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Sir Monier-Williams (1819–1899) - A Sanskrit-English Dictionary (1899)

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sāka

1. sāka n. = 2. śāka, a vegetable, herp, culinary herb Uṇ. iii, 43 Sch

sākac

1. sâkac (in gram.), having the Taddhita affix akac (cf. Pāṇ. v, 3. 71 &c.)

sākam

1. sākám ind. (prob. fr. 7. sa añc
2. cf. sāci) together, jointly, at the same time, simultaneously RV. &c. &c
3. along with, together with, with (with instr.) ib

⋙sākamaśva

1. ○aśva m. N. of a man ĀrshBr
2. n. N. of a Sāman (-tva n.) ib

⋙sākamukṣ

1. ○úkṣ mfn. sprinkling together RV

⋙sākamedha

1. ○edhá m. pl. N. of the third Parvan of the Cāturmāsyas TS. ŚBr. ŚrS
2. a partic. Soma sacrifice lasting three days, Śāṅkh3Sr

⋙sākamprasthāyīya

1. ○prasthāyī́ya (TS.) or (ŚrS.), m. a partic. ceremony (also ○yya-yajña Vait.) [Page 1197, Column]

⋙sākamprasthāyya

1. ○prasthāyya (ŚrS.), m. a partic. ceremony (also ○yya-yajña Vait.) [Page 1197, Column]

≫sākaṃ

1. sākaṃ, in comp. for sākam

⋙sākaṃyuj

1. ○yúj mfn. joined together RV

⋙sākaṃvṛt

1. ○vṛt mfn. rolling together (said of wheels). PañcavBr

⋙sākaṃvṛdh

1. ○vṛ́dh mfn. growing together RV

⋙sākaṃgarbha

1. ○garbha mfn. pregnant together Kauś

⋙sākaṃja

1. ○já mfn. being born together or at the same time RV. ŚBr

sākaruṇḍa

1. sākaruṇḍa wṛ. for sākuruṇḍa

sākarṇakāyana

1. sākarṇakāyana mfn. (fr. sakarṇaka), g. pakhâdi

≫sākarṇakya

1. sākarṇakya mfn. (fr. id.), g. saṃkaśâdi

sākala

1. sākala n. N. of a town in Madras (also written śākala) MW

sākalāyana

1. sākalāyana mfn. (fr. sa-kala), g. pakṣâdi

≫sākalya

1. sākalya n. totality, completeness, entireness (ena ind., entirely', 'completely'), the whole Mn. MBh. &c

⋙sākalyavacana

1. ○vacana n. complete perusal L

sākali

1. sākali and ○likā f. N. of a woman Divyâv

sākalyaka

1. sâkalyaka mfn. sick, unwell (wṛ. sākalpaka) Kathās

sākāṅkṣa

1. sâkāṅkṣa mfn. having a wish or desire, wishing, desirous, longing (am ind., longingly') Kāv. Hit
2. requiring a complement, correlative Pāṇ. Sāh
3. having significance MW.= tā, f. (Sah.),

⋙sākāṅkṣatva

1. ○tva n. (KātyŚr.) correlation

sākāmprāttāyana

1. sākāmprāttāyana (?), m. (only pl.) a patr., Saṃskarak

sākāra

1. sâkāra mf(ā)n. having form, having any shape or definite figure, Kathals Sarvad
2. having a fair form, beautiful (am, ind, ) Hariv. Pañcat. MārkP

⋙sākārajñānavāda

1. ○jñāna-vāda m. the doctrine (held by the Yogâcāras) that ideas consist of forms or images which exist independently of the external world Sarvad

⋙sākārasiddhi

1. ○siddhi f. N. of wk. ib

sākāśa

1. sâkāśa mfn. with or having the light shining towards (an object) ĀśvGṛ

sākuruṇḍa

1. sākuruṇḍa m. a kind of plant (cf. sa-k○) L

sākula

1. sâkula mfn. perplexed, bewildered Kathās

sākūta

1. sākūta mf(ā)n. having significance, significant, having meaning, intentionally, Kāthās
2. (am), ind. intentionally, emphatically Kathās
3. accurately, attentively ib
4. n. (prob.) a desired object Prasannar

⋙sākūtasmita

1. ○smita n. a significant or meaning smile, wanton glance W

⋙sākūtahasita

1. ○hasita n. id. Gīt

sāketa

1. sāketa n. N. of the city Ayodhyā or Oude (prob. also of other cities) Pat. Kāv. VarBṛS. &c
2. m. pl. the inhabitants of Sāketa Cat

⋙sāketapurāṇa

1. ○purāṇa or n. N. of wk. (also called ayodhyā-māhātmya)

⋙sāketamāhātmya

1. ○māhātmya n. N. of wk. (also called ayodhyā-māhātmya)

≫sāketaka

1. sāketaka mfn. (fr. prec.), g. dhūmâdi

≫sāketana

1. sāketana n. the city of Saketa Buddh

≫sāketu

1. sāketu m. or f. (?), id. VP

sākoka

1. sākoka m. N. of a poet Cat

sākoṭaka

1. sākoṭaka wṛ. for śākhoṭaka

sāktava

1. sāktava (fr. saktu), a beverage prepared from barley L

≫sāktuka

1. sāktuka mfn. = saktuni sādhuh, guḍâdi
2. = saktave prabhavati g. saṃtāpâdi m. barley W
3. = saktuka, a partic. vegetable poison L
4. n. a quantity of fried barley or barley-meal ib

≫sāktusaindhava

1. sāktusaindhava mfn. = saktu-sindhuṣu bhavaḥ Pāṇ. 7-3, 19 Sch

sākṣ

1. sākṣ cl. 1. P. sākṣati = āpnoti (used in explaining pra-sākṣate fr. pra-√sah) Nir. xi, 21

sākṣa

1. sā́kṣa mfn. (fr. 7. sa + akṣa) furnished with a yoke (of oxen) Kauś

sākṣa

1. sâkṣa mfn. (fr. 7. sa + akṣa) having the seeds (of which rosaries are made), having rosary MW

sākṣa

1. sâkṣa (fr. 7. sa + akṣa), having eyes (only in abl
2. See next)

≫sākṣāt

1. sâkṣāt ind. (abl. of sâkṣa above) with the eyes, with one's own eyes Kāv. Kathās. Sarvad
2. before one's eyes, evidently, clearly, openly, manifestly AV. &c. &c. [Page 1198, Column]
3. in person, in bodily form, personally, visibly, really, actually MBh. Kāv. &c
4. immediately, directly Sarvad. Kull

⋙sākṣātpuruṣottamavākya

1. ○puruṣôttama-vākya n. N. of wk. by Vallabhâllcārya

≫sākṣāt

1. sâkṣāt in comp. with forms of √kṛ

⋙sākṣātkara

1. ○kara mfn. putting before the eyes, making evident to the senses Cat

⋙sākṣātkaraṇa

1. ○karaṇa n. the act of putting bṭbefore the eyes ib
2. intuitive perception, actual feeling MW
3. immediate cause of anything Kap

⋙sākṣātkartavya

1. ○kartavya mfn. to be made fully perceptible or evident, Mahāv

⋙sākṣātkartṛ

1. ○kartṛ mfn. one who sees everything Cat

⋙sākṣātkāra

1. ○kāra m. evident or intuitive perception, realization (-tā f.) Vedântas. Sarvad
2. the experiencing a result of or reward for (gen.) BhP
3. -vat mfn. having a clear perception of (comp.) Sarvad

⋙sākṣātkārin

1. ○kārin mfn. = -kara Sarvad. Kap. Sch

⋙sākṣātkṛ

1. ○√kṛ P. -karoti (ind. p
2. -kritvā or -kritya Pāṇ. 1-4, 74), to look at with the eyes, make visibly present before the eyes, realize Kathās. Sāh

⋙sākṣātkṛta

1. ○kṛta mfn. clearly placed before the eyes or the mind's eye
2. -dharman, mfn. one who has an intuitive perception of duty MW

⋙sākṣātkṛti

1. ○kṛti (Sarvad.),

⋙sākṣātkriyā

1. ○kriyā (Saddhp.), f. intuitive perception, realization

≫sākṣād

1. sâkṣād in comp. for sâkṣāt

⋙sākṣāddṛṣṭa

1. ○dṛṣṭa mfn. seen with (one's own) eyes Kum

⋙sākṣāddṛṣṭi

1. ○dṛṣṭi f. the act of seeing with (one's own) eyes Sarvad

⋙sākṣāddharma

1. ○dharma m. the personified incarnation of law, Justice himself MW

⋙sākṣādbhū

1. ○bhū P. -bhavati, to appear before the eyes, appear personally Kathās

≫sākṣi

1. sâkṣi m. (m.c. for sâkṣin, in loka- and samasta-s○, q.v.)

≫sākṣi

1. sâkṣi in comp. for sâkṣin

⋙sākṣitā

1. ○tā f. (Mn. Kathās.), -tva n. (Kap. Suśr.) the office of any legal witness, evidence, testimony, attestation

⋙sākṣidvaidha

1. ○dvaidha n. discrepancy between witnesses, contradictory evidence MW

⋙sākṣiparikṣā

1. ○parikṣā f

⋙sākṣiparikṣaṇa

1. ○pariḍkṣaṇa n. examination of a witnesses ib

⋙sākṣipratyaya

1. ○pratyaya m. the evidence or testimony of an eye-wṭwitnesses ib

⋙sākṣipraśna

1. ○praśna m. interrogation of wṭwitnesses
2. -vidhâna n. the rule or law about examining wṭwitnesses Mn. i, 115

⋙sākṣibhāvita

1. ○bhāvita mfn. proved by an eye-wṭwitnesses, established by testimony W

⋙sākṣibhūta

1. ○bhūta mfn. (cf. sâkṣī-√bhū) being a witnesses BhP. Pañcar

⋙sākṣimat

1. ○mat mfn. having a witnesses, witnessed Yājñ. ii, 94

⋙sākṣimātra

1. ○mātra mfn. the simple Ego or subject (as opp. to the object or what is external to the Ego) Nir. xiv, subject
2. ○tra-√kṛ P. -karoti, to make a simple eye. wṭwitnesses HPariś

⋙sākṣilakṣaṇa

1. ○lakṣaṇa mfn. defined or proved by testimony W

⋙sākṣivat

1. ○vat ind. like a witness MW

≫sākṣika

1. sâkṣika (ifc
2. ā f. am ind.) = sâkṣin ( See a-, agai-s○ c.)

≫sākṣin

1. sâkṣin mfn. seeing with the eyes, observing, witnessing
2. an eye-witness, witness (in law) of or to (gen., loc., or comp.) Gaut. Mn. MBh. &c
3. m. (in phil.) the Ego or subject (as opp. to the object or to that which is external to the mind, AshṭāvS
4. cf. sâkṣi-mātra)
5. N. of a man (also pl.) Saṃskārak

≫sākṣī

1. sâkṣī in comp. for sâkṣa

⋙sākṣīkṛ

1. ○√kṛ P. karoti, to call to witness, cause to attest, Kathās

⋙sākṣībhū

1. ○√bhū P. -bhavati, to be an eye-witness R

≫sākṣīka

1. sâkṣīka m. N. of a man (cf. sâkṣin) Saṃskārak

≫sākṣya

1. sâkṣya mfn. visible to (comp.) BhP
2. n. testimony, evidence, attestation (○aṃ-√kṛ, 'to give evidence for') Mn. MBh. &c

sākṣata

1. sâkṣata mfn. containing uncrushed or whole grain (not deprived of husk), having grains of barley Ragh
2. (am), ind. without hurting (applied to a gentle kiss) Dhūrtas

⋙sākṣatapātrahasta

1. ○pātra-hasta mfn. holding a vessel full of grain MW

sākṣara

1. sâkṣara mf(ā)n. containing syllables or letters L
2. eloquent (tā f.) Kāv

sākṣiptam

1. sâkṣiptam ind. with absence of mind, thoughtlessly MBh

≫sākṣepa

1. sâkṣepa mfn. containing an objection or limitation, Kāvylâd
2. conveying reproach or irony, taunting (am ind. tauntingly) Kathās. Rājat

sākhi

1. sākhi m. N. of a people (cf. śākhi) L

sākhidatteya

1. sākhidatteya mfn. (fr. sakhidatta) belonging to a friend's gift, g. sakhy-ādi

sākhilya

1. sākhilya n. (fr. sakhila) friendship, Mahāv

sākheya

1. sākheya mfn. (fr. sakhi) relating to friend, friendly, amicable Pāṇ. 4-2, 80

≫sākhya

1. sākhyá n. association, party RV. KātyŚr
2. friendship (prob. wṛ. for sakhya) L
3. mfn. -sākheya KātyŚr. [Page 1198, Column]

sāgama

1. sâgama mfn. acquired in an honest manner, legitimate Vishṇ

≫sāgamaka

1. sâgamaka mfn. having the grammatical augment Pat

sāgara

1. sāgara m. (ifc. f. ā
2. fr. 2. sa-gara) the ocean (said to have been named so by Bhagiratha after his son Sagara [see 2. sa-gara, p. 112]
3. another legend asserts that the bed of the ocean was dug by the sons of Sagara ; 3 or 4 or 7 oceans are reckoned, 1,. sam-udra
4. sāgarasya phenaḥ = samudraph○) Mn. MBh. &c
5. an ocean (as expressing any vast body or inexhaustible mass
6. often ifc., cf. guṇa-śoka-, saṃsāra-s○)
7. a symbolical expression for the number, 'four' (like other words signifying 'ocean') Gaṇit
8. a partic. high number (= 10 Padmas) Pur
9. a sort of deer L
10. N. of a serpent-demon, K2raṇḍ
11. (with Jainas) of the third Arhat of the past Utsarpiṇī L
12. of one of the 10 orders of mendicants traced back to disciples of Śaṃkarâcārya Cat
13. of various persons HPariś
14. of two authors and of a wk. on Dharma Cat
15. of a place ib
16. (pl.) the sons of Sagara MBh. R
17. n. N. of a town Buddh
18. mf(ī) n. relating to the sea, marine Hariv

⋙sāgarakukṣi

1. ○kukṣi f. N. of a serpentmaiden Kāraṇḍ

⋙sāgaraga

1. ○ga mf(ā)n. going to the ocean
2. (ā), f. a river, stream, (esp.) the Ganges MBh
3. ([-gA)-suta] m. 'son of Gaṅgā', metron. of Bhīshma ib

⋙sāgaragama

1. ○gama mf(ā)n. = -ga ib

⋙sāgaragambhīra

1. ○gambhīra m. a partic. Samādhi Kāraṇḍ
2. (ā), f. N. of a serpentmaiden ib

⋙sāgaragāmin

1. ○gāmin mfn. = -ga R. Ragh. Rājat
2. (inī), f. a river R
3. small cardamoms L

⋙sāgaraṃgama

1. ○ṃ-ga-ma mfn. = -ga MBh. Hariv

⋙sāgaracandra

1. ○candra m. N. of a Jain poet Gaṇar

⋙sāgaratva

1. ○tva n. the state of (being) the ocean Hariv

⋙sāgaradatta

1. ○datta m. 'Ocean-given', N. of a king of the Gandharvas Kathās
2. of a Śakya Buddh
3. of a merchant Pañcat
4. of various other men HPariś

⋙sāgaradeva

1. ○deva m. N. of a mythical person Vīrac

⋙sāgaradhara

1. ○dhara m. N. of a poet Cat

⋙sāgaradhīracetas

1. ○dhīra-cetas mfn. one whose mind is as firm or as deep as the ocean MW

⋙sāgaranandin

1. ○nandin m. N. of a Poet Uṇ. iv, 121 Sch

⋙sāgaranāgarājaparipṛcchā

1. ○nāga-rāja-paripṛcchā f. N. of wk

⋙sāgaranemi

1. ○nemi or f. 'sea-encircled', the earth L

⋙sāgaranemī

1. ○nemī f. 'sea-encircled', the earth L

⋙sāgaraparipṛcchā

1. ○paripṛcchā f. N. of wk. (cf. sāgara-nāga-rāja-p○) Buddh

⋙sāgaraparyanta

1. ○paryanta mf(ā)n. bounded by the sea (as the earth) MBh. R

⋙sāgarapāla

1. ○pāla m. 'guardian of the ocean', N. of a serpent-king Buddh

⋙sāgarapura

1. ○pura n. N. of a town Kathās

⋙sāgaraplavana

1. ○plavana n. navigating the ocean, leaping across or traversing the sea (also applied to a partic. pace of horses) R

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1. sāgarabuddhidhāryabhijñagupta3sāgara--buddhi-dhāryabhijña-gupta m. N. of a Buddha, SaddhP'

⋙sāgaramati

1. ○mati m. N. of a Bodhi-sattva Kāraṇḍ
2. of a serpent-king ib
3. of a man Buddh

⋙sāgaramudrā

1. ○mudrā f. a partic. Samādhi Buddh

⋙sāgaramekhala

1. ○mekhala mf(ā)n. seagirt (cf. sapta-sāgara-m○)
2. (ā), f. the earth L

⋙sāgaramegha

1. ○megha m. N. of a man Buddh

⋙sāgaralipi

1. ○lipi f. a partic. mode of writing Lalit

⋙sāgaravat

1. ○vat ind. like the ocean MW

⋙sāgaravaradhara

1. ○vara-dhara m. the ocean Lalit
2. -buddhi vikrīḍitâbhijña m. N. of Ānanda (as Buddha) SaddhP

⋙sāgaravarman

1. ○varman m. N. of a king Inscr

⋙sāgaravāsin

1. ○vāsin mfn. dwelling on the sea-shore MBh

⋙sāgaravīra

1. ○vīra m. 'sea-hero', N. of a man Kathās

⋙sāgaravyūhagarbha

1. ○vyūha-garbha m. N. of a Bodhi-sattva Buddh

⋙sāgaraśaya

1. ○śaya mfn. lying or resting on the ocean (said of Vishṇu) Śiś

⋙sāgaraśukti

1. ○śukti f. a sea-shell Bhartṛ

⋙sāgarasaṃhitā

1. ○saṃhitā f. N. of wk

⋙sāgarasūnu

1. ○sūnu m. son of the Ocean', patr. of the Moon Kāv

⋙sāgarānukūla

1. sāgarânukūla mfn. situated on the sea-coast MW

⋙sāgarānūpaka

1. sāgarânūpaka mfn. = sāgaravāsin MBh

⋙sāgarānta

1. sāgarânta m. the sea-shore R
2. mf(ā)n. bounded by the ocean, sea-girt (as the earth) MBh. R. VarBṛS

⋙sāgarāntargata

1. sāgarântargata mfn. living in the ocean R

⋙sāgarāpāṅga

1. sāgarâpâṅga mf(ī)n. bounded by the sea (as the earth) MBh

⋙sāgarāmbara

1. sāgarâmbara mf(ā)n. sea-clad (as the earth) R. Ragh. Rājat
2. (ā), f. the earth, Sinhâs

⋙sāgarāmburaśana

1. sāgarâmbu-raśana mf(ā)n. sea-girt VarYogay

⋙sāgarālaya

1. sāgarâlaya mfn. living in the ocean R
2. m. N. of Varuṇa L

⋙sāgarāvarta

1. sāgarâvarta m. a bay of the sea MBh

⋙sāgarevaratīrtha

1. sāgarêvara-tīrtha n. N. of a Tīrtha Cat

⋙sāgarottha

1. sāgarôttha 'produced in the sea', sea-salt L

⋙sāgarodaka

1. sāgarôdaka n. sea-water (prob. N. of a Tilrtha) MBh. xiii, 1696

⋙sāgarodgāra

1. sāgarôdgāra m. the swelling or heaving of the sea, flowing tide, flood (as opp. to, 'ebb') R

⋙sāgaroddhūtaniḥsvana

1. sāgarôddhūta-niḥsvana mfn. raising a sound like the ocean MW

⋙sāgaropama

1. sāgarôpama m. or n. (?) a partic. high number Jain

≫sāgaraka

1. sāgaraka m. pl. 'inhabitants of the sea-coast', N. of a people MBh
2. (ikā), f. See above

≫sāgarāya

1. sāgarāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to resemble the ocean Kāv

≫sāgarika

1. sāgarika mf(ī)n., See cātuḥ-s○. [Page 1198, Column]

≫sāgarikā

1. sāgarikā f. N. of a woman, Ratnāv

⋙sāgarikāmaya

1. ○maya mf(ī)n. consisting of nothing but Sagarikās ib. (in Prākṛit)

sāgas

1. sâgas mfn. guilty of a sin or offence Kāv. Rājat

sāguṇya

1. sāguṇya n. (fr. sa-guṇa) excellence, superiority AV.Pariś

sāgni

1. sâgni mfn. together with the fire KātyŚr. Kauś
2. maintaining a sacred fire Pur
3. connected with fire Pāṇ. 6-3, 80 Sch
4. (ī), ind. as far as the section on far Pāṇ. 2-1, 6 Sch

⋙sāgnicitya

1. ○citya mfn. connected with the piling of the sacred fire, IndSt

⋙sāgnidhūrna

1. ○dhūrna mfn. accompanied with fire and smoke Hariv

⋙sāgnipurogama

1. ○purogama mfn. preceded by Agni MBh

⋙sāgniratnākara

1. ○ratnâkara m. N. of wk

≫sāgnika

1. sâgnika mfn. possessing or maintaining a sacred fire, associated with Agni MBh
2. witnessed by Agni R

⋙sāgnikavidhi

1. ○vidhi m. N. of wk. (containing rules for the Śrâddha ceremonies of householders who maintain a sacred fire)

sāgra

1. sâgra mf(ā)n. with the tip or point ŚBr. KātyŚr
2. = sam-agra, whole, entire MBh
3. having a surplus, more than, Aryabh
4. (am), ind. for a longer period, for a whole life MW

sāgrayaṇāgnyādhānaprayoga

1. sâgrayaṇâgny-ādhāna-prayoga m. N. of wk

sāgraha

1. sâgraha mfn. with pertinacity, insisting on anything, persistent (am ind.) Daś. HPariś

sāṃkathika

1. sāṃkathika mfn. (fr. saṃ-kathā) excellent in conversation, g. kathâdi

≫sāṃkathya

1. sāṃkathya n. (fr. id.) talk, conversation (cf. dharma-s○) Car. Kāraṇḍ

sāṃkarika

1. sāṃkarika mfn. (fr. saṃ-kara) sprung from a mixture of castes, the offspring of an illegitimate marriage MBh

≫sāṃkarya

1. sāṃkarya n. mixing or blending together confusedly, confusion, mixture Sāh. BhP. Sch

⋙sāṃkaryakhaṇḍana

1. ○khaṇḍana n

⋙sāṃkaryavāda

1. ○vāda m. N. of wks

sāṃkala

1. sāṃkala mfn. (fr. saṃ-kala) effected or produced by addition, accumulated &c. W

sāṃkalpika

1. sāṃkalpika mf(ī)n. (fr. a saṃkalpa) based on or produced by the will or imagination Kap. Śaṃk

sāṃkārikā

1. sāṃkārikā f. a girl said to be unfit for marriage (as having applied fire to her father or other person's house) L. (vḷ. sāṃkāśikā)

sāṃkāśina

1. sāṃkāśina n. (fr. saṃ-kāśin) full visibility or appearance (instr. = 'straightway', 'immediately', 'directly') KātyŚr

≫sāṃkāśya

1. sāṃkāśya m. (fr. saṃ-kāśa) N. of a man MBh
2. n. and (ā), f. N. of the town of Kuśa-dhvaja (brother of Janaka) R

⋙sāṃkāśyanātha

1. ○nātha m. lord of Sāṃkāśya', N. of Kuśa-dhvaja ib

sāṃkuci

1. sāṃkuci m. and ○cī f. (perhaps fr. saṃ-kuca, but cf. śaṅkuci) a partic. aquatic animal Bhpr

≫sāṃkucita

1. sāṃkucita mfn. derived from Sam-kucita, g. takṣaśilâdi

sāṅkura

1. sâṅkura mfn. possessing shoots or buds, budding, in bud W

sāṃkūṭina

1. sāṃkūṭina n. (of unknown moaning) Pat. Pāṇ. Sch

sāṃkṛta

1. sāṃkṛta mfn. relating or belonging to Saṃ-kṛiti, derived from him &c. Cat
2. (ī), f. of sāṃkṛtya

≫sāṃkṛti

1. sāṃkṛti m. (fr. saṃ-kṛti) patr. of a sage (son of Viśvāmitra and founder of the Vaiyāghrapadya family) ĀpŚr. MBh

≫sāṃkṛtīpūtra

1. sā́ṃkṛtī-pūtra m. N. of a preceptor ŚBr

≫sāṃkṛtya

1. sāṃkṛtya m. patr. fr. saṃ-kṛti ĀśvŚr
2. N. of a grammarian TPrāt

≫sāṃkṛtyāyana

1. sāṃkṛtyāyana m. patr. fr. sāṃkṛtya Car
2. (ī), f. N. of a Parivrājikā Kathās

sāṃketika

1. sāṃketika mfn. (fr. saṃ-keta) consisting of signs, based on agreement, indicatory, conventional Sāh

≫sāṃketya

1. sāṃketya n. agreement, appointment, assignation (esp. with a loved person) BhP. [Page 1199, Column]

sāṃkrandani

1. sāṃkrandani m. (fr. saṃ-krandana) patr. of Vālin Mcar

sāṃkrāmika

1. sāṃkrāmika m. (fr. saṃ-krāma
2. g. guḍâdi) passing over or being transferred (to others) Kām

sāṃkṣepika

1. sāṃkṣepika mfn. (fr. saṃ-kṣepa) abridged, contracted, concise, summary, short Kull

sāṃkhya

1. sāṃkhya mfn. (fr. saṃ-khyā) numeral, relating to number W
2. relating to number (in gram as expressed by the case-terminations &c.) Pat
3. rational, or discriminative W
4. m.one who calculates or discriminates well, (esp.) an adherent of the Sāṃkhya doctrine CūlUp. MBh. &c
5. N. of a man Car
6. patr. of the Vedic Ṛishi Atri Anukr
7. N. of Śiva MBh
8. n. (accord. to some also m.) N. of one of the three great divisions of Hindū philosophy (ascribed to the sage Kapila q.v., and so called either from, discriminating', in general, or, more probably, from 'reckoning up' or 'enumerating' twenty-five Tattvas [see tattva] or true entities [twenty-three of which are evolved out of Prakṛiti 'the primordial Essence' or 'first-Producer', viz. Buddhi, Ahaṃkāra, the five Tan-mātras, the five Mahā-bhūtas and Manas
9. the twenty-fifth being Purusha or Spirit sometimes called ṣoul which is neither a Producer nor Production [see vikāra], but wholly distinct from the twenty-four other Tattvas. and is multitudinous, each separate Purusha by its union with Prakṛiti causing a separate creation out of Prakṛiti, the object of the philosophy being to effect the final liberation of the Purusha or Spirit from the fetters caused by that creation
10. the Yoga q.v. branch of the Saqikhya recognizes a Supreme Spirit dominating each separate Purusha
11. the Tantras identify Prakṛiti with the wives of the gods, esp. with the wife of Śiva
12. the oldest systematic exposition of the Sāṃkhya seems to have been by an author called Pañca-śikha [the germ, however, being found in the Ṣashṭi-tantra, of which only scanty fragments are extant]
13. the original Sūtras were superseded by the SṭSāṃkhya-kārikā of Īśvara-kṛishṇa, the oldest manual on the Sāṃkhya system that has come down to us and probably written in the 5th century AḌ., while the Sāṃkhya-sūtras or SṭŚiva-pravacana and Tattva-samāsa, ascribed to the sage Kapila, are now thought to belong to as late a date as the 14th or 15th century or perhaps a little later) ŚvetUp. MBh. &c. IW. 73 &c. RTL

⋙sāṃkhyakārikā

1. ○kārikā f. N. of a collection of 72 memorial verses or stanzas by Īśvara-krishṇa (also called sāṃkhyasaptati
2. the oldest extant systematic exposition of the SṭSāṃkhya system
3. above.)
4. -bhāṣya n. N. of a Commentary on prec. by Gauḍa-pada (8th cent.)

⋙sāṃkhyakaumudī

1. ○kaumudī f. N. of a Comm. on the Sāṃkhya-kārikā by Rāma-kṛishṇa Bhaṭṭācārya

⋙sāṃkhyakramadīpikā

1. ○krama-dīpikā f. N. of a Comm. on the Tattva-samāsa

⋙sāṃkhyacandrikā

1. ○candrikā f. N. of a Comm. on the Sāṃkhya-karikā by Nārayaṇatīrtha

⋙sāṃkhyajñāna

1. ○jñāna n. knowledge of the SṭSāṃkhya system MBh

⋙sāṃkhyatattvakaumudī

1. ○tattva-kaumudī f. N. of a Comm. on the Sāṃkhya-kārikā by Vācaspati-miśra

⋙sāṃkhyatattvacandrkā

1. ○tattva-candrkā f. sāṃkhya-c○ above

⋙sāṃkhyatattvapradīpa

1. ○tattva-pradīpa m

⋙sāṃkhyatattvapradīpikā

1. ○tattva-pradīḍpikā f. N. of a brief exposition of the Sāṃkhya system by Kavirāja-yati

⋙sāṃkhyatattvavilāsa

1. ○tattva-vilāsa m. N. of a Comm. by Raghunātha-tarkavāgīśa Bhaṭṭâcārya on the SṭSāṃkhya-tattva-kaumudī

⋙sāṃkhyataraṃga

1. ○taraṃga m. N. of a modern Comm. on the Sāṃkhya-sūtra

⋙sāṃkhyadarśana

1. ○darśana n. N. of a ch. cf the Sarva-darśana-samgraha

⋙sāṃkhyapadārthagāthā

1. ○padârtha-gāthā f. N. of wk. by Ramānanda-tīrtha

⋙sāṃkhyapuruṣa

1. ○puruṣa m. the spirit or soul in the Sāṃkhya system Śiś

⋙sāṃkhyapravacana

1. ○pravacana n. = yoga-sūtra, or = sāṃkhya-sūtra qq. vv.
2. -bhāṣya (or sāṃkhya-bh○), n. N. of a Comm. on the SṭSāṃkhya-sūtra by Vijliāna-bhikshu

⋙sāṃkhyabhikṣu

1. ○bhikṣu m. a kind of mendicant MW

⋙sāṃkhyamata

1. ○mata n. N. of wk

⋙sāṃkhyamaya

1. ○maya mf(ī)n. consisting of the Sāṃkhya doctrine BhP

⋙sāṃkhyamīmāṃsā

1. ○mīmāṃsā f. N. of wk

⋙sāṃkhyamukhya

1. ○mukhya m. N. of śiva MBh

⋙sāṃkhyayoga

1. ○yoga m. 'adherent of the SṭSāṃkhya and Yoga', N. of a Rishi MBh. xiii, 7123 (vḷ. -yogau)
2. 'a-pplication of the Sāṃkhya doctrine to the knowledge of spirit', N. of the 2nd ch. of the Bhagivad-gitā
3. the so-called theistical Sāṃkhya-yoga Śaṃk
4. (am), n. the Sāṃkhya and the Yoga MBh
5. -dīpikā f. N. of wk
6. -pravartin m. N. of Śiva MBh
7. -vat mfn. acquainted with Sāṃkhya and Yoga ib
8. -vadin m. an adherent of the theistical SṭSāṃkhya-YṭYoga Śaṃk

⋙sāṃkhyavṛtti

1. ○vṛtti f. (-tattva-vilāsa)
2. -prakāśa m. -sāra m. N. of wks

⋙sāṃkhyasāstra

1. ○sāstra n. the Sāṃkhya doctrine or any treatise upon it

⋙sāṃkhyasaptati

1. ○saptati f. = -lārikā'

⋙sāṃkhyasāra

1. ○sāra or m. N. of wk. by Vijñāna-bhikshu

⋙sāṃkhyasāraviveka

1. ○sāra-viveka m. N. of wk. by Vijñāna-bhikshu

⋙sāṃkhyasūtra

1. ○sūtra n. N. of six books of aphorisms of the Sāṃkhya philosophy (ascribed to Kapila, but prob. written in the 14th or 15th century AḌ.) [Page 1199, Column]
2. -prakṣepikā f. -vivaraṇa n. -vṛtti f

⋙sāṃkhyavṛttisāra

1. ○vṛtti-sāra m. N. of wks

⋙sāṃkhyācārya

1. sāṃkhyâcārya en. a teacher of the SṭSāṃkhya (also N. of an author) BhP. Sarvad
2. N. of Vishṇn Vishṇ

⋙sāṃkhyārtha

1. sāṃkhyârtha m. meaning or doctrine of the Sāṃkhya (in comp)
2. -tattva-pradīpikā f. N. of a brief exposition of the SṭSāṃkhya system by Bhaṭṭa-keśava
3. -saṃkhyāyika = sāṃkhya-tattva-vilāsa

⋙sāṃkhyālaṃkāra

1. sāṃkhyâlaṃkāra m. = sāṃkhya-krama-dipikā

≫sāṃkhyāyana

1. sāṃkhyāyana m. (patr. fr. sāṃkhya
2. cf. śānkhāyana) N. of a teacher, (pl.) his school TĀr. ĀśvGṛ

⋙sāṃkhyāyanagṛhya

1. ○gṛhya n

⋙sāṃkhyāyanatantra

1. ○tantra n

⋙sāṃkhyāyanabrāhmaṇa

1. ○brāhmaṇa n

⋙sāṃkhyāyanasūtra

1. ○sūtra n. N. of wks

sāṅga

1. sâṅgá or saṅga mfn. having limbs or a body Kathās
2. together with the limbs AV. ŚBr
3. with all its Aṅgas or supplements KātyŚr
4. complete, entire MBh
5. concluded, finished Uttarar

⋙sāṅgaglāni

1. ○glāni mfn. with an exhausted body, Śāntiś

⋙sāṅgaja

1. ○ja mfn. having hair, together with hair, covered with hair MW

⋙sāṅgarāga

1. ○rāga mfn. having the body anointed with unguents R

⋙sāṅgasena

1. ○sena m. N. of a man Cat

⋙sāṅgopāṅga

1. sâṅgôpâṅga mfn. (the Vedas) with the Aṅgas and Upâṅgas MBh

⋙sāṅgopāṅgopaniṣad

1. sâṅgôpâṅgôpaniṣad mfn. along with the Aṅgu and Upâṅgas and Upanishads R

sāṃgatika

1. sāṃgatika mfn. (fr. saṃ-gati) relating to society, social, associating W
2. m. a new comer, visitor, guest, acquaintance Vishṇ. Mn
3. one who comes to transact business MW

≫sāṃgatya

1. sāṃgatya n. (fr. saṃ-gata) meeting, intercourse with (saha) Hit. Subh

≫sāṃgama

1. sāṃgama m.= saṃ-gama L

≫sāṃgamana

1. sāṃgamaná m. (fr. sam-g○) patr. of Agni Anaśnat ŚBr

≫sāṃgamiṣṇu

1. sāṃgamiṣṇú mfn. (fr. saṃ-g○) a kind of sand (or expressive of some quality belonging to it) TBr

sāṅgada

1. sâṅgada mfn. along with (the monkey) Aṅgada R

sāṅgāraka

1. sâṅgāraka mfn. attended by the planet Mars MW

sāṅguṣṭha

1. sâṅguṣṭha mfn. together with the thumb (am ind.) ĀśvGṛ
2. (ā), f. Abrus Precatorius L

sāṃgrahaṇa

1. sāṃgrahaṇá mf(ī́) n. (fr. saṃgrahaṇa) relating to the act of taking possession or occupying TS. TBr

⋙sāṃgrahaṇeṣṭi

1. sāṃgrahaṇêṣṭi f. N. of a Śrauta wk

≫sāṃgrahasūtrika

1. sāṃgrahasūtrika mfn. (fr. saṃgraha-sūtra) = saṃgraha-sūtram adhī7te veda vā Pāṇ. 4-2, 60 Sch

≫sāṃgrāhika

1. sāṃgrāhika mfn. (fr. [saM-graha) -saMgrehe sAdhuH] g. kathâdi
2. = -saṃ-graham adhite veda vā g. ukthâdi

≫sāṃgrāhika

1. sāṃgrāhika mfn. obstructing, constipating Car

sāṃgrāma

1. sāṃgrāma mfn. (fr. saṃ-grāma), g. vyuṣṭâdi

≫sāṃgrāmajitya

1. sāṃgrāmajitya n. (fr. saṃ-grāma-jit) victory in battle AV

≫sāṃgrāmika

1. sāṃgrāmika mf(ī)n. relating to war, warlike, martial (with ratha, m. 'a war-chariot'
2. with mṛtyu m. death in battle'
3. with vitta n. spoils of war') Gaut. Kauś. MBh. &c
4. m. a commander, general W

⋙sāṃgrāmikaguṇa

1. ○guṇa m. 'the martial qualities of a king (consisting of the 3 Śaktis, the Ṣaguṇya, and the Astrâdy-abhyāsa) L

⋙sāṃgrāmikatva

1. ○tva n. state of war, militarism Daś

⋙sāṃgrāmikaparicchada

1. ○paricchada m. implements of war Hariv

⋙sāṃgrāmikavidhijña

1. ○vidhi-jña mfn. familiar with war affairs or military concerns ib

sāṃghaṭika

1. sāṃghaṭika mfn. (fr. saṃ-ghaṭa) = saṃ-ghaṭam adhite veda vā, g. ukthâdi (vḷ.)

≫sāṃghāṭikā

1. sāṃghāṭikā f. (cf. saṃ-ghāṭikā) a pair, couple L
2. a bawd, procuress L.: Trapa Bispinosa L

sāṃghaṭṭika

1. sāṃ-ghaṭṭika mfn. = saṃ-ghaṭṭam adhī7te veda vā g. ukthâdi

sāṃghāta

1. sāṃghāta mfn. (fr. saṃ-ghāta) = saṃ-ghāte dīyate, or kāryam g. vyuṣṭâdi

≫sāṃghātikā

1. sāṃghātikā mfn. = saṃ-ghāte sādhuḥ g. guḍâdi = saṃ-ghātāya prabhayati g. saṃtāpâdi
2. belonging to a group ŚāṅkhŚr
3. n. (scil. bha) the 16th Nakshatra after the Janmarksha L

≫sāṃghātya

1. sāṃghātya n. = saṃ-hātya and saṃ-ghātya Daśar

sāṃghika

1. sāṃghika mf(ī)n. (fr. saṃ-gha) relating to the brotherhood of monks Kāraṇḍ. [Page 1199, Column]

sāṅmukhī

1. sāṅmukhī f. N. of a partic. Tithi L

sāc

1. sāc strong form of 2. sac (q.v.)

≫sācaya

1. sācayá mfn. joined, united (cf. pṛṣṭi- and rātri-s○) ŚBr

≫sāci

1. sācí mfn. following, accompanying ŚBr
2. in. N. of Agni L

≫sācin

1. sācin See sanya-s○

≫sāceya

1. sāceya mfn. belonging to, suitable or fit for (comp.), SāṅkhBr

≫sācya

1. sā́cya mfn. to be assisted or served or honoured RV. i, 140, 3

sācāra

1. sâcāra mfn. well-conducted, wellbehaved, well-mannered Kāvyak

sāci

1. sācí ind. (perhaps fr. 7. sa + añc) crookedly, away, obliquely, sideways, askance RV. x, 142, 2 (?) PañcavBr. Kir

⋙sācivāṭikā

1. ○vāṭikā f. the white-flowered hogweed L

⋙sācivilokita

1. ○vilokita n. a sidelong glance W

⋙sāciṣita

1. ○ṣita mfn. standing unevenly or across ib

⋙sācismita

1. ○smita n. a smile aside Bhām

≫sācī

1. sācī in comp. for 2. sāci

⋙sācīkṛ

1. ○√kṛ P. -karoti, to make crooked, distort, bend or turn aside Kāv. Kathās

⋙sācīkṛta

1. ○kṛta mfn. made crooked, bent sideways, distorted, averted (am ind. 'crookedly') MBh. Kāv. &c. (-dṛś mfn. having averted eyes Kathās
2. ○tânana mfn. having an averted face, looking sideways MBh.)
3. n. distortion, perversion, prejudice W

⋙sācīguṇa

1. ○guṇa N. of a place AitBr

⋙sācīsūtra

1. ○sūtra n. frenum praeputī Gal

≫sācīna

1. sācīna mfn. approaching sideways or from the side Pāṇ. 1-1, 58, Vartt. 1 Pat

sācikāṇḍa

1. sāci-kāṇḍa n. (corrupted fr. saṃciti-k○) N. of the ninth chapter of the Śatapatha Bralhmaṇa

sācivya

1. sācivya n. (fr. saciva) companionship, assistance, (esp.) ministry, ministership, the office of the counsellor or friend of a king MBh. Kāv. &c

⋙sācivyākṣepa

1. sācivyâkṣepa m. (in rhet.) an objection under the form of assentor approval Kāvyâd. ii, 145, 146

sācīvit

1. sācīvít ind. swiftly, rapidly (= kṣipram) Naigh. ii, 15

sāja

1. sâja mfn. together with the lunar mansion Pūrva-bhadra-padā VarBṛS

sājātya

1. sā́jātya n. (fr. sa-jāti) community of race with (gen.) MaitrS
2. equality of kind, homogeneousness Sāh. Bhāshāp

⋙sājātyalakṣaprakāśa

1. ○lakṣa-prakāśa m. N. of wk

sājoka

1. sājoka m. N. of a poet Cat

sājya

1. sâjya mfn. having clarified butter, Kātyśr

sāñcādhara

1. sāñcādhara See sācādhara

sāṃcārika

1. sāṃcārika mfn. (fr. saṃ-cāra) movable, moving MBh

sāñja

1. sāñja m. N. of a lexicographer L

sāñjana

1. sâñjana mfn. having pigment, having impurities, not pure Sarvad
2. m. a lizard L

sāñjali

1. sâñjali mfn. with hands hollowed and joined (in supplication, See añjali) R

sāṃjīvīputra

1. sā́ṃjīvī-pútra m. N. of a teacher ŚBr

sāṃjñāyani

1. sāṃjñāyani m. metron. fr. saṃjñā g. tikâdi

sāñjhanandin

1. sāñjha-nandin m. N. of a poet Cat

sāṭ

1. sāṭ cl. 10. P. sāṭayati, to make visible or manifest Dhātup. xxxv, 84

sāṭopa

1. sâṭopa mfn. puffed up, self-conceited, proud, arrogant Vās
2. rumbling (as clouds) Pañcat
3. (am), ind. haughtily Mṛicch. Ratnâv
4. with a rumbling sound Śiś
5. angrily, furiously MW

sāṭṭahāsa

1. sâṭṭahāsa mfn. with loud laughter (am ind.) MārkP

sāṭṭāla

1. sāṭṭāla m. or n. (?) a palace (vḷ. for sāddāla) Bhadrab

sāṭhala

1. sāṭhala m. N. of a person Cat

sāṭhoka

1. sāṭhoka m. N. of a poet Cat. [Page 1200, Column]

sāḍa

1. sāḍa mfn. having a point or sting (as a stick, a scorpion &c.) Pat

sāḍakhāna

1. sāḍa-khāna m. N. of a king Cat

sāḍi

1. sāḍi m. patr. fr. saḍa Pāṇ. 5-?111, 3, 56 Sch

sāḍbhūta

1. sāḍ-bhūta mfn. (in gram.) taking the form sāṭ, or sāḍ (said of 2. sah)

sāḍha

1. sāḍha sāḍhṛ &c. See p. 1193, col. 2

sāṇḍa

1. sâṇḍa mfn. having testicles, uncastrated MaitrS. TāṇḍBr. GṛŚrS

sāt

1. sāt a Taddhita affix which when put after a word denotes a total change of anything into the thing expressed by that word ( See agni-, bhasma-sāt &c.)

sāt

1. sāt a Sautra √meaning 'to give pleasure' Pāṇ. Vop

≫sāt

1. sāt n. N. of Brahman L

≫sāta

1. sāta n. (for 1. and 2. See p. 1196, col. 3) pleasure, delight L

≫sātaya

1. sātaya mfn. Pāṇ. 3-1, 138

sātatya

1. sātatya n. (fr. sa-tata) continuity, constancy, uninterruptedness (ena, 'continually, permanently') MBh. Suśr. &c

⋙sātatyacatuṣkaṭīkā

1. ○catuṣka-ṭīkā f. N. of wk

sātala

1. sātala m. N. of a poet Cat

sātalā

1. sātalā f. = saptalā Car

sātavāha

1. sātavāha or ○hana m. N. of a king (fabled to have been discovered, when a child, riding on a Gandharva called Sāta, who, accord. to one legend, was changed into a lion
2. also = śāli-vāhana, q.v.) Hcar. Kathās. Rājat

sātasa‹kā

1. sātasa‹kā f. N. of a district, Kshitiś

sātāgiri

1. sātā-giri m. N. of a Yaksha Jātakam

sāti

1. sāti (for 1. and 2. See p. 1196, col. 3), N. of a metre Piṅg

sātirātra

1. sâtirātra mfn. together with the Atirātra Vait

sātirikta

1. sâtirikta mfn. having excess, excessive, increased, more abundant Divyâv

≫sātireka

1. sâtireka mfn. id. ib

sātilaka

1. sātilaka wṛ. for sātilaka below

sātiśaya

1. sâtiśaya mfn. superior, better, best, eminent Mn. Hariv. Kathās

sātisāra

1. sâtisāra mfn. suffering from diarrhoea L
2. sinful, guilty Divyâv

sātīkāśa

1. sâtīkāśa mfn. with or having excessive light ĀśvGṛ

sātīna

1. sātīna and sātīlaka m. a kind of pea L

sātu

1. sātu See p. 1196, col. 3

sātobārhata

1. sātobārhata mfn. relating or belonging to the Sato-bṛihatī metre Lāṭy

sātkarya

1. sāt-karya n. (fr. sat-kara) the effecting anything well, effectiveness Kap. Sch

sāttra

1. sāttra and sāttrika mfn. (fr. sattra) belonging to a sacrifice, sacrificial, Śrs

sāttva

1. sāttva mfn. (fr. sat-tva) relating to the quality Sattva &c. MārkP

≫sāttvaki

1. sāttvaki m. patr. fr. sattvaka g. bāhv-ādi

≫sāttvika

1. sāttvika mf(ī)n. (fr. sat-tva) spirited, vigorous, energetic Mn. MBh. &c
2. relating to or endowed with the quality Sattva (i.e. 'purity' or 'goodness), pure, true, genuine, honest, good, virtuous (also applied to partic. Purāṇas which exalt Vishṇu IW. 513) MaitrUp. Mn. MBh. &c. internal, caused by internal feeling or sentiment Mālatīm
3. natural, not artificial, unaffected (as style) Sāh
4. m. a state of body caused by some natural emotion (constituting a class of 8 Bhāvas holding a middle place between the Sthāyi- and Vyabhicāri-bhavas, viz. stambha, sveda, româñca, svara-vikāra, vepathu, varṇavikâra, aśru, pralaya, qq. vv.) ib
5. N. of Brahmā L
6. of the eighth creation by Prajā-pati MW
7. (ī), f. N. of Durgā L. [Page 1200, Column]
8. a partic. kind of Pūjā practised by the worshippers of Durgā MW
9. (scil. tuṣṭi) N. of one of the five kinds of external acquiescence (in Sāṃkhya) ib
10. an autumn night L
11. n. an offering or oblation (without pouring water) L

⋙sāttvikapurāṇavibhāga

1. ○purāṇa-vibhāga m

⋙sāttvikabrahmavidyāvilāsa

1. ○brahma-vidyā-vilāsa m. N. of wks

sātpuḍā

1. sātpuḍā f. N. of a mountain VP

sātma

1. sâtma mfn. (fr. 7. [sa+Atman]) together with one's own person BhP

≫sātma

1. sâtma in comp. for sâtman

⋙sātmatā

1. ○tā (sâtmá-), f. community of essence or nature with (gen., instr., or comp.) ŚBr. MBh
2. absorption into the essence (of Brahmā) MW

⋙sātmatva

1. ○tvá n. the having a soul or essence AV. TS. &c

⋙sātmārpaṇa

1. sâtmârpaṇa mfn. connected with self-sacrifice Kād

≫sātman

1. sâtman mfn. having a soul or spirit, together with the soul ŚBr. TS
2. united to the Supreme Spirit MW

≫sātmī

1. sâtmī in comp. for sâtma

⋙sātmīkṛta

1. ○kṛta mfn. one who has made anything part of his nature, i.e. become accustomed to (acc.) Suśr

⋙sātmībhāva

1. ○bhāva m. the becoming a custom or habit, conduciveness, suitableness Car

⋙sātmībhū

1. ○bhū P. -bhavati, to become a custom or habit, become suitable or salutary Jātakam

≫sātmya

1. sâtmya mfn. agreeable to nature or natural constitution, wholesome Suśr. Car
2. m. suitableness, wholesomeness ib
3. habit, habituation, diet (○tas ind., from habit'
4. ifc. = 'used to') ib
5. community of essence or nature with (instr. or gen.) BhP

sātya

1. sātyá mfn. (fr. satya, of which it is also the vṛiddhi form in comp.) one whose nature is truth ŚBr
2. n. N. of a Sāman ĀrshBr

⋙sātyakāmi

1. ○kāmi m. (patr. fr. satya-kāma) TS. (wṛ. sātyaṃkāmi in g. pailâdi)

⋙sātyaṃkārya

1. ○ṃ-kārya m. patr. fr. satvaṃkāra g. kurv-ādi

⋙sātyadūta

1. ○dūta mfn. (fr. satya-dūta) 'belonging to the trusty messengers' (said of partic. oblations presented to Sarasvatī and other deities) TS. Sch

⋙sātyamugra

1. ○m-ugra m. pl. the school of Sātyamugri AVPariś

⋙sātyamugri

1. ○m-ugri m. (○grī, or ○gryā f.) patr. fr. satyam-ugra Pāṇ. iv, 1, 81

⋙sātyamugrya

1. ○m-ugrya m. pl. N. of a school of the Sāma-veda (q.v.)

⋙sātyamuni

1. ○muni m. a patr. (perhaps wṛ. for sātyamugri) Saṃskārak

⋙sātyayajña

1. ○yajñá m. (fr. satya-y○) N. of a teacher, ŚBr

⋙sātyayajñi

1. ○yajñi m. (sā́tya
2. fr. id.) patr. of Soma-śushma ib

⋙sātyarathi

1. ○rathi m. patr. fr. satyaratha VP

⋙sātyavata

1. ○vata or m. (fr. satyavatī) metron. of Vyāsa L

⋙sātyavateya

1. ○vateya m. (fr. satyavatī) metron. of Vyāsa L

⋙sātyahavya

1. ○havyá m. (fr. satya-h○) N. of a Vāsishṭha TS. AitBr

≫sātyaka

1. sātyaka m. patr. = sātyaki MBh. Hariv

≫sātyakāyana

1. sātyakāyana m. (only pl.) a patr. Saṃskārak

≫sātyaki

1. sātyaki m. (fr. satyaka) patr. of Yuyudhāna (a warrior in the Pāṇḍu army who acted as the charioteer of Kṛishṇa and belonged to the Vṛishṇi family) MBh. Hariv. BhP

≫sātyakin

1. sātyakin m. (m.c.) = prec. MBh

sātrājita

1. sātrājitá sin. (fr. satrā-jit) patr. of Śatânīka ŚBr
2. (ī), f. patr. of Satya-bhāmā MBh. Hariv

sātrāsāha

1. sātrāsāhá m. (fr. satrā-sāha) 'allsubduing', N. of a serpent AV
2. patr. of Śona ŚBr
3. N. of a place, g. dhūmâdi

≫sātrāsāhaka

1. sātrāsāhaka mfn. (fr. prec.), g. dhūmâdi

sātvat

1. sātvat m. pl. (cf. satvat) N. of a people Hariv. Śiś. (= yadu Sch.)

≫sātvata

1. sātvata mf(ī)n. relating to the Satvats or the Satvatas, belonging or sacred to Satvata or Kṛishṇa &c. MBh. Pur
2. containing the word satvat g. vimuktâdi
3. m. a king of the Satvats (N. of Kṛishṇa, Bala-deva &c.) MBh. BhP
4. (pl.) N. of a people Śiś. (= yādava Sch.)
5. an adherent or worshipper of Kṛishṇa L
6. a partic. mixed caste (the offspring of an outcaste Vaiśya
7. accord. to L., 'the son of an outcaste Vaiśya and a VṭVaiśya woman who was formerly the witt of a Kshatriya') Mn. x, 43
8. N. of a son of Āyu or Aṃśu Pur
9. (ī), f. See below

⋙sātvatasaṃhitā

1. ○saṃhitā f. N. of wk. (treating esp. of Vaishṇava worship)
2. -prayoga m. N. of wk

⋙sātvatasiddhāntaśataka

1. ○síddhânta-śataka n. N. of a Vedânta wk

⋙sātvatācāravādārtha

1. sātvatâcāra-vādârtha m. N. of wk. (also called bhakti-vilāsa-tattva-adīpikā, deprecating the slaughter of animals even in sacrifices, by Mahêśa-nārāyaṇs)

≫sātvatī

1. sātvatī f. a princess of the Satvats (N. of the mother of Śiśu-Pāla) MBh. Śiś
2. (scil. vṛtti, q.v.) one of 4 divisions of dramatic style (expressive of, bravery, generosity, cheerfulness, and the marvellous' [Page 1200, Column]
3. it is of four kinds, viz. utthāpaka, saṃghātya, parivartaka, and saṃlāpa) Bhar. Daśar. Sāh

⋙sātvatīsūnu

1. ○sūnu m. son of Saltvatī', N. of Śiśu-pāla Śiś

≫sātvatīya

1. sātvatīya m. an adherent of Satvata, i.e. Kṛishṇa BhP

sātvika

1. sātvika &c. See sāttvika, col. 1

sāda

1. sāda sādana &c. See p. 1139, col. 1

sādara

1. sâdara mf(ā)n. having or showing respect, respectful, reverential
2. considerate, attentive or devoted to (ifc.), intent upon (am, ind., respectfully '&c.) Kāv. Kathās. &c

⋙sādarapūrvakam

1. ○pūrvakam ind. with respect, respectfully, reverentially Pañcar

sādasata

1. sādasata mfn. containing the words sat and asá g. vimuktâdi

sādāśiva

1. sādāśiva mf(ī)n. relating or belonging to Sada-śiva, i.e. Śiva KāśīKh

sādi

1. sâdi mfn. having a beginning (-tva n.) Kap

≫sādyanta

1. sâdy-anta mfn. having beginning and end, complete, entire (am, ind., 'from beginning to end') MW

sādi

1. sādi sādita, sādin &c. See p. 1139, col. 1

sādīnava

1. sâdīnava mfn. having torments, subject to pains Lalit

sādṛśa

1. sādṛśa mfn. = sa-dṛśa, like, similar ŚāṅkhŚr
2. proper Divyâv
3. (ī), f

⋙sādṛśasādriśya

1. ○sādriśya Śiś

≫sādṛśīya

1. sādṛśīya mfn. (fr. sa-dṛta), g. kriśâśvâdi

≫sādṛśya

1. sādṛśya n. likeness, resemblance, similarity to (comp.) Āpast. R. Hariv. &c

⋙sādṛśyavāda

1. ○vāda m. N. of various phil. wks

sādeyya

1. sādeyya wṛ. for sôdarya MBh

sādguṇya

1. sādguṇya n. (fr. sad-guṇa) the having good qualities, excellence, superiority Car

sāddāla

1. sāddāla (?) m. a palace (vḷ. sāṭṭāla) Bhadrab

sādbhuta

1. sâdbhuta mfn. astonished, surprised Kathās

sādya

1. sādya See p. 1139, col. 1

sādyaska

1. sādyaska mfn. (fr. sa-dyas) taking place immediately MBh

≫sādyaskra

1. sādyaskra (g. kaskâdi) or mfn. (fr. sadyaḥ-krī) performed with Soma bought on the same day

⋙sādyaḥkra

1. sādyaḥkra mfn. (fr. sadyaḥ-krī) performed with Soma bought on the same day
2. ns. N. of a partic. Ekâha ṢaḍvBr. ŚrS. MBh

⋙sādyaskraprayoga

1. ○prayoga m. N. of wk

≫sādyoja

1. sādyoja mfn. (fr. sadyo-ja), g. saṃkalâdi

sādh

1. sādh (connected with √2. sidh), cl. 1. P. Ā. sā́dati, ○te
2. accord. to Dhātup. xxvi, 71 and xxvii, 16, cl.4. sādhyati, cl. 5. sādhnoti (in JaimBr. also sadhnoti
3. pf. sasādha
4. aor. asātsīt
5. fut. sāddhā, sātsyati
6. inf. sāddhum, in later language sādhitum
7. Ved. inf. sádhase, q.v.), to go straight to any goal or aim, attain an object, to be successful, succeed, prosper RV
8. to being straight to an object or end, further, promote, advance, accomplish, complete, finish ib
9. to submit or agree to, obey ib
10. (sādhyati) to be completed or accomplished Dhātup.: Caus. sādhayati (m.c. also ○te
11. aor. asīṣadhat
12. Ved. also sīṣadhati, ○dhaḥ, ○dhema, ○dhātu
13. Pass. sādhyate MBh. &c.), to straighten, make straight (a path) RV
14. to guide straight or well, direct or bring to a goal ib
15. to master, subdue, overpower, conquer, win, win over RV. &c. &c
16. to summon, conjure up (a god or spirit) Kathās
17. (in law) to enforce payment, recover (a debt), collect (taxes) Mn. Yājñ. &c
18. to subdue a disease, set right, heal, cure Suśr
19. to bring to an end or conclusion, complete, make perfect, bring about, accomplish, effect, fulfil, execute, practice with vākyam, 'to execute any one's gen. order'
20. with naiṣkarmyam', to practise inactivity'
21. with marum, 'to practise abstinence'
22. with mantram, 'to practise the recitation of spells') GṛŚrS. Mn. MBh. &c
23. to attain one's object, be successful MBh. iii, 1441
24. to produce, make, render (two acc.) Śak. BhP
25. to establish a truth, substantiate, prove, demonstrate Tattvas. Sarvad
26. to make ready, prepare MBh
27. to gain, obtain, acquire, procure ŚBr. &c
28. to find out (by calculation), Gaiṇt
29. to grant, bestow, yield MBh. Kāv. &c
30. to put or place in (loc.) BhP. [Page 1201, Column]
31. to set out, proceed, go (in dram. accord. to Sāh. = √gam) MBh. Kāv. &c.: Desid. of Caus. siṣādhayisati or sisādhayirhati, to desire to establish or prove Sāh. Sarvad.: Desid. siṣātsati Gr.: Intens., sāsādhyate, sāsdidhi ib

≫sādh

1. sādh (ifc.) accomplishing, performing ( yajña-sā́dh)

≫sādha

1. sā́dha m. accomplishment, fulfilment RV

≫sādhaka

1. sādhaka mf(ikā)n. effective, efficient, productive of (gen. or comp.), accomplishing, fulfilling, completing, perfecting, finishing MBh. Kāv. &c
2. energizing (said of the fire supposed to burn within the heart and direct the faculty of volition) Suśr
3. adapted to any purpose, useful, advantageous MBh. Pur
4. effecting by magic, magical Pañcat. Rājat
5. demonstrating, conclusive, proving Sarvad
6. m. an assistant Kāv
7. an efficient or skilful person, (esp.) an adept, magician Kathās
8. a worshipper Mālatīm
9. (akā), f. N. of Durgā L
10. (ikā), f. very deep or profound sleep (= su-ṣupti) L
11. a skilful or efficient woman MW
12. n. (prob.) = sādhana, proof, argument Kap

⋙sādhakatama

1. ○tama mfn. most effective (-tva n.), Kap. Śaṃk

⋙sādhakatā

1. ○tā f. usefulness, suitableness, Kull

⋙sādhakatva

1. ○tva n. magic, jugglery Daś
2. conclusiveness Sarvad

⋙sādhakavarti

1. ○varti f. a magical wick Pañcat

⋙sādhakasarvasva

1. ○sarvasva n. N. of wk

≫sādhadiṣṭi

1. sā́dhad-iṣṭi mfn. (fr. pr. p. of √sādh + 3. iṣṭi) having effective sacrifices or prayers RV

≫sādhana

1. sā́dhana mf(ī or ā) jn. leading straight to a goal, guiding well, furthering RV
2. effective, efficient, productive of (comp.) MBh. Kāv. &c
3. procuring Kāv
4. conjuring up (a spirit) Kathās
5. denoting, designating, expressive of (comp.) Pāṇ. Sch
6. m. N. of the author of RV. x, 157 (having the patr. bhauvana) Anukr
7. (ā), f. accomplishment, performance ( See mantra-s○)
8. propitiation, worship, adoration L
9. (am), n. (ifc. f. ā), the act of mastering, overpowering, subduing Kir. Pañcat
10. subdueing by charms, conjuring up, summoning (spirits &c.) MBh. Kathās
11. subduing a disease, healing, cure Suśr. MBh. &c
12. enforcing payment or recovery (of a debt) Daś
13. bringing about, carrying out, accomplishment, fullilment, completion, perfection Nir. MBh. &c
14. establishment of a truth, proof. argument, demonstration Yājñ. Sāh. Sarvad
15. reason or premiss (in a syllogism, leading to a conclusion) Mudr. v, 10
16. any means of effecting or accomplishing, any agent or instrument or implement or utensil or apparatus, an expedient, requisite for (gen. or comp.) Mn. R. &c
17. a means of summoning or conjuring up a spirit (or deity) Kālac
18. means or materials of warfare, military forces, army or portion of an army (sg. and pl.) Hariv. Uttar. Rājat
19. conflict, battle Śiś
20. means of correcting or punishing (as 'a stick', 'rod' &c.) TBr. Sch
21. means of enjoyment, goods, commodities &c. R
22. efficient cause or source (in general) L
23. organ of generation (male or female), Sah
24. (in gram.) the sense of the instrumental or agent (as expressed by the case of a noun, opp. to the action itself) Pat
25. preparing, making ready, preparation (of food, poison &c.) Kathās. MārkP
26. obtaining, procuring, gain, acquisition Kāv. BhP
27. finding out by calculation, computation Gaṇit
28. fruit, result Pañcat
29. the conjugational affix or suffix which is placed between the √and terminations (= viiharaṇa, q.v.) Pāṇ. 8-4, 30 Vārtt. 1
30. (only L. 'matter, material, substance, ingredient, drug, medicine
31. good works, penance, self-mortification, attainment of beatitude
32. conciliation, propitiation, worship
33. killing, destroying
34. killing metals, depriving them by oxydation &c. of their metallic properties esp. said of mercury
35. burning on a funeral pile, obsequies
36. setting out, proceeding, going
37. going quickly
38. going after, following.)

⋙sādhanakriyā

1. ○kriyā f. the act of performing &c
2. an action connected with a Kāraka Pāṇ
3. a finite verb ib
4. a Kṛid-anta affix ib

⋙sādhanakṣama

1. ○kṣama mfn. admitting of Proof or evidence Yājñ. Sch

⋙sādhanacatuṣṭaya

1. ○catuṣṭaya n. (in phil.) four kinds of proof. MW

⋙sādhanatā

1. ○tā f. the being a means of (comp., cf. bahu-s○) Sarvad. Bhāshāp

⋙sādhanatva

1. ○tva n. efficacy Sāh
2. = prec. Sarvad
3. the being a proof or argument Kull. on Mn. viii, 56
4. state of perfection MW

⋙sādhanadīpikā

1. ○dīpikā f. N. of wk. on Bhakti by Nārāyaṇa-bhaṭṭa

⋙sādhananirdeśa

1. ○nirdeśa m. production of proof (in law)
2. the statement of premisses leading to a conclusion W

⋙sādhanapañcaka

1. ○pañcaka n. N. of five stanzas giving rules for the attainment of Praśānti or quietude

⋙sādhanapattra

1. ○pattra n. any written document used as evidence or proof MW

⋙sādhanapaddhati

1. ○paddhati f. N. of wk. on the worship of Rādhā and Kṛishṇa. [Page 1201, Column]

⋙sādhanabhāga

1. ○bhāga See mahā-s○

⋙sādhanamālātantra

1. ○mālā-tantra n

⋙sādhanamuktāvalī

1. ○muktâvalī f. N. of wks

⋙sādhanarūpin

1. ○rūpin mfn. having the form or character of an instrument or expedient MW

⋙sādhanavat

1. ○vat mfn. furnished with proof or evidence Sarvad

⋙sādhanasāgara

1. ○sāgara m

⋙sādhanasubodhanī

1. ○subodhanī f. N. of wks

⋙sādbanādhyakṣa

1. sādbanâdhyakṣa m. superintendent of the military forces Pañcat. (B.)

⋙sādhanārha

1. sādhanârha mfn. worthy of being accomplished MW

⋙sādhanāvyāpaka

1. sādhanâvyāpaka mfn. (in logic) not invariably inherent in the proof. MW
2. -tā f. -tva n. non-invariable inherence in the proof. ib

≫sādhanaka

1. sādhanaka (ifc.) = sādhana, a means, expedient (e.g. paśu-s○, a sacrifice offered by means of cattle') Śaṃk. on BṛĀrUp

≫sādhanī

1. sādhanī in comp. for sādhana

⋙sādhanīkṛ

1. ○√kṛ P

⋙sādhanīkaroti

1. ○karoti to employ as a means for (loc.) Jātakam

⋙sādhanībhūta

1. ○bhūta mfn. becoming or being a means or expedient Jaim. Sch

≫sādhanīdvādaśī

1. sādhanī-dvādaśī f. N. of wk

≫sādhanīya

1. sādhanīya mfn. to be accomplished or performed MBh. Ragh
2. to be formed (as words) Uṇ. iii, 131 Sch
3. to be acquired (as knowledge), Kathās
4. to be proved (-tva n.) Sarvad

≫sādhanta

1. sādhanta m. a beggar, mendicant Uṇ. iii, 128 Sch

≫sādhaya

1. sādhaya Nom. P. ○yati (fr. sādhu = bāḍha
2. cf. sādhiṣṭha, sādhīyas), to make hard or firm Vop. ( also Caus. of √sādh)

≫sādhayitavya

1. sādhayitavya mfn. (fr. Caus. of √sādh) to be accomplished or performed Hit

≫sādhayitṛ

1. sādhayitṛ mfn. (fr. id.) one who brings about, an accomplisher, performer Nir

≫sādhava

1. sādhava n. (fr. sādhu), g. pṛthv-ādi

≫sādhase

1. sā́dhase (Ved. inf.) for levelling or preparing land (with ksaítrāya) RV. viii, 71, 12

≫sādhita

1. sādhita mfn. brought about, accomplished, perfected &c
2. mastered, subdued, MārkP
3. proved, demonstrated, Pañeat
4. made, appointed BhP
5. punished by a fine, made to pay (= dāpita) L
6. awarded (as a punishment or fine) W
7. recovered (as a debt) ib

≫sādhin

1. sādhin mfn. accomplishing, performing ( bhāra-s○)

≫sādhiman

1. sādhiman m. (fr. sādhu) goodness, perfection, excellence, g. pṛthv-ādi

≫sādhiṣṭha

1. sā́dhiṣṭha mfn. (superl. of sādhu) straightest (as a path) RV
2. most effective (as a sacrifice) ib
3. very fit, most proper or right ChUp
4. hardest, very hard or firm (= dṛdha-tama
5. in these senses regarded as irreg. superl. of bāḍha Pāṇ. 5-3, 63) L

≫sādhīyas

1. sādhīyas mfn. (compar. of sādhu) more right or proper, Kusum
2. more pleasant or agreeable Sāh
3. harder, firmer, very hard or firm Daś. (in these senses regarded as an irreg. compar. of bāḍha Pāṇ. 5-3, 63) ind. more eagerly. AitBr
4. in a higher degree, excessively Āpast. Śiś

≫sādhu

1. sādhú mf(vií)n. straight, right RV. AV. BhP
2. leading straight to a goal, hitting the mark, unerring (as an arrow or thunderbolt) RV. ŚBr
3. straightened, not entangled (as threads) Kauś
4. well-disposed, kind, willing, obedient RV. R
5. successful, effective, efficient (as a hymn or prayer) RV. Kām
6. ready, prepared (as Soma) RV. AitBr
7. peaceful, secure RV
8. powerful, excellent, good for (loc.) or towards (loc., gen., dat., acc., with prati, anu, abhi, pari, or comp.) ŚBr. &c. &c
9. fit, proper, right VarBṛS
10. good, virtuous, honourable, righteous ŚBr. Mn. MBh. &c
11. well-born, noble, of honourable or respectable descent W
12. correct, pure
13. classical (as language) ib
14. m. a good or virtuous or honest man ŚBr. Mn. MBh. &c
15. a holyman, saint, sage, seer Kālid
16. (with Jainas) a Jina or deified saint W
17. a jeweller Hit
18. a merchant, money-lender, usurer L
19. (in gram., accord. to some) a derivative or inflected noun
20. (vii), f. a chaste or virtuous woman, faithful wife Mn. MBh. &c
21. a saintly woman W
22. a kind of √(= medā) L
23. n. the good or right or honest, a good &c. thing or act (sādhv asti with dat., 'it is well with-'
24. sādhu-√man with acc., to consider a thing good, approve') RV. &c. &c
25. gentleness, kindness, benevolence ŚBr. MBh. &c
26. (ú), ind. straight, aright, regularly RV. AV
27. well, rightly, skilfully, properly, agreeably (with √vṛt and loc., 'to behave well towards' [once sā́dhu', in RV. viii, 32, 1]
28. with √kṛ, 'to set eight'
29. with √ās, 'to be well or at ease') RV. &c. &c
30. good! well done! bravo! ŚBr. MBh. &c
31. well, greatly, in a high degree R. Kām. BhP
32. well, enough of. away with (instr.)! MBh. Pañcat
33. well come on! (with Impv. or 1. pr.) MBh. Kāv. &c
34. assuredly, indeed R. Kām. [Page 1201, Column]

⋙sādhukarman

1. ○karman (sādhú-), mfn. acting well or rightly RV
2. doing kind actions, beneficent MW

⋙sādhukāra

1. ○kāra n. the exclamation sâdhu (i.e. well! well done!), applause (○raṃ-√dā 'to applaud') R. Kāraṇḍ

⋙sādhukārin

1. ○kārín mfn. acting well or rightly, skilled, clever ŚBr. MBh. &c

⋙sādhukīrti

1. ○kīrti m. N. of an author Cat

⋙sādhukṛt

1. ○kṛ́t mfn. = -kārin ŚBr

⋙sādhukṛta

1. ○kṛta mfn. (ifc.) well or rightly done BhP

⋙sādhukṛtya

1. ○kṛtya n. compensation, requital ib
2. advantage Kām
3. (ā́), f. good or right manner of acting VS. TS. ŚBr. KātyŚr

⋙sādhugata

1. ○gata mfn. resorted to by the 'good, respectable, virtuous' MW

⋙sādhucaraṇa

1. ○caraṇa mfn. well-conducted, righteous Lāṭy

⋙sādhucaritra

1. ○caritra n. N. of wk

⋙sādhuja

1. ○ja mfn. well-born, 'good conduct' W

⋙sādhujana

1. ○jana m. a good person, honest man Kāv. Dhūrtas' (aṣ○)

⋙sādhujāta

1. ○jāta mfn. of a good kind, beautiful MBh. R

⋙sādhutama

1. ○tama mfn. best, most excellent MBh

⋙sādhutara

1. ○tara mfn. better than (abl.) Kām

⋙sādhutas

1. ○tas ind. from a good man Mn. iv, 252

⋙sādhutā

1. ○tā f. rightness, correctness Āpast
2. honesty, uprightness Kām. Daś. &c. Sch
3. goodness, excellence Uttarar
4. kindness Kāv
5. honesty, uprightness Pañcat. Uttarar. &c

⋙sādhudatta

1. ○datta m. a proper N. Campak

⋙sādhudarśin

1. ○darśin mfn. seeing well TĀr. Sch
2. well-discerning (a-s○) Śak

⋙sādhudāyin

1. ○dāyin mfn. Pāṇ. 3-2, 78 Vārtt. 1 Pat

⋙sādhudevin

1. ○devín mfn. playing skilfully or fortunately AV. MBh

⋙sādhudevī

1. ○devī f. a mother-in-law L

⋙sādhudvitilya

1. ○dvitilya mfn. having a merchant as second, accompanied by a-mṭmerchant MW

⋙sādhudhī

1. ○dhī f. a good understanding MW
2. good disposition ib
3. mfn. having good undṭunderstanding, wise, welldisposed ib
4. (īs), f. a mother-in-law L

⋙sādhudhvani

1. ○dhvani m. sound of applause or acclamation Kād

⋙sādhuniguhin

1. ○niguhin mfn. Kāś. on Pāṇ. 6-4, 89

⋙sādhunigraha

1. ○nigraha mf(ā)n. having a convenient handle Suśr

⋙sādhupadavī

1. ○padavī f. the path or way of the good Bhartṛ

⋙sādhuputra

1. ○putra m. N. of, man Buddh

⋙sādhupuṣpa

1. ○puṣpa n. a beautiful flower MW
2. the flower of the Hibiscus Mutabilis L

⋙sādhupratikramaṇasūtra

1. ○pratikramaṇa-sūtra n. N. of wk

⋙sādhuphala

1. ○phala mfn. bearing good fruit, having good results or consequences Śak. vii, 25, 26 (vḷ)

⋙sādhubhāva

1. ○bhāva m. good nature, goodness, kindness MBh

⋙sādhumat

1. ○mat mfn. good MW
2. (atī), f. one of the ten grades of a Bodhi-sattva Cat
3. N. of a Tantra deity Buddh

⋙sādhumata

1. ○mata mfn. well thought of, highly prized MW

⋙sādhumātra

1. ○mātra m. an effective prayer or spell Kām

⋙sādhumātrā

1. ○mātrā f. the right measure (○rayā, 'in due measure') Kām

⋙sādhummanya

1. ○m-manya mfn. thinking one's self good or virtuous W

⋙sādhuratnasūri

1. ○ratna-sūri m. N. of an author Cat

⋙sādhurandhin

1. ○randhin mfn. Kāś. on Pāṇ. 7-61. 1

⋙sādhuvat

1. ○vat mfn. right, correct RPrāt. 2

⋙sādhuvat

1. ○vat ind. as if good, as if correct MW

⋙sādhuvandana

1. ○vandana n. N. of wk

⋙sādhuvācaka

1. ○vācaka mfn. telling or expressing what is good VP

⋙sādhuvāda

1. ○vāda m. exclaiming 'well done!' ( daṃ-√dā, 'to applaud') MBh. Śiś. Kathās. &c
2. the name of an honest man, good renown, fame, reputation BhP
3. a right sentence ib

⋙sādhuvādin

1. ○vādin mfn. speaking rightly or justly Gaut
2. applauding Hariv
3. wṛ. for -vāhin MBh. vii, 7786

⋙sādhuvāha

1. ○vāha m. a good or well-trained horse MW

⋙sādhuvāhin

1. ○vāhin mfn. drawing (a carriage) well MBh. Hcat
2. m. a good or welltrained horse W
3. mfn. having good horse W

⋙sādhuvigarhita

1. ○vi-garhita mfn. blamed or censured by the good R

⋙sādhuvṛkṣa

1. ○vṛkṣa m. a good tree ib
2. Nanclea-Cadamba L
3. Crataeva Roxburghī ib

⋙sādhuvṛtta

1. ○vṛtta mfn. well rounded R. Bhartṛ
2. well-conducted, having good manners MBh. Kāv. Gaut
3. m. a well-conducted person, virtuous or honest man MW
4. n. good conduct, honesty R
5. -tā f. the being well-conducted, honourableness Kathās

⋙sādhuvṛtti

1. ○vṛtti f. good means of living MW
2. good exposition, excellent commentary ib
3. good or moral practice or observance W
4. mfn. well rounded Bhartṛ. (v. l.)
5. well-conducted ib. (v. l.)
6. -tā f. the being well-conducted MBh

⋙sādhuveṣa

1. ○veṣa mfn. well dressed Car

⋙sādhuśabda

1. ○śabda m. = -kāra MBh

⋙sādhuśīla

1. ○śīla mfn. well-disposed, virtuously inclined (-tva n.) Hit
2. virtuous, righteous W

⋙sādhuśukla

1. ○śukla mfn. quite white MBh

⋙sādhuṣṭhāna

1. ○ṣṭhāna (s○ + sthāna), n. the right point of view, right way Āpast

⋙sādhusaṃsarga

1. ○saṃsarga m. association with the good MW

⋙sādhusaṃskṛta

1. ○saṃskṛtá mfn. well prepared or arranged ŚBr

⋙sādhusamakṣarūpa

1. ○samakṣarūpa mfn. well before the eyes Śak.vii, 31 (vḷ.)

⋙sādhusamācāra

1. ○samācāra m. 'conduct of the righteous', N. of wk
2. mfn. well-behaved Pañcat

⋙sādhusammata

1. ○sammata mfn. approved by the good R

⋙sādhusiddha

1. ○siddha mfn. quite finished or perfect Suśr

⋙sādhūkta

1. sādhū7kta mfn. said or declared by the good W

≫sādhuka

1. sādhuka m. N. of a low or degraded tribe ib

≫sādhuyā

1. sādhuyā́ ind. in a straight course, directly towards any mark or aim RV
2. plainly, simply AV
3. rightly, duly RV. VS. TS. [Page 1202, Column]
4. kindly, properly, amicably MW

≫sādhya

1. sādhyá mfn. to be subdued or mastered or won or managed, conquerable, amenable MBh. R. &c
2. to be summoned or conjured up L
3. to be set to rights, to be treated or healed or cured Suśr. MBh. Kathās
4. to be formed (grammatically) Vop
5. to be cultivated or perfected Kāv
6. to be accomplished or fulfilled or brought about or effected or attained, practicable, feasible, attainable Mn. MBh. &c
7. being effected or brought about, taking place Kāś
8. to be prepared or cooked Car
9. to be inferred or concluded Sarvad. Bhāshāp. Kpr
10. to be proved or demonstrated Ragh. Sāh
11. to be found out by calculation VarBṛS. Gaṇit
12. to be killed or destroyed MW
13. relating to the Sādhyas ( See below) MBh. BhP
14. m. (pl.) 'they that are to be propitiated', N. of a class of celestial beings (belonging to the gaṇa-devatā, q.v., sometimes mentioned in the Veda [see RV. x, 90, 1]
15. in the ŚBr. their world is said to be above the sphere of the gods
16. according to Yāska [Nir. xii, 4] their locality is the Bhuvarloka or middle region between the earth and sun
17. in Mn. i, 22, the Sādhyas are described as created after the gods with natures exquisitely refined, and in iii, 195, as children of the Soma-sads, sons of Virāj
18. in the Purāṇas they are sons of Sādhyā, and their number is variously twelve or seventeen
19. in the later mythology they seem to be superseded by the Siddhas, See siddha
20. and their names are Manas, Mantṛi, Prâṇa, Nara, Pāna, Vinirbhaya, Naya, Daṃsa, Nārāyaṇa, Vṛisha, Prabhu) RV. &c. &c
21. the god of love L
22. N. of a Vedic Ṛishi, IndSt
23. of the 21st astronomical Yoga L
24. (ā), f. N. of a daughter of Daksha and wife of Dharma or Manu (regarded as the mother of the Sādhyas) Hariv. Pur
25. (am), n. accomplishment, perfection W
26. an object to be accomplished, thing to be proved or established, matter in debate ib
27. (in logic) the major term in a syllogism ib
28. silver L
29. N. of a Sāman ArshBr

⋙sādhyakośa

1. ○kośa m. N. of a dictionary

⋙sādhyatā

1. ○tā f. practicableness, feasibility MW
2. conquerableness ( See a-s○)
3. curableness ( See a-s○)
4. ○tôvacchedaka n. the distinguishing property of the thing to be proved MW

⋙sādhyatva

1. ○tva n. curableness Suśr
2. perfectibility Sarvad
3. practicability Kāv. KapS. Bhāshāp

⋙sādhyapakṣa

1. ○pakṣa m. the side of the thing to be proved (in a lawsuit) MW

⋙sādhyapramāṇasaṃkhyāvat

1. ○pramāṇa-saṃkhyā-vat mfn. containing the number of the things to be proved and of the proofs Yājñ. Sch

⋙sādhyarṣi

1. ○rṣi ([○ya+RSi]), m. N. of Śiva MW

⋙sādhyavat

1. ○vat mfn. comprehending the point to be proved Yājñ. Sch
2. containing the major term (in logic) W
3. m. the party on whom the burden of proof in a lawsuit rests W

⋙sādhyavyāpaka

1. ○vyāpaka mfn. (in log.) invariably inherent in that which is to be proved ib
2. -tā f. invariable inherence in what is to be proved ib

⋙sādhyasama

1. ○sama m. an assertion identical with the point to be proved, petitio principī Sarvad. Nyāyad
2. -tva n. sameness with the point to be proved (○tvāt, 'because it is the same with what is to be proved') Nīlak. Nyāyad

⋙sādhyasādhana

1. ○sādhana n. the means of establishing what is to be proved (e.g. a Hetu or reason), effecting what has to be done &c. W
2. -kaumudī f. -khaṇḍa, N. of wks

⋙sādhyasiddha

1. ○siddha mfn. to be still accomplished and already accomplished R

⋙sādhyasiddhi

1. ○siddhi f. accomplishment of what has to be done MW
2. the establishing of what has to be proved IW
3. the success of an undertaking, accomplishment fulfilment ib
4. proof. conclusion ib
5. -pāda m. the fourth stage or division of a suit at law, judgment, decision ib

⋙sādhyābhāva

1. sādhyâbhāva m. absence of the thing to be proved ib
2. impossibility of cure ib

≫sādhyā

1. sādhyā́ ind. (for 1. See under sādhyá) = sādhuyā́ TS. TBr

≫sādhv

1. sādhv in comp. for sādhu

⋙sādhvanindita

1. ○anindita mfn. unblamed by the good, of irreproachable character W

⋙sādhvapāsanavidhi

1. ○apâsana-vidhi m. N. of wk

⋙sādhvaryā

1. ○aryā́ mf(ā́)n. (prob.) truly faithful RV

⋙sādhvalaṃkṛta

1. ○alaṃkṛta mfn. beautifully adorned MW

⋙sādhvasādhu

1. ○asādhú mfn. good and bad (-tva n.) VarBṛS
2. m. pl. the good and the wicked MBh
3. n. du. good and bad things ŚBr. R

⋙sādhvācāra

1. ○ācāra m. the conduct of the good, virtuous conducted VarBṛS
2. mfn. well-conducted conducted Mn. MBh

≫sādhvī

1. sādhvī f. See under sādhú, p. 1201, col

≫sādhvīka

1. sādhvīka See sa-sādh○ p. 5192, col. 2

sādhamitrika

1. sādhamitrika mf(ā, or ī)n. (fr. sadha-mitra), g. kāśy-ādi

sādhaya

1. sādhaya See p. 1201, col. 2, and √sādh, p. 1200 col. 3. [Page 1202, Column]

sādharmika

1. sādharmika m. (fr. sa-dharma) one of the same faith or religion HPariś

≫sādharmya

1. sādharmya n. community or equality of duty or office or properties, sameness or identity of nature, likeness or homogeneousness with (gen. or comp.) MBh. Kāv. &c
2. the being of the same religion MW
3. -sama m. (in Nyāya) a pretended or sham objection Nyāyas

sādhāna

1. sādhāna mfn. together with the receptacle ŚBr

sādhāra

1. sādhāra mfn. having a support or basis or foundation NṛisUp. Pañcar. (cf. niḥ- and bahu-s○)

≫sādhāraṇa

1. sâdhāraṇa mf(ī or ā)n. 'having or resting on the same support or basis', belonging or applicable to many or all, general, common to all, universal, common to (gen., dat., instr. with and without saha, or comp.) RV. &c. &c
2. like, equal or similar to (instr. or comp.) Hariv. Kālid
3. behaving alike Dhūrtas
4. having something of two opposite properties, occupying a middle position, mean (between two extremes, e.g. 'neither too dry nor too wet', 'neither too cool nor too hot') Suśr. Kām. VarBṛS
5. (in logic) belonging to more than the one instance alleged (one of the three divisions of the fallacy called anaikāntika, q.v.)
6. generic W
7. m. N. of the 44th (or 18th) year of Jupiter's cycle of 60 years VarBṛS
8. (ī), f. a key L
9. a twig of bamboo (perhaps used as a bolt) MW
10. m. or n. (?) N. of a Nyāya wk. by Gāda-dhara
11. (am), n. something in common, a league or alliance with (comp.) Subh
12. a common rule or one generally applicable W
13. a generic property, a character common to all the individuals of a species or to all the species of a genus &c. ib
14. (am), ind. commonly, generally L

⋙sādhāraṇakroḍa

1. ○kroḍa m

⋙sādhāraṇagrantha

1. ○grantha m. N. of wks

⋙sādhāraṇatā

1. ○tā f. commonness, community (○tāṃ-√nī, to make common property') Rājat

⋙sādhāraṇatva

1. ○tva n. universality Nyāyam. Sch
2. temperateness Suśr

⋙sādhāraṇadeva

1. ○deva m. N. of an author Cat

⋙sādhāraṇadeśa

1. ○deśa m. common land MW
2. a wild marshy country ib

⋙sādhāraṇadhana

1. ○dhana n. joint or common property ib

⋙sādhāraṇadharma

1. ○dharma m. comṭcommon or universal duty, conduct or duty binding on all castes and orders alike (as humanity &c.) IW

⋙sādhāraṇanyāsa

1. ○nyāsa m. N. of wk

⋙sādhāraṇapakṣa

1. ○pakṣa n. common side or party, middle side, the mean (between two extremes) MW

⋙sādhāraṇapūrvapakṣarahasya

1. ○pūrva-pakṣa-rahasya n

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1. sādhāraṇaprāyaścittasaṃgraha3sâdhāraṇa--prâyaścitta-saṃgraha m

⋙sādhāraṇarahasya

1. ○rahasya n

⋙sādhāraṇavāda

1. ○vāda m

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1. sādhāraṇavratapratiṣṭhāprayoga3sâdhāraṇa--vrata-pratiṣṭhāprayoga m. N. of wks

⋙sādhāraṇastrī

1. ○strī f. a common woman, harlot Sāh

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1. sādhāraṇāsādhāraṇānupasaṃhārivirodhagrantha3sādhāraṇâsādhāraṇânupasaṃhāri-virodha-grantha m. or N. of wk

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1. sādhāraṇāsādhāraṇānupasaṃhārivirodhagrodhin3sādhāraṇâsādhāraṇânupasaṃhāri-virodha-gḍrodhin n. N. of wk

≫sādhāraṇī

1. sâdhāraṇī f. See under sâdhāraṇa

≫sādhāraṇī

1. sâdhāraṇī in comp. for ○raṇa

⋙sādhāraṇīkṛ

1. ○√kṛ P. -karoti, to make common property, share with (saha) R. Kād
2. to make equal with (comp.) MBh

⋙sādhāraṇībhū

1. ○√bhū to become equal Ragh

≫sādhāraṇya

1. sâdhāraṇya n. commonness, universality Sāh. Sarvad. &c
2. equalness, analogy, Sah
3. = kuñcikā MW
4. (ā́), ind. commonly, all together RV

≫sādhārita

1. sâdhārita mfn. supported Campak

≫sādhṛta

1. sâdhṛta n. 'what is held together', a stall, shop W
2. an umbrella, parasol ib
3. a flock of peacocks ib

sādhika

1. sâdhika mf(ā)n. (for sādhikā See sādaka, p. 1201, col. 1) having excess or a surplus, excessive, increased, more than full or complete Gobh. Pur. Divyâv

sādhikṣepa

1. sâdhikṣepa mfn. having or showing contempt, taunting, ironical (as language) MBh

sādhidaiva

1. sâdhidaiva mfn. (united or identified) with supreme deity W

≫sādhidaivata

1. sâdhidaivata mfn. having a tutelary deity Śak. (vḷ.)

sādhibhūta

1. sâdhibhūta mfn. (identified) with the Being who is 'the substratum of all material objects' W

⋙sādhibhūtādhidaiva

1. sâdhibhūtâdhidaiva mfn. identical with the Adhibhūtas and Adhidaivas (qq.vv.) Bhag

sādhimāna

1. sâdhimāna mfn. with the surplus or excess ŚBr

sādhiyujña

1. sâdhiyujña mfn. one with the Being who presides over sacrifice Bhag

sādhivāsa

1. sâdhivāsa mfn. having perfume, fragrant MBh. [Page 1202, Column]

sādhiṣṭha

1. sādhiṣṭha sādhīyas, See p. 1201

sādhiṣṭhāna

1. sâdhiṣṭhāna mfn. having a solid basis, possessing a firm foundation R

sādhu

1. sādhu &c. See p. 1201, col. 2

sādhya

1. sādhya &c. See col. 1

sādhyavasānā

1. sâdhyavasānā or ○nikā f. (in rhet.) an elliptical figure of speech (in which the meaning is left to be implied) Sāh. Sarvad

≫sādhyavasāya

1. sâdhyavasāya mfn. elliptical Pratāp

sādhyāsa

1. sādhyāsa mfn. having an addition Lāṭy

sādhyāhāra

1. sâdhyāhāra mfn. having or with something to be supplied ĀpGṛ. Sch

sādhra

1. sādhra n. N. of various Sāmans ĀrshBr

sādhvasa

1. sādhvasa n. (ifc. f. ā
2. fr. sa + dhvasa = dhvaṃsa) consternation, perturbation, alarm, terror, fear of (gen. or comp
3. ○saṃ-√gam, to become terrified') MBh. Kāv. &c
4. (in dram.) false alarm, sudden fright, panic (one of the 7 divisions of the Bhaṇika, q.v.) Sāh

⋙sādhvasavipluta

1. ○vipluta mfn. overwhelmed with consternation MW

sānaga

1. sā́naga m. (fr. sanaga) N. of a teacher MaitrS

sānatkumāra

1. sānatkumāra mfn. relating to Sanat-kumāra
2. m. pl. a partic. class of gods Dharmaś
3. n. N. of an Upa-purāṇa

sānatsujāta

1. sānatsujāta mfn. relating to Sanat-sujāta MBh

sānanda

1. sânanda mf(ā)n. having joy or happiness, joyful, glad, delighted with (comp.) Kāv. Kathās
2. m. a kind of tree L
3. N. of a youth attendant on Rādhā Pañcar
4. (with miśra) N. of an author Cat
5. (ā), f. a form of Lakshmī ib
6. (am), ind. joyfully, with delight Kāv. Sāh

⋙sānandagadgadapadam

1. ○gadgadapadam ind. speaking indistinctly through joy Gīt

⋙sānandagovinda

1. ○govinda N. of various wks

⋙sānandanī

1. ○nī f. N. of a river MārkP

⋙sānandāśru

1. sânandâśru n. tears of joy Pañcar

sānandūra

1. sānandūra N. of a Tīrtha Cat

⋙sānandūramāhātmya

1. ○māhātmya n. N. of a ch. of the VarP

sānala

1. sânala mfn. containing fire MW
2. together with the Nakshatra Kṛittikā VarBṛS
3. m. the retinous exudation of the Śāl tree W

sānasī

1. sānasī́ sānin, See p. 1196, col. 3

sānāthya

1. sānāthya n. (fr. sa-nātha) assistance, aid, help Kathās

sānikā

1. sānikā f. (of unknown derivation) a flute, pipe L

≫sāneyikā

1. sāneyikā and id. L

⋙sāneyī

1. sāneyī id. L

sānibāpa

1. sānibāpa (of unknown meaning) Pañcad

sānu

1. sā́nu m. n. (accord. to Uṇ. i, 3 fr. √san
2. collateral form 3. snu) a summit, ridge, surface, top of a mountain, (in later language generally) mountain-ridge, table-land RV. &c. &c. (L. also, a sprout
3. a forest
4. road
5. gale of wind
6. sage, learned man
7. the sun')

⋙sānuja

1. ○ja m. (for sânuja See p. 1203, col. a) 'produced on table-land', Xauthoxylon Alatum Bhpr
2. n. the flower of Hibiscus Mutabilis L

⋙sānuprastha

1. ○prastha m. N. of a monkey R

⋙sānumat

1. ○mat mfn. having a summit or ridge R
2. m. a mountain, hill Kāv. Rājat
3. (atī), f. N. of an Apsaras Śak

⋙sānuruha

1. ○ruha mfn. growing on a mountain-ridge (as a wood) R

≫sānuka

1. sānuká mfn. elevated, arrogant (Sāy
2. but See p. 1196, col. 3)

sānukampa

1. sânukampa mf(ā)n. full of pity, compassionate, tender, kind (am ind.) Daś. Kathās

sānukūla

1. sânukūla mfn. (= anukūla) favourable, agreeable Cāṇ

≫sānukūlya

1. sānukūlya n. favour, service, assistance Sāh

sānukrośa

1. sânukrośa mf(ā)n. full of compassion, compassionate, merciful, kind (am ind
2. -tā f.) MBh. R. &c

sānuga

1. sânuga mfn. having attendants, with followers Mn. iii, 87

sānucara

1. sânucara mf(ī)n. id. Kauś. Car. [Page 1203, Column]

sānuja

1. sânuja mfn. (fo sānu-ja See p. 1202, col. 3) accompanied by or along with a younger brother R

sānutarṣam

1. sânutarṣam ind. by or through thirst Śiś

sānutāpa

1. sânutāpa mf(ā)n. feeling repentance Kathās. Rājat

sānunaga

1. sânunaga mf(ā)n. having courtesy, courteous, polite, civil, kind (am ind.) R. Daś

sānunāsika

1. sânunāsika mfn. nasalized (as a vowel) Vop
2. singing through the nose Saṃgīt

⋙sānunāsikavalkhya

1. ○valkhya mfn. Speaking with a nasal sound (-tva n.) Suśr

≫sānunāsikya

1. sânunāsikya mfn. nasalized, nasal TPrāt. Sch
2. n. nasality. ib

≫sānunāsyam

1. sânunāsyam ind. with a nasal sound, in a nasal tone, IndSt

sānuprāsa

1. sânuprâsa mf(ā)n. containing alliteration Kāvyâd

sānuplava

1. sânuplava mfn. accompanied by followers or attendants MW

sānubandha

1. sânubandha mf(ā)n. possessing connection or continuity, uninterrupted, continuous Ragh. Suśr
2. having results or consequences R
3. together with one's (or its) belongings R. Suśr

≫sānubandhaka

1. sânubandhaka mfn. having an indicatory letter or syllable ( See anubundha) Pat

sānumāna

1. sânumāna mfn. (in phil.) dependent on or associated with an inference (opp. to nir-anumāna) Tattvas

sānuyātra

1. sânuyātra mfn. attended by followers, with a retinue R

sānurāga

1. sânurāga mf(ā)n. feeling or betraying passion, affectionate, enamoured of (loc.) Kāv. Kathās. MārkP

sānuvakraga

1. sânuvakra-ga mfn. = anuvakraga Sūryas

sānuvaṣaṭkāra

1. sânuvaṣaṭ-kāra mfn. accompanied with the exclamation Vashaṭ ĀpŚr

sānuśaya

1. sânuśaya mfn. filled with remorse Rājat
2. irritable, angry (am ind., 'remosefully') Bālar
3. affected by the remainder of the consequences of action which brings the soul back to the earth Śaṃk

sānuṣak

1. sânuṣák ind. (prob.) = ānuṣak, continually, perpetually (accord. to Sāy. = next
2. accord. to others sa ānuṣag are two separate words) RV. i, 176, 5

≫sānuṣaṅga

1. sânuṣaṅga m. an uninterrupted series Sāy. on RV. i, 176, 5

sānuṣṭi

1. sānuṣṭi m. pl., a patr. Saṃskārak

sānusāra

1. sânusāra mf(ā)n. together with all followers or belongings Hariv. (Nīlak.)

sānusvarita

1. sânusvarita mfn. (prob.) resounding, re-echoing Hariv

≫sānusvāra

1. sânusvāra mfn. having the nasal mark Anusvāra RPrāt

sānūkāśa

1. sânūkāśa mfn. together with the after-light or after-glow ĀśvGṛ

sānūpa

1. sânūpa mfn. having well-watered soil Hariv. Kām

sāneyikā

1. sāneyikā ○yī, See p. 1202, col. 3

sānta

1. sānta n. (perhaps wṛ. for śānta) joy L

sāntaḥstha

1. sântaḥstha mfn. having (or along with) semivowels RPrāt

sāntaka

1. sântaka mf(ā)n. together with Antaka, i.e. Yama Rājat

sāṃtatika

1. sāṃtatika mfn. (fr. saṃ-tati) bestowing offspring Hariv

sāṃtapana

1. sāṃtapaná mfn. (fr. saṃ-tapana) heating, warming, warm (said of the Maruts) RV. AV. Br. ŚrS
2. relating to the sun VS. (Mahīdh.)
3. sacred to the Sāṃtapana Maruts ŚāṅkhŚr
4. m. or n. (with and without kṛcchra) a kind of penance Baudh. Mn. xi, 124 &c. [Page 1203, Column]

≫sāṃtapanāyana

1. sāṃtapanāyana m. pl., a patr. Saṃskārak

≫sāṃtapanīya

1. sāṃtapanī́ya mfn. relating or belonging to the Sāṃtapana Maruts ŚBr. KātyŚr
2. (ā), f. (scil. iṣṭi) a sacrifice offered to the above Jaim

≫sāṃtāpika

1. sāṃtāpika mfn. able to warm or heat Pāṇ. 5-1, 101

sāntara

1. sântara mf(ā)n. having an interval or interstices MBh
2. different (opp. to eka-rūpa) VarBṛS
3. having an intervening clause or appendix MBh
4. not close or compact, open in texture L
5. mixed or mingled with others L

⋙sāntarapluta

1. ○pluta n. a manner of jumping MBh. (= plavanântaritā gatiḥ Nīlak.)

⋙sāntarottara

1. sāntarôttara n. receiving (as a gift) more than one under and upper garment (in contravention of monastic rules) Buddh

sāntarāya

1. sântarāya mfn. separated by an interval of time from (abl.) Sāh. (tā f. ib.)

sāntarāla

1. sântarāla mfn. having an interval &c
2. together with the intermediate or mixed (castes) Mn. ii, 18

sāntardīpa

1. sântardīpa mf(ā)n. having a lamp placed within or inside Suśr

sāntardeśa

1. sântardeśa mfn. together with the intermediate regions AV

sāntarnidāghajvaram

1. sântarnidāgha-jvaram ind. with an internal burning fever, Śāntiś

sāntarhāsa

1. sântarhāsa mfn. with an inward laugh (am ind.) Megh. Kathās

sāṃtāna

1. sāṃtāna mfn. (fr. saṃ-tāna) derived or taken from the Kalpa tree (called Saṃtāna) Hariv

≫sāṃtānika

1. sāṃtānika mf(ī)n. stretching, extending W
2. desirous of offspring Hcat
3. = prec. Kir
4. m. a Brāhman intending to marry for the sake of issue W
5. (pl.) N. of partic. worlds MBh

sāntv

1. sāntv (also written śāntv, q.v.), cl. 10. P.Ā. (Dhātup. xxxii, 33
2. rather Nom. fr. sāntva below) sāntvayati, ○te (pr. p. once in MBh. [viii, 24] sāntvamāna and once [vi, 491] sāntvayāna
3. aor. asasāntvat Gr
4. ind. p. sāntvayitvā MBh
5. sāntivayya BhP.: Pass. sāntvyate MBh. Hariv.), to console, comfort, soothe, conciliate, address kindly or gently Mn. MBh. &c

≫sāntva

1. sāntva n. (sg. and pl.) consolation, conciliation, mild or gentle language or words MBh. Kāv. &c
2. mfn. mild, gentle R
3. sweet (as sound) L
4. (ayā), ind. with mild or kind words, in a gentle manner BhP

⋙sāntvatas

1. ○tas ind. with kind words Kathās

⋙sāntvada

1. ○da mfn. giving comfort or peace to (gen.) MBh

⋙sāntvapūrva

1. ○pūrva mfn. coaxing, concilatory (as speech
2. am ind.) ib

⋙sāntvavāda

1. ○vāda m. sg. and pl. speaking in a kindly and affectionate manner Amar

≫sāntvana

1. sāntvana n. (sg. and pl.) or the act of appeasing or reconciling, soothing with kind words, consolation or conciliation of (gen. or comp.) MBh. R. &c

⋙sāntvanā

1. sāntvaḍnā f. the act of appeasing or reconciling, soothing with kind words, consolation or conciliation of (gen. or comp.) MBh. R. &c

≫sāntvanīya

1. sāntvanīya mfn. to be soothed or comforted, serving for soothing or comforting Car

≫sāntvayitṛ

1. sāntvayitṛ mfn. one who comforts or speaks or acts kindly R

≫sāntvita

1. sāntvita mfn. soothed, comforted, conciliated MBh

sāndilya

1. sāndilya wṛ. for śāṇḍilya

sāṃdīpani

1. sāṃdīpani m. (fr. sam-dipana) N. of a Muni (accord. to VP. he was the tutor of Kṛishna and Bala-rama, and requested as his preceptor's fee that his son, supposed to be drowned in the sea but kept under the waters by the demon Pañca-jana, should be restored to him
2. Kṛishṇa plunged into the sea, killed the demon, and brought back the boy to his father) Hariv. Kād. Pur

sāṃdṛṣṭika

1. sāṃdṛṣṭika mfn. (fr. saṃdṛṣṭi) visible or perceptible at the same time, relating to present perception, appearing at once or immediately L
2. evident, undeniable VarBṛS
3. n. (scil. phala) present perception of a result, immediate consequence L

sāndra

1. sāndra mf(ā)n. (of unknown derivation) viscid, unctuous, oily Suśr
2. thick, solid, compact, dense Kāv. Kāthās. Pur
3. strong, vehement intense Kālid. Daś. Prab
4. studded or crowded with, full of (instr. or comp.) Naish. Prab. [Page 1203, Column]
5. smooth, soft, bland, tender Kālid. Vās
6. n. a wood, thicket L
7. a heap, cluster W

⋙sāndrakutūhala

1. ○kutūhala mfn. having intense curiosity MW
2. n. N. of a Prahasana

⋙sāndratama

1. ○tama mfn. most compact or dense Śiś

⋙sāndratara

1. ○tara mfn. more (or most) vehement or intense (am ind.) ib

⋙sāndratā

1. ○tā f. thickness, denseness, vehemence, intensity Gīt

⋙sāndratva

1. ○tva n. id. MW

⋙sāndratvakka

1. ○tvak-ka mfn. provided with a thick skin or covering Śiś

⋙sāndrapada

1. ○pada n. a kind of metre Ked

⋙sāndrapuṣpa

1. ○puṣpa m. 'having thick clustering flowers', the tree Terminalia Bellerica L

⋙sāndraprasādameha

1. ○prasāda-meha m. a kind of diabetes Car

⋙sāndramaṇi

1. ○maṇi m. N. of a man, Saṃskarak

⋙sāndramūtra

1. ○mūtra mfn. discharging viscous urine Car

⋙sāndrameha

1. ○meha m. a kind of diabetes ib
2. ○hin mfn. suffering from it ib

⋙sāndrasnigdha

1. ○snígdha mfn. thick and unctuous L

⋙sāndrasparśa

1. ○sparśa mfn. unctuous or soft to the touch Mālav

≫sāndrī

1. sāndrī in comp. for sāndra

⋙sāndrīkṛta

1. ○kṛta mfn. made thick or dense Ragh
2. increased, strengthened Vās

⋙sāndrībhū

1. ○√bhū P. -bhavati, to become thick Car

sāṃdrāvina

1. sāṃdrāvina n. (fr. saṃ-drāvin) running together from all sides Pāṇ. 3-3, 44 Sch

sāṃdha

1. sāṃdha mfn. (fr. saṃ-dhi) situated at the point of contact Megh. Sch

≫sāṃdhya

1. sāṃdhya mfn. produced by coalescence (as a syllable) Nir

sāṃdhika

1. sāṃdhika m. (fr. saṃ-dhā, or saṃdhikā) a distiller L

sāṃdhivigrahika

1. sāṃdhivigrahika m. (fr. saṃdhi-vigraha) a minister who decides upon peace and war Kāv. Rājat

≫sāṃdhivela

1. sāṃdhivela mfn. (fr. saṃdhi-velā) Pāṇ. 4-3, 16
2. (ī), f. Hibiscus Rosa Sinensis L

sāṃdhya

1. sāṃdhya mfn. (fr. saṃ-dhyā) relating to the evening twilight, vespertine Kāv. Kathās
2. relating to the morning twilight or dawn MW

⋙sāṃdhyakusumā

1. ○kusumā f. Hibiscus Rosa Sinensis L

⋙sāṃdhyabhojana

1. ○bhojana n. an evening meal Bhpr

sānna

1. sânna mf(ā)n. together with, food, having food Vishṇ

sāṃnata

1. sāṃnata n. (fr. saṃ-nati) N. of two Sāmans ĀrshBr

≫saṃnatya

1. saṃnatya mfn. relating to natural bent or inclination, Ānukr

sāṃnahanika

1. sāṃnahanika mfn. (fr. saṃnahana) = next Śiś
2. m. an armour-bearer W

≫sāṃnāhika

1. sāṃnāhika mfn. (fr. saṃ-nāha) relating to the putting on of armour, preparation for battle, calling to arms (as a drum) MBh
2. = next ib

≫sāṃnāhuka

1. sāṃnāhuka mfn. able to bear arms AitBr

sāṃnāyya

1. sāṃnāyyá n. (fr. saṃ-√nī) any, substance mixed with clarified butter &c. and offered as a burnt offering or oblation, (esp.) a partic. offering of the Agni-hotṛis (said to consist of milk taken from a cow on the evening of the new moon, mixed on the next day with other milk and offered with clarified butter) TS. Br. KātyŚr

⋙sāṃnāyyakumabhī

1. ○kumabhī f. a jar or receptable for the Sāṃnāyya ĀpŚr

⋙sāṃnāyyatva

1. ○tvá n. the being a SṭSāṃnāyya MaitrS

⋙sāṃnāyyapātra

1. ○pātra n. the pan or receptacle for the Sāṃnāyya ĀpŚr

⋙sāṃnāyyabhājana

1. ○bhājana (○yyá-), mf(ā)n. relating to the Sāṃnāyya ŚBr

⋙sāṃnāyyavat

1. ○vat ind. like (at) the SṭSāṃnāyya KātyŚr

⋙sāṃnāyyokhā

1. sāṃnāyyôkhā́ f. the pan for the SṭSāṃnāyya TBr

sāṃnidhya

1. sāṃnidhya n. (fr. saṃ-nidhi) the being near, nearness, vicinity, presence, attendance (acc. with √kṛ, 'to make one's appearance, be or become present'
2. with Caus. of √kṛ, to cause to be near, call near'
3. with √yā, or √vraj 'to come near, approach'
4. -pakṣe-√jan with gen., 'to take the place of') Mn. MBh. &c

⋙sāṃnidhyatas

1. ○tas ind. from proximity Mālatīm

⋙sāṃnidhyatā

1. ○tā f. vicinity, neighbourhood Hariv

sāṃnipātika

1. sāṃnipātika mfn. (fr. saṃnipāta) coming into close contact or conjunction, coalescing GṛŚrS
2. complicated (esp. applied to a dangerous illness produced by a combined derangement of the three humours) Suśr

⋙sāṃnipātikakarman

1. ○karman n. the treatment of the above illness Kāv. Suśr
2. miscellaneous, promiscuous, collective W

≫sāṃnipātin

1. sāṃnipātin mfn. (= saṃ-n○) falling together, meeting (○ti-tva n.) KātyŚr

≫sāṃnipātya

1. sāṃnipātya mfn. (= saṃ-n○) to be joined or united ib. [Page 1204, Column]

sāṃniveśika

1. sāṃniveśika mfn. = saṃ-niveśam samavâiti Pāṇ. 4-4, 43 Sch

sāṃnihitya

1. sāṃnihitya n. (fr. saṃ-nihita) close vicinity, anything near at hand Saṃskārak

sāṃnyāsika

1. sāṃnyāsika mfn. (fr. sam-nyāsa) forming the original or correct text Pat. on iii, 2, 107, Vartt. 2
2. m. a Brāhman in the fourth stage of his life, religious mendicant L

sānmātura

1. sānmātura m. (cf. san-m○ and sāmm○) the son of a virtuous mother L

sānyaputra

1. sānya-putra m. N. of a teacher Cat

sānvaya

1. sânvaya mfn. along with family or descendants Mn. ii, 168 &c
2. being of the same family, of kin, related to or closely connected with ib. viii, 198 ib
3. full of meaning, significant Daś
4. having the same business (= sa-kārya, or karaṇasahita) BhP. (Sch.)
5. public, in presence of all Kāty

sānvārambhaṇīya

1. sânvārambhaṇīya mfn. having the Anvārambhaṇīyā (q.v.) ĀpŚr

sāp

1. sāp strong form of 2. sap, q.v

sāpagama

1. sâpagama mfn. attended with or involving departures Pañcat

sāpatna

1. sāpatná mfn. (fr, sa-patna, or sapatnī) coming or derived from a rival AV
2. based on rivalry (as enmity) MBh
3. born of a rival or cowife
4. m. (with or without bhrātṛ, 'a half-brother on the mother's side') R
5. (pl.) the children of different wives of the same husband MBh

≫sāpatnaka

1. sāpatnaka n. rivalry among the wives of the same husband MBh
2. rivalry in general, enmity ib. Bālar

≫sāpatneya

1. sāpatneya mf(ī)n. born from a rival wife Kull. en Mn. ix, 198

≫sāpatnya

1. sāpatnya mf(ā)n. based on rivalry (as enmity) Kām
2. born from a rival or fellow-wife R
3. m. a half-brother ib
4. a rival, enemy L
5. n. enmity or rivalry among wives of the same husband Śiś
6. relationship of children born from different wives of the same husband R

≫sāpatnyaka

1. sāpatnyaka n. rivalry, enmity Bālar

sāpatya

1. sâpatya mf(ā)n. possessing offspring, having progeny MBh
2. accompanied or attended by one's children BhP

sāpatya

1. sāpatya m. = sāpatnya, the son of a rival wife, half-brother Pat. on Pāṇ. 6-3, 35 Vārtt. 11

sāpatrapa

1. sâpatrapa mf(ā)n. ashamed, embarrassed Śiś

sāpad

1. sâpad mfn. being in distress or misery Pañcat

sāpadeśam

1. sâpadeśam ind. under a pretext or pretence Daś

sāpamāna

1. sâpamāna mfn. treated or attended with contempt Bhartṛ. (vḷ.)
2. (am), ind. contemptuously MW

sāpara

1. sâpara mf(ā)n. together with the west VarBṛS

sāparādha

1. sâparādha mf(ā)n. having faults, criminal, guilty Kathās. Rājat
2. faulty, false, erroneous VarBṛS. Sch

sāparānta

1. sâparânta mfn. together with the country of Aparânta Kathās

sāpavādaka

1. sâpavādaka mfn. having exceptions, liable to exception Pat

≫sāpavādam

1. sâpavādam ind. with blame, reproachfully Mālatīm

sāpahnava

1. sâpahnava mf(ā)n. with dissimulation, dissembling, feigning MBh. Kathās
2. dissembled, concealed, veiled Sāh

sāpāya

1. sâpâya mf(ā)n. one who contends with adversity Daśar
2. attended with danger, dangerous Kāv. Pañcat. Rājat

sāpāśraya

1. sâpâśraya n. (scil. vāstu) a house with an open gallery at the back VarBṛS

sāpiṇḍa

1. sāpiṇḍa n. = sāpiṇḍya, Dattakac. [Page 1204, Column]

≫sāpiṇḍi

1. sāpiṇḍi m. (prob.) patr. fr. sa-piṇḍa g. aiṣukāry-ādi

⋙sāpiṇḍibhakta

1. ○bhakta mfn. inhabited by Sāpiṇḍis ib

≫sāpiṇḍīmañjarī

1. sāpiṇḍī-mañjarī f. N. of wk. on law by Nāgêśa

≫sāpiṇḍya

1. sāpiṇḍya n. (fr. sa-piṇḍa) connection or relationship by presenting offerings to the same deceased ancestors, consanguinity or relationship of a Sapiṇḍa Saṃskārak. Dattakac

⋙sāpiṇḍyakalpalatā

1. ○kalpalatā f

⋙sāpiṇḍyakalpalatikā

1. ○kalpalatikā f

⋙sāpiṇḍyadīpikā

1. ○dīpikā f

⋙sāpiṇḍyanirṇaya

1. ○nirṇaya m

⋙sāpiṇḍyamīmāṃsā

1. ○mīmāṃsā f

⋙sāpiṇḍyaviṣaya

1. ○viṣaya m. N. of wks

sāpīḍa

1. sâpīḍa mfn. (Perhaps wṛ. for sôtpo.) emitting or discharging a stream of water R

sāpekṣa

1. sâpêkṣa mfn. having regard or respect to (loc. or acc. with prati) MBh. R
2. requiring or presupposing anything, dependent on (comp.) Kathās. Sāh. Sarvad

⋙sāpekṣatā

1. ○tā f

⋙sāpekṣatva

1. ○tva n. dependence on Sāh. Sarvad

sāpta

1. sā́pta or sāptá n. (fr. saptan, of which it is also the Vṛiddhi form in comp.) the number seven, a heptade RV. TS
2. a team of seven horses (accord. to others m. and a proper N. ) RV. viii, 55, 5

⋙sāptatantava

1. ○tantava m. pl. (fr. sapta-tantu) N. of a partic. sect Vās., Introd

⋙sāptadaśya

1. ○daśya n. (fr. saptadaśan) the number seventeen ŚāṅkhSr

⋙sāptapada

1. ○pada mfn. (fr. sapta-pada) belonging to seven steps, based or depending on seven steps (= 'sincere', 'true') MBh. Pañcat. BrahmaP

⋙sāptapadīna

1. ○padīna mfn. = prec. Bālar
2. n. friendship (formed with any one after taking seven paces together, or, accord. to others after uttering only seven words), intimacy Kum. Pañcat
3. circumanibulation of the nuptial fire by the bride and bridegroom in seven steps, advance of the bride to meet the bridegroom in seven steps MW.,

⋙sāptapuruṣa

1. ○puruṣa mfn. (fr. sapta-p○) extending to or comprising seven generations, Saṃsksrak

⋙sāptapauruṣa

1. ○pauruṣa mf(ī)n. (fr. id.) =, prec. Mn. iii, 146

⋙sāptarathavāhani

1. ○rathavāhani m. a patr. ŚBr

⋙sāptarātrika

1. ○rātrika mf(ī)n. (fr. sapta-rātra) lasting seven nights or days, SamavBr. Hariv

≫sāptatika

1. sāptatika mfn. (fr. saptati) worth seventy &c. Pāṇ. 5-1, 19 Sch

≫sāptamika

1. sāptamika mfn. (fr. saptamī) relating to the seventh day Lāṭy
2. relating to the seventh case RPrāt
3. taught in the seventh (Adhylya of Pāṇini's grammar) Pat

≫sāptalāyana

1. sāptalāyana m. patr. fr. saptala g. naḍâdi

≫sāptaleya

1. sāptaleya mfn. (fr. id.), g. sakhy-ādi

≫sāpti

1. sāpti m. patr. fr. saptan g. bāhv-ādi

sāpta

1. sāpta n. (fr. sapti) a horse-race, running-match for horses or the prize given for one RV. ii, 19, 7

sāpya

1. sāpyá m. patr. of Namī (vḷ. sāyyá) RV. PañcavBr

sāprāyya

1. sāprāyya n. (fr sa-prâya) likeness, homogeneousness Lāṭy

sāpsarogaṇa

1. sâpsaro-gaṇa mfn. attended by a number of Apsarases MW

sāphalya

1. sāphalya n. (fr. sa-phala) fruitfulness, profitableness, advantage, result, success Mn. MBh. &c

sābarṇika

1. sābarṇika (?) a proper N. Rājat

sābādha

1. sâbādha mfn. suffering pain, unwell Śak

sābdī

1. sābdī f. a kind of grape L

sābrahmacāra

1. sābrahmacāra n. fr. sa-brahmacārin). g. yuvâdi

sābhayadakṣiṇam

1. sâbhaya-dakṣiṇam ind, with the gift of fearlessness or security Jātakam

sābhāpata

1. sābhāpata mfn. (fr. sabhā-pati), g. aśvapaty-âdi

sābhāvya

1. sābhāvya n. (fr. sa-bhāva) homogeneousness, identity of nature Bādar

sābhāsaṃnayana

1. sābhāsaṃnayana mfn. (fr. sabhā-s○) Pat, on Pāṇ. 1-1, 73 Vārtt. 2

sābhikāma

1. sâbhikāma mf(ā)n. having affection, loving, affectionate Nal

sābhicaraṇika

1. sâbhicaraṇika mfn. possessing the same rules for exorcising or counteracting enchantments ĀpŚr

sābhijñāna

1. sâbhijñāna (ibc. or am ind.), together with tokens of recognition Megh. Kathās. [Page 1204, Column]

⋙sābhijñānayuta

1. ○yuta mfn. furnished with tokens of recognition Pañcad

sābhitāpa

1. sâbhitāpa mfn. suffering pain, distressed, afflicted Kathās

sābhinayam

1. sā́bhinayam ind. with dramatic gesture or gesticulations, pantomimically Śak

sābhiniveśa

1. sâbhiniveśa mfn. having or attended with a great inclination or predilection for anything Sāh

sābhiprāya

1. sâbhiprâya mfn. having a distinct aim or purpose, persevering, resolute, Kāthās
2. betraying a certain purpose, intentional Pañcat

sābhimāna

1. sâbhimāna mf(ā) n. having pride, haughty, proud of (loc
2. am ind.) R. Kathās. Pañcat
3. causing pride or self-satisfaction MBh
4. self-interested, egoistical (as an action), SarṅgP

sābhilāṣa

1. sâbhilāṣa mf(ā)n. having a desire or longing for (loc., acc. with prati, or comp
2. am ind.) Śak. Kathās. MārkP

sābhiśaṅka

1. sâbhiśaṅka mfn. distrustful, suspicious Jātakam

sābhisaṃskāraparinirvāyin

1. sâbhisaṃskāraparinirvāyin mfn. (said of a kind of Anāgāmin, q.v.) Buddh

sābhisara

1. sâbhisara mfn. along with followers or companions Hcar. Śiś

sābhyarthana

1. sâbhyarthana mfn. with entreaties Kād

sābhyasūya

1. sâbhyasūya mfn. envious, malicious, jealous of (loc
2. am ind.) Ragh. Śiś

sābhyāsa

1. sâbhyāsa mfn. reduplicated Nir

sābhra

1. sâbhra mfn. having clouds, cloudy Megh

⋙sābhramatī

1. ○matī f. N. of a river flowing through Ahmedābād (commonly 'Sabermattee') Śatr
2. -māhātmya, N. of wk

⋙sābhravati

1. ○vati f. = -matī Siṃhâs

sābhraṅgikā

1. sābhraṅgikā f. a kind of metre Col

sābhri

1. sâbhri mfn. together with a hoe or spade KātyŚr

sām

1. sām See 1. sāmaya, p. 1205, col. 1

sāma

1. sāma n. (fr. 1. sama, of which it is also the Vṛiddhi form in comp.) likeness, similarity L

⋙sāmapuṣpi

1. ○puṣpi m. (prob. fr. sama-puṣpa) a patr. Pravar

⋙sāmayugīna

1. ○yugīna mfn. (fr. sama-yuga), g. pratijanâdi

⋙sāmavaśa

1. ○vaśa mfn. serving for or caused by the equality of the metre RPrāt

⋙sāmastambi

1. ○stambi m. (prob. fr. sama-stamba) a patr. Pravar

⋙sāmasthya

1. ○sthya n. (fr. sama-stha) comfort, ease, welfare, g. brāhmaṇâái,

⋙sāmācārika

1. sāmācārika mfn. (fr. samācāra), g. vinayâdi

⋙sāmācārī

1. sāmācārī f. (fr. id.) customary practice or usage, right conduct or behaviour HPariś

≫sāmaka

1. sāmaka n. (for 2. See p. 1205, col. 2) the principal of a debt Vishṇ
2. m. (thought l, y some to be for śāmaka fr. √śo) a whetstone (esp. one for sharpening spindles) L

≫sāmātsāmya

1. sāmātsāmya n. (fr. samāt-sama) a series or succession of equal or similar beginnings and terminations Lāṭy

sāma

1. sâma mfn. undigested, crude, not sufficiently prepared or matured (a morbid state of the humours) Car. Bhpr

sāmakṣa

1. sā́makṣa n. (fr. sam-akṣa) the being before the eyes MaitrS

≫sāmakṣya

1. sāmakṣya n. id. TBr. PañcavBr. (wrongly printed sāmyakṣa)

sāmagrī

1. sāmagrī f. (fr. sam-agra) totality, entirety, completeness, (esp.) a complete collection or assemblage of implements or materials, apparatus, baggage, goods and chattels, furniture, effects Rājat. Kathās. Sarvad
2. ameans for (kā te sāmagrī', what means have you at your disposal?') Hit

⋙sāmagrīpratibadhyatā

1. ○pratibadhyatā f

⋙sāmagrīpratibandhakatāvāda

1. ○pratibandhakatā-vāda m

⋙sāmagrīvāda

1. ○vāda m

⋙sāmagrīvādārtha

1. ○vādârtha m

⋙sāmagrīvicāra

1. ○vicāra m

⋙sāmagrīvyāpti

1. ○vyāpti f

⋙sāmagrīvyāptivicāra

1. ○vyāpti-vicāra m

⋙sāmagrīsahacāra

1. ○sahacāra m. N. of wks

≫sāmagrya

1. sāmagrya n. = sāmagrī MBh. Hariv. &c

sāmañjasya

1. sāmañjasya n. (fr. sam-añjasa) fitness, propriety, equity, justice R. (B.) Sch. (a-s○ Vedântas. Sch.) [Page 1205, Column]

sāman

1. sā́man n. (fr. √1. sā = 1. san) acquisition, possession, property, wealth, abundance RV. VS

≫sāmana

1. sāmana mf(ā)n. (for 2. See under 2. sāman) rich, affluent, abundant (others 'common, universal') RV. iii, 30, 9

sāman

1. sā́man n. (m. only in TBr
2. prob. connected with √sāntv
3. accord. to some fr. √1. sā
4. 3. sāman) calming, tranquillizing, (esp.) kind or gentle words for winning an adversary, conciliation, negotiation (one of the 4 Upâyas or means of success against an enemy, the other 3 being dāna, bheda, and daṇḍa, qq. vv
5. ibc. or instr. sg. and pl., 'by friendly means or in a friendly way, willingly, voluntarily') TBr. &c. &c

≫sāma

1. sāma in comp. for 2. sāman

⋙sāmakalam

1. ○kalam ind, in a conciliatory or friendly tone VP

⋙sāmagir

1. ○gir mfn. speaking kind words Śatr

⋙sāmadharmārthanītimat

1. ○dharmârtha-nītimat mfn. friendly and just and useful and wise (as speech) R

⋙sāmapūrva

1. ○pūrva mfn. friendly, kind, gentle (am ind.) R

⋙sāmapradhāna

1. ○pradhāna mfn. perfectly kind or friendly Car

⋙sāmaprayoga

1. ○prayoga m. the use of kind or frṭfriendly words Dhātup

⋙sāmavāda

1. ○vāda m. a kind word, conciliatory speech Śiś

⋙sāmasādhya

1. ○sādhya mfn. to be accomplished in a conciliatory or peaceable way Pañcat

⋙sāmasiddha

1. ○siddha mfn. accomplished in a pṭpeaceable way ib

⋙sāmasiddhi

1. ○siddhi f. the art of accomplishing something in a peaceble way MW

⋙sāmonmukha

1. sāmônmukha mfn. eager for conciliation, wishing to conciliate ib

⋙sāmopacāra

1. sāmôpacāra or m. a mild remedy, moderate measure, gentle means ib

⋙sāmopāya

1. sāmôḍpâya m. a mild remedy, moderate measure, gentle means ib

≫sāmana

1. sāmaná mfn. (for 1. See under 1. sāman) quiet, calm RV. x, 85, 9

≫sāmanya

1. sāmanya mfn. (for 2. See col. 2) friendly, favourable (in a-s○, q.v.)

≫sāmaya

1. sāmaya (Nom. fr. sāman or fr. artificial √sām
2. for 2. sâmaya See col. 3), cl. 10. P. sāmayati (aor. asasāmat or asīṣamat), to conciliate, appease, pacify. tranquillize Dhātup. xxxv, 27

sāman

1. sā́man n. (of doubtful derivation
2. accord. to Uṇ. iv, 152 fr. √so = 2. sā, as 'destroying sin'
3. in Nir. vii, 12 apparently connected with sammita
4. by others derived fr. √1. san, sā, sāntv, and perhaps not to be separated fr. 1. and 2. sāman) a metrical hymn or song of praise, (esp.) a partic. kind of sacred text or verse called a Sāman (intended to be chanted, and forming, with ṛc, yajus, chandas, one of the 4 kinds of Vedic composition mentioned first in RV. x, 90, 9) RV. &c. &c
5. any song or tune (sacred or profane, also the hum of bees) MBh. Kāv. &c
6. the faculty of uttering sounds (?) TBr. (Sch.)

⋙sāmanvat

1. ○vat (sā́man-), mfn. connected with a Sāman TS

⋙sāmanvin

1. ○vin mfn. possessing the Sāman JaimBr

≫sāma

1. sāma in comp. for 3. sāman

⋙sāmakārikā

1. ○kārikā (?), f. N. of wk

⋙sāmakārin

1. ○kārin mfn. making Sāmans ṢaḍvBr

⋙sāmaga

1. ○ga or m. a Brāhman who chants or recites the ṢaḍvBr-veda RV. &c. &c

⋙sāmagā

1. ○gā́ m. a Brāhman who chants or recites the ṢaḍvBr-veda RV. &c. &c
2. (ī), f. the wife of a ṢaḍvBr-veda Brāhman L
3. -gānāṃ chandas n. a Pariśishṭa of the SṭṢaḍvBr-veda
4. ([-ga) -pUrvâpara] m. or n

⋙sāmaprayoga

1. ○prayoga m. -vṛṣitsarga m. ○gâhnika n. N. of wks

⋙sāmagaṇa

1. ○gaṇa m. the ṢaḍvBr collectively, IndSt,

⋙sāmagarbha

1. ○garbha m. N. of Vishṇu L

⋙sāmagā

1. ○gā See -ga

⋙sāmagāna

1. ○gāna m. a chanter of ṢaḍvBr. Cat
2. n. ṢaḍvBr chant KātySr
3. -priya m. N. of Śiva Śivag

⋙sāmagāya

1. ○gāya m. ṢaḍvBr chant Yājñ. iii, 112

⋙sāmagāyaka

1. ○gāyaka m. = -ga MW. -gāyin mfn. chanting the Sāma-veda Saṃskārak

⋙sāmagirta

1. ○girta n. = -gāya MBh
2. (also applied to the hum of bees) BhP

⋙sāmacodanā

1. ○codanā f. an invitation to recite the Sāmaveda ĀpŚr

⋙sāmaja

1. ○ja mfn. occurring in the SṭSāmavedaveda Śiś
2. m. an elephant L

⋙sāmajāta

1. ○jāta m. an elephant Śiś

⋙sāmajātaka

1. ○jātaka n. N. of a Buddhist Sūtra

⋙sāmatantra

1. ○tantra n. N. of wk. (also -bhāṣya and -saṃgraha)

⋙sāmatas

1. ○tás ind. from or concerning Sāma chants ŚBr

⋙sāmatejas

1. ○tejas (sā́ma-), mfn. having the glory of a Sāman AV

⋙sāmatva

1. ○tvá n. state or condition of (being) a ṢaḍvBr. ŚBr

⋙sāmadarpaṇa

1. ○darpaṇa m. N. of wk

⋙sāmadhvani

1. ○dhvani m. the sound of the chanting of the ṢaḍvBr-veda Mn. iv, 123 ( See under -veda, col. 2)

⋙sāmanidhana

1. ○nidhaná n. the closing sentence of a ṢaḍvBr. ŚBr

⋙sāmapatha

1. ○patha m. the path of the SṭṢaḍvBr. JaimBr

⋙sāmapariśiṣṭa

1. ○pariśiṣṭa n. a Pariśishṭa belonging to the Sāma-vṭveda

⋙sāmapavitra

1. ○pavitra n. N. of Sāma-vṭveda i, 2, 2, 3, 5 Āpast

⋙sāmaprakāśana

1. ○prakāśana n. N. of wk

⋙sāmapragātha

1. ○pragātha m. N. of partic. verses to be chanted by the three Hotrakas Vait

⋙sāmaprayoga

1. ○prayoga m

⋙sāmaprastotṛtva

1. ○prastotṛ-tva n

⋙sāmabrāhmaṇa

1. ○brāhmaṇa n. N. of wks

⋙sāmabhṛt

1. ○bhṛ́t mfn. bringing chants RV

⋙sāmamaya

1. ○máya mf(ī)n. consisting of SṭṢaḍvBr veda Ragh
2. m. in elephant ib
3. a Brāhman L. [Page 1205, Column]

⋙sāmarathaṃtara

1. ○rathaṃtara n. N. of a Sāman (said to have been created from Brahmā's mouth) MW

⋙sāmarāga

1. ○rāga m. a tune or air of the SṭSāma-veda Pāṇ. 5-2, 130 Sch

⋙sāmarāja

1. ○rāja m. N. of a king and various authors (also with dīkṣita) Cat
2. n. N. of a Sāman Lāṭy

⋙sāmarājan

1. ○rājan n. N. of a āman PañcavBr

⋙sāmalakṣaṇa

1. ○lakṣaṇa n. N. of wk

⋙sāmavat

1. ○vat mfn. connected with a Sāman TS. Sch
2. m. N. of a son of Sārasvata (afterwards changed into a female) Cat

⋙sāmavid

1. ○vid mfn. knowing the SṭSāman-vṭveda Vait

⋙sāmavidhāna

1. ○vidhāna n. the employment of Sāmans (for religious or magical purposes) AgP
2. -brāhmaṇa n. N. of a Brāhmaṇa of the Sāma-veda (and also called sāma-vidhi)

⋙sāmavipra

1. ○vipra (sā́tna-), mfn. skilled in Sāma chants RV

⋙sāmaveda

1. ○vedá m. 'Veda of chants', N. of one of the three principal Vedas ( See veda
2. it contains a number of verses or stanzas nearly all of which except about 78 occur in the Ṛig-veda and which, modified in various ways, are chanted, mostly, by the Udgātṛi priests at Soma sacrifices
3. the Saṃhitā of the Sāma-veda consists of two parts
4. the first, called Arcika or Purviccika or Chando-grantha, contains 585 verses disjoined from their proper sequence in the Ṛig-veda and arranged in 59 Daśatis or decades, which again are subdivided into Prapāṭhakas and Ardha-prapāṭhakas
5. the second, called Uttarârcika or Uttarā-grantha, contains 1225 verses, also chiefly from the Ṛik-saṃhitā, but less disjointed than in the first part, and arranged in nine Prapāhakas with Ardha-prapāṭhakas, mostly, however, grouped in triplets
6. the directions for the formation of Sāmans or chants out of these verses are carefully laid down in the Gānas or manuals for chanting, two of which, viz. the Geya-gāna and Āraṇya-g, are a directory for the Ārcika portion, and two, viz. Ūha-gṭgāna and Ūhya-gāna, for the Uttarârcikā
7. in Mn. i, 23 the Sāma-veda is described as drawn forth from the sun
8. in iv, 124 it is described as having a special reference to the Pitṛis or deceased ancestors, and its sound is therefore said to possess a kind of impurity, whereas the Ṛig-veda has the gods for his objects and the Yajurveda men
9. the Sāma-veda is said to possess 8 Brāhmaṇas [see brāhmaṇa] Br. ŚāṅkhŚr. &c. īW. 25
10. -cchala n. -paritiṣṭa n. -rahasya n. -rahasyôpaniṣad f. N. of wks
11. -rāj m. N. of Vishṇu Pañcar
12. -vid mfn. familiar with the ṢaḍvBr-vṭveda
13. -śikṣā f. N. of a Śikshā
14. -sāra m. N. of Vishṇu Pañcar
15. ○dântaga mfn. one who has gone through the SṭṢaḍvBr-vṭveda MBh
16. ○dârtha m. ○dârtha-prakāśa m. N. of wks
17. ○dīya-rudrī f. ○dīya-raudra-vidhi m. ○dôpaniṣad f. N. of wks

⋙sāmavaidika

1. ○vaidika mfn. relating or belonging to the ṢaḍvBr-vṭveda KātyŚr. Sch

⋙sāmavairya

1. ○vairya n. the strength (?) of the SṭṢaḍvBr. JaimBr

⋙sāmaśabda

1. ○śabda m. the sound of a chanted SṭṢaḍvBr. Gaut. GṛS

⋙sāmaśiras

1. ○śiras mfn. having the ṢaḍvBr as head KaushUp

⋙sāmaśravas

1. ○śravás m. N. of a man (pupil of Yājñavalkya) ŚBr

⋙sāmaśravasa

1. ○śravasa m. patr. fr. prec. PañcavBr

⋙sāmaśrāddha

1. ○śrāddha n. N. of a ch. of the Smṛiti-tattva (also -tattva)

⋙sāmaśrautasūtra

1. ○śrauta-sūtra n. N. of wk

⋙sāmasaṃhitā

1. ○saṃhitā f. the continuous text of the ṢaḍvBr-veda Hariv

⋙sāmasaṃkṣepa

1. ○saṃkṣepa m. N. of a treatise on the ṢaḍvBr-veda

⋙sāmasaṃkhyā

1. ○saṃkhyā f. N. of a Pariśishṭa of the ṢaḍvBr-veda

⋙sāmasaṃgāyaka

1. ○saṃgāyaka m. a chanter of the SṭṢaḍvBr-veda W

⋙sāmasaras

1. ○saras and n. N. of two Sāmans ĀrshBr

⋙sāmasarasa

1. ○sarasa n. N. of two Sāmans ĀrshBr

⋙sāmasāvitrī

1. ○sāvitrī f. N. of a partic. Sāvitrī Gobh

⋙sāmasurasa

1. ○surasa n. du., v. l. for -saras

⋙sāmasūkta

1. ○sū7kta n. N. of partic. hymns Vait

⋙sāmasūtra

1. ○sūtra n. a Satra wk. belonging to the ṢaḍvBr-vṭveda (10 such works are enumerated) Cat
2. vyākhyā f. N. of wk

⋙sāmāṅga

1. sāmâṅga n. an Aṅga or part of the SṭṢaḍvBr-vṭveda NṛisUp

⋙sāmātāna

1. sāmâtāna m. = sāma-pragātha ŚāṅkhŚr

⋙sāmānta

1. sāmânta m. the end of a Sāman Lāṭy

⋙sāmāntarukthya

1. sāmântar-ukthya m. an Ukthya (q.v.) in a ṢaḍvBr. ŚāṅkhŚr

⋙sāmeśvaramāhātmya

1. sāmêśvaramāhātmya n. N. of wk

⋙sāmoḍha

1. sāmôḍha mfn. having the ṢaḍvBr accent Lāṭy

⋙sāmodbhava

1. sāmôdbhava m. an elephant (cf. sāma-jāta) L

≫sāma

1. sāma (ifc.) = 3. sāman ( See anu- ava-s○)

≫sāmaka

1. sāmaka mf(īkā)n. (for 1. See p. 1204, col. 3) = sāma adhī7te veda vā g. kramâdi

≫sāmanya

1. sāmanyá mfn. (for 1. See col. 1) skilful in chanting or singing RV. Bhaṭṭ

≫sāmika

1. sāmika mfn. (for 2. See p. 1206, col. 2), (fr. 3. sāman) Lāṭy
2. n. pronouncing verses over the sacrificial animal L

≫sāmna

1. sāmna mf(ī)n. relating to Sāmans, IndSt
2. (ī), f. a sort of metre (one of the classes occurring in the Sāma-veda)
3. (ī), f. (cf., sāmanī) a rope for tying cattle MW

sāmanī

1. sāmanī f. a verse containing the word samanas ĀpŚr. [Page 1205, Column]

sāmanī

1. sāmanī f. (cf. sāmnī) a rope or cord for tying cattle (v. l. dāmanī) L

sāmanta

1. sāmanta mfn. (fr. sam-anta) being on all sides KātyŚr
2. bordering, limiting W
3. m. a neighbour Kāṭh. Mn. Yājñ
4. a vassal, feudatory prince, the chief of a district (paying tribute to a lord paramount) Mn. MBh. &c
5. a minister(?) Cāṇ. (vḷ.)
6. a leader, general, captain, champion W
7. N. of the author of the Tājika-sāra-ṭikā (1620 AḌ.) Cat
8. n. a neighbourhood Mn. Śukas

⋙sāmantacakra

1. ○cakra n. a circle of neighbouring princes MW

⋙sāmantaja

1. ○ja n. (danger) arising from a vassal Hariv

⋙sāmantapāla

1. ○pāla m. N. of a king Campak

⋙sāmantapratyaya

1. ○pratyaya m. the evidence or testimony of near neighbours MW

⋙sāmantarāja

1. ○rāja m. (with hari N. of the author of the Sūrya-prakāśa Cat

⋙sāmantavāsin

1. ○vāsin mfn. dwelling on the borders, neighbouring, a neighbour Mn. viii, 258

≫sāmantakena

1. sāmantakena ind. in the neighbourhood Kāraṇḍ

≫sāmanteya

1. sāmanteya m. N. of a man (v. l. māmateya) BhP

sāmaya

1. sâmaya mfn. (for 1. See col. 1) connected with or suffering from disease Śaṃk

sāmayācārika

1. sāmayācārika mfn. (fr. samayâcāra) relating to conventional practice or usage Gaut. Āpast

⋙sāmayācārikasūtra

1. ○sūtra n. N. of partic. Sūtras (treating of customs and rites sanctioned by virtuous men, and with the Gṛihya-sūtras, constituting the Smārta-sūtras which are based on Smṛiti or tradition, and opp. to the Śrauta-sūtras derived from Śruti, q.v.) IW. 145 &c

≫sāmayika

1. sāmayika mfn. (ft. sam-aya) based on agreement, conventional, customary Kaṇ. Yājñ. Nyāyam. Sch
2. of the same opinion, like-mined Rājat
3. seasonable, timely, precise, exact Mālav. (vḷ.) Kir. (in a-s○)
4. periodical MW
5. temporary Sāṃkhyapr

⋙sāmayikatva

1. ○tva n. conventionality Nyāyam

⋙sāmayikābhāva

1. sāmayikâbhāva m. temporary non-existence (as that of a water-jar which has been removed from its place to be again restored to it) MW

sāmara

1. sâmara mfn. with the immortals, accompanied by the gods R. BhP

⋙sāmarādhipa

1. sâmarâdhipa mfn. together with the lords of the gods R

sāmarika

1. sāmarika mfn. (fr. sam-ara) belonging to war or battle, martial, warlike MW

≫sāmareya

1. sāmareya mfn. (fr. id.), g. sakhy-ādi

sāmarghya

1. sāmarghya n. (fr. sam-argha) cheapness VarBṛS

sāmarthya

1. sāmarthya n. (fr. sam-artha) sameness of aim or object or meaning or signification, belonging or agreeing together (in aim, object &c.), adequacy, accordance, fitness, suitableness Pat. Hariv. Suśr. &c
2. the being entitled to, justification for (loc. or comp.) MBh. R. &c
3. ability to or capacity for (inf., dat., loc., or comp
4. acc. with √kṛ, 'to do one's utmost'
5. with √bhaj, to take pains', 'exert one's self') ib
6. efficacy, power, strength, force (āt, or -tas or -yogāt, 'through the force of circumstances', 'by reason of.', in consequence of', 'on account of.' 'as a matter of course') ib
7. the force or function or sense of a word, Kusum

⋙sāmarthyabandhana

1. ○bandhana mfn. having Power as a bond of union, cemented by or contingent on power or fitness MW

⋙sāmarthyayoga

1. ○yoga See above

⋙sāmarthyavat

1. ○vat mfn. having power or strength, capable MBh

⋙sāmarthyahīna

1. ○hīna mfn. destitute of strength, weak, feeble Hit

sāmarṣa

1. sâmarṣa mfn. having impatience or anger, impatient, indignant, wrathful, enraged at (prati) Kāv. Kathās. &c
2. (am), ind. angrily Mṛicch

⋙sāmarṣatā

1. ○tā f. angry impatience, wrath Ragh

⋙sāmarṣahāsam

1. ○hāsam ind. with an ironical smile or laugh MW

≫sāmarṣaṇa

1. sâmarṣaṇa m. pl. N. of a family of Brāhmans (vḷ. agha-m○) VP

sāmavāyika

1. sāmavāyika mfn. (fr. samavôya) belonging to or frequenting an assembly Pāṇ. 4-4, 43
2. closely connected with anything, concomitant, inherent KātyŚr
3. m. a minister or counsellor. for sāmājika)
4. chief of a company W

sāmasta

1. sāmasta n. (fr. sam-asta) the science or theory of word-composition Pat. on Pāṇ. 4-2, 104 Vārtt.12

≫sāmastika

1. sāmastika mfn. relating to the above ib

≫sāmastya

1. sāmastya n. totality, entiresy ŚāṅkhŚr. Sch. [Page 1206, Column]

sāmājika

1. sāmājika mfn. (fr. sam-āja) relating to or frequenting an assembly Pāṇ. 4-4, 43
2. m. a member of or assistant at an assembly: spectator Kāv. Sāh. &c

sāmātya

1. sâmātya mfn. together with the inmates of the same house ĀśvGṛ
2. accompanied by mfn. with the chief ministers W

≫sāmātyaka

1. sāmātyáka m. accompanied by minister, &c. R

sāmātsāmya

1. sāmātsāmya See p. 1204, col. 3

sāmāna

1. sāmāna Vṛiddhi form of 2. samāna in comp

⋙sāmānagrāmika

1. ○grāmika mfn. (fr. samānagrāma) belonging to or being in the same village &c. Pat. on Pāṇ. 2-3, 60 Vārtt. 1

⋙sāmānadeśika

1. ○deśika mfn. coming or derived from the same village ib

⋙sāmānādhikaraṇya

1. sāmānādhikaraṇya n. (fr. samānâdhikaraṇa) common office or function Hit
2. the condition of relating to the same object or residing in the same subject Sarvad
3. grammatical agreement, identity of case. relation, correlation (opp. to vaiyādh○) Pāṇ. Sch

≫sāmānika

1. sāmānika mfn. (fr. 2. samāna) of equal rank or dignity with (gen. or comp.) HPariś. Pañcad

≫sāmānya

1. sāmānya mf(ā)n. equal, alike, similar MBh. Śak
2. shared by others, joint, common to (instr with and without saha, or comp.) Yājñ. MBh. Suśr. &c
3. whole, entire, universal, general, generic, not specific (opp. to vaiśeṣika) Suśr. VarBṛS
4. common, common-place, vulgar, ordinary, insignificant, low MBh. Kāv. &c
5. (am), n. equality, similarity, identity MBh. Suśr. &c
6. equilibrium, normal state or condition Nīlak
7. universality, totality, generality, general or fundamental notion, common or generic property (ibc., instr., or abl., 'in general', as opp. to viśeṣa-tas, 'in particular') Kaṇ. Jaim. Sarvad
8. public affairs or business W
9. (in rhet.) the connection of different objects by common properties Kpr. Kuval
10. (ā), f. a common female, prostitute L
11. (am), ind. after the same manner as, like (comp.) Kālid
12. jointly, in general, in common Mn. vii, 56

⋙sāmānyakavipraśaṃsā

1. ○kavi-praśaṃsā f. praise of poets in general (not of single ones) Cat

⋙sāmānyakramavṛtti

1. ○kramavṛtti f

⋙sāmānyaghaṭa

1. ○ghaṭa m

⋙sāmānyacandrikā

1. ○candrikā f. N. of wks

⋙sāmānyacchala

1. ○cchala n. one of the three Vāk-chalas (i.e. too great generalization cf the words of an opponent) Nyāyad. Car

⋙sāmānyajñāna

1. ○jñāna n. the perception of common or generic property MW

⋙sāmānyatama

1. ○tama mfn. most like or similar GṛŚrS

⋙sāmānyatara

1. ○tara mfn. more common ib
2. very common-place or insignificant Pañcat

⋙sāmānyatas

1. ○tas ind. equally, similarly, according to analogy BhP. KapS. Sāṃkhyak
2. in general, generally Kaṇ. Suśr. BhP. Sch
3. ([-to) -dRSTa]', n. (scil. anumāna
4. in log.) a partic. kind of induction or inference (e.g. generalizing from every day occurrences
5. accord. to the Sāṃkhya and Nyāya it furnishes evidence of what transcends the senses such as the paths of the heavenly bodies, the existence of air ether, soul, space, time &c.), generalization from particulars Nyāyad

⋙sāmānyatva

1. ○tva n. the state of generality, Kusum

⋙sāmānyadeśavat

1. ○deśa-vat ind. like any other country Rājat

⋙sāmānyadhātrī

1. ○dhātrī f. a common nurse or foster-mother Ragh

⋙sāmānyanāyikā

1. ○nāyikā f. = -vanitā Sch

⋙sāmānyanirukti

1. ○nirukti f. explanation of the meaning or idea of samanya Cat
2. N. of various wks
3. -kroḍa m. -grantharahasya n. -granthârtha m. -ṭīkā, f. -didhitiṭīkā f. -dvitīya-takṣaṇa n. -pattra n. -prathama-lakṣaṇa n. -lakṣaṇa n. -vivecana n. -vyākhyā, f
4. ○ty-anugama m. ○ty-abhinavavyākhyā f. N. of wks

⋙sāmānyapakṣa

1. ○pakṣa m. the general side, the middle or mean (between two extremes) MW

⋙sāmānyapadārtha

1. ○padârtha m. the category of Generality ib

⋙sāmānyapūrvam

1. ○pūrvam ind. similarly, analogously KātyŚr

⋙sāmānyapraghaṭṭaka

1. ○praghaṭṭaka N. of part of a wk

⋙sāmānyapratipattipūrvam

1. ○pratipatti-pūrvam ind. after an equal elevation, after elevating to a common rank MW

⋙sāmānyabhāva

1. ○bhāva m

⋙sāmānyabhāvagrantha

1. ○bhāva-grantha m

⋙sāmānyabhāvaṭippaṇī

1. ○bhāva-ṭippaṇī f

⋙sāmānyabhāvavyavasthāpana

1. ○bhāva-vyavasthāpana n. N. of wks

⋙sāmānyalakṣaṇa

1. ○lakṣaṇa n. a generic definition or sign, a definition comprising many individuals, a specific characteristic W
2. N. of various wks
3. (ā), f. (in Nyāya) one of the three A-laukika or transcendental perceptions or Saṃnikarshas MW
4. N. of various wks
5. (ī), f. N. of wk
6. [(Na)-karya-kAraNa-bhAva] m. -vyabhicāra, m
7. (○ṇā) -grantha m. ṭippaṇī f. -diddhiti-ṭippaṇī f. didhiti-ṭīkā f. -pūrva-pakṣa-prakāśa m. -prakāśa m. -rahasya n. -vicāra m. -vivecana n. -vyabhicāra m. N. of wks

⋙sāmānyavacana

1. ○vacana mfn. expressing a common property Pāṇ. 2-1, 55
2. expressing a general or a wider notion ib. iii, 4, 5
3. n. a substantive (as opp. to its attribute) Sāy. [Page 1206, Column]

⋙sāmānyavat

1. ○vat mfn. having generality, general (-tva n.) Sarvad. Kusum

⋙sāmānyavanitā

1. ○vanitā f. a common woman, prostitute MW

⋙sāmānyavāda

1. ○vāda m

⋙sāmānyavihitadravyavicāra

1. ○vihita-dravya-vicāra m. N. of wks

⋙sāmānyaśabda

1. ○śabda (MBh.) or (Cat.), m. a word of general meaning

⋙sāmānyaśabdaka

1. ○śabḍdaka (Cat.), m. a word of general meaning

⋙sāmānyaśāsana

1. ○śāsana n. a general edict or enactment W

⋙sāmānyaśāstra

1. ○śāstra n. a general rule (in gram = utsarga), MW

⋙sāmānyaśrāddhavidhi

1. ○śrāddha-vidhi m

⋙sāmānyasūtra

1. ○sūtra n

⋙sāmānyahomapaddhati

1. ○homa-paddhati f. N. of wks

⋙sāmānyādhikaraṇya

1. sāmānyâdhikaraṇya wṛ. for sāmānādh○ (q.v.)

⋙sāmānyābhāva

1. sāmānyâbhāva m. N. of a Nyāya wk
2. -grantha m. -ṭippanī f. -prakāśa m. -rahasya n. -sādhana, n
3. ○vâloka m. N. of wks

sāmāyika

1. sāmāyika n. (fr. samāya = sasmaya) equanimity HPariś

sāmāsika

1. sāmāsika mf(ī)n. (fr. sam-āsa) comprehensive, concise, succinct, brief Mn. BhP
2. relating or belonging to a Samāsa or compound word Pat
3. m. or n. a compound word Bhag

sāmi

1. sāmí ind. (g. svar-ādi) too soon, prematurely (with √muṣ, 'to steal in anticipation') MaitrS. TS. Br
2. incompletely, imperfectly, partially, half (often in comp. with a p.p. Pāṇ. 2-1, 27), jb. &c. &c. [Cf. Gk. ?, ?, Lat. se1mi, se1mis.] [1206,]

⋙sāmikṛta

1. ○kṛta mfn. half-done, hṭhalf-finished Śiś

⋙sāmigandharva

1. ○gandharvá wṛ. for sāmi g○ (two words), MaiteS

⋙sāmicita

1. ○cita (sāmí-), mfn. half piled up ŚBr

⋙sāmipīta

1. ○pīta mfn. half-drunk Kāś. on Pāṇ. 2-1, 27

⋙sāmibhukta

1. ○bhukta mfn. half-eaten Ragh

⋙sāmisaṃsthita

1. ○saṃsthita (sāmí-), mfn. half-finished ŚBr

sāmika

1. sāmika (?) m. (for 1ṣee p. 1205, col. 2) a tree L

sāmita

1. sāmita mfn. (fr. samitā) made from or mixed with wheat-flour Suśr

sāmitya

1. sāmityá mfn. (fr. sam-iti) relating to an assembly or council AV

sāmidhena

1. sāmidhená mfn. (fr. sam-idh) relating to fuel and the kindling of the sacrificial fire ŚBr
2. (ī), f. (scil. ṛc) a verse recited while the sacrificial fire is kindled VS. Br. MBh
3. fuel HPariś

≫sāmidheni

1. sāmidheni f. = sāmidhenī Kauś

≫sāmidhenīka

1. sāmidhenīka (ifc.), id. ŚāṅkhBr

≫sāmidhenya

1. sāmidhenya mfn. = sāmidhena Vārtt. on Pāṇ. ?sv, 3, 120

sāmin

1. sāmin m. (?derivation) a person born under a partic. constellation (v. l. sāvin) VarBṛS

sāmiṣa

1. sâmiṣa mf(ā)n. possessed of flesh or prey BhP
2. provided with meat (as a Śrāddha) Mn. iv, 131

sāmīcī

1. sāmīcī f. (fr. samyañc) praise, panegyric (= vandanā) L
2. decency, politeness, civility, Mahāvy

⋙sāmīcīkaraṇīya

1. ○karaṇīya mfn. to be civilly saluted ib

≫sāmīcīnya

1. sāmīcīnya n. propriety, fitness Kāv

sāmīpya

1. sāmīpya mfn. (fr. samīpa) neighbouring, a neighbour MBh
2. n. neighbourhood, nearness, proximity (in space and time) Sāṃkhyak. Sāh. BhP
3. nearness to the deity (as one of the four states of beatitude
4. cf. sālokya) MW

sāmīraṇa

1. sāmīraṇa mfn. (fr. sam-īraṇa) relating to the wind Bālar

≫sāmīrya

1. sāmīrya mfn. (fr. sam-īra), g. saṃkāśâdi

sāmutkarṣika

1. sāmutkarṣika mf(ī) n. (fr. sam-utkarṣa) most excellent Buddh

sāmudayika

1. sāmudayika n. (m. c.) = next VarYogay

≫sāmudāyika

1. sāmudāyika n. (fr. sam-udāya) the eighteenth Nakshatra after that in which the moon was situated at the birth of a child L
2. mfn. belonging to a multitude or assemblage, collective MW

sāmudānika

1. sāmudānika m.or n. (?) = bhaikṣa, Śīl

sāmudga

1. sāmudga m. (fr. samudga
2. cf. mudga) a joint with a socket like a cup (e.g. the shoulder-joint, hip-joint) Suśr
3. n. medicine taken before and after a meal (and, as it were, enclosing the food) ib

sāmudra

1. sāmudra mfn. (fr. sam-udra) relating to the sei, oceanic, marine Kauś. Suśr. MBh. &c. Vāgbh
2. declared or related by Samudra MW
3. m. a mariner, voyager, sailor Yājñ
4. the son of a Karaṇa and a Vaiśyā (who lives from the produce of the sea) L. [Page 1206, Column]
5. a kind of gnat Suśr
6. patr. of Citra-sena MBh
7. (pl.) N. of a people R
8. (ī), f. N. of the daughter of Samudra and wife of Prācīnabarhis Hariv. Pur
9. n. sea-salt Car
10. a cuttle-fish bone L
11. du. (with agneḥ) N. of two Sāmans ĀrshBr
12. (m. or n. ?) N. of a peculiar kind of rainwater (which falls in the month Āśvayuja or Āśvina) Suśr

⋙sāmudraniṣkuṭa

1. ○niṣkuṭa m. pl. inhabitants of the coast (a people ; cf. samudra-n○) MBh

⋙sāmudrabandhu

1. ○bandhu m. 'sailor's friend 'the moon Kathās

⋙sāmudrasthalaka

1. ○sthalaka mfn. (fr samudra-sthalī), g. dhūmâdi

≫sāmudraka

1. sāmudraka mfn. oceanic, maritime, g. dhumâdi
2. (ikā), f. a kind of leech Suśr
3. n. sea-salt Suśr
4. N. of a Tirthi- MBh

≫sāmudri

1. sā́mudri m. patr. fr. sam-udra ŚBr. HPariś

≫sāmudrika

1. sāmudrika mfn. belonging or relating to the sea, seafaring MBh
2. ni' a mariner ib

sāmudra

1. sāmudra n. (fr. sa-mudra) an impression or mark on the body L

⋙sāmudratilaka

1. ○tilaka m. N. of wk. on palmistry (by Durlabha-rāja)

⋙sāmudravid

1. ○vid mfn. familiar with palmistry VarBṛS

≫sāmudraka

1. sāmudraka m. an interpreter of marks or spots on the body, fortune-teller, Sinhâs

⋙sāmudrakavidyā

1. ○vidyā f. the art of interpreting marks on the body, palmistry MW

≫sāmudrika

1. sāmudrika mfn. relating to marks on the body (○kāguṇāḥ, 'qualities denoted by marks on the body') MW
2. relating to good or bad fortune (as indicated by marks on the body) ib
3. m. - 2. sāmudraka Cat
4. n. palmistry Daś
5. N. of wk. on this subject

⋙sāmudrikakaṇṭhābharaṇa

1. ○kaṇṭhâbharaṇa n

⋙sāmudrikacintāmaṇi

1. ○cintāmaṇi m. N. of wks

⋙sāmudrikajña

1. ○jña mfn. versed in palmistry L

⋙sāmudrikalakṣaṇa

1. ○lakṣaṇa n

⋙sāmudrikaśāstra

1. ○śāstra n

⋙sāmudrikasāra

1. ○sāra m. N. of wks

⋙sāmudrikācārya

1. sāmudrikâcārya m. N. of Kāli-nātha (the father of Rāghavêdra and grandfather of Ciraṃ-jīva), Cat

sāmūnā

1. sāmūnā f. a black coloured deer (1 1/2 cubits long, with shining long and soft hair) L

sāmūhika

1. sāmūhika mfn. (fr. sam-ūha) collected in masses, arrayed in ranks Kām
2. m. a suffix forming collective nouns Pat
3. chapter treating of collective nouns ib

sāmṛta

1. sâmṛta mfn. provided with nectar Pat

sāmṛddhya

1. sāmṛddhya n. (fr. sam-ṛddha) prosperity, welfare, going on well, success (of a sacrifice) R

sāmoḍha

1. sāmôḍha sāmâdbhava, See p. 1205, col. 2

sāmoda

1. sâmoda mfn. joyful, pleased Gīt
2. possessing fragrance, fragrant, odoriferous W

sāmna

1. sāmna ○nī, See p. 1205, col. 2

sāmpada

1. sāmpada mfn. (fr. sam-pad) relating to the equipment or preparation of, requisite for (comp.) Kauś

≫sāmpannika

1. sāmpannika mfn. (fr. sam-panna) one who lives luxuriously Car

≫sāmpādika

1. sāmpādika mfn. efficacious Śaṃk

sāmparāya

1. sāmparāya mfn. (fr. sam-parâya) required by necessity or calamity VarYogay
2. relating to war or battle, warlike MW
3. relating to the other world or to the future ib
4. m. the passage from this world into another Up. MBh. &c
5. need, distress, calamity MBh
6. a helper or friend in need ib. i, 723 (Nīlak.)
7. contention, conflict Śiś
8. the future, a future life L
9. inquiry into the future MW
10. investigation (in general) ib
11. uncertainty ib

≫sāmparāyaṇa

1. sāmparāyaṇa m. (fr. prec.) one who ushers a person into another world (said of Death), IndSt

≫sāmparāyaṇaka

1. sāmparāyaṇaka m. (fr. prec.), g. arīhaṇâdi

≫sāmparāyika

1. sāmparāyika mf(ā or ī)n. (g. saṃtāpâdi) relating to the future or to the passage into another world, future (with phala n. reward in the nexf world'
2. ○kaṃ-√kṛ, to prepare for death' or 'to perform funeral ceremonies for gen.') Mn. MBh. &c
3. relating to or prepared for battle, martial, warlike ib
4. salutary or helpful in time of need MBh. Hariv. R
5. m. (with or scil. ratha) a war-chariot L
6. (am), n. war, battle L

⋙sāmparāyikakalpa

1. ○kalpa m. military form, strategic array Mn. vii, 185

sāmpātika

1. sāmpātika mfn. (fr. sam-pāta) belonging or relating to contiguous hymns ĀśvŚr

sāmpīka

1. sāmpīka m. N. of a poet Cat

sāmprata

1. sāmprata mfn. (fr. sam-prati) seasonable, fit, proper, correct (cf. a-s○) Lāṭy. Sarvad. [Page 1207, Column]
2. belonging to the present time, present (not past or future), comp
3. (am), ind. fitly, properly MBh
4. presently, now ib. &c. &c

⋙sāmpratakāla

1. ○kāla m. the present time Sāṃkhyak

⋙sāmpratādhipa

1. sāmpratâdhipa m. a present or reigning sovereign MārkP

≫sāmpratika

1. sāmpratika mf(ī)n. suitable, fit, proper Uttarar
2. present (not future) Kull

sāmpradānika

1. sāmpradānika mfn. (fr. sampradāna), g. vinayâdi

≫sāmpradāyika

1. sāmpradāyika mfn. (fr. sam-pradāya) based on tradition, traditional (cf. a-s○) Baudh. Jaim
2. standing upon or following tradition RāmatUp

sāmprayogika

1. sāmprayogika mfn. (fr. samprayoga) relating to use or application Cat

⋙sāmprayogikādhikaraṇa

1. sāmprayogikâdhikaraṇa n. N. of a Kāma-śāstra

sāmpraśnika

1. sāmpraśnika mfn. (fr. sampraśna), g. chedâdi

sāmpriyaka

1. sāmpriyaka mfn. (fr. sam-priya) inhabited by people who are dear to one another, g. rājanyâdi

sāmb

1. sāmb v. 1. for √samb, q.v., p. 1177

sāmba

1. sāmba m. (also written śāmba) N. of a son of Kṛishṇa and Jāmbavatī (in consequence of the curse of some holy sages who had been deceived by a female disguise which he had assumed, he was condemned to produce offspring in the shape of a terrific iron club for the destruction of the race of Vṛishṇi and Andhaka
2. he is said to have been instructed by Nārada in the worship of the sun, and by Vyāsa in the ritual of the Magi) MBh. Hariv. Pur
3. (also with śāstrin) N. of various authors and teachers Cat
4. n. = -purāṇa ib

⋙sāmbacarita

1. ○carita n. N. of wk

⋙sāmbapañcāśikā

1. ○pañcāśikā f. N. of a hymn by Sāmba (also called sūrya-stotra)

⋙sāmbapura

1. ○pura n. or N. of a city founded by Sāmba (said to be situated on the banks of the Candra-bhāga) Cat

⋙sāmbapurī

1. ○purī f. N. of a city founded by Sāmba (said to be situated on the banks of the Candra-bhāga) Cat

⋙sāmbapurāṇa

1. ○purāṇa n. = sāmbôpapurāṇa

⋙sāmbapradyumnaprabandha

1. ○pradyumna-prabandha m

⋙sāmbamuktāvalīstotra

1. ○muktâvalī-stotra n. N. of wks

⋙sāmbamūrti

1. ○mūrti mfn. having the form of Sāmba Cat

⋙sāmbavatī

1. ○vatī f. N. of a courtezan Rājat

⋙sāmbavijaya

1. ○vijaya m. N. of wk

⋙sāmbāditya

1. sāmbâditya m. a partic. form of the sun Cat

⋙sābeśvara

1. sābêśvara m. N. of a temple founded by Sāmbavatī Rājat

⋙sāmbopapurāṇa

1. sāmbôpapurāṇa n. N. of an Upapurāṇa

≫sāmbi

1. sāmbi m. patr. fr. sāmba g. bāhv-ādi

sāmba

1. sâmba mfn. attended by Ambā (q.v.), Kāsikh

⋙sāmbaśiva

1. ○śiva m. N. of an author Cat

sāmbandhika

1. sāmbandhika n. (fr. sam-bandha) relationship by marriage MBh
2. conversation such as is fit for people related by marriage ib

sāmbara

1. sāmbara ○rī, See śāmb p. 1065

sāmbarya

1. sāmbarya m. (prob. wṛ. for sāṃvarya) a patr. Saṃskārak

sāmbādhika

1. sāmbādhika m. (fr. sam-bādha) the second Yāma (q.v.) of a night L

sāmbuvāsara

1. sâmbu-vāsara mfn. (of doubtful meaning). Kathās. lxx, 59

sāmbhara

1. sāmbhara n. (fr. sam-bhara) a kind of salt L

sāmbhala

1. sāmbhala mfn. bred in Sam-bhala (as a horse) L

sāmbhavī

1. sāmbhavī f. (fr. sam-bhava) possibility, probability L
2. the red Lodhra tree W

sāmbhas

1. sâmbhas mfn. having or containing water, watery Bhaṭṭ

sāmbhāṣya

1. sāmbhāṣya n. (fr. sam-bhāṣin) conversation, g. brāhmaṇâdi

sāmbhūyi

1. sāmbhūyi m. patr. fr. sam-bhūyas g. bāhv-ādi

sāmmatya

1. sāmmatya n. (fr. sam-mati) consent, agreement, g. dṛdhâdi

sāmmada

1. sāmmadá m. (fr. sam-mada) patr. of Matsya (king of the aquatic animals) ŚBr. ĀśvŚr
2. of the author of RV. viii, 67 Anukr

sāmmanasya

1. sāmmanasyá n. (fr. sam-manas) concord, harmony AV
2. (āni), n. pl. charms to secure harmony AV., SBE. xlī, 134

sāmmātura

1. sāmmātura and sāmmātra m. patr. fr. 1. sam-mātṛ Pat. on Pāṇ. 4-1, 115. [Page 1207, Column]

sāmmārjina

1. sāmmārjina n. (fr. sam-mārjin) Pāṇ. 5-4, 15 Sch

sāmmitikāyani

1. sāmmitikāyani m. a patr. Pat

sāmmukhī

1. sāmmukhī f. (fr. sam-mukha) a Tithi or lunar day extending till evening ( See tithi) L

≫sāmmukhya

1. sāmmukhya n. the state of being present face to face or in front (○khyam ā-√dhā Ā., with gen. = 'to go to') Sāh
2. favour, fondness for (opp. to vaimukhya) Rājat
3. care for, attention to (comp.) ib

sāmmeghya

1. sāmmeghya n. (fr. sam-megha) the cloudy season TS

sāmmodanika

1. sāmmodanika mfn. = sammodanāya prabhavati g. saṃtāpâdi

sāmya

1. sāmya n. (fr. 2. sama) equality, evenness, equilibrium, equipoise, equal or normal state (acc. with √nī, 'to bring to that state', 'calm') MBh. Kāv. &c
2. likeness, sameness, identity with (instr. with and without saha, or gen., or loc., or comp.) MuṇḍUp. MBh. &c
3. equality of rank or position Mn. Yājñ. VarBṛS
4. homogeneousness (of sounds) Vop
5. measure, time MBh
6. equability towards (loc. or prati), impartiality, indifference Bhag. Kum. BhP
7. justice (sāmyam-√kṛ, 'to act justly towards loc.') MBh
8. vḷ. for śalyā Kāvyâd. i, 39

⋙sāmyagrāha

1. ○grāha m. one who beats time R

⋙sāmyatā

1. ○tā f

⋙sāmyatva

1. ○tva n. equality, sameness Mn. MBh. &c

⋙sāmyatālaviśārada

1. ○tāla-viśārada mfn. versed in time and measure MBh. ii, 131 (B.)

⋙sāmyabodhaka

1. ○bodhaka mfn. expressive of similarity MW

⋙sāmyāvasthā

1. sāmyâvasthā f. a state of equipoise (of the 3 constituent ingredients of Prakṛiti
2. See guṇa) Sarvad. Sāṃkhyak.: RTL.32

⋙sāmyāvasthāna

1. sāmyâvasthāna n. id. Śaṃk

sāmyakṣa

1. sāmyakṣa sāmyekṣa and ○kṣya, (prob.) wṛ. for sāmakṣya

sāmrājya

1. sā́mrājya n. (fr. sam-rāj) complete or universal sovereignty, empire, dominion over (gen., loc., or comp.) RV. &c. &c
2. mfn. relating to sovereignty TS
3. (○jyá, m.) a universal sovereign RV. viii, 25, 17 (accord. to g. kurv-ādi, 'the son of a universal sṭsovereign.')

⋙sāmrājyakṛt

1. ○kṛt mfn. one who exercises imperial sway MW

⋙sāmrājyadīkṣita

1. ○dīkṣita mfn. consecrated to universal empire ib

⋙sāmrājyalakṣmīpīṭhikā

1. ○lakṣmī-pīṭhikā f

⋙sāmrājyalakṣmīpūjā

1. ○lakṣmī-pūjā f

⋙sāmrājyasiddhi

1. ○siddhi f. N. wks

⋙sāmrājyasiddhidā

1. ○siddhidā f. N. of the family deity of the Uddalakas Cat

sāmrāṇikardama

1. sāmrāṇi-kardama n. e perfume or mixture of fragrant substances, civet L

≫sāmrāṇija

1. sāmrāṇi-ja n. a kind of fruit-tree L

sāya

1. sāyá n. (prob. fr. √so, See avasāya, avasāna
2. but 2. sāya, col. 3) the close of day, evening (sāyaṃ-√kṛ, to spend the evening, make a stay') RV. &c. &c
3. Evening personified (as a son of Pushpárṇa and Doshā or as a son of Dhātṛi and Kuhū) BhP
4. (ám), ind. in the evening, at eventide (sāyaṃ sāyam, 'every evening' ; See also below) RV. &c. &c. [Cf., accord. to some, Lat. se1rus.]

⋙sāyatare

1. ○tare ind. late in the evening Pat. on Pāṇ. 4-3, 23 Vārtt. 1

⋙sāyadhūrta

1. ○dhūrta m. a rogue, cheat or deceiver in the form of evening Naish

⋙sāyamaṇḍana

1. ○maṇḍana n. 'evṭevening-ornament', sunset W

⋙sāyārambha

1. sāyârambha mfn. beginning in the evṭevening KātyŚr. Sch

⋙sāyāśana

1. sāyâśana n. an evening-meal ib

⋙sāyāhan

1. sāyâhan n. or eventide TBr. Mn. MBh. &c

⋙sāyāhna

1. sāyâḍhna m. eventide TBr. Mn. MBh. &c
2. ([○hna) -samaye] ind. at eventide R

⋙sāyodbhidura

1. sāyôdbhidura mfn. expanding or blossoming in the evening L

≫sāyaṃ

1. sāyaṃ in comp. for sāyam, col. 3

⋙sāyaṃyāvan

1. ○yā́van mfn. going or coming in the evening TBr

⋙sāyaṃsaṃdhyā

1. ○saṃdhyā f. the evening twilight RTL. 407
2. -devatā f. deity of the evening twilight', N. of Sarasvatī L
3. -prayoga m. N. of wk

⋙sāyaṃsūrya

1. ○sūrya m. the evening sun MBh
2. ○yôḍha mfn. brought by the evening sun (said of a guest) Mn.iii, 105

⋙sāyaṃhoma

1. ○homa m. the evening oblation ĀśvŚr. Sch

⋙sāyaṃkāla

1. ○kāla n. eventide, evening Naish. Sch

⋙sāyaṃkālika

1. ○kālika (Vās. Sch.) or (Ragh. Sch.), mfn. belonging to evening, vespertine

⋙sāyaṃkālīna

1. ○kālīna (Ragh. Sch.), mfn. belonging to evening, vespertine

⋙sāyaṃgṛha

1. ○gṛha mfn. = yatra-s○ Prab

⋙sāyaṃgoṣṭha

1. ○goṣṭha mfn. brought into the fold at evening AitBr

⋙sāyaṃtūrya

1. ○tūrya n. drumming at evening L

⋙sāyaṃdugdha

1. ○dugdhá mfn. milked in the evening ib. ŚBr

⋙sāyaṃdoha

1. ○doha m. milking the cows at evening, evening milking or milk ĀpŚr
2. -vat ind. ib

⋙sāyaṃdhṛti

1. ○dhṛti f. -homa MW

⋙sāyaṃnivāsa

1. ○nivāsa m. evening abode or resting-place ib

≫sāyantana

1. sāyantana mf(ī)n. relating to evening, vespertine, Klv. Pañcat. ŚārṅgS

⋙sāyantanamallikā

1. ○mallikā f. evening jasmine Ragh

⋙sāyantanasamaya

1. ○samaya m. eventide Pañcat. [Page 1207, Column]

≫sāyam

1. sāyam ind. in comp

⋙sāyamadhivāsa

1. ○adhivāsa m. 'evening decoration', decorating an image of Durgā on the fifth day of the month Āśvina MW

⋙sāyamaśana

1. ○aśaná n. an evening meal MaitrS

⋙sāyamāśa

1. ○āśa m. id. Kauś
2. -prātarāśa (only loc. e), the evening and morning mṭmeal Gobh

⋙sāyamāhuti

1. ○āhutí f. an evening oblation ŚBr. GṛŚrS

⋙sāyamupāsanavidhi

1. ○upâsana-vidhi m

⋙sāyamaupāsanaprayoga

1. ○aupāsana-prayoga m. N. of wks

⋙sāyampoṣa

1. ○poṣa m. food taken in the evṭevening ŚāṅkhBr

⋙sāyamprātar

1. ○prātar (sāyâm-), ind. in the evṭevening and meal (also sāyam prāśaśca) AV. &c. &c
2. -agnihotra-prayoga m. -agnihotrahoma, mṆ. of wks
3. -āśin mfn. eating (only) in the evening and meal ŚBr
4. -āhuti f. du. evening and meal oblation KātyŚr
5. -aupāsana-vidhi, Tn. N. of wk
6. -doha m. evening and m. milking ib
7. -maya mf(ī)n. consisting of evening and meal, Kāśkh
8. -homa m. du. evening and meal oblation Gobh. (also N. of wk.)

⋙sāyambhava

1. ○bhava m. becoming evening, growing dirk AV

⋙sāyambhojana

1. ○bhojana n. an evening meal Kull. on Mn. iii, 105

⋙sāyammantra

1. ○mantra m. a Mantra to be used in the evening Baudh

≫sāyamprātika

1. sāyamprātika mfn. (fr. sāyam-prātar) belonging to evening and morning Pāṇ. 6-4, 144, Vartt. 5 Pat

sāya

1. sāya m. (fr. √2. si
2. for 1. See col. 2) a missile, arrow (= sāyaka) L
3. (sāyá), n. unloosing, unyoking, turning in RV. &c

≫sāyaka

1. sā́yaka mfn. intended or fitted to be discharged or hurled RV. (Naigh. ii, 20)
2. m. (in RV. also n.) a missile, arrow RV. &c. &c
3. m. a symbolical expression for the number 'five' (from the 5 arrows of the god of love) Sāh
4. a sword MBh. R
5. the latitude of the sky Gaṇit
6. Saccharum Sara L
7. N. of a man Pravar
8. (ikā), f. a dagger L
9. the being or standing in regular order (= krama-sthiti
10. prob. wṛ. for śāyikā) L

⋙sāyakapuṅkha

1. ○puṅkha m. the feathered part of an arrow Ragh
2. (ā), f. a partic. plant (= śara-puṅkhā) L

⋙sāyakapraṇutta

1. ○praṇutta (sā́y○), mfn. driven away or put to flight by arrows AV

⋙sāyakamaya

1. ○maya mf(ī)n. consisting of arrows MBh. Hariv

≫sāyakāya

1. sāyakāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to resemble arrows, represent the arrows of (comp.) Daś

≫sāyakāyana

1. sāyakāyaná m. patr. fr. sāyaka ŚBr. (g. naḍâdi)

≫sāyakāyanin

1. sāyakāyanin m.pl. the school of Sāyakāyana ib

sāyaṇa

1. sāyaṇa m. (said to be a Drâviḍa word) N. of a learned Brāhman (also called Sāyaṇamādhava and Sāyaṇâcārya ; he was son of Māyaṇa, pupil of Vishṇu Sarva-jña and of Saṃkarânanda ; and flourished under Bukka I of Vijaya-nagara or Vidyā-nagara ā.ḍ. 1350-1379 and his successor Harihara, and died in 1387 ; of more than a hundred works attributed to him, among which are commentaries on nearly all parts of the Veda, some were carried out by his pupils, and some were written in conjunction with his brother Mādhavâcārya or Vidyâraṇya-svāmin)

⋙sāyaṇamādhavīya

1. ○mādhavīya mfn. written or composed by Sāyaṇa-mādhava Sarvad

≫sāyaṇīya

1. sāyaṇīya mfn. relating to or composed by Sāyaṇa
2. n. a work of Sāyaṇa Cat

sāyatana

1. sấyatana mfn. together with the place of abode &c. TS

sāyana

1. sâyana mfn. proceeding in the way of an Ayana (q.v.) ŚāṅkhŚr
2. connected with the word ayana ib
3. n. (in astron.) with the precession or the longitude of a planet reckoned from the vernal equinoctial point W

sāyavasa

1. sāyavasa m. a patr. ŚBr

sāyāsa

1. sāyāsa mfn. beset with difficulties or trouble Kathās

sāyin

1. sāyin m. (prob. wṛ. for sādin) a horseman W

sāyujya

1. sā́yujya n. (fr. sa-yuj) intimate union, communion with (gen., loc., instr., or comp.)
2. identification, absorption (into the divine Essence
3. this is one of the four grades or states of Mukti, cf. sālokya RTL.41) Kāṭh. Br. MBh. &c
4. likeness, similarity W

⋙sāyujyatā

1. ○tā f. (Hcat.),

⋙sāyujyatva

1. ○tva n. (MaitrUp.) = prec

⋙sāyujyamukti

1. ○mukti f. emancipation consisting in the above absorption Cat

≫sāyojya

1. sāyojya n. = sāyujya MaitrUp. (with prâṇais = 'abiding in life, living on' MārkP.)

sāyudha

1. sâyudha mf(ā)n. furnished with arms, armed MBh

⋙sāyudhapragraha

1. ○pragraha mfn. holding weapons in the hand MW

sāyya

1. sāyya m. a patr. (vḷ. sāpyá) RV. vi, 20, 6. [Page 1208, Column]

sār

1. sār See √śār, p. 1066, col. 1

sāra

1. sāra (fr. √sṛ) m. course, motion ( See pūrva-s○)
2. stretching out, extension Kālac
3. mfn. driving away, destroying Bālar. ii, 60/61

⋙sārasārin

1. ○sārin mfn. running courses or races, TB

≫sāraka

1. sāraka mfn. 'causing to go or flow', cathartic, laxative Bhpr
2. m. Croton Jamalgota L

≫sāraṇa

1. sāraṇa mf(ī)n. id. L
2. cracked, split L
3. having five hair-tufts on the head L
4. m. dysentery, diarrhoea L
5. wind during the autumn L
6. Paederia Foetida L
7. Spondias Mangifera. L
8. N. of a brother of Kṛishṇa MBh. Hariv. MārkP
9. of one of Rāvaṇa's ministers (sent as ambissad or to Rāma) R
10. (ā), f. stretching out, extension (only ifc.) Kathās
11. (ifc. f. ā) producing a sound, striking a note on (loc.) ib
12. a partic. process to which mineral substances (esp. quicksilver) are subjected (two others being given called ṛtu-s○ and prati-sāraṇā
13. ○ṇā-traya n. 'the three Sāraṇā processes') Sarvad
14. (ī), f. See below
15. (am), n. leading home Daś
16. buttermilk (one fourth part of which is water) L
17. a kind of perfume L

⋙sāraṇasundara

1. ○sundara m. a partic. mixture Cat

⋙sāraṇeśa

1. sāraṇêśa m. N. of a mountain ib

≫sāraṇi

1. sāraṇi f. a stream, channel, water-pipe HPariś

≫sāraṇika

1. sāraṇika m. a traveller, (esp.) a travelling merchant (vḷ. śar○) MBh
2. (ā), f. (in cintāmaṇi-s○) N. of wk

⋙sāraṇikaghna

1. ○ghna m. 'killing travellers', a robber, highwayman L

≫sāraṇī

1. sāraṇī f. = sāraṇi, a stream Bālar
2. Paederia Foetida L
3. a poem consisting only of verses L
4. N. of wk

⋙sāraṇīkoṣṭaka

1. ○koṣṭaka n

⋙sāraṇīrāja

1. ○rāja m. N. of wks

≫sārin

1. sārin mfn. going, running, hastening MBh
2. (ifc.) following, pursuing AitBr. &c. &c
3. (iṇī), f. a brook, channel Vcar
4. N. of various plants (Alhagi Maurorum, Paederia Foetida &c.) L

≫sārya

1. sārya mfn. that which may be dropped or omitted (in pronunciation) MāṇḍŚ

sāra

1. sā́ra m. n. (ifc. f. ā
2. perhaps to be connected with 1. sāra above
3. prob. fr. a lost √meaning. 'to be strong') the core or pith or solid interior of anything RV. &c. &c
4. firmness, strength power, energy AV. &c. &c
5. the substance or essence or marrow or cream or heart or essential part of anything, best part, quintessence (ifc. = 'chiefly consisting of or depending on &c.' [cf. para], e.g. dharma-sāraṃ jagat, 'the world chiefly depends on justice'
6. tūṣṇīṃ-sāra mfn. 'chiefly silent'
7. sārat sāram, 'the very best') AitBr. &c. &c
8. the real meaning, main point MW
9. a compendium, summary, epitome (often ifc. in titles of books)
10. a chiefingredient or constituent part of the body (causing the peculiarities of temperament
11. reckoned to be 7, viz. sattva, śukra, majjan, asthi, medas, māṃsa, rakta) Suśr. VarBṛS
12. any ingredient Suśr
13. nectar R. BhP
14. cream, curds L
15. worth, value (eṇa, 'in consideration of.', according to') Mn. Yājñ. &c
16. wealth, property, goods, riches Kāv. Pur. Rājat
17. (in rhet.) a kind of climax (uttarôttaram utkarṣaḥ) Sāh. Kpr
18. resin used as a perfume Suśr. SārṅgS
19. water Vās
20. dung Kṛishis
21. the matter formed in a boil or ulcer, pus MW
22. impure carbonate of soda ib
23. a confederate prince, ally VarBṛS
24. (= 1. śāra) a piece at chess or backgammon &c
25. (ā), f. a kind of plant( = kriṣṇa-trivṛtā) L
26. Kuśa grass L
27. (ī), f. See under sāri and sārī (next p.)
28. mf(ā)n. hard, firm solid strong MBh. Rāv. &c
29. precious, valuable Daś
30. good, sound, best, excellent BhP. Pañcar
31. sound (as an argument, thoroughly proved) W
32. full of (instr.) VarBṛS
33. motley, speckled (= śāra) Suśr. Kād

⋙sārakālikā

1. ○kâlikā f

⋙sārakaumudī

1. ○kaumudī f

⋙sārakṣetramāhatmya

1. ○kṣetra-māhatmya n

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1. sārakṣetramāhatmyasāroddhāra3sā́ra--kṣetra-māhatmya-sārôddhāra m. N. of wks

⋙sārakhadira

1. ○khadira m. 'hard Khadira', a kind of Acacia Catechu L

⋙sāraga

1. ○ga mfn. robust, strong, powerful Śiś. (= bhala-bhāj Sch.)

⋙sāragandha

1. ○gandha m. 'having perfection of scent', sandal-wood L

⋙sāragātra

1. ○gātra mfn. strong-limbed MBh

⋙sāragītā

1. ○gītā f. N. of various wks

⋙sāraguṇa

1. ○guṇa m. any chief or principal virtue Siṃhâs

⋙sāraguru

1. ○guru mfn. heavy with weight (as steps) Kum

⋙sāragrahamañjarī

1. ○graha-mañjarī f. N. of wk

⋙sāragrāha

1. ○grāha m. (with karma-vipāka) N. of wk. on Dharma (composed by Kāṃhada-sūnu in 1384 AḌ.)

⋙sāragrāhin

1. ○grāhin mfn. capable of extracting or apprehending the essence or best part of anything R

⋙sāragrīva

1. ○grīva m. 'strong-necked', N. of Śiva MBh

⋙sāracaturviṃśatikā

1. ○caturviṃśatikā f

⋙sāracandrikā

1. ○candrikā f

⋙sāracintāmaṇi

1. ○cintāmaṇi m. N. of wks

⋙sāraja

1. ○ja n. 'produced from cream', fresh butter (cf. sara-ja) W

⋙sārataṇḍula

1. ○taṇḍula m. rice in whole grains slightly boiled KātyŚr. [Page 1208, Column]

⋙sāratama

1. ○tama mfn. the very best (-tva n.) Saṃk. on ChUp

⋙sāratara

1. ○tara n. the better, something excellent (sārāt sārataram, 'the best or most excellent of all) Cat
2. mf(ā)n. better, more excellent Saṃk. on ChUp
3. more precious, dearer Śīl
4. -tā f. the being better or having more virtue Divyâv

⋙sārataru

1. ○taru m. 'pith-tree', the plantain (= kadala, 'Musa Sapientum'
2. so called as containing no hard wood) L

⋙sāratas

1. ○tas ind. according to the nature Mn. vlī, 405
2. vigorously, essentially W

⋙sāratā

1. ○tā f. firmness, solidity R
2. strong confidence in (loc.) ib
3. worth, value Hit. ŚārṅgP
4. highest degree R. Rājat
5. the being a chief ingredient (in the body
6. See sāra) Car

⋙sāratrayaculuka

1. ○trayaculuka m. or n. N. of a Vedânta wk

⋙sāratva

1. ○tva n. hardness, firmness, solidity ŚāṅkhGṛ. MBh
2. the being the man point or principal matter Sāh

⋙sāradarśin

1. ○darśin mfn. having an eye for the good or important R

⋙sāradā

1. ○dā f. = śāradā (q.v.)

⋙sāradaru

1. ○daru n. hard wood Hcat
2. -maya mf(ī)n. made of hard wood ib

⋙sāradīpikā

1. ○dīpikā f. N. of various wks

⋙sāradruma

1. ○druma m. a tree having hard wood VarBṛS
2. the Khadira tree (Acacia Catechu) L

⋙sāradhātṛ

1. ○dhātṛ m. 'bestower of strength', N. of Śiva Hariv

⋙sāradhānya

1. ○dhānya n. the best grain or corn VarBṛS

⋙sāradhvaji

1. ○dhvaji m. a patr. Saṃskārak

⋙sārapattra

1. ○pattra mfn. having hard or strong leaves (-ka n.), g. manojñâdi

⋙sārapada

1. ○pada m. 'having strong feet', a kind of bird reckoned among the Vishkiras (vḷ., śāra-p○) Car

⋙sārapadyāvala

1. ○padyâvala f. N. of wk

⋙sāraparṇī

1. ○parṇī f. (cf. śāl-p○) Hedysarum Gangeticum L

⋙sārapāka

1. ○pāka n. a partic. poisonous fruit Suśr

⋙sārapādapa

1. ○pādapa m. a partic. plant or tree (prob. = dhāmanī) L

⋙sāraprakaśikā

1. ○prakaśikā f

⋙sārapradīpikā

1. ○pradīpikā f. N. of wks

⋙sāraphalgu

1. ○phalgu mfn. strong and (or) weak, good and (or) bad MBh
2. -tā f. (MBh.), -tva n. (Mn. ix, 56) value and (or) worthlessness, goodness and (or) badness, comparative importance

⋙sārabodhinī

1. ○bodhinī f. N. of a Comm. on the Kāvya-prakāśa

⋙sārabhaṅga

1. ○bhaṅga m. n. destruction or loss of vigour W
2. deprived of substance or strength ib

⋙sārabhaṭa

1. ○bhaṭa N. of the fourth Muhūrta Jyot

⋙sārabhaṭṭāraka

1. ○bhaṭṭāraka m. N. of an author Cat

⋙sārabhāṇḍa

1. ○bhāṇḍa n. valuable merchandise, treasure Yājñ. Pañcat
2. a natural receptacle (as a bag or skin for holding musk &c.) W
3. -gṛhaka m. or n. a treasure-house, treasury Mālav

⋙sārabhuj

1. ○bhuj mfn. eating the essence or best part of anything MW

⋙sārabhūta

1. ○bhūta mfn. being the chief thing, best, most excellent
2. n. the main or best thing Kāv. VarBṛS. &c

⋙sārabhṛt

1. ○bhṛt mfn. taking or choosing what is best BhP

⋙sārabhoga

1. ○bhoga m

⋙sāramañjarī

1. ○mañjarī f. N. of wks

⋙sāramaya

1. ○maya mf(ī)n. exceedingly firm or solid BhP
2. consisting of the chief or best part of anything (gen.) Cat

⋙sāramahat

1. ○mahat mfn. very precious or valuable Daś

⋙sāramārgaṇa

1. ○mārgaṇa n. searching for pith, or marrow Yājñ

⋙sāramiti

1. ○miti m. 'measure of all truth, N. of the Veda L

⋙sāramūṣikā

1. ○mūṣikā f. a kind of plant (= deva-dālī) L

⋙sārayoga

1. ○yoga m. possession of the essence or substance of anything W

⋙sārayodha

1. ○yodha mfn. consisting of excellent warrlors MBh

⋙sārarūpa

1. ○rūpa mfn. best, principal, most excellent Chandom
2. -tā f. the being the best or first (○tayā instr., 'especially, principally'), Salh

⋙sāralaharī

1. ○laharī f. N. of a gram. wk. by Kavi-candra

⋙sāraloha

1. ○loha n. 'essence of iron', steel L

⋙sāravat

1. ○vat mfn. hard, solid, firm, strong, steadfast MBh. R. &c
2. substantial, nourishing (as food), C2ar
3. valuable, precious MBh. Kām
4. having pith or sap, containing resin Suśr
5. (ī), f. a kind of metre Col
6. a partic. Samtidhi Buddh
7. -tā f. hardness (of an arrow) Ragh
8. force, strength, steadfastness Kām. Śiś. Sch

⋙sāravarjita

1. ○varjita mfn. 'devoid of substance', pithless, sapless W

⋙sāravastu

1. ○vastu n. a valuable or important thing Pañcat

⋙sāravid

1. ○vid mfn. knowing the substance or value of anything Kāv

⋙sāraśūnya

1. ○śūnya mfn. devoid of value, worthless ib

⋙sārasaṃhitā

1. ○saṃhitā f. N. of wk. on music by Nārada

⋙sārasamagraha

1. ○samagraha m. 'concentration of the essence of any work', N. of various compendiums (also jñāna-bhūṣaṇa-bhāṣya n. -nighaṇṭu, m. -saṃgraha, m.)

⋙sārasamuccaya

1. ○samuccaya m

⋙sārasambandhapaddhati

1. ○sambandha-paddhati f

⋙sārasāgara

1. ○sāgara m

⋙sārasiddhāntakaumudī

1. ○siddhânta-kaumudī f

⋙sārasindhu

1. ○sindhu m

⋙sārasundarī

1. ○sundarī f. N. of wks

⋙sārādāna

1. sārâdāna n. picking out the best Kap

⋙sāraparādha

1. sāráparādha m. du. the ability (of a criminal to suffer) and the nature of the crime (others, the greatness of the crime') Mn. viii, 126
2. -tas ind. according to the ability &c. (others, 'according to the greatness of the crime') ib. ix, 262

⋙sārāpahāra

1. sārâpahāra m. robbing of the substance or wealth of (gen.) Rājat

⋙sārāmṛta

1. sārâmṛta n. N. of a grammar

⋙sārāmbhas

1. sārâmbhas n. extracted juice Suśr

⋙sārārthasaṃgraha

1. sārârtha-saṃgraha m. N. of a Comm. on the Bhagavad-gītā

⋙sārārthin

1. sārârthin mfn. desirous of deriving gain or profit from anything MBh. [Page 1208, Column]

⋙sārāvalī

1. sārâvalī f. N. of various wks
2. -jātaka n. N. of an astron. wk

⋙sārāśīti

1. sārâśīti L. N. of 80 choice stanzas Subh

⋙sārāsāra

1. sārâsāra n. substance and (or) emptiness, strength and (or) weakness, relative strength Hit
2. worth and (or) worthlessness, relative quality (of goods) Mn. ix, 331
3. the good and (or) the best Rājat
4. mfn. strong and (or) weak MBh
5. -tā f. the strong and (or) weak side of anything Pañcat
6. -vicāra m. considering or weighing strong and weak points &c. MW
7. -viveka m. N. of two wks

⋙sārāsvadinī

1. sārâsvadinī f. N. of a Vedânta wk

⋙sāreśvara

1. sārêśvara m. (with paṇḍita) N. of a Jaina (author of the Liṅga-prakāśa, a gram. wk.)

⋙sāroddhāra

1. sārôddhāra m. N. of various wks. (also -paddhati f. -śakunaparī7kskā f. and = saṃgraka m.)

≫sāraka

1. sāraka mfn. (ifc.) full of. Kathās
2. m. N. of a man Divyâv

≫sārāt

1. sārāt (abl. of 2. sāra) in comp

⋙sārātsāratattva

1. ○sāra-tattva n

⋙sārātsāratattvasaṃgraha

1. ○sāra-tattva-saṃgraha m

⋙sārātsārasusaṃgraha

1. ○sārasusaṃgraha m. N. of wks

≫sārin

1. sārin (for 1. See col. 1) in trāṇa-s○ (q.v.)

≫sāriṣṭha

1. sāriṣṭha mfn. the very best or most excellent (-tva n.) Śaṃk

sāra

1. sâra mfn. having spokes, Śulbas

sārakāyaṇa

1. sārakāyaṇa mfn. (fr. saraka), g. pakṣâdi

≫sārakeya

1. sārakeya mfn. g. sakhy-ādi

≫sārakya

1. sārakya mfn. g. saṃkāśâdi

sāragha

1. sāraghá mfn. (fr. saragha) coming or derived from the bee RV. AV. ŚBr. BhP
2. m. a bee RV. x, 106, 10
3. n. honey Naish. BhP

sāraṅga

1. sāráṅga or sāraṅgá mf(ī)n. (sometimes written śār○
2. either fr. sa-raṅga, 'having colour &c.', or for śarâṅga or sār○, 'having a dappled body'), of a variegated colour, dappled, spotted (cf. kṛṣṇa-s○, lohita-s○) AV. Br. MBh
3. derived from the antelope called Slrariga L
4. m. (ifc. f. ā) a kind of spotted antelope Kāv. Kathās. &c
5. N. of various birds (esp. a kind of Vishkira' or Pratuda qq. vv.
6. a peacock
7. the Indian cuckoo
8. the Rāja-haṃsa
9. the Cātaka &c.) Kāv. Suśr. Car. &c
10. a bee BhP
11. a kind of metre Col
12. (in music) a partic. Rāga Saṃgīt
13. (only L., 'an elephant
14. lion
15. cloud
16. tree
17. umbrella
18. parasol
19. garment
20. clothes
21. hair
22. lotus
23. flower
24. conch-shell
25. sort of musical instrument
26. ornament
27. jewel
28. gold
29. a bow
30. sandal
31. camphor
32. the earth
33. light
34. night')
35. N. of Śiva MBh
36. of Kāma-deva L
37. of the father of Bhaîṭa Rāghava Cat
38. (with kavi) of a poet ib
39. (ī), f. See below

⋙sāraṅgaja

1. ○ja m. a deer
2. -dṛt f. a deer-eyed woman Bhām

⋙sāraṅgadeva

1. ○deva m. N. of a king Cat

⋙sāraṅgapāṇi

1. ○pāṇi m. N. of an author ib. (cf. -samuccaya)

⋙sāraṅgaraṅgadā

1. ○raṅga-dā f. N. of a commentary on the Kṛishṇa-karṇámṛita

⋙sāraṅgalocanā

1. ○locanā f. = -dṛś Naish

⋙sāraṅgaśabala

1. ○śabala MBh

⋙sāraṅgasamuccaya

1. ○samuccaya m. N. of wk. (also called vivāha-paṭala) by Sāraṅga-pāṇi

⋙sāraṅgasāra

1. ○sāra N. of a poem

⋙sāraṅgahāra

1. ○hāra m. a kind of Yogin W

⋙sāraṅgākṣā

1. sāraṅgâkṣā f. = sāraṅga-dṛś Mālav

≫sāraṅgika

1. sāraṅgika m. a bird-catcher or deer-catcher L

≫sāraṅgī

1. sāraṅgī f. a kind of spotted doe or antelope ( kṛṣṇa-s○)
2. the female of a partic. bird Mn. ix, 23 (cf. śārngī)
3. a sort of violin W
4. a kind of metre Col
5. (in music) a partic. Rāgiṇī Saṃgīt

⋙sāraṅgīsārasamuccaya

1. ○sārasamuccaya m. N. of wk

sāraṇa

1. sāraṇa sāraṇi &c. See col. 1

sāraṇḍa

1. sāraṇḍa m.= sarpâṇḍa, a serpent's egg L

sāraṇyaka

1. sâraṇyaka mfn. together with a forest Pāṇ. 1-1, 7 Vārtt. 8 Pat
2. (sâr○) having the Āraṇyakas MW
3. (am), n. together with the Āranyakas, IndSt

sārathi

1. sā́rathi m. (fr. sa-ratha) a charioteer, driver of a car, coachman (forming a mixed caste, commonly called Sārthī, and supposed to have sprung from a Kshatriya father and Brāhman mother) RV. &c. &c
2. any leader or guide ( See nau-, vākya-s○)
3. a helper, assistant ( See karma-s○)
4. the son of a Saratha (q.v.) MW
5. the ocean ib
6. N. of a town Lalit

⋙sārathitva

1. ○tva n. the office of a charioteer &c. Kathās

⋙sārathipuri

1. ○puri (?), f. the town Sārathi Lalit

≫sārathya

1. sārathya n. the office of a charioteer or coachman, charioteering &c. MBh. Ragh. BhP

sārameyā

1. sārameyā́ m. (fr. saramā) a dog (esp. one of the two four-eyed brindled watch-dogs of Yama, conjectured by some to have been originally Indra and Agni) R. MBh. R. &c. [Page 1209, Column]
2. N. of a son of Śva-phalka BhP
3. (ī), f. a female dog, bitch L

⋙sārameyāgaṇādhipa

1. ○gaṇâdhipa m. 'lord of the race of dogs', N. of Kubera Suśr

⋙sārameyācikitsā

1. ○cikitsā f. the art of curing dogs Cat

⋙sārameyātā

1. ○tā f. the being a dog Kathās

⋙sārameyāvākya

1. ○vākya n. 'Sārameya's speech', N. of the 56th ch. of the Uttara-kāṇḍa of the Rāmâyaṇa

⋙sārameyādana

1. sārameyâdana n. 'dog's-meal', N. of a hell in which criminals are eaten by Yama's dogs BhP

sārambha

1. sârambha m. angry talk, DivyâV

sāraya

1. sāraya Nom. P. ○yati, to be weak (daurbalye) Dhātup. xxxv, 16

sāralya

1. sāralya n. (fr. sarala) straightness, rectitude, sincerity, honesty Rājat

sārava

1. sārava mfn. (anomalously fr. sarayū) being in or belonging to the Sarayū river Pāṇ. 6-4, 174

sāraśana

1. sāraśana wṛ. for sārasana

sāras

1. sāras (m.c.) = 1. sārasa, the Indian crane MBh. xiii, 736

≫sārasa

1. sārasa mf(ī)n. (fr. saras) relating or belonging to or coming from a pond or lake Kāv. VarBṛS. Suśr
2. m. (ifc. f. ā) the Indian or Siberian crane, Aedea Sibirica Mn. MBh. &c
3. a swan = haṃsa Śiś. xii, 44 (Sch.)
4. a bird in general (cf. rāja-s○)
5. the moon L
6. (in music) a kind of measure Saṃgīt
7. N. of a son of Garuḍa MBh
8. of a son of Yadu Hariv
9. of a hunchback (B. ○saka) Mālav
10. (ī), f. a female Indian crane MBh. Mṛicch
11. (am), n. a lotus Caurap
12. a woman's zone or girdle (= sārasana) L

⋙sārasagṛdhra

1. ○gṛdhra m. du. an Indian crane and a vulture R

⋙sārasadvitīya

1. ○dvitīya mfn. accompanied by an Indian crane MW

⋙sārasapriyā

1. ○priyā f. the female of an Indian crane L

⋙sārasākṣa

1. sārasâkṣa n. a kind of ruby L
2. (ī), f. having the eyes of a sarasa or a lotus-eyed woman Naish

≫sārasikā

1. sārasikā f. a female Indian crane Śiś

sārasa

1. sârasa mfn. crying, calling Nalôd

≫sārasya

1. sārasya n. (fr. prec.) a cry, shout, call &c. ib

sārasana

1. sārasana in. (also written sāraś○ and perhaps for sa-raśana) a woman's zone or girdle (said to be formed of 25 strings) Śiś
2. a military belt or girdle L
3. a breast-plate L

sārasāyana

1. sārasāyana mfn. (fr. sa-rasa), g. pakṣâdi
2. m. (prob.) a patr., g. ahukāry-ādi (vḷ. for sāraryāyana)

⋙sārasāyanabhakta

1. ○bhakta mfn. inhabited by Sārasāyanas ib

≫sāraseya

1. sāraseya mfn., g. sakhy-ādi

≫sārasya

1. sārasya n. abundance of water Nalôd

≫sārasyāyana

1. sārasyāyana See sārasāyana

sārasvata

1. sārasvatá mf(ī)n. relating or belonging to Sarasvat (q.v.) or to Sarasvatī (the river or the goddess derived or coming from them RV. &c. &c
2. relating to the Ṛishi Sārasvata MBh
3. belonging to the Sarasvata country MBh
4. eloquent, learned W
5. m. a Bilva stick L
6. N. of a Ṛishi (fabled to have sprung from the personified Sarasvatil river MBh. (also ○tā gaṇāḥ) Hariv
7. of a Vyāsa VP
8. (pl.) N. of a people dwelling on the Sarasvatil river (i.e. in the north-west part of the province of Delhi including part of the Panjāb) AV.Pariś. MBh. VarBṛS. Pur
9. (pl.) N. of a partic. tribe of Brāhmans (so called as coming from the above country or as supposed to be descended from the above Ṛishi) BhP
10. (sg.) the twelfth Kalpa or day of Brahmā Hcat
11. a staff of the Bilva tree L
12. a partic. ceremonial in the worship of Sarasvatī MW
13. (ī), f. Cardiospermum Halicacabum L
14. (with or scil. prakriyā) N. of a grammar by Anubhūti-svarūpâcārya
15. (am), n. a partic. Sattra Jaim
16. eloquence Prasannar
17. N. of a grammar (= f.)

⋙sārasvatakalpa

1. ○kalpa m. the above Sarasvatī ceremonial Cat

⋙sārasvatakośa

1. ○kośa m.,

⋙sārasvatatantra

1. ○tantra n. N. of wks

⋙sārasvatatīrtha

1. ○tīrtha n. N. of a Tīrtha Cat

⋙sārasvatapura

1. ○pura n. N. of a town ib

⋙sārasvataprakriyā

1. ○prakriyā f. N. of a grammar (cf. above)

⋙sārasvataprasādaṭīkā

1. ○prasāda-ṭīkā f

⋙sārasvatamaṇḍana

1. ○maṇḍana n

⋙sārasvatamāhātmya

1. ○māhātmya n

⋙sārasvatavilāsa

1. ○vilāsa m. N. of wks

⋙sārasvatavyākaraṇa

1. ○vyākaraṇa n. N. of a grammar

⋙sārasvatavrata

1. ○vrata n. a partic. observance in honour of Sarasvatī Cat

⋙sārasvatasārasarasamagraha

1. ○sāra-sara-samagraha m

⋙sārasvatasūtra

1. ○sūtra n. (cf. sarasvatīs○) N. of wks

⋙sārasvatādarśa

1. sārasvatâdarśa n. N. of a Nāṭaka by Appā-śāstrin

⋙sārasvatābhidhāna

1. sārasvatâbhidhāna n. N. of a short vocabulary

⋙sārasvatālaṃkāra

1. sārasvatâlaṃkāra m. N. of wk. on rhet. (prob. the Sarasvatī-kanṭhâbharaṇa). [Page 1209, Column]

⋙sārasvatotsava

1. sārasvatôtsava m. the festival in honour of Sarasvatī Tithyād

⋙sārasvatauṣadhībhu

1. sārasvatâuṣadhī-√bhu P. -bhavati, to be a medicine for strengthening the voice in singing HPariś

≫sārasvatīya

1. sārasvatīya mf(ā)n. relating to or connected with the Sarasvatī-sūtra Cat

⋙sārasvatīyaśilpasāstra

1. ○śilpa-sāstra n. N. of wk

≫sārasvatya

1. sārasvatya mfn. = sārasvata MBh

sārāgavastra

1. sārāga-vastrá mfn. (fr. or for sa-rāga-v○) wearing red garments TĀr

sārāghya

1. sārāghya (perhaps wṛ. for sārârghya) N. of an astron. wk

sārāmukha

1. sārāmukha (?) m. a kind of rice Cat

sārāyaṇīya

1. sārāyaṇīya m. pl. N. of a school AV. Pariś

sārāla

1. sārāla m. the sesamum plant L

sārāva

1. sârāva mfn. with a cry, crying, calling Kathās

sāri

1. sāri f. (= śāri) a kind of thrush-like bird Kauś
2. m. a chessman, piece at backgammon &c. Pañcad

⋙sāriphala

1. ○phala (Siṃhâs.) and n. = śāri-ph○

⋙sāriphalaka

1. ○phalaka (L.), n. = śāri-ph○

≫sārika

1. sārika m. (= śārika) the bird Turdus Salica MBh
2. N. of a Muni ib
3. (ā), f. See next

≫sārikā

1. sārikā f. (= śārikā) Turdus Salica Mn. MBh. &c
2. a confidante Vās
3. the bridge of a stringed instrument, Saṃg
4. the Viṇā of the Caṇḍslas L
5. N. of a Rākshasī Cat

⋙sārikāmāhātmya

1. ○māhātmya n. N. of wk

⋙sārikāmukha

1. ○mukha m. a partic. venomous insect Suśr

⋙sārikāvaṇa

1. ○vaṇa n. g. koṭarâdi

≫sārī

1. sārī f. a kind of bird (= sārikā
2. cf. viṭ-s○) L
3. a chessman, piece at backgammon &c. (-śarī)
4. a kind of plant (= saptalā) L
5. a frown L

⋙sārīkrīḍā

1. ○krīḍā f. a kind of game similar to chess &c. Siṃhâs

sārimejaya

1. sârim-ejaya mfn. together with Arim-ejaya (son of Śva-phalka) MBh

sāriva

1. sāriva m. a kind of grain (reckoned among the śāli, or ṣaṣṭikā) Car. Vāgbh
2. (ā), f. N. of two creeping plants (Hemidesmus Indkus and Ichnocarpus Frutescens), Susr

sāriṣṭa

1. sâriṣṭa mfn. together with the Arishṭa trees Vās
2. having the symptoms of approaching death Suśr

sāriṣṭha

1. sāriṣṭha See p. 1208, col. 3

sārisṛkka

1. sārisṛkka or ○kkva m. (prob. fr. Intens. of √sṛj) N. of a son of Manda-pāla or Śalrṅgaka MBh

≫sārisṛkta

1. sārisṛkta m. N. of the author of RV. x, 142, 3 ; 6 (having the patr. Śarṅga) Anukr

sāristhākhāṃ

1. sāristhā-khāṃ8 m. N. of a Khān Kshitîś

sārī

1. sārī See above

sāru

1. sāru (doubtful), a kind of metre Col

sārundhatika

1. sârundhatika mfn. together with Arundhatī Kum

sārūḍha

1. sārūḍha wṛ. for sv-arūḍha MBh

sārūpavatsa

1. sārūpavatsa n. (fr. sa-rūpavatsā) milk from a cow that has a calf of the same colour Vait

≫sārūpya

1. sārūpya n. (fr. sa-rūpa) sameness or similarity of form, identity of appearance, resemblance, likeness, conformity with (gen.) Mn. MBh. &c
2. assimilation to or conformity with the deity (one of the grades of Mukti or beatitude, = sarūpa-tā, sālokya) BhP
3. (in dram.) a mistake caused by the mutual resemblance of two persons (as in Veṇis. vs Yudhi-shṭhira takes Bhīma for Duryodhana and injures him) Bhar. Sāh
4. mf(ā)n. seasonable, fit, proper, suitable Lalit

⋙sārūpyatas

1. ○tas ind. in consequence of similarity of form MW

⋙sārūpyatā

1. ○tā f. likeness, resemblance Hariv

sāropa

1. sâropa mf(ā)n. containing an attribute to be supplied (in rhet.)
2. (ā), f. (scil. lakṣaṇā) an ellipsis containing an attribute to be supplied Kpr. Sāh

sāroṣṭika

1. sāroṣṭika or sāroṣṭrika n. (corrupted fe. saurāṣṭrika) a kind of poison L. [Page 1209, Column]

sāroha

1. sâroha mf(ā)n. having elevation, elevated to (loc.) R
2. together with a horseman ib

sārka

1. sârka mfn. with the sun, sunny VarYogay. Kathās

sārkaṇḍeya

1. sārkaṇḍeya m. patr. fr. sṛkaṇḍu g. śubhrâdi

sārgaḍa

1. sấrgaḍa mfn. bolted, barred ŚBr

≫sārgala

1. sârgala mfn. id. ib. (in the Kāṇva recension) Hariv
2. obstructed, impeded, prevented, with held Ragh

sārgāla

1. sārgāla mf(ī)n. (fr. sṛgāla) relating or belonging to a jackal MBh

sārgika

1. sārgika mfn. = sargāya prabhavati g. raṃtāpâdi

sārṅgī

1. sārṅgī a kind of metre (= sāraṅgī) Col

sārci

1. sârci mfn. flaming, burning MBh. R

⋙sārcimālin

1. ○mālin m. a partic. spell recited over weapons R

≫sārcis

1. sârcis mfn. = sárci MBh

sārja

1. sārja m. = sarjikā, natron L

sārjana

1. sārjana (of unknown meaning) Pañcar

sārjanākṣi

1. sārjanākṣi m. a patr. Pravar

sārñjaya

1. sārñjayá rn. (fr. sṛñjaya) a patr. RV
2. N. of a son of Saha-deva Br

sārtarava

1. sârta-rava mfn. uttering wailing sounds, lamenting R

sārti

1. sârti mfn. suffering from some pain or injury Bhpr

sārtra

1. sārtra n. (said to be fr. √sṛ) a house, dwelling (= ālaya) L

sārtha

1. sârtha mf(ā)n. having an object or business, SāṅkhBr
2. anything that has attained its object, successful (as a request) Śak. Sch
3. having property, opulent, wealthy Rājat
4. having meaning or purport, significant, important, Kusum
5. of like meaning or Purport W
6. serving a purpose, useful, serviceable MW
7. m. a travelling company of traders or pilgrims, caravan MBh. R. &c
8. a troop, collection of men MBh
9. a multitude of similar animals, herd, flock &c. Pañcat
10. any company (ena, with gen. = 'in the company of.' Campak.), collection, multitude MBh. Kāv. &c
11. a member of any company W
12. a wealthy man W

⋙sārthaghnī

1. ○ghnī See -han

⋙sārthaja

1. ○ja mfn. born or reared in a caravan, tame (as an elephant) Nal

⋙sārthadhara

1. ○dhara m. N. of the leader of a cṭcaravan Kathās

⋙sārthapati

1. ○pati m. the chief of a caravan HPariś

⋙sārthapāla

1. ○pāla m. the guardian of a cṭcaravan MārkP

⋙sārthabhṛt

1. ○bhṛt m. -vāha Buddh

⋙sārthabhraṃśasamudbhava

1. ○bhraṃśa-samudbhava mfn. arising from the loss of a caravan MBh

⋙sārthamaṇḍala

1. ○maṇḍala n. the circle or collected body of a caravan ib

⋙sārthavat

1. ○vat mfn. having some meaning or purpose or intention, significant W
2. having a numerous company ib

⋙sārthavāha

1. ○vāha m. the leader or conductor of a caravan, a merchant, trader MBh. Kāv. &c
2. the son of Māra (= māra-putra) Buddh
3. a Bodhi-sattva ib
4. -vacas n. the proclamation of the captain of a and MBh

⋙sārthavāhana

1. ○vāhana m. the leader of a caravan Kathās

⋙sārthasaṃcaya

1. ○saṃcaya mfn. possessing great wealth or riches ib

⋙sārthahan

1. ○han mf(ghnī)n. 'caravan-destroyer', a robber who attacks a caravan MW

⋙sārthahīna

1. ○hīna mfn. left behind by a caravan R

⋙sārtheśa

1. sârthêśa m. = sârtha-pati HPariś

≫sārthaka

1. sârthaka mfn. having meaning, significant, important RPrāt. Sāh
2. serviceable, useful, advantageous BhP. Pañcar

⋙sārthakatā

1. ○tā f. (KāśīKh.),

⋙sārthakatva

1. ○tva n. (Sāh.) significance, importance
2. the being adapted to any purpose, serviceableness MW

≫sārthaya

1. sârthaya Nom. P. ○yati, to make a profit or gain out of anything Cat

≫sārthika

1. sârthika mfn. travelling with a caravan
2. m. a companion on a journey, merchant, trader MBh. BhP

≫sārthīkṛ

1. sârthī-√kṛ P. -karoti = sârthaya above

sārdāgava

1. sārdāgava m. (fr. sṛdāgu) N. of a preceptor Lāṭy

sārdra

1. sârdra m. fn. wet, moist, damp MBh. Naish

sārdha

1. sârdha mf(ā)n. joined wilh a half, plus one half. increased by one half. having a half over (e.g. dve śate sârdhe, 'two hundred together with a half', i.e. 250) Mn. MBh. &c. [Page 1210, Column]
2. (ám), ind. jointly, together, along with, with (instr. or comp
3. with ā-√dā, to take with one') ŚBr. &c. &c

⋙sārdhaṃvihārin

1. ○ṃ-vihārin mfn. dwelling together with a teacher Divyâv

⋙sārdhavāruhika

1. ○vāruhika mfn. lasting a year and a half. Kull. on Mn. xi 126

⋙sārdhaśata

1. ○śata n. 'hundred and a half', 150 MW

⋙sārdhasaṃvatsara

1. ○saṃvatsara n. a year and a half. ib

⋙sārdhasaptan

1. ○saptan n. seven and a half. Sūryas. Sch

≫sārdhacandra

1. sârdha-candra (fr. sa + ardhac○) together with the moon's crescent Kum

≫sārdhamātra

1. sârdha-mātra mfn. (fr. [sa+ardhamAtrA]) having a half Mātrā MW

sārpa

1. sārpa mfn. (fr. sarpa, of which it is also the Vṛiddhi form in comp.) relating to snakes or serpents
2. n. (with or scil. bha) N. of the Nakshatra Ārsha VarBṛS. R. &c

⋙sārparāja

1. ○rāja m. N. of various Sāmans ĀrshBr

⋙sārparājña

1. ○rājña mf(ī)n. belonging to or coming from Sarpa-rājñi (the serpent-queen) ŚrS
2. (ī), f. N. of the authoress of RV. x, 189 ŚāṅkhBr
3. pl. the verses attributed to Sarpa-rājñi ŚrS

⋙sārpavidyika

1. ○vidyika mfn. (fr. sarpa-vidyā) versed in ophiology or snake-science Pat

≫sarpya

1. sarpya wṛ. for sārpa L

sārpākava

1. sārpākava m. patr. fr. sṛpāku g. bidâdi

≫sārpākavāṇa

1. sārpākavāṇa m. patr. fr. sārpākava g. haritâdi

sārpiṇikā

1. sārpiṇikā f. (with paṅkti) Cat

sārpiṣa

1. sārpiṣa mfn. (fr. sarpis) containing clarified butter, cooked with ghee L

≫sārpiṣka

1. sārpiṣka mfn. id. L

sārya

1. sārya See p. 1208, col. 1

sārva

1. sārva mfn. (fr. sarva, of which it is also the Vṛiddhi form in comp.) relating to all, fit or good for all Śiś. xiv, 4 (cf. Pāṇ. 5-1, 10)
2. general, universal ( See comp.)
3. m. a Buddha or a Jina L

⋙sārvaṃsaha

1. ○ṃ-saha m. (fr. sarvaṃ-s○) a kind of salt L

⋙sārvakarmika

1. ○karmika mfn. (fr. sarva-karman) fit for all actions (cf. -kārmika below) L

⋙sārvakāma

1. ○kāma mfn. (fr. sarva-kāma) designed for one who wishes for all things ĀpŚr
2. -samṛddha m. the sixth day in the Karma-māsa (prob. wṛ. for sarva-k○) IndSt

⋙sārvakāmika

1. ○kāmika mf(ī)n. (fr: id.) fulfilling all desires, gratifying every wish GṛŚrS. MBh. &c

⋙sārvakāmya

1. ○kāmya a. (fr. id.) fulfilment of every desire Jaim

⋙sārvakārmika

1. ○kārmika mfn. (cf. -karmika above) all-effective as a remedy against (gen.) Car

⋙sārvakāla

1. ○kāla mfn. (fr. sarva-k○ taking place at all times or seasons (as marriage) ĀśvGṛ

⋙sārvakālika

1. ○kālika mfn. (fr. id.) belonging to all times, suited to all seasons, everlasting Āpast. MBh. &c

⋙sārvakālika

1. ○kālika n. (fr. id.) occurrence at all times Gaṇar

⋙sārvakeśya

1. ○keśya mfn. coming or derived from Sarvakeśa, g. śaṇḍikâdi

⋙sārvakratuka

1. ○kratuka mfn. (fr. sarvakratu) relating to all sacrifices Lāṭy. Sch

⋙sārvagaṇan

1. ○gaṇan (vḷ. sarva-g○) salty soil L

⋙sārvagāmin

1. ○gāmin mfn. perhaps wṛ. for sarva-g○) entering into the Universal Soul Āpast

⋙sārvaguṇika

1. ○guṇika mfn. (fr. sarva-guṇa) enbued with every good quality or excellence MBh. Hariv

⋙sārvacarmīṇa

1. ○carmīṇa mfn. (= sarva-c○) wholly made of leather Pāṇ. 5-2, 5

⋙sārvajanika

1. ○janika mfn. (fr. sarvajana) relating or belonging or suited to all men, universal, public Pāṇ. 5-1, 9 Vārtt. 5 Pat,

⋙sārvajanīna

1. ○janīna mfn. (fr. id.) = prec. ib
2. = sarva-jane sādhuḥ. g. pratijan7di

⋙sārvajanya

1. ○janya mfn. (fr. id.) general, universal VarBṛS

⋙sārvajña

1. ○jña mf(ī)n. (fr. sarva-jña) coming from or relating to one who is omniscient HPariś
2. n. wṛ. for next

⋙sārvajñya

1. ○jñya n. omniscience Sarvad

⋙sārvadhātuka

1. ○dhātuka mfn. (fr. sarva-dhātu) applicable to the whole of a radical term or to the complete form of the verbal base (after the conjugational characteristics or Vikaraṇas are affixed in the four conj. or special tenses
2. in Veda often confounded with the Ārdhadhātuhas, q.v.)
3. n. N. of the verbal terminations of the four conj. tenses (Pr., Impf., Pot., and Impv.), and of all the √afixes (such as śānac and śatri) which have an indicatory J Pāṇ. 1-2, 4 ; iii, 4, 113 &c

⋙sārvanāmika

1. ○nāmika mfn. (fr. sarva-nāman) relating to a pronoun or pronominal Kāt

⋙sārvanāmnya

1. ○nāmnya n. (fr. id.) the being a name for everything Nir. vii, 4

⋙sārvabhaṭṭabhaumācārya

1. ○bhaṭṭa-bhaumâcārya m. N. of an author (prob.= sārva-bhauma-bhaṭṭâcārya) Cat

⋙sārvabhautika

1. ○bhautika mfn. (fr. sarva-bhūta) relating to all elements or beings, comprising all animated beings Mn. xii, 51

⋙sārvabhaumā

1. ○bhaumā́ mfn. (fr. sarva-bhūmi) relating to or consisting of or ruling over the whole earth, comprising the whole world, known throughout the world ŚBr. &c. &c. [Page 1210, Column]
2. relating to all conditions of the mind Yogas. Sch
3. m. an emperor, universal monarch AitBr. &c. &c
4. N. of a son of Ahaṃ-yāti MBh
5. of a son of Su-dharman Hariv
6. of a son of Vidūratha Pur
7. of various authors (also with bhaṭṭâcārya, and miśra) Cat
8. of the elephant of Kubera (regent of the north) R. Vās
9. (am), n. sovereignty over the whole earth, universal empire BhP
10. -gṛha n. an imperial palace L
11. -bhavana n. id., Śāntiś
12. -vrata n. a partic. religious observance Cat
13. -sarvasve rāma-sū7kta n. -siddhânta m. N. of wks

⋙sārvabhaumika

1. ○bhaumika mfn. = -bhauma, spread over the whole earth KāśīKh

⋙sārvamedhika

1. ○medhika mfn. relating to the Sarva-medha (q.v.) R

⋙sārvayajñika

1. ○yajñika mfn. (fr. sarvayajña) relating to sacrifices of every kind SāṅkhŚr

⋙sārvayaugika

1. ○yaugika mfn. (fr. sarva-yoga) useful in diseases of every kind Car

⋙sārvarātrika

1. ○rātrika mfn. (fr. sarva-rātra) lasting the whole night (as a lamp) MatsyaP

⋙sārvarogika

1. ○rogika or mfn. (fr. sarva-roga) re. lating to or useful in diseases of every kind Car. Cat

⋙sārvaraugika

1. ○raugika mfn. (fr. sarva-roga) re. lating to or useful in diseases of every kind Car. Cat

⋙sārvalaukika

1. ○laukika mf(ī)n. (fr. sarva-loka) prevailing throughout or common to the whole world, known by or permitted to every one, common, universal MBh. Kāv. &c

⋙sārvavarṇika

1. ○varṇika mfn. (fr. sarva-varṇa) of every kind or sort Mn. VarBṛS
2. relating to every caste or tribe Gaut. MBh

⋙sārvavarmika

1. ○varmika mfn. composed or written by Sarva-varman Cat

⋙sārvavidya

1. ○vidya n. (fr. sarva-vidyā) omniscience, g. catur-varṇâdi

⋙sārvavibhaktika

1. ○vibhaktika mfn. (fr. sarva-vibhakti) applicable or belonging to all the cases of a noun &c. R. Sch

⋙sārvavedasa

1. ○vedasa mfn. (and vḷ. for sarva-s○) one who gives away all his wealth at a sacred rite Mn. xi, 1
2. (am), n. a person's entire property
3. -dakṣiṇa mfn. (a sacrifice) at which one's whole property is given away as a fee to Brāhmans Yājñ

⋙sārvavedya

1. ○vedya n. (fr. -sarva-veda) all the Vedas collectively, g. brāhmaṇâdi
2. m. a Brāhman conversant with all the Vedas W

⋙sārvavaidika

1. ○vaidika mfn. (fr. id.) versed in all the Vedas Kauś

⋙sārvasaṃsargalavaṇa

1. ○saṃsarga-lavaṇa n. (vḷ. sarva-s○), salty soil L

⋙sārvasaha

1. ○saha vḷ. for sarvaṃ-s○, q.v

⋙sārvasurabhi

1. ○surabhi mfn. (or fr. sarva-s○) fragrant with all odours ĀpGṛ

⋙sārvasūtra

1. ○sūtra mfn. (fr. sarva-s○) consisting of threads of all colours ĀpŚr

⋙sārvasena

1. ○sena m. (fr. sarva-s○) a partic. Pañca-rātra ĀśvŚr
2. (ī), f. patr. of Su-nanda (the wife of Bharata) MBh
3. -yajña, (prob.) wṛ. for sarva-seniyajña Vait

⋙sārvaseni

1. ○sení m. (fr. id) patr. of Śauceya TS
2. pl. N. of a warrior tribe, g. dāmany-ādi
3. -yajña m. a partic. sacrifice ĀpŚr. Sch

⋙sārvasenīya

1. ○senīya m. a king of the Śārvasenis, g. dâmany-ādi

⋙sārvasenya

1. ○senya mfn. coming or derived from Sarva-sena, g. śaṇḍikâdi

⋙sārvātmya

1. sārvātmya n. (fr. sarvâtman) the being Universal Soul Saṃk. Sch

⋙sārvāyuṣa

1. sārvāyuṣa mfn. (fr. sarvâyus) possessing full vitality or vigour AitBr. ŚBr

sārṣapa

1. sārṣapa mf(ī)n. (fr. sarṣapa) made of or derived from mustard, Kauś
2. n. (wlth or scil. taila) mustard oil Suśr

sārṣṭa

1. sârṣṭa mfn. (perhaps fr. 7. sa + ā + ṛṣṭa, √2. riṣ) of equal rank or condition ĀśvŚr

≫sārṣṭi

1. sârṣṭi mfn. (prob. connected with ārṣa and riṣi and ṛṣva
2. cf. ṛṣi) = prec. Pravar
3. m. pl. N. of a Gotra ĀśvŚr
4. = next BhP

⋙sārṣṭitā

1. ○tā f. equality in rank or condition or power (sometimes regarded as one of the grades of Mukti or beatitude
2. cf. sālokya, col. 3) TBr. Up. &c

≫sārṣṭya

1. sārṣṭya n. a partic. state of Mukti ( See above)

sāla

1. sāla m. (often incorrectly written for 1. śāla) the Śāl tree
2. a wall, fence &c
3. for these and other meanings and compounds such as salagrāma &c., See 1. śāla
4. (ā), f. See next

≫sālā

1. sālā f. (generally written śālā) a house ( niḥsālá)

⋙sālākarī

1. ○karī f. a female captive won in battle W

⋙sālāvṛtika

1. ○vṛtiká m. (in later language mostly śālā-vṛka) 'house-wolf (?)', a kind of wolf or hyena or jackal or similar animal RV. &c. &c

⋙sālāvṛkīya

1. ○vṛkīya wṛ. for next

⋙sālāvikeya

1. ○vikeyá m. the young of a wolf or hyena &c. MaitrS. PañcavBr. KaushUp

sāla

1. sāla m. N. of a king Rājat

⋙sālacandra

1. ○candra m. N. of a prince Buddh

⋙salendrarāja

1. salêndra-rāja m. N. of a man Lalit

sālaka

1. sâlaka mfn. adorned with locks (of hair) Kāvyâd

sālaki

1. sālaki m. N. of a Muni Cat. [Page 1210, Column]

sālaktaka

1. sâlaktaka mfn. dyed with lac Kathās

sālakṣaṇya

1. sālakṣaṇya n. (fr. sa-lakṣaṇa) sameness of characteristics or attributes Sarvad

sālaga

1. sālaga m. (in music) a partic. Rāga Saṃgīt

⋙sālagasūḍaka

1. ○sūḍaka m.plṆ. of partic. measures ib

⋙sūḍanṛtya

1. sūḍa-nṛtya n. a kind of dance ib

sālagrāma

1. sāla-grāma sālaṅka &c. See śāl○, p. 1067, cols. 1 and 3

sālaṃkāra

1. sâlaṃkāra mf(ā)n. having ornaments or decorations, decorated, adorned Śrutab

sālana

1. sālana See śālana, p. 1067, col. 2

sālaniryāsa

1. sāla-niryāsa sāla-pattrā &c. See śāl○, p. 1067, col. 2

sālabala

1. sālabala (?), N. of a place, Buddb

sālamba

1. sâlamba mfn. having anything a, as support (comp.) Kathās

≫sālambana

1. sâlambana mfn. belonging to or connected with a partic. mental exercise ( See ār○)

sālavana

1. sāla-vana See bhadra-s○

sālavāhana

1. sālavāhana or sālivāhana, v. l. for s, sātav○ and, śālav○, Sin1hâs

sālasa

1. sâlasa mfn. having languor, languid, tired, indolent, lazy Ṛitus

sālā

1. sālā f. See 1. sāla, col. 2

sālāturīya

1. sālāturīya See śāl○, p. 1067

sālikā

1. sālikā f. a flute L

≫sāleyikā

1. sāleyikā or f. id. L

⋙sāleyī

1. sāleyī f. id. L

sāliṅgya

1. sāliṅgya n. (fr. sa-liṅga) sameness of characteristics ĀpŚr. Sch

sālimañjari

1. sāli-mañjari See śāl○, p. 1068

sālivāhana

1. sālivāhana See sālav○ above

sālūra

1. sālūra sāleya, See śāl○ p. 1068

sālokya

1. sālokya n. (fr. sa-loka) the being in the same sphere or world, residence in the same heaven with (instr. with saha, or gen., or comp
2. this is one of the four stages of beatitude) MBh. Hariv. Pur. &c

⋙sālokyatā

1. ○tā f. id. MBh

⋙sālokyādicatuṣṭaya

1. sālokyâdi-catuṣṭaya n. the four (stages of beatitude), viz. Salokya &c. (the others beings sāmīpya, sārūpya, and sāyujya
2. See also sârṣṭi) RTL. 41

sālopa

1. sālopa mfn. (?for sa-l○, or = sâl○) having a bit or morsel (said of the mouth) Buddh

sālohita

1. sālohita m. (= sa-l○) a person related by blood, kinsman Divyâv

sālva

1. sālva sālvaṇa &c. See śālva, p. 1068

sālha

1. sālha m. N. of a man Buddh

sālhaṇa

1. sālhaṇa mfn. belonging or peculiar to Sālhaṇi ( next) Rājat

≫sālhaṇi

1. sālhaṇi m. patr. fr. salhaṇa ib

sāḻhṛ

1. sāḻhṛ See p. 1193, col. 2

sāva

1. sāvá m. (fr. √3. su) a Soma libation (cf. prātaḥ- and sahasra-s○) RV

≫sāvana

1. sāvana mfn. (fr. 1. savana, p. : 190) relating to or determining the three daily Soma libations, i.e. corresponding to the solar time (day, month, year) VarBṛS. Sch
2. m. an institutor of a sacrifice or employer of priests at a sacrifice (= yajamāna) L
3. the conclusion of a sacrifice or the ceremonies by which it is terminated L
4. N. of Varuṇa L
5. n. scil. (māna) the correct solar time Nidānas

≫sāvika

1. sāvika mfn. (fr. 1. sava) relating to the extraction of Soma Vait

≫sāvin

1. sāvin mfn. preparing Soma ( See manyu-ṣāvin)
2. m. a kind of Mahā-purusha (v. l. sāmin) VarBṛS
3. (inī), f. a river Naish

≫sāvya

1. sāvya m. (for a. See s.v.) in sahasra-s○ (q.v.)

sāva‹sirole

1. sāva‹sirole N. of a district Inscr

sāvaka

1. sāvaka mf(ikā)n. (fr. √2. su or 2. sū) one who has brought forth a child Yājñ. Sch
2. generative, productive W
3. parturient ib
4. (ikā), f. a midwife ib
5. m. the young of an animal (or for śāvaka) MW. [Page 1211, Column]

sāvaka

1. sā́vaka mf(ā)n. grown or covered over with the plant Blyxa Octandra, Lāṭy

sāvakāśa

1. sā́vakāśa mf(ā)n. having an opportunity, applicable (-tva, n.) Pat. Śaṃk. Āp. Sch
2. (am), ind. leisurely MW

sāvagraha

1. sā́vagraha mfn. having an obstacle, having restraint, restrained, limited Śaṃk
2. (in gram.) having the mark of separation or elision called Avagraha (q.v.), being separated into its component parts or analyzed (as a word in the Pada-pāṭha q.v.) VPrāt
3. withholding (its water, as a cloud) Subh

sāvacāraṇa

1. sâvacāraṇa mfn. together with the application Suśr

sāvajña

1. sā́vajña mfn. feeling contempt, despising, disdainful of (loc.) Kathās
2. (am), ind. contemptuously, disdainfully R. Sāh

sāvadānam

1. sā́vadānam ind. (cf. 2. avadāna) with interruption (?) Buddh

sāvadya

1. sā́vadya mfn. liable to blame or censure, objectionable MBh
2. n. anything blamable or objectionable HPariś
3. (scil. aiśvarya) one of the three kinds of power attainable by an ascetic (the other two being nir-avadya and sūkṣma) Cat

sāvadhāna

1. sā́vadhāna mf(ā)n. having attention, attentive, heedful, careful Bhartṛ. HPariś
2. intent upon doing anything (inf.) Uttamac
3. (am), ind. attentively, cautiously Śak

⋙sāvadhānatā

1. ○tā f. attention, carefulness Pañcat

⋙sāvadhānasāhitya

1. ○sāhitya n. N. of wk

≫sāvadhānaya

1. sâvadhānaya Nom. P. ○yati, to make careful, put on one's guard KāśīKh. Sch

≫sāvadhānī

1. sâvadhānī in comp. for sâvadhāna

⋙sāvadhānīkṛ

1. ○√kṛ P. -karoti, to make attentive or careful, caution MW

⋙sāvadhānīkṛta

1. ○kṛta mfn. cautioned, apprized, made aware ib

⋙sāvadhānībhū

1. ○√bhū P. -bhavati, to be attentive or careful Cat

sāvadhāraṇa

1. sā́vadhāraṇa mfn. having a limitation or restriction, limited, restricted Kād

sāvadhi

1. sā́vadhi mfn. having a boundary or limit, defined, circumscribed Kathās

sāvantamiśra

1. sāvanta-miśra m. N. of a man Cat

sāvamarda

1. sā́vamarda mfn. painful or disagreeable or contradictory (as speech) R

sāvamāna

1. sā́vamāna mfn. accompanied with contempt or disdain Bhartṛ

sāvayava

1. sā́vayava mfn. having parts, composed of parts (in the Vaiśeshika phil. said of all things except the eternal substances)

⋙sāvayavatva

1. ○tva n. the being composed of parts, Saṃk. Sarvad

≫sāvayavikṛ

1. sâvayavi-√kṛ P. -karoti, to make into parts, divide into portions Pañcar

sāvayasa

1. sāvayasá m. (prob. fr. sa-vayasa) patr. of Ashāḍha ŚBr

sāvara

1. sā́vara mfn. together with the afterbirth ŚBr

sāvara

1. sāvara ○raka. See śābara, p. 1065

sāvaraṇa

1. sā́varaṇa mfn. barred, bolted, locked up Ragh
2. concealed, secret, clandestine ib

⋙sāvaraṇasadāśivapūjāvidhi

1. ○sadāśiva-pūjā-vidhi m. N. of wk

sāvaroha

1. sā́varoha mfn. having shoots or roots sent down by the branches Hariv

sāvarṇa

1. sāvarṇa mfn. (fr. sa-varṇa) relating or belonging to one of the same colour or tribe or caste MW
2. mṆ. of a Ṛishi VS. MBh
3. of the eighth Manu (cf. sāvarṇi) Hariv. MārkP
4. of the Saṃhitā traced back to Sāvarṇi (cf. under sāvarṇaka)

⋙sāvarṇalakṣya

1. ○lakṣya n. 'mark of sameness of colour or caste', the skin L

≫sāvarṇaka

1. sāvarṇaka m. N. of a Manu MārkP
2. (ikā), f. N. of a partic. Saṃhitā Cat

≫sāvarṇi

1. sā́varṇi m. N. of a Ṛishi RV
2. metron, of the eighth Manu (son of the Śun by Su-varṇā, q.v., and therefore younger brother of the seventh Manu or Vaivasvata
3. the succeeding Manus to the twelfth, or accord. to other authorities to the fourteenth inclusive, are all called Sāvarṇ
4. cf. dakṣa-, brahma-, dharma-s○) Hariv. MārkP

≫sāvarṇika

1. sāvarṇika mf(ī)n. belonging to the same tribe or caste MārkP
2. belonging to Manu Sāvarṇa, or Sāvarṇi Hariv. [Page 1211, Column]
3. (ā), f. N. of a village (printed sābarṇ○) Rājat

≫sāvarṇya

1. sāvarṇyá mfn. relating to Manu Sāvarṇa or Sāvarṇi Cat
2. m. Patr. fr. sa-varṇa RV
3. the eighth Manu (= sāvarṇi) MW
4. n. identity of colour Suśr
5. identity of caste or class W
6. homogeneousness (of sounds) Pāṇ. 1-1, 69 Sch
7. the Manv-antara presided over by the eighth Manu MW

sāvalamba

1. sā́valamba mfn. having a support or prop, supported, leaning for support (on the arm of another) Ragh

sāvalepa

1. sā́valepa mfn. having pride, proud, haughty (am ind.) Daś. Kāvyâd

sāvaśeṣa

1. sā́vaśeṣa mf(ā)n. having a remainder, incomplete, unfinished MBh. Kāv. &c
2. left, remaining ( See comp.)
3. n. a remainder, residue MārkP

⋙sāvaśeṣajīvita

1. ○jīvita mfn. one whose life is not yet finished, having yet time to live Pañcat

⋙sāvaśeṣabandhana

1. ○bandhana mfn. having bonds still remaining, still bound ib

sāvaṣṭambha

1. sâvaṣṭambha mfn. possessing resolution, resolute, self-dependent, self-reliant, resolute (am ind.) Kāv. Kathās
2. n. (scil. vāstu) a house with an open side-gallery VarBṛS

sāvasa

1. sâvasá mfn. supplied with provisions ŚBr

sāvahita

1. sâvahita mfn. giving attention, attentive Uttamac

sāvahelam

1. sâvahelam mfn. disdainful, contemptuous, careless (am ind. 'carelessly, quite easily') Kathās. Rājat

sāvika

1. sāvika See p. 1210, col. 3

sāvitra

1. sāvitrá mf(ī́)n. (fr. savitṛ) relating or belonging to the sun, derived or descended from the sun, belonging to the solar dynasty TS. VS. KātyŚr. MBh. Hariv
2. relating to Sāvitra i.e. Karṇa MBh
3. accompanied or effected by the Sāvitri verse (cf. below) BhP
4. m. a partic. Agni TBr
5. a partic. kind of ladleful (cf. graha) TS. ŚBr
6. (scil. homa) a partic. oblation Mn. iv, 150
7. (scil. kalpa) N. of the 10th Kalpa (q.v.) VP
8. a Brāhman (accord. to some 'a Gṛiha-stha who possesses corn in a granary) L
9. an embryo or fetus L
10. the sun L
11. a son or descendant of Savitṛi (applied to Karṇa, Candrā-ketu, Śiva, one of the Vasus, one of the Maruts, and one of the Rudras) MBh. R. Hariv
12. N. of one of the peaks of Meru VP
13. (ī), f. See below
14. (am), n. (scil. havis) a partic. oblation TS. ŚBr. &c
15. initiation into membership of the twiceborn classes by reciting the Sāvitri verse and investing with the sacred thread BhP
16. the sacred thread (= yajñôpaviita) L
17. N. of various Sāmans ĀrshBr
18. of a Pariśishṭa of the Yajur-veda
19. of a partic. Muhūrta (q.v.) Cat
20. of the Nakshatra Hasta (presided over by Savitṛi) MBh
21. of a forest MārkP

⋙sāvitragrahahoma

1. ○graha-homa m. N. of a partic. oblation Vait

⋙sāvitracayana

1. ○cayana n. 'arranging or preparing the Agni called Sāvitra', N. of -paddhati f. -prayoga, mṆ. of wks

⋙sāvitraciti

1. ○citi f. = -cayana, IndSt

⋙sāvitravat

1. ○vat (○trá-), mfn. connected with verses addressed to Savitṛi TS

⋙sāvitrāgniprayoga

1. sāvitrâgni-prayoga m

⋙sāvitrādikāṭhakacayana

1. sāvitrâdi-kāṭhaka-cayana n

⋙sāvitrādiprayogavṛtti

1. sāvitrâdi-prayoga-vṛtti f. N. of wks

≫sāvitri

1. sāvitri f. (m. c.) = -sāvitrī, a partic. verse (cf. below) MBh

≫sāvitrikā

1. sāvitrikā f. a partic. Śakti Hcat

≫sāvitrī

1. sāvitrī́ f. a verse or prayer addressed to Savitṛi or the Sun (esp. the celebrated verse RV. iii, 62, 10
2. also called gāyatrī, q.v.) AitBr. &c. &c
3. initiation as a member of the three twice-born classes by reciting the above verse and investing with the sacred thread (cf. under sāvitrá, and upa-nayana) Gaut. Mn. MBh. &c
4. a partic. form of the Gāyatrī metre Ked
5. N. of Sūryā or a daughter of Savitṛi AV. Br. MBh. &c
6. N. of the wife of Brahmā (sometimes regarded as the above verse deified or as the mystical mother of the three twice-born classes, or as the daughter of Savitṛi by his wife Pṛiśni) MBh. Kathās. &c
7. of a wife of Śiva L
8. of a manifestation of Prakṛiti Cat
9. of the wife of Satya-vat (king of Śālva
10. she was daughter of Aśva-pati, king of Madra, and is regarded as a type of conjugal love
11. her story is the subject of a fine episode of the Mahā-bhārata
12. See sāvitryupâkhyāna) MBh. R. BhP
13. of the wife of Dharma (daughter of Daksha) VP
14. of the wife of Kaśyapa Cat
15. of the wife of Bhoja (king of Dhārā) ib. [Page 1211, Column]
16. of a daughter of Ashṭāvakra Kathās
17. of the Yamunā river Bālar
18. of the Sarasvatī R
19. of another river BhP
20. a ray of light, solar ray W
21. the ring-finger L

⋙sāvitrītīrtha

1. ○tīrtha n. N. of a Tirtha Cat

⋙sāvitrīpeñjara

1. ○peñjara n. N. of wk. (cf. gāyatrī-p○)

⋙sāvitrīpatita

1. ○patita mfn. 'fallen from or deprived of the Sāvitrī', not invested with the sacred thread at the proper time Yājñ. i, 38

⋙sāvitrīpariṇaya

1. ○pariṇaya m. N. of a Kāvya by Varadâcārya

⋙sāvitrīparibhraṣṭa

1. ○paribhraṣṭa mfn. = -patita Mn. x, 20

⋙sāvitrīputra

1. ○putra m. pl. N. of a warrior tribe, g. dāmany-ādi

⋙sāvitrīputrīya

1. ○putrīya m. a king of the Sāvitri-putras ib

⋙sāvitrībhāṣya

1. ○bhāṣya n. N. of wk

⋙sāvitrīmahānāmya

1. ○mahānāmya (?), the ceremony of investiture with recital of the Sāvitrī MW

⋙sāvitrīvrata

1. ○vrata or n. a partic. fast (kept by women on the fifth day of the second half of Vaiśākha, or of the dark half of Jyaishṭha, to preserve them from widowhood) Hariv

⋙sāvitrīvrataka

1. ○vrataka n. a partic. fast (kept by women on the fifth day of the second half of Vaiśākha, or of the dark half of Jyaishṭha, to preserve them from widowhood) Hariv
2. ○ta-kathānaka n. ○ta-pūjā-kathā f. ○tôdyāpana n. N. of wks

⋙sāvitrīsūtra

1. ○sūtra n. the sacred thread (= yajñôpaviita) L

≫sāvitrīka

1. sāvitrīka See patita-s○

≫sāvitreya

1. sāvitreya m. N. of Yama. L

≫sāvitry

1. sāvitry in comp. for sāvitri

⋙sāvitryavarajā

1. ○avarajā f. the younger daughter of Sāvitrī MW

⋙sāvitryupaniṣad

1. ○upaniṣad f. N. of an Upanishad

⋙sāvitryupākhyāna

1. ○upâkhyāna n. the story of Sāvitrī (MBh. iii, ch. 292-299
2. above.)

sāvin

1. sāvin See p. 1210, col. 3

sāviṣkāra

1. sâviṣkāra mfn. having manifestation, manifest W
2. making an exhibition of any power or talent, proud, haughty, arrogant ib

sāvegam

1. sâvegam ind. with excitement or agitation Mṛicch. Śak

sāvetasa

1. sāvetasa m. a patr. ĀśvŚr. Inscr

sāverī

1. sāverī f. (in music) a partic. Rāgiṇi Saṃgīt

sāvya

1. sāvya mfn. (for 1. See p. 1210, col. 3) composed by Savya ŚāṅkhŚr

sāśaṃsa

1. sâśaṃsa mfn. having desire, desirous, hopeful (am ind. 'wishfully', 'hopefully') Mṛicch. Kālid. Kir

sāśaṅka

1. sâśaṅka mf(ā)n. having fear or anxiety, apprehensive, afraid of (loc
2. am ind. 'apprehensively') MBh. Kāv. &c

⋙sāśaṅkatā

1. ○tā f. the state of being afraid or apprehensive, fear, terror MW

sāśana

1. sâśana mfn. having food ( See next)

≫sāśanānaśana

1. sâśanânaśaná n. du. having and not having food, that which eats and does not eat, earthly and heavenly beings RV

sāśanāra

1. sāśanāra m. N. of a partic. Agrahāra or royal grant to Brāhmans MW

sāśayandaka

1. sāśayandaka (?), m. a small house-lizard (= jyeṣṭhī) L

sāśikya

1. sāśikya N. of a people or country (cf. śāśika) Daś

sāśira

1. sâśira mfn. (fr. 7. [sa+Azira] = āśir) with admixture, mixed TS. ŚBr

sāśīti

1. sâśīti mfn. with eighty, increased by eighty, plus eighty Yājñ

sāśīrka

1. sâśīrka mfn. containing a prayer or blessing TS. (a more correct form would be sâśīṣka, but cf. an-āśīrka)

sāśūka

1. sāśūka m. a blanket (= kambala) L

sāścarya

1. sâścarya mfn. astonished, surprised by (comp.) Kathās
2. wonderful, marvellous, astonishing Bhartṛ
3. (am), ind. with astonishment or surprise Hit

⋙sāścaryakautuka

1. ○kautuka mfn. astonished and curious Kathās

⋙sāścaryacarya

1. ○carya mfn. of wonderful conduct Bhartṛ. Rājat

⋙sāścaryamaya

1. ○maya mf(ī)n. wonderful, full of marvels MW

sāśmavarṣin

1. sāśma-varṣin mfn. accompanied by a shower of stones BhP

sāśra

1. sâśra mfn. (fr. 7. sa + 1. aśra) having angles or corners, angular MW

sāśra

1. sâśra mfn. (fr. 7. sa + 2. aśra
2. more correctly written sâsra) tearful, weeping KāśīKh

≫sāśru

1. sâśru mfn. accompanied by tears, tearful, shedding tears (u, ind.) MBh. Kāv. &c

⋙sāśrudhī

1. ○dhī f. 'having a sad heart', a mother-in-law L. [Page 1212, Column]

⋙sāśrunayana

1. ○nayana or mfn. having tearful eyes MBh

⋙sāśrulocana

1. ○locana mfn. having tearful eyes MBh

sāśva

1. sâśva mfn. with horses, possessing horses KātyŚr
2. N. of a king MBh

≫sāśvamedha

1. sâśva-medha mfn. together with a horse-sacrifice Vait

sāṣīrājan

1. sāṣī-rājan m. pl. N. of partic. kings Pañcad

sāṣṭa

1. sâṣṭa mfn. with eight, increased by eight, plus eight (with śata n. = 108) L

≫sāṣṭaṅga

1. sâṣṭaṅga mfn. performed with eight limbs or members (as a reverential prostration of the body so as to touch the ground with the hands, breast, forehead, knees, and feet) Prab
2. (am), ind. with the above prostration (with pra-√nam 'to make the above reverential prostration') Hit

⋙sāṣṭaṅgapātam

1. ○pātam ind. making the above prostration ib

sāṣṭrika

1. sâṣṭrika wṛ. for sôṣṭ○ MBh

sāṣṭhī

1. sāṣṭhī f. the small Banana L

sāsa

1. sâsa m. (√2. as) and bow MW

sāsakarṇi

1. sāsakarṇi wṛ. for śāś○ Saṃskārak

sāsadyamāna

1. sāsadyamāna pr.p. Ā. of √sad

sāsandīka

1. sâsandīka mfn. ( See āsandī) together with a chair or stool KātyŚr

sāsava

1. sâsava mfn. having spirituous liquor, filled with spirituous liquor, Śāntiś

sāsahi

1. sāsahi sāsahvas, See p. 1193

sāsāra

1. sâsāra mf(ā)n. having showers, rainy R

sāsi

1. sâsi mfn. having a sword, armed with a sword MW

⋙sāsipāṇi

1. ○pāṇi (Śiś.) and mfn. sword in hand

⋙sāsihasta

1. ○hasta (R.), mfn. sword in hand

sāsu

1. sā́su mfn. having life, living BhP

≫sāsusū

1. sâsusū mfn. ( See asusū). having arrows Kir. xv, 5

sāsūya

1. sā́sūya mfn. having envy, envious, disdainful, scornful, angry at or with (prati) Kāv. Kathās

sāstaraṇa

1. sâstaraṇa mf(ā)n. together with a carpet or rug, Lāṭy

sāsthi

1. sâsthi mfn. having bones (said of any animal), comp

⋙sāsthitāmrārdha

1. ○tāmrârdha n. a kind of amalgam of zinc and copper, bell-metal (= kāṃsya) L

⋙sāsthivadha

1. ○vadha m. the killing of any animal having bones Yājñ. iii, 275

⋙sāsthisvānam

1. ○svānam ind. with the cracking sound of bones Śiś

sāsnā

1. sāsnā f. the dewlap of an ox MaitrS. Śiś

⋙sāsnādimat

1. ○"ṣdi-mat (sāsnâd○), mfn. having a dewlap &c. Sāh

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1. sāsnālāṅgūlakakudakhuraviṣāṇin3sāsnā--lāṅgūla-kakuda-khura-viṣāṇin mfn. having a dewlap (and) tail (and) hump (and) claws (and) horns Pat

⋙sāsnāvat

1. ○vat mfn. having a dewlap Kaṇ

sāsra

1. sâsra mfn. (more correctly 1. sâśra, q.v.) having angles or corners MW

sāsra

1. sâsra mfn. (cf. 2. sâśra) tearful, weeping, in tears (am, ind.) Kāv. Kathās

sāsrava

1. sâsrava mfn. (with Jainas) connected with the act called āsrava (q.v.) L

sāsvādana

1. sâsvādana n. (scil. sthāna
2. with Jainas) N. of the second of the 14 stages towards supreme bliss Cat

sāh

1. sāh See 2. sah, p. 1193, col. 1

≫sāha

1. sāha mfn. (fr. √sah) powerful, mighty RV
2. (also ṣāha ifc.) resisting, conquering, subduing MBh

≫sāhya

1. sāhya n. conquering, overthrowing, victory ( abhimāti-, nṛ-, and pṛtanā-ṣāhya)
2. aid, assistance (often vḷ. sahya
3. with √kṛ or dā, 'to give assistance') MBh. R. &c
4. conjunction, society, fellowship (in this meaning perhaps fr. saha or contracted from sāhāyya) L

⋙sāhyakara

1. ○kara mfn. rendering assistance R

⋙sāhyakṛt

1. ○kṛt mfn. a companion, associate W

sāha

1. sāha m. = ?, ( See pradīpa- and madhukara-s○)

≫sāhi

1. sāhi m. = prec. ( See candra-, prema-s○ &c.)

⋙sāhideva

1. ○deva and m. N. of kings Cat. [Page 1212, Column]

⋙sāhisujā

1. ○sujā m. N. of kings Cat. [Page 1212, Column]

sāhakāyana

1. sāhakāyana mfn. (fr. sahaka, v. l. for siṃhaka), g. pakṣâdi

sāhaṃkāra

1. sâhaṃkāra mfn. having egotism or self-conceit, proud, arrogant Rājat. Kathās

⋙sāhaṃkāratā

1. ○tā f. self-conceit, arrogance Pañcad

≫sāhaṃkṛta

1. sāhaṃkṛta mfn. self-conceited, proud, haughty Siṃhâs

sāhacara

1. sāhacara mfn. (fr. saha-c○) belonging to the plant Saha-cara Suśr

≫sāhacarya

1. sāhacarya n. companionship, fellowship, society, association with (instr. or comp.) Nir. Kāv. &c

sāhajika

1. sāhajika mfn. (fr. saha-ja) innate, natural, Vṛishabhān
2. m. N. of a man Rājat

sāhajit

1. sāhajit m. vḷ. for sāhañji VP

sāhañja

1. sāhañja m. N. of a king Hariv

≫sāhañjanī

1. sāhañjanī f. N. of a town built by Sāhañja ib

≫sāhañji

1. sāhañji m. = sāhañja VP

sāhadeva

1. sāhadeva m. patr. fr. saha-deva Pāṇ. 4-1, 114 Sch

≫sāhadevaka

1. sāhadevaka m. a worshipper of Saha-deva Pāṇ. 4-3, 99 Sch

≫sāhadevi

1. sāhadevi m. patr. fr. saha-deva MBh. Rājat

≫sāhadevya

1. sāhadevyá m. patr. of Somaka RV

sāhana

1. sāhana n. (fr. Caus. of √sah) the act of causing to bear
2. sufferance, endurance W

≫sāhantya

1. sāhantyá mfn. = sáhantya, conquering, powerful AV. TS

≫sāhaya

1. sāhaya mfn. causing or enabling to bear Pāṇ. 3-1, 138

sāhasa

1. sāhasa mfn. (fr. sahas) over-hasty, precipitate, rash, inconsiderate, foolhardy Hariv
2. m. N. of Agni at the Pāka-yajña Gṛihyās
3. m. n. punishment, fine (regarded as of three kinds, the highest being called Uttama
4. half of that, Madhyama
5. and half of that, Adhama) Mn. Yājñ. &c
6. (am), n. (ifc. f. ā) boldness, daring, rashness, temerity, any precipitate or reckless act MBh. Kāv. &c
7. overstraining Car
8. violence, force, rapine, rape, robbery, felony, aggression, cruelty Gaut. Āpast. Nār
9. adultery Nār
10. hatred, enmity L

⋙sāhasakaraṇa

1. ○karaṇa n. violence, force Daś

⋙sāhasakarmatā

1. ○karma-tā f. rashness, temerity Mṛicch

⋙sāhasakārin

1. ○kārin mfn. acting inconsiderately or rashly, Ratnâv

⋙sāhasalāñchana

1. ○lāñchana m. N. of a man (cf. sāhasâṅka) Vcar

⋙sāhasavat

1. ○vat mfn. inconsiderate, rash, foolhardy VarBṛS

⋙sāhasāṅka

1. sāhasâṅka m. 'marked or characterized by daring', N. of king Vikramâditya Pañcad
2. of a poet (mentioned by Rāja-śekhara)
3. of a lexicographer Cat
4. -carita n. N. of wk
5. ○kīya mfn. relating to Sāhasâṅka Cat

⋙sāhasādhyavasāyin

1. sāhasâdhyavasāyin mfn. acting with inconsiderate haste MW

⋙sāhasaikarasika

1. sāhasâika-rasika mfn. one whose only feeling or passion is cruelty, brutal, ferocious W

⋙sāhasaikāntarasānuvartin

1. sāhasâikânta-rasânuvartin mfn. one who follows or yields to the one passion of cruelty or rashness MW

⋙sāhasopanyāsin

1. sāhasôpanyāsin mfn. suggesting violent deeds Mālatīm

≫sāhasika

1. sāhasika mf(ī)n. bold, daring, impetuous, rash, reckless, inconsiderate MBh. Kāv. &c
2. using great force or violence, perpetrated with violence, cruel, brutal, ferocious, rapacious Mn. MBh
3. overstraining or overworking one's self Car
4. punitive, castigatory W
5. m. a robber, freebooter ib
6. N. of a cook Kathās

⋙sāhasikatā

1. ○tā f. cruelty, ferocity, impetuosity ib

≫sāhasikya

1. sāhasikya n. rashness, foolhardiness, temerity Naish. Śiś
2. violence, force Pāṇ. 1-3, 32

≫sāhasin

1. sāhasin mfn. rash, precipitate, inconsiderate, foolhardy Kāv. Kathās
2. cruel, violent, ferocious Nār

sāhasra

1. sāhasrá mf(ī́, or ā) n. (fr. sahasra) relating or belonging to a thousand, consisting of or bought with or paid for a thousand, thousand fold, exceedingly numerous, infinite VS. &c. &c
2. m. an army or detachment consisting of a thousand men W
3. (pl.) N. of four Ekâhas at which a thousand (cows) are given as a fee ŚrS
4. n. (ifc. f. ā) an aggregate of a thousand or of many thousand TBr. MBh. &c

⋙sāhasracūḍika

1. ○cūḍika m. (with loka-dhātu) N. of a partic. world Buddh

⋙sāhasravat

1. ○vat (○srá-), mfn. containing a thousand TS

⋙sāhasravedhin

1. ○vedhin mfn. = sahasra-v○ Kālac

⋙sāhasraśas

1. ○śas ind. by thousand ĀśvŚr

⋙sāhasrādya

1. sāhasrâdya m. a partic. Ekâha Vait

⋙sāhasrānīka

1. sāhasrānīka m. N. of a king (cf. sahasrân○) Buddh

⋙sāhasrāntya

1. sāhasrântya m. a partic. Ekâha Vait

≫sāhasraka

1. sāhasraka mf(ikā)n. amounting to or containing a thousand Cat. [Page 1212, Column]
2. n. the aggregate of a thousand Pañcar
3. N. of a Tīrtha MBh

≫sāhasri

1. sāhasri m. (prob.) a patr. Rājat

≫sāhasrika

1. sāhasrika mfn. consisting of a thousand Hcat

sāhānusāhi

1. sāhānusāhi m. N. of a king Pañcad

sāhāyaka

1. sāhāyaka n. (fr. sahāya) assistance, aid, help Kāv. Kathās
2. a number of associates or companions MW
3. auxliary troops ib

≫sāhāya

1. sāhāya wṛ. for sahāya

≫sāhāyya

1. sāhāyya n. help, succour (○yyaṃ-√kṛ and √sthā, 'to give assistance') MBh. Kāv. &c
2. friendship, fellowship, alliance W
3. (in dram.) helping another in danger Sāh

⋙sāhāyyakara

1. ○kara mfn. giving assistance, helping Daś

⋙sāhāyyadāna

1. ○dāna n. the giving of aid or assistance ib

≫sāhāyyaka

1. sāhāyyaka n. aid, assistance Daś

sāhi

1. sāhi m. = 2. sāha ( See candra-, prema-, rāma-s○ &c.)

sāhitī

1. sāhitī f. See below

sāhitya

1. sāhitya n. (fr. sahita) association, connection, society, combination, union with (instr. or comp
2. ena ind. 'in combination with, together with') Kām. Kap. KātyŚr. Sch
3. agreement, harmony Prab
4. literary or rhetorical composition, rhetoric, poetry Sāh. Cat

⋙sāhityakaṇṭhoddhāra

1. ○kaṇṭhôddhāra m

⋙sāhityakalpadruma

1. ○kalpadruma m

⋙sāhityakalpapallavī

1. ○kalpapallavī f

⋙sāhityakauthūhala

1. ○kauthūhala n

⋙sāhityakaumudī

1. ○kaumudī f

⋙sāhityacandrikā

1. ○candrikā f

⋙sāhityacintāmaṇi

1. ○cintāmaṇi m

⋙sāhityacūḍāmani

1. ○cūḍāmani m

⋙sāhityataraṃgiṇī

1. ○taraṃgiṇī f. N. of wks

⋙sāhityadarpaṇa

1. ○darpaṇa m. 'mirror of composition', N. of a treatise on literary or rhetorical composition by Viśvanātha-kavi-rāja (15th century AḌ.)

⋙sāhityadīpikā

1. ○dīpikā f

⋙sāhityabodha

1. ○bodha m

⋙sāhityamīmāṃsā

1. ○mīmāṃsā f

⋙sāhityamuktāmaṇi

1. ○muktāmaṇi m

⋙sāhityaratnamālā

1. ○ratnamālā f

⋙sāhityaratnākara

1. ○ratnâkara m

⋙sāhityavicāra

1. ○vicāra m. N. of wks

⋙sāhityavidhyādhara

1. ○vidhyādhara m. N. of Cāritra-vardhana Muni (author of a Comm. on the Naishadha-caritra) Cat

⋙sāhityaśārṅgadhara

1. ○śārṅgadhara m. (prob.) = śārṅgadharapaddhati

⋙sāhityaśāstra

1. ○śāstra n. a treatise on rhetoric or composition (or any work explaining the figures of rhetoric or giving rules for literary or poetical composition) MW

⋙sāhityasaṃgraha

1. ○saṃgraha m

⋙sāhityasaraṇīvyākhyā

1. ○saraṇī-vyākhyā f

⋙sāhityasarvasva

1. ○sarvasva n

⋙sāhityasāmrājya

1. ○sāmrājya n

⋙sāhityasāra

1. ○sāra m

⋙sāhityasudhā

1. ○sudhā f

⋙sāhityasudhāsamudra

1. ○sudhā-samudra m

⋙sāhityasūkṣmasaraṇi

1. ○sūkṣma-saraṇi f

⋙sāhityasūcī

1. ○sūcī f

⋙sāhityahṛdayadarpaṇa

1. ○hṛdaya-darpaṇa m. N. of wks

≫sāhitī

1. sāhitī f. = sāhitya above Cat

≫sāhya

1. sāhya See col. 1

sāhila

1. sāhila m. N. of a poet Cat

sāhivīci

1. sâhi-vīci mfn. having waves of serpents MW

sāhuḍiyāna

1. sāhuḍi-yāna or sāhuḍī-pāla m. N. of Śūla-pāṇi Cat

sāhula

1. sāhula (?), m. N. of a man Cat

sāhebrām

1. sāheb-rām m. N. of the author of the Kāśmīra-rāja-vaṃśa (died before 1883) Cat

sāhna

1. sâhná mfn. connected with a day, terminating with a day or lasting a day (opp. to 1. ahīna) Br
2. m. = ekâha TS. TāṇḍBr. ĀpŚr

≫sāhnātirātra

1. sâhnâtirātrá mfn. terminating with a day and exceeding a day AV

sāhnoka

1. sāhnoka m. N. of a poet Cat

sāhlāda

1. sâhlāda mfn. having joy or gladness, cheerful, glad (am ind. 'joyfully') Pañcat

sāhva

1. sâhva mf(ā)n. having a name, named, called ( iṣu-, rathâṅga-s○ &c.)

≫sāhvaya

1. sâhvaya mfn. = prec. ( See kāla-, gaja-s○ &c.)
2. m. gambling with fighting animals, setting animals to fight for sport &c. (= sam-āhvaya) L

sāhvam

1. sāhvam See viśva-s○, p. 994, col. 1

sāhvas

1. sāhvas See p. 1193, col. 2

sāhvya

1. sāhvya m. N. of a village Rājat

si

1. si (cf. √1. sā), cl. 5. 9. P. Ā. (Dhātup. xxvii, 2 ; xxxi, 5) sinoti, sinute ; sinā́ti, sinite (really occurring only in pres. sinā́ti, impf. asinot ; pf. siṣāya RV. ; aor. [?] siṣet ib. ; asaiṣīt, aseṣṭa Gr. ; fut. setā ib. ; siṣyati MBh. ; seṣyati, ○te Gr. ; inf. sétave AV. ; setum Gr.), to bind, tie, fetter RV. AV. VS. PārGṛ. KaṭhUp.: Caus. sāyayati (aor. asīṣayat), Gr.: Desid. sisīṣati, ○te ib.: Intens. seṣīyate, seṣayīti, seṣeti ib. [Cf. Gk. ?, ? [Page 1213, Column] ; Lett. [1213,] sinu, 'to bind' ; Angl. Sax. sâl ; Germ. ṣeil.]

≫sita

1. sitá mfn. (for 2. See below
2. for 3. p. 1214, col. 2) bound, tied, fettered RV. &c. &c
3. joined with, accompanied by (instr.) Prab. Rājat. BhP

≫sitaka

1. sitaka mfn. g. ṛśyādi Pāṇ. 4-2, 80

≫siti

1. siti f. (for 2. See p. 1214, col. 3) binding, fastening (in 1. prá-siti, p. 697, col. 3)

≫sina

1. sina mfn. (for 2. See s.v.) stuck fist (as food in the throat) Pat. on Pāṇ. 8-2, 47 Vārtt. 4
2. m. a bond, fetter L

si

1. si ( See sāyaka, senā), to hurl, cast

≫sita

1. sita See 2. prá-sita p. 697, col. 3

si

1. si ind., g. câdi

siṃsapā

1. siṃsapā See śiṃśapā, p. 1069, col. 3

siṃha

1. siṃhá m. (ifc. f. ā
2. prob. fr. √sah) 'the powerful one', a lion (also identified with ātman) RV. &c. &c
3. the zodiacal sign Leo or its Lagna VarBṛS. MārkP
4. a hero or eminent person (ifc. = 'chief or lord of', to express excellence of any kind
5. cf. puruṣa-s○, rāja-s○, and the similar use of ṛṣabha, vyāghra &c
6. sometimes also = 'prince, king', e.g. nāga-pura-s○, the king of Nāga-pura
7. cf. siṃhadvār and siṃhâsana) MBh. Kāv. &c
8. a partic. form of temple VarBṛS
9. a partic. place prepared for the building of a house Jyot
10. a Moringa with red flowers (= rakta-śigru) L
11. (in music) a kind of tune Saṃgīt
12. the symbol or emblem of the 24th Arhat of the present Avasarpiṇī MW
13. N. of a son of Kṛishṇa BhP
14. of a king of the Vidyā-dharas Kathās
15. of a king (the father of Sāhi-deva) Cat
16. of the Veṅkata mountain L
17. (with ācārya) of an astronomer VarBṛS. Sch
18. of various other persons Buddh. Rājat
19. a partic. mythical bird R
20. (ā), f. a partic. grass or plant (= nāḍī) L
21. (ī), f. See below

⋙siṃhakarṇa

1. ○karṇa (prob. m.) N. of a place, g. takṣaśilâdi
2. (ī), f. a partic. position of the right hand in shooting an arrow ŚārṅgP

⋙siṃhakarman

1. ○karman mfn. acting like a lion, achieving lion-like deeds Viddh

⋙siṃhakalpā

1. ○kalpā f. N. of a (prob. imaginary) town Divyâv

⋙siṃhakāraka

1. ○kāraka m. a creator of lions Pañcat

⋙siṃhaketu

1. ○ketu m. N. of a Bodhi-sattva Lalit
2. of another man ib

⋙siṃhakeli

1. ○keli m. N. of a celebrated Bodhi-sattva (= Mañju-śrī) L

⋙siṃhakesara

1. ○kesara (less correctly -keś○), m. a lion's mane W
2. Mimusops Elengi L
3. a kind of sweetmeat Śīl

⋙siṃhakesarin

1. ○kesarin (less correctly -keśar○), m. N. of a king Buddh

⋙siṃhakośa

1. ○kośa m. N. of a king ib

⋙siṃhaga

1. ○ga m. 'going like a lion', N. of Śiva MBh

⋙siṃhagāminī

1. ○gāminī f. N. of a Gandharva maiden Kāraṇḍ

⋙siṃhagiri

1. ○giri m. (with Jainas) N. of a Sthavira HPariś
2. ○rī7śvara m. N. of a teacher W

⋙siṃhagupta

1. ○gupta m. N. of a king Kathās
2. of the father of Vāg-bhaṭa Cat. (v. l. saṃgha-g○)

⋙siṃhagrīva

1. ○grīva mfn. lion-necked MBh

⋙siṃhaghoṣa

1. ○ghoṣa m. N. of a Buddha Buddh
2. of various other men Daś

⋙siṃhacandra

1. ○candra m. N. of various men MBh. Buddh
2. (ā), f. N. of a woman Buddh

⋙siṃhacarman

1. ○carman n. a lion's skin ĀpŚr

⋙siṃhajaṭi

1. ○jaṭi m. N. of a king Buddh

⋙siṃhatala

1. ○tala m. the open hands joined L. (ct saṃha-t○)

⋙siṃhatā

1. ○tā f. the being a lion, leonine state MBh. Kathās

⋙siṃhatāla

1. ○tāla or m. = -tala L

⋙siṃhatālākhya

1. ○tāḍlâkhya m. = -tala L

⋙siṃhatilakasūri

1. ○tilaka-sūri m. N. of a Jaina author Cat

⋙siṃhatuṇḍa

1. ○tuṇḍa m. 'lion-faced', a kind of fish Mn. v, 16
2. Euphorbia Ligularia Bhpr

⋙siṃhatuṇḍaka

1. ○tuṇḍaka m. a kind of fish (= -tuṇḍa) Yājñ

⋙siṃhatva

1. ○tva n. the state of a lion MBh. Ragh. &c

⋙siṃhadaṃṣṭra

1. ○daṃṣṭra mfn. lion-toothed R
2. m. a kind of arrow ib
3. m. N. of Śiva MW
4. of an Asura Kathās
5. of a king of the Śabaras ib

⋙siṃhadatta

1. ○datta m. 'lion-given', N. of an Asura ib
2. of a poet Cat

⋙siṃhadarpa

1. ○darpa mfn. having a lion's pride MW

⋙siṃhadeva

1. ○deva m. N. of a king Rājat
2. of an author Cat

⋙siṃhadvār

1. ○dvār f. a palace-gate Kathās

⋙siṃhadvāra

1. ○dvāra n. id. ib. Rājat
2. a principal or chief gate, any gate or entrance W

⋙siṃhadvīpa

1. ○dvīpa m. N. of an island Buddh

⋙siṃhadhvaja

1. ○dhvaja m. N. of a Buddha ib

⋙siṃhadhvani

1. ○dhvani m. the roar of a lion W
2. a sound like the roar of a lion MW
3. a cry challenging to battle, war-cry Kum

⋙siṃhanandana

1. ○nandana m. (in music) a kind of measure Saṃgīt

⋙siṃhanardin

1. ○nardin mfn. roaring like a lion MW

⋙siṃhanāda

1. ○nāda m. a lion's roar R. Hariv. Kathās. &c
2. a war-cry MBh. Kāv. &c
3. a confident assertion Pañcat
4. recital of the Buddhist doctrine Buddh
5. a kind of bird VarBṛS
6. a kind of metre Col
7. (in music), a kind of time Saṃgīt
8. N. of Śiva MBh
9. of an Asura Kathās
10. of a son of Rāvaṇa Bālar
11. of a Śākya Buddh
12. of a king of Malaya Mudr
13. of the general of an army Vās., Introd
14. of a Buddhist saint, Bnddh
15. -guggulu m. a partic. mixture Bhpr. -nādin m. N. of a Bodhi-sattva Buddh. [Page 1213, Column]
16. -sādhana n. N. of wk

⋙siṃhanādaka

1. ○nādaka m. a lion's roar L
2. a warcry W
3. (ikā), f. Alhagi Maurorum L

⋙siṃhanādin

1. ○nādin m. N. of a Māra-putra Lalit

⋙siṃhanṛpa

1. ○nṛpa m. N. of a king Cat

⋙siṃhaparākrama

1. ○parākrama m. N. of a man Kathās

⋙siṃhaparipṛcchā

1. ○paripṛcchā f. N. of wk

⋙siṃhaparṇikā

1. ○parṇikā f. Phaseolus Trilobus L

⋙siṃhaparṇī

1. ○parṇī f. Justicia Ganderussa L

⋙siṃhapippalī

1. ○pippalī f. a kind of plant (= saiṃhalī) MW

⋙siṃhapucchikā

1. ○pucchikā f. Hemionitis Cordifolia L

⋙siṃhapucchī

1. ○pucchī f. id. ib
2. Glycine Debilis ib

⋙siṃhapura

1. ○pura n. N. of a town (Singapur) MBh. Buddh. &c

⋙siṃhapuraka

1. ○puraka m. an inhabitant of that town VarBṛS

⋙siṃhapuṣpī

1. ○puṣpī f. Hemionitis Cordifolia L

⋙siṃhapūrvārdhakāyatā

1. ○pūrvârdha-kāya-tā f. having the forepart of the body like a lion (one of the 32 signs of perfection) Dharmas. 83

⋙siṃhapragarjana

1. ○pragarjana mfn. roaring like a lion MBh

⋙siṃhapragarjita

1. ○pragarjita n. the roaring of a lion MW

⋙siṃhapraṇāda

1. ○praṇāda m. a war-whoop R

⋙siṃhapratīka

1. ○pratīka (siṃhá-), mfn. having a lion's appearance AV

⋙siṃhapradīpa

1. ○pradīpa m. N. of wk

⋙siṃhabala

1. ○bala m. N. of a king Kathās
2. -datta m. N. of a man Mudr

⋙siṃhabāhu

1. ○bāhu m. N. of the father of Vijaya (the founder of the first Buddhist dynasty in Ceylon) Buddh

⋙siṃhabhaṭa

1. ○bhaṭa m. N. of an Asura Kathās

⋙siṃhabhadra

1. ○bhadra m. N. of a teacher Buddh

⋙siṃhabhūpāla

1. ○bhūpāla m. N. of an author Cat

⋙siṃhabhūbhṛt

1. ○bhūbhṛt m. N. of a king Rājat

⋙siṃhamati

1. ○mati m. N. of a Māra-putra Lalit

⋙siṃhamala

1. ○mala n. a kind of brass (= pañca-loha) L

⋙siṃhamalla

1. ○malla m. N. of an author Cat

⋙siṃhamahīpati

1. ○mahīpati m. N. of a king Rājat
2. of an author Cat

⋙siṃhamāyā

1. ○māyā f. an illusory form shaped like a lion Hariv

⋙siṃhamukha

1. ○mukha mfn. lion-faced
2. m. N. of one of Śiva's attendants Hariv
3. of a scholar Buddh
4. (ī), f. Glycine Debilis L
5. Gendarussa Vulgaris ib

⋙siṃhayānā

1. ○yānā f. 'having a car drawn by lions', N. of Durgā L

⋙siṃharatha

1. ○ratha mf(ā)n. having a car drṭdrawn by lion L
2. m. N. of a man Rājat
3. (ā), f. N. of Durgā Hariv

⋙siṃharava

1. ○rava m. a lion's roar Kāv
2. a war.cry MBh

⋙siṃharaśmi

1. ○raśmi (?), m. N. of a man Buddh

⋙siṃharāj

1. ○rāj m. N. of a grammarian MS

⋙siṃharāja

1. ○rāja m. N. of a king Rājat
2. of a grammarian MS

⋙siṃharotsikā

1. ○rotsikā (?), f. N. of a village Rājat

⋙siṃharṣabha

1. ○rṣabha (○ha + ṛṣ○), m. a noble lion R

⋙siṃhalagna

1. ○lagna n. the Lagna (q.v.) of the sign Leo MW

⋙siṃhalamba

1. ○lamba m. N. of a place Cat

⋙siṃhalīla

1. ○līla m. (in music) a kind of time Saṃgīt
2. a partic. kind of sexual union L

⋙siṃhaloman

1. ○lomán n. a lion's hair ŚBr

⋙siṃhavaktra

1. ○vaktra m. N. of a Rākshasa R
2. n. a lion's face Cat
3. N. of a town Buddh. (wṛ. -vakta)

⋙siṃhavatsa

1. ○vatsa m. N. of a serpent-demon ib

⋙siṃhavarman

1. ○varman m. N. of a man Inscr. Kathās. Daś

⋙siṃhavāha

1. ○vāha mfn. riding on a lion BhP

⋙siṃhavāhana

1. ○vāhana mfn. id
2. m. N. of Śiva MBh
3. (ā), f. N. of Durgā L

⋙siṃhavāhin

1. ○vāhin mfn. = -vāha
2. (inī), f. N. of Durgā DevibhP

⋙siṃhavikrama

1. ○vikrama m. a horse L
2. (in music) a kind of time Saṃgīt
3. N. of Candra-gupta Inscr
4. of a king of the Vidyā-dharas Kathās
5. of a thief ib
6. = vikrama-siṃha MW

⋙siṃhavikrānta

1. ○vikrānta mfn. valiant as a lion MBh
2. m. a horse L
3. n. a lion's gait Buddh
4. a kind of metre Col
5. -gati or -gāmin mfn. having a lion's gait MW
6. -gāmi-tā f. the having such a gait (one of the 80 minor marks of a Buddha) Dharmas. 84

⋙siṃhavikrīḍita

1. ○vikrīḍita m. (in music) a kind of time Saṃgīt
2. a kind of Samādhi Dharmas. 136
3. N. of a Bodhi-sattva ib
4. n. a kind of metre Ked

⋙siṃhavijṛmbhita

1. ○vijṛmbhita m. (with Buddhists) a kind of Samādhi Kāraṇḍ. (cf. -viṣkambhita)

⋙siṃhavinnā

1. ○vinnā f. Glycine. Debilis L

⋙siṃhaviṣkambhita

1. ○viṣkambhita m. (with Buddhists) a kind of Samādhi Kāraṇḍ. (perhaps only wṛ. for -vijṛmbhita)

⋙siṃhaviṣṭara

1. ○viṣṭara (prob.) a throne Rājat

⋙siṃhavyāghra

1. ○vyāghra lion and tiger', a partic. philosophical term Cat
2. (ī), f. N. of various wks
3. -kroḍa m. -ṭippaṇī f. -ṭīkā f. N. of wks
4. -niṣevita mfn. inhabited by lions and tigers MW
5. -rahasya n. -lakṣaṇa n. -lakṣaṇa-prakāśa m. -lakṣaṇarahasya n. -lakṣaṇī f. N. of wks
6. ○ghrâmiṣī-√kṛ, to make a prey to lions and tigers Kathās

⋙siṃhavyāghrīya

1. ○vyāghrīya n. N. of wk

⋙siṃhaśāva

1. ○śāva (Hariv.) or (Śak.), m. a lṭlion's cub

⋙siṃhaśiśu

1. ○śiśu (Śak.), m. a lion's cub

⋙siṃhaśrī

1. ○śrī f. N. of a woman Kathās

⋙siṃhasaṃhanana

1. ○saṃhanana n. the killing of a lion MW
2. mfn. lion-shaped, having a strong and noble frame MBh. R

⋙siṃhasāhi

1. ○sāhi m. N. of a king Inscr

⋙siṃhasiddhāntasindhu

1. ○siddhânta-sindhu m. N. of wk

⋙siṃhasena

1. ○sena m. N. of various men MBh. L

⋙siṃhaskandha

1. ○skandha mfn. having the shoulders of a lion MBh. R. VarBṛS

⋙siṃhastha

1. ○stha m. 'being in the constellation Leo', the planet Jupiter when so situated, (also) the festival celebrated at that time (called Siṃhasth) MW
2. -makarastha-guru-nirṇaya m. -māhātmya n. -snāna-paddhati, f. N. of wks

⋙siṃhasvāmin

1. ○svāmin m. N. of a temple erected in honour of Siṃha-rāja Rājat

⋙siṃhahanu

1. ○hanu mfn. having the jaws of a lion Buddh. (-tā f. one of the 32 signs of perfection Dharmas. 83) [Page 1213, Column]
2. mṆ. of the grandfather of Gautama Buddha ib

⋙siṃhākṣa

1. siṃhâkṣa m. N. of a king Kathās

⋙siṃhācala

1. siṃhâcala m. N. of a mountain Cat
2. -māhātmya n. N. of wk

⋙siṃhācārya

1. siṃhâcārya m. N. of an astronomer VarBṛS. Sch

⋙siṃhājina

1. siṃhâjina mṆ. of a man Pāṇ. 5-3, 82 Sch

⋙siṃhāḍhya

1. siṃhâḍhya mfn. abounding in lions W

⋙siṃhānana

1. siṃhânana m. Gendarussa Vulgaris Bhpr

⋙siṃhānuvāka

1. siṃhânuvāka m. N. of wk

⋙siṃhāvaloka

1. siṃhâvaloka m. a kind of metre Col

⋙siṃhāvalokana

1. siṃhâvalokana n. a lion's backward look BhP
2. N. of wk
3. (ena or ○kananyāyena), ind. accord. to the rule of the lion's look (i.e. casting a retrospective glance while at the same time proceeding onwards) TPrāt., 'Sch. ŚāṅkhBr. Sch. MBh. Sch

⋙siṃhāvalokita

1. siṃhâvalokita n. = prec. Gṛihyās. Piṅg. Sch

⋙siṃhāsana

1. siṃhâsana n. 'lion's-seat', king's seat', 'a throne' MBh. Kāv. &c
2. a partic. sedent posture Cat
3. m. a kind of sexual union L
4. -cakra n. N. of three astrological diagrams shaped like a man and marked with the 27 Nakshatras MW
5. -traya n. N. of an astrological diagram L
6. -dvātriṃśat or ○śati or ○śatikā or ○śat-kathā or ○śat-puttalikā-vārttā or ○śat-putrikā-vārttā or ○śikā f. N. of a wk. consisting of 32 stories in praise of Vikramâditya (= vikrama-carita)
7. -bhraṣṭa mfn. fallen from a throne, dethroned MW
8. -raṇa m. n. a strife or struggle for the throne R
9. -stha mfn. sitting on a throne MBh

⋙siṃhāstra

1. siṃhâstra n. N. of a mythical weapon Dhanaṃj

⋙siṃhāsya

1. siṃhâsya mfn. lionfaced MW
2. m. a kind of fish Vajras
3. Gendarussa Vulgaris Bhpr
4. Bauhinia Variegata L
5. a partic. position of the hands Cat
6. (ā), f. GendṭGendarussa VulgṭVulgaris or Adhatoda Vasika L

⋙siṃhendra

1. siṃhêndra m. a mighty lion Pañcar

⋙siṃhoddhatā

1. siṃhôddhatā (Piṅg.) or (ib. Col.), f. a kind of metre

⋙siṃhoddhonnatā

1. siṃhôddḍhônnatā (ib. Col.), f. a kind of metre

≫siṃhaka

1. siṃhaka m. endearing form of siṃha Divyâv
2. of siṃhâjina Pāṇ. 5-3, 81 sq. Sch
3. (ikā), f. See below

≫siṃhala

1. siṃhala m. the island of Ceylon (perhaps so called as once abounding in lions) BhP. Rājat. &c
2. N. of a man Buddh
3. pl. the people of Ceylon AV. Pariś. MBh. VarBṛS. &c
4. (ā), f. the island of Ceylon ( See sthāna)
5. n. id. W
6. tin L
7. brass (more correctly siṃhalaka) L
8. bark, rind MW
9. Cassia bark (more correctly saiṃhala) L

⋙siṃhaladvīpa

1. ○dvīpa m. the islṭisland of CṭCeylon Buddh. Kathās. &c

⋙siṃhalastha

1. ○stha mfn. being or dwelling in CṭCeylon MW
2. (ā), f. a species of pepper L

⋙siṃhalāsthāna

1. siṃhalā-sthāna m. a kind of palm tree L

≫siṃhalaka

1. siṃhalaka mfn. relating to Ceylon (with dviipa m. 'Ceylon' Cat.) VarBṛS
2. n. Ceylon MW
3. brass L

≫siṃhāya

1. siṃhāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to behave like a lion Hit. Kathās

≫siṃhikā

1. siṃhikā f. N. of the mother of Rāhu (she was a daughter of Daksha or Kaśyapa and wife of Kaśyapa or Vipra-citti) MBh. Hariv. Pur
2. N. of a form of Dākshāyaṇī Cat
3. of a Rākshasi R
4. a knock-kneed girl unfit for marriage L
5. Gendarussa Vulgaris L

⋙siṃhikātanaya

1. ○tanaya m. 'son of Siṃhikā', metron, of Rāhu ŚārṅgP
2. pl. N. of certain Asuras MBh

⋙siṃhikāputra

1. ○putra or m. metron. of Rāhu A

⋙siṃhikāsuta

1. ○suta m. metron. of Rāhu A

⋙siṃhikāsūnu

1. ○sūnu m. ib. ŚārṅgP

≫siṃhikeya

1. siṃhikeya mṃetron. of Rāhu (wṛ. for saiṃh○) Hariv

≫siṃhinī

1. siṃhinī f. (with Buddhists) N. of a goddess W

≫siṃhiya

1. siṃhiya or m. endearing forms of siṃha Pāṇ. 5-3, 81 Sch

⋙siṃhila

1. siṃhila m. endearing forms of siṃha Pāṇ. 5-3, 81 Sch

≫siṃhī

1. siṃhī́ f. a lioness RV. VS. TS. &c
2. N. of the Uttara-vedi (nom. siṃhī́h) TS
3. of various plants (Solanum Jacquini
4. SolṭSolanum Melongena
5. Gendarussa Vulgaris
6. Hemionitis Cordifolia
7. Phaseolus Trilobus) PārGṛ. Suśr
8. a vein L
9. N. of the mother of Rāhu (= siṃhikā) L

⋙siṃhīlatā

1. ○latā f. the egg-plant Bhpr

≫siṃhī

1. siṃhī incomp. for siṃha

⋙siṃhīkṛ

1. ○√kṛ P. -karoti, to turn into a lion MBh. NṛisUp

⋙siṃhībhū

1. ○√bhū P. -bhavati, to become or be turned into a lion Kathās

siṃhāṇa

1. siṃhāṇa n. (corrupted fr. śṛṅkhāṇa) the mucus of the nose L
2. rust of iron L
3. a glass vessel L

≫siṃhāṇaka

1. siṃhāṇaka m. the mucus of the nose Divyâv. (printed siṃhānaka)

≫siṅghāṇa

1. siṅghāṇa m. = siṃhāṇa, rust of iron KātyŚr. Sch

≫siṅghāṇaka

1. siṅghāṇaka m. the mucus of the nose ib
2. (ikā), f. id. Āpast

≫siṅghiṇī

1. siṅghiṇī f. = śiṅghiṇī, the nose L

sik

1. sik a Sautra √meaning 'to scatter about, sprinkle' (cf. √sic, sīk)

≫sikatā

1. síkatā f. (said to be fr. the above, but prob fr. √sic, p. 1214) sand, gravel (mostly pl., sg. also 'a grain of sand') VS. &c. &c. [Page 1214, Column]
2. sandy soil Pāṇ. 5-2, 105
3. gravel or stone (as a disease) Suśr
4. pl. N. of a race of Ṛishis MBh. (part of RV. ix, 86 is attributed to sikatā nivāvarī)

⋙sikatātva

1. ○tva n. the condition or nature of sand Ragh

⋙sikatāprāya

1. ○prâya n. a sandbank L

⋙sikatāmaya

1. ○maya mf(ī) n. consisting of sand, full of sand, sandy L
2. n. a sandbank or an island with sandy shores W

⋙sikatāmeha

1. ○meha m. a partic. urinary disease, gravelly sediment in the urine Suśr
2. ○hin mfn. suffering from the above disease ib

⋙sikatāvat

1. ○vat (sík○), mfn. abounding in sand, sandy AV

⋙sikatāvartman

1. ○vartman n. partic. disease of the eyelid. ŚārṅgS

⋙sikatāsindhu

1. ○sindhu N. of a place Rājat

⋙sikatāsetu

1. ○setu m. a bank of sand R. (v. l.)

⋙sikatottara

1. sikatôttara mfn. abounding in sand, sandy ĀśvGṛ

≫sikatila

1. sikatila mfn. consisting of sand, sandy, Bhart. Prab

≫sikatya

1. sikatyá mfn. id. VS

≫sigatā

1. sigatā f. = sikatā Kap

sikta

1. sikta sikti, siktha, See below

sikṣya

1. sikṣya m. crystal, glass L

sigṛḍī

1. sigṛḍī or sigruḍī f. (cf. śimṛḍī and śigru) a kind of plant L

siṅgabhūpāla

1. siṅga-bhūpāla m. N. of an author (cf. siṃha-bh○) Cat

≫siṅgābhaṭṭa

1. siṅgā-bhaṭṭa m. N. of an author (○ṭṭīya n. his wk.) Cat

siṅgāpidi

1. siṅgāpidi m. N. of a poet ŚārṅgP

siṅghaṇadeva

1. siṅghaṇa-deva m. N. of a king

siṅghāṇa

1. siṅghāṇa &c. See p. 1213, col. 3

sic

1. sic cl. 6. P. Ā. (Dhātup. xxviii, 140) siñcáti, ○te (once in RV. x, 96, 1, sécate pf. siṣeca, siṣice [in RV. also sisicuḥ, sisice]
2. aor. asicat, ○cata [Gr. also asikta]
3. Subj. sicāmahe RV
4. Prec. sicyāt Br
5. fut. sekṣyati, ○te ib. &c
6. inf. sektum MBh. sektavai Br
7. ind. p. siktvā ib
8. -sícya AV
9. -secam or -sekam, (GṛŚrS.), to pour out, discharge, emit, shed, infuse or pour into or on (loc.) RV. &c.&c
10. to emit semen, impregnate RV. AV. Br. Mn
11. to scatter in small drops, sprinkle, besprinkle or moisten with (instr.) RV. &c. &c
12. to dip, soak, steep Bhpr
13. to cast or form anything out of molten metal &c. (2 acc.) RV. AV. AitBr.: Pass. sicyate (ep. also ○ti
14. aor. aseci), to be poured out or sprinkled RV. &c. &c.: Caus. secayati, ○te (ep. also siñcayati
15. aor. asīṣicat or asīsicat), to cause to pour out &c
16. to sprinkle, water (plants &c.) MBh. Kāv. &c.: Desid. siṣikṣati or sisikṣati
17. ○te Gr. (cf. sisikṣā): Intens. sesicyate, sesekti. [Cf. Zd. hincaiti
18. Gk. ? [?] ; AnglṢax. seón ; Germ. [1214,] seihen, seichen.]

≫sikta

1. siktá mfn. poured out, sprinkled, wetted, impregnated RV. &c. &c
2. (ā), f. = sikatā L

⋙siktatā

1. ○tā f. the being sprinkled or watered Rājat

≫sikti

1. siktí f. sprinkling, discharge, effusion RV

≫siktha

1. siktha m. n. (ifc. f. ā) boiled rice from which the water has been poured off Suśr
2. a lump or mouthful of boiled rice kneaded into a ball Kathās
3. n. (also written śiktha) beeswax Kālac
4. a collection of pearls (weighing a Dhāraṇa) VarBṛS
5. indigo (= nīlī) L

≫sikthaka

1. sikthaka (ifc., f. akā or ikā), m. n. = prec. Hcat
2. n. beeswax L

≫sig

1. sig in comp. for 2. sic

⋙sigvāta

1. ○vāta m. wind from the hem of a dress ĀpGṛ

≫sic

1. síc f. the border or hem of a dress RV. AV. ŚBr. GṛŚrS
2. (du.) the two borders or boundaries, i.e. the horizon RV. i, 95, 7
3. (du. and pl.) the wings of an army RV. AV

≫sicaya

1. sicaya m. robe, raiment, cloth, clothes Vikr. Kād. Rājat
2. old or ragged raiment W

≫siñcana

1. siñcana n. sprinkling, watering Hcat

≫seka

1. seka &c. See s.v

sic

1. sic f. = śic, a net BhP

siji

1. siji g. yavâdi

⋙sijimat

1. ○mat mfn. ib

siñcatā

1. siñcatā f. long pepper (vḷ. siñcitā) L

siñjā

1. siñjā siñjâśvattha, siñjita, incorrect for śiñjā &c

siṭ

1. siṭ (cf. √śiṭ), cl. 1. P. seṭati, to despise Dhātup. ix, 18. [Page 1214, Column]

siṇḍākī

1. siṇḍākī incorrect for śiṇḍākī

sita

1. sita mf(ā)n. (prob. formed fr. a-sita as sura fr. asura
2. for 1.and 2. sita See p. 1213, col. 1
3. for 4. See √1. so) white, pale, bright, light (said of a day in the light half of a month and of the waxing moon) MBh. Kāv. &c
4. candid, pure ( See -karman)
5. m. white (the colour) L
6. the light half of the month from new to full moon VarBṛS
7. the planet Venus or its regent (= śukra) ib
8. sugar ib
9. Bauhinia Candida L
10. N. of one of Skanda's attendants MBh
11. (ā), f. white sugar, refined sugar Suśr.: Hcat
12. moonlight L
13. a handsome woman
14. spirituous liquor L
15. N. of various plants (a species of Aparājitā
16. white Kaṇṭakārī
17. white Dūrvā grass
18. Arabian jasmine &c.) Suśr
19. bamboo juice L
20. N. of the Ganges (in sitâsitā, under sitā)
21. one of the 8 Devis (Buddh.) Kālac
22. (am), n. silver L
23. sandal L
24. a radish L

⋙sitakaṭabhī

1. ○kaṭabhī f. a kind of tree L

⋙sitakaṇṭā

1. ○kaṇṭā or f. a white-blossomed Kaṇṭakāri L

⋙sitakaṇṭārikā

1. ○kaṇṭārikā f. a white-blossomed Kaṇṭakāri L

⋙sitakaṇṭha

1. ○kaṇṭha mfn. white-necked MW
2. m. a gallinule L

⋙sitakamala

1. ○kamala n. a white lotus
2. -maya mf(ī)n. consisting of white lotus Kālac

⋙sitakara

1. ○kara m. 'white-rayed', the moon Rājat
2. camphor L
3. ○rânana mf(ā)n. moon-faced Rājat

⋙sitakarṇikā

1. ○karṇikā (Suśr.) or (L.), f. Gendarussa Vulgaris

⋙sitakarṇī

1. ○karṇī (L.), f. Gendarussa Vulgaris

⋙sitakarman

1. ○karman mfn. pure in action MBh

⋙sitakāca

1. ○kāca mfn. dark-yellowish white L
2. m. dark-yṭyellowish whiteness L
3. rock-crystal L

⋙sitakācara

1. ○kācara mfn. dark-smoky white L
2. m. dark-sṭsmoky whiteness L

⋙sitakuñjara

1. ○kuñjara m. a white elephant L
2. N. of Indra's elotus W
3. mfn. riding on a white elotus
4. mṆ. of Indra L

⋙sitakumbhī

1. ○kumbhī f. a white Bignonia L

⋙sitakṛṣṇa

1. ○kṛṣṇa mfn. white and black L
2. m. white and black colour L

⋙sitakeśa

1. ○keśa m. 'white-haired', N. of a Dānava Hariv

⋙sitakṣāra

1. ○kṣāra n. a kind of Borax L

⋙sitakṣudrā

1. ○kṣudrā f. a white-blossomed Kaṇṭakārī ib

⋙sitakhaṇḍa

1. ○khaṇḍa m. white lump-sugar Hcat. Dhūrtan

⋙sitaguñjā

1. ○guñjā f. a whiteblossomed Abrus Precatorius L

⋙sitacihna

1. ○cihna m. a sort of fish L

⋙sitacchattra

1. ○cchattra n. a white umbrella L
2. (ā or ī), f. Anethum Sowa ib

⋙sitacchattrita

1. ○cchattrita mfn. turned into or representing a white umbrella Naish
2. m. having a white umbrella, possessed of the insignia of royalty MW

⋙sitacchada

1. ○cchada mfn. white-winged, having white leaves L
2. m. a goose L
3. (ā), f. white Dūrvā grass ib

⋙sitajā

1. ○jā f. sugar in lumps, lump-sugar ib

⋙sitatara

1. ○tara mfn. extremely white Ml

⋙sitaturaga

1. ○turaga m. 'white-horsed', N. of Arjuna Kir

⋙sitatejas

1. ○tejas mfn. having a white light VP

⋙sitadarbha

1. ○darbha m. white Kuśa grass L

⋙sitadīdhiti

1. ○dīdhiti m. 'white-rayed', the moon Śiś

⋙sitadīpya

1. ○dīpya m. white cumin L

⋙sitadūrvā

1. ○dūrvā f. white Dūrvā grass ib

⋙sitadru

1. ○dru m. a kind of creeper ib

⋙sitadruma

1. ○druma m. (perhaps) a species of birch-tree Hariv

⋙sitadvija

1. ○dvija m. 'white bird', a goose Subh

⋙sitadhātu

1. ○dhātu m. a white mineral MW
2. chalk L

⋙sitapakṣa

1. ○pakṣa m. the light half of a month VarBṛS
2. a white wing MW
3. 'white-winged', a goose L

⋙sitapaṭa

1. ○paṭa m. N. of an author, Praśnôt

⋙sitapadma

1. ○padma n. a white lotus BhP

⋙sitaparṇī

1. ○parṇī f. a kind of plant (= arka-puṣpikā) MW

⋙sitapāṭalikā

1. ○pāṭalikā f. a white Bignonia L

⋙sitapiṅgāṇa

1. ○piṅgāṇa mfn. dark-yellowish-whitish white L
2. m. dark-yṭyellowish-whitish whiteness L

⋙sitapīta

1. ○pīta mfn. white and yellow Śaṃk
2. harin-nīla mfn. bluish-green, yellowish-white L
3. m. bluish-green-yellowish-whiteness L

⋙sitapuṅkhā

1. ○puṅkhā f. a kind of plant L

⋙sitapuṇḍarīka

1. ○puṇḍarīka n. a white lotus Kāv

⋙sitapuṣpa

1. ○puṣpa m. Tabernaemontana Coronaria L
2. Saccharum Spontaneum ib
3. Acacia Sirissa ib
4. = śveta-rohita ib
5. (ā), f. a kind of jasmine (Jasminum Sambac or Sida Cordifolia) Suśr
6. (ī), f. = śvetâparājitā L
7. n. Cyperus Rotundus ib

⋙sitapuṣpāya

1. ○puṣpāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to resemble jasmine Kāv

⋙sitapuṣpika

1. ○puṣpika a kind of leprosy L

⋙sitaprabha

1. ○prabha mf(ā)n. white MBh
2. n. silver L

⋙sitamaṇi

1. ○maṇi m. a crystal
2. -maya mf(ī)n. made of crystal Megh

⋙sitamanas

1. ○manas mfn. pure-hearted VP

⋙sitamarica

1. ○marica n. white pepper L

⋙sitamāraka

1. ○māraka (prob.) wṛ. for -sāraka Car

⋙sitamāṣa

1. ○māṣa m. Dolichos Catjang L

⋙sitamegha

1. ○megha m. a white cloud R

⋙sitayajñopavītin

1. ○yajñôpavītin mfn. invested with a white sacred thread Hcat

⋙sitayāminī

1. ○yāminī f. a bright night, moonlight Bhām

⋙sitarakta

1. ○rakta mf(ā)n. white and red NṛisUp

⋙sitarañjana

1. ○rañjana mfn. yellow L
2. m. yellow (the colour) W

⋙sitaraśmi

1. ○raśmi m. 'white-rayed', the moon L

⋙sitaruci

1. ○ruci mfn. bright-coloured, white Śiś
2. m. the moon Subh

⋙sitalatā

1. ○latā f. a kind of plant L

⋙sitalaśuna

1. ○laśuna garlic L

⋙sitalohita

1. ○lohita mfn. white and red L
2. m. white and red colour L

⋙sitavarman

1. ○varman m. N. of a minister Daś

⋙sitavarṣābhū

1. ○varṣābhū f. Boerhavia Procumbens L

⋙sitavallīja

1. ○vallīja n. white pepper ib

⋙sitavājin

1. ○vājin m. 'having white horses', N. of Arjuna Kir

⋙sitavāraṇa

1. ○vāraṇa m. a white elephant BhP

⋙sitaśarkarā

1. ○śarkarā f. white ground sugar, lump-sṭsugar Sāh. Pañcar

⋙sitaśāyakā

1. ○śāyakā wṛ. for -sāyakā L. [Page 1214, Column]

⋙sitaśiṃśapā

1. ○śiṃśapā f. a kind of plant L

⋙sitaśimbika

1. ○śimbika m. a kind of wheat ib

⋙sitaśiva

1. ○śiva n. rock-salt ib

⋙sitaśūka

1. ○śūka m. barley ib

⋙sitaśūraṇa

1. ○śūraṇa m. or n. a species of Arum ib

⋙sitaśmaśru

1. ○śmaśru mfn. having a white beard MBh

⋙sitaśyāma

1. ○śyāma mfn. blackish-white L
2. m. blackish-white colour L

⋙sitasapti

1. ○sapti mfn. having white steeds
2. m. N. of Arjuna Kir

⋙sitasarṣapa

1. ○sarṣapa m. white mustard, a grain of white mustard-seed VarBṛS

⋙sitasāyakā

1. ○sāyakā f. a kind of plant L

⋙sitasāra

1. ○sāra or m. Achyranthes Triandra ib. (cf. -māraka)

⋙sitasāraka

1. ○sāḍraka m. Achyranthes Triandra ib. (cf. -māraka)

⋙sitasiṃhī

1. ○siṃhī f. a white-blossomed Kaṇṭakārī ib

⋙sitasiddhārtha

1. ○siddhârtha or m. white mustard (or a grain of white mustard-seed) Pañcat

⋙sitasiddhārthaka

1. ○siddhârḍthaka m. white mustard (or a grain of white mustard-seed) Pañcat

⋙sitasindhu

1. ○sindhu f. the Ganges L

⋙sitasiva

1. ○siva v. l. for -śiva ib

⋙sitasūraṇa

1. ○sūraṇa v. l. for -śur○ ib

⋙sitahūṇa

1. ○hūṇa m. pl. the white Huns VarBṛS

⋙sitāṃśu

1. sitâṃśu m. 'white-rayed', the moon Bhartṛ. Kuval
2. camphor L
3. -taila n. camphor-oil ib

⋙sitāṃśuka

1. sitâṃśuka mfn. dressed in a white mantle or garment Vikr

⋙sitākhya

1. sitâkhya n. white pepper L
2. (ā), f. white Dūrvā grass ib

⋙sitāgra

1. sitâgra m. or n. a thorn (for śil○) ib

⋙sitāṅka

1. sitâṅka m. a kind of fish ib

⋙sitāṅga

1. sitâṅga m. a kind of plant ib
2. camphor ib
3. N. of Śiva ib. (printed mit○)
4. -rāga m. a white cosmetic. or pigment for the limbs or body Kum

⋙sitājājī

1. sitâjājī f. white cumin L

⋙sitātapatra

1. sitâtapatra n. a white umbrella (emblem of royalty) Siṃhâs

⋙sitātapavāraṇa

1. sitâtapavāraṇa n. id. Ragh

⋙sitānana

1. sitânana mfn. white-faced
2. m. N. of Garuḍa L
3. of one of Siva's attendants Hariv

⋙sitāpāṅga

1. sitâpâṅga m. 'having white eye-corners', a peacock L

⋙sitābja

1. sitâbja n. a white lotus ib

⋙sitābha

1. sitâbha m. 'white-looking, 'camphor ib
2. (prob.) sugar Pañcar
3. (ā), f. a kind of shrub L

⋙sitābhikaṭabhī

1. sitābhikaṭabhī f. (vḷ. for sitâlikaṭ)

⋙sitābhra

1. sitâbhra m. a white cloud MBh
2. m. n. camphor Kāv

⋙sitābhraka

1. sitâbhraka m. or n. camphor L

⋙sitāmoghā

1. sitâmoghā f. a white-blossomed Bignonia ib

⋙sitāmbara

1. sitâmbara mf(ā)n. clothed in white garments ŚārṅgP
2. m. 'a monk wearing white garments', N. of one of the two great divisions of Jaina monks (= śvet○, q.v.) L

⋙sitāmbuja

1. sitâmbuja or n. a white lotus ib

⋙sitāmbhoja

1. siḍtâmbhoja n. a white lotus ib

⋙sitāyudha

1. sitâyudha m. a kind of fish L

⋙sitārkaka

1. sitârkaka m. a white-blossomed Calotropis L

⋙sitārjaka

1. sitârjaka m. white basil L

⋙sitālaka

1. sitâlaka m. a white Calotropis L. (wṛ. for ○tâlarka)

⋙sitālarka

1. sitâlarka m. a white Calotropis L

⋙sitāli

1. sitâli mfn. having white lines MW
2. -katabhī f. a species of Achyranthes L
3. ○likā f. 'white-lined', a cockle MW

⋙sitāvara

1. sitâvara m. a species of culinary plant (also written śit○) Bhpr
2. (ī), f. Venonia Anthelminthica L

⋙sitāśva

1. sitâśva mfn. having white horses
2. m. N. of Arjuna MBh
3. the moon L

⋙sitāsita

1. sitâsita mfn. (for sitâs○ See under sitā below) white and black MaitrUp. MBh. Pur
2. good and evil, MaitrUP
3. m. N. of Bala-deva L
4. du. Venus and Saturn ib
5. -kamaladala-nayana-tā f. having eyes like the petals of a dark and white lotus (one of the 80 minor marks of a Buddha) Dharmas. 84
6. -roga m. a partic. disease of the eyes Cat

⋙sitāhvaya

1. sitâhvaya m. 'white-named', the planet Venus (cf. śukra) VarBṛS
2. N. of various plants (= śveta-rohita
3. = śveta-śigru, a white-blossomed Tulasī) L

⋙sitekṣu

1. sitêkṣu m. a species of sugarcane ib

⋙sitetara

1. sitêtara mfn. 'other than white', black, dark, blue Śiś. Kum. Laghuj
2. white and black BhP
3. m. a kind of dark-coloured rice L
4. Dolichos Uniflorus ib
5. -gati m. 'having a black course', fire ib
6. -saroja n. a blue lotus Śiś

⋙sitairaṇḍa

1. sitâiraṇḍa m. the white Ricinus L

⋙sitotpala

1. sitôtpala n. a white lotus VarBṛS. Hit. Vet

⋙sitodaka

1. sitôdaka wṛ. for śīt○ Kāraṇḍ

⋙sitodara

1. sitôdara m. 'white-bellied', N. of Kubera L

⋙sitodbhava

1. sitôdbhava mfn. produced from sugar MW
2. n. white sandal L

⋙sitopala

1. sitôpala m. 'white stone', chalk L
2. crystal ib
3. rock-crystal ib
4. (ā), f. sugar Kāv. Suśr. Pañcar. (m. c. also ○pala)
5. white or refined sugar MW
6. n. chalk ib

⋙sitoṣṇavāraṇa

1. sitôṣṇa-vāraṇa n. 'white heat-protector', a white umbrella ib

≫sitaka

1. sitaka mfn. g. ṛsyâdi

≫sitā

1. sitā f. of 3. sita, col. 2

⋙sitākhaṇḍa

1. ○khaṇḍa m. sugar in lumps, lump-sugar L
2. a kind of refined sugar (said to be prepared from honey) MW

⋙sitātraya

1. ○traya n. three kinds of white sugar (= tri-sitā) L

⋙sitādi

1. ○"ṣdi (○tâdi m. molasses ib

⋙sitāpāka

1. ○pāka m. refined sugar Bhpr

⋙sitālatā

1. ○latā f. white Dūrvā grass Car

⋙sitāsita

1. ○"ṣsita (○tâs○), n. (for sitâs○ above) N. of Prayāga KāśīKh
2. (ā), f. du. the Ganges and Jumnā rivers at Prayāga ib

≫siti

1. siti mfn. (wṛ. for śiti
2. for 1. See p. 1213, col. 1
3. for 3. See √1. so) white L
4. black ib

⋙sitikaṇṭha

1. ○kaṇṭha mfn. having a white throat MW
2. dark-necked ib
3. m. Śiva ib. (cf. śiti-k○)

⋙sitimāraka

1. ○māraka (prob.) wṛ. for sita-sāraka Car

⋙sitivāra

1. ○vāra m. = śiti-v○ MW

⋙sitivāsas

1. ○vāsas mfn. clad in black ib
2. m. N. of Bala-rāma (for śiti-v○) Śiś

≫sitiman

1. sitiman m. whiteness Kāv. [Page 1215, Column]

≫sitīkṛ

1. sitī-√kṛ P. -karoti, to make white or bright Sāh. Naish

≫sitīvāra

1. sitī-vāra a kind of plant (vḷ. sitâr○ q.v.
2. cf. siti-v○ above) Kauś

sidguṇḍa

1. sidguṇḍa m. a person whose father is a Brāhman and whose mother is a Parājakī L

siddhartha

1. siddhártha See col, 3

sidh

1. sidh cl. 1. P. sedhati, to go, move Dhātup. iii, 10 Naigh. ii, 14 (accord. to Pāṇ. 7-3, 113 the s of this √is not changed to ṣ after prepositions
2. cf. abhi- and pari-√sidh)

sidh

1. sidh cl. 1. P. (Dhātup. iii, 11) sédhati (in later language also ○te
2. pf. siṣedha, ep. also siṣidhe
3. aor. asedhīt Gr. also asaitsīt
4. fut. seddhā or sedhitā Gr
5. setsyati or sedhiṣyati MBh. &c
6. inf. seddhum Br. &c
7. sedhitum Gr
8. ind. p. -sídhya AV.), to drive off, scare away, repel, restrain, hinder RV. Kauś
9. to punish, chastise Bhaṭṭ
10. to ordain, instruct Dhātup
11. to turn ont well or auspiciously ib.: Pass. sidhyate (aor. asedhi), to be driven or kept off or repelled MBh. &c.: Caus. sedhayati (aor. asīṣidhat), Gr.: Desid. of Caus. siṣedhayiṣati ib.: Desid. sisedhiṣati, sisidhiṣati, siṣitsati ib.: Intens. seṣidhyate, seṣeddhi (pr. p. -séṣidhat RV.) ib

≫siddha

1. siddha mfn. driven off, scared away PañcavBr

≫siddhi

1. siddhi f. driving off, putting aside Yājñ

sidh

1. sidh (weak form of √sādh), cl. 4. P. (Dhātup. xxvi, 83) sídhyati (ep. and m.c. also ○te
2. pf: siṣedha RV. i, 32, 13
3. aor. asidhat Gr
4. saitsīt Sarvad
5. Prec. sidhyāsam Gr
6. fut. seddhā ib
7. setsyati, ○te MBh. &c
8. inf. seddhum Gr
9. ind. p. sedhitvā, sidhitvā, or siddhvā ib.), to be accomplished or fulfilled or effected or settled, be successful, succeed RV. &c. &c
10. to hit a mark (loc.) Śak
11. to attain one's aim or object, have success MBh. Kāv. &c
12. to attain the highest object, become perfect, attain beatitude R. BhP
13. to be valid or admissible, hold good Mn. Yājñ
14. to be proved or demonstrated or established, result from Pat. Pañcat. Sarvad
15. to be set right, (esp.) be healed or cured Suśr. BhP
16. to be well cooked W
17. to conform to a person's will, yield to (gen.) Kathās
18. to fall to a person's (gen.) lot or share Prab
19. to come into existence, originate, arise BhP.: Caus. sedhayati (aor. asīṣidhat) or sādhayati, to show the knowledge or skill (of any one, the former, 'with reference to sacred things', the latter, 'to secular things') Pat. on Pāṇ. 6-1, 49 (sadh○), to accomplish, effect MW.: Desid. siṣitsati Gr.: Int. seṣidhyate, seṣeddhi ib

≫siddha

1. siddha mfn. accomplished, fulfilled, effected, gained, acquired MBh. Ragh
2. one who has attained his object, successful BhP
3. one who has attained the highest object, thoroughly skilled or versed in (dat. or comp.) MBh. R. &c
4. perfected, become perfect, beatified, endowed with supernatural faculties ( See 2. siddhi) ib
5. sacred, holy, divine, illustrious W
6. hit (as a mark) Kathās
7. prepared, cooked, dressed (as food) Mn. MBh. &c
8. healed, cured Pañcat
9. valid (as a rule in grammar, See as○)
10. admitted to be true or right, established, settled, proved Pat. Mn. Sāṃkhyak. Sarvad
11. resulting from W
12. adjudicated, decided, terminated (as a lawsuit) W
13. paid, liquidated, settled (as a debt) ib
14. ready for payment(as money) Hit
15. well-known, notorious, celebrated (= prasiddha) ĀśvŚr. R. &c
16. effective, powerful, miraculous, supernatural Cāṇ. Rājat
17. Vet
18. subdued, brought into subjection (by magical powers), subject or obedient to (gen.) Pañcat. Kathās
19. peculiar, singular Mālatīm
20. invariable, unalterable Pat
21. m. a Siddha or semidivine being of great purity and perfection and said to possess the eight supernatural faculties ( See 2. siddhi
22. accord. to some, the Siddhas inhabit, together with the Munis &c., the Bhuvar-loka or atmosphere between the earth and heaven
23. accord. to VP. eighty-eight thousand of them occupy the regions of the sky north of the sun and south of the seven Ṛishis
24. they are regarded as immortal, but only as living to the end of a Kalpa q.v.
25. in the later mythology the are some times confused with the
26. Sādhyas q.v. or take their place) ĀśvGṛ. MBh. &c
27. any inspired sage or prophet or seer (e.g. Vyāsa, Kapila &c.) ib
28. any holy personage or great saint (esp. one who has attained to one of the states of beatitude, cf. sālokya) MBh. Kāv. &c
29. any great adept in magic or one who has acquired supernatural powers ib. [Page 1215, Column]
30. (with Jainas) a Jina or Arhat
31. N. of the number 24 (ci. jina
32. the 21st of the astron. Yogas. L
33. a lawsuit, judicial trial (= vyavahāra) L
34. N. of a Deva-gandharva MBh
35. of a Rājarshi ib
36. of a king Rājat
37. of a brother of Jajja ib
38. of a Brāhman Buddh
39. of an author Cat
40. a kind of thorn-apple L
41. another plant or a sort of hard sugar (= guḍa) L
42. (pl.) N. of a people MBh. VP
43. (ā), f. a Siddhā or semi-divine female R. (cf. comp.)
44. N. of one of the Yoginis (q.v.) L. (accord. to Sāh. siddhā is also used at the end of names of courtezans)
45. a kind of medicinal plant or √(= ṛddhi) L
46. (am), n. magic, supernatural power Pañcar
47. sea-salt L

⋙siddhakajjala

1. ○kajjala n. magical lamp-black Kāvyâd. Sch

⋙siddhakalpa

1. ○kalpa (?), m. N. of a partic. cosmic period Buddh

⋙siddhakāma

1. ○kāma mfn. having the wishes fulfilled R

⋙siddhakāmeśvarī

1. ○kāmêśvarī f. one of the five forms of Kāmâkhyā or Durgā, KāP

⋙siddhakārya

1. ○kārya mfn. one whose object is accomplished Kathās

⋙siddhakerala

1. ○kerala n. 'perfect Kerala', N. of a district Cat

⋙siddhakṣetra

1. ○kṣetra n. 'land of the Blest', a region inhabited by the Siddhas (also as N. of various sacred regions) MBh. Kathās. Pur
2. -parvata m. N. of a mountain in Siddha-kshetra Kathās

⋙siddhakhaṇḍa

1. ○khaṇḍa m. a sort of sugar L
2. N. of various wks

⋙siddhakheṭīsāriṇī

1. ○kheṭī-sāriṇī f. N. of wk

⋙siddhagaṅgā

1. ○gaṅgā f. the divine or heavenly Ganges (= mandākinī) L

⋙siddhagati

1. ○gati f. g. deva-pathâdi

⋙siddhaguru

1. ○guru m. N. of an author Cat

⋙siddhagraha

1. ○graha m. N. of a demon causing a partic. kind of seizure or madness MBh

⋙siddhacandragaṇi

1. ○candra-gaṇi m. N. of the author of a Comm. on the Kādambarī

⋙siddhajana

1. ○jana m. beatified people, the Blest R

⋙siddhajala

1. ○jala n. 'cooked water', the fermented water of boiled rice, sour rice-gruel L

⋙siddhatāpasa

1. ○tāpasa m. an ascetic endowed with supernatural power Daś
2. (ī), f. a female ascetic &c. Kathās

⋙siddhatva

1. ○tva n. (or -tā f.) perfection, perfect state NṛisUp
2. the condition of a Siddha R. Pañcar
3. the establishment or validity of a rule or doctrine, APrāt. Sarvad
4. the being known or understood BhP

⋙siddhadarśana

1. ○darśana n. the seeing or sight of the Blest Cat

⋙siddhadeva

1. ○deva m. 'perfected deity', N. of Śiva L

⋙siddhadravya

1. ○dravya n. any magical object Cat

⋙siddhadhātu

1. ○dhātu m. perfected mineral, quicksilver L

⋙siddhadhāman

1. ○dhāman n. the abode of the Blest Kathās

⋙siddhanandin

1. ○nandin m. N. of a grammarian Cat

⋙siddhanara

1. ○nara m. a sorcerer, fortune-teller Siṃhâs

⋙siddhanagārjuna

1. ○nágârjuna m. N. of an author Gaṇar
2. n. N. of wk. on magic
3. -tantra, n
4. ○nīya n. N. of wks

⋙siddhanātha

1. ○nātha m

⋙siddhanārāyaṇa

1. ○nārāyaṇa m. N. of authors Cat

⋙siddhapakṣa

1. ○pakṣa m. the logically proved side of an argument MW

⋙siddhapati

1. ○pati m. N. of a man (also called Mudgara-gomin) Buddh

⋙siddhapatha

1. ○patha m. 'path of the Blest', the atmosphere BhP

⋙siddhapada

1. ○pada n. N. of a sacred place ib

⋙siddhapātra

1. ○pātra m. N. of one of Skanda's attendants MBh
2. of a Deva-putra Lalit

⋙siddhapāda

1. ○pāda m. N. of a teacher of the Yoga Cat

⋙siddhapīṭha

1. ○pīṭha m. = -kṣetra L

⋙siddhaputra

1. ○putra m. the son of a Siddha HPariś

⋙siddhapura

1. ○pura n. or 'city of the Blest', N. of a mythical city (located in the extreme north or, accord. to others, in the southern or lower regions of the earth) Sūryas. Āryabh. Gol

⋙siddhapurī

1. ○purī f. 'city of the Blest', N. of a mythical city (located in the extreme north or, accord. to others, in the southern or lower regions of the earth) Sūryas. Āryabh. Gol

⋙siddhapuruṣa

1. ○puruṣa m. = -nara Siṃhâs
2. a man who has attained perfection MW

⋙siddhapuṣpa

1. ○puṣpa m. 'having perfect flowers', the Kara-viira plant L

⋙siddhaprayojana

1. ○prayojana m. white mustard L

⋙siddhaprāṇeśvara

1. ○prâṇêśvara m. a partic. mixture or preparation Rasêndrac

⋙siddhaprāya

1. ○prâya mfn. almost accomplished, nearly perfected MW

⋙siddhabuddha

1. ○buddha m. N. of a teacher of Yoga (vḷ. śuddha-buddhi) Cat

⋙siddhabhūmi

1. ○bhūmi f. = -kṣetra Pañcat

⋙siddhamata

1. ○mata n. the ideas or sentiments of the Blest Cat

⋙siddhamanorama

1. ○manorama m. N. of the second day of the civil month (Karmamāsa), IndSt

⋙siddhamantra

1. ○mantra m. a partic. efficacious Mantra Vet. Gīt
2. N. of a medical wk. by Keśavabhaṭṭa

⋙siddhamātrikā

1. ○mātrikā f. N. of a partic. alphabet L
2. of a goddess Cat

⋙siddhamānasa

1. ○mānasa mfn. having a completely satisfied mind R

⋙siddhamūlikānighaṇṭu

1. ○mūlikā-nighaṇṭu m. N. of a dictionary

⋙siddhamodaka

1. ○modaka m. sugar prepared from bamboo-manna L

⋙siddhayātrika

1. ○yātrika wṛ. for siddhi-j○

⋙siddhayāmala

1. ○yāmala n. N. of a Tantra

⋙siddhayoga

1. ○yoga m. magical agency Kathās
2. N. of a medical wk. by Vṛinda
3. -mālā f. -saṃgraha m. N. of wks
4. ○gêśvara-tantra n. N. of a Tantra wk
5. m. a partic. mixture or preparation Rasêndrac

⋙siddhayogin

1. ○yogin m. N. of Śiva MBh
2. (inī), f. a sorceress, witch, fairy Kathās
3. N. of Manasā Cat

⋙siddhayoṣit

1. ○yoṣit f. a female Siddha, beatified woman BhP

⋙siddharaṅgakalpa

1. ○raṅga-kalpa m. N. of ch. of the Skanda-purāṇa

⋙siddharatna

1. ○ratna mfn. possessing a magic jewel Kathās

⋙siddharasa

1. ○rasa m. 'perfected metalic fluid', quicksilver Naish
2. one who by means of quicksilver becomes a Siddha even in the present life (and so acquires supernatural powers) Caṇḍ. [Page 1215, Column]
3. an alchemist W
4. mfn. possessing perfected metallic fluids, mineral, metallic ib
5. -daṇḍa m. a kind of magic wand Pañcad

⋙siddharasāyana

1. ○rasâyana mfn. possessing an elixir (for prolonging life) Kathās

⋙siddharāja

1. ○rāja m. N. of a king Rājat
2. -varṇana n. N. of wk. Gaṇar

⋙siddharātrī

1. ○rātrī (?), f. N. of a medical wk

⋙siddharudreśvaratīrtha

1. ○rudrêśvara-tīrtha n. N. of a Tirtha Cat

⋙siddharūpa

1. ○rūpa n. the right or correct thing TPrāt. Sch

⋙siddharṣi

1. ○rṣi m. (○ddha + ṛṣi) N. of the author of the Siddhayoga-mālā

⋙siddhalakṣa

1. ○lakṣa mfn. one who has hit the mark Kathās

⋙siddhalakṣmaṇa

1. ○lakṣmaṇa m. N. of an author Cat

⋙siddhalakṣmī

1. ○lakṣmī f. (prob.) a form of Lakshmi
2. -stotra n. N. of a ch. of various Purānas

⋙siddhaloka

1. ○loka m. the world of the Blest BhP

⋙siddhavaṭa

1. ○vaṭa m. N. of a place Cat
2. (ī), f. N. of a goddess ib
3. (○ṭa) -sthala-kalpa m. N. of a ch. of the Skanda-purāṇa (also called śrī-śaila-dakṣiṇa-dvāra-sthala-kalpa)

⋙siddhavat

1. ○vat ind. as established or proved (with √kṛ, 'to regard as estṭestablished or proved') Sāy

⋙siddhavana

1. ○vana n. 'grove of the Blest', N. of a place Cat

⋙siddhavarti

1. ○varti f. magical wick (vḷ. siddhi-v○) Pañcat

⋙siddhavasti

1. ○vasti m. a strong injection (as of oil &c.) Suśr

⋙siddhavastu

1. ○vastu (prob. n.) a spelling-book Buddh

⋙siddhavāsa

1. ○vāsa m. 'dwelling of the Blest', N. of a place Kathās

⋙siddhavidyā

1. ○vidyā f. the doctrine relating to perfected beings Pañcar
2. a partic. form of the Mahā-vidyā L
3. -dīpikā f. N. of wk. on the worship of Dakshiṇa-kālī by Śaṃkara (pupil of Jagan-nātha)

⋙siddhavīrya

1. ○vīrya m. 'possessing perfect strength', N. of a Muni MārkP

⋙siddhaśābaratantra

1. ○śābara-tantra n. N. of a Tantra

⋙siddhasaṃkalpa

1. ○saṃkalpa mfn. one whose wishes are accomplished MW

⋙siddhasaṃgha

1. ○saṃgha m. a company of Siddhas, assemblage of perfected beings W

⋙siddhasamākhya

1. ○samākhya mfn. called siddha (with kṣetra n. = siddha-kṣetra) Cat

⋙siddhasambandha

1. ○sambandha mfn. one whose kindred are well known L

⋙siddhasarit

1. ○sarit f. 'river of the Blest', N. of the Ganges Bālar

⋙siddhasalila

1. ○salila n. = -jala L

⋙siddhasādhana

1. ○sādhana m. white mustard L
2. n. the performance of magical or mystical rites (for acquiring supernatural powers &c.) W
3. the materials employed in those rites ib
4. the proving of anything already proved Kap
5. -doṣa m. the mistake of doing so MW

⋙siddhasādhita

1. ○sādhita mfn. one who his learned (the art of medicine) by practice (not by study) Car

⋙siddhasādhya

1. ○sādhya mfn. who or what has effected what was to be done W
2. effected, accomplished, proved ib
3. m. a partic. Mantra MW
4. n. demonstrated proof or conclusion ib
5. ○dhyaka m. a partic. Mantra Tantras

⋙siddhasārasaṃhitā

1. ○sāra-saṃhitā f. N. of a medical wk

⋙siddhasārasvata

1. ○sārasvata N. of a Tantra wk
2. (with śabdânuśāsana) N. of a gram. wk
3. -dīpikā f. N. of a Comm. by Padma-nābha on the Bhuvanêśvari-stotra
4. -stotra n. another N. for bhuvanêśvarī-stotra

⋙siddhasiddha

1. ○siddha mfn. thoroughly efficacious (said of a partic. Mantra) Tantras
2. ○ddhâñjana n. ○ddhânta m. ○ddhânta-paddhati f. N. of wks

⋙siddhasindhu

1. ○sindhu m. 'river of the Siddhas', N. of the heavenly Ganges

⋙siddhasusiddha

1. ○susiddha mfn. 'exceedingly efficacious' (said of a partic. Mantra) Tantras

⋙siddhasena

1. ○sena m. 'having a divine or perfect army', N. of Kārttikeya (god of war) L
2. of an astronomer VarBṛS
3. -divākara or -divākṛt m. N. of a son of Sarva-jña and pupil of Vṛiddha-vāda-sūri (said to have induced Vikramâditya to tolerate the Jainas) Cat
4. -vākya-kāra (Sarvad.), -sūri (Siṃhâs.), m. N. of authors

⋙siddhasevita

1. ○sevita m. 'honoured or worshipped by Siddhas', N. of a form of Bhairava or Śiva (= baṭuka-bhairava) L

⋙siddhasopāna

1. ○sopāna n. N. of wk

⋙siddhasthala

1. ○sthala (Pañcar.),

⋙siddhasthāna

1. ○sthāna (L.), n. the place or region of the Blest

⋙siddhasthālī

1. ○sthālī f. the magical caldron of a great adept or sage (said to overflow with any kind of food at the wish of the possessor) MW

⋙siddhahemakumāra

1. ○hema-kumāra m. N. of a king Hemac. Sch

⋙siddhaheman

1. ○heman n. purified gold Cat

⋙siddhāgama

1. siddhâgama m. N. of wk

⋙siddhāṅganā

1. siddhâṅganā f. a beatified woman, female Siddha Megh. Vās. Kathās

⋙siddhecala

1. siddhêcala m. 'mountain of the Blest', N. of a mountain Siṃhâs
2. -pūjā f. N. of wk

⋙siddhājña

1. siddhâjña mfn. one whose orders are executed VarBṛS

⋙siddhāñjana

1. siddhâñjana n. magical ointment, DaŚ. Kathās
2. ○nāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to become a magical oiṭointment Dhanaṃj

⋙siddhādeśa

1. siddhâdeśa m. the prediction of a seer Mṛicch
2. one whose predictions are fulfilled, prophet, soothsayer, fortune-teller Mālav. Ratnâv

⋙siddhānanda

1. siddhânanda m. N. of an author Cat

⋙siddhānta

1. siddhânta &c., See s.v

⋙siddhānna

1. siddhânna n. dressed food, cooked victuals L

⋙siddhāpagā

1. siddhâpagā m. = siddha-sindhu L

⋙siddhāmbā

1. siddhâmbā f. 'the blest mother', N. of Durgā Cat

⋙siddhāri

1. siddhâri m. 'enemy of the Siddhas', N. of a partic. Mantra Tantras

⋙siddhārtha

1. siddhârtha mf(ā)n. one who has accomplished an aim or object, successful, prosperous MBh. Kāv. &c. [Page 1216, Column]
2. leading to the goal, efficient, efficacious Hariv. R
3. one whose aim or intention is known L
4. m. 'he who has fulfilled the object (of his coming)', N. of the great Buddha (Gautama or Śākya-muni, founder of Buddhism) MWB. 43
5. of a Māra-putra Lalit
6. of a Dānava Kathās
7. of one of Skanda's attendants MBh
8. of a king ib
9. of a councillor of Daśa-ratha R
10. of the father of Mahā-viira (the 24th Arhat of the present Avasarpiṇī) Kathās
11. of a poet Subh
12. (ā), f. N. of the mother of the 4th Arhat of the present Avasarpiṇī L
13. white mustard Suśr. VarBṛS. &c
14. the Indian fig-tree L
15. the 53rd year in Jupiter's cycle of 60 years VarBṛS
16. n. (scil. vāstu) a building with two halls (one to the west, and one to the south) VarBṛS
17. -kārin m. N. of Śiva MBh
18. -carita n. N. of a poem
19. -pṛcchā f. N. of wk. on symbols belonging to deities Hcat
20. -mati m. N. of a Bodhisattva Lalit
21. -mānin mfn. one who thinks he has attained his object Kathās
22. -saṃhitā f. N. of wk. Hcat

⋙siddhārthaka

1. siddhârthaka m. white mustard (exceptionally also n.) Suśr. VarBṛS. &c
2. N. of two officials Mudr
3. n. a kind of ointment Suśr

⋙siddhārthin

1. siddhârthin m. the 53rd year in Jupiter's cycle of 60 years Cat

⋙siddhāśrama

1. siddhâśrama m. 'hermitage of the Blest', N. of a hermitage in the Himâlaya (where Vishṇu performed penance during his dwarf incarnation) R. Ragh
2. -tīrtha n. N. of a Tīrtha Śukas
3. -pada n. (the place of) the hermitage of the Blest R

⋙siddhāsana

1. siddhâsana n. a partic. sedent posture in religious meditation (described as placing the left heel under the body and the right heel in front of it, fixing the sight between the eyebrows, and meditating upon the syllable om) Cat
2. m. N. of Skanda L

⋙siddhecchā

1. siddhêcchā f. a partic. mode of livelihood Baudh

⋙siddheśa

1. siddhêśa m. lord of the Blest BhP

⋙siddheśvara

1. siddhêśvara m. id. ib. (ī f. VarP.)
2. N. of various authors &c. (also with bhaṭṭa.) Cat
3. of a mountain Inscr
4. -tantra n. N. of a Tantra
5. -tīrtha n. N. of various Tirthas Cat
6. -stotra n. N. of a Stotra

⋙siddhaikavīratantra

1. siddhâika-vīra-tantra n. N. of a Tantra

⋙siddhaiśvarya

1. siddhâiśvarya n. dominion over the Blest Pañcar

⋙siddhodaka

1. siddhôdaka n. N. of a Tīrtha Kathās

⋙siddhāugha

1. siddhâugha m. N. of certain Gurus (or teachers of mystical Mantras) revered by the Tāntrikas (named Nārada, Kāśyapa, Śambhu, Bhārgava, Kula-kauśika) Cat

⋙siddhauṣadha

1. siddhâuṣadha n. 'perfect drug', a specific, panacea Bhām
2. -saṃgraha m. N. of wk

⋙siddhauṣadhika

1. siddhâuṣadhika n. a collection of five drugs or medicines (viz. taila-kanda, sudhā-k○, kroḍa-k○, rudantikā, and sarpa-netrā) L

≫siddhaka

1. siddhaka m. a kind of tree (perhaps = Vitex Negundo or Vatica Robusta or the Sāl tree) Suśr
2. (prob. n.) a kind of metre Col

≫siddhānta

1. siddhânta m. established end, final end or aim or purpose (cf. sama-s○), (cf. rāddhânta), demonstrated conclusion of an argument (or the 4th member of a syllogism following on the refutation of the pūrva-pakṣa, q.v.), settled opinion or doctrine, dogma, axiom, received or admitted truth (of four kinds, See sarva-tantra-s○?, prati-tantra-s○, adhikaraṇa-s○, abhyupagama-s○) MBh. Kap. Sarvad. (cf. IW. 64)
2. any fixed or established or canonical text-book or received scientific treatise on any subject (esp. on astronomy and mathematics
3. often ifc., as the following 9, Brahma-sṭsubject, Sūrya-sṭsubject, Soma-sṭsubject, Bṛihaspati-sṭsubject, Garga-sṭsubject, Nārada-sṭsubject, Parāśara-sṭsubject, Pulastya-sṭsubject, Vasishṭha-sṭsubject
4. or the following 5, Sid, dhântas, Pauliśa-sṭsubject, Romaka-sṭsubject, Vāsishṭha-sṭsubject, Śaura-sṭsubject, and Paitāmaha-sṭsubject) VarBṛS. Sarvad. IW. 175
5. a partic. class of Buddhist and Jaina wks

⋙siddhāntakalpalatā

1. ○kalpalatā f

⋙siddhāntakāpavallī

1. ○kāpavallī f. N. of Vedânta wks

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1. siddhāntakalpavallīvyākhyāna3siddhânta--kalpavallī-vyākhyāna n. N. of an astron. wk. by Yallayâcārya

⋙siddhāntakārikā

1. ○kārikā f. N. of a Nyāya wk

⋙siddhāntakoṭi

1. ○koṭi f. the conclusive point in an argument MW

⋙siddhāntakaumudī

1. ○kaumudī f. N. of a celebrated grammar by Bhaṭṭoji-dikshita (giving a particular arrangement of Pāṇini's Sūtras with Comm.)
2. -koṭi-pattra n. -gūḍha-phakkikā-prakāśa m. -vilāsa m. -sāra m. N. of wks

⋙siddhāntagarbha

1. ○garbha m. N. of wk. by Mandanapāla

⋙siddhāntagītā

1. ○gītā f. N. of a Vedânta wk

⋙siddhāntagūḍhārthaprakāśaka

1. ○gūḍhârtha-prakāśaka m

⋙siddhāntagrantha

1. ○grantha m. N. of wks

⋙siddhāntacandrikā

1. ○candrikā f. N. of various wks. (also -khaṇḍana n. and -ṭīkā f.)

⋙siddhāntacandrodaya

1. ○candrôdaya m. a Comm. on the Tarka-saṃgraha (written in 1774 AḌ. for Rājas-siṃha, son of king Gaja-siṃha of Vikrama-paṭṭana, by Kṛishṇa-dhūrjaṭi-dikshita)

⋙siddhāntacintāmaṇi

1. ○cintāmaṇi m

⋙siddhāntacintāratnasaṃgraha

1. ○cintāratna-saṃgraha m

⋙siddhāntacūḍāmaṇi

1. ○cūḍāmaṇi m

⋙siddhāntajāhnavī

1. ○jāhnavī f

⋙siddhāntajyotsnā

1. ○jyotsnā f. N. of wks

⋙siddhāntatattva

1. ○tattva n. N. of various wks. (esp. of a Vaiśeshika wk., also called Padârtha-viveka) [Page 1216, Column]
2. -dīpa m. -prakāśikā f. -bindu (or siddhânta-bindū), m. -bindu-saṃdīpana n. -viveka m. -sarvasva n. N. of wks

⋙siddhāntatari

1. ○tari f

⋙siddhāntadarpana

1. ○darpana m

⋙siddhāntadīpa

1. ○dīpa m

⋙siddhāntadīpaprabhā

1. ○dīpa-prabhā f

⋙siddhāntadīpikā

1. ○dīpikā f. N. of wks

⋙siddhāntadharmāgama

1. ○dharmâgama m. an established traditional rule Kāv

⋙siddhāntanirṇaya

1. ○nirṇaya m

⋙siddhāntanaiyāyikamata

1. ○naiyāyika-mata n

⋙siddhāntanyāyacandrikā

1. ○nyāya-candrikā f. N. of wks

⋙siddhāntapakṣa

1. ○pakṣa m. the logically correct side of an argument MW

⋙siddhāntapañcānana

1. ○pañcânana m. N. of the author of the Vākya-tattva

⋙siddhāntapañjara

1. ○pañjara n. N. of wk. by Saṃkarâcārya

⋙siddhāntapaṭala

1. ○paṭala m. n. N. of wk. on the worship of Rāma

⋙siddhāntapaddhati

1. ○paddhati f. = siddha-siddhânta-paddhati

⋙siddhāntapīyūṣa

1. ○pīyūṣa m. n

⋙siddhāntabindu

1. ○bindu m. ( siddhânta-tattva-b○),

⋙siddhāntabinduvyākhyā

1. ○binduvyākhyā f

⋙siddhāntabhāṣya

1. ○bhāṣya n

⋙siddhāntamakaranda

1. ○makaranda m

⋙siddhāntamañjarī

1. ○mañjarī f

⋙siddhāntamañjūṣā

1. ○mañjūṣā f

⋙siddhāntamañjūṣākhaṇḍana

1. ○mañjūṣā-khaṇḍana n

⋙siddhāntamaṇimañjarī

1. ○maṇi-mañjarī f

⋙siddhāntamanoramā

1. ○manoramā f. N. of wks

⋙siddhāntamuktāvalī

1. ○muktâvalī f. N. of various wks. (esp. of a Comm. by Viśva-nātha Pañcânana Bhaṭṭâcārya Tarkâlaṃkāra on the Bhāshā-pariccheda IW. 61)
2. -prakāśa m. N. of a Comm. on that wk

⋙siddhāntamudrā

1. ○mudrā f

⋙siddhāntaratna

1. ○ratna n

⋙siddhāntaratnamālā

1. ○ratna-mālā f

⋙siddhāntaratnākara

1. ○ratnâkara m

⋙siddhāntaratnāvalī

1. ○ratnâvalī f

⋙siddhāntarahasya

1. ○rahasya n. N. of wks

⋙siddhāntalakṣaṇa

1. ○lakṣaṇa n. N. of various wks. (also ā f.)
2. -kroḍa m. -ṭīkā f. -dīdhiti-ṭīkā f. -pariṣkāra m. -prakāśa m. -rahasya n. -viveka-prakaraṇa n. N. of wks

⋙siddhāntalaghukhamāṇika

1. ○laghu-khamāṇika m

⋙siddhāntalava

1. ○lava m

⋙siddhāntaleśa

1. ○leśa m. N. of wks

⋙siddhāntavāgīśa

1. ○vāg-īśa m. (also with bhaṭṭâcārya) N. of various scholars Cat

⋙siddhāntavāṅmālā

1. ○vāṅ-mālā f. N. of a Comm. (also called vallabha-siddhânta-ṭīkā) by Purushôttama

⋙siddhāntavācaspati

1. ○vācaspati m. N. of the author of the Śuddhi-makaranda Cat

⋙siddhāntavilāsa

1. ○vilāsa m

⋙siddhāntaviveka

1. ○viveka m

⋙siddhāntaveda

1. ○veda m

⋙siddhāntavelā

1. ○velā f

⋙siddhāntavaijayantī

1. ○vaijayantī f

⋙siddhāntavyākhyā

1. ○vyākhyā f

⋙siddhāntavyāpti

1. ○vyāpti f

⋙siddhāntavyutpattilakṣaṇa

1. ○vyutpatti-lakṣaṇa n

⋙siddhāntaśataka

1. ○śataka n

⋙siddhāntaśikṣā

1. ○śikṣā f

⋙siddhāntaśikhāmaṇi

1. ○śikhāmaṇi m. N. of wks

⋙siddhāntaśiromaṇi

1. ○śiromaṇi m. N. of an astron. wk. by Bhāskara (in 4 divisions called līlāvatī, bīja-gaṇita, gaṇitâdhyāya, and golâ dhyāya) IW. 176
2. -prakāśa m. -vāsanā-vārttika n. and ○ṇy-udāharaṇa n. N. of Comms. on the above wk

⋙siddhāntaśekhara

1. ○śekhara m

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1. siddhāntasaṃhitāsārasamuccaya3siddhânta--saṃhitā-sārasamuccaya m

⋙siddhāntasaṃgraha

1. ○saṃgraha m

⋙siddhāntasaṃgrahaṭīkā

1. ○saṃgrahaṭīkā f

⋙siddhāntasaṃdarbha

1. ○saṃdarbha m

⋙siddhāntasamāsa

1. ○samāsa m. N. of wks

⋙siddhāntasāra

1. ○sāra m. N. of various wks
2. (with kaustubha) N. of a translation of the Almagest by Jagan-nātha
3. -dīpikā f. -saṃgraha, m
4. ○râvalī f. N. of wks

⋙siddhāntasārvabhauma

1. ○sārvabhauma m. or n

⋙siddhāntasiddhāñjana

1. ○siddhâñjana n

⋙siddhāntasindhu

1. ○sindhu m

⋙siddhāntasudhānidhi

1. ○sudhānidhi m

⋙siddhāntasundara

1. ○sundara m. or n. (also called sundara-siddhânta),

⋙siddhāntasūktamañjarī

1. ○sū7ktamañjarī f

⋙siddhāntasūtrabhāṣyaṭīkā

1. ○sūtra-bhāṣya-ṭīkā f

⋙siddhāntasetukā

1. ○setukā f

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1. siddhāntasvānubhūtiprakāśikā3siddhânta--svânubhūti-prakāśikā f

⋙siddhāntahorā

1. ○horā f. N. of wks

⋙siddhāntācāra

1. siddhântâcāra m. (with Tāntrikas) a perfect rule of action MW
2. one who practises this rule (said to consist in purity, quietism, and mental absorption in Durgā) ib

⋙siddhāntādhikaraṇamālā

1. siddhântâdhikaraṇamālā f. N. of wk. on the Vedânta (= adhikaraṇa-m○, q.v.)

⋙siddhāntārṇava

1. siddhântârṇava m. N. of an other Vedânta wk. by Raghu-nātha Sārvabhauma

≫siddhāntaya

1. siddhântaya Nom. P. ○yati, to establish or prove or demonstrate logically Kap. Sch

≫siddhāntita

1. siddhântita mfn. established as true, logically demonstrated Kull. on Mn. i, 8

≫siddhāntin

1. siddhântin m. one who establishes or proves his conclusions logically, one learned in scientific text-books W
2. = mīmāṃsaka L

≫siddhāntīya

1. siddhântīya n. N. of wk

≫siddhāyikā

1. siddhāyikā f. (prob. for siddha-dāyikā) N. of one of the 24 goddesses (called Śāsana-devatās) who execute the commands of the 24 Arhats L

≫siddhi

1. siddhi f. (for 1. See p. 1215, col. 1) accomplishment, performance, fulfilment, complete attainment (of any object), success MBh. Kāv. &c
2. the hitting of a mark (loc.) Kām
3. healing (of a disease), cure by (comp.) Yājñ
4. coming into force, validity ib
5. settlement, payment, liquidation (of a debt) Mn. viii, 47
6. establishment, substantiation, settlement, demonstration, proof. indisputable conclusion, result, issue RPrāt. Up. Sarvad
7. decision, adjudication, determination (of a lawsuit) W
8. solution of a problem ib
9. preparation, cooking, maturing, maturity ib
10. readiness W
11. prosperity, personal success, fortune, good luck, advantage Mn. MBh. &c
12. supreme felicity, bliss, beatitude, complete sanctification (by penance &c.), final emancipation, perfection L
13. vanishing, making one's self invisible W
14. a magical shoe (supposed to convey the wearer wherever he likes) ib
15. the acquisition of supernatural powers by magical means or the supṭsupposed faculty so acquired (the eight usually enumerated are given in the following Śloka, aṇimā laghimā prâptiḥ prākāmyam mahimā tathā īśitvaṃ ca vaśitvaṃ ca tathā kāmâvasāyitā [Page 1216, Column]
16. sometimes 26 are added, e.g. dūra-śravaṇa, sarvajña-tva, agni-stambha &c.) Sāṃkhyak. Tattvas. Sarvad
17. any unusual skill or faculty or capability (often in comp.) Pañcat. Kathās
18. skill in general, dexterity, art Car
19. efficacy, efficiency Kāv. Pañcat
20. understanding, intellect W
21. becoming clear or intelligible (as sounds or words) BhP
22. (in rhet.) the pointing out in the same person of various good qualities (not usually united) Sāh
23. (prob.) a work of art Rājat. iii, 381
24. a kind of medicinal √(= ṛddhi or vṛddhi) L
25. (in music) a partic. Śruti Saṃgīt
26. a partic. Yoga (either the 16th or 19th) Col
27. Success or Perfection personified MBh. VarBṛS
28. N. of Durgā Kathās
29. of a daughter of Daksha and wife of Dharma Pur
30. of the wife of Bhaga and mother of Mahiman BhP
31. of a friend of Danu Kathās
32. of one of the wives of Gaṇêśa RTL. 215, 2
33. N. of Śiva (in this sense m.) MBh

⋙siddhikara

1. ○kara mf(ī)n. producing success or good fortune Kāv. VarBṛS
2. (ī), f. N. of a sorceress Kathās

⋙siddhikaraṇa

1. ○karaṇa n. the act of producing success or fortune
2. -vidhāna n. N. of a Tantra wk

⋙siddhikāraka

1. ○kāraka mfn. causing the attainment of the object of any one (gen.), leading to the desired goal MBh
2. producing an effect, effective, efficacious MārkP

⋙siddhikāraṇa

1. ○kāraṇa n. a cause of beatitude, means of obtaining felicity MW

⋙siddhikārin

1. ○kārin mfn. causing the accomplishment of anything (gen.) Sāh

⋙siddhikṣetra

1. ○kṣetra n. (cf. siddha-kṣ○) field of success, place of beatitude, seat of bliss Śak. Hcar
2. N. of a sacred district Hariv
3. of a mountain Śatr

⋙siddhicāmuṇḍātīrtha

1. ○cāmuṇḍā-tīrtha n. N. of a Tirtha Cat

⋙siddhijñāna

1. ○jñāna n. knowledge of what is established, certain knowledge Sarvad

⋙siddhitraya

1. ○traya n. N. of a Vedânta wk. by Yāmunâcārya

⋙siddhida

1. ○da mf(ā)n. conferring felicity or beatitude VarYogay. Mālatīm. BhP
2. N. of a form of Bhairava or Śiva Śivag
3. Putranjiva Roxburghī L

⋙siddhidarśin

1. ○darśin mfn. seeing (future) success, knowing future events Mālav

⋙siddhidātrī

1. ○dātrī f. 'giver of perfection', N. of a form of Durgā Cat

⋙siddhinṛsiṃha

1. ○nṛsiṃha m. N. of a king (also -malla) Inscr

⋙siddhiprada

1. ○prada mfn. granting or promising success Car

⋙siddhiprāya

1. ○prâya mfn. (cf. siddha-pr○) near to perfection Ml

⋙siddhibīja

1. ○bīja n. the seed (i.e. source) of magical power Pañcar

⋙siddhibhūmi

1. ○bhūmi f. the land of success or fortune, seat of bliss BhP
2. -mārga vḷ. for siddhi-m○ (q.v.)

⋙siddhibhairavatantra

1. ○bhairava-tantra n. N. of a Tantra

⋙siddhimat

1. ○mat mfn. successful Ragh
2. accomplished, perfect R. Śak
3. possessing magical power Kathās

⋙siddhimantra

1. ○mantra m. a magical verse or formula, spell, charm Cat

⋙siddhimanvantara

1. ○manv-antara n. N. of a place Inscr

⋙siddhimārga

1. ○mārga m. the road leading to the land of the Blest Pañcat

⋙siddhiyātrika

1. ○yātrika m. one who makes pilgrimages to learn magical arts or to gain good luck or beatitude ib

⋙siddhiyoga

1. ○yoga m. employment of magical arts Kathās
2. an auspicious conjunction of the planets L

⋙siddhiyoginī

1. ○yoginī f. a kind of Yoginī L

⋙siddhiyogya

1. ○yogya mfn. necessary for success Bhpr

⋙siddhirasa

1. ○rasa m. (prob.) wṛ. for siddha-r○, quicksilver Siṃhâs

⋙siddhirasadaṇḍa

1. ○rasa-daṇḍa m. (prob.) wṛ. for siddha-r (q.v, )

⋙siddhirāj

1. ○rāj m. N. of a mountain Śatr

⋙siddhilābha

1. ○lābha m. acquirement of success or perfection MW

⋙siddhivarti

1. ○varti f. magical wick (v. l. siddha-v○) Pañcat

⋙siddhivāda

1. ○vāda m. = jñānagoṣṭhī MBh. xiii, 6525 (Nīlak.)

⋙siddhivighna

1. ○vighna m. an obstacle to success or perfection Rājat

⋙siddhivināyaka

1. ○vināyaka m. a form of Gaṇêśa
2. pūjana-vidhi m. -vrata n. N. of wks

⋙siddhisādhaka

1. ○sādhaka m. or n. N. of a Vedânta wk

⋙siddhisādhana

1. ○sādhana n. a means of obtaining beatitude or perfection or magical power Pañcar

⋙siddhisopāna

1. ○sopāna n. 'ladder of success', N. of a Tantra wk

⋙siddhisthāna

1. ○sthāna n. 'place of felicity', any sacred spot where pilgrims may obtain beatitude (such as on the Ganges &c.) Pur. Śukas
2. the part of a medical work dealing with the efficacious treatment of disease Car

⋙siddhiśvara

1. siddh�iśvara m. 'lord of magical power, N. of Śiva Kathās
2. n. N. of a district sacred to Śiva ib

≫siddhika

1. siddhika (ifc.) = 2. siddhi, supernatural power Kathās

≫siddhīkṛta

1. siddhī-kṛta mfn. accomplished, finished Mṛicch

≫siddhy

1. siddhy in comp. for 2. siddhi

⋙siddhyartham

1. ○artham ind. for the sake of accomplishing or obtaining Yājñ

⋙siddhyasiddhi

1. ○asiddhi f. du. success and misfortune Bhag

≫sidhma

1. sidhmá mfn. (for 2. See p. 1217, col. 1) going straight to a goal or object aimed at RV. i, 33, 13

≫sidhya

1. sidhya m. 'auspicious', N. of the asterism Pushya L. [Page 1217, Column]

≫sidhra

1. sidhrá mf(ā́)n. = 1. sidhmá RV
2. successful, efficacious ib
3. perfect, good Uṇ. ii, 13 Sch
4. m. a kind of tree ib

≫sidhraka

1. sidhraka m. a kind of tree KātyŚr

≫sidhrakā

1. sidhrakā in comp. for sidhraka

⋙sidhrakāvaṇa

1. ○vaṇa n. (cf. g. koṭarâdi) N. of one of the celestial gardens L

⋙sidhrakāvat

1. ○vat See saidhrakāvata

sidhma

1. sidhmá mf(ā)n. (of doubtful derivation) white-spotted (accord. to others 'leprous') TS
2. (ā), f. a blotch, leprous spot MW
3. leprosy ib
4. m. n. one of the 18 forms of leprosy (= mahākuṣṭha) Car. Bhpr
5. n. a blotch, scab W

≫sidhma

1. sidhma in comp. for sidhman

⋙sidhmapuṣpikā

1. ○puṣpikā f. a kind of mild leprosy L

⋙sidhmavat

1. ○vat mfn. leprous Pāṇ. 5-2, 97
2. blotchy, pock-marked W

≫sidhman

1. sidhman m. n. one of the 1 8 varieties of leprosy (= kṣudra-kuṣṭha) Suśr. MBh. &c

≫sidhmala

1. sidhmalá mfn. leprous TBr. Pāṇ. 5-2, 97
2. (ā), f. a kind of leprosy Col
3. dried or salt fish L

sina

1. sína n. (accord. to some fr. a √sā = ? in ?
2. fr. which also sinva, sinvat in a-s○
3. for 1. sina See p. 1213, col. 1) provision, store (accord. to Naigh. = anna, 'food'
4. accord. to others 'reward, pay') RV
5. m. (only L.) the body
6. a garment
7. Careya Arborea
8. (ī), f. = sinīvālī KāśīKh
9. mt(ī)n. white (= 3. sita) L
10. blind, one eyed (= kāṇa) L

⋙sinavat

1. ○vat (sina-), mfn. abundant, copious RV

≫sinī

1. sinī (f. of prec.), in comp. (?)

⋙sinīpati

1. ○pati m. N. of a warrior (vḷ. śin○) Hariv

⋙sinīvāka

1. ○vāka m. N. of a man (vḷ. sil○) MBh

sinīvālī

1. sinīvālī f. (of doubtful derivation) N. of a goddess (in RV. described as broadhipped, fair-armed, fair-fingered, presiding over fecundity and easy birth, and invoked with Sarasvatī, Rākā &c. ; in AV. she is called the wife of Vishṇu ; in later Vedic texts she is the presiding deity of the first day of new moon, as Rākā of the actual day of full moon), the first day of new moon when it rises with a scarcely visible crescent RV. &c. &c
2. N. of a daughter of Aṅgiras MBh
3. of the wife of Dhātṛi and mother of Darśa BhP
4. of Durgā L
5. of a river MārkP

⋙sinīvālīkuhūśānti

1. ○kuhū-śānti f. N. of a religious ceremony (for averting the evil effects of being born on Sinīvalī and Kuhū days) Saṃskārak

sinduka

1. sinduka m. (of unknown derivation) = sinduvāra L
2. (ā), f. id. L

≫sinduvāra

1. sinduvāra m. (cf. sindhu-v○) Vitex Negundo Kāv. VarBṛS. (also ○raka L.)
2. n. the berry of that plant Kum

sindūra

1. sindūra m. (accord. to Uṇ. i, 69, fr. √syand) a sort of tree L
2. a proper N. Cat
3. (ī), f. red cloth or clothes L
4. Grislea Tomentosa L
5. another plant (= -puṣpī) L
6. = rocanī L
7. n. red lead, minium, vermilion Kāv. Kathās. &c
8. (= rakta-śāsana, rāja-lekha, and rāja-lekhitadakṣiṇa L.)

⋙sindūrakāraṇa

1. ○kāraṇa n. 'origin of minium', lead L

⋙sindūratilaka

1. ○tilaka m. (ifc. f. ā) a mark on the forehead made with red lead Kathās
2. 'marked with red lead', an elephant L
3. (ā), f. a woman whose forehead is marked with red lead (and therefore whose husband is living) L

⋙sindūranirgama

1. ○nirgama m. N. of a ch. of GaṇP. ii

⋙sindūrapuṣpī

1. ○puṣpī f. a kind of plant (= viira-puṣpī) L

⋙sindūraprakāra

1. ○prakāra m. N. of wk. (also -ṭīkā f.) W

⋙sindūrarasa

1. ○rasa m. a partic. preparation of quicksilver L

≫sindūrikā

1. sindūrikā f. red lead, minium W

≫sindūrita

1. sindūrita mfn. reddened, made red Śiś

sindha

1. sindha See kús○, p. 298, col. 1

sindhi

1. sindhi n. (perhaps connected with next) rock-salt L

sindhu

1. síndhu m. and f. (prob. fr. √1 . sidh', to go') a river, stream (esp. the Indus, and in this sense said to be the only river regarded as m. See -nada, col. 2) RV. &c. &c
2. m. flood, waters (also in the sky) RV. AV
3. ocean, sea RV. &c. &c
4. a symbolical term for the number 4 (cf. 1. samudra) Gaṇit
5. N. of Varuṇa (as god of the ocean) MW
6. the moisture of the lips Kum
7. water ejected from an elephant's trunk (= vamathu) L
8. the exudation from an elephant's temples L
9. the country around the Indus (commonly called Sindh
10. pl. 'the inhabitants of Sindh') MBh. Kāv. &c
11. a king of Sindh (?) Cat
12. N. of Vishṇu RV. MBh
13. white or refined borax (= śveta-ṭaṅkaṇa) L
14. = sindhuka L
15. (in music) a partic. Rāga, Saṃgītas
16. N. of a king of the Gandharvas R. [Page 1217, Column]
17. of a serpent-demon Buddh
18. of various men Rājat

⋙sindhukanyā

1. ○kanyā f. 'daughter of the ocean', N. of Lakshmi Pañcar. (also kṣīrôda-sindhu-k○)

⋙sindhukapha

1. ○kapha m. 'sea-foam', cuttle-fish bone L

⋙sindhukara

1. ○kara n. a kind of borax ib. (prob. incorrect)

⋙sindhukārikā

1. ○kārikā wṛ. for -vārikā Car

⋙sindhukṣit

1. ○kṣit m. N. of a Rājarshi (author of the hymn RV. x, 75 and having the patr. Praiyamedha) PañcavBr

⋙sindhukhela

1. ○khela m. 'played or flowed over by the Indus', the country Sindh L

⋙sindhugañja

1. ○gañja m. a treasury built by Sindhu Rājat

⋙sindhuja

1. ○ja mfn. ocean-born, river-born, aquatic W
2. born or produced in the country Sindh MBh
3. (ā), f. N. of Lakshmī (as produced at the churning of the ocean) Cat
4. n. rock-salt Suśr

⋙sindhujanman

1. ○janman mfn. ocean-born MW
2. produced in Sindh ib
3. m. the moon L
4. n. rock-salt ib

⋙sindhuḍā

1. ○ḍā (?), f. N. of a Rāgiṇī Saṃgīt

⋙sindhutas

1. ○tás ind. from the Sindhu AV

⋙sindhutīrasambhava

1. ○tīra-sambhava n. a kind of borax L

⋙sindhudatta

1. ○datta m. N. of a man Daś

⋙sindhudeśa

1. ○deśa m. the country of Sindh Cat

⋙sindhudvīpa

1. ○dvīpa m. N. of a king MBh
2. of the author of the hymn RV. x, 9 (having the patr. Āmbarīsha) Hariv. VP
3. of other men MBh. BhP

⋙sindhunada

1. ○nada m. the river Indus VarBṛS
2. N. of a southern river Cat
3. of a country ib

⋙sindhunandana

1. ○nandana m. 'son of the ocean', the moon (one of the 14 precious things recovered by churning the ocean after the flood) L

⋙sindhunātha

1. ○nātha m. 'lord of rivers', the ocean Śiś

⋙sindhupati

1. ○pati mḷord of the flood RV
2. 'lord of Sindh', N. of Jayad-ratha MBh

⋙sindhupatnī

1. ○patnī (síndhu-), f. having the Sindhu for mistress AV

⋙sindhupatha

1. ○patha m. g. deva-pathâdi

⋙sindhuparṇī

1. ○parṇī f. Gmelina Arborea L

⋙sindhupāraja

1. ○pāra-ja mfn. born or produced on the Indus (said of a horse) L

⋙sindhupiba

1. ○piba m. N. of Agastya Naish

⋙sindhuputra

1. ○putra m. 'son of the ocean', the moon L
2. Diospyros Tomentosa ib

⋙sindhupulinda

1. ○pulinda m. pl. N. of a people MW

⋙sindhupuṣpa

1. ○puṣpa m. 'sea-flower', a conch-shell L

⋙sindhuprasūta

1. ○prasūta n. rock-salt Suśr

⋙sindhumathya

1. ○mathya mfn. produced at the churning of the ocean BhP

⋙sindhumadhya

1. ○madhya N. of a district Cat

⋙sindhumantha

1. ○mantha m. the churning of the ocean MW
2. 'ocean churningstick', a mountain (accord. to some) ib
3. -ja n. rock-salt L

⋙sindhumātṛ

1. ○mātṛ (síndhu-), f. the mother of streams (said of the river Sarasvati) RV
2. mfn. having the sea as mother ib

⋙sindhumitra

1. ○mitra m. N. of a man, g. kāśyâdi

⋙sindhumukha

1. ○mukha n. the mouth of a river MW
2. ○khâgata mfn. arrived at the mouth of a river ib

⋙sindhurāja

1. ○rāja m. 'king of rivers', the ocean MaitrUp. Kāv
2. 'king of Sindh', N. of Jayad-ratha MBh. Hariv. &c
3. of a Muni R

⋙sindhurājñī

1. ○rājñī (síndhu-), f. having the Sindhu as queen AV

⋙sindhurāva

1. ○rāva m. Vitex Negundo Pañcar. (wṛ. for -vāra)

⋙sindhulavaṇa

1. ○lavaṇa n. rock-salt L

⋙sindhuvaktra

1. ○vaktra N. of a place ( saindhuvaktraka)

⋙sindhuvāra

1. ○vāra m. Vitex Negundo MBh. R. Suśr. Pañcar
2. a horse (of a good breed) brought from Sindh L. (cf. -pāra-ja above)

⋙sindhuvāraka

1. ○vāraka m. (Suśr.) or (Car.) or (Car.) or (L.) Vitex Negundo

⋙sindhuvārikā

1. ○vārikā f. (Car.) or (L.) Vitex Negundo

⋙sindhuvārita

1. ○vārita m. (L.) Vitex Negundo

⋙sindhuvāsin

1. ○vāsin mfn. living in Sindh MW
2. (inī), f. N. of the family-deity of the Māṇṭis Cat

⋙sindhuvāhas

1. ○vāhas (síndhu-), mfn. (perhaps) passing through the sea or navigating RV. (accord. to Sāy. = nadīnām pravāhayitā)

⋙sindhuvīrya

1. ○vīrya m. N. of a king of the Madras MārkP

⋙sindhuvṛṣa

1. ○vṛṣa m. N. of Vishṇu L

⋙sindhuveṣaṇa

1. ○veṣaṇa m. Gmelina Arborea L

⋙sindhuśayana

1. ○śayana m. 'ocean-reclining', N. of Vishṇu ib

⋙sindhuṣāman

1. ○ṣāman (for -sāman), n. N. of a Sāman ĀrshBr. Lāṭy

⋙sindhuṣeṇa

1. ○ṣeṇa (for -sena), m. N. of a king of Sindh Mudr

⋙sindhusaṃgama

1. ○saṃgama m. 'sea-confluence', the mouth of a river Rājat

⋙sindhusamudrasaṃgama

1. ○samudra-saṃgama m. N. of a place MW

⋙sindhusarja

1. ○sarja m. the Sāl tree L

⋙sindhusāgara

1. ○sāgara the country between the mouths of the Indus and the sea Inscr

⋙sindhusūnu

1. ○sūnu m. patr. of Jālaṃ-dhara Cat

⋙sindhusṛtya

1. ○sṛ́tya n. the flowing in streams AV

⋙sindhusauvīra

1. ○sauvīra m. pl. N. of a people inhabiting the country round the Indus (in comp. also N. of the country) AV. Pariś. MBh. R. &c
2. a king of the above people VarBṛS

⋙sindhusauvīraka

1. ○sauvīraka m. pl. N. of a people (= prec.) ib

⋙sindhūttama

1. sindhū7ttama n. N. of a Tīrtha MBh

⋙sindhūttha

1. sindhū7ttha m. the moon L
2. n. rock-salt. Suśr

⋙sindhūdbhava

1. sindhū7dbhava (ib.) or (L.), n. rock-salt

⋙sindhūdhūpala

1. sindhū7ḍdhū7pala (L.), n. rock-salt

≫sindhuka

1. sindhuka mfn. marine W
2. born or produced in Sindh VP
3. m. Vitex Negundo VarBṛS
4. N. of a king VP

≫sindhura

1. sindhura m. an elephant Rājat. Śukas
2. N. of the number eight Gaṇit

⋙sindhuradveṣin

1. ○dveṣin m. 'elephant-hater', a lion L

⋙sindhurāgirimāhātmya

1. sindhurā-giri-māhātmya n. N. of ch. of the Padma-purāṇa

≫sindhula

1. sindhula m. N. of the father of Bhoja Cat

sinv

1. sinv See √ninv, p. 549. col. 2. [Page 1217, Column]

sinva

1. sinva sinvat, See a-s○, p. 121, col. 1

sipāhaṇa

1. sipāhaṇa N. of a place Cat

sipila

1. sipila m. N. of a man Buddh

sipunā

1. sipunā f. a kind of plant Kauś

sipra

1. sipra m. (less correctly śipra
2. derivation unknown) sweat, perspiration L
3. the moon L
4. (ā), f. a woman's zone L
5. a female buffalo L
6. N. of a river near Ujjayinī Kālid. VarBṛS. &c
7. n. N. of a lake KālP

≫siprāya

1. siprāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to emit cold perspiration Car

siphinnā

1. siphinnā f. N. of a village, Rāijat

sibh

1. sibh or simbh, See √sṛbh

sim

1. sim ind., g. câdi

sim

1. sim (in Vedic gram.) a technical term for the eight simple vowels (viz. a, ā, i, ī, u, ū, ṛ, ṝ)

sima

1. simá mfn. (prob. connected with 1. sama
2. abl. simásmāt dat. simásmai
3. voc. símā [Padap. sima RV. viii, 4]
4. n. pl. síme) all, every, whole, entire (accord. to some = śreṣṭha
5. accord. to others = ātman, one's self') RV

sima

1. síma m. = śíma VS. (accord. to Mahīdh. = sīmā, rekhā)

simasimāya

1. simasimāya (onomat.), Ā. ○yate, to bubble, simmer, crackle Vās. MārkP

≫simisimāya

1. simisimāya Ā. ○yate, to quiver (with irritability, itch &c.) Kathās

simā

1. simā f. pl. a partic. Sāman (consisting of the Mahā-nāmni verses
2. -tva n.) Br

simīka

1. simīka m. a kind of small worm or insect L

simba

1. simba simbala, simbi &c. See śimb○, p. 1072, col. 2

simba

1. simba m. N. of a man Rājat

⋙simbarāja

1. ○rāja m. N. of an author Cat

simbatikā

1. simbatikā f. (cf. simbikā) a kind of pod or legume Suśr

simbhuka

1. simbhuka mṆ. of a mythical bird Pañcat

sira

1. sira m. = 1. śira, the √of Piper Longum L

sirā

1. sirā f. (fr. √sṛ) a stream, water RV. i, 121 (cf. Naigh. i, 12
2. often written śirā)
3. any tubular vessel of the body, a nerve, vein, artery, tendon &c. Suśr. Yājñ. MBh. &c
4. a vein-like channel or narrow stream of river water VarBṛS
5. lines which cross each other like veins ib
6. a bucket, baling-vessel L

⋙sirājāla

1. ○jāla n. a network of vessels or veins MBh. Suśr
2. an enlargement of the vessels of the eye W
3. -vat mfn. covered with a network of veins Suśr

⋙sirāpattra

1. ○pattra m. the sacred fig-tree L
2. Phoenix Paludosa L

⋙sirāpraharṣa

1. ○praharṣa m. = sirā-harṣa Suśr

⋙sirābīja

1. ○bīja n. g. rāja-dantâdi

⋙sirāmūla

1. ○mūla n. '√of the veins', the navel ib

⋙sirāmokṣa

1. ○mokṣa m. 'vein-loosing', blood-letting, venesection ib

⋙sirāmbu

1. ○"ṣmbu (sirâmbu), n. the fluid in the vessels of the body, blood &c. HPariś

⋙sirāvṛtta

1. ○vṛtta n. lead L

⋙sirāvedha

1. ○vedha m. (Rāghav.),

⋙sirāvedhana

1. ○vedhana n. (Car.),

⋙sirāvyadha

1. ○vyadha m. and (Suśr.) piercing the veins, venesection

⋙sirāvyadhana

1. ○vyadhana n. (Suśr.) piercing the veins, venesection

⋙sirāharṣa

1. ○harṣa m. thrill of the nerves MW
2. an intensified form of sirêtpāta below Suśr
3. flow of discoloured tears W

⋙sirotpāta

1. sirôtpāta m. a disease of the white of the eyes, redness of the veins Suśr
2. ŚārṅgS

≫sirāla

1. sirāla mf(ā)n. having numerous or large veins VarBṛS
2. m. pl. N. of a people VP
3. (ā), f. a kind of plant L
4. n. the fruit of Averrhoa Carambola L

≫sirālaka

1. sirālaka m. Vitis Quadrangularis L

≫sirālu

1. sirālu mfn. = (or wṛ. for) sirāla VarBṛS

siridhra

1. siridhra or ○rindhra g. kulālâdi

sirī

1. sirī́ m. or f. (prob.) a shuttle (others, 'a weaver') RV. x, 71, 9

silaka

1. silaka vḷ. for śilaka (q.v.)

silācī

1. silācī́ f. a partic. medicinal plant AV. [Page 1218, Column]

silāñjālā

1. silāñjālā f. (prob.) a partic. plant AV

silikamadhyama

1. sílika-madhyama mfn. (said of the horses of the Sun
2. accord. to Nir. = saṃsṛtamadhyama, or śīrṣa-madhyama) RV. i, 163, 10

silisilika

1. silisilika m. resin Kauś. (Sch.)

silīvāka

1. silī-vāka vḷ. for sinī-v○ (q v)

sillakī

1. sillakī f. = śallakī, Boswellia Thurifera L

sillana

1. sillana m. N. of a man Rājat

≫sillarāja

1. silla-rāja m. N. of a man ib

silha

1. silha m. incense, olibanum L

⋙silhabhūmikā

1. ○bhūmikā f. the olibanum tree L

⋙silhasāra

1. ○sāra n. olibanum L

≫silhaka

1. silhaka m. (also written sihlaka) olibanum L
2. (ī), f. the olibanum tree, Liquidambar Orientale Bhpr

⋙silhakamaya

1. ○maya mf(ī)n. made of olibanum Hcat

siv

1. siv cl. 4. P. (Dhātup. xxvi, 2) sī́vyati (Ved. also ○te
2. pf. siṣeva Gr
3. aor. aseviit ib
4. fut. sevitā, seviṣyati ib
5. ind. p. syūtva or sevitvā ib
6. -sī́vya AV.), to sew, sew on, darn, stitch, stitch together, (fig.) join, unite RV. &c. &c.: Caus. sīvayati (Lalit.) or sevayati (aor. asīṣivat Gr.), to sew, stitch: Desid. siseviṣati or susyūṣati Gr.: Intens. seṣīvyate ib. [Cf. Gk. ? = ? ; Lat. suere sutor ; [1218,] Slav. s8iti ; Goth. siujan ; Angl. Sax. seówian ; Eng. sew.]

≫siva

1. siva or m. one who sews or stitches, a sewer, stitcher L

⋙sivaka

1. sivaka m. one who sews or stitches, a sewer, stitcher L

≫sivasa

1. sivasa m. a verse L
2. cloth L

≫sivāku

1. sivāku m. a Ṛishi L

≫sīvaka

1. sīvaka m. a sewer (ikā f.) Kālac

≫sīvana

1. sīvana n. sewing, stitching Suśr
2. a seam, suture MW
3. (ī), f. a needle ib
4. the frenum of the prepuce L
5. the part of the body of a horse below the anus L

≫sīvya

1. sīvya mfn. to be sewn Car

≫sevaka

1. sevaka

⋙sevana

1. sevana See 2. sev○ s.v

sivata

1. sivata (?), m. pl. N. of a people VP

sivara

1. sivara m. an elephant L

siṣaṃgrāmayiṣu

1. siṣaṃgrāmayiṣu mfn. = sisaṃgr○ below W

siṣādhayiṣā

1. siṣādhayiṣā f. (fr. Desid. of Caus. of √1. sādh) the wish to establish or prove Bhāshāp

≫siṣādhayiṣu

1. siṣādhayiṣu mfn. (also written sisādh○) desirous of accomplishing or effecting, aiming at (acc.) Āpast. Baudh. BhP
2. seeking to prove or demonstrate Jaim. Sch

siṣāsatu

1. siṣāsátu mfn. (fr. Desid. of √sā, or san) wishing to gain or obtain (gen.) RV

≫siṣāsani

1. siṣāsáni mfn. id. ib

≫siṣāsu

1. siṣāsú mfn. id. ib
2. ready to give AV. AitBr

≫siṣṇu

1. siṣṇu mfn. ready to give RV

siṣevayiṣu

1. siṣevayiṣu mfn. (fr. Desid. of Caus. of √sev) wishing to honour or worship Cat

siṣṇāsu

1. siṣṇāsu mfn. (fr. √snā) wishing to bathe MBh. (C. sisn○)

≫sisnāsu

1. sisnāsu mfn. id. Kād

siṣmiyāṇa

1. siṣmiyāṇa siṣvidāna, See √smi and √svid

sisaṃgrāmayiṣu

1. sisaṃgrāmayiṣu mfn. (fr. Desid. of √saṃgrām) wishing or intending to make war, eager or desirous to fight Bhaṭṭ

sisanis

1. sisanis mfn. (fr. Desid. of √san) Pat

sisādhayiṣu

1. sisādhayiṣu See siṣādh○

sisikṣā

1. sisikṣā f. (fr. √sic) the desire of sprinkling or watering Śiś

sisṛkṣā

1. sisṛkṣā f. (fr. Desid. of √sṛj) wish or purpose to create (with gen. or ifc.) Mn. Hariv. BhP

≫sisṛkṣu

1. sisṛkṣu mfn. wishing to let flow or emit MBh
2. wishing or purposing to create Mn. MBh. &c. [Page 1218, Column]

sisnāsu

1. sisnāsu See col. 1

sisrat

1. sisrat See √sṛ

sihuṇḍa

1. sihuṇḍa m. (cf. sīh○) a kind of spurge, Euphorbia Antiquorum (= snuhi) L

sihla

1. sihla sihlaka &c. See silh○, col. 1

sī

1. sī a word used in learning letters (?) Divyâv

sī

1. sī (either invented to account for sītā below or a lost √meaning) 'to draw a straight line'

≫sītā

1. sītā f. (less correctly written śītā
2. cf. sīmán, sīra) a furrow, the track or line of a ploughshare (also personified, and apparently once worshipped as a kind of goddess resembling Pomona
3. in RV. iv, 57, 6, Sitā is invoked as presiding over agriculture or the fruits of the earth
4. in VS. xii, 69-72, Sitā, the Furrow' is again personified and addressed, four furrows being required to be drawn at the ceremony when the above stanzas are recited
5. in TBr. she is called sāvitrī, and in PārGṛ. indra-patnī, 'the wife of Indra'
6. in epic poetry Sitā is the wife of Rāmacandra and daughter of Janaka, king of Mithilā, capital of Videha, who was otherwise called Sīradhvaja
7. she was named Sitā because fabled to have sprung from a furrow made by Janaka while ploughing the ground to prepare it for a sacrifice instituted by him to obtain progeny, whence her epithet Ayoni-jā, 'not womb-born'
8. her other common names, Maithilī and Vaidehī, are from the place of her birth
9. according to one legend she was Vedavatī, q.v., in the Kṛita age
10. accord. to others she was an incarnation of Lakshmi and of Umā
11. the story of Rāma's bending the bow, which was to be the condition of the gift of Sitā, is told in R. i, 67
12. Sītā's younger sister Urmilā was at the same time given to Lakshmaṇa, and two nieces of Janaka, daughters of his brother king Kusa-dhvaja, to Bharata and Śatrughna) RV. &c. &c. IW. 335, n. 1 ; 337 &c
13. N. of a form of Dākshāyaṇī Cat
14. of a poetess Cat
15. of a river MBh. R. &c
16. of the eastern branch of the four mythical branches of the heavenly Ganges (into which it is supposed to divide after falling on mount Meru
17. this branch is fabled to flow into the Varsha or Dviipa called Bhadrâva) L
18. of an Upanishad Cat
19. spirituous liquor W

⋙sītākalyāna

1. ○kalyāna N. of a Kāvya

⋙sītākuṇḍa

1. ○kuṇḍa N. of a small cavity or hollow in the ground consecrated to Sitā and filled with water W

⋙sītāgoptṛ

1. ○goptṛ m. a protector of the furrow PārGṛ

⋙sītāgaurīvrata

1. ○gaurī-vrata n

⋙sītācaraṇacāmara

1. ○caraṇa-cāmara N. of wks

⋙sītājāni

1. ○jāni m. 'having Sitā as wife', N. of Rāma candra Śukas

⋙sītātīrthamāhātmya

1. ○tīrtha-māhātmya n

⋙sītādivyacaritra

1. ○divyacaritra n. N. of wks

⋙sītādravya

1. ○dravya n. an implement of husbandry Mn. ix, 293

⋙sītānadī

1. ○nadī f. N. of a river HPariś

⋙sītānanda

1. ○nanda m

⋙sītānavamīvratamāhātmya

1. ○navamī-vrata-māhātmya n. N. of wks

⋙sītāpati

1. ○pati (or ○tāyāḥ-pati), m. 'husband of Sitā', N. of Rāma RāmatUp

⋙sītāphala

1. ○phala m. 'bearing Sitā's fruit', Annona Squamosa MW
2. n. the fruit itself ib

⋙sītāyajña

1. ○yajña m. a sacrifice offered to the Furrow GṛS
2. mfn. sacrificing to the Furrow Hariv

⋙sītārāghavanāṭaka

1. ○rāghava-nāṭaka n. N. of a drama

⋙sītārāma

1. ○rāma m. N. of various authors and other persons Cat
2. du. Sitā and Rāma RTL. 184
3. -candra mf. N. of a king ib
4. -tattva-prakāśa m. -paddhati, N. of wks
5. -paralīkara (?), m. N. of an author Cat
6. -yantrôddhāra m. -vihāra or ○ra-kāvya n. N. of wks
7. -śāstrin m. N. of various authors Cat
8. -saṃkīrtana n. N. of wk
9. -sūri m. N. of an author Cat
10. -stotra, n
11. ○mânujīya n. ○mâṣṭaka n. ○mâṣṭôttara-śata-nāman n. N. of wks

⋙sītāloṣṭa

1. ○loṣṭa or m. n. a clod taken from a furrow Gobh

⋙sītāloṣṭha

1. ○loṣṭha m. n. a clod taken from a furrow Gobh

⋙sītāvana

1. ○vana See śītavana

⋙sītāvallabha

1. ○vallabha m. 'beloved by Sitā', N. of Rāma RāmatUp

⋙sītāvijayacampū

1. ○vijaya-campū f

⋙sītāvivāha

1. ○vivāha m. N. of wks

⋙sītāśruti

1. ○śruti f. f. news of Sītā R

⋙sītāṣṭottaraśatanāmāvali

1. ○"ṣṣṭôttara-śata-nāmâvali (○tâṣ○), f

⋙sītāsahasranāman

1. ○sahasra-nāman n

⋙sītāsahasranāmastotra

1. ○sahasranāma-stotra n

⋙sītāstava

1. ○stava m

⋙sītāstuti

1. ○stuti f

⋙sītāstotra

1. ○stotra n

⋙sītāsvayaṃvara

1. ○svayaṃvara m. N. of wks

⋙sītāharaṇa

1. ○haraṇa n. 'the carrying off of Sītā', N. of a ch. of R

⋙sītāhāra

1. ○"ṣhāra (○tâh○), m. 'Sītā's food', Lycopodium Phlegmaria ib

⋙sītopaniṣad

1. sītôpaniṣad f. N. of an Upanishad

⋙sītormile

1. sītôrmile f. du. Sitā and Ūrmilā MW

≫sītya

1. sītya mfn. ploughed Pāṇ. L
2. n. corn, grain L. [prob. Gk. ?]. [1218,]

sīk

1. sīk &c. See √śīk, p. 1077, col. 1

sīkṣ

1. sīkṣ sīkṣati, See √1. sah, p. 1192. [Page 1218, Column]

sīkhā

1. sīkhā f. N. of a village Inscr

sīt

1. sīt See śīt, p. 1077, col. 3

sītavana

1. sīta-vana or sītā-vana, v. l. for śītavana

sītīnaka

1. sītīnaka m. = satīnaka, pease, pulse W

≫sītīlaka

1. sītīlaka m. id. L

sītkāra

1. sīt-kāra sīt-kṛta, See under śīt

sīd

1. sīd sīdati, See √2. sad, p. 1138, col. 2

≫sīda

1. sīda See kúsīda, p. 298, col. 1

≫sīdantīya

1. sīdantīya n. (fr. sīdantas, the first word of RV. viii, 21, 5) N. of various Sāmans ĀrshBr

≫sīdya

1. sīdya n. slothfulness, idleness, insolence L

sīdhu

1. sīdhu m. (L. also f. and n
2. less correctly śīdhu, of unknown derivation) spirituous liquor distilled from molasses, rum (or any similar spirit, also fig. = 'nectar') MBh. Kāv. &c

⋙sīdhugandha

1. ○gandha m. 'having the smell of rum or spirituous liquor', the plant or tree Mimusops Elengi (= bakula) L

⋙sīdhupa

1. ○pa mf(ā, or ī)n. drinking spirits Pāṇ. 3-2, 8 Vārtt. 1

⋙sīdhupāna

1. ○pāna n. the drinking of spirits MBh

⋙sīdhupuṣpa

1. ○puṣpa m. the Bakula tree L
2. the Kadamba tree L
3. (ī), f. Grislea Tomentosa (vḷ. svādu-p○) L

⋙sīdhurasa

1. ○rasa m. 'having juice like spirituous liquor, the Mango tree L

⋙sīdhusaṃjña

1. ○saṃjña m. the Bakula tree L

sīdhra

1. sīdhra n. the anus L

sīpa

1. sīpa m. a vessel (for making libations) L

sīpāla

1. sīpāla sīpālila, See śīp○, p. 1078

sībalā

1. sībalā f. a partic. plant (growing on Hima-vat) TBr

sīm

1. sīm ind. (originally acc. of a pron. base and connected with sa as kīm with ka) him, her, it, them (employed for all genders, numbers and persons [cf. id
2. īm, and Gk. ?, ?]
3. and often weakened [1218,] into a generalizing and emphasizing particle, which may become an enclitic particle after a pronoun or preposition, = ? or cunque, often translatable by 'ever') RV

sīman

1. sīmán m. ( See 2. sī and sītā) a separation or parting of the hair so as to leave a line AV. Br. AitUp
2. a suture of the skull L
3. f. or n. a boundary, border, bounds, limit, margin, frontier (lit. and fig.) Yājñ. Kāv. Pur
4. f. a ridge serving to mark the boundary of a field or village Āpast. VarBṛS
5. a bank, shore L
6. the horizon L
7. the utmost limit of anything, furthest extent, summit, acme, ne plus ultra Kāv. Inscr
8. the scrotum Pat. on Pāṇ. 2-3, 36
9. a partic. high number Buddh
10. the nape of the neck L

≫sīma

1. sīma (only in loc. sīme) a boundary, limit Inscr

≫sīma

1. sīma in comp. for sīman (or sometimes a mere shortened form of 1. sīmā)

⋙sīmatas

1. ○tas ind. from the boundary or summit VS

⋙sīmadharasvāmin

1. ○dhara-svāmin m. 'observing the bounds (of morality or decorum)', N. of a man Śatr

⋙sīmaliṅga

1. ○liṅga n. (ct. sīmā-l○) a boundary-mark, land-mark Mn. viii, 254

≫sīmaka

1. sīmaka (ifc.) = sīman, a boundary, limit Pat. Pañcar

≫sīmanta

1. sīmánta m. (ifc. ā
2. cf. sīmânta) parting of the hair AV. GṛŚrS. MBh. &c
3. = sīmantôn-nayana below Yājñ. i, 11
4. a line of separation on the human body (14 are enumerated, corresponding to the joints of the bones or Asthi-saṃghātas) Suśr
5. a boundary, limit MBh
6. N. of a son of king Bhadra-sena Cat
7. of a poet ib

⋙sīmantakaraṇa

1. ○karaṇa n. the act or ceremony of parting the hair Gobh

⋙sīmantakarmapaddhati

1. ○karmapaddhati f. N. of wk

⋙sīmantadṛśvan

1. ○dṛśvan mfn. (perhaps for sīmânta-d○) = pāra-dṛśvan Hcar

⋙sīmantamaṇi

1. ○maṇi m. = cūḍā-maṇi Prasannar

⋙sīmantavat

1. ○vat mfn. separated or parted by a straight line Kir. Sch

⋙sīmantavidhi

1. ○vidhi m. N. of wk

⋙sīmantonnayana

1. sīmantônnayana n. 'the parting or dividing of the hair', N. of one of the 12 Saṃskāras (observed by women in the fourth, sixth or eighth month of pregnancy) GṛS. RTL
2. -prayoga m. -mantra m. pl. N. of wks

≫sīmantaka

1. sīmantaka mf(ikā)n. having the hair parted (in pregnancy, See above) Gṛihyās
2. m. hair-parting
3. (with Jainas) N. of a prince in one of the seven Jaina hells L
4. (am), n. red lead, vermilion (with which a mark is made along the division of the hair) L
5. a kind of ruby L. [Page 1219, Column]

≫sīmantaya

1. sīmantaya Nom. P. ○yati, to make a parting, traverse (the sea) in a straight line Rājat

≫sīmantita

1. sīmantita mfn. marked by a straight line, parted (as hair) Kir. Kathās

≫sīmantin

1. sīmantin mfn. parted (as hair) Suśr
2. wearing the hair parted (as a pregnant woman) ŚāṅkhGṛ. Sch
3. (ī), f. a woman MBh. Kāv. &c
4. N. of a woman Cat

≫sīmā

1. sīmā f. (ifc. f. ā) parting of the hair ( See susīma)
2. a boundary, landmark Mn. MBh. &c
3. rule of moraliy ( See comp.)

⋙sīmākṛṣāṇa

1. ○kṛṣāṇa mfn. ploughing on the border of a landmark Yājñ

⋙sīmāgiri

1. ○giri m. a boundary mountain BhP

⋙sīmājñāna

1. ○"ṣjñāna (○mâj○), n. ignorance of boundaries Mn. viii, 249

⋙sīmātikramanotsava

1. ○"ṣtikramanôtsava (○mât○), m. a festival at the passing of a boundary Cat

⋙sīmādhipa

1. ○"ṣdhipa (○mâdh○), m. a frontier-guardian, keeper of the borders Pañcat
2. a neighbouring king MW

⋙sīmāniścaya

1. ○niścaya m. a legal decision in regard to landmarks and boundaries ib

⋙sīmānta

1. ○"ṣnta (○mán○), m. a border, boundary (-bhūpāla m. 'a neighbouring king' Campak. [sīmāla wṛ.]), Bṛihasp. Yājñ. Kām. &c
2. (fig.) bounds MBh
3. the boundary of a village VarBṛS. R
4. mf(ā)n. bounded by a landmark Hariv
5. -pūjana n. the act of honouring a village boundary &c. MW
6. doing honour to a bridegroom when he arrives at the village boundary A
7. -lekhā f. the utmost limit Kād
8. the extremity ib

⋙sīmāntara

1. ○"ṣntara (○mân○), n. the boundary of a village MBh. Ṛitus

⋙sīmāpahārin

1. ○"ṣpahārin (○mâp○), mfn. one who takes away boundary-marks Pañcar

⋙sīmāpāla

1. ○pāla m. = -"ṣdhipa MārkP. Pañcat

⋙sīmābandha

1. ○bandha m. a depository of rules of morality Divyâv

⋙sīmāliṅga

1. ○liṅga n. a boundary-mark, landmark Mn. . ib. Sch

⋙sīmāvāda

1. ○vāda m. a dispute about boundaries Mn. Vcar

⋙sīmāvinirṇaya

1. ○vinirṇaya m. (legal) decision of disputed questions about boundaries and landmarks Mn. viii, 258 ; 266

⋙sīmāvivāda

1. ○vivāda m. litigation about boundṭboundaries Mn. Yājñ. Sch
2. -dharma m. the law respecting disputes about boundṭboundaries MW

⋙sīmāvṛkṣa

1. ○vṛkṣa m. 'boundṭboundary tree', a tree serving as a boundṭboundaries-mark Mn. viii, 246
2. (fig.) one whose example is followed by others MBh

⋙sīmāsaṃdhi

1. ○saṃdhi m. the meeting of two boundaries Mn. viii, 248 ; 261

⋙sīmāsetu

1. ○setu m. a ridge or causeway serving as a boundary ib. viii, 262
2. -vinirṇaya m. (legal) decision about boundaries and barriers MW

⋙sīmollaṅghana

1. sīmôllaṅghana n. the transgressing of a boundary, trespass, passing a frontier ib

sīmā

1. sīmā f. pl. = simā ŚBr. Sch

sīmika

1. sīmika m. a kind of tree L
2. an ant or similar small insect L
3. an ant-hill L
4. (ā), f. an ant L

≫sīmīka

1. sīmīka m. (prob. wṛ. for prec.) a kind of tree L

sīyaka

1. sīyaka m. N. of a family of kings Inscr

sīra

1. sī́ra m. n. (for derivation See sītā) a plough RV. &c. &c
2. m. an ox for ploughing, draught-ox Kauś
3. the sun Nir. ix, 40
4. Calotropis Gigantea L

⋙sīradeva

1. ○deva m. N. of a grammarian Cat

⋙sīradhvaja

1. ○dhvaja m. 'plough-bannered', N. of Janaka Bālar
2. of Balarāma VP
3. of a son of Hrasva-roman ib

⋙sīrapati

1. ○pati (sī́ra-), m. lord of the plough AV

⋙sīrapāṇi

1. ○pāṇi m. plough handed' or 'plṭplough-armed', N. of Bala-rāma L

⋙sīrabhṛt

1. ○bhṛt m. 'plough-bearer', id. MBh

⋙sīrayoga

1. ○yoga m. an ox yoked to a plough Kauś

⋙sīravāha

1. ○vāhá mfn. drawing a plough TS

⋙sīravāhaka

1. ○vāhaka m. a plougher, ploughman L

⋙sīrāyudha

1. sīrâyudha m. 'plough-armed', N. of Bala-rāma Kād. VP

⋙sīrotkaṣaṇa

1. sīrôtkaṣaṇa n. turning up the soil with a plough, ploughing Megh

≫sīraka

1. sīraka m. a plough MW
2. a porpoise L
3. the sun ib

≫sīrin

1. sīrin m. 'having or holding a plough', N. of Bala-rāma Hariv

≫sīrya

1. sīrya See pari-s○

sīraja

1. sīraja N. of a place Cat

sīla

1. sīla n. = sīra, a plough Kapishṭh

sīlandha

1. sīlandha or sīlandhra m. a kind of fish Bhpr

sīlamāvatī

1. sīlámāvatī f. (applied to the Indus
2. of doubtful meaning
3. accord. to Sāyaṇa 'rich in plants' [fr. silanā', a kind of plant of which ropes are made']
4. accord. to others 'rich in water') RV. x, 75, 8

sīlāra

1. sīlāra m. N. of a family of kings (cf. śīlāra-vaṃśa) Inscr. [Page 1219, Column]

sīllana

1. sīllana vḷ. for śilhama Cat

sīvaka

1. sīvaka sīvana, See p. 1218, col. 1

sīsa

1. sīsa n. (of doubtful derivation) lead (also used as money) VS. &c. &c
2. the leaden weight used by weavers VS
3. mf(ā)n. leaden, of lead VS. LāṭyŚr

⋙sīsaja

1. ○ja n. minium, red lead L

⋙sīsapattra

1. ○pattra or n. lead L

⋙sīsapattraka

1. ○pattraka n. lead L

≫sīsaka

1. sīsaka mṇ. lead L
2. m. = śūla L

sīsatāṇa

1. sīsatāṇa N. of a place Cat

sīsara

1. sīsara m. N. of a mythical dog (the husband of Saramā) PārGṛ

≫sīsarama

1. sīsarama m. N. of a dog-demon HirGṛ

sīha

1. sīha See sugandhi-s○, p. 1222, col. 3

sīhara

1. sīhara g. sakhy-ādi

sīhuṇḍa

1. sīhuṇḍa m. (cf. seh○) a kind of spurge, Euphorbia Antiquorum L

su

1. su cl. 1. P.Ā. savati, ○te, to go, move Dhātup. xxii, 42 (Vop. sru)

su

1. su (= √1. sū), cl. 1. 2. P. (Dhātup. xxii, 43 and xxiv, 32
2. savati, sauti, only in 3. sg. pr. sauti and 2. sg. Impv. suhi) to urge, impel, incite ŚBr. KātyŚr
3. to possess supremacy Dhātup

≫suta

1. sutá mfn. impelled, urged ŚBr
2. allowed, authorized ib

≫suti

1. suti (prob.) in kuru- and pṛt-s○ (qq.vv.)

su

1. su cl. 5. P. Ā. (Dhātup. xxvii, 1) sunóti, sunute (in RV. 3. pl. sunvánti, sunviré with pass. sense and suṣvati
2. p. sunvát or sunvāná the latter with act. and pass. sense ib
3. pf. suṣāva, suṣuma &c. ib. MBh
4. p. in Veda suṣuvás and suṣvāṇá [the later generally with pass. sense
5. accord. to Kāś. on Pāṇ. 3-2, 106, also suṣuvāṇa with act. sense]
6. aor. accord. to Gr. asāviit or asauṣīt, asoṣṭa or asaviṣṭa
7. in RV. also Impv. sótu, sutám, and p. mostly pass. suvāná [but the spoken form is svāná and so written in SV., suv○ in RV.]
8. and 3. pl. asuṣavuḥ AitBr
9. fut. sotā ib
10. soṣyati KātyŚr
11. saviṣyati ŚBr
12. inf. sótave, sótos RV.: Br
13. sotum Gr
14. ind. p. -sútya Br
15. -sūya MBh.), to press out, extract (esp. the juice from the Soma plant for libations) RV. AV. ŚBr. KātyŚr. Up. MBh
16. to distil, prepare (wine, spirits &c.) Sch. on Pāṇ. 2-2, 132: Pass. sūyáte (in RV. also Ā. 3. sg. sunve and 3. pl. sunviré with pass. sense
17. aor. ásāvi ib.): Caus. -sāvayati or -ṣāvayati ( abhi-ṣu and pra-√su
18. aor. asūṣavat accord. to some asīṣavat), Gr.: Desid. of Caus. suṣāvayiṣati ib.: Desid. susūṣati, ○te ib.: Iutens. soṣūyate, soṣaviiti, soṣoti ib

≫sut

1. sut (ifc
2. for 2. See col. 3) extracting juice, making libations ( tīvra-sút, pra-sút, madhuṣút, soma-sút)
3. m. = stotṛ, a praiser, worshipper Naigh. iii, 16

≫suta

1. sutá mfn. pressed out, extracted
2. m. (sg. and pl., once n. in ChUp. √12, 1) the expressed Soma. Juice, a Soma libation RV. AV. ŚBr. ChUp. BhP

⋙sutakīrti

1. ○kīrti f. mention of the (extracted) Soma AitBr

⋙sutapa

1. ○pa m. (for su-tapa See p. 1223, col. 3) a drinker of the Soma-juice
2. pl. N. of a class of deities MW

⋙sutapā

1. ○pā́ or mfn. drinking the Soma-juice RV

⋙sutapāvan

1. ○pā́van mfn. drinking the Soma-juice RV

⋙sutapeya

1. ○péya n. the drinking of Soma ib

⋙sutambhara

1. ○m-bhará mfn. carrying away Soma RV
2. m. N. of a Ṛishi (having the patr. Ātreya and author of RV. v, 11-14). Anukr. -1

⋙sutavat

1. ○vat mfn. (for 2. See under 3. suta) containing the word suta (atī f. 'a verse cṭcontaining the word suta') AitBr
2. m. a drinker of the Soma-juice W
3. an offerer of a libation MW

⋙sutaśravas

1. ○śravas m. N. of a teacher, Hir

⋙sutasoma

1. ○soma (sutá-), mfn. one who has extracted the Soma, offerer of a Soma libation RV
2. (a sacrifice) at which the Soma is prepared ib
3. m. N. of a son of Bhīma-sena MBh. VP
4. of a prince Jātakam
5. (ā), f. N. of a wife of Kṛishṇa (v. l. śruta-s○) Hariv
6. -jātaka n. N. of a Buddhist legend
7. -vat (sutá-s○), mfn. (pl.) joined with those who have prepared the Soma-juice RV
8. ○mâvadāna n. = ○ma-jātaka

⋙sutāvat

1. sutā-vat mfn. = sutá-vat RV

⋙sutāsuta

1. sutâsutá u. du. what is extracted (as Soma) and what is not extracted (as milk) MaitrS
2. ○tín mfn. having what is and what is not extracted TBr

≫suti

1. suti f. extracting or pouring out (in somas○, q.v.)

≫sute

1. sute (loc. of 2. suta) in comp

⋙sutekara

1. ○kara (suté-), mfn. performing (recitation of certain texts) at the preparation of the Soma RV. [Page 1219, Column]

⋙sutegṛbh

1. ○gṛ́bh mfn. taking hold of the Soma (for drawing it out of the vessel) ib

⋙sutemanas

1. ○manas m. N. of a preceptor (having the patr. Śāṇḍilyāyana), IndSt

⋙suteraṇa

1. ○raṇa (suté-), mfn. delighting in Soma RV

≫sutya

1. sutya n. (with or scil. ahan) the day of Soma extraction (also sutyâha, m.) ŚrS. MBh
2. (ā), f. See next

≫sutyā

1. sutyā f. (for 2. See below) the extraction or solemn preparation of Soma VS. Br. ŚrS

⋙sutyākāla

1. ○kāla m. the time of Nyāyam
2. ○līna mfn. relating to that time (-tva n.) ib. Sch

⋙sutyāmāsa

1. ○māsa m. a month in which the Soma is daily pressed Lāṭy

≫sutvan

1. sútvan mf(arī Pāṇ. 4-1, 7)n. the extracting or preparing of Soma RV. AV
2. m. a drinker of Soma W
3. a student who has performed his ablutions (before or after a Soma sacrifice) ib
4. N. of a man (having the patr. Kairiśi) AitBr

≫sunvat

1. sunvát mfn. pressing out (the Soma) &c
2. m. the offerer of a Soma sacrifice Śiś
3. N. of a son of Sumantu (also called Sunvāna) BhP

≫suṣuvāṇa

1. suṣuvāṇa

⋙suṣvāṇa

1. suṣvāṇá See √3. su col. 2

≫suṣvi

1. súṣvi mfn. pressing out or offering Soma (compar. -tara) RV

≫sūti

1. sūti

⋙sūtya

1. sūtya &c. See 3. sūti, p. 1241, col. 3

≫sotu

1. sotu

⋙sotṛ

1. sotṛ &c. See p. 1248, col. 3

su

1. su (= √2. sū), (only in 3. sg. sauti, pra-√sū) to beget, bring forth

≫sut

1. sut mfn. (for 1. See col. 2) begetting, generating, engendering MW

≫suta

1. suta mfn. begotten, brought forth
2. m. (ifc. f. ā) a son, child, offspring (sutau du. = 'son and daughter') Mn. MBh. &c
3. a king L
4. N. of the 5th astrological house VarBṛS
5. N. of a son of the 10th Manu Hariv
6. (ā), f. See below

⋙sutaṃrayiṣṭhīya

1. ○ṃ-rayiṣṭhīya n. (with prajāpateḥ) N. of two Sāmans ĀrshBr

⋙sutaṃgama

1. ○ṃ-gama n. 'son-obtaining', N. of a man (cf. sautaṃgami) Pāṇ. 3-2, 47 Sch

⋙sutajīvaka

1. ○jīvaka m. Putranjīva Roxburghī L

⋙sutaṃjaya

1. ○ṃ-jaya m. 'son-winning', N. of a man (cf. sutaṃ-gama) MBh

⋙sutatva

1. ○tva n. condition of sonship (instr. with √grah', to adopt any one acc. as a son') Kathās

⋙sutadā

1. ○dā f. 'son-giving', N. of a divine being Pañcar

⋙sutanirviśeṣam

1. ○nirviśeṣam ind. not differently from a son, exactly like a son Ragh

⋙sutapādikā

1. ○pādikā or f. a species of Mimosa L. 2

⋙sutapādukā

1. ○pādukā f. a species of Mimosa L. 2

⋙sutavat

1. ○vat mfn. (for 1. See under 2. suta) possessing sons or children VarBṛS
2. m. the father of a son W

⋙sutavatsala

1. ○vatsala mfn. loving one's children
2. m. an affectionate father Veṇis

⋙sutavallabha

1. ○vallabha wṛ. for prec

⋙sutavaskarā

1. ○vaskarā f. the mother of seven children L

⋙sutaśreṇī

1. ○śreṇī f. the plant Salvinia Cucullata L

⋙sutasuta

1. ○suta m. a son's son, a grandson MārkP

⋙sutahibukayoga

1. ○hibuka-yoga m. junction of the 4th and 5th astrol. houses (said to be suitable for marriages) MW

⋙sutātmaja

1. sutâtmaja m. = suta-suta L
2. (ā), f. a granddaughter L

⋙sutārṇava

1. sutârṇava m. N. of wk

⋙sutārthin

1. sutârthin mfn. desirous of offspring Mn. iii, 262

⋙sutotpatti

1. sutôtpatti f. birth of a son Mn. iii, 16

≫sutā

1. sutā f. (ifc. f. ā) a daughter Mn. MBh. &c
2. the plant Alhagi Maurorum L

⋙sutādāna

1. ○dāna n. the gift (in marriage) of a daughter Mn. iii, 26

⋙sutāpati

1. ○pati m. 'daughter's husband', a son-in-law KātyŚr. Sch

⋙sutāputra

1. ○putra m. du. a daughter and a son L

⋙sutābhāva

1. ○bhāva m. the state of a daughter Kathās

≫suti

1. suti See sú-ṣuti

≫sutin

1. sutin mfn. having a son or sons (inī f. 'a mother') Hit

≫sutī

1. sutī mf. (abl. gen. sutyus) one who wishes for a son or treats any one like a son Vop

≫sutī

1. sutī in comp. for 3. suta

⋙sutībhūta

1. ○bhūta mfn. become a son Kathās

≫sutīya

1. sutīya Nom. P. -yati (fr. 3. suta or sutā), to treat like a son Sāh
2. to wish for a son or for a daughter MW

≫sutyā

1. sutyā f. (for 1. See above) bringing forth a child, parturition MW

su

1. sú ind. (opp. to dus and corresponding in sense to Gk. ?
2. perhaps connected with 1. vásu, and, [1219,] accord. to some, with pron. base sa, as ku with ka
3. in Veda also sū́ and liable to become ṣu or ṣū and to lengthen a preceding vowel, while a following na may become ṇa
4. it may be used as an adj. or adv.), good, excellent, right, virtuous, beautiful, easy, well, rightly, much, greatly, very, any, easily, willingly, quickly (in older language often with other particles
5. esp. with u, = 'forthwith, immediately'
6. with mô i.e. mā u, = 'never, by no means' [Page 1220, Column]
7. sú kam often emphatically with an Impv., e.g. tíṣṭhā sú kam maghavan mā́ parā gāḥ, 'do tarry O Maghavan, go not past' RV. iii, 53, 2
8. su always qualifies the meaning of a verb and is never used independently at the beginning of a verse
9. in later language it is rarely a separate word, but is mostly prefixed to substantives, adjectives, adverbs and participles, exceptionally also to an ind. p., e.g. su-baddhvā, 'having well bound' Mṛicch. x, 50
10. or even to a finite verb, e.g. su-nirvavau Śiś. vi, 58) RV. &c. &c

⋙suūti

1. ○ūtí f. good protection or assistance RV

⋙sukakṣa

1. ○kakṣa m. N. of the author of RV. viii, 81 ; 82 (having the patr. Āṅgirasa) RAnukr

⋙sukaṅkavat

1. ○kaṅkavat m. N. of a mountain MārkP. (v. l. vaikaṅka VP.)

⋙sukaṭaṃkara

1. ○kaṭaṃ-kara mfn. very fit for making mats Pat

⋙sukaṇṭakā

1. ○kaṇṭakā f. Aloe Indica L

⋙sukaṇṭha

1. ○kaṇṭha mf(ī)n. sweet-voiced BhP
2. m. N. of a singer Cat
3. (ī), f. the female or Indian cuckoo L
4. N. of an Apsaras Bālar

⋙sukaṇḍu

1. ○kaṇḍu m. much-scratching, the itch L

⋙sukathā

1. ○kathā f. a beautiful story Kathās

⋙sukanda

1. ○kanda m. the √of Scirpus Kysoor L
2. an onion W
3. a yam ib
4. the √of Arum Campanulatum MW
5. other bulbous plants (= vārāhi-kanda
6. = -dharaṇī-k○) ib
7. -ja, v. l. for su-kundana L

⋙sukandaka

1. ○kandaka m. an onion L
2. a species of Arum ib
3. ayam ib
4. pl. N. of a people MBh

⋙sukandin

1. ○kandin m. Amorphophallus Campanulatus L
2. Arum Campanulatum MW

⋙sukanyaka

1. ○kanyaka mfn. having a beautiful daughter Vop

⋙sukanyā

1. ○kanyā́ f. a beautiful girl MW
2. N. of a daughter of Śaryāta (or ○ti) and wife of the Ṛishi Cyavana ŚBr. MBh. Hariv. &c. (also ○yakā)

⋙sukanyāka

1. ○kanyāka mfn. = -kanyaka Vop

⋙sukaparda

1. ○kapardá mf(ā́) n. having beautiful braided hair VS. MaitrS

⋙sukapola

1. ○kapola mf(ā)n. having beautṭbeautiful cheeks BhP
2. ○lâsya mfn. having a face with beautṭbeautiful cheeks ib

⋙sukamala

1. ○kamala n. a beautṭbeautiful lotus flower Kālac

⋙sukambala

1. ○kambala m. (ifc. f. ā) a beautṭbeautiful dewlap Hcat

⋙sukara

1. ○kára mf(ā) n. easy to be done, easy for (gen.) or to (inf.) RV. Mn. &c
2. easy to be managed, tractable (as a horse or cow) L
3. easily achieving Vop
4. m. a good-natured horse L
5. (ā), f. a tractable cow W
6. (am), n. doing good, charity, benevolence ib
7. -taraka mfn. very easy to be done Pat
8. -tva n. easiness, feasibleness Sarvad. Nīlak
9. -saṃdhi mfn. easily joined or united Pañcat. (vḷ.)

⋙sukarīra

1. ○karīrá (prob.) wṛ. for -kurīrá MaitrS

⋙sukarṇa

1. ○karṇa m. a beautiful ear BhP
2. mfn. having beautiful ears
3. m. N. of a Rākshasa R
4. (ā or ī), f. a colocynth L
5. (ī), f. Salvina Cucullata ib

⋙sukarṇaka

1. ○karṇaka mfn. = -karṇa MW
2. m. a kind of bulbous plant L
3. (ikā), f. Salvinia Cucullata ib

⋙sukarṇika

1. ○karṇika mfn. having a beautiful film (as a lotus flower) Hcat

⋙sukarma

1. ○karma m. pl. N. of a class of deities MW

⋙sukarman

1. ○karman n. a good work Pañcar
2. mfn. (-kár○) performing good works, virtuous Rājat
3. active, diligent W
4. m. a good or expert artificer or artist or architect RV. VS. Nir
5. N. of Viśva-karman (the architect of the gods) L
6. the 7th of the 27 astronomical Yogas. ib
7. N. of a king MBh. BhP
8. of a teacher of the Sāma-veda Pur
9. pl. N. of a class of deities ib

⋙sukala

1. ○kala mfn. one who employs his property well both by giving and enjoying it L
2. m. N. of a man Cat

⋙sukalatra

1. ○kalatra n. a good wife Kathās

⋙sukalita

1. ○kalita wṛ. for next MBh

⋙sukalila

1. ○kalila mfn. well filled with ib

⋙sukalpa

1. ○kálpa mfn. easy to be made AV
2. very qualified or skilled BhP
3. (wṛ. for -kalya) ib

⋙sukalpita

1. ○kalpita mfn. well equipped or armed MBh

⋙sukalya

1. ○kalya mfn. perfectly sound BhP

⋙sukavi

1. ○kavi m. a good poet. VarBṛS. Kathās. &c
2. -tā f. the state of a good poet, poetical talent Bhartṛ
3. -hṛdayânandinī f. N. of wk

⋙sukaṣṭa

1. ○kaṣṭa mfn. very painful or dangerous (as a disease) Suśr

⋙sukāṇḍa

1. ○kāṇḍa mfn. having a good stem or stalk MW
2. well-jointed ib
3. Momordica Charantia L

⋙sukāṇḍikā

1. ○kāṇḍikā f. id. ib

⋙sukāṇḍin

1. ○kāṇḍin mfn. having good stems or stalks MW
2. beautifully jointed ib
3. m. a bee L

⋙sukānta

1. ○kānta mfn. very handsome Kathās

⋙sukānti

1. ○kānti m. N. of a man Cat

⋙sukāma

1. ○kāma mfn. having good desires MW
2. (ā), f. Ficus Heterophylla L
3. (○ma)-da mf(ā)n. abundantly granting desires Hcat
4. -vrata n. a partic. religious observance Cat. (vḷ. kāmya-v○)

⋙sukāla

1. ○kāla (Hariv.) or (Mn. Pur.), m. pl. N. of a class of Pitṛis

⋙sukālin

1. ○kālin (Mn. Pur.), m. pl. N. of a class of Pitṛis

⋙sukālukā

1. ○kālukā wṛ. for -vāl○ L

⋙sukāśana

1. ○kāśana mfn. shining beautifully Nir

⋙sukāṣṭha

1. ○kāṣṭha mfn. having good wood MW
2. (ā), f. the wild plantain L
3. = kaṭvii ib
4. n. fire-wood A

⋙sukāṣṭhaka

1. ○kāṣṭhaka mfn. having good wood MW
2. n. Pinus Deodora or another species L

⋙sukiṃśuka

1. ○kiṃśuká mfn. (prob.) 'well made of Kiṃśuka wood' or 'bright with Kiṃśuka flowers' (said of the car of Sūryā) RV. x, 85, 20 (cfṆir.xii, 8). [Page 1220, Column]

⋙sukīrti

1. ○kīrtí f. good praise, hymn of praise RV
2. mfn. well or easily praised ib
3. glorious Śivag
4. m. N. of the author of RV. x, 131 (having the patr. Kākshīvata)
5. of the above hymn Br. Vait

⋙sukukṣi

1. ○kukṣi f. N. of a Gandharva maid Kāraṇḍ

⋙sukucā

1. ○kucā f. having beautiful breasts MBh

⋙sukuṭṭa

1. ○kuṭṭa m. pl. N. of a people ib

⋙sukuṭya

1. ○kuṭya m. pl. N. of a people ib

⋙sukuṇḍala

1. ○kuṇḍala m. N. of a son of Dhṛita-rāshṭra ib

⋙sukundaka

1. ○kundaka m. an onion L

⋙sukundana

1. ○kundana m. a kind of plant (= barbara) L

⋙sukumala

1. ○kumala wṛ. for -komala Pañcat

⋙sukumāra

1. ○kumāra mf(ī)n. very tender or delicate MBh. R. &c
2. m. a delicate youth ib
3. tenderness L
4. sugar-cane and various other plants (Jonesia Asoka
5. the wild Campaka
6. Panicum Frumentaceum &c.) L
7. N. of a serpent-demon MBh
8. of a Daitya L
9. of various kings MBh. Hariv. Pur
10. of a poet Cat
11. of a Varsha MBh. MārkP
12. (ā), f. Jasminum Sambac or Grandiflorum L
13. Musa Sapientum L
14. Hibiscus Rosa Sinensis L
15. Trigonella Corniculata L
16. N. of a river MW
17. (ī), f. Jasminum Sambac or Grandiflorum ib
18. N. of a river MBh. VP
19. -tanu-tvac mfn. having very soft and delicate skin MW
20. -tara mfn. more delṭdelicate Sāṃkhyak. Vās
21. -tā f. (Kāvyâd. &c.) or -tva n. (Kathās.) delicacy, tenderness
22. -nakha-tvac mfn. having very delṭdelicate nails and skin MW
23. -vana n. N. of a forest BhP
24. ○râṅga mf(ī) n. having very delṭdelicate limbs MW

⋙sukumāraka

1. ○kumāraka mfn. very tender
2. m. a tender youth Hariv. Pañcar
3. sugar-cane L
4. rice MW
5. N. of a son of Jāmbavat VP
6. (am), n. a partic. part of the ear VarBṛS
7. a cinnamon-leaf L
8. the Tamāla-pattra MW

⋙sukumārīka

1. ○kumārīka mfn. having a handsome daughter Pāṇ. 6-2, 173 Sch

⋙sukumāla

1. ○kumāla mfn. = -kumāra Pañcad

⋙sukurīra

1. ○kurīrá mf(ā́)n. having a beautiful headdress VS

⋙sukurkura

1. ○kurkura m. N. of a dog-demon, Hir

⋙sukula

1. ○kula n. a noble family Kāv
2. mf(ā)n. sprung from a noble family ib. Pañcat
3. -ja mfn. id. Kāv
4. -janman n. noble birth ib
5. -tā f. id. Prasaṅg
6. -strī f. a woman of good family, a respectable woman MW

⋙sukulīna

1. ○kulīna mfn. = -kula-ja Pañcat

⋙sukusumā

1. ○kusumā f. N. of one of the Mātṛis attending on Skanda MBh

⋙sukūrkura

1. ○kūrkura m. N. of a demon hostile to children, PārGṛS

⋙sukṛt

1. ○kṛ́t mfn. doing good, benevolent, virtuous, pious (compar. -tara
2. superl. -tama) RV. AV. VS. &c
3. fortunate, well-fated, wise W
4. making good sacrifices or offerings MW
5. skilful, a skilful worker (said of Tvashṭṛi and Ṛibhu) RV
6. m. pl. deceased fathers who enjoy the reward of virtue in the other world RV. AV. &c

⋙sukṛta

1. ○kṛtá n. a good or righteous deed, meritorious act, virtue, moral merit (-tas ind.) RV. &c. &c
2. a benefit, bounty, friendly aid, favour R. Pañcat. &c
3. the world of virtue, heaven AV. TS. TBr
4. fortune, auspiciousness W
5. reward, recompense ib
6. (súkṛta), mfn. well done or made or formed or executed RV
7. well arranged, adorned, made good (with mati f. 'a well-taken resolution'
8. with anartha m. 'an evil turned to good'
9. kim atra sukṛtam bhavet, 'what would be best done here?') RV. &c. &c
10. treated with kindness, befriended MW
11. well-conducted, virtuous, fortunate ib
12. (said to be) = svak○ TUp
13. m. N. of a Prajā-pati VP
14. of a son of Pṛithu Hariv
15. (ā), f. N. of a river VP
16. -karman n. a good or meritorious act (○ma-kārin mfn. 'performing good acts') Kām. Kāv. &c
17. mfn. doing good deeds, virtuous MBh. R
18. -kṛt mfn. id. Mn. iii, 37
19. -dvādaśī f. N. of a partic. 12th day (-vrata n. N. of a relig. observance) Cat
20. -bhāj mfn. connected with merit, meritorious Vās
21. -rasa m. the essence of merits or good deeds, JaimtBr
22. -vrata n. N. of a religious observance Cat
23. ○tâtman mfn. one who has a well cultivated or refined mind R
24. ○târtha mfn. one who has fully attained his object Kathās. (vḷ. sva-k○)
25. ○tâvāsa mfn. having a well-made or well-arranged residence MW
26. ○tâśā f. the hope of a reward for good acts Āpast
27. ○tôcchraya mfn. made very high, very lofty MBh
28. ○tôdīraṇa n. the proclaiming or blazoning abroad of good actions MW

⋙sukṛti

1. ○kṛti f. well-doing, good or correct conduct Pañcat
2. acting in a friendly manner, kindness MW
3. virtue ib
4. the practice of religious austerities ib
5. mfn. righteous, virtuous Cat
6. m. N. of a son of Manu Svārocisha Hariv
7. of one of the 7 Ṛishis in the 10th Manv-antara ib. BhP
8. of a son of Pṛithu VP

⋙sukṛtin

1. ○kṛtin mfn. doing good actions, virtuous, generous (○ti-tva, n.) MBh. Hariv. R. &c
2. prosperous, fortunate Amar. Kathās
3. cultivated, wise Kāv. Hit
4. m. N. of one of the 7 Ṛishis under the 10th Manu MārkP. = 1. [Page 1220, Column]

⋙sukṛtya

1. ○kṛtya Nom. P. ○yati (fr. -kṛt) Pat. -2

⋙sukṛtya

1. ○kṛtya n. a good work to be done, duty BhP
2. a good or correct action Pañcat
3. (○tyá), mfn. performing one's duties TBr
4. m. N. of a man (g. naḍâdi)
5. -prakāśa m. N. of wk

⋙sukṛtyā

1. ○kṛtyā́ f. good or clever or righteous act, right or virtuous action RV

⋙sukṛtvan

1. ○kṛ́tvan mfn. acting skilfully or well RV

⋙sukṛṣṭa

1. ○kṛṣṭa mfn. well-ploughed AitBr. R. Pañcat

⋙sukṛṣṇa

1. ○kṛṣṇa mfn. very black R

⋙suketa

1. ○kéta mfn. having good intentions, benevolent TS
2. m. N. of an Āditya ib

⋙suketana

1. ○ketana m. N. of a son of Sunītha BhP

⋙suketu

1. ○ketú mf(ú)n. very bright RV
2. m. N. of a king of the Yakshas Kāv
3. of various kings MBh. Hariv. R. Pur
4. -sutā f. patr. of Tāḍakā Bālar

⋙suketṛ

1. ○ketṛ m. a partic. personification (identified with the sun) PārGṛ. (accord. to others su-ketā f.)

⋙sukeśa

1. ○keśa mf(ī or ā)n. having beautiful hair MBh. R
2. (prob.) thickly overgrown with a species of the Andropogon Siddh
3. m. N. of a Rākshasa R
4. (ī), f. N. of an Apsaras MBh
5. of a Surâṅganā Siṃhâs
6. of a daughter of Ketu-viirya MārkP
7. ○śânta mf(ā)n. having beautṭbeautiful locks of hair MBh
8. ○śī-bhārya mfn. one who has a beautṭbeautiful-haired wife Vop

⋙sukeśan

1. ○keśan m. N. of a man PraśnUp

⋙sukeśi

1. ○keśi m. N. of a Rākshasa Cat

⋙sukeśin

1. ○keśin mfn. = -keśa MW
2. m. = -keśi Cat
3. (inī), f. a kind of plant Npr

⋙sukesara

1. ○kesara m. Citrus Medica L
2. n. N. of two metres Ked

⋙sukomala

1. ○komala mfn. very soft or tender Kāv. Pañcat. Śukas

⋙sukolī

1. ○kolī f. a kind of bulbous plant L

⋙sukośaka

1. ○kośaka m. Mangifera Sylvatica ib

⋙sukośā

1. ○kośā f. a species of Luffa ib

⋙sukosalā

1. ○kosalā f. N. of a town Pat

⋙sukratu

1. ○krátu mfn. skilful, wise (said of various gods) RV
2. m. N. of various kings MBh

⋙sukratūya

1. ○kratūya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to show one's self skilful or wise RV

⋙sukratūyā

1. ○kratūyā f. intelligence, wisdom, skill ib

⋙sukraya

1. ○kraya m. a fair bargain Hcat

⋙sukriyā

1. ○kriyā f. a good action, good work, moral or religious observance MW

⋙sukrīḍā

1. ○krīḍā f. N. of an Apsaras Kāraṇḍ

⋙sukruddha

1. ○kruddha (sú-), mfn. very angry ŚBr. R

⋙sukrūra

1. ○krūra mfn. very dreadful MBh

⋙sukleśa

1. ○kleśa mfn. very distressing Kathās

⋙sukvaṇa

1. ○kvaṇa m. a beautiful sound L

⋙sukṣata

1. ○kṣata (sú-), mfn. greatly hurt or damaged AV

⋙sukṣatra

1. ○kṣatrá mfn. having a good dominion, ruling well RV. VS
2. possessing or conferring power, strong, powerful RV
3. m. N. of a son of Niramitra VP

⋙sukṣatriya

1. ○kṣatriya m. a good Kshatriya Rājat

⋙sukṣaya

1. ○kṣáya mfn. well-housed or well-sheltered RV

⋙sukṣiti

1. ○kṣití f. a good abode, secure dwelling, place of refuge RV. VS. TS. Br

⋙sukṣubdha

1. ○kṣubdha mfn. greatly agitated Pañcar

⋙sukṣetra

1. ○kṣétra n. an excellent field RV. Mn. R. &c
2. mf(ā) n. affording a good field or dwelling-place RV. Hariv
3. having good fields R
4. sprung from a good womb Suśr
5. m. N. of a son of the 10th Manu MārkP
6. n. a house with three halls (towards the south, the west and the north) VarBṛS
7. (○trá) -tā f. the possession of a good field AV

⋙sukṣetriyā

1. ○kṣetriyā f. (the same form for instr.) desire of good fields RV

⋙sukṣema

1. ○kṣema n. great prosperity or comfort or peacefulness (-kṛt, mfn. ) VarBṛS

⋙sukṣeman

1. ○kṣéman n. water Naigh. i, 12

⋙sukṣobhya

1. ○kṣobhya mf(ā)n. easily agitated Kathās

⋙sukṣma

1. ○kṣmá mf(ā́)n. consisting of good earth VS. (Sch.)

⋙sukha

1. ○khá &c., See sukhá s.v

⋙sukhallikā

1. ○khallikā f. (perhaps) luxurious life Lalit

⋙sukhavī

1. ○khavī wṛ. for -ṣavii L

⋙sukhādi

1. ○khādi mfn. (for sukhâdi See p. 1221, col. 3) wearing beautiful bracelets or rings (said of the Maruts) RV

⋙sukhādita

1. ○khādita (sú-), mfn. well masticated or eaten VS

⋙sukhura

1. ○khura mf(ā)n. having beautiful hoofs Hcat

⋙sukhyāta

1. ○khyāta mfn. very renowned MW

⋙sukhyāti

1. ○khyāti f. good report, celebrity ib

suka

1. súka (for śúka), a parrot AV. i, 22, 4

sukkaḍi

1. sukkaḍi n. dry sandal-wood L

sukti

1. sukti m. N. of a mountain (prob. wṛ. for śukti) MārkP

sukh

1. sukh (prob. Nom. fr. sukha below), cl. 10. 4. P. (Dhātup. xxxv, 75
2. xxxvi, 14) sukhayati, sukhyati, to make happy, please, delight, gladden, rejoice, comfort MBh. Kāv. &c

≫sukha

1. sukhá mfn. (said to be fr. 5. su + 3. kha, and to mean originally 'having a good axle-hole
2. possibly a Prākṛit form of su-stha, q.v
3. cf. duḥkha) running swiftly or easily (only applied to cars or chariots, superl. sukhá-tama), easy RV
4. pleasant (rarely with this meaning in Veda), agreeable, gentle, mild (comp. -tará) VS. &c. &c
5. comfortable, happy, prosperous (= sukhin) R
6. virtuous, pious MW
7. m. N. of a man, g. śivâdi
8. (scil. daṇḍa) a kind of military array Kām. [Page 1221, Column]
9. (ā), f. (in phil.) the effort to win future beatitude, piety, virtue Tattvas
10. (in music) a partic. Mūrchanā Saṃgīt
11. N. of the city of Varuṇa VP
12. of one of the 9 Śaktis of Śiva L
13. (am), n. ease, easiness, comfort, prosperity, pleasure, happiness (in m. personified as a child of Dharma and Siddhi MārkP.), joy, delight in (loc
14. sukham-√kṛ 'to give pleasure'
15. mahatā sukhena, 'with great pleasure'), the sky, heaven, atmosphere (cf. 3. kha) L
16. water Naigh. i, 12
17. N. of the fourth astrol. house VarBṛS
18. the drug or medicinal √called Vṛiddhi MW
19. (ám), ind. (also ena, āt) easily, comfortably, pleasantly, joyfully, willingly (with inf. = 'easy to', e.g. sa bhaviṣyati sukhaṃ hantum, 'he will be easy to kill'
20. sukham-na punar', rather - than', e.g. sukham asūn api saṃtyajanti na punaḥ pratijñām, 'they rather renounce life than a promise'
21. kadalī-sukham, 'as easily as a Kadali') VS. &c. &c

⋙sukhakara

1. ○kara mf(ī) n. causing pleasure or happiness Nir
2. easy to be done or performed by (gen.) R
3. m. N. of Rāma L
4. (ī), f. N. of a Surâṅganā Siṃhâs

⋙sukhakāra

1. ○kāra (MW.),

⋙sukhakārin

1. ○kārin (Sāy.),

⋙sukhakṛt

1. ○kṛt (MBh.), mfn. causing joy or happiness

⋙sukhakaumudī

1. ○kaumudī f. N. of a grammar

⋙sukhakriyā

1. ○kriyā f. the act of causing delight or happiness Dhātup

⋙sukhaga

1. ○ga mfn. going easily MW

⋙sukhagandha

1. ○gandha mf(ā)n. sweet-smelling, fragrant R

⋙sukhagama

1. ○gama (MBh.),

⋙sukhagamya

1. ○gamya (Kām.), mfn. easy to be traversed or travelled over

⋙sukhagrāhya

1. ○grāhya mfn. easy to be grasped Kathās
2. easy to be comprehended or understood ( See comp.)
3. -nibandhana n. a composition easy to be comprehended, easily intelligible language Kum

⋙sukhaghātya

1. ○ghātya mfn. easy to be killed Pañcat

⋙sukhaṃkara

1. ○ṃ-kara mf(ī)n. causing joy or happiness MW
2. (ī), f. a kind of plant (= jīvantī) L

⋙sukhacara

1. ○cara mf(ī) n. going or moving easily MW
2. m. N. of a village L

⋙sukhacāra

1. ○cāra m. easy-going, a good horse L

⋙sukhacitta

1. ○citta n. mental ease
2. -bhāj mfn. enjoying mental ease Car

⋙sukhacchāya

1. ○cchāya mfn. affording pleasant shadow R

⋙sukhacchedya

1. ○cchedya mfn. easy to be cut or destroyed Kām. Hit

⋙sukhajāta

1. ○jāta mfn. born or produced easily W
2. feeling easy or comfortable Bhaṭṭ
3. n. anything pleasant Gīt

⋙sukhatama

1. ○tama

⋙sukhatara

1. ○tara See above under sukha

⋙sukhatas

1. ○tas ind. easily, comfortably, pleasantly, happily R

⋙sukhatā

1. ○tā f

⋙sukhatva

1. ○tva n. ease, comfort, delight, happiness, prosperity R. Kathās. Sarvad

⋙sukhada

1. ○da mf(ā)n. giving pleasure or delight Kāv. VarBṛS
2. m. N. of Vishṇu MBh
3. a partic. class of deceased ancestors MārkP
4. (in music) a kind of measure Saṃgīt
5. (ā), f. Prosopis Spicigera or Mimosa Suma L
6. an Apsaras L
7. the river Ganges MW
8. (am), n. the abode of Vishṇu L
9. N. of a Varsha in Plaksha-dviipa VP

⋙sukhadāyaka

1. ○dāyaka mfn. giving or affording pleasure Pañcar

⋙sukhaduḥkha

1. ○duḥkha n. du. pleasure and pain, joy and sorrow KaushUp
2. -maya mf(ī)n. consisting of pleasure and pain Kathās
3. = next ib
4. -samanvita mfn. feeling pleasure and pain Mn. i, 49
5. -suhṛd m. a friend in joy and sorrow Mṛicch
6. ○khâtmaka mfn. consisting of pleasure and pain MW
7. ○khâdi mfn. (pl.) pleasure and pain and the other (opposites
8. See dvaṃdva) Mn. i, 26
9. ○khin mfn. feeling pleasure and pain BhP

⋙sukhadṛśya

1. ○dṛśya mfn. beautiful to look at, pleasant to see Pañcar

⋙sukhadeva

1. ○deva m. N. of a man Buddh
2. (with miśra) N. of an author Cat

⋙sukhadohā

1. ○dohā (Hcat.) or (L.), f. an easily milked cow

⋙sukhadohyā

1. ○dohyā (L.), f. an easily milked cow

⋙sukhadhana

1. ○dhana n. pl. comfort and riches VarBṛS
2. m. sg. N. of a merchant Kathās

⋙sukhanātha

1. ○nātha m. N. of a deity worshipped in Mathurā Cat

⋙sukhaniviṣṭa

1. ○niviṣṭa mfn. comfortably seated Pañcar

⋙sukhapara

1. ○para mfn. fond of ease or comfort, intent on enjoyment Śak. (vḷ.) VarBṛS

⋙sukhaparihīna

1. ○parihīna mfn. destitute of comfort or happiness VarBṛS

⋙sukhapuṇyāhaghoṣa

1. ○puṇyâha-ghoṣa m. the proclamation of a happy holiday MW

⋙sukhapeya

1. ○peya mfn. easy or pleasant to drink Subh

⋙sukhaprakāśa

1. ○prakāśa m. (with muni) N. of an author Cat

⋙sukhapraṇāda

1. ○praṇāda mfn. sounding pleasantly MBh

⋙sukhapratibandhin

1. ○pratibandhin mfn. obstructing or interrupting happiness (○dhi-tā f.) Vikr. v, 15/16

⋙sukhapratīkṣa

1. ○pratī7kṣa mfn. looking for or expecting happiness, hoping for pleasure W

⋙sukhapratyarthin

1. ○pratyarthin mfn. opposed or hostile to happiness (-tā, f.) Vikr. v, 15/16 (v. l. for -pratibandhi-tā)

⋙sukhaprada

1. ○prada mfn. giving pleasure or happiness MārkP

⋙sukhaprabodhaka

1. ○prabodhaka mf(ikā)n. easy to understand Cat

⋙sukhapravicāra

1. ○pravicāra mfn. easily accessible Car

⋙sukhapravepa

1. ○pravepa mfn. easily trembling or shaken (as a tree) R

⋙sukhapraśna

1. ○praśna m. inquiry as to welfare (○śnam ud-ā-√hṛ or √dā, 'to inquire after a person's welfare') MBh

⋙sukhaprasava

1. ○prasava mfn. bringing (or having brought) forth easily or happily. Śak. (vḷ.)
2. m. = next Cat

⋙sukhaprasavana

1. ○prasavana n. easy birth or parturition, Kṛishṇaj

⋙sukhaprasupta

1. ○prasupta mfn. sleeping placidly Ṛitus. [Page 1221, Column]

⋙sukhaprāpta

1. ○prâpta mfn. one who has attained happiness MW

⋙sukhaprāptadhana

1. ○prâpta-dhana mfn. one who has obtained wealth easily Sāh

⋙sukhaprāpya

1. ○prâpya mfn. easy to be attained or won Kathās

⋙sukhaprekṣya

1. ○prêkṣya mfn. easy to be caught sight of MBh

⋙sukhaplava

1. ○plava mfn. offering a comfortable bath (v. l. sukhâpl○) R

⋙sukhabaddha

1. ○baddha mfn. pleasantly formed, lovely ib

⋙sukhabandhana

1. ○bandhana mfn. attached to the pleasures or enjoyments of the world Kām

⋙sukhabuddhi

1. ○buddhi f. easy understanding or knowledge Cat

⋙sukhabodha

1. ○bodha m.id. ib
2. perception or sensation of pleasure MW
3. -kṛt mfn. causing to be easily understood Śatr
4. -rūpa mfn. easily understood Kāv

⋙sukhabodhana

1. ○bodhana n. (= -buddhi)
2. -dīpikā f. N. of a Commentary

⋙sukhabodhikā

1. ○bodhikā f

⋙sukhabodhinī

1. ○bodhinī f. N. of wks

⋙sukhabhakṣikākāra

1. ○bhakṣikā-kāra m. a maker of dainties or sweetmeats, confectioner Campak

⋙sukhabhañja

1. ○bhañja m. a kind of Moringa L

⋙sukhabhāga

1. ○bhāga m. a happy lot or portion, good fortune MW

⋙sukhabhāgin

1. ○bhāgin (R.),

⋙sukhabhāj

1. ○bhāj (VarBṛS.), mfn. possessing or sharing in happiness, happy, fortunate

⋙sukhabhuj

1. ○bhuj mfn. enjoying happiness, happy, lucky VarBṛS

⋙sukhabhū

1. ○bhū mfn. (used in explaining śam-bhū and mayo-bhū) Nir

⋙sukhabhedya

1. ○bhedya mfn. easy to be broken or destroyed, Kām (vḷ. for -cchedya)
2. easily separated or disunited Hit

⋙sukhabhoga

1. ○bhoga m. the enjoyment of pleasure MW

⋙sukhabhogin

1. ○bhogin mfn. enjoying pleasure ib

⋙sukhabhogya

1. ○bhogya mfn. easy to be enjoyed or disposed of (as wealth) Kathās

⋙sukhabhojana

1. ○bhojana n. dainty food L

⋙sukhamada

1. ○mada mfn. pleasantly intoxicating Car

⋙sukhamaya

1. ○maya mf(ī m. c. also ā)n. consisting of happiness, full of joy and pleasure, delightful Kāv. BhP

⋙sukhamānin

1. ○mānin mfn. thinking (anything) to be joy, seeing joy in (loc.) BhP

⋙sukhamārjana

1. ○mārjana n. an auspicious ablution Śak. (in Prākṛit)

⋙sukhamālika

1. ○mālika m. (prob.) N. of the superintendent of a monastery Pañcat. v, 13/14

⋙sukhamukha

1. ○mukha m. N. of a Yaksha Buddh

⋙sukhamedhas

1. ○m-edhas mfn. prospering well Gaut. MBh

⋙sukhamodā

1. ○modā f. the gum olibanum tree L

⋙sukhayaśorthavṛddhikara

1. ○yaśo-'rtha-vṛddhi-kara mfn. causing increase of fortune (and) renown (and) wealth VarBṛS

⋙sukhayoganidrā

1. ○yoga-nidrā f. placid and quiet sleep Kām

⋙sukharatha

1. ○ratha (sukhá-), mfn. having an easily running chariot RV

⋙sukharāja

1. ○rāja m. N. of various men Rājat

⋙sukharātri

1. ○rātri or f. a partic. night of new moon (when there is a festival in honour of Lakshmi, celebrated with lighted lamps) Cat

⋙sukharātrikā

1. ○rātrikā f. a partic. night of new moon (when there is a festival in honour of Lakshmi, celebrated with lighted lamps) Cat
2. a night when a wife may be legally approached (cf. Mn. iii, 47) MW
3. a quiet or comfortable night (cf. saurātrika)

⋙sukharūpa

1. ○rūpa mfn. having an agreeable appearance Ml

⋙sukhalakṣya

1. ○lakṣya mfn. easy to be seen or known, easily recognized Hariv

⋙sukhalava

1. ○lava m. a little pleasure VarBṛS

⋙sukhalipsā

1. ○lipsā f. desire of attaining pleasure or happiness MW

⋙sukhalekhana

1. ○lekhana n. N. of an orthographical wk. (by Bharata-sena, son of Gaurâṅga-mallīka)

⋙sukhaleśa

1. ○leśa m. = -lava MW. 1

⋙sukhavat

1. ○vat ind. like a joy or pleasure (with √man, 'to regard anything acc. as a pleasure') BhP. 2

⋙sukhavat

1. ○vat mfn. possessing ease or comfort (-tā f. 'ease'), full of joy or pleasure R

⋙sukhavatī

1. ○vatī f. N. of the heaven of Buddha Amitâbha ( See under sukhā-vat, col. 3) Buddh
2. -vyūha m. N. of a Sūtra

⋙sukhavarcaka

1. ○varcaka or n. 'having a pleasant lustre', natron, alkali L

⋙sukhavarcas

1. ○varcas n. 'having a pleasant lustre', natron, alkali L

⋙sukhavartā

1. ○vartā wṛ. for -vat-tā (q.v.)

⋙sukhavartman

1. ○vartman mfn. having easy paths MBh

⋙sukhavarman

1. ○varman m. N. of various men (esp. of a poet) Rājat. Subh

⋙sukhavaha

1. ○vaha mfn. easily borne or carried MBh. 1

⋙sukhavāsa

1. ○vāsa m. a pleasant or comfortable abode (acc. with √vas, 'to live pleasantly at a place'
2. with √dā, 'to receive hospitably in one's house') R. Hcat
3. mfn. one who has lived comfortably at a place R. -2

⋙sukhavāsa

1. ○vāsa mfn. 'sweet-smelling', a water-melon L

⋙sukhavāsana

1. ○vāsana wṛ. for mukha-v○ (q.v.)

⋙sukhaviṣṇu

1. ○viṣṇu m. N. of a poet Subh

⋙sukhavihāra

1. ○vihāra m. an easy or comfortable life SaddhP
2. mfn. living easily Car

⋙sukhavījya

1. ○vījya mfn. easy to be fanned or cooled (as a couch) Pañcar

⋙sukhavedana

1. ○vedana n. the consciousness of pleasure W

⋙sukhaśayana

1. ○śayana n. placid rest or sleep L

⋙sukhaśayā

1. ○śayā f. N. of a sorceress Kathās

⋙sukhaśayita

1. ○śayita mfn. lying or sleeping comfortably upon (comp.) Vās
2. n. (= -sayana)
3. -pracchaka mf(ikā)n. inquiring whether any one has slept well Śak

⋙sukhaśayyā

1. ○śayyā f. a comfortable couch Vet
2. pleasant rest or sleep R

⋙sukhaśarman

1. ○śarman m. N. of a poet Cat

⋙sukhasāyin

1. ○sāyin mfn. resting or sleeping pleasantly Cat

⋙sukhaśīta

1. ○śīta mfn. pleasantly cool
2. ○tâṣṇa-māruta mfn. (a night) pleasant with cool and warm winds R

⋙sukhasītala

1. ○śītala mfn. = -śīta Cat

⋙sukhaśobhārtham

1. ○śobhârtham ind. for the sake of comfort and honour MW

⋙sukhaśrava

1. ○śrava mfn. sweetly sounding, pleasant to hear Ragh

⋙sukhaśravya

1. ○śravya mfn. id. (-tā f.) Hariv

⋙sukhaśruti

1. ○śruti f. agreeable to the ear MW

⋙sukhasaṃyāna

1. ○saṃyāna n. comfortable journey or progress, R. [Page 1221, Column]

⋙sukhasaṃyoga

1. ○saṃyoga m. gain of eternal bliss Mn. vi, 64

⋙sukhasaṃvāhya

1. ○saṃvāhya mfn. = -vaha Pañcat

⋙sukhasaṃvitti

1. ○saṃvitti f. enjoyment or experience of happiness Kir

⋙sukhasaṃvṛddha

1. ○saṃvṛddha mfn. grown up in ease and comfort MBh. R

⋙sukhasaṃveśa

1. ○saṃveśa (MBh.),

⋙sukhasaṃsupta

1. ○saṃsupta (R.), mfn. resting or sleeping well

⋙sukhasaṃsevya

1. ○saṃsevya mfn. easy to be approached or resorted to or attained, Ksā

⋙sukhasaṃstha

1. ○saṃstha (Pañcat.),

⋙sukhasaṃsthita

1. ○saṃsthita (Mṛicch.), mfn. feeling comfortable or happy Pañcat

⋙sukhasaṃsparśa

1. ○saṃsparśa mf(ā)n. agreeable to the touch, pleasant to the feelings, gratifying MBh. R. &c

⋙sukhasaṅga

1. ○saṅga m. attachment to pleasure Bhag

⋙sukhasaṅgin

1. ○saṅgin mfn. attached to pleasure MW

⋙sukhasaṃcāra

1. ○saṃcāra mf(ā)n. pleasant to be resorted to, inviting (-tā f. -tva n.) Hariv. Sāh

⋙sukhasaṃcārin

1. ○saṃcārin wṛ. for -saṃcāra

⋙sukhasaṃjñā

1. ○saṃjñā f. the term, 'ease' MW

⋙sukhasaṃduhyā

1. ○saṃduhyā

⋙sukhasaṃdohyā

1. ○saṃdohyā f. = -dohā, dohyā

⋙sukhasamāja

1. ○samāja m. abundance of happiness or enjoyment Gīt

⋙sukhasambandhi

1. ○sambandhi mfn. (m.c. for ○dhin) joyful, happy MBh

⋙sukhasambodhya

1. ○sambodhya mfn. easy to be taught or explained or to be reasoned with Kathās

⋙sukhasalila

1. ○salila n. pleasant (i.e. tepid) water (-niṣeka m. 'a bath in tepid water') Ṛitus

⋙sukhasāgara

1. ○sāgara m. 'ocean of pleasure', N. of a village Kshitîś

⋙sukhasādhana

1. ○sādhana n. means of obtaining pleasure Bhām

⋙sukhasādhya

1. ○sādhya mfn. easy to be accomplished or attained Bhartṛ. Śaṃk
2. easy to be cured Suśr
3. easy to be conquered or subdued Hit

⋙sukhasukhena

1. ○sukhena ind. most willingly, with all the heart Pāṇ. 8-1, 13

⋙sukhasupta

1. ○supta mfn. sweetly sleeping, comfortably asleep MBh. Rājat

⋙sukhasupti

1. ○supti f. placid sleep (cf. saukhasuptika)
2. -prabodhita m. 'awakened from pleasure sleep', N. of Śiva Śivag

⋙sukhasuptikā

1. ○suptikā f. ( = -supti)
2. -praśna m. the question whether any one has slept well Śak. (cf. sukha-śayita-pracchaka)

⋙sukhasecaka

1. ○secaka m. N. of a serpent-demon MBh. (B. mukha-s○)

⋙sukhasevya

1. ○sevya mfn. easy of access (-tva n.) Rājat

⋙sukhastha

1. ○stha mfn. = -saṃstha Kāv. Kathās

⋙sukhasparśa

1. ○sparśa mf(ā)n. = -saṃsparśa MBh. R. &c
2. -vihāratā (Divyâv.) or -vihāritā (Kāraṇḍ.), an easy life or state of existence

⋙sukhasvāpa

1. ○svāpa m. placid or quiet sleep Kathās

⋙sukhahasta

1. ○hasta mfn. having a soft or gentle hand R

⋙sukhākara

1. sukhā-kara m. 'making happy, gladdening', N. of a Buddhist world SaddhP
2. of the author of a Comm. on the Kādambari

⋙sukhākṛ

1. sukhā-√kṛ P. -karoti, to make happy, gladden, please Pāṇ. 5-4, 63

⋙sukhāgata

1. sukhâgata n. welcome Pañcat

⋙sukhājāta

1. sukhâjāta m. N. of Śiva MBh

⋙sukhātmaka

1. sukhâtmaka mf(ikā)n. consisting of pleasure MW

⋙sukhādi

1. sukhâdi mfn. (for sukhādi See p. 1220, col. 3) beginning with pleasure, pleasure &c. ( See sukha-duḥkhâdi)

⋙sukhādhāra

1. sukhâdhāra m. 'pleasure-seat, Indra's heaven, paradise L

⋙sukhādhiṣṭhāna

1. sukhâdhiṣṭhāna n. a happy state Divyâv

⋙sukhānanda

1. sukhânanda m. 'joy of happiness', N. of an author

⋙sukhānubhava

1. sukhânubhava m. perception or consciousness of pleasure W

⋙sukhānta

1. sukhânta mfn. ending in happiness MW
2. subversive of happiness W

⋙sukhānvita

1. sukhânvita mfn. attended with hṭhappiness, happy VarBṛS

⋙sukhāpa

1. sukhâpa mfn. easily won or attained BhP

⋙sukhāpanna

1. sukhâpanna mfn. one who has attained or gained happiness MW

⋙sukhāpeta

1. sukhâpêta mfn. gradually deprived of pleasure (as opp. to sukhād-ap○) Pāṇ. 2-1, 38 Sch

⋙sukhāplava

1. sukhâplava mfn. convenient forbathing (cf. sukha-pl○) R

⋙sukhābhiyojya

1. sukhâbhiyojya mfn. easily assailable Kām. Hit

⋙sukhābhilāṣa

1. sukhâbhilāṣa m. desire of pleasure MW

⋙sukhābhyudayika

1. sukhâbhyudayika mfn. causing joy or pleasure Mn. xii, 88

⋙sukhāmbu

1. sukhâmbu n. = sukha-salila Suśr

⋙sukhāyata

1. sukhâyata m. 'easily restrained or guided', a well-trained horse L

⋙sukhāyana

1. sukhâyana m. 'going easily or pleasantly', a good horse L

⋙sukhārādhya

1. sukhârādhya mfn. easy to be conciliated or propitiated BhP

⋙sukhārohaṇa

1. sukhârohaṇa mfn. easy to be ascended MBh

⋙sukhārta

1. sukhârta mfn. (for ○kha-ṛta) affected by joy Pāṇ. 6-7, 89 Vārtt. 6 Pat

⋙sukhārtha

1. sukhârtha m. anything that gives pleasure Mn. vi, 26
2. am (Gaṇit.) and āya (Pañcat.), ind. for the sake of ease or pleasure

⋙sukhārthin

1. sukhârthin mfn. seeking wishing for plṭpleasure or happiness Mn. vi, 49

⋙sukhārha

1. sukhârha mfn. deserving of happiness VarBṛS

⋙sukhāloka

1. sukhâloka mf(ā)n. pleasant-looking, beautiful (others 'easy to be seen') Vikr. iv, 46

⋙sukhāvagama

1. sukhâvagama m. easy perception or comprehension Yogas. Sch

⋙sukhāvagāha

1. sukhâvagāha mfn. easy to be entered or dived into Hir. MBh

⋙sukhāvat

1. sukhā-vat mfn. = 2. sukhavat
2. (with varti f.) a kind of pill Car
3. (vatī), f. N. of the paradise or heaven of Amitâbha (situated in the western sky) Buddh. SaddhP. Kāraṇḍ. MWB. 183, 204
4. of the wife of Sūrya-prabha Kathās
5. -deva m. (with Śāktas) N. of a partic. class of authors of mystical prayers Cat
6. -vyūha m. N. of a Buddhist wk
7. ○tī7śvara m. 'lord of Sukhā-vati', N. of Amitâbha, above L

⋙sukhāvabodha

1. sukhâvabodha m. easy comprehension Śaṃk. [Page 1222, Column]

⋙sukhāvaha

1. sukhâvaha mfn. bringing or conferring pleasure, delightful R

⋙sukhāvṛta

1. sukhâvṛta mfn. filled with joy or delight in (comp.) BhP

⋙sukhāśa

1. sukhâśa m. pleasant food L
2. cucumber, Cucumis Sativus (also ○śaka) L
3. mfn. eating dainty food (applied to Varuna) L

⋙sukhāśaya

1. sukhâśaya wṛ. for sukhâśraya

⋙sukhāśā

1. sukhâśā f. the hope of pleasure or enjoyment Pañcat
2. (su-kh○) expectation which exists only in empty space (or is very remote)

⋙sukhāśraya

1. sukhâśraya mfn. connected, with plṭpleasure, pleasant, gratifying Pañcat. Sāh

⋙sukhāsakta

1. sukhâsakta m. 'devoted to happiness', N. of Śiva MBh

⋙sukhāsana

1. sukhâsana n. a comfortable seat Siṃhâs

⋙sukhāsikā

1. sukhâsikā f. well-being, comfort, ease Rājat

⋙sukhāsīna

1. sukhâsīna mfn. comfortably seated R. BhP. Hit

⋙sukhāsukha

1. sukhâsukha n. sg. pleasure and pain Mn. xii, 19

⋙sukhāsparśa

1. sukhâsparśa mfn. = sukha-sparśa MW

⋙sukhāsvāda

1. sukhâsvāda mfn. pleasantly flavoured, delightful, agreeable Hit
2. m. pleasant flavour W
3. enjoyment ib

⋙sukhāhara

1. sukhâhara mfn. = sukhâvaha MW

⋙sukhāhāra

1. sukhâhāra n. ease and food ib

⋙sukhecchā

1. sukhêcchā f. hope or desire of happiness W

⋙sukheta

1. sukhêta mfn. affected by joy Pāṇ. 6-1, 89 Vārtt. 6 Pat

⋙sukhetara

1. sukhêtara mfn. other than happy, unfortunate MW
2. n. pl. joys and sorrows ŚvetUp

⋙sukhepsu

1. sukhêpsu mfn. desirous of ease MW

⋙sukheṣṭha

1. sukhe-ṣṭha mfn. (loc. of sukha + stha) living in joy (applied to Śiva) Śivag

⋙sukhaīkāyatana

1. sukhaī7kâyatana n. sole abode of joy MW

⋙sukhaidhita

1. sukhâidhita mfn. one who has grown up or lived in easy circumstances MBh

⋙sukhaiṣin

1. sukhâiṣin mfn. one who seeks (another's) happiness, wishing well to (comp.) MBh

⋙sukhocita

1. sukhôcita mfn. accustomed to comfort or happiness MBh. Car

⋙sukhocchedya

1. sukhôcchedya mfn. to be cut up or destroyed with ease, to be exterminated easily Kām. Rājat

⋙sukhotsava

1. sukhôtsava m. 'pleasure-feast', a husband L

⋙sukhodaka

1. sukhôdaka n. = sukha-salila Suśr

⋙sukhodadhi

1. sukhôdadhi m. N. of a Comm. on the Kāvyaprakāśa (usually called Sudhā-sāgara)

⋙sukhodaya

1. sukhôdaya mfn. resulting in joy or happiness Mn. MBh. &c
2. m. an intoxicating drink (made from honey or from the blossoms of she Bassia Latifolia) L
3. realization or occurrence of pleasure W
4. N. of a son of Medâtithi MārkP
5. n. the Varsha ruled by Sukhôdaya ib

⋙sukhodarka

1. sukhôdarka mfn. having happiness as a consequence, causing happiness Mn. MBh. &c

⋙sukhodya

1. sukhôdya mfn. to be uttered easily or agreeably Mn. ii, 33

⋙sukhopagamya

1. sukhôpagamya mfn. easy to be approached or reached, easy of access Kām. Mṛicch

⋙sukhopadhāna

1. sukhôpadhāna n. = upakaraṇa L

⋙sukhopaviṣṭa

1. sukhôpaviṣṭa mfn. comfortably seated MBh. R. &c

⋙sukhopasarpya

1. sukhôpasarpya mfn. easy to be approached W

⋙sukhopāya

1. sukhôpâya m. an easy means, Bhp
2. (ena instr. 'easily', 'without pains or trouble' Pañcat.)
3. mf(ā)n. easy to be obtained Pañcat

⋙sukhorjika

1. sukhôrjika m. natron (= sarjikā-kṣāra)

⋙sukhoṣita

1. sukhôṣita mfn. (also with rajanīm) one who has spent the night pleasantly, comfortably lodged MBh. R. &c
2. (ā), f. Sanseviera Roxburghiana L

⋙sukhoṣṇa

1. sukhôṣṇa mfn. 'pleasantly warm', tepid
2. n. tepid water L

⋙sukhoṣya

1. sukhôṣya mfn. pleasant to be dwelt in Hariv

≫sukhana

1. sukhana n. (used in explaining √mṛd) Dhātup

≫sukhanīya

1. sukhanīya mfn. causing ease or comfort KātyŚr. Sch

≫sukhaya

1. sukhaya See √sukh, p. 1220, col. 3

≫sukhayitṛ

1. sukhayitṛ m. one who gladdens or makes happy (gen.) Inscr

≫sukhayu

1. sukhayu mfn. (used in explaining śaṃyu) Nir. iv, 21

≫sukhāya

1. sukhāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to feel happy or pleased, be at ease or comfortable Daś. Kād
2. to be pleasant or agreeable Kād

≫sukhāvala

1. sukhāvala m. N. of Nṛi-cakshus (cf. sukhīnala) VP

≫sukhi

1. sukhi in comp. for sukhin

⋙sukhitā

1. ○tā f. (Śak., v. l.),

⋙sukhitva

1. ○tva n. (Vedântas.) ease, comfort, happiness

⋙sukhisvabhāva

1. ○svabhāva m. a happy or contented disposition Hit

≫sukhita

1. sukhita mfn. pleased, delighted, comforted (am ind.) Kāv. Kathās. &c
2. n. happiness MW

≫sukhin

1. sukhin mfn. possessing or causing happiness or pleasure, happy, joyful, pleasant, comfortable, easy MBh. Kāv. &c
2. m. a religious ascetic W

≫sukhī

1. sukhī mfn. (prob.) one who loves pleasure Vop. iii, 61

≫sukhīnala

1. sukhīnala m. N. of a son of Su-cakshus (cf. sukhāvala BhP

≫sukhīlalita

1. sukhīlalita (?), f. N. of a virgin Buddh

≫sukhīvala

1. sukhīvala m. = sukhāvala VP

≫sukhya

1. sukhya mfn. belonging to pleasure, pleasurable MW. 2. [Page 1222, Column]

⋙sukhya

1. sukhya Nom. P. ○yati ( See √sukh)

sukhaṃsuṇa

1. sukhaṃsuṇa or sukhaṃghuṇa (?), m. a kind of staff with a skull at the top considered as a weapon of Śiva (= khaṭvâṅga, q.v.) L

suga

1. su-gá mf(ā)n. (i.e. 5. su + 2. ga
2. √gam) going well or gracefully, having a graceful gait W
3. easily passed, easy to traverse RV. AV. TBr. Lāṭy
4. easy of access Kathās. Hcat
5. easy to obtain RV. TS. Pañcat
6. easily understood, intelligible MW
7. n. a good path
8. easy or successful course RV. VS
9. faeces L

⋙sugevṛdh

1. suge-vṛ́dh mfn. rejoicing in good progress RV

suga

1. su-ga mfn. (i.e. 5. su + 3. ga
2. √gai) singing well or beautifully BhP

≫su

1. su (to be similarly prefixed to the following):

⋙sugaṇ

1. ○gaṇ mfn. (a word formed artificially, Pāṇ. 3-2, 75 Sch.) counting well or easily or easily to be calculated

⋙sugaṇa

1. ○gaṇa mfn. = ugaṇa Pat. on Pāṇ. 6-1, 9 Vārtt. 4
2. m. N. of a Rāja-putra Kathās
3. (ā), f. N. of one of the Mātṛis attending on Skanda MBh
4. ○ṇókti (?), f. N. of wk

⋙sugaṇaka

1. ○gaṇaka m. a good calculator or astronomer Cat

⋙sugaṇita

1. ○gaṇita mfn. easily or accurately calculated MW

⋙sugata

1. ○gata mfn. going well VarBṛS
2. one who has fared well Hit
3. well-bestowed MW
4. m. a Buddha (-tva n.) Kathās. Jātakam., Introd
5. a Buddhist, BudṭBuddhist teacher Hcat
6. -cetanā f. N. of a Buddhist nun Buddh
7. -mitra m. N. of a man ib
8. -śāsana n. the BudṭBuddhist doctrine Kathās
9. ○tâyatana n. a BudṭBuddhist temple or monastery ib
10. ○tâlaya m. id. L
11. ○tâvadāna n. N. of a BudṭBuddhist Sūtra wk

⋙sugati

1. ○gati f. a good or happy condition, welfare, happiness, bliss MBh. Hariv. MārkP. &c
2. a secure refuge Chandom
3. mfn. having a good or auspicious position (as a planet) VarBṛS
4. m. N. of a son of Gaya BhP
5. of an Arhat (prob. wṛ. for su-mati) L
6. -sopāna n. N. of wk

⋙sugantva

1. ○gantva mfn. easily passed Lāṭy

⋙sugandha

1. ○gandha m. a fragrant smell, fragrance R
2. a perfume Yājñ. VarBṛ. &c
3. mf(ā)n. fragrant MBh. &c. &c
4. m. sulphur L
5. the chick-pea ib
6. Andropogon Schoenanthus ib
7. marjoram ib
8. a red-blossomed Moringa ib
9. = tumburu ib
10. a fragrant ointment (made of various substances) L
11. N. of a mountain Gol
12. a trader, dealer MW
13. (ā), f. the ichneumon plant L
14. Curcuma Zedoaria ib
15. a fragrant grass MW
16. a sort of lime ib
17. sacred basil Suśr. Car
18. N. of various other plants and trees (= vandhyā, karkoṭakī, rudra-jaṭā &c.) L
19. a form of Dākshāyaṇi Cat
20. N. of ais Apsaras MBh. Hariv
21. of a Tirtha Vishṇ. MBh
22. of a woman Rājat
23. (ī), f. the small Banana L
24. N. of a female servant of Vasu-deva VP
25. n. small cumin seed L
26. the blue lotus ib
27. sandal ib
28. the Granthi-parṇa plant ib
29. = kat-tṛṇa ib
30. = pattrâṅga ib
31. = gandha-tṛṇa ib
32. civet ib
33. N. of a Tirtha MBh
34. -tā f. fragrance, perfume MW
35. -taila-niryāsa n. (?) civet L
36. a partic. perfume made from roses &c. MW
37. -pattrā f. a kind of plant (= jaṭā) L
38. = rudra-jaṭā ib
39. -bhūtṛṇa n. a kind of fragrant grass ib
40. -mukha m. N. of a Bodhi-sattva, Kāraṇd
41. -mūlā f. Averrhoa Acida L
42. Hibiscus Mutabilis ib
43. = rāsnā ib
44. -yukti f. preparation of perfumes (one of the 64 arts) BhP. Sch
45. -vat mfn. fragrant MBh
46. -vanamāhātmya n. N. of wk
47. ○dhâḍhya mfn. rich in fragrance R
48. (ā), f. Jasminum Sambac L
49. ○dhâditya m. N. of a man Rājat
50. ○dhâmalaka m. a kind of mixture of various herbs L
51. ○dhêśa m. N. of a temple erected by Su-gandhā Rājat
52. an image of the tutelary deity of Su-gṭgandhā MW

⋙sugandhaka

1. ○gandhaka m. 'having fragrance', a kind of grain (perhaps of rice) Suśr
2. a kind of culinary herb ib
3. the orange L
4. Momordica Mixta ib
5. red-blossomed basil ib
6. a kind of bulbous plant (= dharaṇī-kanda) ib
7. sulphur ib
8. (ikā), f. a kind of plant Suśr
9. n. a kind of medicinal herb L

⋙sugandhaya

1. ○gandhaya Nom. P. ○yati, to make fragrant, scent Śiś

⋙sugandhāra

1. ○gandhāra m. N. of Śiva (accord. to Nīlak. = śobhano gandhāra-deśôdbhavaḥ) MBh

⋙sugandhi

1. ○gándhi (or -gandhi), mfn. sweet-smelling, fragrant RV. MBh. Hariv. &c
2. virtuous, pious MW
3. m. a perfume, fragrance MW
4. the supreme Being (= paramâtman) ib
5. a lion L
6. a sort of Mango L
7. a sort of Cyperus L
8. Ocimum Pilosum L
9. the √of Scirpus Kysoor L
10. n. sandal L
11. N. of various perfumes or fragrant plants (accord. to L. = elavāluka
12. = kaśeru
13. = gandha-tṛṇa &c.) Bhpr
14. -kusuma n. a fragrant flower MW
15. m. yellow oleander L
16. -kusumā f. Trigonella Corniculata ib. [Page 1222, Column]
17. -tā f. fragrance VarBṛS. Śiś
18. -tejana m. or n. a kind of fragrant grass TS. Kāṭh. Br. &c
19. -triphalā f. nutmeg, areca nut, and cloves L
20. mustaka n. a sort of Cyperus Bhpr
21. -mūtra-patana m. a civet cat L
22. -mūla n. a radish L
23. the √of Uśīra MW
24. -mūlā f. Curcuma Zedoaria L
25. = rāsnā ib
26. -mūṣikā f. the musk rat ib
27. -sīha m. N. of a man Rājat

⋙sugandhika

1. ○gandhika mfn. fragrant Vishṇ
2. m. a kind of grain (perhaps 'of rice') Vāgbh. Car
3. olibanum L
4. sulphur L
5. a lion L
6. n. the white lotus L
7. the √of Andropogon Muricatus L
8. the √of Costus Speciosus or Arabicus L
9. a partic. medicinal herb, = sura-parṇa L

⋙sugandhin

1. ○gandhin mfn. fragrant, sweet-smelling MBh. R
2. (inī), f. Pandanus Odoratissimus L
3. a kind of plant with fragrant leaves (= ārāma-śītalā) ib

⋙suganman

1. ○ganman mfn. Vop. xxvi, 68

⋙sugabhasti

1. ○gabhasti (sú- or sugábh○), mfn. having skilful hands (said to Tvashtṛi) RV

⋙sugama

1. ○gama mf(ā)n. easy to be traversed BhP. Kathās
2. easy of access Kathās. Kuval
3. easy to be ascertained or understood, obvious MBh. BhP. &c
4. easy, practicable MW
5. m. N. of a Dānava Kathās
6. ○mânvayā f. N. of Comm

⋙sugamana

1. ○gamana mf(ā)n. easy of access Nir. vi, 2
2. proceeding well Sāy. on RV. i, 165, 8

⋙sugambhīra

1. ○gambhīra mf(ā)u. very deep MBh

⋙sugamya

1. ○gamya mf(ā)n. easily traversed or passed, easy of access Pañcar

⋙sugara

1. ○gara n. cinnabar L

⋙sugarhita

1. ○garhita mfn. very blamable R

⋙sugalā

1. ○galā f. N. of a woman Rājat

⋙sugava

1. ○gava m. a vigorous bull MBh
2. (-gáva), mfn. having fine cows, abounding in cattle RV

⋙sugavi

1. ○gavi m. N. of a son of Prasuśruta VP

⋙sugavya

1. ○gávya n. the possession of good or much cattle RV
2. mfn. = -gáva MW

⋙sugahana

1. ○gahana mf(ā)n. very thick or close or impervious L
2. (ā), f. an enclosure round a place of sacrifice W
3. ○nâvṛti f. id. MW

⋙sugāṅga

1. ○gāṅga m.or n. N. of a palace Mudr

⋙sugātu

1. ○gā́tu m. welfare, prosperity AV. vi, 1, 3

⋙sugātuyā

1. ○gātuyā́ f. (the same form for instr.) desire of welfare or prosperity RV

⋙sugātra

1. ○gātra mf(ī)n. fair-limbed, graceful Kathās
2. (ī), f. a beautiful woman Vcar
3. (am), n. a fine or graceful figure MW

⋙sugātriyā

1. ○gātriyā wṛ. for -gātuyā́

⋙sugādha

1. ○gādhá mfn. easily fordable RV

⋙sugārhapatya

1. ○gārhapatyá m. a good householder AV. TBr

⋙sugīta

1. ○gīta n. good singing BhP

⋙sugīti

1. ○gīti f. 'id.', N. of a kind of Āryā metre Col

⋙sugītha

1. ○gītha m. N. of a Ṛishi Bālar

⋙sugu

1. ○gú mfn. = -gáva RV. AV. TBr

⋙suguṇa

1. ○guṇa mf(ā)n. very virtuous or excellent Caurap

⋙suguṇin

1. ○guṇin mfn. id. Bhartṛ

⋙sugupta

1. ○gupta (sú-), mfn. well guarded ŚBr. R
2. well hidden or concealed, kept very secret Kāv. Pañcat
3. (ā), f. Mucuna Pruritus L
4. (am), ind. very secretly or privately Pañcat
5. very carefully MBh
6. -tara mfn. well hidden Pañcat
7. -bhāṇḍa mf(ā)n. looking well after the household utensils (-tā f.) Vishṇ
8. -lekha m.a very private letter or one written in cipher MW

⋙sugupti

1. ○gupti f. good protection, great secrecy (acc. with ā-√dhā', to observe great secrecy') Hit

⋙suguptīkṛ

1. ○guptī-√kṛ P. -karoti, to keep well, guard carefully Pañcat

⋙suguru

1. ○guru mfn. very heinous (as a crime) Mn. xi, 256
2. a good teacher Jain

⋙sugulpha

1. ○gulpha mf(ā)n. having beautiful ancles Pāṇ. 4-1, 54 Sch

⋙sugūḍha

1. ○gūḍha mfn. well guarded or concealed, very secret MBh. Pañcat
2. (am), ind. very secretly Daś

⋙sugṛddha

1. ○gṛddha mf(ā)n. intensely longing for (loc.) MBh

⋙sugṛha

1. ○gṛhá m. having a good or beautiful house or abode AV
2. m. 'having a good nest', the taylor-bird, Sylvia Sutoria L
3. (ī), f. a partic. bird (reckoned among the Pratudas) Suśr

⋙sugṛhapati

1. ○gṛhapatí m. a good householder (said of Agni) VS

⋙sugṛhin

1. ○gṛhin mfn. well-housed, having a good nest (as a bird) Pañcat

⋙sugṛhīta

1. ○gṛhīta mfn. held fast or firmly, seized, grasped, clung or adhered to Śiś
2. well apprehended or learnt ib
3. mentioned auspiciously (cf. next)
4. -nāman (or ○ma-dheya), mfn. one whose name is invoked auspiciously (also said of Yudhi-shṭhira and others who are invoked early in the morning to secure good luck) Kād. Mudr. &c
5. ○tâbhidha mfn. having an auspicious name Rājat

⋙sugevṛdh

1. ○ge-vṛ́dh See under 1. su-ga, col. 2

⋙sugeṣṇā

1. ○geṣṇā f. 'singing well', a Kim-narī L

⋙sugehinī

1. ○gehinī f. a good housewife Bālar

⋙sugo

1. ○go f. an excellent cow Pāṇ. 5-4, 69 Sch

⋙sugocara

1. ○gocara wṛ. for sva-g○ Bcar. i, 13

⋙sugopā

1. ○gopā́ m. a good protector RV
2. mfn. well protected (superl. -tama) ib

⋙sugopya

1. ○gopya mfn. to be kept quite secret Pañcar

⋙sugautama

1. ○gautama m. 'the good Gautama', N. of Gautama Buddha Lalit

⋙sugaurava

1. ○gaurava mfn. very heavy or ponderous L

⋙sugmya

1. ○gmya (sú-), mfn. (√gam) advancing well RV
2. increasing ib
3. (am), n. happiness, prosperity Naigh. iii, 6

⋙sugrathita

1. ○grathita (sú-), mfn. well fastened ib

⋙sugranthi

1. ○granthi mfn. well knotted MW
2. having beautiful joints ib
3. m. a kind of perfume (= coraka) L. [Page 1223, Column]
4. n. the √of Piper Longum L

⋙sugraha

1. ○graha mfn. having a good handle MBh
2. easy to be obtained Kathās
3. easy to be learnt or understood Sāh

⋙sugrahaṇa

1. ○grahaṇa n. reverential clasping (of a person's feet) Inscr

⋙sugrāma

1. ○grāma m. N. of a village in Magadha HPariś

⋙sugrāsa

1. ○grāsa m. a dainty morsel MW

⋙sugrāhya

1. ○grāhya mfn. easy to be taken, easily apprehensible &c. W

⋙sugrīva

1. ○grīva mfn. handsome-necked, having a beautiful neck
2. m. (ifc. f. ā) N. of a monkey-king (who, with his army of monkeys headed by Hanumat, assisted Rāmacandra in conquering Rāvaṇa
3. he was believed to be the son of the Sun, and was re-established by Rāma in the throne of Kishkindha q. v., usurped by his brother Vālin) MBh. R. &c
4. of one of the four horses of Kṛishṇa or Vishṇu (the other three being Balāhaka, Megha-pushpa, and Śaivya) MBh. Hariv. BhP
5. of a divine being VarBṛS
6. of the father of the ninth Arhat of the present Avasarpiṇī L
7. a kind of pavilion Vāstuv
8. (only L.) a conch
9. N. of Śiva or Indra
10. a goose
11. a hero
12. a piece of water
13. N. of a mountain
14. a sort of weapon
15. the countenance of a friend
16. a serpent of Pātāla W
17. (ā or ī), f. N. of an Apsaras Hariv
18. (ī), f. N. of a daughter of Daksha and wife of Kaśyapa (regarded as the mother of horses, camels, and asses) Hariv. Pur
19. ○vâgraja m. 'elder brother of Su-griva', N. of Vālin L
20. ○vêśa m. 'lord of Su-griva', N. of Rāma L

⋙sugrīṣma

1. ○grīṣma m. a fine summer GṛS

⋙sugla

1. ○gla mfn. (√glai) very weary Kāś. on Pāṇ. 3-1, 136

⋙sughaṭa

1. ○ghaṭa mfn. easy contrived or accomplished (-tva n.), Kusum

⋙sughaṭita

1. ○ghaṭita mfn. well joined or united or contrived or arranged Hit
2. -ghaṭita mfn. id. Subh

⋙sughaṭṭita

1. ○ghaṭṭita mfn. well pressed down or levelled MBh

⋙sughana

1. ○ghana mfn. very dense (as a forest) Pañcat

⋙sugharikāgṛhaka

1. ○gharikā-gṛhaka n. a kind of sieve, Śīl

⋙sugharṣa

1. ○gharṣa m. much rubbing, strong friction L

⋙sughora

1. ○ghora mf(ā)n. very fearful or terrible MBh
2. m. N. of a man VP
3. n. anything very dreadful or hideous MBh

⋙sughoṣa

1. ○ghoṣa mfn. making a loud noise, very noisy MBh
2. having a pleasant sound R
3. m. a pleasant sound or cry W
4. N. of the conch of Nakula Bhag
5. of a Buddha Lalit
6. of an Agra-hāra (q.v.) Kathās
7. a partic. form of a temple Hcat
8. -grāma m. N. of a village Cat
9. -ghoṣa mf(ā) n. sounding loud MBh
10. -vat mfn. sounding pleasantly ib

⋙sughoṣaka

1. ○ghoṣaka m. or n. (?), a partic. musical instrument Divyâv

⋙sughoṣita

1. ○ghoṣita mfn. proclaimed with loud voice ib

⋙sughna

1. ○ghná m. easy striking or killing RV

sugmya

1. su-gmya &c. See p. 1222, col. 3

sughaṭa

1. su-ghaṭa &c. See above

sucakra

1. su-cakrá mfn. (i.e. 5. [su+c○]) having beautiful wheels AV. MBh
2. m. a good chariot RV
3. N. of one of Skanda's attendants MBh
4. of a son of Vatsa-pri and Su-nandā MārkP
5. ○krôpaskara mfn. having good wheels and (other) equipment MBh

≫su

1. su (to be similarly prefixed to the following)

⋙sucakṣas

1. ○cákṣas mfn. having good eyes, seeing well RV. ĀśvGṛ

⋙sucakṣu

1. ○cakṣu or N. of a river R

⋙sucakṣus

1. ○cakṣus N. of a river R

⋙sucakṣus

1. ○cakṣus mfn. having beautiful eyes (said of Śiva) Śivag
2. seeing well MW
3. m. Ficus Glomerata L
4. a wise or learned man W

⋙sucañcukā

1. ○cañcukā f. a kind of vegetable (= mahā-cañcu) MW

⋙sucatura

1. ○catura mfn. (accord. to native authorities fr. catur) very clever or skilful Kām

⋙sucandana

1. ○candana m. a fine sandal tree R

⋙sucandra

1. ○candra m. a partic. Samādhi Buddh
2. N. of a Deva-gandharva MBh
3. of a son of Siṃhikā ib
4. of a son of Hema-candra and father of Dhūmrâśva R. VP
5. of various kings R. Kālac
6. of a Bodhi-sattva Buddh
7. of a Ficus Indica R

⋙sucarā

1. ○carā f. N. of an Apsaras VP. -1

⋙sucarita

1. ○carita mfn. well performed ( See comp.)
2. n. (sú-
3. sg. and pl.) good conduct or behaviour, virtuous actions VS. &c.&c
4. -carita mfn. one who leads a virtuous life Mṛicch
5. -vrata mfn. well performing religious observances Mn. xi, 116
6. ○târtha-pada mfn. (speech) containing well selected sense and words Kum. -2

⋙sucarita

1. ○carita mf(ā)n. well-conducted, moral, virtuous Mn. ix, 261
2. m. (with miśra), N. of an author Cat
3. (ā), f. a virtuous or faithful wife L

⋙sucaritra

1. ○caritra mf(ā)n. well-conducted L
2. (ā), f. a virtuous wife L
3. coriander L
4. n. good conduct W

⋙sucarman

1. ○carman mfn. having beautiful skin or bark L
2. m. Betula Bhojpatra L

⋙sucārā

1. ○cārā f. N. of a daughter of Śva-phalka BhP. (B. -cīrā)

⋙sucāru

1. ○cāru mfn. very lovely or beautiful, pleasing, delightful MBh. Kāv. &c. [Page 1223, Column]
2. m. N. of a son of Kṛishṇa and Rukmiṇi MBh. Hariv. Pur
3. of a son of Vishvaksena (adopted by Gaṇḍūsha) Hariv
4. of a son of Pratiratha ib
5. of a son of Bāhu VP
6. -tā f. loveliness, beauty VarBṛ. Sch
7. -daśanā f. (a woman) having beautiful teeth, KāP
8. -rūpa mfn. of beautiful form MBh
9. -svana mfn. having a beautiful or melodious sound W
10. ○rv-aṅgī f. (a woman) having beautiful limbs MārkP

⋙sucitta

1. ○citta mf(ā)n. well-minded MBh
2. m. (with śailana) N. of a teacher JaimUp

⋙sucitra

1. ○citrá mf(ā́)n. very distinguished AV
2. very manifold Hariv
3. very variegated MW
4. m. N. of a serpentdemon MBh
5. of a king ib
6. (ā), f. a kind of gourd L
7. (○tra)-bījā f. Embelia Ribes L

⋙sucitraka

1. ○citraka mfn. very variegated
2. m. a kingfisher L
3. a kind of speckled snake L
4. N. of an Asura Buddh

⋙sucintana

1. ○cintana n. the act of thinking well, deliberate consideration W

⋙sucintā

1. ○cintā f. deep thought, due reflection or consideration ib

⋙sucintita

1. ○cintita mfn. well thought about, well weighed or considered ib
2. -cintin mfn. thinking quite well or right Buddh
3. ○târtha m. N. of a Māra-putra Lalit

⋙sucintya

1. ○cintya mfn. well imaginable or conceivable Hariv

⋙sucira

1. ○cira mfn. very long (ibc., am, āya, and ena, 'for a very long time, a good while'
2. at, 'after a very long time') MBh. R. &c
3. -śrama m. fatigue or exertion for a very long time BhP
4. ○râyus mfn. 'having a very long life', a god, divinity L
5. ○rârpita mfn. fixed or directed for a long time Amar
6. ○rôtsuka mfn. anxious or desirous for a long time Kathās
7. ○rôṣita mfn. one who has dwelt or stayed for a long tṭtime R

⋙sucihnita

1. ○cihnita mfn. distinctly marked Vishṇ

⋙sucīrā

1. ○cīrā See -cārā

⋙sucīrṇadhvaja

1. ○cīrṇa-dhvaja m. N. of a king of the Kumbhâṇḍas Buddh

⋙sucukrikā

1. ○cukrikā f. Tamarindus Indica L

⋙sucuṭī

1. ○cuṭī f. 'cutting well', a pair of scissors or nippers or tongs L

⋙sucetana

1. ○cetaná mfn. very notable, distinguished AV

⋙sucetas

1. ○cétas mfn. having great intelligence, sapient, wise RV. Śiś
2. well-minded, benevolent Rājat
3. m. N. of a son of Gṛitsa-mada MBh
4. of a son of Pracetas Hariv

⋙sucetīkṛta

1. ○cetī-kṛta mfn. made well-minded or well-disposed Bhaṭṭ

⋙sucetuna

1. ○cetúna mfn. = -cetana ib. ix, 65, 30

⋙sucetunā

1. ○cetúnā ind. (instr. of -cetú) with benevolence or favour, graciously RV

⋙sucela

1. ○cela mf(ā) n. well-clad Hariv

⋙sucelaka

1. ○celaka m. a fine garment L

⋙suceṣṭarūpa

1. ○ceṣṭa-rūpa m. N. of a Buddha Lalit

⋙succhattra

1. ○cchattra m. N. of Śiva MBh
2. (ā or ī), f. the river Śata-dru or Sutlej L

⋙succhada

1. ○cchada mfn. having beautiful leaves R

⋙succhardis

1. ○cchardís mfn. (superl. ○díṣ-ṭama) affording good shelter RV

⋙succhāya

1. ○cchāya mfn. 'affording a good shadow (and therefore beautiful) Kāvyâd
2. shining very brightly, as a jewel), splendid L
3. (ā), f. N. of the wife of Ślishṭi Hariv

⋙sujaghana

1. ○jaghaná mfn. having beautiful hips ib. Hcat
2. having a beautiful end or conclusion TS
3. a partic. ceremony TBr. Sch

⋙sujaṅgha

1. ○jaṅgha mf(ā)n. having beautiful legs Śrutab

⋙sujatru

1. ○jatru mfn. having a beautiful collar-bone MBh

⋙sujana

1. ○jana m. a good or virtuous or kind or benevolent person (man or woman
2. often confounded with sva-jana) R. Kathās. &c
3. N. of the author of the ŚāṅkhŚr
4. -tā f. goodness, kindness, benevolence Kāv. Sāh
5. a number of good men or respectable persons W
6. -tva n. goodness, kindness Śak. (v. l.)
7. -parivārā f. N. of a Gandharva maiden Kāraṇḍ
8. -parisevitā f. N. of a Kiṃ-narī ib
9. ○nâkara m. N. of a man Rājat
10. ○nêtara-maitrī f. the friendship of a bad man MW

⋙sujanaya

1. ○janaya P. ○yati wṛ. for sva-j○ Bāar. v, 40

⋙sujaniman

1. ○jániman mfn. producing or creating fair things RV

⋙sujantu

1. ○jantu m. N. of a son of Jahnu VP

⋙sujanman

1. ○janman n. noble or auspicious birth (○mâdi-vrata n. 'a partic. observance'), Kṛishṇaj
2. (-jánman), mfn. = -janiman RV
3. of noble or auspṭauspicious birth Kāv. Kathās

⋙sujambha

1. ○jámbha mfn. having good jaws or strong teeth RV

⋙sujambhan

1. ○jambhan mfn. id. Pāṇ. 5-4, 125

⋙sujaya

1. ○jaya m. a great victory or triumph BhP
2. N. of a man, Bnddh
3. easy to be conquered by (instr.) MBh

⋙sujala

1. ○jala mf(ā)n. having good or sweet water R. VarBṛS
2. n. a lotus L
3. good water W

⋙sujalpa

1. ○jalpa m. good speech, a partic. kind of speech (sincere, earnest, full of meaning and vivacity) L

⋙sujavas

1. ○javas mfn. very quick or swift MW

⋙sujāta

1. ○jātá (or sú-), mfn. well born or produced or made, of an excellent kind or nature, fine, beautiful RV. &c. &c
2. well grown, tall MW
3. nobly born, noble RV. ŚāṅkhGṛ
4. genuine, sincere (as piety) BhP
5. really born (i.e. not born in vain) Bhartṛ. (v. l. sajātaḥ)
6. m. N. of a son of Dhṛita-rāshtṛa MBh
7. of a son of Bharata VP
8. of a bull Lalit
9. (pl.) of a people Hariv
10. (ā), f. aluminous slate L
11. a kind of plant (= tuvarī) MW. [Page 1223, Column]
12. N. of various women (esp. of a daughter of Uddālaka and wife of Kahoḍa) MBh. Pur. Lalit
13. (am), n. good birth, birth under an auspicious constellation MBh
14. -tā (sujātá-), f. the being well born, nobility (aīso of mind) RV
15. -vaktra m. N. of a preceptor ĀśvGṛ
16. ○tâṅga mf(ī) n. having wellformed limbs MW

⋙sujātaka

1. ○jātaka m. or n. (?) beauty, splendour Vās

⋙sujāti

1. ○jāti mfn. of good tribe or species MW
2. of a good race or caste ib
3. m. N. of a son of Viti-hotra ib

⋙sujātīya

1. ○jātīya mfn. of good tribe or race ib

⋙sujāmi

1. ○jāmi mfn. rich in brothers and sisters or relatives Kauś

⋙sujita

1. ○jita (sú-), n. an easy conquest MaitrS
2. -śrama mfn. easily overcoming all fatigue, indefatigable Kām

⋙sujihva

1. ○jihvá mfn. brighttongued, sweet-voiced RV
2. m. fire or the god of fire L

⋙sujīrṇa

1. ○jīrṇa mfn. worn out, ragged, decayed
2. well digested Hit
3. -śata-khaṇḍa-maya mf(ī) n. made of a hundred tattered rags Bhartṛ

⋙sujīva

1. ○jīva n. it is an easy life for any one (gen.) R

⋙sujīvantī

1. ○jīvantī f. Hoya Viridiflora L

⋙sujīvita

1. ○jīvita n. a happy life R
2. it is easily lived by any one (instr.) Jātakam
3. mfn. living happily, enjoying life Kād

⋙sujuṣṭa

1. ○juṣṭa (sú-), mf(ā)n. well liked, welcome RV

⋙sujūrṇi

1. ○jūrṇí mfn. blazing or glowing brightly ib

⋙sujña

1. ○jña mf(ā)n. knowing well, conversant or familiar with anything Kum

⋙sujñāna

1. ○jñāna n. easy perception or intelligence KaṭhUp
2. good knowledge Kām
3. N. of various Sāmans ĀrshBr
4. mf(ā)n. possessing good knowledge Kām. (cf. Siddh. on Pāṇ. 4-1, 54)
5. easy to be known or understood Vām. ii, 1, 3
6. -durgôdaya m. N. of wk. on the 16 Saṃskāras by Viśvêśvara Bhaṭṭa
7. -viṃśati f. N. of a Vedânta wk. by Mukunda Kavi

⋙sujyeṣṭha

1. ○jyeṣṭha m. N. of a king (son of Agni-mitra) Pur

⋙sujyaiṣṭhya

1. ○jyaiṣṭhyá mfn. well entitled to primogeniture AV

⋙sujyotis

1. ○jyótis (or -jyotís), mfn. shining very brightly, radiant RV. VS

succhattra

1. su-cchattra su-cchada &c. See col. 2

sujaghana

1. su-jaghana su-joṅgha &c. See col. 2

sujjaka

1. sujjaka and sujji m. N. of two men Rājat

suṭ

1. suṭ (in gram.) a Pratyāhāra used as a technical expression for the first five inflections (i.e. nom. sg. du. pl., acc. sing. du. for masc. and fem. nouns
2. cf. sarva-nāma-sthāna)

suṭaṅka

1. su-ṭaṅka mfn. (cf. taṃ-kāra) sharp, shrill (said of a disagreeable sound) Bālar. iv, 50/51

suṭṭ

1. suṭṭ cl. 10. P. suṭṭayati, to slight, disregard, despise Dhātup. xxxii, 26
2. to be small or low or shallow Vop. ib

suḍaśabdanṛtya

1. suḍa-śabda-nṛtya n. (in music) a kind of dance Saṃgīt

suḍīnaka

1. su-ḍīnaka n. one of the modes of flight attributed to birds MBh

sut

1. sut suta &c. See √3. 4. su, p. 1219

sutanaya

1. su-tanaya mfn. (i.e. 5. su + tan○) having beautiful children VarBṛS

≫su

1. su (to be similarly prefixed to the following):

⋙sutanu

1. ○tanu mfn. very thin or slender (-tā f.) Dhūrtas. (vḷ.)
2. having a beautiful body Kāv
3. m. N. of a Gandharva R
4. of a son of Ugra-sena Hariv
5. of a monkey R
6. (u or ū), f. a fair woman (voc. sutanu, Vam. v, 2, 49) Śak. Śiś
7. N. of a daughter of Ahuka (wife of Akrūra) MBh
8. of a concubine of Vasu-deva Hariv
9. of a daughter of Ugra-sena ib. VP

⋙sutanuja

1. ○tanuja mf(ā)n. having beautiful children, Kṛishṇaj

⋙sutantu

1. ○tantu m. 'having fair offspring', N. of Vishṇu MBh
2. of Śiva Śivag
3. of a Dānava Kathās

⋙sutantra

1. ○tantra mfn. 'well versed in doctrine' and 'commanding good troops' VarYogay

⋙sutantri

1. ○tantri mfn. well accompanied on the lute (as a song), melodious Ṛitus

⋙sutapa

1. ○tapa m. (for suta-pa See p. 1219, col. 2) 'practising great austerities, N. of a class of gods under the eighth Manu Pur

⋙sutapas

1. ○tápas mfn. very heating or warming AV
2. practising severe austerity Kathās
3. m. an ascetic, hermit L
4. the sun L
5. (pl.) N. of a class of gods under the eighth Manu (cf. su-tapa) BhP
6. of various Ṛishis and their sons under various Manus Pur
7. of other persons Virac

⋙sutapasvin

1. ○tapasvin mfn. practising great austerity or self mortification, Kṛishṇaj

⋙sutapta

1. ○tapta (sú-), mfn. very hot, much heated ŚBr. &c. &c
2. purified by heat (as gold) MBh. [Page 1224, Column]
3. greatly harassed or afflicted Hit
4. very severe (as a penance) Mn. xi, 239
5. (ā), f. Mucuna Pruritus L

⋙sutamām

1. ○tamām ind. (superl
2. cf. -tarām) most excellently best MW

⋙sutamisrā

1. ○tamisrā (sú-), f. dense darkness ŚBr

⋙sutara

1. ○tara mfn. easy to be crossed RV. MBh
2. easily passed (as a night) RV

⋙sutaraṇa

1. ○taraṇá mfn. easy to be crossed (as a river) RV

⋙sutarām

1. ○tarām See s.v

⋙sutarkārī

1. ○tarkārī f. a kind of gourd (= deva-dālī) L

⋙sutardana

1. ○tardana m. the Koil or Indian cuckoo L

⋙sutarpayat

1. ○tarpayat mfn. well satiating or satisfying Hariv

⋙sutarpita

1. ○tarpita mfn. well satiated or satisfied MBh. R

⋙sutarman

1. ○tárman mfn. easily conveying across (as a boat) RV

⋙sutala

1. ○tala n. (L. also m.), great depth', the second of the seven divisions of the regions under the earth (cf. loka, pātāla) Pur
2. m. the base or foundation of a large building (= aṭṭālikā-bandha) L

⋙sutalpa

1. ○talpa n. a beautiful couch Pañcar

⋙sutaṣṭa

1. ○taṣṭa (sú-), mfn. well-fashioned RV

⋙sutāna

1. ○tāna mfn. well-tuned, melodious Pañcar

⋙sutāmra

1. ○tāmra mfn. deep-red
2. ○róṣṭha mfn. very ruddy-lipped MBh

⋙sutāra

1. ○tāra mf(ā)n. very bright R. VarBṛS. Kathās
2. very loud Bhartṛ
3. having a beautiful pupil (as an eye) BhP
4. m. a partic. per. fume Suśr
5. N. of a preceptor Cat
6. (ā), f. (in Sāṃkhya) one of the nine kinds of acquiescence (tuṣṭi), one of the eight kinds of perfection (siddhi
7. also ○ram n.) Tattvas. Sāṃkhyak. Sch
8. N. of an Apsaras Kālac
9. of a daughter of Śva-phalka VP
10. n. a kind of cat's eye L

⋙sutāraka

1. ○tāraka mfn. having beautiful stars MW
2. (ā), f. N. of one of the 24 goddesses who execute the commands of the 24 Arhats L

⋙sutāla

1. ○tāla m. (in music) a kind of time or measure MBh

⋙sutikta

1. ○tikta mfn. very bitter or pungent L
2. m. Oldenlandia Herbacea L
3. (ā), f. a species of gourd (= kośātakī) L

⋙sutiktaka

1. ○tiktaka m. 'very bitter', Gentiana Chirayita L
2. = pāribhadra L

⋙sutintiḍā

1. ○tintiḍā or f. Tamarindus Indica L

⋙sutintiḍī

1. ○tintiḍḍī f. Tamarindus Indica L

⋙sutīkṣṇa

1. ○tīkṣṇa mfn. very sharp or pungent, acutely painful (am ind. 'excessively') MBh. R. &c
2. m. Moringa Pterygosperma L
3. N. of a Muni (brother of Agastya) R. Bhaṭṭ
4. -daśana m. very sharp-toothed', N. of Śiva MBh
5. ○ṇâgra mfn. very sharp-pointed MBh

⋙sutīkṣṇaka

1. ○tīkṣṇaka m. a kind of tree (= suṣkaka) L

⋙sutīrtha

1. ○tīrthá mfn. conveying well across or to a goal VS
2. easily crossed or traversed MBh. R. &c
3. n. a good road MaitrS
4. a very sacred bathingplace Pañcat
5. an object of great adoration BhP
6. m. a good teacher (opp. to ku-tīrtha) VarYogay. Mālav. i, 11/12 (here, accord. to others', N. of a teacher')
7. N. of Śiva MBh
8. of a king (v. l. su-nītha) VP
9. -rāj m. N. of a mountain Śatr

⋙sutīrthaka

1. ○tīrthaka n. a very sacred bathing-place (as a proper N. ) MBh

⋙sutīrthya

1. ○tīrthya mf(ā)n. affording sacred bathing-places, Hir

⋙sutuka

1. ○túka mf(ā)n. (fr. √tuk = tak) running swiftly RV

⋙sutukana

1. ○tukana mfn. id. (used in explaining prec.) Nir. iv, 18

⋙sutuṅga

1. ○tuṅga mfn. very lofty or tall W
2. m. the culmination or culminating point of a planet L
3. the cocoa-nut tree L
4. N. of a place MBh. (B. sa-t○)

⋙sutumula

1. ○tumula mf(ā)n. very noisy or loud MBh

⋙sutuṣṭa

1. ○tuṣṭa mfn. easily satisfied Kāv

⋙sutus

1. ○tus mfn. (nom. -tūs instr. pl. -tūrbhis) well-sounding Vop

⋙sutūlikā

1. ○tūlikā or f. a beautiful mattress L

⋙sutūlī

1. ○tūlī f. a beautiful mattress L

⋙sutṛṇa

1. ○tṛṇa n. beautiful grass Kāś. on Pāṇ. 6-2, 195
2. N. of various kinds of grass L

⋙sutṛṣṇa

1. ○tṛṣṇa (?), N. of a country Buddh

⋙sutejana

1. ○tejana mfn. well pointed or sharpened MBh
2. m. a well-pointed arrow ib
3. Alhagi Maurorum L
4. N. of a warrior MBh

⋙sutejas

1. ○téjas mfn. very sharp or sharp-edged AV
2. very bright, splendid ChUp
3. m. N. of a son of the Gṛitsamada MBh
4. of the 10th Arhat of the past Utsarpiṇī (with Jainas) L

⋙sutejā

1. ○tejā (?), f. Polanisia Icosandra (perhaps -tejas is meant) L

⋙sutejita

1. ○tejita mfn. = -tejana MBh

⋙sutailā

1. ○tailā f. 'yielding good oil', the plant Mahā-jyotishmati L

⋙sutoya

1. ○toya mf(ā)n. having beautiful water (as a river) VarBṛS
2. m. N. of a king VP

⋙sutoṣa

1. ○toṣa (R.),

⋙sutoṣaṇa

1. ○toṣaṇa (Hariv.), mfn. easy to be satisfied

⋙sutyaj

1. ○tyáj mfn. easily letting loose or letting fly (others 'well hurling at', said of Agni) RV. viii, 49, 6

⋙sutyaja

1. ○tyaja mf(ā)n. easy to be abandoned or given up Kir

⋙sutrāta

1. ○trāta (sú-), mfn. well guarded or protected ŚBr

⋙sutrātra

1. ○trātrá mfn. = prec. and next RV

⋙sutrāman

1. ○trā́man mfn. guarding or protecting well RV. AV. ŚBr. ŚrS
2. m. N. of Indra L
3. a protector, ruler ( See dharitrī-s○)
4. pl. a partic. class of gods under the 13th Manu Pur
5. (○mā), f. N. of Pṛithivii MW

⋙sutrāvan

1. ○trā́van mfn. guarding well AV

⋙sutvakka

1. ○tvakka (Suśr.),

⋙sutvac

1. ○tvac (Car.), mfn. having a beautiful skin

⋙sutsaru

1. ○tsaru mfn. having a fine handle (as a sword) MBh

⋙sudaṃśita

1. ○daṃśita mfn. well bitten MW
2. well armed (cf. pari-d○) ib
3. very dense or close, crowded together MBh. [Page 1224, Column]

⋙sudaṃṣṭra

1. ○daṃṣṭra mfn. having strong or beautiful teeth MBh. R
2. m. N. of a Rākshasa R
3. of a son of Kṛishṇa Hariv
4. of a son of Śambara Hariv
5. of an adopted son of Asamañjas ib
6. (ā), f. N. of a Kiṃ-narī Kāraṇḍ

⋙sudaṃsas

1. ○dáṃsas mfn. accomplishing mighty or splendid actions, energetic, active, powerful RV

⋙sudakṣa

1. ○dákṣa mf(ā)n. very capable or clever or strong (mostly said of gods) RV. TS. m. N. of a man, g. śubhrâdi

⋙sudakṣiṇa

1. ○dákṣiṇa mfn. having an excellent right hand RV
2. very dexterous MBh
3. very courteous or polite ib
4. very sincere or upright, very liberal in sacrificial gifts MW
5. m. N. of a king of the Kambojas MBh
6. of a son of Pauṇḍraka BhP
7. (ā), f. N. of a wife of Dilīpa Ragh

⋙sudagdhikā

1. ○dagdhikā f. a kind of plant (= dagdhā) L

⋙sudaṇḍa

1. ○daṇḍa m. the ratan cane (= vetra) L

⋙sudaṇḍikā

1. ○daṇḍikā f. the Go-rakshī plant L

⋙sudat

1. ○dat m. a handsome tooth BhP
2. mf(atī)n. having handsome teeth MBh. Kāv. &c
3. (ī), f. N. of a Suraṅganā Siṃhâs

⋙sudatta

1. ○datta mfn. well or properly given (cf. sūtta), Kār. on Pāṇ. 7-4, 47
2. m. N. of a son of Śata-dhanvan (vḷ. su-dānta) Hariv
3. of the rich householder Anātha-piṇḍa-da Lalit. MWB. 407
4. of a village (also -grāma) Uttamac
5. (ā), f. N. of a wife of Kṛishṇa Hariv

⋙sudatra

1. ○dátra mfn. granting good gifts RV

⋙sudanta

1. ○danta mfn. having good or handsome teeth R
2. m. a good tooth MW
3. a partic. Samādhi, Kāraṇd
4. an actor, dancer L
5. N. of a man, g. śubhrâdi
6. (ā), f. N. of an Apsaras VP
7. (i), f. the female elephant of the north-west quarter L

⋙sudama

1. ○dama mfn. = next W

⋙sudambha

1. ○dambha mfn. easy to be subdued (used in explaining dabhra) Nir. iii, 20

⋙sudayita

1. ○dayita mfn. much beloved, very dear MBh

⋙sudaridra

1. ○daridra mfn. very poor Hariv

⋙sudarpaṇa

1. ○darpaṇa mfn. having a beautiful mirror, reflecting well Kathās

⋙sudarbha

1. ○darbha mfn. having good Darbha or Kuśa grass MW
2. (ā), f. = ikṣu-darbhā L

⋙sudarśa

1. ○dárśa mfn. easily seen, conspicuous (compar. tara) RV. MBh
2. beautiful to see, lovely MBh. (= prasanna-vaktra Nīlak.)
3. -tā f. visibility, conspicuousness Hcat

⋙sudarśaka

1. ○darśaka m. a partic. Samādhi Kāraṇḍ

⋙sudarśana

1. ○darśaná mf(ā)n. easily seen by (instr.) Vop
2. good-looking, beautiful, handsome, lovely MBh. R. &c
3. m. 'keen-sighted', a vulture L
4. a fish Bhpr
5. (in music) a kind of composition Saṃgīt
6. N. of Śiva MBh
7. of a son of Agni and Sudarśanā ib
8. of a Vidyā-dhara BhP
9. of a Muni ib
10. of a Buddha Lalit
11. of a patriarch Buddh
12. of a serpent-demon ib
13. of a Cakravartin ib
14. of one of the 9 Jaina Śukla-balas or Bala-devas L
15. of the father of the 18th Arhat of the present Avasarpiṇī L
16. of a king of Mālava MBh
17. of a king of Ujjayinī Cat
18. of a king of Pāṭali-putra Hit
19. of a son of Śaṅkhana R
20. of a son of Artha-siddhi Hariv
21. of a son of Dhruva-saṃdhi Ragh
22. of a son of Dadhici Cat
23. of a son of Aja-miḍha Hariv
24. of a son of Bharata BhP
25. of a son-in-law of Pratika ib
26. of a gambler Kathās
27. of various authors &c. (also with ācārya, kavi, bhaṭṭa, sūri &c.) Cat
28. of a Jambū tree MBh
29. of a mountain TĀr. MBh. Kāraṇḍ
30. of a Dvipa MBh
31. m. n. N. of the cakra or circular weapon of Vishṇu-Kṛishṇa (or 'the disc of the sun') MBh. Kāv. &c
32. of a mystical staff (carried by Saṃnyāsins as a defence against evil spirits, and consisting of a bamboo with six knots) RTL. xxi
33. (ā́), f. a handsome woman, a woman W
34. a night in the light half of a month TBr
35. an order, command L
36. Coculus Tomentosus L
37. a sort of spirituous liquor L
38. N. of a daughter of Duryodhana and Narmadā MBh
39. of a princess Pañcat
40. of a Gandharva maiden Kāraṇḍ
41. of a lotus pond R
42. of a Jambū tree MBh
43. of Indra's city Amarāvatī Cat
44. of a Comm. on the Tantra-rāja
45. (ī), f. N. of Indra's city (also ○nī-nagara) Divyâv
46. (am), n. (cf. m.) a partic. powder composed of various substances Bhpr
47. N. of Indra's city
48. of a Tirtha BhP
49. -kavaca n. -kāla-prabhā f. N. of wks
50. -cakra n. Vishnu's discus Cat
51. -cūrṇa n. 'beautiful powder', a medicinal compound used in fevers ŚārṅgS
52. -jvāla-mantra m. N. of a Mantra
53. -dviipa n. Jambu-dviipa MW
54. -nṛsiṃhârādhana n. -pañjarôpaniṣad f. -pāñcajanya-pratiṣṭhā f. N. of wks
55. prīti-kara m. N. of a Kiṃ-nara prince Buddh
56. -bhāṣya n. -mantra m. -mahā-mantra m. -māhātmya n. -mīmāṃsā f. -vijaya m. -śataka n. -ṣaḍ-akṣara n. -saṃhitā f. -sampāta m. -sahasra-nāman n. -sukarṇaka-carita f. -stava m. -stotra, n
57. ○nâdi-yantra-vidhi m. ○nârādhana n. ○nârādhana-krama, m. ○nâṣṭaka m. N. of wks
58. ○nôpaniṣad f. N. of an Upani. shad. [Page 1224, Column]

⋙sudarśanīya

1. ○darśanīya mfn. easy to be seen MBh

⋙sudarśinī

1. ○darśinī f. N. of a lotus pond R

⋙sudala

1. ○dala m. 'having good leaves', Pterospermum Suberifolium L
2. a kind of creeper (= kṣīra-moraṭa) L
3. (ā), f. Rosa Glandulifera L
4. Glycine Debilis L

⋙sudaśana

1. ○daśana mf(ā)n. having handsome teeth MārkP

⋙sudaśārhakula

1. ○daśârha-kula mfn. sprung from a race worthy of a happy fate (and 'from the noble race of the Daśârhas') Kathās

⋙sudā

1. ○dā́ mfn. giving bountifully, munificent RV

⋙sudātu

1. ○dā́tu mfn. (√do) easily divisible RV

⋙sudātṛ

1. ○dātṛ mfn. = -dā Sāy

⋙sudāna

1. ○dāna n. a rich or bounteous gift Subh

⋙sudānu

1. ○dā́nu mfn. pouring out or bestowing abundantly, bounteous, munificent (said of various gods) RV. AV

⋙sudānta

1. ○dānta mfn. welltamed, well restrained (as horses) MBh
2. m. 'very self-controlled', a Pratyeka-buddha (q.v.) L
3. a partic. Samādhi Kāraṇḍ. (printed su-danta)
4. N. of a son of Śata-dhanvan Hariv
5. -sena m. N. of a medical writer Cat

⋙sudāma

1. ○dāma m. 'giving well', N. of a cowherd attendant on Kṛishṇa Pañcar
2. pl. N. of a people (v. l. for su-dāsa) R
3. (ā), f. N. of one of the Mātṛis attendant on Skanda MBh
4. of a river (in the north of India) R

⋙sudāman

1. ○dāman mfn. giving well, bestowing abundantly, bountiful RV
2. m. a cloud L
3. the sea L
4. N. of a Gandharva R
5. of a king of the Daśârṇas MBh
6. of another king (prob. wṛ. for su-dās) Kull. on Mn. viii, 110
7. of a cowherd attendant on Kṛishṇa Cat
8. of a poor Brāhman (who came to Dvārakā to ask Kṛishṇa's aid, and was made wealthy by him) BrahmaP
9. of a garland-maker (cf. 3. dāman) BhP
10. of Indra's elephant, Airāvata L
11. of a mountain (?) MBh
12. of a river PañcavBr
13. pl. N. of a people MBh

⋙sudāmana

1. ○dāmana m. N. of a councillor of Janaka R
2. n. a partic. mythical weapon R. (B. su-dāruṇa)

⋙sudāminī

1. ○dāminī f. N. of the wife of Śamika BhP

⋙sudāya

1. ○dāya m. a good or auspicious gift, a special gift on partic. occasions (e.g. a gift to a student at his investiture with the sacred thread or Yajñôpavita, a nuptial present &c.) L
2. mfn. one who makes the above gift (e.g. a father, mother, husband &c.) Dāyabh

⋙sudāru

1. ○dāru n. good wood Pañcat. (B.)
2. m. 'furnishing good wood', N. of a part of the Vindhya mountains (called Pāriyātra, q.v.) L
3. -mūla m. Alhagi Maurorum L

⋙sudāruṇa

1. ○dāruṇa mf(ā)n. very cruel or dreadful or terrible (n. 'something terrible' or 'a partic. mythical weapon') MBh. R. &c

⋙sudāvan

1. ○dā́van mfn. giving well, bounteous, munificent RV

⋙sudās

1. ○dā́s mfn. (prob. fr. a √dās = dāś) worshipping the gods well (bestowing rich gifts Sāy.) RV. (compar. -tara ib.)
2. m. N. of a celebrated king of the Tṛitsus (son of Divo-dās, at whose court both Vasishṭha and Viśvāmitra appear to have acted as family priests
3. Sudās Paijavana is regarded as the author of RV. x, GrŚrS 133) RV. AitBr. GṛŚrS. Mn. vii, 41

⋙sudāsa

1. ○dāsa m. (perhaps identical with prec.) N. of a king BhP
2. of a grandson of Ṛitu-parṇa Hariv
3. of a son of Sarva-kāma Pur
4. of a son of Cyavana ib
5. of a son of Bṛihad-ratha ib
6. of the father of Mitra-saha Cat
7. pl. N. of a people (v. l. -dāma and -dāman) R

⋙suditi

1. ○diti mfn. (in a formula as opp. to a-diti) Vait. (su-dītí TS.)

⋙sudina

1. ○dína mf(ā)n. clear, bright (as a day or morning) RV
2. n. a clear or fine or auspicious day RV. &c. &c
3. happy time, happiness (= sukha) Naigh. iii, 6
4. N. of a Tirtha MBh
5. -tā f. clear weather Bhartṛ
6. -tvá n. state of fine weather, an auspicious time RV
7. ○nâha n. a bright fine day Pat. on Pāṇ. 2-4, 30

⋙sudināya

1. ○dināya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to become a fine day, clear up Pāṇ. 3-1, 17 Vārtt. 1

⋙sudiv

1. ○dív mfn. shining brightly RV

⋙sudiva

1. ○divá n. (AV.),

⋙sudivasa

1. ○divasa m. (Bhartṛ.) a bright or fine day

⋙sudivā

1. ○divā ind. id. KāśīKh
2. -taṇḍi m. N. of a Ṛishi MBh

⋙sudih

1. ○dih mfn. well polished, bright, sharp (as teeth) Vait

⋙sudīkṣā

1. ○dīkṣā f. 'beautiful consecration', N. of Lakshmī Vishṇ. (= yajñâdhikāra-siddhi Sch.)

⋙sudīti

1. ○dītí f. bright flame RV
2. mfn. flaming, shining. brilliant RV. TS
3. m. N. of a man (having the patr. Āṅgirasa and author of RV. viii, 71) Anukr

⋙sudīditi

1. ○dī́diti mfn. flaming brightly, shining beautifully RV

⋙sudīpta

1. ○dīpta mfn. shining bright MuṇḍUp

⋙sudīrgha

1. ○dīrgha mfn. very long (in time and space), very extended Kāv. Kathās
2. (ā), f. a kind of cucumber L
3. (○gha) -gharmā f. the plant Marsilia Quadrifolia L
4. -phalākā f. a kind of egg-plant L
5. -jīvaphalā f. a kind of cucumber L

⋙suduḥkha

1. ○duḥkha n. great pain or sorrow MBh
2. mf(ā)n. very painful or troublesome, very difficult to (inf.) MBh. R. &c
3. (am), ind. very painfully, most uneasily ib
4. ○khârohaṇa mfn. very difficult of ascent R

⋙suduḥkhita

1. ○duḥkhita mfn. much grieved, greatly afflicted MBh. Pur. [Page 1225, Column]

⋙suduḥśrava

1. ○duḥśrava mfn. very unpleasant to be heard Uttarar

⋙suduḥsaha

1. ○duḥsaha mfn. very difficult to be borne or endured, quite intolerable Kālid

⋙suduḥsparśa

1. ○duḥsparśa mfn. very unplasant to be touched or felt BhP

⋙sudukūla

1. ○dukūla mfn. made of very fine cloth Ṛitus

⋙sudugha

1. ○dúgha mf(ā)n. milking well or easily, yielding much, abundant, bountiful RV. AV
2. (ā), f. a good milch cow RV

⋙sudurācāra

1. ○durācāra mfn. very ill-conducted, very badly behaved or wicked, a profligate W

⋙sudurādharṣa

1. ○durādharṣa mf(ā)n. quite intolerable Hariv
2. very hard to get at, unattainable R

⋙sudurāruha

1. ○durāruha mfn. very hard to be ascended, inaccessible W

⋙sudurāvarta

1. ○durāvarta mfn. very hard to be dissuaded or convinced MBh

⋙sudurāsada

1. ○durāsada mfn. very hard to be got at, unapproachable to (gen.) R

⋙sudurukti

1. ○durukti f. very harsh language BhP

⋙sudurgama

1. ○durgama or mfn. very difficult to be traversed or crossed or sailed over MBh. R

⋙sudurgamya

1. ○durgamya mfn. very difficult to be traversed or crossed or sailed over MBh. R

⋙sudurjaya

1. ○durjaya mfn. very difficult to be overcome or conquered MBh. Kāv. &c
2. very difficult to be won or obtained BhP
3. m. a kind of military array Kām
4. N. of a son of Suvira MBh
5. of a Brāhman Buddh
6. (ā), f. (with Buddhists) N. of one of the 10 stages of perfection Dharmas. 64

⋙sudurjara

1. ○durjara mfn. very difficult to be digested MBh

⋙sudurjñeya

1. ○durjñeya mfn. very difficult to become acquainted with ib

⋙sudurdarśa

1. ○durdarśa mfn. very difficult to be discerned or seen or observed, unpleasant or intolerable to the eye R. Sch

⋙sudurdṛśa

1. ○durdṛśa mfn. id. R. MārkP

⋙sudurdharṣa

1. ○durdharṣa mfn. very difficult to be approached or attacked, intangible MBh

⋙sudurnirīkṣaṇa

1. ○durnirīkṣaṇa mfn. very dṭdifficult to be looked at BhP

⋙sudurbala

1. ○durbala mfn. very weak or faint MBh

⋙sudurbuddhi

1. ○durbuddhi mfn. very foolish or stupid ib

⋙sudurbhaga

1. ○durbhaga mf(ā)n. very unfortunate BhP

⋙sudurbhida

1. ○durbhida mfn. very difficult to be split or broken MBh

⋙sudurmati

1. ○durmati mfn. very foolish or evil-minded ib

⋙sudurmanas

1. ○durmanas mfn. very dispirited or troubled in mind R

⋙sudurmarṣa

1. ○durmarṣa mf(ā)n. very or quite intolerable BhP

⋙sudurlabha

1. ○durlabha mfn. very difficult to be attained, very scarce or rare MBh. R. &c
2. very difficult to or to be (inf.) MBh

⋙sudurvaca

1. ○durvaca mfn. very difficult to be answered MBh. Car

⋙sudurvacas

1. ○durvacas n. a very hard word MārkP

⋙sudurvaha

1. ○durvaha mfn. very difficult to be borne HPariś

⋙sudurvida

1. ○durvida (MBh.),

⋙sudurveda

1. ○durveda (R.), mfn. very difficult to be known or understood

⋙suduścara

1. ○duścara mfn. very difficult of access, inaccessible R
2. very arduous or painful Mn. Sūryas

⋙suduścikitsa

1. ○duścikitsa mfn. very difficult to be healed or cured BhP

⋙suduṣkara

1. ○duṣkara mfn. very difficult to be done, most arduous MBh. Bcar. BhP

⋙suduṣkula

1. ○duṣkula n. a very low or degraded race or family R

⋙suduṣkṛta

1. ○duṣkṛta mfn. a very great sin or crime MBh

⋙suduṣkha

1. ○duṣkha

⋙suduṣkhita

1. ○duṣḍkhita See -duḥkha, ○khita

⋙suduṣṭa

1. ○duṣṭa mfn. very bad or wicked R

⋙suduṣpāra

1. ○duṣpāra mfn. very difficult to be penetrated or investigated Vishṇ

⋙suduṣprabha

1. ○duṣprabha m. a chameleon L

⋙suduṣprasādhya

1. ○duṣprasādhya mfn. very dṭdifficult to be mastered or conquered Kām

⋙suduṣprāpa

1. ○duṣprâpa mfn. very difficult to be reached or attained, quite inaccessible R

⋙suduṣprekṣya

1. ○duṣprêkṣya mfn. very difficult to be caught sight of. MBh

⋙sudustara

1. ○dustara (Hit. BhP.),

⋙sudustāra

1. ○dustāra (MBh.), mfn. very dṭdifficult to be passed or crossed

⋙sudustyaja

1. ○dustyaja mfn. very difficult to be abandoned or quitted MBh. BhP

⋙suduha

1. ○duha mfn. easy to be milked (cf. su-dugha) MBh

⋙sudūra

1. ○dūra mfn. very remote or distant (-dūrāt, 'from afar'
2. -dūrāt sudūre, 'very far away') MuṇḍUp
3. (am), ind. very far away Ratnâv
4. in a very high degree Daś

⋙sudṛḍha

1. ○dṛḍha (sú-), mfn. very firm or hard or strong AV
2. very tenacious (as memory) Kām
3. well secured or locked, Kṛishṇaj
4. (am), ind. very intensely MBh
5. -tā f. firmness Prab
6. -tvacā f. Gmelina Arborea L
7. -vrata mfn. very rigid or strict in vows MW
8. -harmya-vat mfn. having very strong fortresses Hcat

⋙sudṛpta

1. ○dṛpta mfn. very proud or arrogant R. BhP

⋙sudṛś

1. ○dṛ́ś mf(Ved. -dṛ́śī)n. keen-sighted RV. Kām
2. well-looking, handsome RV
3. having beautiful eyes (-dṛk f. 'a pretty woman') Kāv. Pur
4. m. pl. (with Buddhists) a partic. class of gods Lalit

⋙sudṛśīka

1. ○dṛ́śīka mfn. looking beautiful, handsome RV
2. -rūpa (-dṛ́śīka-), mfn. having a beautiful colour ib
3. -saṃdṛś (-dṛ́śīka-), mfn. having a beautiful appearance ib

⋙sudṛśya

1. ○dṛśya mfn. easily seen, clearly visible MBh
2. looking beautiful, handsome Pañcar

⋙sudṛṣṭa

1. ○dṛṣṭa mf(ā)n. well seen (acc. with √kṛ, 'to look at well or earnestly') MBh. R
2. easy to be seen (compar. -tara) Jātakam
3. m. pl. N. of a people (v. l. sudeṣṭa) MBh

⋙sudṛṣṭi

1. ○dṛṣṭi mfn. keen-sighted Bālar
2. m. a vulture L

⋙sudeva

1. ○devá m. a good or real god. RV. ŚBr
2. (accord. to some) 'sporting well', a potent or highly erotic lover (in this meaning fr. √div, 'to play', and opp. to vi-deva, 'impotent, unerotic') RV. x, 95, 14 AV. xx, 136, 12 [Page 1225, Column]
3. mfn. having the right gods, protected by them RV. TS
4. destined for the right gods VS. TBr
5. m. N. of a Kāśyapa TĀr
6. of a Brāhman MBh
7. of a general of Ambarīsha ib
8. of a son of Hary-aśva and king of Kāśi ib
9. of a king of Vidarbha R
10. of a son of Akrūra Hariv
11. of a son of Pauṇḍra Vāsudeva ib
12. of a son of Cañcu ib
13. of a son of Campa BhP
14. of a son of Devaka VP
15. of a son of Vishṇu BhP
16. of a poet Cat
17. (ā), f. N. of the wife of Ari-ha (also called Āṅgeyī) MBh
18. of the wife of Vikuṇṭhana (also called Dāśârhī) ib

⋙sudevana

1. ○devana n. ardent gambling MBh

⋙sudevi

1. ○devi f. (m. c. for ○vii) N. of the wife of Nābhi and mother of Ṛishabha BhP

⋙sudevikā

1. ○devikā f. (prob.) a proper N. Pat

⋙sudevya

1. ○devyá n. the whole body of good gods RV

⋙sudeśa

1. ○deśa m. a fit place, Kṛishṇaj,

⋙sudeśika

1. ○deśika m. a good guide Bcar

⋙sudeṣṇa

1. ○deṣṇa m. N. of a son of Kṛishṇa Hariv
2. of an adopted son of Asamañjas (vḷ. -daṃṣṭra) ib
3. (pl.) N. of a people (vḷ. sudella) MBh
4. (ā), f. N. of the wife of Bali MBh
5. of the wife of Virāṭa ib

⋙sudeṣṇu

1. ○deṣṇu f. = su-deṣṇā Uṇ. iii, 16 Sch

⋙sudeha

1. ○deha m. a beautiful body BhP

⋙sudogdhrī

1. ○dogdhrī f. yielding much milk MBh

⋙sudogha

1. ○dógha mf(ā)n. id., (fig.) bountiful, liberal RV

⋙sudoha

1. ○dóha mfn. easy to be milked (compar. -tara) MaitrS

⋙sudohana

1. ○dohana mf(ā)n. id. (used in explaining su-dugha) Nir. xi, 43

⋙sudyu

1. ○dyu m. N. of a son of Cāru-pāda BhP

⋙sudyut

1. ○dyút mfn. shining beautifully RV

⋙sudyumna

1. ○dyumná mf(ā)n. id. ib
2. m. N. of a king MaitrUp
3. of a son of Manu Vaivasvata (supposed to have been born a female under the name of Iḍā q.v., and afterwards changed into a male through the favour of Mitra and Varuṇa) MBh. Hariv
4. of a son of Abhaya-da BhP

⋙sudyotman

1. ○dyótman mfn. shining bright RV

⋙sudraviṇas

1. ○dráviṇas mfn. having splendid riches or treasures ib

⋙sudraṣṭṛ

1. ○draṣṭṛ mfn. one who sees well, having good insight into (gen.) Pat. on Pāṇ. 5-4, 77

⋙sudru

1. ○drú m. good wood or timber RV

⋙sudvija

1. ○dvija mf(ā)n. having good teeth
2. ○jânana mfn. having a mouth containing good teeth MBh

⋙sudhana

1. ○dhána mfn. very rich RV
2. N. of various men Buddh. Śukas

⋙sudhanus

1. ○dhanus m. N. of a son of Kuru Hariv. Pur
2. of an ancestor of Gautama Buddha Buddh

⋙sudhanva

1. ○dhanva m. the 8th cubit (aratni) from the bottom or the 10th from the top of the sacrificial post L

⋙sudhanvan

1. ○dhánvan mfn. having an excellent bow RV. &c. &c
2. m. the son of an outcaste Vaiśya by a woman of the same class Mn. x, 23 (some read sudhanvâcārya in one word)
3. N. of Vishṇu L
4. of Tvashṭṛi or Viśva-karman L
5. of an Āṅgirasa ŚBr. MBh
6. of a son of Vairāja and guardian of the east Hariv
7. of a king vanquished by Māndhātṛi MBh
8. of a son of Sambhūta Hariv
9. of a son of Ahīna-gu ib
10. of a son of Abhaya-da ib
11. of a son of Kuru ib
12. of a king of SāṃkāŚya R
13. of a son of Śāśvata VP
14. of a son of Satya-dhṛita ib
15. ○vamāhātmya n. N. of wk
16. ○vâcārya m. a partic. mixed caste (= sudhanvan) L. (cf. Mn. x, 23)
17. a worshipper of Iśāna i.e. Śiva L

⋙sudhara

1. ○dhara m. N. of an Arhat Buddh

⋙sudharma

1. ○dharma m. good law, justice, duty R. BhP
2. 'maintaining law or justice', N. of a man Cat
3. of a Mahā-brahman (q.v.) SaddhP
4. one of the 10 disciples of the celebrated Jaina teacher and Arhat Mahā-viira W
5. of a king of the Kiṃ-naras SaddhP
6. of a palace Caurap
7. pl. N. of a class of deities MW
8. (ā), f. the assembly hall of the gods (also ī) MBh. Kāv. Buddh
9. N. of the wife of Mātali MBh

⋙sudharman

1. ○dhárman mfn. well supporting or maintaining VS
2. practising justice, attending well to duty Hariv
3. m. the maintainer of a family (= kuṭumbin) L
4. the assembly hall of the gods Daś
5. N. of a being reckoned among the Viśve Devā? Hariv
6. of a king of the Daśârṇas MBh
7. of a son of Dṛiḍha-nemi Hariv
8. of a son of Citraka ib
9. (with Jainas) of a Gaṇâdhipa (also ○ma-svāmin) HPariś
10. (pl.) N. of various classes of gods under various Manus Pur

⋙sudharmin

1. ○dharmin mfn. (in next
2. also wṛ. for -dharman)
3. ○mi-tā f. description of anything by mentioning its characteristics Vās. Sch

⋙sudharmiṣṭha

1. ○dharmiṣṭha mf(ā)n. giving the strictest attention to one's duties, most virtuous MBh

⋙sudharṣa

1. ○dharṣa or mfn. (prob.) easy to be got at or laid hold of Vop. -1

⋙sudharṣaṇa

1. ○dharḍṣaṇa mfn. (prob.) easy to be got at or laid hold of Vop. -1

⋙sudhā

1. ○dhā f. (√1. dhā
2. for 2. su-dhā &c., See s.v.) welfare, ease, comfort AV. AitBr

⋙sudhāta

1. ○dhāta mfn. well-cleaned ŚvetUp. (= -dhauta Sch.)

⋙sudhātu

1. ○dhā́tu mfn. well-founded, secure RV
2. well off, wealthy VS
3. -dakṣiṇa (-dhā́○), mfn. (prob.) one on whom the sacrificial fee is well conferred, worthy of the sacrificial fee (accord. to Sch. 'one who receives precious metal as a sṭsacrificial fee') VS. Kāṭh. Kauś. [Page 1225, Column]

⋙sudhātṛ

1. ○dhātṛ mfn. one who arranges or regulates well PañcavBr. KātyŚr

⋙sudhāma

1. ○dhāma See next

⋙sudhāman

1. ○dhāman m. N. of various Ṛishis Pur
2. of a son of Ghṛita-pṛishṭhta BhP.: of a mountain (vḷ. -dhāma) VP
3. pl. N. of a class of deities under the 10th Manu (vḷ. -dhāma) ib

⋙sudhāya

1. ○dhā́ya m. ease, comfort TS

⋙sudhāyuka

1. ○dhāyuka m. N. of a man
2. pl. his descendants, g. upakâdi. -1

⋙sudhāra

1. ○dhārá mfn. streaming beautifully RV. -2

⋙sudhāra

1. ○dhāra mfn. well pointed (as an arrow) MBh

⋙sudhārin

1. ○dhārin mfn. well maintaining (law or order) ib

⋙sudhi

1. ○dhi See -dhī

⋙sudhita

1. ○dhita (sú-), mfn. (for sudhita See p. 1226, col. 1) well placed or fixed RV
2. well ordered or arranged or contrived ib. TBr
3. well prepared or served, ready (as food) RV
4. fixed upon, meant, intended ib
5. well-disposed, kind, benevolent ib. VS

⋙sudhī

1. ○dhī f. good sense or understanding, intelligence Subh
2. (-dhī́), mfn. (nom. īs, i) having a good understanding, wise, clever, sensible R. Kathās. &c
3. religious, pious RV
4. m. a wise or learned man, Pandit, teacher L
5. -candrikā f. N. of wk
6. -"ṣndra-yati (○dhI7ndr○), m. N. of an author
7. -mayūkha m. -vāda m. -vilocana n. -vilocana-sāra, m. -śṛṅgāra m. N. of wks
8. -dhy-upâsya, See suddhyup○ (s.v.) -1

⋙sudhīra

1. ○dhīra mfn. very considerate or wise MW. -2

⋙sudhīra

1. ○dhīra mfn. very firm or resolute Pañcat. (vḷ.)

⋙sudhīvan

1. ○dhīvan mfn. Pāṇ. 3-2, 74 Sch

⋙sudhur

1. ○dhúr or mfn. going well under the yoke

⋙sudhura

1. ○dhúra mfn. going well under the yoke
2. m. a good draught-horse RV

⋙sudhūpaka

1. ○dhūpaka m. the resin of Pinus Longifolia L

⋙sudhūpya

1. ○dhūpya or m. a partic. fragrant substance L

⋙sudhūmya

1. ○dhūmya m. a partic. fragrant substance L

⋙sudhūmravarṇā

1. ○dhūmravarṇā f. N. of one of the seven tongues of Agni Gṛihyās

⋙sudhṛt

1. ○dhṛt m. N. of a son of Mahā-viirya (cf. dhṛti) BhP

⋙sudhṛta

1. ○dhṛta (sú-), mfn. very constant or persevering AV

⋙sudhṛti

1. ○dhṛti m. N. of a king (son of Mahā-vira or Mahā-virya
2. cf. -dhṛt) R
3. of a son of Rājya-vardhana Pur

⋙sudhṛṣṭama

1. ○dhṛṣṭama mfn. very bold or resolute (?) RV

⋙sudhauta

1. ○dhauta mfn. well cleaned or polished MBh

sutarām

1. su-tarām ind. (fr. 5. su + tarām = taram) still more, in a higher degree, excessively (sṭstill na, 'still less'
2. na s○, 'very badly'
3. mā s○, 'in no way', 'by no means') MBh. Kāv. &c

sutavat

1. suta-vat suta-soma &c. See p. 1219, col. 2

sutāra

1. su-tāra su-tāraka &c. See p. 1224, col. 1

suti

1. suti sutī, sutīya, sutya &c. See under 3. √su, 4. √su, p. 1219, cols. 2, 3

sudaṃṣṭra

1. su-daṃṣṭra su-daṃsas and e. See p. 1224, col. a

sudi

1. sudi ind. (thought by some to be a contraction of su-dina, but really wṛ. for śudi, q.v.)

sudella

1. sudella sudeṣṭa, See su-deṣṇa, su-dṛṣṭa, cols. 1, 2

suddhyupāsya

1. suddhy-upâsya mfn. (euphonically for sudhy-up○ See su-dhī), to be worshipped by the intelligent' (said of the Supreme Being) Pāṇ. 1-1, 58 Sch

sudhā

1. su-dhā f. (fr. 5. [su+√dhe]
2. for 1. su-dhā, 'welfare', See col. 2) 'good drink', the beverage of the gods, nectar (cf. 2. dhātu, p. 514) MBh. Kāv. &c
3. the nectar or honey of flowers L
4. juice, water L
5. milk (also pl.) VarBṛS. Pañcar
6. white wash, plaster, mortar, cement MBh. R. &c
7. a brick L
8. lightning L
9. the earth Gal
10. Euphorbia Antiquorum or another species Car
11. Sanseviera Roxburghiana L
12. Glycine Debilis L
13. Emblica or yellow Myrobalan L
14. a kind of metre Ked
15. N. of the, wife of a Rudra BhP
16. of the Ganges L
17. of various wks

⋙sudhāṃśu

1. ○"ṣṃśu (○dhâṃśu), m. 'nectar-rayed', the moon (as the supposed repository of nectar) Kāv. Kathās. &c
2. camphor L
3. -taila n. camphorated oil L
4. -bha n. -ratna n. a pearl L

⋙sudhākaṇṭha

1. ○kaṇṭha m. 'nectar-throated', the Indian cuckoo L

⋙sudhākara

1. ○"ṣkara (○dhâk○), m. a mine or receptacle of nectar Naish
2. the moon ib. (-tā f. Caurap.)
3. N. of various wks. and authors

⋙sudhākalaśa

1. ○kalaśa m. N. of an author (pupil of Rāja-śekhara) Cat

⋙sudhākāra

1. ○kāra m. a plasterer, whitewasher R

⋙sudhākir

1. ○kir mfn. distilling nectar, Sah

⋙sudhākṣālita

1. ○kṣālita mfn. plaster-washed, white washed, Siś

⋙sudhāṅga

1. ○ṅga (○dhâṅga), m. 'nectar-bodied', the moon L

⋙sudhājīvin

1. ○jīvin m. 'living by plaster', a plasterer, bricklayer L

⋙sudhāṭippaṇī

1. ○ṭippaṇī f. N. of a Commentary. [Page 1226, Column]

⋙sudhādīdhiti

1. ○dīdhiti m. = sudhâṃśu Bālar. -1

⋙sudhādrava

1. ○drava m. whitewash, plaster (○vânulepa) Mṛicch
2. a nectarlike fluid W. -2

⋙sudhādrava

1. ○drava Nom. P. ○vati, to appear white as plaster Dhūrtas
2. to flow like nectar MW

⋙sudhādhavala

1. ○dhavala mf(ā)n. white as plaster Kād
2. whitewashed, plastered, stuccoed Vās

⋙sudhādhavalita

1. ○dhavalita mfn. = prec. Hcat. Kull

⋙sudhādhāman

1. ○dhāman m. = sudhâṃśu m. = sudhâṃśu, Vṛishabhān

⋙sudhādhāra

1. ○"ṣdhāra (-"ṣdhâdh), m. 'nectar-receptacle', the moon L

⋙sudhādhārā

1. ○dhārā f. a stream of nectar Kāv
2. -kvatha-stotra n. N. of wk

⋙sudhādhauta

1. ○dhauta mfn. white washed Kathās

⋙sudhānandalaharī

1. ○"ṣnanda-laharī (○dhân○), f. N. of a poem

⋙sudhānandasūri

1. ○"ṣnanda-sūri (○dhân○), m. N. of a man Cat

⋙sudhānidhi

1. ○nidhi m. = sudhâdhāra L
2. N. of various wks

⋙sudhāndhas

1. ○"ṣndhas (○dhân○), m. = suddhābhuj Pārśvan

⋙sudhāpāṇi

1. ○pāṇi m. 'bearing nectar in his hands', N. of Dhanvantari (q.v.) L

⋙sudhāpūtra

1. ○pūtra m. a stream of nectar Pañcat

⋙sudhābhavana

1. ○bhavana n. a plastered or stuccoed house W
2. the fifth Muhūrta ib

⋙sudhābhitti

1. ○bhitti f. a white washed wall Daś

⋙sudhābhuj

1. ○bhuj m. 'feeding on nectar', a god, deity L

⋙sudhābhṛti

1. ○bhṛti f. 'nectar-bearing', the moon L
2. sacrifice (vḷ. -sūti) L

⋙sudhābhojin

1. ○bhojin m. = -bhuj Bālar

⋙sudhāmaya

1. ○maya mf(ī)n. consisting of nectar Kāv. Kathās
2. made of cement or plaster &c. L
3. m. (with or scil. prāsāda) a palace, mansion, brick or cemented or stone building L

⋙sudhāmayūkha

1. ○mayūkha m. = sudhâṃśu Harav

⋙sudhāmitra

1. ○mitra m. N. of a man, g. kāśyâdi

⋙sudhāmukhī

1. ○mukhī f. N. of an Apsaras Pañcar

⋙sudhāmṛta

1. ○"ṣmṛta (○dhâm○), n. nectar VP
2. -maya mf(ī)n. consisting of nectar ib

⋙sudhāmodaka

1. ○modaka m. bamboo manna L
2. -ja m. a kind of sugar prepared from it MW

⋙sudhāyoni

1. ○yoni m. 'source of nectar', the moon MārkP

⋙sudhārañjinī

1. ○rañjinī f. N. of an astron. wk. by Keśavâcārya

⋙sudhāraśmi

1. ○raśmi m. = sudhâṃśu, Vṛishabhān

⋙sudhārasa

1. ○rasa m. nectar-juice MBh. Kathās
2. milk Pañcar
3. N. of an astron. wk. by Ananta
4. mfn. tasting like nectar (-tva n.) Naish
5. -maya mf(ī)n. consisting of nectar, containing nectar Caurap

⋙sudhālaharī

1. ○laharī f. N. of a poem (in praise of the sun) by Jagan-nātha Paṇḍita-rāja

⋙sudhāvat

1. ○vat m. N. of a man, g. bāhv-ādi
2. pl. a class of deceased ancestors (vḷ. svadhā-vat) MBh

⋙sudhāvadāta

1. ○"ṣvadāta (○dhâv○), mfn. = -dhavala MBh. R
2. N. of a mountain Divyâv

⋙sudhāvarti

1. ○varti m. collyrium made from nectar HPariś

⋙sudhāvarṣa

1. ○varṣa m. a shower of nectar Kathās

⋙sudhāvarṣin

1. ○varṣin mfn. raining nectar HPariś. (v. l.)
2. m. N. of Brahmā W
3. of a partic. Buddha L

⋙sudhāvāsa

1. ○"ṣvāsa (○dhâv○), m. 'nectar-abode', the moon, Kṛishṇaj
2. (ā), f. a kind of cucumber (= trapuṣī) L

⋙sudhāvṛṣṭi

1. ○vṛṣṭi f. a shower of nectar W

⋙sudhāśaśāṅkadhavala

1. ○śaśâṅkadhavala mfn. white as cement and the moon VarBṛS

⋙sudhāśubhra

1. ○śubhra mfn. white washed Bhartṛ

⋙sudhāśravā

1. ○śravā incorrect for -sravā

⋙sudhāsaṃgraha

1. ○saṃgraha m. N. of a medical wk

⋙sudhāsava

1. ○"ṣsava (○dhâs○), m. a partic. cosmetic BhP

⋙sudhāsāgara

1. ○sāgara m. 'ocean of nectar', N. of various wks. -1

⋙sudhāsāra

1. ○sāra m. N. of a Commentary (also called su-bodhinī). -2

⋙sudhāsāra

1. ○"ṣsāra (○dhâs○), m. a shower of nectar Kathās

⋙sudhāsita

1. ○sita m. whitewashed Śak. (vḷ.)
2. white as cement (-tā f.) Kathās
3. provided with nectar Kir. xv, 45

⋙sudhāsindhu

1. ○sindhu m. the ocean of nectar Ānand

⋙sudhāsū

1. ○sū m. 'producer of nectar', the moon L

⋙sudhāsūka

1. ○sūka (?), m. N. of a king VP

⋙sudhāsūti

1. ○sūti f. 'producing nectar', the moon Rājat
2. sacrifice, oblation L
3. a lotus flower L

⋙sudhāseka

1. ○seka m. sprinkling with nectar Kathās

⋙sudhāspardhin

1. ○spardhin mfn. vying with nectar, sweet as nectar (said of speech) Sāh

⋙sudhāsyanda

1. ○syanda mfn. distilling nectar W

⋙sudhāsyandin

1. ○syandin mfn. flowing with nectar Viddh

⋙sudhāsravā

1. ○sravā f. 'water-distilling', the uvula or soft palate L
2. the shrub Rudantī L

⋙sudhāhara

1. ○hara m. 'nectar-stealer', N. of Garuḍa (fabled to have stolen the moon's nectar for the serpent children of Kadrū, wife of Kaśyapa, in return for which his mother Vinatā, also one of Kaśyapa's wives, was released from subjection to Kadru) L

⋙sudhāhartṛ

1. ○hartṛ (Kathās.),

⋙sudhāhṛt

1. ○hṛt (L.), m. = prec

⋙sudhāhrada

1. ○hrada m. a nectar-lake Kathās

⋙sudhendra

1. sudhêndra m. (cf. sudhī7ndra) N. of an author

⋙sudhodaya

1. sudhôdaya m. 'nectar production', N. of a Tantra wk. by Hari-vallabha

⋙sudhodgāra

1. sudhôdgāra m. a flood of nectar
2. -maya mf(ī)n. consisting of a flood of nectar Naish

⋙sudhodbhava

1. sudhôdbhava m. 'nectar-source', N. of Dhanvantari (q.v.) L
2. (ā), f. Terminalia Chebula L

≫sudhaya

1. sudhaya Nom. P. ○yati, to refresh, comfort (v. l. svadh○) BhP

≫sudhita

1. sudhita mfn. (for su-dhita See p. 1225, col. 3) nectar-like BhP

≫sudhīkṛ

1. sudhī-√kṛ P. -karoti, to change into nectar Naish

sudhāta

1. su-dhāta &c. See p. 1225, col. 2

sudhiti

1. sudhiti mfn. = svadhiti, an axe, hatchet, knife L. [Page 1226, Column]

sudhī

1. su-dhī &c. See p. 1225, col. 3

sudheṣa

1. sudheṣa N. of a country MW

sudhauta

1. su-dhauta See p. 1225, col. 3

sunakṣatra

1. su-nákṣatra n. (i.e. 5. su + n○) a good or auspicious Nakshatra AV
2. m. 'born under an auspṭauspicious Nakshatra', N. of a king (son of Maru-deva) BhP
3. of a son of Niramitra ib
4. (ā), f. N. of the second night of the civil month (karma-māsa) MW
5. of one of the Mātṛis attending on Skanda MBh

≫su

1. su (to be similarly prefixed to the following):

⋙sunat

1. ○nat mfn. Pat. on Pāṇ. 6-4, 40

⋙sunata

1. ○nata mfn. hanging down very deep Pat. on Pāṇ. 2-1, 1 Vārtt. 27, and ii, 2, 24 Vārtt. 1

⋙sunati

1. ○nati m. N. of a Daitya (vḷ. su-mati) Hariv

⋙sunanda

1. ○nanda mfn. pleasing well, delighting W
2. m. a palace of a partic. form (vḷ. sundara) L
3. N. of a Deva-putra Lalit
4. of a Sātvata attending on Kṛishṇa BhP
5. of a Buddhist Śrāvaka SaddhP
6. (ā), f. a partic. Tithi VarBṛS. Sch
7. Aristolochia Indica L
8. a white cow L
9. a partic. yellow pigment (= go-rocanā) L
10. a woman L
11. N. of Umā or a friend of Umā (○dā-sahita, 'attended by SaddhP') L
12. of a wife of Kṛishṇa (vḷ. su-vārttā) Hariv
13. of the mother of Bāhu and Vālin L
14. of Mudāvati (q.v.) L
15. of a sister of Su-bāhu (king of the Cedis) MBh
16. of the wife of Sārvabhauma (also called Kaikeyi) ib
17. of the wife of Bharata (also called Kāśeyī Sārvasenī) ib
18. of the wife of Pratīpa (also called Śaibyā) ib
19. of a female door-keeper Ragh
20. of a river BhP
21. n. N. of a club made by Tvashṭṛi MārkP

⋙sunandaka

1. ○nandaka n. a partic. Gaṇa of Śiva Harav

⋙sunandana

1. ○nandana m. N. of a son of Kṛishṇa BhP
2. of a son of Purisha-bhiru ib
3. of a brother of Bhūnandana Kathās
4. (ī), f. N. of a river L
5. n. N. of the 12th Muhūrta Cat

⋙sunandinī

1. ○nandinī f. a kind of plant with fragrant leaves L
2. a species of the Ati-jagatī, metre (= mañju-bhāṣiṇī) Col

⋙sunaya

1. ○naya m. wise conduct or policy MBh. R. &c
2. 'well-conducted', N. of a son of Ṛita Pur
3. of a son of Pariplava ib
4. of a brother of Khanitra ib
5. pl. N. of a people MBh
6. -śālin mfn. wise, clever Mudr
7. -śrī and -śrī-mitra m. N. of two men Buddh

⋙sunayaka

1. ○nayaka m. (f. ○yikā) a good leader Pāṇ. 7-3, 46 Vārtt. 1 Pat
2. -śrī m. N. of a man Buddh

⋙sunayana

1. ○nayana mf(ā)n. having beautiful eyes Kāv
2. m. a deer L
3. f. a (fair-eyed) woman Kālid

⋙sunarda

1. ○narda mfn. roaring vigorously Parāś

⋙sunasa

1. ○nasa mfn. having a beautiful nose MBh. BhP
2. (ā), f. N. of a river MBh

⋙sunāga

1. ○nāga See saunāga

⋙sunāṭya

1. ○nāṭya n. a graceful dance Hariv

⋙sunātha

1. ○nātha mfn. having or forming a good shelter AV

⋙sunāda

1. ○nāda mfn. sounding well, harmonious Saṃgīt

⋙sunādaka

1. ○nādaka m. (orig. = prec.) a conch L

⋙sunābha

1. ○nābha mfn. having a good nave or centre MBh
2. (also ○bhaka) having a good handle R
3. m. a partic. spell recited over weapons ib
4. N. of a counsellor of Varuṇa MBh
5. of a son of Dhṛiṭa-rāshṭra ib
6. of a son of Garuḍa ib
7. of a brother of Vajra-nābha Hariv
8. of a mountain MBh. R
9. (prob.) n. a wheel, discus BhP

⋙sunābhaka

1. ○nābhaka See prec

⋙sunābhi

1. ○nā́bhi mfn. having a good nave AV

⋙sunābhya

1. ○nābhya mfn. id. (prob. wṛ. for -nābha) Cat

⋙sunāmadheya

1. ○nāmadheya mfn. having an auspicious name Hcat

⋙sunāman

1. ○nā́man mfn. well-named AV
2. m. N. of one of Skanda's attendants MBh
3. of a Daitya (vḷ. su-manas) Hariv
4. of a son of Su-ketu MBh
5. of a son of Ugra-sena ib
6. of a son of Vainateya ib
7. (○mnī), .f. N. of a daughter of Devaka and wife of Vasu-deva Hariv
8. (○ma) -dvādaśī f. a partic. religious observance performed on the 12th day of the 12th month VahniP

⋙sunāla

1. ○nāla n. 'having a beautiful stalk or stem', a kind of Andropogon Bhpr
2. a red water-lily L

⋙sunālaka

1. ○nālaka m. 'id.', Agati Grandiflora L

⋙sunāsa

1. ○nāsa mfn. = -nasa BhP
2. ○sâkṣi-bhruva mfn. having a beautiful nose and eyes and brows (said of a face) MBh
3. (ā), f. a handsome nose MW

⋙sunāsika

1. ○nāsika mfn. = -nasa BhP
2. having a good point or projection MW
3. (ā), f. Leea Hirta L

⋙sunāsīra

1. ○nāsīra See s.v

⋙suniḥṣṭhita

1. ○niḥṣṭhita mfn. well prepared or arranged, quite ready R. (B. -niṣṭh○)

⋙sunikṛṣṭa

1. ○nikṛṣṭa mf(ā)n. very low or mean MBh

⋙sunikṣipta

1. ○ni-kṣipta mfn. well deposited with (loc.) Mṛicch

⋙sunikhāta

1. ○nikhāta mfn. dug very deep L

⋙sunikhilam

1. ○nikhilam ind. very completely Hariv

⋙sunigraha

1. ○nigraha mfn. well controlled, easily restrained Śiś

⋙sunitambinī

1. ○nitambinī f. having beautiful hips or buttocks, ? Śukas

⋙sunidra

1. ○nidra mfn. sleeping well Cāṇ
2. (ā), f. sound sleep Pañcar

⋙sunidhi

1. ○nidhí m. a good place RV

⋙suninada

1. ○ninada mfn. sounding agreeably or pleasantly Kir
2. very noisy or loud (am ind.), Pracaṇḍ

⋙sunibhṛtam

1. ○nibhṛtam ind. very secretly or privately Hit. [Page 1226, Column]

⋙sunimaya

1. ○nimaya mfn. easily exchanged or bartered Pāṇ. 6-1, 50 Vārtt. 2 Pat

⋙suniyat

1. ○niyat f. = śobhanā vidhā Hariv. (Nīlak.)

⋙suniyata

1. ○niyata mfn. well put together R
2. well disciplined or self-governed (with vācā instr. 'suppressing speech') MBh

⋙suniyukta

1. ○niyukta mfn. well constructed or built (cf. su-niry○) R

⋙suniraja

1. ○nirája easy to be expelled or driven away RV

⋙sunirūḍha

1. ○nirūḍha mfn. well purged by an injection Car

⋙sunirūpita

1. ○nirūpita mfn. well observed or inspected or examined Hit

⋙sunirūhaṇa

1. ○nirūhaṇa n. a good purgative ŚārṅgS

⋙sunirgata

1. ○nirgata mf(ā)n. well come forth or emerged from (abl.) Mcar

⋙sunirghṛṇa

1. ○nirghṛṇa mfn. very merciless or cruel MBh

⋙sunirṇikta

1. ○nirṇikta mfn. thoroughly cleansed, well washed off MBh
2. well polished, bright Hcat

⋙sunirbhakta

1. ○nirbhakta (sú-), mfn. quite excluded from (abl.) ŚBr

⋙sunirmatha

1. ○nirmátha m. (instr. ā) complete production (of fire) by rubbing RV. iii, 29, 12

⋙sunirmala

1. ○nirmala mf(ā)n. perfectly clear or pure Mṛicch

⋙sunirmita

1. ○nirmita m. N. of a Deva-putra Lalit

⋙suniryāsā

1. ○niryāsā f. 'having good exudation or resin', Odina Wodier Bhpr

⋙suniryukta

1. ○niryukta mfn. = -niyukta Hariv

⋙sunirlajja

1. ○nirlajja mf(ā)n. very shameless or impudent R

⋙sunirviṇṇa

1. ○nirviṇṇa mfn. quite depressed, altogether despondent MārkP

⋙sunirvṛta

1. ○nirvṛta mf(ā)n. quite at ease or happy in mind (wṛ. -nirvṛtta) MBh

⋙suniviṣṭa

1. ○niviṣṭa well stationed (as guardians) R
2. well furnished with (instr.) ib
3. well adorned or decorated ib

⋙suniśita

1. ○niśita mfn. well whetted or sharpened MBh

⋙suniścaya

1. ○niścaya m. firm resolve R
2. mf(ā) n. perfectly sure or certain (am, ind.) Hariv. Kathās

⋙suniścala

1. ○niścala mfn. 'quite immovable or unchangeable', N. of Śiva MW

⋙suniścita

1. ○niścita mfn. firmly resolved R
2. well ascertained or determined or fixed or settled (am ind. 'most assuredly') Kāv. Hit
3. m. a Buddha L
4. -pura n. N. of a town Rājat

⋙suniṣaṇṇa

1. ○niṣaṇṇa or m. the herb Marsilea Quadrifolia Car

⋙suniṣaṇṇṇaka

1. ○niṣaṇḍṇṇaka m. the herb Marsilea Quadrifolia Car

⋙suniṣka

1. ○niṣká mfn. having beautiful ornaments RV

⋙suniṣkṛta

1. ○niṣkṛta n. a good atonement or expiation BhP

⋙suniṣṭapta

1. ○niṣṭapta mfn. well heated or liquefied Hariv
2. thoroughly cooked R

⋙suniṣṭhita

1. ○niṣṭhita mfn. (cf. -niḥṣṭh○) well versed in or acquainted with (loc.) ib

⋙suniṣṭhura

1. ○niṣṭhura mfn. very rough or harsh MBh

⋙suniṣphala

1. ○niṣphala mfn. quite useless or in vain R

⋙sunistriṃśa

1. ○nistriṃśa m. a beautiful sword MBh

⋙sunihita

1. ○nihita mfn. well fixed or established ib

⋙sunīta

1. ○nīta mfn. well led or guided MBh
2. well managed or executed ib
3. well prepared (as a path) ib
4. well-conducted MBh
5. m. N. of a king (son of Su-bala) VP
6. n. good or wise conduct, wisdom, prudence MBh. R. &c

⋙sunīti

1. ○nītí (or sú-), mfn. guiding well RV. Kauś
2. well-conducted MW
3. m. N. of Śiva Śivag
4. of a son of Vidūratha MārkP
5. f. good conduct or behaviour, good policy, wisdom, discretion RV. &c. &c
6. N. of the mother of Dhruva (wife of Uttānapāda) BhP

⋙sunītha

1. ○nīthá mfn. giving or enjoying good guidance RV
2. well-conducted, righteous, moral, good Uṇ. ii, 2 Sch
3. m. a partic. verse MBh
4. a Brāhman L
5. N. of a man RV. v, 79, 2
6. of a son of Kṛishṇa Hariv
7. of a son of Saṃnati or Saṃtati ib
8. of a son of Su-sheṇa BhP
9. of a son of Su-bala ib
10. of Śiśu-pāla MBh
11. of a Dānava Kathās
12. (ā), f. (also ○tha-kanyā) N. of the first-born daughter of Mṛityu or death (wife of Aṅga) MBh. Hariv. BhP

⋙sunīla

1. ○nīla mfn. very black or blue, dark W
2. (only L.) m. the pomegranate tree
3. n. the √of Andropogon Muricatus
4. (ā), f. common flax
5. a partic. grass (= caṇikā or jaraḍī)
6. Clitoria Ternatea

⋙sunīlaka

1. ○nīlaka m. 'very blue', (only L.) Eclipta Prostrata
2. a partic. tree resembling the Terminalia Tomentosa
3. sapphire

⋙sunīhāra

1. ○nīhāra mfn. very misty or foggy R

⋙sunu

1. ○nu See -nau. =

⋙sunṛpa

1. ○nṛpa m. a good king Vās

⋙sunṛśaṃsa

1. ○nṛśaṃsa mfn. very mischievous
2. -kṛt mfn. doing very mischievous things, very cruel MBh

⋙sunetṛ

1. ○netṛ m. N. of one of the 16 Ṛitvij (cf. un-netṛ) Hariv

⋙sunetra

1. ○netra m. 'fair-eyed' or 'having a good leader', N. of a Māra-putra Lalit
2. of a son of Dhṛita-rāshṭra MBh
3. of a son of Vainateya ib
4. of a son of the 13th Manu Hariv
5. of a son of Suvrata VP
6. of a Cakra-vāka Hariv
7. (ā), f. (scil. tuṣṭi
8. in Sāṃkhya) one of the 9 kinds of acquiescence (cf. su-pāra) Tattvas
9. ○trâdhipati m. N. of a serpent-demon Buddh

⋙sunepathya

1. ○nepathya mf(ā)n. having a beautiful costume Sāh

⋙sunau

1. ○naú f. a good ship VS
2. mfn. (nom. mf. aus n. u) having good ships Vop
3. (u), n. water L

⋙sunyasta

1. ○nyasta mf(ā)n. well laid down or stretched out R

sunanda

1. su-nanda su-nandana, See col. 2

sunaphā

1. sunaphā f. (= Gk. ?
2. cf. anaphā) a [1226,] partic. configuration of the planets (when any one of the planets, except the Sun, occupies a secondary position, to the moon) VarBṛS. [Page 1227, Column]

⋙sunaphāyoga

1. ○yoga m. the above configuration MW

sunaha

1. sunaha m. N. of a son of Jahnu (vḷ. sumaha) Hariv

sunākuta

1. sunākuta or sunākṛta m. zedoary, Curcuma Zerumbet L

sunābha

1. su-nābha &c. See p. 1226, col. 2

sunāra

1. sunāra m. the milk of a female dog L
2. the egg of a snake L
3. a sparrow L

sunāsīra

1. sunāsīra See śunā-sīra, p. 1082

sunika

1. sunika m. N. of a minister of Ripuṃ-jaya (vḷ. śunaka) VP

sunikṛṣṭa

1. su-nikṛṣṭa su-nikhāta &c. See p. 1226, col. 2

sunu

1. su-nu See su-nau, p. 1226, col. 3

sunū

1. sunū See su-lū, p. 1232, col. 3

sund

1. sund a Sautra √meaning 'to shine, be bright' Vop

≫sunda

1. sunda m. N. of Vishṇu MBh
2. of a Daitya (son of Ni-sunda and brother of Upa-sunda
3. the two brothers killed each other while quarrelling for a beautiful Apsaras named Tilôttamā) MBh. R. &c
4. N. of a monkey R

⋙sundāsuravadhū

1. sundâsura-vadhū f. the wife of the Asura Sunda (called Tāḍakā) Bālar

⋙sundopasunda

1. sundôpasunda m. du. the two Daityas Sunda and Upasunda MBh. Bcar

≫sundara

1. sundara mf(ī)n. (perhaps for su-nara = sūnara
2. d being inserted as in Gk. ? fr. ?) [1227,] beautiful, handsome, lovely, charming, agreeable MBh. Kāv. &c
3. noble Subh
4. (am), ind. well, right Pañcat
5. m. Clerodendron Phlomoides L
6. a palace of a partic. form L
7. N. of Kāma-deva L
8. of a serpent-demon Buddh
9. of a son of Pravilasena VP
10. of various authors (also with ācārya, kavi, bhaṭṭa &c.) Cat
11. (ī), f. See below
12. (am), n. = -kāṇḍa below

⋙sundarakamalīya

1. ○kamalīya n. N. of wk

⋙sundarakāṇḍa

1. ○kāṇḍa n. a beautiful stalk Vās
2. 'beautiful section', N. of the 5th book of the Rāmâyaṇa and of the Adhyātma-rāmâyaṇa

⋙sundaragaṇi

1. ○gaṇi m. (with sādhu) N. of an author Cat

⋙sundaragurukāvya

1. ○guru-kāvya n. N. of a poem

⋙sundarajāmātṛmuni

1. ○jāmātṛ-muni m. N. of an author Cat

⋙sundaratara

1. ○tara mfn. better, very good (am ind.) BhP

⋙sundaratā

1. ○tā f

⋙sundaratva

1. ○tva n. beauty, excellence Kāv

⋙sundaradāsa

1. ○dāsa m

⋙sundaradeva

1. ○deva m. N. of authors Cat

⋙sundarananda

1. ○nanda m. (cf. sundarân○), N. of a man Buddh

⋙sundarapāṇḍyadeva

1. ○pāṇḍya-deva m. N. of a king (v. l. sundara-viira-pāṇḍya) Kāv

⋙sundarapura

1. ○pura n. 'beautiful town', N. of a city
2. -māhātmya n. N. of a ch. of the Brahmâṇḍa-purāṇa

⋙sundarabāhustava

1. ○bāhu-stava m. N. of a Stotra

⋙sundaramaṇisaṃdarbha

1. ○maṇi-saṃdarbha m. N. of wk. (on devotion to Rāma, by Madhurâcārya)

⋙sundaramiśra

1. ○miśra m. (with aujjāgari) N. of the author of the Abhirāma-maṇi-nāṭaka

⋙sundarammanya

1. ○mmanya mfn. thinking one's self handsome or beautiful Daśar

⋙sundararājam

1. ○rājam m. N. of two author Cat
2. ○jīya n. N. of an astron. wk

⋙sundaralaharī

1. ○laharī f. N. of wk

⋙sundaravaṃśa

1. ○vaṃśa m. N. of a race or people MBh

⋙sundaravatī

1. ○vatī f. N. of a river L

⋙sundaravarṇa

1. ○varṇa m. N. of a Deva-putra Lalit

⋙sundaravīrapāṇḍya

1. ○vīra-pāṇḍya sundarapāṇḍya-deva

⋙sundaraśukla

1. ○śukla m. N. of the author of the Mauna-mantrâvabodha

⋙sundaraśṛṅgāra

1. ○śṛṅgāra m

⋙sundarasiddhānta

1. ○siddhânta m. N. of wks

⋙sundarasena

1. ○sena m. N. of a king Kathās
2. of a grammarian Cat
3. -bhāṣya n. N. of wk

⋙sundarahaci

1. ○haci (?), m. N. of a prince Buddh

⋙sundarānanda

1. sundarânanda m. (cf. sundara-n○) N. of two persons Buddh. Col

⋙sundarāraṇya

1. sundarâraṇya n. N. of a forest
2. -māhātmya n. N. of a ch. of the Brahmâṇḍa-purāṇa

⋙sundareśvara

1. sundarêśvara m. N. of a form of Śiva
2. -stotra n. N. of a Stotra

≫sundaraka

1. sundaraka m. N. of a man Daś. Kathās
2. (ikā), f. See next

≫sundarika

1. sundarika f. N. of a woman Buddh

⋙sundarikatīrtha

1. ○tīrtha n

⋙sundarikahrada

1. ○hrada m. N. of Tirthas MBh

≫sundarī

1. sundarī f. a beautiful woman, any woman (also applied to female animals) Kāv. VarBṛS. &c
2. a kind of tree Vās
3. turmeric L
4. a partic. metre Col
5. N. of a deity (= tripura-sundarī) L
6. of a Yogini L
7. of an Apsaras Bālar
8. of a daughter of Śva-phalka Hariv
9. of a daughter of Vaiśvānara VP
10. of the wife of Mālyavat R
11. of various other women Kathās

⋙sundarīkalpa

1. ○kalpa m

⋙sundarīkavaca

1. ○kavaca m. n. N. of wks

⋙sundarītāpanī

1. ○tāpanī or f. N. of an Upanishad (be. longing to the AV.)

⋙sundarītāpinī

1. ○tāpinī f. N. of an Upanishad (be. longing to the AV.)

⋙sundarīdevī

1. ○devī f. N. of a princess. Inscr. [Page 1227, Column]

⋙sundarīpūjāpaddhati

1. ○pūjā-paddhati f

⋙sundarīpūjāratna

1. ○pūjā-ratna n. N. of wks

⋙sundarībhavana

1. ○bhavana n. N. of a temple Rājat

⋙sundarīmandira

1. ○mandira n. women's habitation or apartments Daś

⋙sundarīśaktidānastotra

1. ○śakti-dāna-stotra n

⋙sundarīsvayaṃvara

1. ○svayaṃvara m. N. of wks

sunna

1. sunna m. N. of a man Rājat

sunyasta

1. su-nyasta See p. 1226, col. 3

sunvat

1. sunvat sunvāna, See √3. su, p. 1219, col. 2

sup

1. sup (in gram.) technical expression for the termination of the loc. case pl. Pāṇ. 4-1, 2 &c
2. a Pratyāhāra used as a term for all or for any one of the 21 case-terminations ib. i, 1, 71 &c

⋙suptiṅanta

1. ○tiṅ-anta n. an inflected noun or verb as ending with a case-termination or verbal termṭtermination ( See tiṅ)
2. -paribhāṣā f. -sāgara-samuccaya m. N. of wks

≫sub

1. sub in comp. for sup

⋙subanta

1. ○anta n. technical expression for an inflected noun as ending with a case-termination Pāṇ. 3-1, 106 Sch
2. -prakāśa m. -prakriyā-sarvasva n. rūpâvalī f. -vāda m. -vyākhyāna n. -śiromaṇi m. -saṃgraha m. N. of wks

⋙subartha

1. ○artha m. (prob.) the meaning of a casetermination
2. -tattvâvaloka m. -nirṇaya m. saṃgraha m. N. of. wks

⋙subvibhaktyarthaviveka

1. ○vibhakty-arthaviveka m. N. of wk

supakva

1. sú-pakva mf(ā)n. (i.e. 5. [su+p○]
2. √2. pac) well-cooked or matured, thoroughly ripe (lit. and fig.) AV. Suśr. Pañcar
3. a sort of fragrant Mango L

≫su

1. su (to be similarly prefixed to the following)

⋙supakṣa

1. ○pakṣá mfn. beautiful-winged AV

⋙supakṣman

1. ○pakṣman mfn. having beautiful eyebrows VarBṛS

⋙supaṅka

1. ○paṅka m. or n. (?) good clay or mud, Śṛiṅgār

⋙supaṭṭaka

1. ○paṭṭaka mfn. having a beautiful girdle Hcat

⋙supaṭha

1. ○paṭha mf(ā)n. easy to read, legible Naish

⋙supatana

1. ○patana mfn. flying well (= -parṇá) Nir

⋙supati

1. ○pati m. a good husband Hariv

⋙supattra

1. ○pattra n. 'beautiful leaf', the leaf of Laurus Cassia L
2. mfn. having beautiful wings Śiś
3. well-feathered (as an arrow) R
4. having a beautṭbeautiful vehicle Śiś
5. having beautṭbeautiful leaves L
6. m. N. of a mythical bird MārkP
7. Helianthus Annūs L
8. a sort of grass, = pallivāha ib
9. a kind of plant (= āditya-pattra) MW
10. (ā), f. Asparagus Racemosus L
11. Glycine Debilis ib
12. Prosopis Spicigera ib
13. Beta Bengalensis ib
14. a kind of creeper (= rudra-jaṭā) ib
15. = śāla-parṇī MW
16. (ī), f. a kind of plant (= gaṅgā-pattrī) L

⋙supattraka

1. ○pattraka m. Moringa Pterygosperma L
2. (ikā), f. Glycine Debilis L
3. = jatukā ib. =

⋙supattrita

1. ○pattrita mfn. well-feathered (as an arrow) MBh. Hariv

⋙supattrin

1. ○pattrin mfn. id. MBh. R

⋙supatnī

1. ○pátnī f. (a woman) having a good husband or lord RV. AV. VS. &c

⋙supath

1. ○páth m. (nom. -panthās) a good path VS. ŚBr. Kāv

⋙supatha

1. ○pátha m. n. a good road RV
2. virtuous course, good conduct Kathās
3. mfn. having a good road, h beautṭbeautiful paths MW
4. m. N. of a man Cat

⋙supathin

1. ○pathin m. (nom. -panthās) a good road MW
2. mf(○thī)n. having good roads ib
3. (○thin) -tara m. a better roads Pāṇ. 8-2, 17 Sch

⋙supathya

1. ○pathyá mfn. very wholesome MW
2. (ā), f. a sort of spinage L
3. n. a good path VS

⋙supad

1. ○pad (strong base -pād), mf(-pádī)n. having good or beautiful feet, swift-footed RV

⋙supada

1. ○pada n. a good word MBh
2. the word su VPrāt

⋙supadma

1. ○padma mfn. having beautiful lotuses MW
2. m. N. of a grammar
3. (ā), f. (prob.) Acorus Calamus L. -dhātupāṭha m. -pariśiṣṭa n. -makaranda m. -ṣaṭkāraka-vyākhyāna n. -samāsa-saṃgraha m. N. of wks

⋙supanthās

1. ○panthās See su-pathin above

⋙supaptani

1. ○paptaní f. (ī instr.) swift flight RV

⋙supayas

1. ○payas mfn. having beautiful water Nāg
2. -vin mfn. abounding in milk Hcat
3. ○yo-dharā f. having a beautṭbeaut udder ib

⋙suparamaturitā

1. ○parama-turitā f. (with Buddhists) N. of a deity Kālac

⋙suparākrama

1. ○parākrama mfn. very powerful MBh

⋙suparāñc

1. ○parāñc mf(ācī)n. following one another well, Lāṭy

⋙supari

1. ○pari g. saṃkāśâdi

⋙suparika

1. ○parika m. endearing form of -paridatta &c. Pāṇ. 5-3, 84 Sch

⋙suparikliṣṭa

1. ○parikliṣṭa mfn. sorely distressed, grievously pained MW

⋙suparicchanna

1. ○paricchanna mfn. well furnished with requisites ib

⋙suparijñāta

1. ○parijñāta mfn. well ascertained Ratnâv

⋙supariṇata

1. ○pariṇata mfn. well developed or formed L

⋙supariṇīta

1. ○pariṇīta mfn. well accomplished MBh

⋙suparidatta

1. ○paridatta m. N. of a man Pāṇ. 5-3, 84 Sch

⋙suparipūjita

1. ○paripūjita mfn. highly honoured L

⋙suparipūrṇa

1. ○paripūrṇa mfn. very full ib
2. very complete Hcat
3. ○ṇôttamâṅga-tā f. having the head well developed (one of the 80 minor marks of a Buddha) Dharmas. 84

⋙suparibhāṣa

1. ○paribhāṣa mf(ā)n. (prob.) containing good general definitions or applications Cat. [Page 1227, Column]

⋙suparibhūta

1. ○paribhūta mfn. greatly humiliated Vajracch

⋙supariya

1. ○pariya m. = -parika Pāṇ. 5-3, 84 Sch

⋙suparirakṣita

1. ○parirakṣita mfn. well guarded R

⋙suparila

1. ○parila m. = -parika Pāṇ. 5-3, 84 Sch

⋙supariviṣṭa

1. ○pariviṣṭa (sú-), mfn. well prepared VS

⋙suparivrāj

1. ○parivrāj m. a good monk VarBṛS

⋙supariśuddha

1. ○pariśuddha mfn. very pure L

⋙supariśrānta

1. ○pariśrānta mfn. completely exhausted MBh
2. -vāha mfn. having very wearied horses MW

⋙supariṣkṛta

1. ○pariṣkṛta mf(ā)n. well prepared MBh
2. well adorned ib

⋙suparisruta

1. ○parisruta mfn. well filtered Suśr

⋙suparihara

1. ○parihara mfn. easy to avoid Bādar. Sch

⋙suparīkṣaṇa

1. ○parī7kṣaṇa n. thorough examination Kām

⋙suparīkṣita

1. ○parī7kṣita mfn. well examined Mn. Kām

⋙suparīkṣya

1. ○parī7kṣya mfn. easy to examine Bcar

⋙suparuṣa

1. ○paruṣa mfn. very rough or boisterous (as wind) VarBṛS

⋙suparus

1. ○parus mfn. having good knots (as an arrow) Śiś

⋙suparṇa

1. ○parṇa n. a beautiful leaf R
2. (○ṇá), mf(ī́)n. having beautṭbeautiful leaves L
3. having beautṭbeautiful wings RV
4. m. any large bird of prey (as a vulture, eagle
5. also applicable to the sun or moon as' having beautṭbeautiful rays', and to soma and clouds
6. du. 'sun and moon') ib
7. any mythical or supernatural bird (often identified with Garuḍa, and sometimes personified as a Ṛishi, a Deva-gandharva, and an Asura) RV. TS. Kāṭh. MBh
8. a ray Naigh
9. a horse ib. Nir
10. a cock MW
11. a partic. array (as of an army) MBh
12. Cassia Fistula L
13. N. of a son of Antariksha (v. l. -varṇa) VP
14. of a mountain BhP
15. m. n. a partic. section of 103 Vedic verses MBh
16. (ā), f. a lotus plant, a pool abounding with lotuses L
17. N. of the mother of Garuḍa or of the Prājāpatya Āruṇi Suparṇeya BhP. NārUp
18. of a river VP
19. (ī), f. a partic. personification (mentioned together with Kadrū, sometimes identified with Vāc and regarded as the mother of metres) TS. Kāṭh. ŚBr
20. = garuḍī MBh
21. the mother of Su-parṇa Suparṇ
22. N. of one of the seven tongues of fire Gṛihyās
23. night Nir
24. a species of creeper (= palāśī) L
25. a partic. drug (= reṇukā) ib
26. -ketu m. 'having Garuḍa for a symbol', N. of Vishṇu-Kṛishṇa MBh. BhP. Śiś
27. -cít mfn. heaped up or moulded into the form of the bird Su-parṇa VS. ŚBr
28. -citi f. -citi-dīpikā f. -citi-paddhati f. N. of wks
29. -citya mfn. = -cít Cat
30. -yātu (○ṇá-), m. a partic. demon RV
31. -rāja m. N. of Garuḍa R
32. -vāta m. the wind agitated by the wings of Garuḍa MW
33. -sád mfn. sitting on the bird Su-parṇa TS
34. -súvana mfn. serving as the breeding-place of eagles AV
35. ○ṇâkhya m. Mesua Roxburghī L
36. ○ṇâkhyāná n. the story of Su-parṇa Suparṇ
37. ○ṇâṇḍa m. the son of a Śūdra and a Sūta L
38. ○ṇâdhyāya m. N. of wk
39. ○ṇī-tanaya m. 'son of Su-parṇī', Garuḍa L

⋙suparṇaka

1. ○parṇaka mfn. having beautiful leaves W
2. having good wings ib
3. m. Garuḍa or any supernatural bird W
4. Cassia Fistula L
5. Alstonia Scholaris ib
6. Echites Scholaris W
7. (ikā), f. Glycine Debilis L
8. Hoya Viridiflora ib
9. Vernonia Anthelminthica Bhpr
10. = śāla-parṇī MW
11. a partic. drug (= reṇukā) L
12. -kumāra m. pl. (with Jainas) a partic. class of deities L

⋙suparṇin

1. ○parṇin m. Garuḍa Buddh

⋙suparṇeya

1. ○parṇeya m. (accord. to Sāy.) metron. fr. Su-parṇā, NārUp

⋙suparyavadāta

1. ○paryavadāta mfn. very clean ib

⋙suparyavasita

1. ○paryavasita mfn. well carried out MBh
2. ○târtha mfn. thoroughly acquainted with anything ib

⋙suparyāpta

1. ○paryāpta mfn. very spacious (as a house) Mn. vii, 76
2. very plentiful R
3. well filled or fitted out (as a palace with virious rooms and buildings) W
4. perfectly equal to or a match for anything (dat.) R

⋙suparyāśīrdatta

1. ○paryāśīr-datta m. N. of a man Pāṇ. 5-3, 84 Vārtt. 1 Pat

⋙suparvaṇa

1. ○parvaṇa mfn. highly extolled MBh

⋙suparvata

1. ○parvata m. N. of a Sādya Hariv

⋙suparvan

1. ○parvan m. a good period of time KāśīKh
2. mfn. having beautiful joints or knots MBh. R. &c
3. having beautiful sections (said of books) Vās
4. highly extolled Kām. Inscr
5. m. cane, bamboo L
6. an arrow ib
7. smoke ib
8. a god, deity KāśīKh. Kāv
9. = parvan L
10. a special lunar day (in which religious ceremonies are performed, as the full and new moon, and the 8th and 14th days of each fortnight) MW
11. N. of a being reckoned among the Viśve Devā? Hariv
12. of a son of the 10th Manu, MārkP
13. of a son of Antariksha VP
14. of a teacher Pat

⋙suparvā

1. ○parvā f. white Dūrvā grass L

⋙supalāyita

1. ○palâyita mfn. well fled W
2. n. skilful or well-managed retreat, total rout MBh. Hit

⋙supalāśa

1. ○palāśá mfn. having many or beautiful leaves RV. Nir

⋙supavi

1. ○pavi mfn. having good tires (said of wheels) AV

⋙supavitra

1. ○pavitra n. a kind of metre Col

⋙supaścāt

1. ○paścāt ind. very late in the evening Baudh

⋙supākaka

1. ○pākaka mf(ikā)n. Pāṇ. 7-3, 46 Vārtt. 2 Pat

⋙supākinī

1. ○pākinī f. a species of Curcuma L. [Page 1228, Column]

⋙supākya

1. ○pākya n. a kind of salt ib

⋙supāñcālaka

1. ○pāñcālaka Pat. on Pāṇ. 1-1, 72 Vārtt. 17

⋙supāṭala

1. ○pāṭala m. N. of a monkey R

⋙supāṭhaka

1. ○pāṭhaka mfn. reciting well Hcat

⋙supāṇi

1. ○pāṇí mfn. having good or beautiful hands RV. VS
2. dexterous-handed RV. -p1ṇḍara, mfn. beautifully white R

⋙supātra

1. ○pātra m. (more correctly -yātra) N. of a man Vās. Introd
2. n. a beautiful cup or receptacle Pañcar
3. a very fit or worthy person (esp. to receive gifts) Kāv. Pañcat. &c

⋙supāda

1. ○pāda mfn. having handsome feet MBh

⋙supāna

1. ○pāna mfn. easy to be drunk Pāṇ. Sch. Vop
2. ○nânna n. sg. good drinkables and eatables VarBṛS

⋙supāman

1. ○pāman m. N. of a man, g. tikâdi

⋙supāra

1. ○pārá mf(ā́)n. easy to be crossed RV
2. easy to be borne ib
3. quickly passing off (as rain) ib
4. leading to a prosperous issue ib. TS
5. m. partic. personification SāmavBr. Gaut
6. (ā), f. (in Sāṃkhya) one of the 9 kinds of Tushṭi Tattvas
7. -kṣatra (○pārá-), mfn. easily traversing his realm (said of Varuṇa) RV
8. -ga m. N. of the captain of a ship Jātakam. (n. his abode)

⋙supāraṇa

1. ○pāraṇa mfn. easy to be gone through or studied Hariv

⋙supārśva

1. ○pārśva mf(ā)n. having beautiful sides MBh
2. m. a beautṭbeautiful side ib
3. Ficus Infectoria L
4. Hibiscus Pupulneoides L
5. N. of a Rākshasa R
6. of a fabulous bird (son of Sampāti) ib
7. of a son of Rukma-ratha Hariv
8. of a son of Śrutâyu VP
9. of a son of Dṛiḍha-nemi BhP
10. of the 7th Arhat of the present Avasarpiṇi L
11. of a mountain MBh. Pur. &c
12. ○vôru mfn. having beautiful ribs and thighs MW

⋙supārśvaka

1. ○pārśvaka m. Ficus In fectoria Bhpr
2. N. of a son of Citraka Hariv
3. of a son of Śrutâyu BhP
4. of the third Arhat of the future Utsarpiṇi L

⋙supāli

1. ○pāli mfn. (ifc.) well provided with, distinguished by Hcat

⋙supāva

1. ○pāvá mfn. well clarified (as Soma) TS

⋙supāśa

1. ○pāśa mfn. (prob.) having a good noose (said of Gaṇêśa) Cat
2. (ā́), f. a strong noose AV

⋙supiṅgalā

1. ○piṅgalā f. Cardiospermum Halicacabum L
2. another plant (= jīvantī) ib

⋙supitrya

1. ○pitrya mfn. maintaining the paternal (character) well RV

⋙supidhāna

1. ○pidhāna mf(ā)n. well closed or locked up MBh

⋙supippala

1. ○pippalá mf(ā́)n. bearing good berries RV. VS. AV. &c

⋙supiś

1. ○píś mfn. (perhaps) having fine ornaments, well-formed, graceful RV

⋙supiṣṭa

1. ○piṣṭa m. N. of a min, g. śivâdi
2. pl. his descendants, g. upakâdi

⋙supis

1. ○pis mfn. going well Pāṇ. Sch. Vop

⋙supihitavat

1. ○pihita-vat mfn. having (the ears, acc.) carefully closed Kāv

⋙supīḍana

1. ○pīḍana n. the act of pressing strongly L

⋙supīḍita

1. ○pīḍita mfn. well pressed MW

⋙supīta

1. ○pīta mfn. quite yellow MBh
2. m. N. of the 5th Muhūrta, IndSt
3. n. a carrot L
4. yellow sandal ib

⋙supīna

1. ○pīna mfn. very fat or big R

⋙supīvan

1. ○pīvan mfn. id. Pāṇ. 3-2, 74 Sch
2. drinking well L

⋙supīvas

1. ○pīvás mfn. = -pīna RV

⋙supu

1. ○pú or mfn. clarifying well VS. AV

⋙supū

1. ○pū́ mfn. clarifying well VS. AV

⋙supuṃsī

1. ○puṃsī f. a woman who has a good husband Uṇ. Sch

⋙supuṅkha

1. ○puṅkha mfn. having a fine shaft, well-feathered (as an arrow) MBh. R

⋙supuṭa

1. ○puṭa mf(ā)n. having beautiful nostrils VarBṛS
2. m. N. of two bulbous plants L

⋙supuṇya

1. ○puṇya mfn. very excellent MBh
2. n. great religious or moral merit Kāv
3. -gandha mfn. having an excṭexcellent smell, very fragrant. MBh
4. -da mfn. giving great merit, very meritorious Pañcar

⋙suputra

1. ○putra m. an excellent son Kāv
2. (○trá), mf(ā́)n. having excṭexcellent or many children RV. AV. TBr. &c
3. n. the fruit of the Flacourtia Cataphracta L

⋙suputrikā

1. ○putrikā f. a kind of Oldenlandia L

⋙supura

1. ○pura n. a strong fortress Hariv

⋙supuruṣa

1. ○puruṣa m. a partic. personification SāmavBr. Gaut

⋙supuruhūti

1. ○puru-hūti mfn. very much invoked BhP

⋙supurodhas

1. ○purodhas m. a good domestic priest Inscr

⋙supuṣkara

1. ○puṣkara m. a globe-amaranth L
2. (ā), f. Hibiscus Mutabilis ib

⋙supuṣkala

1. ○puṣkala mfn. very copious MBh. BhP

⋙supuṣṭa

1. ○puṣṭa mfn. well fed Pañcat

⋙supuṣṭi

1. ○puṣṭí f. good prosperity AV

⋙supuṣpa

1. ○puṣpa n. 'good flower', cloves L
2. the menstrual excretion ib
3. mfn. having beautṭbeautiful flowers Kāv
4. m. Pterospermum Suberifolium L
5. globeamaranth ib
6. = rakta-puṣpaka ib
7. = haridru ib
8. the coral tree W
9. N. of a mythical king Inscr
10. (ā), f. (only L.) anise
11. (prob.) Phlomis Zeylanica
12. Clitoria Ternatea
13. = kośātakī
14. (ī), f. (only L.) Andropogon Aciculatus
15. Clitoria Ternatea
16. anise
17. Argyreia Speciosa
18. Phlomis Zeylanica
19. Musa Sapientum
20. a white-flowering Aparājitā
21. n. (only L.) Curcuma Longa
22. Hibiscus Mutabilis
23. Tabernaemontana Coronaria
24. = tūla

⋙supuṣpaka

1. ○puṣpaka m. Acacia Sirissa L
2. (ikā), f. (only L.) Argyreia Speciosa or Argentea
3. Bignonia Suaveolens
4. Anethum Sowa

⋙supuṣpita

1. ○puṣpita mfn. having beautiful flowers, abounding with flowers (e ind. 'on a place abounding with flowers') MBh. R
2. having the hair bristling (with delight) MW

⋙supuṣya

1. ○puṣya m. N. of a Buddha Lalit. [Page 1228, Column]

⋙supū

1. ○pū́ See -pú

⋙supūjita

1. ○pūjita mfn. highly honoured MBh. R
2. (a cup) taken well care of, i.e. well cleansed VarBṛS

⋙supūta

1. ○pūta (sú-), mfn. well clarified RV

⋙supūra

1. ○pūra mf(ā)n. easy to be filled MBh. Pañcat
2. well filling MW
3. m. a citron L

⋙supūraka

1. ○pūraka m. id. ib
2. Agati Grandiflora ib

⋙supūrṇa

1. ○pūrṇa (sú-), mf(ā)n. well filled, quite full RV. VS. ĀśvŚr. &c
2. richly adorned with (instr.) MBh

⋙supūrvam

1. ○pūrvam ind. very early in the morning Baudh. (wṛ. ○vām)
2. ○vâhṇe ind. early in the forenoon AitBr. ŚrS

⋙supṛkṣ

1. ○pṛkṣ mfn. abounding with food RV

⋙supeśa

1. ○peśa m. fine woven cloth or texture of any kind BhP
2. mfn. = -péśas ib

⋙supeśala

1. ○peśala mf(ā)n. very beautiful or handsome ib

⋙supeśas

1. ○péśas mfn. well adorned, beautiful, handsome RV. VS. TBr. &c

⋙supoṣa

1. ○póṣa mfn. prosperous VS. TBr
2. easy to be maintained, not requiring much support (-tā f.) L

⋙supta

1. ○pta (fr. su + ptā
2. for supta See p. 1230), mfn. having beautṭbeautiful braids of hair Kād
3. m. a wagtail with a black breast L

⋙suprakāśa

1. ○prakāśa mf(ā)n. well-lighted Kathās
2. very or distinctly visible Mn. viii, 245
3. very public W

⋙suprakīrṇendriya

1. ○prakīrṇêndriya mfn. addicted to too frequent seminal effusion (i.e. to sexual excess) VarBṛS

⋙supraketa

1. ○praketá mfn. very bright, conspicuous, notable RV
2. very attentive ib
3. (-práketa) very considerate or wise ib

⋙suprakṣālita

1. ○prakṣālita mfn. well washed MBh. Car. Vishṇ

⋙suprakhya

1. ○prakhya m. N. of a man ( See sauprakhya)

⋙supragamana

1. ○pragamana mfn. very accessible Nir

⋙supragupta

1. ○pragupta mfn. well hidden, very secret Kāv

⋙supracāra

1. ○pracāra mfn. going in a right course (also said of planets) Hariv
2. appearing beautifully MBh

⋙supracetas

1. ○prácetas mfn. very wise RV

⋙supracchanna

1. ○pracchanna mfn. well concealed Daś

⋙supraja

1. ○prajá mf(ā)n. having good or numerous children (-tama) RV. MBh. R. &c
2. ○jā-pati m. a good Prajā-pati (Vishṇu) Vishṇ
3. ○jā́-vat mfn. abounding in children RV
4. ○jā-váni mfn. bestowing many children VS. TS

⋙suprajas

1. ○prajás mfn. = -prajá
2. having a good son ('in any one', instr
3. -tva n.) RV. AV. VS. &c

⋙suprajāta

1. ○prajāta mfn. having numerous off spring Hariv

⋙suprajāstva

1. ○prajās-tvá n. the having many children RV. VS. TS

⋙suprajña

1. ○prajña mf(ā)n. very wise MBh. Kathās

⋙suprajñāna

1. ○prajñāná mfn. easy to be perceived or found MaitrS. Kāṭh

⋙supraṇīti

1. ○práṇīti f. safe guidance RV. ŚāṅkhŚr
2. mfn. guiding safely RV. AV. Kauś
3. following good guidance RV

⋙supratara

1. ○pratara mf(ā)n. easy to be crossed (as a river) Ragh
2. easily crossing over MW
3. projecting far (?) ib

⋙supratarka

1. ○pratarka m. a sound judgment, good understanding or intellect MW

⋙supratardana

1. ○pratardana m. N. of a king ib

⋙supratāra

1. ○pratāra mf(ā)n. well conveying over (as a ship) R

⋙supratikara

1. ○pratikara mfn. easy to be requited ib

⋙supratigṛhīta

1. ○pratigṛhīta (sú-), mfn. well seized ŚBr

⋙supraticakṣa

1. ○praticákṣa mfn. beautiful to look at RV

⋙supraticchanna

1. ○praticchanna mfn. completely covered or enveloped (as with a garment) L
2. (am), ind. in a very secret manner MBh

⋙supraticchinna

1. ○praticchinna mfn. well distributed L

⋙supratijña

1. ○pratijña m. N. of a Dānava Kathās

⋙supratipanna

1. ○pratipanna mfn. leading a virtuous course of life, well-conducted L

⋙supratipūjita

1. ○pratipūjita mfn. well honoured or worshipped MBh

⋙supratibhā

1. ○pratibhā f. spirituous liquor ib

⋙supratima

1. ○pratima m. N. of a king MBh

⋙suprativarman

1. ○prativarman m. N. of a man Pañcat

⋙supratividdha

1. ○pratividdha mfn. well hit or pierced (with dṛṣtyā', well looked through') L

⋙supratiśraya

1. ○pratiśraya mfn. possessing good shelter R

⋙supratiṣṭha

1. ○pratiṣṭha mf(ā)n. standing firm Sāy
2. firmly supporting Ml
3. having beautiful legs MBh
4. very celebrated, famous MW
5. m. a kind of military array Kām
6. N. of the 2nd month, IndSt. a partic. Samādhi Buddh
7. (ā), f. firm position ŚvetUp
8. good reputation, fame W
9. the establishment (of a temple, idol &c.) ib
10. installation, consecration ib
11. a kind of metre Nidānas. RAnukr. Sch. Chandom
12. N. of one of the Mātṛis attending on Skanda MBh

⋙supratiṣṭhāna

1. ○pratiṣṭhāná mfn. standing firm VS

⋙supratiṣṭhāpita

1. ○pratiṣṭhāpita mfn. well established or set up (as an image) Kathās

⋙supratiṣṭhita

1. ○pratiṣṭhita (sú-), mf(ā) n. standing firm AV. MBh. Pañcat
2. properly set up or established Hit
3. thoroughly implanted in (loc.) ib
4. well consecrated W
5. celebrated ib
6. faring well R
7. 'well supported', having beautṭbeautiful legs MBh. R
8. m. Ficus Glomerata L
9. a partic. Samādhi Kāraṇḍ
10. N. of a Deva-putra Lalit
11. (ā), f. N. of an Apsaras VP
12. n. N. of a town in Pratishṭhāna Kathās
13. -caraṇa m. a partic. Samādhi Kāraṇḍ
14. -cāritra m. N. of a Bodhi-sattva Buddh
15. -pāṇipāda-tala-tā f. the having the palms of the hands and soles of the feet well (and equally) placed (one of the 32 signs of perfection) Dharmas. 83
16. -yaśas mfn. one whose renown is well established Ratnâv. [Page 1228, Column]
17. ○tâsana m. a partic. Samādhi Kāraṇḍ

⋙supratiṣṇāta

1. ○pratiṣṇāta mfn. well bathed MW
2. thoroughly purified or cleared ib. well versed in ib
3. well investigated, clearly ascertained ib
4. -sūtra m. a Brāhman well versed in the Sūtras, one who is well skilled in repeating or has clearly ascertained the (meaning of the) Sūtras ib

⋙supratīka

1. ○prátīka mf(ā)n. having a beautiful shape or form, handsome, lovely RV. AV. VS. &c
2. having a beautiful face MW
3. having a beautṭbeautiful trunk, strong as an elephant's trṭtrunk ib
4. honest BhP
5. m. N. of Śiva Śivag
6. of Kāma-deva L
7. of a Yaksha Kathās
8. of various men MBh. Pur. Kathās
9. of a mythical elephant (○kânvaya mfn. L.) MBh. Ragh. Vās
10. n. N. of a pool KāśīKh
11. ○kêśvara n. N. of a Liṅga ib

⋙supratīkinī

1. ○pratīkinī f. the female of the elephant Su-pratīka L

⋙supratīta

1. ○pratī7ta mfn. well known Sāh
2. m. N. of a preceptor VBr

⋙supratīpa

1. ○pratīpa m. N. of a king VP

⋙supratur

1. ○pratúr mfn. (nom. ○tū́s) very victorious RV

⋙supratūrti

1. ○prátūrti mfn. id. ib. TS. TBr

⋙supratyañc

1. ○prátyañc mf(ticī)n. well turned back VS

⋙supratyavasita

1. ○pratyavasita mfn. (perhaps) safely returned to one's own country Kāś

⋙supratyūdha

1. ○pratyūdha (○yūḻha), mfn. properly pushed back ŚāṅkhŚr

⋙supradadi

1. ○pradadi (sú-), mfn. very liberal AV

⋙supradarśa

1. ○pradarśa mf(ā)n. of beautṭbeautiful appearance MBh

⋙supradohā

1. ○pradohā f. easily milked ib

⋙supradhṛṣya

1. ○pradhṛṣya mfn. easy to be injured or overpowered ib

⋙supranṛtta

1. ○pranṛtta n. a beautṭbeautiful dance R

⋙suprapañcahīna

1. ○prapañca-hīna mfn. destitute of variety NṛisUp

⋙suprapāṇa

1. ○prapāṇá n. a good drinking-place RV
2. mfn. easy or fit for drinking ib. AV

⋙suprabala

1. ○prabala mfn. very powerful. MBh

⋙suprabuddha

1. ○prabuddha mfn. completely enlightened (as a Buddha) Buddh
2. m. N. of a king of the Śākyas ib

⋙suprabha

1. ○prabha mf(ā)n. having a good appearance, beautiful MBh. Hariv. R
2. very bright or splendid, glorious W
3. m. N. of a Dānava Hariv
4. of a Devaputra Kathās
5. of one of the 9 Balas of the Jainas L
6. of various kings VP. Cat
7. (ā), f. Vernonia Anthelminthica L
8. one of the 7 tongues of Fire Tantras
9. N. of one of the Mātṛis attending on Skanda MBh
10. of a Surâṅganā, Siṃh^ā
11. of various women MBh. Pur. &c
12. of one of the 7 Sarasvatis MBh
13. n. N. of a Varsha ruled by Su-prabha VP
14. -deva m. N. of a man Cat
15. -pura n. N. of a town ib

⋙suprabhavadeva

1. ○prabhava-deva wṛ. for -prabhad○, Sis

⋙suprabhāta

1. ○prabhāta mf(ā)n. beautifully illuminated by dawn R
2. (ā), f. N. of a river BhP
3. n. a beautiful dawn or day break Kāv
4. the earliest dawn MW
5. a morning prayer VāmP
6. (e), ind. at earliest break of day MW
7. -stotra n. N. of wk

⋙suprabhāva

1. ○prabhāva m. great might, omnipotence R

⋙suprabhedatantra

1. ○prabheda-tantra n

⋙suprabhedapratiṣṭhātantra

1. ○prabheda-pratiṣṭhātantra n. N. of wks

⋙supramadhu

1. ○pramadhu m. N. of a Brāhman Buddh

⋙supramaya

1. ○pramaya mfn. easily measured Pāṇ. 6-1, 50 Vārtt. 2 Pat

⋙supramāṇa

1. ○pramāṇa mfn. large-sized Hcat

⋙suprayas

1. ○prayás mfn. well regaled RV. VS
2. food-bestowing MW

⋙suprayā

1. ○prayā́ mfn. pleasant to tread on RV

⋙suprayāvan

1. ○prayā́van mfn. moving well along, swift (said of horses) ib

⋙suprayukta

1. ○prayukta mfn. well discharged (as an arrow) L
2. well recited Sāh
3. well planned (as a fraud) Pañcat. Vet. &c
4. well joined or applied or attached W
5. well managed ib
6. closely connected ib
7. -śara m. one who fits an arrow skilfully on a bow, a good marksman, skilful archer MW

⋙suprayoga

1. ○prayoga m. good application, good management ib
2. dexterity, expertness ib
3. close contact ib
4. mfn. well discharged L
5. easy to be acted (as a drama) Sāh
6. (ā), f. N. of a river MBh. Pur
7. -viśikha m. = su-prayukta-śara MW

⋙supralambha

1. ○pralambha mfn. easily deceived Pāṇ. 7-1, 67 Sch
2. easy of attaintment W

⋙supralāpa

1. ○pralāpa m. good speech, eloquence L

⋙supravācana

1. ○pravācaná mfn. worthy of much praise RV

⋙supravādita

1. ○pravādita mfn. making good music Hariv

⋙supravṛkṇa

1. ○pravṛkṇa mf(ā)n. well cut up (used in explaining ūrj) Nir

⋙supravṛkti

1. ○pravṛkti f. = -vṛkti ib

⋙supravṛtta

1. ○pravṛtta mfn. being well in order MBh
2. acting well Hariv

⋙supravṛddha

1. ○pravṛddha mfn. full-grown ib
2. m. N. of a Sauviraka MBh

⋙supravedita

1. ○pravedita mfn. well made known Buddh

⋙supravepita

1. ○pravepita mfn. trembling much R

⋙supraveśa

1. ○praveśa mf(ā)n. having a beautiful entrance MBh

⋙supravrajita

1. ○pravrajita mfn. wandering well about (as a mendicant), i.e. a good or proper monk Buddh

⋙supraśaṃsita

1. ○praśaṃsita mfn. greatly praised, very famous Pañcar

⋙supraśasta

1. ○praśastá mfn. greatly praised, excellent AV
2. well known, very famous Pañcar

⋙supraśna

1. ○praśna m. (prob.) = sukha-p○ MBh

⋙suprasanna

1. ○prasanna mf(ā)n. very clear (as water) ib. R
2. very bright or serene (as the face or mind) Pañcat. Hit. &c
3. very gracious or favourable MārkP. [Page 1229, Column]
4. m. N. of Kubera L

⋙suprasannaka

1. ○prasannaka m. Ocimum Pilosum L
2. = kṛṣṇârjaka MW

⋙suprasarā

1. ○prasarā vḷ. for -prasārā L

⋙suprasava

1. ○prasava m. easy parturition Sāy

⋙suprasāda

1. ○prasāda m. extreme graciousness or propitiousness MW
2. mfn. easily placable Mn. MBh. R
3. very gracious or kind, auspicious MW
4. m. N. of Śiva L
5. of one of Skanda's at' tendants MBh
6. of an Asura Hariv
7. (ā), f. N. of one of the Mātṛis attending on Skanda MBh

⋙suprasādaka

1. ○prasādaka mfn. = -prasāda ib

⋙suprasādhita

1. ○prasādhita mfn. well adorned Kathās

⋙suprasārā

1. ○prasārā f. Paederia Foetida L

⋙suprasārita

1. ○prasārita mf(ā)n. widely extended R

⋙suprasiddha

1. ○prasiddha mfn. well known Sāh. Kshitîś
2. -pada-mañjarī f. N. of wk

⋙suprasū

1. ○prasū f. well or easily bringing forth ŚāṅkhGṛ

⋙suprahāra

1. ○prahāra m. a well dealt blow Hariv. (v. l. samprah○)
2. N. of a fisherman Kathās

⋙suprākāra

1. ○prākāra m. a beautiful wall or rampart Inscr

⋙suprākṛta

1. ○prākṛta mf(ā)n. very vulgar R

⋙suprāñc

1. ○prāñc (sú-), mfn. (nom. prāṅ, prācī, prāk) going straight forward RV. VS

⋙suprāta

1. ○prāta mfn. (fr. next) dawning beautifully Bhaṭṭ
2. n. a fine morning Śiś

⋙suprātar

1. ○prātár ind. fine dawn or morning AV

⋙suprātiveśmika

1. ○prātiveśmika mfn. having a good neighbour HYogay

⋙suprāpa

1. ○prâpa mfn. easily obtainable MBh. R

⋙suprāpya

1. ○prâpya mfn. id. (in a-supr○) Kathās

⋙suprāyaṇa

1. ○prâyaṇá mf(ā́)n. easily to be approached, pleasant to be trodden (superl. -tama) RV

⋙suprāvarga

1. ○prāvargá mfn. (for su-prav○) well distinguished RV

⋙suprāvī

1. ○prâvī́ or mfn. very attentive or mindful, very zealous ib

⋙suprāvya

1. ○prâvyá mfn. very attentive or mindful, very zealous ib

⋙supriya

1. ○priya (sú-), mf(ā) n. very dear or pleasant AV. &c. &c
2. m. (in prosody) a foot of two short syllables, a pyrrhic Col
3. N. of a Gandharva Buddh
4. (ā), f. a lovely woman or favourite wife MW
5. N. of an Apsaras MBh. Hariv
6. of a peasant girl Lalit
7. ○yâtman mfn. having a pleasant nature, very agreeable R

⋙suprīta

1. ○prīta (sú-), mf(ā)n. very delighted, well pleased with (loc.) RV. &c. &c
2. much cherished, very dear or lovely Pañcar
3. very kind or friendly MW

⋙suprīti

1. ○prīti f. great joy or delight
2. -kara m. 'causing great delight', N. of a king of the Kiṃnaras Buddh
3. -yukta mf(ā)n. filled with great joy or delight R

⋙supraitu

1. ○prâitu mfn. easy to be gone through or traversed RV

⋙suprokṣita

1. ○prôkṣita mfn. well sprinkled Vishṇ

⋙suprauḍha

1. ○prâuḍha mfn. full-grown
2. (ā), f. a marriageable girl Subh

⋙supsaras

1. ○psáras mfn. enjoying a good meal, fond of dainty food (superl. -tama) RV

⋙suphala

1. ○phála or mf(ā)n. yielding much or good fruit, fruitful RV. AV

⋙suphala

1. ○phalá mf(ā)n. yielding much or good fruit, fruitful RV. AV
2. having a good blade (as a sword) MBh
3. m. (only L.) the wood-apple tree, Feronia Elephantum
4. the citron tree
5. Pterospermum Acerifolium
6. the pomegranate tree
7. Zizyphus Jujuba
8. Phaseolus Mungo
9. (ā), f. (only L.) Momordica Mixta
10. Gmelina Arborea
11. a kind of brown grape
12. colocynth
13. Beninkasa Cerifera
14. Musa Sapientum

⋙suphalīkṛ

1. ○phalī-√kṛ (sú-), P. -karoti, to cleanse well from husks GṛŚrS

⋙suphāla

1. ○phālá or m. a good ploughshare AV. MaitrS

⋙suphāla

1. ○phā́la m. a good ploughshare AV. MaitrS

⋙suphulla

1. ○phulla mfn. flowering beautifully, having beautṭbeautiful blossoms R

⋙suphena

1. ○phena (sú-), mf(ā)n. containing good foam, TS
2. m. a cuttlefish bone L

⋙subaddha

1. ○baddhá mf(ā́)n. bound fast RV
2. firmly closed, clenched Hariv

⋙subandha

1. ○bandha mfn. well bound or secured, having a good binding W
2. m. sesamum L

⋙subandhanavimocana

1. ○bandhana-vimocana m. 'good deliverer from bonds', N. of Śiva MBh

⋙subandhu

1. ○bándhu or mfn. closely connected or related, good friend RV. AV. Bhartṛ

⋙subandhu

1. ○bandhú mfn. closely connected or related, good friend RV. AV. Bhartṛ
2. m. N. of a Ṛishi (having the patr. Gaupāyana or Laupāyana and author of various hymns in RV.) Anukr
3. N. of the author of the Vasava-dattā (who prob. lived in 7th century AḌ.)
4. of a merchant Kathās
5. of various other persons HPariś

⋙subabhru

1. ○babhru mfn. dark brown MBh

⋙subarhis

1. ○barhis mfn. having good sacrificial grass RV. VS

⋙subala

1. ○bala m. 'very powerful', N. of Śiva MBh
2. of a mythical bird (son of Vainateya) ib
3. of a son of Manu Bhautya MārkP
4. of a son of Sumati VP
5. of a king of the Gāndhāras (father of Śakuni and the wife of Dhṛita-rāshṭra) MBh. Hariv. BhP
6. -candra m. (with ācārya) N. of an author Cat
7. -putra m. 'son of Subala', N. of Śakuni (cf. saubala) MBh
8. -vat mfn. very strong or powerful, Pracaṇḍ

⋙subahu

1. ○bahu mf(vii)n. very much, very many, very numerous Mn. MBh. &c
2. (u), ind. much, very much, greatly BhP
3. -dhā ind. very much, often, frequently Hcat
4. -śas ind. id. MBh. MārkP
5. -śruta mfn. deeply versed in the Veda &c. R

⋙subāndhava

1. ○bāndhava m. 'good friend', N. of Śiva MBh

⋙subāla

1. ○bāla mfn. very childish R
2. m. a good boy Bcar. xiii, 36
3. a god L
4. n. N. of an Upanishad
5. [(ŚlA) grAma] m. N. of a village Cat

⋙subālaka

1. ○bālaka m. N. of the author of a Kāma-śāstra ib

⋙subāladhi

1. ○bāladhi See -vāladhi. [Page 1229, Column]

⋙subāliśa

1. ○bāliśa mf(ā)n. very childish or foolish MBh

⋙subāhu

1. ○bāhú mfn. having strong or handsome arms RV. VS
2. m. N. of a serpent-demon MBh
3. of one of Skanda's attendants ib
4. of a Dānava Hariv
5. of a Rākshasa ib. R. (cf. -śatru)
6. of a Yaksha VP
7. of a son of Dhṛita-rāshṭra and king of Cedi MBh
8. of a king of Videhā Buddh
9. of a son of Mati-nāra Hariv
10. of a son of Citraka ib
11. of a son of Kṛishṇa BhP
12. of a son of Śatru-ghna R
13. of a son of Pratibāhu BhP
14. of a son of Kuvalayâśva MārkP
15. of a brother of Alarka ib
16. of a Bodhi-sattva and a Bhikshu Buddh
17. of a monkey R
18. (ús), f. N. of an Apsaras MBh
19. -paripṛcchā f. N. of wk
20. -yukta m. N. of a king of the Gandharvas Kāraṇḍ
21. -śatru m. N. of Rāma Uttarar

⋙subāhuka

1. ○bāhuka m. N. of a Yaksha VP

⋙subīja

1. ○bīja n. good seed Mn. x, 69
2. m. 'having good seed', N. of Śiva MBh
3. the poppy L

⋙subībhatsa

1. ○bībhatsa mfn. very disgusting or hideous MBh

⋙subuddhi

1. ○buddhi f. good understanding Pañcat
2. mfn. of good undṭunderstanding, wise, clever, intelligent Kāv. Kathās. &c
3. m. N. of a son of Māra-putra Lalit
4. of two kings Kshitîś
5. of a crow Hit
6. -candra m. N. of a man Buddh
7. -mat mfn. very intelligent or wise Kathās
8. -miśra and -miśramahêśvara m. N. of authors Cat

⋙subudha

1. ○búdha mf(ā)n. vigilant AV

⋙subodha

1. ○bodha m. right intelligence, good information or knowledge BhP
2. N. of an astron. wk
3. (ā), f. N. of various Comms
4. mf(ā)n. easy to be understood, easily taught, easy (am ind.) Kāv. Pañcat. BhP
5. -kāra m. N. of an author Cat
6. -jātaka n. -pañcikā f. -mañjarī f. N. of wks

⋙subodhanā

1. ○bodhanā f. N. of a Tantra wk

⋙subodhanī

1. ○bodhanī f. N. of various Comms

⋙subodhikā

1. ○bodhikā f. N. of a Comm. on the Sārasvata-prakriyā

⋙subodhinī

1. ○bodhinī f. N. of various Comms. (esp. on the Bhagavad-gītā, the Mitâksharā, the Brahma-sūtras &c.)
2. -kāra m. the author of the Subodhinī (a gram. wk.) Cat

⋙subrahmaṇīya

1. ○brahmaṇīya mfn. relating to the Subrahmaṇya ( See next) Lāṭy. Sch

⋙subrahmaṇya

1. ○brahmaṇyá mfn. very kind or dear to Brāhmans (said of Vishṇu) Pañcar
2. m. N. of one of the three assistants of the Udgātṛi priest Br. ŚrS. MBh
3. N. of Śiva Śivag
4. of Skanda or Kārttikeya RTL. 211-218
5. of various authors &c. (also with ācārya, paṇḍita, yajvan, and śāstrin) Cat
6. (ā), f. a partic. recitation of certain Mantras by the Udgātṛi priests (sometimes also the priest himself) Br. ŚrS
7. (am), n. (= f.) a particṛecitation Hariv
8. N. of a district in the south of India Cat
9. [(ŚNya) kSetra-mAhAtmya] n. -pañca-ratna n. -paddhati f. -pūjā-vidhi m. -prayoga m. -māhātmya n. -sahasra-nāman, n. -stotra, n
10. ○ṇyâṣṭaka n. N. of wks

⋙subrahman

1. ○brahman m. a good Brāhman ŚāṅkhŚr
2. N. of a Deva-putra Lalit
3. n. the good Brahman AitBr
4. (-bráhman), mfn. attended with good prayers or having a good Brahman (priest) RV
5. (○ma) -bandhūka mfn. Kāś. on Pāṇ. 6-2, 173
6. -vāsudeva m. N. of the son of Vasu-deva in the form of Brahmā (i.e. of Kṛishṇa identified with the Creator) Tithyād

⋙subrāhmaṇa

1. ○brāhmaṇa (sú-), m. a good Brāhman AV

⋙subha

1. ○bha n. (for subha See s.v.) an auspicious constellation Bhadrab
2. -bodhârthamālā-paddhati f. N. of wk

⋙subhaṃsas

1. ○bhaṃsas mfn. (prob.) having a beautṭbeautiful mons Veneris TBr

⋙subhakti

1. ○bhakti f. great devotion to or love for (-tas, 'out of great devotion') Hcat

⋙subhakṣya

1. ○bhakṣya n. excellent food Pañcat

⋙subhaga

1. ○bhága mf(ā) n. possessing good fortune, very fortunate or prosperous, lucky, happy, blessed, highly favoured RV. &c. &c
2. beautiful, lovely, charming, pleasing, pretty (voc. subhaga and subhage, often in friendly address) ib
3. nice (ironical) Vās. (= śobhana-paśu Sch.)
4. liked, beloved, dear (as a wife) AV. MBh. R
5. delicate, slender, thin Car
6. (ifc.) suitable for Śak. (v. l.)
7. (am), ind. beautifully, charmingly Megh
8. greatly, in a high degree (v. l. for sutarām) Śak
9. m. N. of Śiva Śivag
10. borax L
11. Michelia Champaka L
12. Jonesia Asoka L
13. red Amaranth L
14. N. of a son of Subala MBh
15. (ā), f. good fortune (in this sense the loc. āsu seems to be used) PañcavBr
16. a beloved or favourite wife R. (cf. comp.)
17. a five-year-old girl representing Durgā at festivals L
18. musk L
19. N. of various plants (a species of Musa
20. Glycine Debilis
21. Cyperus Rotundus &c.) L
22. (in music) a partic. Rāgiṇī Saṃgīt
23. N. of a daughter of Prādhā MBh
24. of one of the Mātṛis attending on Skanda ib
25. of a kind of fairy Buddh
26. (am), n. good fortune
27. bitumen L. MW
28. _ -ṃ-karaṇa (○gáṃ-), mf(ī)n. making happy AV
29. charming, enchanting Rājat
30. n. fascinating, winning (a woman) Cat
31. -tā f. love, conjugal felicity VarBṛS
32. -tvá n. welfare, prosperity RV. PārGṛ
33. favour, dearness (esp. of a wife) VarBṛS. Vās. [Page 1229, Column]
34. -mānin mfn. thinking one's self fortunate or pleasing R. Daś
35. m-bhavinṣṇu mfn. becoming fortunate or pleasing Pāṇ. 3-2, 57
36. -m-bhāvuka mfn. id. ib. Dhūrtas
37. -m-manya mfn. (= -mānin) Daś. (-bhāva m. 'self-conceit, vanity' Megh.)
38. -saṃdeśa m. N. of a poem by Nārāyaṇa
39. ○gâkheṭa-bhūmi mfn. having fine hunting-grounds (-tva n.) Kathās
40. ○gā-tanaya m. the son of a beloved wife or of an honoured mother R
41. ○gânanda m. N. of a Prahasana (-nātha m. N. of an author Cat.)
42. ○gârcana-candrikā f. ○gârcā-ratna n. N. of wks
43. ○gā-suta m. (= ○gā-tanaya) L
44. ○gôdaya m. 'rise of prosperity', N. of wk. (also ○ya-darpaṇa, m.)

⋙subhagaya

1. ○bhagaya Nom. P. ○yati, to make beautiful, adorn BhP

⋙subhaṅga

1. ○bhaṅga mfn. easily broken, brittle W
2. m. the cocoa-nut tree L

⋙subhañjana

1. ○bhañjana m. a red species of Hyperanthera Morunga L

⋙subhaṭa

1. ○bhaṭa m. a great warrior, champion, soldier Kāv. Kathās. &c
2. N. of various men Kathās
3. of a poet (author of the drama Dūtâṅgada) Cat
4. (ā), f. N. of a princess Rājat
5. (○ṭa) -datta and -varman m. N. of two authors Cat

⋙subhaṭṭa

1. ○bhaṭṭa m. a very learned man MW
2. a distinguished warrior (incorrect for -bhaṭa) ib

⋙subhaṇita

1. ○bhaṇita mfn. well spoken Mālatīm

⋙subhadra

1. ○bhadra (sú-), mf(ā)n. very glorious or splendid or auspicious or fortunate RV. MBh. BhP
2. m. Azadirachta Indica L
3. N. of Vishṇu L
4. (prob.) of Sanat-kumāra Pañcar
5. of a son of Vasu-deva BhP
6. of a son of Kṛishṇa ib
7. of a son of Idhmajihva ib
8. of the last man converted by Gautama Buddha SaddhP
9. of a scholar, Jain
10. of a mountain Pañcar
11. (ā), f. N. of various well-known plants (e.g. Ichnocarpus Frutescens
12. Curcuma Zedoaria
13. Prosopis Spicigera &c.) L
14. (in music) a partic. Śruti Saṃgīt
15. a form of Durgā Hcat
16. N. of a younger sister of Kṛishṇa and wife of Arjuna (she was forcibly carried off by Arjuna from Dvārakā wish Kṛishṇa's permission, as described in MBh. i, ch. 219 ; 220
17. her image is borne in procession with those of Jagannātha and Bala-rāma) MBh. Hariv. &c
18. of a wife of Durgama MārkP
19. of a daughter of Balin and wife of Avîkshita ib
20. of a grand daughter of Rukmin and wife of Aniruddha VP
21. of a daughter of the Asura Su-māya Kathās
22. of a mythical cow MBh
23. of a poetess Cat
24. n. fortune, welfare BhP
25. N. of a Catvara (q.v.) MBh
26. of a Varsha in Plakshadvipa ruled by Su-bhadra BhP
27. (○drā) -dhanaṃjaya and -pariṇaya, N. of two Nāṭakas
28. -pūrvaja m. 'elder brother of Subhadrā', N. of Kṛishṇa Pañcar
29. -vijaya, N. of a Nāṭaka
30. -haraṇa n. 'the carrying off of Subhadrā', N. of a section in the MBh. (cf. above) and of other poems
31. ○drêśa m. 'lord of Subhadrā', N. of Arjuna L

⋙subhadraka

1. ○bhadraka m. the car or vehicle of a god for carrying his image in procession L
2. the plant AEgle Marmelos L
3. (súbhadrikā), f. a courtezan VS
4. a kind of metre Ked
5. of a younger sister of Kṛishṇa ( See next) Pañcar
6. (am), n. a kind of metre Col

⋙subhadrāṇī

1. ○bhadrāṇī f. Ficus Heterophylla L

⋙subhayaṃkara

1. ○bhayaṃ-kara mfn. causing great fear or danger MBh

⋙subhayānaka

1. ○bhayānaka mfn. causing great terror, very alarming, terrible ib

⋙subhara

1. ○bhára mf(ā)n. well compacted, solid RV
2. dense, abundant ib
3. easily carried or handled ŚBr
4. well practised, Mahāvy
5. = su-poṣa (-tā f.) ib

⋙subhava

1. ○bhava mfn. = uttama-janman VS. (Mahīdh.)
2. m. N. of a king of the Ikshvākus MBh

⋙subhavas

1. ○bhavas vḷ. for prec. TS

⋙subhavya

1. ○bhavya mfn. very pretty or handsome Hcat

⋙subhasad

1. ○bhasád mfn. having beautṭbeautiful buttocks, ? (in compar. ○sáttarā) RV

⋙subhāga

1. ○bhāgá mf(ā́) n. fortunate, wealthy, rich RV
2. (ā), f. N. of a daughter of Raudrāśva VP

⋙subhāgya

1. ○bhāgya mfn. very fortunate, enviable R

⋙subhājana

1. ○bhājana n. a good receptacle or vessel of any kind Suśr

⋙subhānu

1. ○bhānu mfn. shining beautifully or brightly Kauś. MBh
2. m. N. of the 17th (or 51st) year of Jupiter's cycle of 60 years VarBṛS
3. of a son of Kṛishṇa BhP

⋙subhāvita

1. ○bhāvita mfn. well soaked Suśr

⋙subhāvitva

1. ○bhāvi-tva n. the necessity of being good or excellent Buddh

⋙subhāṣaṇa

1. ○bhāṣaṇa m. N. of a son of Yuyudhan BhP

⋙subhāṣita

1. ○bhāṣita mf(ā)n. spoken well or eloquently MBh
2. speaking or discoursing well, eloquent ib
3. m. a partic. Buddha L
4. (am), n. good or eloquent speech, witty saying, good counsel MBh. Kāv. &c
5. -kāvya n. -kaustubha m. N. of wks
6. -gaveṣin m. N. of a king Buddh
7. -candrikā f. -nīvii f. -prabandha m. -mañjarī f. N. of wks
8. -maya mf(ī)n. consisting of good sayings Pañcat
9. -muktâvali f. -ratna-kośa m. -ratna-saṃdoha m. -ratnâkara, mṆ. of wks
10. -rasâsvāda-jāta-româñca-kañcuka mfn. having (as it were) armour consisting of bristling (or thrilling) hairs produced by tasting the flavour of delightful words MW. [Page 1230, Column]
11. -śloka m. pl., -saṃgraha m. -samuccaya m. -sudhā, f. -sudhânanda-laharī f. -sura-druma m. -hārâvali, f
12. ○târṇava m. ○tâvali f. N. of wks

⋙subhāṣin

1. ○bhāṣin mfn. speaking friendly words MBh
2. spoken mildly or gently Hariv

⋙subhās

1. ○bhā́s mfn. shining beautifully RV

⋙subhāsa

1. ○bhāsa m. N. of a Dānava Kathās
2. of a son of Su-dhanvan VP

⋙subhāsvara

1. ○bhāsvara mfn. shining brightly, radiant, splendid R
2. m. pl. N. of a class of deceased ancestors VP

⋙subhikṣa

1. ○bhikṣa mf(ā) n. having good food or an abundant supply of provisions ChUp. MBh. &c
2. (ā), f. Lythrun Fructicosum or Grislea Tomentosa L
3. (am). n. abundance of food (esp. that given as alms), abundant supply of provisions, plenty (opp. to dur-bh○) MBh. Kāv. &c
4. -kara, -kārin, -kṛt
5. ○kṣâvaha mfn. causing abundance of food or good times VarBṛS

⋙subhiṣaj

1. ○bhiṣaj (sú-), mfn. healing well (only superl. ○ṣak-tama) AV

⋙subhīta

1. ○bhīta mfn. greatly afraid of (gen.) Pañcat

⋙subhīma

1. ○bhīma mfn. very dreadful or terrible R
2. m. N. of a malignant demon MBh
3. (ā), f. N. of a wife of Kṛishṇa Hariv

⋙subhīraka

1. ○bhīraka or m. the Palāśa tree, Butea Frondosa L

⋙subhīrava

1. ○bhīrava m. the Palāśa tree, Butea Frondosa L

⋙subhīruka

1. ○bhīruka n. silver L

⋙subhukta

1. ○bhukta mfn. well eaten Pāṇ. 6-2, 145 Sch

⋙subhuja

1. ○bhuja mfn. having handsome arms Ragh
2. (ā), f. N. of an Apsaras VP

⋙subhū

1. ○bhū́ mfn. (n. pl. mf. -bhvás) of an excellent nature, good, strong, beautiful &c. RV

⋙subhūta

1. ○bhūtá mfn. well made or done (as food) Āpast
2. (ā). f. that part of the frame enshrining the universal Spirit which faces the north ChUp
3. (am), n. welfare, well-being AV. Br
4. -kṛt mfn. causing welfare or part ĀpŚr

⋙subhūti

1. ○bhūti (sú-), f. well-being, welfare
2. m. N. of a lexicographer (also called -candra
3. he wrote a Comm. on the Amara-kośa)
4. of a Brāhman (son of Vasu-bhūti) Kathās
5. of a teacher Buddh
6. pāla m. N. of a man ib

⋙subhūtika

1. ○bhūtika m. AEgle Marmelos L

⋙subhūma

1. ○bhūma in. N. of Kārtavirya (as the 8th Jaina Cakra-vartin or universal emperor) L

⋙subhūmi

1. ○bhūmi f. a good place Gobh
2. m. N. of a son of Ugra-sena (cf. next) VP
3. -pa m. N. of a son of Ugra-sena (v. l. su-bhūṣaṇa) Hariv

⋙subhūmika

1. ○bhūmika n. (or ā f.) N. of a place near the Sarasvati MBh

⋙subhūyas

1. ○bhūyas (sú-), mfn. much more, far more ŚBr

⋙subhūṣaṇa

1. ○bhūṣaṇa mf(ā)n. well adorned or decorated Kām
2. m. See su-bhūmi-pa
3. (ā), f. N. of a Kiṃnarī (cf. next) Kāraṇḍ
4. -bhūṣitā f. N. of a Kiṃnari ib

⋙subhṛta

1. ○bhṛta (sú-), mfn. well borne or maintained, well cherished or protected RV
2. well paid Kathās
3. heavily laden VarBṛS

⋙subhṛśa

1. ○bhṛśa mfn. very vehement, very much, exceeding (am ind. 'excessively') MBh. BhP

⋙subheṣaja

1. ○bheṣaja (sú-), mfn. a good remedy AV. TS
2. n. 'collection of remedies', N. of a Vedic book (perhaps the AV.) RPrāt

⋙subhaikṣa

1. ○bhaikṣa n. good alms, Hir

⋙subhairava

1. ○bhairava mf(ī)n. very fearful W

⋙subhogā

1. ○bhogā f. N. of a Dikkumārī Pārśvan

⋙subhogīna

1. ○bhogīna mf(ā)n. very fit to be enjoyed, very desirable Bhaṭṭ

⋙subhogya

1. ○bhogya mf(ā)n. easy to be enjoyed Pañcat

⋙subhoja

1. ○bhoja mfn. eating well MBh

⋙subhojana

1. ○bhojana n. good food ib

⋙subhojas

1. ○bhójas mfn. bountiful, generous, plentiful AV

⋙subhrāj

1. ○bhrāj (nom. -bhrāṭ) or m. 'shining brightly', N. of a son of Deva-bhrāj MBh

⋙subhrāja

1. ○bhrāja m. 'shining brightly', N. of a son of Deva-bhrāj MBh

⋙subhrātṛ

1. ○bhrātṛ m. a good brother Pāṇ. 5-4, 157 Sch

⋙subhru

1. ○bhru or f. a beautiful brow Amar. BhP

⋙subhrū

1. ○bhrū f. a beautiful brow Amar. BhP
2. mfn. (nom. sg. mf. [-bhr�Us] acc. mf. -bhruvam f. also [-bhr�Um]
3. instr. f. -bhruvā
4. dat. -bhruve or ○vai
5. abl. -bhruvas or ○vās
6. gen. pl. -bhrūvām or -bhrūṇām
7. voc. sg. -bhrūs or generally -bhru, of. Vām. v, 2, 50) lovely-browed MBh. Kāv. &c
8. (ūs), f. a (lṭlovely. browed) maiden ib
9. N. of one of the Mātṛis attending on Skanda MBh
10. ([-bhr�U]) -nāsâkṣi-keśânta mfn. having handsome brows (and) nose (and) eyes (and) hair MBh

supta

1. suptá mfn. (fr. √svap
2. for su-pta See p. 1228, col. 2) fallen asleep, slept, sleeping, asleep VS. &c. &c
3. lain down to sleep (but not fallen asleep) R. v, 34, 10
4. paralysed, numbed, insensible ( See comp.)
5. closed (as a flower) Kālid
6. resting, inactive, dull, latent BhP
7. (am), n. sleep, deep or sound sleep Kāv. Kathās

⋙suptaghātaka

1. ○ghātaka mfn. killing a sleeping person, murderous L

⋙suptaghna

1. ○ghna m. 'id.', N. of a Rākshasa R

⋙suptacyuta

1. ○cyuta mfn. fallen down in sleep Kathās

⋙suptajana

1. ○jana m. a sleeping person MW
2. 'having every one asleep', midnight (only in ○ne rātrau, 'at midnight') R
3. -prâya mfn. having almost every one asleep MW

⋙suptajñāna

1. ○jñāna n. 'perceiving in sleep', dreaming, a dream L

⋙suptatā

1. ○tā f. [Page 1230, Column]

⋙suptatva

1. ○tva n. sleepiness, numbness, insensibility (of a limb &c.) Suśr

⋙suptatvac

1. ○tvac mfn. 'having the skin be numbed', paralytic ib

⋙suptapūrva

1. ○pūrva mfn. one who has slept before MBh

⋙suptaprabuddha

1. ○prabuddha mfn. awakened from sleep Kathās

⋙suptapralapita

1. ○pralapita n. pl. talking during sleep Kām. (cf. Pāṇ. 3-2, 149 Sch.)

⋙suptamāṃsa

1. ○māṃsa mfn. 'having the flesh benumbed', paralytic Suśr

⋙suptamālin

1. ○mālin m. N. of the 23rd Kalpa (q.v.)

⋙suptamīna

1. ○mīna mfn. (a pond) in which the fish are asleep Ragh

⋙suptavākya

1. ○vākya n. words spoken during sleep Pañcat

⋙suptavigraha

1. ○vigraha mfn. 'having sleep for a body', appearing as sleep (said of Kṛishṇa) Pañcar

⋙suptavijñāna

1. ○vijñāna n. = -jñāna L

⋙suptavinidraka

1. ○vinidraka mfn. awaking from sleep Kathās

⋙suptastha

1. ○stha or mfn. being in sleep, sleeping ib

⋙suptasthita

1. ○sthita mfn. being in sleep, sleeping ib

⋙suptāṅga

1. suptâṅga mfn. one who has a limb benumbed (-tā f.) Suśr

⋙suptāsupta

1. suptâsupta mfn. asleep and awake Mṛicch

⋙suptottitha

1. suptôttitha mfn. arisen from sleep Kāv. Kathās

≫suptaka

1. suptaka n. sleep (alīka- or vyāja-suptakaṃ-√kṛ, 'to feign sleep') Kathās

≫supti

1. supti f. sleep, (esp.) deep sleep Śaṃk. BhP. sleepiness, drowsiness Pratāp
2. numbness, insensibility, paralysis Suśr
3. carelessness, confidence (= viśrambha) L

suplan

1. súplan m. N. of a person (having the patr. Sārñjaya) ŚBr

suphala

1. su-phala &c. See p. 1229, col. l

suphāliha

1. suphāliha suphāliha, or suphāhila, N. of a place Cat

subaddha

1. su-baddha su-bandha &c. See p. 1229, col. 1

subrahmaṇya

1. su-brahmaṇya su-brāhmaṇa, See p. 1229, col. 2

subh

1. subh cl. 9. 6. P. subhnāti, sumbhati, (prob.) to smother (only impf. asubhnan TS
2. and pr. p. sumbhan Kāṭh.)
3. cl. 1. 6. P. sobhati, subhati vḷ. for √śubh Dhātup. xi, 42

≫subdha

1. subdha mfn. smothered TS

subha

1. subha mfn. (for su-bha See p. 1229, col. 2), often wṛ. for śubha

subhakti

1. su-bhakti -bhakṣya, See p. 1229, col. 2

subhaga

1. su-bhaga -bhaṅga &c. See p. 1229, cols. 2, 3

subhāñjana

1. subhāñjana m.= śobhâñjana, Moringa Pterygosperma L

subhvan

1. súbhvan vḷ. for subhvan (q.v.)

suma

1. su-ma m. (i.e. 5. su + 4. ma
2. √3. mā) the moon L
3. the sky, atmosphere L
4. n. a flower (cf. su-manas) Cāṇ. Śatr

⋙sumāvali

1. sumâvali f. a garland of flowers ( See nīti-s○)

≫su

1. su (to be similarly prefixed to the following):

⋙sumakha

1. ○makha (sú-), mfn. very vigorous, very joyous or gay RV
2. having good sacrifices Sāy
3. n. a joyous festival or feast ib

⋙sumakhasya

1. ○makhasya Nom. Ā. ○yate (only pr. p. ○yámāna), to be very joyous, make merry TS

⋙sumagadha

1. ○magadha m. pl. the happy Magadhas (am ind.) Pat. on Pāṇ. 2-1, 6
2. (ā), f. N. of a daughter of Anātha-piṇḍika Buddh
3. (ī), f. N. of a Buddhist Sūtra

⋙sumaṅgala

1. ○maṅgala mf(ī́ or ā)n. bringing good fortune, very auspicious RV. &c. &c
2. wellconducted (= sad-ācāra) BhP
3. m. N. of a preceptor Cat
4. (ā), f. a partic. medicinal √L
5. N. of one of the Mātṛis attending on Skanda MBh
6. of an Apsaras, Kāśikh
7. of a woman Kathās
8. of a river KālP
9. (ī), f. (saṃjñāyām), g. gaurâdi
10. n. an auspicious object BhP
11. -nāman (○lá-), mfn. bearing an auspicious name ŚBr
12. ○tâkhya-stotra n. N. of a Stotra

⋙sumaṅgā

1. ○maṅgā f. N. of a river VP

⋙sumaṇi

1. ○maṇí mfn. well adorned with jewels AV
2. m. N. of one of Skanda's attendants MBh

⋙sumaṇḍala

1. ○maṇḍala m. N. of a king MBh

⋙sumat

1. ○mát &c., See s.v

⋙sumata

1. ○mata m. N. of a man, g. naḍâdi

⋙sumati

1. ○matí f. good mind or disposition, benevolence, kindness, favour (acc. with √kṛ', to make any one the object of one's favour') RV. AV
2. devotion, prayer ib
3. the right taste for, pleasure or delight in (loc.) R
4. mfn. very wise or intelligent Kāv. Pañcat
5. well versed in (gen.) Kathās
6. m. N. of a Daitya MBh. Hariv
7. of a Ṛishi under Manu Sāvarṇa ib
8. of a Bhārgava MārkP
9. of an Ātreya Cat
10. of a son or disciple of Sūta and teacher of the Purāṇas VP
11. of a son of Bharata BhP
12. of a son of Soma-datta ib
13. of son of Su-pārśva Hariv. [Page 1230, Column]
14. of a son of Janamejaya, Vp
15. of a son of Dṛiḍha-sena BhP
16. of a son of Nṛiga ib
17. of a son of Ṛiteyu ib
18. of a son of Vidūratha MārkP
19. of the 5th Arhat of the present Avasarpiṇi or the 13th Arhat of the past Utsarpiṇī L
20. of various other men Kāv. Kathās
21. (also ī), f. N. of the wife of Sagara (mother of 60, 000 sons) R. Pur
22. of a daughter of Kratu VP
23. of the wife of Vishṇu-yaśas and mother of Kalkin KalkiP
24. -bodha m. N. of wk. on music
25. -bhadra m. N. of a man, Tantr
26. -meru-gaṇi. m. -ratnârya m. N. of two preceptors Cat
27. -reṇu m. N. of a serpent-demon Buddh
28. -vijaya m. N. of an author Cat
29. -śīla m. N. of a preceptor Buddh
30. -svāmin m. N. of a man Inscr
31. -harṣa m. N. of an author Cat
32. ○tíndrajaya-ghoṣaṇa n. N. of a poem
33. ○tī7ndra-yati m. N. of an author Cat
34. ○tī-vṛ́dh mfn. delighting in prayer or devotion VS

⋙sumatīkṛta

1. ○matīkṛta mfn. ( See 1. matya) well harrowed or rolled AitBr

⋙sumada

1. ○mada mfn. very drunk or impassioned W
2. (ā), f. = next L
3. ○dâtmajā f. 'daughter of intoxication or passion', an Apsaras L

⋙sumadana

1. ○madana m. 'greatly delighting', the Mango tree L

⋙sumadra

1. ○madra m. pl. the happy Madras (am ind.) Pat. on Pāṇ. 2-1, 6

⋙sumadhura

1. ○madhura mfn. very sweet or tender or gentle (am ind.) MBh. R. &c
2. singing very beautifully (am ind.) MBh. BrahmaP
3. m. a kind of potherb L
4. very soothing or gentle speech &c. MW

⋙sumadhya

1. ○madhya mf(ā)n. good in the middle, containing good stuffing (as meat) R
2. having a beautṭbeautiful waist, slender-waisted Hariv. Pur

⋙sumadhyama

1. ○madhyama mf(ā)n. very middling or mediocre Kām
2. slender waisted
3. (ā), f. a graceful woman MBh. R. &c

⋙sumana

1. ○mana mfn. (prob. for -manas) very charming, beautiful, handsome L
2. m. wheat L
3. the thornapple L
4. N. of a mythical being MBh
5. of one of the 4 Bodhi-vṛiksha-devatās Lalit
6. of a serpentdemon Buddh
7. (ā), f. N. of various plants (accord. to L. 'great flowering jasmine, Rosa Glandulifera, or Chrysanthemum Indicum') Suśr. Mṛicch
8. a spotted cow L
9. N. of a Kaikeyī MBh
10. of a wife of Dama MārkP

⋙sumanaḥ

1. ○manaḥ (for -manas) in comp
2. -pattra n. (Suśr.), -pattrikā f. (L.) the outer skin of a nutmeg
3. -phala m. Feronia Elephantum L
4. n. nutmeg L

⋙sumanaka

1. ○manaka m. or n. (?) a flower Pañcar

⋙sumanas

1. ○mánas mfn. good-minded, well-disposed, benevolent, gracious, favourable, pleasant, agreeable RV. AV. Gobh. KaṭhUp
2. well pleased, satisfied, cheerful, easy, comfortable RV. &c. &c
3. wise, intelligent Kāv. Kathās. m. a god Śiś. ŚārṅgP. (cf. -manokasa below)
4. a good or wise man L
5. N. of various plants (accord. to L. 'wheat, a kind of Karañja, Azadirachta Indica, Guilandina Bonduc') Suśr
6. N. of a Dānava Hariv
7. of a son of Uru and Āgneyī ib
8. of a son of Ulmuka BhP
9. of a son of Hary-aśva VP
10. of various other men MBh. Hariv. Kathās
11. (pl.) N. of a partic. class of gods under the 12th Manu Pur
12. f. (pl. or in comp.) flowers Mn. MBh. &c
13. great-flowering jasmine L
14. N. of the wife of Madhu and mother of Vira-vrata BhP
15. of various other women Kathās
16. n. a flower Śatr

⋙sumanaska

1. ○manaska mfn. in good spirits, cheerful, happy Hcar
2. (prob.) n. N. of a pleasure-grove Divyâv

⋙sumanasya

1. ○manasya Nom. Ā. ○yáte (only pr. p. ○yámāna), to be kind or gracious or favourable RV. AV. VS
2. to be in good spirits or cheerful or comfortable ib. TBr. GṛŚrS

⋙sumanāmukha

1. ○manā-mukha mf(ī)n. having a cheerful face ŚāṅkhGṛ

⋙sumanāya

1. ○manāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to become cheerful or happy, g. bhṛśâdi

⋙sumanāyana

1. ○manāyana m. a patr. (perhaps wṛ. for saum○) Saṃskārak

⋙sumanāsya

1. ○manâsya (or ○nâsya
2. cf. -manā-mukha and -mano-m○), N. of a serpent-demon Hariv

⋙sumanīkṛ

1. ○manī-√kṛ P. -karoti, to make of good mind, make well-disposed Bhaṭṭ

⋙sumanībhū

1. ○manī-√bhū P. -bhavati, to be of good mind ib

⋙sumano

1. ○mano (for -manas) in comp
2. -"ṣkasa n. (fr su-manas + okas) the abode or world of gods (vḷ. ○nâukasa) Hariv
3. -jñaghoṣa m. N. of a Buddha Lalit
4. -"ṣttarā f. (fr. su-manas + utt○) N. of a woman and the story about her Pāṇ. 4-3, 87 Vārtt. 1 Pat
5. -dāman n. a garland of flowers Mṛicch
6. -bhara mfn. possessing or ornamented with flowers W
7. -bhirāma mf(ā)n. very captivating or agreeable, lovely, charming R
8. -mattaka, mṆ. of a man Rājat
9. f. -maya mf(ī)n. 'consisting of flowers' and 'being of pious disposition', Srikaṇṭh
10. -mukha m. N. of a serpentdemon MBh
11. -rajas n. the pollen of a flower L
12. -rañjinī f. N. of wk
13. -latā f. a flowering creeper Sāh

⋙sumanorama

1. ○manorama mfn. very charming or lovely R
2. (ā), f. N. of two wks

⋙sumanohara

1. ○manohara mf(ā)n. very captivating or charming, beautiful MBh. Pur. [Page 1231, Column]
2. (ā), f. N. of a Comm. on the Kāvya-prakāśa

⋙sumanoharaṇa

1. ○manoharaṇa mf(ī)n. id. MW

⋙sumantu

1. ○mántu mfn. easily known, well known RV. x, 12, 6 ; 64, 1
2. m. friendly sentiment or invocation ib. i, 129, 7
3. N. of a teacher (disciple of Vyāsa and author of a Dharma-śāstra) GṛS. MBh. &c
4. of a king, Kṛishṇaj
5. of a son of Jahnu VP
6. -nāman (-mántu-), bearing a well-known name RV
7. -sūtra n. -smṛti f. N. of wks

⋙sumantra

1. ○mantra mfn. following good advice Kathās
2. m. N. of a preceptor (having the patr. Bābhrava Gautama), IndSt
3. of a minister and charioteer of Daśa-ratha R
4. of a counsellor of Hari-vara Kathās
5. of a son of Antarīksha VP
6. = su-mantraka KalkiP
7. -jña mfn. well versed in sacred texts MW

⋙sumantraka

1. ○mantraka m. N. of an elder brother of Kalki KalkiP

⋙sumantrita

1. ○mantrita mfn. well advised, wisely planned (am impers.) MBh. R
2. n. good counsel (○taṃ-√kṛ, 'to take good cṭcounsel') MBh

⋙sumantrin

1. ○mantrin mfn. having a good minister ŚārṅgP

⋙sumanda

1. ○manda mfn. very slow or dull
2. (ā), f. N. of a partic. Śakti Pañcar
3. (○da)-buddhi mfn. very dull-witted or much disheartened MBh
4. -bhāj mfn. very unfortunate ib

⋙sumanman

1. ○mánman n. pl. good wishes RV
2. mfn. uttering good wishes or prayers, very devout ib

⋙sumanyu

1. ○manyu m. N. of a Deva-gandharva MBh
2. of a liberal man ib

⋙sumara

1. ○mara n. (impers.) it is easy to die (or as subst., 'an easy death') R
2. m. wind L

⋙sumarīcikā

1. ○marīcikā f. (scil. tuṣṭi
2. in Sāṃkhya) N. of one of the 5 kinds of external acquiescence Tattvas

⋙sumardita

1. ○mardita mfn. much harassed or afflicted MBh

⋙sumarmaga

1. ○marmaga mfn. deeply penetrating the vital organs (said of an arrow) BhP

⋙sumarṣaṇa

1. ○marṣaṇa mfn. easy to be borne Kir

⋙sumalakā

1. ○malakā f. N. of a town Campak

⋙sumalina

1. ○malina mfn. very dirty or polluted MBh

⋙sumallika

1. ○mallika m. pl. N. of a people ib

⋙sumahat

1. ○mahat (sú-), mfn. very great, huge, vast, abundant
2. (at ind.) numerous Nir. MBh. &c
3. = next RV. vii, 8, 2

⋙sumahas

1. ○mahas mfn. (only in voc.) very glorious or sublime RV

⋙sumahā

1. ○mahā (for mahat) in comp
2. -kakṣa mfn. very highwalled MBh
3. -kapi m. N. of a demon Hariv
4. -tapas mfn. performing very severe penance or austerities, extremely austere MBh
5. -tejas mfn. very splendid or glorious ib
6. -"ṣtman (○hât○), mfn. very magnanimous ib
7. -"ṣtyaya (○hât○), mfn. causing very great evil or destruction, very pernicious MBh
8. -prâṇa mfn. possessing excessive bodily strength or vigour BhP
9. -bala mf(ā)n. vigour strong or powerful MBh. Hariv
10. -bāhu mfn. having vigour strong arms, very strong MBh
11. -bhāga mfn. most excellent or glorious MBh
12. -manas mfn. vigour high-minded ib
13. -ratha m. a very great or noble hero ib
14. -"ṣrha (○hâr○), mfn. vigour splendid Kathās
15. -vega mf(ā)n. very quick in motion R
16. -vrata mfn. one who has undertaken vigour solemn duties or vows MBh
17. -sattva mfn. of vigour noble nature or character Hariv
18. -svana m. 'very loud-sounding', N. of Śiva MBh
19. ○hâujas mfn. very strong or powerful R
20. ○hâuṣadha n. a herb of very strong efficacy Pañcat

⋙sumāgadha

1. ○māgadha m. N. of a man R
2. (ā), f. N. of a daughter of Anātha-piṇḍika Divyâv
3. (ī), f. N. of a river in Magadha R

⋙sumāgadhaka

1. ○māgadhaka Pat. on Pāṇ. 1-1, 71 Vārtt. 17. - 1

⋙sumātṛ

1. ○mātṛ f. a good or beautiful mother ( See saumātra)
2. (○tṛ́), mfn. having a beautiful mother RV. - 2

⋙sumātṛ

1. ○mātṛ m. a good measurer ( See saumātra)

⋙sumānasa

1. ○mānasa mfn. good-minded L

⋙sumānikā

1. ○mānikā f. N. of two metres Col

⋙sumānin

1. ○mānin mfn. very proud or self-conceited (○ni-tā f.) MBh

⋙sumānuṣavid

1. ○mānuṣa-vid mfn. one who knows men well JaimBr

⋙sumāya

1. ○māyá mfn. (in Padap. for sū-m○) having excellent counsels or plans, very wise RV
2. m. N. of a king of the Asuras Kathās
3. of a Vidyā-dhara ib
4. (ā), f. N. of a daughter of Maya ib

⋙sumāyaka

1. ○māyaka m. N. of a Vidyā-dhara (= prec.) ib

⋙sumāruta

1. ○mā́ruta n. the good troop or band of the Maruts RV

⋙sumārtsna

1. ○mārtsna (sú-), mfn. ( See mṛtsna) very small or minute or fine ŚBr

⋙sumārdava

1. ○mārdava n. extreme softness MW

⋙sumāla

1. ○māla m. N. of a people MBh. (B. cola)

⋙sumālatī

1. ○mālatī f. N. of a metre Col

⋙sumāli

1. ○māli or m. 'well-garlanded', N. of a Rākshasa R

⋙sumālin

1. ○mālin m. 'well-garlanded', N. of a Rākshasa R
2. of a monkey ib
3. of a Brāhman (son of Veda-māli) Cat
4. (inī), f. N. of a Gandharvii Kāraṇḍ

⋙sumālya

1. ○mālya m. 'id.', N. of a son of Mahā-padma or Nanda Pur

⋙sumālyaka

1. ○mālyaka m. 'id.', N. of a mountain Gol

⋙sumāṣa

1. ○māṣa or mfn. possessing good beans Pāṇ. 6-2, 172 and 174 Sch. 1

⋙sumāṣaka

1. ○māṣaka mfn. possessing good beans Pāṇ. 6-2, 172 and 174 Sch. 1

⋙sumita

1. ○mita (sú-), mfn. (√3. mā) well measured out RV. 2

⋙sumita

1. ○mita (sú-), mfn. (√1. mi) well fixed ib

⋙sumiti

1. ○miti (sú-), f. the being well fṭfixed ib

⋙sumitra

1. ○mitrá mf(ā́)n. having good friends RV. TS. BhP. [Page 1231, Column]
2. m. a good friend RV
3. N. of a demon MBh
4. of the author of RV. x, 69, 70 (with patr. Vādhryaśva) Anukr
5. of the author of RV. x, 105 (with patr. Kautsa) ib
6. of a king of the Sauviiras MBh
7. of a king of Mithilā Buddh
8. of a king of Magadha (father of the Arhat Su-vrata) Śatr
9. of the charioteer of Abhimanyu MBh
10. of a son of Gada Hariv
11. of a son of Śyāma ib
12. of a son of Śamīka (v. l. Samīka) BhP
13. of a son of Kṛishṇa ib
14. of a son of Vṛishṇi ib
15. of a son of Agni-mitra Vās., Introd
16. of a son of Su-ratha (the last of the race of the Ikshvākus), Bhp
17. (ā), f. N. of a Yakshiṇī Kathās
18. of one of the wives of Daśa-ratha (mother of Lakshmaṇa and Śatru-ghna) R. Ragh
19. of the mother of Mārkaṇḍeya Cat
20. of the mother of Jaya-deva ib
21. (○tra) -dhas mfn. one who makes good friends MaitrS. VS. (śobhanāni mitrāṇi puṣyati Mahīdh.)
22. -bhū m. N. of Sagara (as a Cakravartin) Jain
23. of the 20th Arhat of the present era ib
24. (○trā) -bhū or -tanaya m. 'son of Sumitrā', N. of Lakshmaṇa W

⋙sumitrya

1. ○mitryá mfn. having good friends RV. VS

⋙sumīḍha

1. ○mīḍhá (or -mīḻhá), m. N. of a man RV
2. of a son of Su-hotra MBh

⋙sumīna

1. ○mīna m. pl. N. of a people MārkP

⋙sumukta

1. ○mukta mfn. well thrown or hurled MBh

⋙sumukha

1. ○mukha n. a good or beautiful mouth Pañcat
2. a bright face (instr. = 'cheerfully') Kām
3. mf(ī or ā)n. having a good or beautiful mouth, fair-faced, handsome Kāv. Kathās
4. bright-faced, cheerful, glad MBh. R. &c
5. inclined or disposed to (comp
6. -tā f.) Hariv. Kāv. Par
7. gracious, favourable, kind to (gen.) R. Car
8. well pointed (as an arrow) MBh. Hariv
9. having a good entrance (in this and other fig. senses the fem. is only ā) Siddh. Vop
10. m. a learned man or teacher W
11. N. of various plants (accord. to L. 'a kind of herb, Ocimum Basilicum Pilosum and another species' &c.) Suśr. Car
12. a partic. gregarious bird (v. l. sumukhā) Car
13. N. of Śiva MBh
14. of Gaṇêśa L
15. of a son of Garuḍa (a mythical bird) MBh
16. of a son of Droṇa MārkP
17. of a serpent-demon MBh
18. of an Asura Hariv
19. of a king of the Kiṃ-naras Kāraṇḍ
20. of a Ṛishi MBh
21. of a king (who perished through want of humility) Mn. vii, 41
22. of a monkey R
23. of a Haṃsa Jātakam
24. pl. N. of a class of gods Buddh
25. (ā), f. See m. above
26. (ā or ī), f. a handsome woman W
27. (ī), f. a mirror L
28. a kind of metre Ked
29. (in music) a partic. Mūrchanā Saṃgīt
30. Clitoria Ternatea L
31. Evolvulus Asinioides L
32. N. of an Apsaras MBh. Hariv
33. (am), n. the mark or scratch of a finger-nail L
34. a kind of building Gal
35. -sū m. 'father of Su-mukha', N. of Garuḍa L
36. (○khī) -pañcâṅga n. N. of a Tantra wk

⋙sumukhīkṛta

1. ○mukhī-kṛta mfn. well tipped or pointed (as an arrow) MBh

⋙sumuṇḍīka

1. ○muṇḍīka m. N. of an Asura Kathās

⋙sumudita

1. ○mudita mfn. delighted with (instr.), enjoying, possessing Hariv

⋙sumuṣita

1. ○muṣita mfn. well cheated or deceived Divyâv

⋙sumuṣṭi

1. ○muṣṭi m

⋙sumuṣṭikā

1. ○muṣṭikā f. Hoya Viridiflora L

⋙sumuhūrta

1. ○muhūrta (only loc. ○te), a lucky hour Siṃhâs
2. mfn. occurring at a lucky hour MBh

⋙sumūrti

1. ○mūrti m. a partic. Gaṇa of Śiva Harav

⋙sumūla

1. ○mūla m. Moringa Pterygosperma L
2. (ā), f. Glycine Debilis L
3. Hemionitis Cordifolia L

⋙sumūlaka

1. ○mūlaka n. Daucus Carota, a carrot L

⋙sumṛga

1. ○mṛgá n. plenty of wild animals or game, good hunting AV

⋙sumṛḍīka

1. ○mṛ́ḍīka (or -mṛ́ḻīka), mf(ā́)n. very compassionate or gracious RV. VS. AV
2. m. N. of a man Cat
3. n. pity, compassion AV

⋙sumṛta

1. ○mṛta mfn. stone-dead Mṛicch

⋙sumṛtyu

1. ○mṛtyu m. an easy death Pañcar

⋙sumṛṣṭa

1. ○mṛṣṭa mfn. well rubbed or polished, very bright or fine MBh. R. BhP
2. very dainty Pañcat
3. -puṣpâḍhya mfn. abounding in bright flowers MW
4. -veṣa mfn. dressed in wellbrushed clothes ib

⋙sumeka

1. ○méka mf(ā)n. (√1. mi) well fixed or established, firm, constant, unvarying RV. TS. ŚBr

⋙sumekhala

1. ○mekhala mfn. well girdled MW
2. Muñja grass (which forms the Brāhmanical girdle) Bhpr

⋙sumegha

1. ○megha m. 'well clouded', N. of a mountain R

⋙sumedha

1. ○medhá mf(ā́)n. very nourishing, loamy (as pasture land) RV
2. (-médha), prob. = next RV. x, 132, 7

⋙sumedhas

1. ○medhás mfn. (acc. sg. ásam or ā́m) having a good understanding, sensible, intelligent, wise RV. &c. &c
2. m. N. of a Ṛishi under Manu Cākshusha Cat
3. of a son of Veda-mitra ib
4. pl. a partic. class of gods under the fifth Manu Pur
5. a partic. class of deceased ancestors VP
6. f. Cardiospermum Halicacabum L

⋙sumedhya

1. ○medhya mfn. very pure (in a ritual sense) R

⋙sumeru

1. ○meru m. N. of a mountain (= meru, q.v.) R. Kālid. Buddh. (cf. MWB. 120)
2. N. of a Vidyā-dhara Kathās
3. of Śiva W
4. mfn. very exalted, excellent ib. [Page 1231, Column]
5. -jā f. 'sprung from Sumeru', N. of a river MārkP
6. -vatsa m. N. of a serpent-demon Buddh

⋙sumla

1. ○mla mfn. (prob.) very weak or feeble Kāś. on Pāṇ. 3-1, 136

sumaṅgā

1. sumaṅgā f. N. of a river VP

sumat

1. sumát ind. (prob. for smat) together, along with (instr.) RV. (accord. to native authorities fr. 6. su + mat = kalyāṇa, śobhana, or = svataḥ, svayam)

⋙sumatkṣara

1. ○kṣara (○mát), mfn. oozing, juicy VS

≫sumaj

1. sumaj in comp. for sumat

⋙sumajjani

1. ○jani (○máj-), mfn. together with his wife RV

≫sumad

1. sumad in comp. for sumat

⋙sumadaṃsu

1. ○aṃsu (○mád-), mfn. together with the reins or harness ib

⋙sumadgaṇa

1. ○gaṇa (○mád-), mfn. together with the troop or band, associated with (instr.) ib

⋙sumadga

1. ○ga (○mád-), mfn. together with the team (?) AV

sumatitsaru

1. sumatí-tsaru mfn. (said of a plough) TS. (cf. su-matī-√kṛ and 1. matya
2. v. l. somapítsaru VS. Kāṭh., and somasátsaru AV.)

sumadhura

1. su-madhura su-madhya &c. See p. 1230, col. 3

sumāgandhā

1. sumāgandhā f. N. of a river (perhaps wṛ. for su-māgadhī) Kāraṇḍ

sumitra

1. su-mitra su-mukha, su-medhas, See cols. 1, 2

sumna

1. sumná mfn. (prob. fr. 5. su and √mnā = man) benevolent, kind, gracious, favourable RV. x, 5, 3 ; 7
2. (am), n. benevolence, favour, grace RV. TS
3. devotion, prayer, hymn (cf. Gk. ?) RV
4. [1231,] satisfaction, peace, joy, happiness ib
5. N. of various Sāmans ĀrshBr

⋙sumnaāpi

1. ○āpi (○ná-, for summé-āpi), mfn. near in favour, joined in affection (accord. to others a proper N. ) RV. x, 95, 6

⋙sumnahū

1. ○hū́ mfn. invoking favour or protection VS. TS

≫sumnayā

1. sumnayā́ ind. devoutly, piously RV
2. kindly, graciously AV

≫sumnāya

1. sumn�āya Nom. P. ○yati (only p. [○n�Ayát]), to be gracious or favourable RV
2. to be glad or cheerful, triumph ib

≫sumnāyu

1. sumn�āyú mfn. gracious, favourable RV. AV
2. devout, pious ib

≫sumnāvarī

1. sumnāvárī f. bringing favour or joy (applied to Ushas) RV

≫sumnin

1. sumnín mfn. gracious, favourable TS

≫sumnya

1. sumnyá mfn. deserving grace or favour MaitrS

sumpaluṇṭha

1. sumpaluṇṭha m. zedoary, Curcuma Zerumbet L

sumbh

1. sumbh See √subh, p. 1230, col. 2

sumbha

1. sumbha m. pl. N. of a people R
2. sg. N. of a country (cf. śumbha-deśa) L

summuni

1. summuni m. N. of a king Rājat

suyaj

1. su-yáj mfn. (i.e. 5. su + 2. yaj) worshipping or sacrificing well RV. VS
2. f. a good or right sacrifice VS. TS. Br

≫su

1. su (to be similarly prefixed to the following):

⋙suyajus

1. ○yajus m. N. of a son of Bhumanyu MBh

⋙suyajna

1. ○yajná mfn. sacrificing well or successfully RV
2. m. a good or right sacrifice R
3. N. of a preceptor GṛS
4. of Utkala (son of Dhruva) Cat
5. of a son of Ruci and Ākūti (an incarnation of Vishṇu) BhP
6. of a son of Vasishṭha (and counsellor of Daśa-ratha) R
7. of a son of Antara Hariv
8. of a king of the Uśīnaras BhP
9. of an author Hcat
10. (ā), f. N. of the wife of Mahā-bhauma (a descendant of Prasenajit) MBh

⋙suyata

1. ○yata (sú-), mfn. well restrained or governed or guided RV
2. well bound or fettered AV
3. ○tâtma-vat m. 'having the mind well controlled', N. of a Ṛishi MBh

⋙suyantu

1. ○yántu mfn. curbing or guiding well (as reins) RV

⋙suyantrita

1. ○yantrita mfn. fast bound (-tva n.) Pañcat
2. well restrained or governed or self-controlled Mn. MBh. &c

⋙suyabhyā

1. ○yabhyā (sú-), f. to be well embraced (sexually) AV

⋙suyama

1. ○yáma mf(ā)n. easy to be guided, tractable (as a horse &c.) RV. TBr
2. easy to be restrained or controlled or kept in order, well regulated RV. AV. VS
3. m. pl. a partic. class of gods BhP
4. (ā), f. the Priyaṅgu plant L

⋙suyavasa

1. ○yávasa mf(ā)n. (in Padap. for sū-y○) having good pasturage, abounding in grass RV
2. m. N. of a man (cf. sauyavasi)
3. n. beautiful grass, good pasturage (e ind. 'when there is good pasturage') RV. TS. ŚBr. BhP
4. ○sấd mfn. eating good grass RV
5. ○sín mfn. having good pasturage ib
6. ○sôdaka mfn. abounding in good pasturage and water MBh. [Page 1232, Column]
7. ○syú mfn. desirous of good pasturage RV

⋙suyavasu

1. ○yavasu m. N. of a Ṛishi ĀrshBr. Sch

⋙suyaśa

1. ○yaśa mfn. = -yaśas below MW
2. (ā), f. N. of a wife of Parīkshit ib
3. of an Apsaras VP

⋙suyaśas

1. ○yaśas n. glorious fame Bcar
2. (sú-), mfn. very famous (compar. -tara) SV. BhP
3. m. N. of a son of Aśoka-vardhana Pur
4. f. N. of a wife of Divo-dāsa Hariv
5. of the mother of an Arhat L

⋙suyaṣṭavya

1. ○yaṣṭavya m. N. of a son of Manu Raivata MārkP

⋙suyāti

1. ○yāti m. N. of a son of Nahusha Hariv

⋙suyāma

1. ○yāmá mfn. binding or restraining well (as reins) RV
2. m. N. of a Deva-putra Lalit
3. pl. a partic. class of gods MBh

⋙suyāman

1. ○yāman m. (with cākṣuṣa) a partic. personification AV

⋙suyāmuna

1. ○yāmuna m. a palace L
2. a kind of cloud L
3. N. of Vishṇu L
4. of a king (= vatsa) L
5. of a mountain Hariv

⋙suyāśu

1. ○yā́śu f. (a female) who receives excessive sexual embraces (comp. -tarā) RV. x, 86, 6

⋙suyukta

1. ○yukta mfn. well joined, harmoniously combined MW
2. well composed, attentive MaitrUp
3. very fit R
4. very auspicious R

⋙suyukti

1. ○yukti f. a good appliance or contrivance MW
2. good argument Cat

⋙suyuj

1. ○yúj mfn. well joined or yoked (-yúk ind.) RV
2. well placed or fixed ib. AV

⋙suyuta

1. ○yuta mfn. well accompanied by, well furnished or provided with MW

⋙suyuddha

1. ○yuddha n. a wellfought war or battle Mn. MBh. &c
2. fair fighting MBh. Hariv

⋙suyoga

1. ○yoga m. a favourable juncture, good opportunity MW

⋙suyojita

1. ○yojita mfn. well combined or prepared (as food) R

⋙suyodhana

1. ○yodhana m. 'fighting well', euphemistic N. of Dur-yodhana (q.v.) MBh

⋙surakta

1. ○rakta mf(ā)n. well coloured, deeply dyed W
2. strongly affected or impassioned ib
3. deep red, crimson Kāv
4. very lovely or charming R

⋙suraktaka

1. ○raktaka m. a kind of Mango tree, Mangifera Sylvatica L
2. a sort of red or golden chalk L

⋙surakṣa

1. ○rakṣa m. 'good protector', N. of a Muni Cat
2. of a mountain MārkP

⋙surakṣaṇa

1. ○rakṣaṇa n. careful protection W

⋙surakṣita

1. ○rakṣita mfn. well protected, carefully guarded PārGṛ. MBh. &c
2. m. N. of a man Kathās

⋙surakṣin

1. ○rakṣin m. a good or faithful guardian Kathās

⋙surakṣya

1. ○rakṣya mfn. easy to be preserved MW

⋙suraṅga

1. ○raṅga m. (for sur○ See s.v.) a good colour or dye W. 'bright-coloured', the orange tree Subh
2. a kind of fragrant grass W
3. crystal ib
4. (ā), f. a partic. plant (= kaivartikā) L
5. (ī), f. Leea Hirta L
6. a Moringa with red flowers L
7. (am), n. red sanders W
8. vermilion L
9. -da m. 'yielding a good colour', red sanders W
10. Caesalpinia Sappan L
11. -dhātu m. red chalk L
12. -dhūlī f. the pollen of the orange tree Subh

⋙suraṅgikā

1. ○raṅgikā f. Sanseviera Roxburghiana L

⋙surajanī

1. ○rajanī f. night L

⋙surajas

1. ○rajas mfn. having good or much pollen, g. bhṛśâdi
2. ○jaḥ-phala m. the jack-fruit tree L
3. ○jāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to produce good or much pṭpasturage, g. bhṛśâdi

⋙surañjana

1. ○rañjana m. the betelnut tree L

⋙suraṇa

1. ○ráṇa mf(ā)n. joyous, gay RV
2. (ā), f. N. of a river VP
3. (am), n. joy, delight RV

⋙surata

1. ○rata
2. mfn. sporting, playful Uṇ. v, 14 Sch
3. compassionate, tender L
4. m. N. of a mendicant Buddh
5. (ā), f. a wife Hariv. (Sch.)
6. N. of an Apsaras MBh
7. (am), n. great joy or delight ib
8. (ifc. f. ā) amorous or sexual pleasure or intercourse, coition Kāv. Kathās. &c
9. -keli f. amorous sport or dalliance Cat
10. -krīḍā f. id. Kathās
11. -gahvarā f. N. of a Surâṅganā Siṃhâs
12. -glāni f. exhaustion from sexual intercourse Megh
13. -janita mfn. produced by sexual intṭintercourse ib
14. -tālī f. a female messenger, go-between L
15. a chaplet, garland for the head L
16. -nivṛtti f. cessation of sexṭsexual intṭintercourse Cat
17. -pradīpa m. a lamp burning during sexṭsexual intṭintercourse Kum
18. -prabhā f. N. of a woman Kathās
19. -prasaṅga m. addiction to sexṭsexual intṭintercourse MW
20. -prasaṅgin mfn. addicted to sexṭsexual intṭintercourse Ṛitus
21. -priya mfn. id. VarBṛS
22. N. of a woman Dhūrtas
23. -bandha m. a kind of coition L
24. -bheda m. a kind of coition Cat
25. -mañjarī f. N. of a daughter of the Vidyā-dhara Mataṃga-deva and of the 16th Lambaka of the Kathā-sarit-sāgara (called after her)
26. -mṛdita mfn. worn out by sexual intṭintercourse Bhartṛ
27. -raṅgin mfn. (for sura-t○ See p. 1234, col. 2), delighting in or addicted to sexual intercourse Subh
28. -varṇana n. description of sexṭsexual intercourse Cat
29. -vārarātri f. a night fit for sexṭsexual intṭintercourse Ragh
30. -vidhi m. performance or rule or mode of sex intṭintercourse VarBṛS
31. -viśeṣa m. a partic. kind of sexṭsexual intṭintercourse Kir
32. -vyāpārajāta-śrama mfn. wearied by addiction to sexṭsexual intṭintercourse Subh
33. -sambhoga m. enjoyment of sexṭsexual intṭintercourse Vet
34. -saukhya n. the pleasure of sexṭsexual intṭintercourse ib
35. -stha mfn. engaged in sexṭsexual intṭintercourse Kathās
36. ○tôtsava m. the joy of sexual intṭintercourse Subh
37. ○tôtsuka mfn. desirous of sexṭsexual intṭintercourse VarBṛS
38. ○tôpacāra-kuśala mfn. skilled in sexṭsexual intṭintercourse ib

⋙surati

1. ○rati f. great enjoyment or delight MW. [Page 1232, Column]
2. -miśra m. N. of the author of the Alaṃkāra-mālā

⋙suratna

1. ○rátna mf(ā)n. possessing rich jewels or treasures RV

⋙suratha

1. ○rátha mfn. having a good chariot, a good charioteer RV
2. yoked to a good chariot (as horses) ib
3. consisting in good chariot (as wealth) ib
4. m. a good chariot MBh
5. 'having a good chariot', N. of various kings, (e.g.) of the father of Koṭikâsya MBh
6. of a son of Dru-pada ib
7. of a son of Jayadratha ib
8. of a son of Su-deva R
9. of a son of Janam-ejaya Hariv
10. a son of Adhiratha Cat
11. of a son of Jahnu VP
12. of a son of Kurṇḍaka ib
13. of a son of Raṇaka BhP
14. of a son of Caitra BrahmaP
15. (ā), f. N. of an Apsaras Hariv
16. of a river MārkP
17. (am), n. N. of a Varsha in Kuśa-dvipa MārkP
18. -deva m. N. of a messenger Kathās
19. -vijaya m. N. of a ch. of the PadmaP
20. ○thâkāra n. N. of a Varsha MBh
21. ○thôtsava m. N. of a poem

⋙surandhaka

1. ○randhaka and N. of a place Pañcar

⋙surandhra

1. ○randhra N. of a place Pañcar

⋙surabhi

1. ○rabhi

⋙surabhita

1. ○rabhita See s.v

⋙surasa

1. ○rasa mf(ā)n. rich in water Bhām
2. well-flavoured, juicy, sapid, savoury R. VarBṛS. Vās
3. sweet, lovely, charming Kathās. Bhām
4. elegant (as composition) W
5. m. Vitex Negundo L
6. Andropogon Schonanthus L
7. the resin of Gossampinus Rumphī L
8. N. of a serpentdemon MBh
9. of a mountain MārkP
10. m. n. and (ā), f. holy basil Hcar. L
11. (ā), f. N. of various plants (Anethum Panmori
12. Vitex Negundo
13. a kind of jasmine
14. = rāsnā &c.) L
15. a kind of metre Col
16. (in music) a partic. Rāgiṇī Saṃgīt
17. N. of Durgā L
18. of a daughter of Daksha (wife of Kaśyapa and mother of the Nāgas) MBh. R. &c
19. of an Apsaras MBh. Hariv
20. of a daughter of Raudrāśva Hariv
21. of a river Pur
22. (ī), f. a partic. plant Vāgbh
23. n. (only L.) resin
24. fragrant grass
25. gum-myrrh
26. Cassia bark
27. -saṃgraha m. N. of wk
28. ○sâgraja n. (prob.) = next Suśr
29. ○sâgraṇī m. white basil L
30. ○sâcchada m. (prob.) the leaf of the white basil Suśr
31. ○sâṣṭa n. a collective N. of 8 plants (viz. Nirguṇṭī, Tulasī, Brāhmī &c.) L

⋙surahas

1. ○rahas n. a very lonely place (also ○haḥ-sthāna n.) Pañcar

⋙surājaka

1. ○rājaka m. a kind of plant (= bhṛṅga-rāja), m

⋙surājan

1. ○rājan m. a good king Pāṇ. 5-4, 69 Sch
2. a divinity MW
3. mfn. having a good king L
4. (○jñī), f. N. of a village Pāṇ. 4-1, 29 Sch

⋙surājambhava

1. ○rājam-bhava n. the possibility of being a king Śiś

⋙surāji

1. ○rāji m. N. of a man R

⋙surājikā

1. ○rājikā f. a small (white) house-lizard L

⋙surāṇāyanīya

1. ○rāṇāyanīya m. pl. N. of a school, IndSt

⋙surāti

1. ○rātí mfn. rich in gifts RV

⋙surātri

1. ○rātri f. a fine night W

⋙surādhas

1. ○rā́dhas mfn. granting good gifts, liberal, bountiful RV
2. receiving rich gifts, wealthy ib
3. m. N. of a Ṛishi (having the patr. Vārshāgira and author of RV. i, 100) Anukr
4. of a man ĀrshBr

⋙surāman

1. ○rā́man mfn. very delightful, delicious VS

⋙surāva

1. ○rāva m. N. of a horse MBh

⋙surāṣṭra

1. ○rāṣṭra (sú-), mf(ā)n. having good dominion &c. TS
2. m. N. of a country on the western side of India (commonly called Surat) MBh. Hariv. &c
3. of a minister of Daśa-ratha RāmatUp
4. (pl.) the country or the inhabitants of Surat MBh. R. &c
5. (ā), f. N. of a town (prob. 'the capital of Surat') AV. Pariś
6. (○ṣṭra)-ja mf(ā)n. born or produced in Surat MārkP
7. m. a sort of black bean L
8. a kind of poison L
9. (ā), f. a sort of fragrant earth L
10. n. id. L
11. -brahma m. a Brāhman of Surat Pāṇ. 5-4, 104 Sch
12. -viṣaya m. the country of Surat Hariv
13. -sauviiraka m. du. the countries of Surat and Su-viira R
14. ○ṭrâdhipati m. a king of Surat MBh
15. ○ṭrâvanti m. pl. the inhabitants or the countries of SṭSurat and Avanti ib
16. ○ṭrôdbhavā f. alum Suśr

⋙suri

1. ○ri See su-rai

⋙surukma

1. ○rukmá mfn. beautifully shining or adorned RV. VS

⋙suruc

1. ○rúc f. bright light RV
2. mfn. shining brightly ib. BhP
3. m. N. of a man MBh

⋙suruci

1. ○ruci f. great delight in (loc.) ŚārṅgP. (v. l.)
2. m. N. of a Gandharva king Hariv
3. of a Yaksha BhP. (Sch.)
4. f. N. of a wife of Dhruva and mother of Uttama Pur

⋙surucira

1. ○rucira mf(ā)n. shining brightly, radiant, splendid, beautiful MBh. R. &c

⋙suruja

1. ○ruja mfn. very sick, unwell W

⋙surūḍha

1. ○rūḍha mfn. standing well up or out, very prominent or projecting ib

⋙surūpa

1. ○rūpá mf(ā)n. well-formed, handsome, beautiful RV. &c. &c
2. wise, learned L
3. m. N. of Śiva MBh
4. of an Asura Hariv
5. (pl.) a class of deities under Manu Tāmasa Pur
6. (ā), f. N. of various plants (Glycine Debilis
7. Jasminum Sambac &c.) L
8. of an Apsaras Hariv
9. of the daughter of a serpentdemon Kathās
10. of a mythical cow MBh
11. (am), n. the mulberry tree L
12. N. of two Sāmans ĀrshBr
13. -kṛtnú mfn. forming beautiful things RV
14. -tā f. beauty, splendour Hariv. Kāv. Pur
15. -varṣa-varṇa mfn. beautifully coloured like a rainbow TS

⋙surūpaka

1. ○rūpaka mf(ikā)n. well-formed, beautiful AgP. [Page 1232, Column]

⋙surūhaka

1. ○rūhaka m. 'easily mounted', a horse resembling an ass L

⋙surekṇas

1. ○rékṇas mfn. having beautiful property, rich in possessions RV

⋙surekha

1. ○rekha mf(ā)n. forming beautiful lines Kathās. Prasannar
2. (ā), f. a beautiful line VarBṛS. Kathās
3. N. of a woman Vās. Pracaṇḍ

⋙sureṇu

1. ○reṇu m. a sort of atom (= trasareṇu) Uṇ. iii, 38 Sch
2. N. of an ancient king Buddh
3. f. N. of a daughter of Tvashṭṛi (wife of Vivasvat) Hariv
4. of a river (sometimes regarded as one of the seven Sarasvatīs) MBh
5. -puṣpa-dhvaja m. N. of a king of the Kiṃ-naras Buddh

⋙suretas

1. ○rétas mfn. having much semen, potent RV. VS. ŚāṅkhŚr
2. ○to-dhas (or -dhā), mfn. bestowing potency or virility PañcavBr. KātyŚr

⋙surebha

1. ○rebha mfn. (for surêbha See p. 1235, col. 2) fine-sounding, fine-voiced Kir. xv, 16
2. n. tin L

⋙surai

1. ○rai mfn. (nom. -rās, -ri) very, rich Vop

⋙surocana

1. ○rocana mfn. (used in explaining su-rukma) Nir. viii, 11
2. m. N. of a son of Yajña-bāhu BhP
3. (ā), f. N. of one of the Mātṛis attending on Skanda MBh
4. n. N. of the Varsha ruled by Yajña-bāhu BhP

⋙surocis

1. ○rocis m. N. of a son of Vasishṭha ib

⋙surodha

1. ○rodha m. N. of a son of Taṃsu Hariv. (v. l.)

⋙surodhas

1. ○rodhas m. N. of a man Pravar

⋙suroman

1. ○roman m. 'fine-haired', N. of a serpent-demon MBh

⋙suroṣa

1. ○roṣa mfn. very angry, much enraged R

⋙suroṣaṇa

1. ○roṣaṇa m. 'id.', N. of a warrior Kathās

⋙suroha

1. ○roha m. N. of a king of Cīna ib

⋙surohikā

1. ○rohikā f. N. of a woman, g. śivâdi,

⋙surohiṇī

1. ○rohiṇī f. beautifully red ĀpŚr

⋙surohitikā

1. ○rohitikā f. N. of a woman, g. śivâdi

⋙sulakkaṇa

1. ○lakkaṇa m. (prob. Prākṛit for -lakṣaṇa) N. of a man Rājat

⋙sulakṣa

1. ○lakṣa mf(ā)n. having good or auspicious marks, fortunate GopBr

⋙sulakṣaṇa

1. ○lakṣaṇa mfn. id. R. Kathās
2. (ā), f. N. of a wife of Kṛishṇa Pañcar
3. of a friend of Umā L
4. of the wife of Caṇḍa-ghosha Daś
5. of another woman Viddh
6. (am), n. the act of observing or examining carefully, ascertaining, determining W
7. a good or auspicious mark or characteristic MBh
8. -tva n. the having auspicious marks or chṭcharacteristic Kathās
9. -śūnyatā f. the absence of auspicious marks Buddh
10. -sāra m. N. of a Tantra wk

⋙sulakṣita

1. ○lakṣita mfn. well examined, well determined or ascertained Mn. viii, 403

⋙sulagna

1. ○lagna mfn. firmly clinging to (loc.) Jātakam
2. firmly adhering Hcar
3. m. or n. an auspicious moment ( See lagna) Kathās

⋙sulaṅghita

1. ○laṅghita mfn. one who has been made to fast properly ( See √laṅgh) Suśr

⋙sulabha

1. ○labha mf(ā)n. easy to be obtained or effected, easily accessible or attainable, feasible, easy, common, trivial MBh. Kāv. &c
2. fit or suitable for, answering to (mostly comp.), useful, advantageous Kāv. Kathās. &c
3. wṛ. for su-bhaga Vikr. ii, 6
4. m. the fire at a domestic sacrifice L
5. N. of a man Buddh
6. (ā), f. sacred basil L
7. Glycine Debilis L
8. Jasminum Sambac L
9. = dhūmra-pattrā L
10. N. of a female teacher GṛS
11. of a female mendicant MBh
12. (○bha) -kopa mfn. easily irascible Śak
13. -tva n. the state of being easily attained &c., frequency, triviality, cheapness VarBṛS. Mālav. (in a-sul○)
14. ○bhâvakāśa mfn. easily gaining room or admission Śak
15. ○bhī-bhāva m. = ○bhatva (acc. with √bhaj, 'to be common or trivial') Kāv
16. ○bhêtara mfn. other than easy to be attained &c., difficult, rare, dear Mālav

⋙sulabhya

1. ○labhya mfn. easy to be obtained R

⋙sulalāṭa

1. ○lalāṭa mf(ā)n. having a beautiful forehead ib

⋙sulalika

1. ○lalika m. a partic. mixed caste L

⋙sulalita

1. ○lalita mf(ā)n. very playful or wanton or charming MBh. Kāv. &c
2. greatly pleased or happy W
3. (am), ind. very sportively or wantonly, with delight, easily ib
4. latā-pallava-maya mf(ī)n. consisting of young sprouts of beautiful creepers Bhartṛ
5. -vistara m. the beautiful Lalita-vistara (q.v.) Lalit

⋙sulavaṇa

1. ○lavaṇa mf(ā)n. well salted Suśr
2. (ā), f. Coix Barbata L

⋙sulasa

1. ○lasa m. N. of a man HYog

⋙sulābha

1. ○lābha mfn. = -labha Pāṇ. 7-1, 68

⋙sulābhikā

1. ○lābhikā f. easy to be won RV

⋙sulābhin

1. ○lābhin m. N. of a man, g. gargâdi

⋙sulikhita

1. ○likhita mfn. well written down, well registered Suśr

⋙sululita

1. ○lulita mfn. moving playfully or pleasantly to and fro Suśr
2. greatly hurt or injured MBh

⋙sulū

1. ○lū mfn. one who cuts well Vop
2. (as subst.) a partic. position in dancing (v. l. sunū) Saṃgīt

⋙sulekha

1. ○lekha mfn. having or forming auspicious lines VarBṛS

⋙sulocana

1. ○locana mf(ā)n. fine-eyed, having beautiful eyes MBh. Rājat
2. m. a deer L
3. N. of a Daitya Hariv
4. of a son of Dhṛitarāshṭra (accord. to some of Dur-yodhana) MBh
5. of a Buddha Lalit
6. of the father of Rukmiṇī Cat
7. (ā), f. N. of an Apsaras Hariv
8. of a Yakshiṇī Kathās
9. of the wife of king Mādhava PadmaP
10. of various other women Daś. Kathās

⋙suloma

1. ○loma mfn. fine-haired, having beautiful hair or down R
2. (ā), f. N. of two plants (= tāmra-vallī or māṃsa-rohiṇī) L. [Page 1233, Column]

⋙sulomadhi

1. ○lomadhi m. N. of a king BhP. (v. l.)

⋙suloman

1. ○loman mfn. -loma Pāṇ. 6-2, 177

⋙sulomaśa

1. ○lomaśa mfn. having good hair or down, very hairy or downy MW
2. (ā), f. the plant Leea Hirta L

⋙sulola

1. ○lola mfn. ardently desirous of (comp.) Gīt

⋙suloha

1. ○loha n. a kind of good iron L

⋙sulohaka

1. ○lohaka m. n. 'good metal', brass L

⋙sulohita

1. ○lohita m. a beautiful red colour MW
2. mfn. very red L
3. (ā), f. N. of one of the seven tongues of fire MuṇḍUp. MārkP

⋙sulohin

1. ○lohin m. N. of a man, g. gargâdi

⋙suvaṃśa

1. ○vaṃśa m. 'having a good pedigree', N. of a son of Vasu-deva BhP
2. -ghoṣa mfn. sounding pleasantly like a flute Hariv
3. ○śêkṣu m. a kind of sugar-cane L

⋙suvaktra

1. ○vaktra n. a good mouth or face MW
2. good utterance or intonation Śiksh
3. mfn. having a handsome mouth or face (said of Śiva) MBh
4. having good organs of pronunciation Śiksh
5. m. a kind of plant (= su-mukha) L
6. N. of one of Skanda's attendants MBh
7. of a son of Dantavaktra Hariv

⋙suvakṣas

1. ○vakṣas mfn. having a handsome breast Uṇ. iv, 226 Sch
2. m. N. of a man, g. śubhrâdi

⋙suvaca

1. ○vaca mfn. easy to be said Nyāyas. Sch
2. (ā), f. 'speaking well', N. of a Gandharvii Kāraṇḍ

⋙suvacana

1. ○vacana n. good speech, eloquence Subh
2. mfn. speaking well, eloquent L
3. (ī), f. N. of a goddess L

⋙suvacas

1. ○vacas mfn. = prec. L

⋙suvacasyā

1. ○vacasyā́ f. a beautiful verse or hymn RV

⋙suvajra

1. ○vájra mfn. having an excellent thunderbolt RV

⋙suvajrin

1. ○vajrin mfn. id. Lāṭy

⋙suvatsā

1. ○vatsā f. N. of a Dik-kumārī Pārśvan

⋙suvadana

1. ○vadana mf(ā)n. having a handsome or beautiful face Kālid. VarBṛS
2. m. a kind of plant (= sumukha) L
3. (ā), f. a beautṭbeautiful woman Ṛitus
4. a kind of metre Chandom
5. N. of a woman Veṇis

⋙suvapus

1. ○vapus f. 'having a handsome body', N. of an Apsaras VP

⋙suvayas

1. ○vayas f. a hermaphrodite L

⋙suvaratra

1. ○varatrá mfn. having good thongs RV

⋙suvarūtha

1. ○varūtha or mfn. having a good protecting ledge (as a chariot) R

⋙suvarūthin

1. ○varūḍthin mfn. having a good protecting ledge (as a chariot) R

⋙suvarga

1. ○varga mfn. (for suv○ See p. 1236, col. 2) having good society MW

⋙suvarcaka

1. ○varcaka m. natron, alkali L
2. N. of an ancient sage (= varca) MBh. (Nīlak.)
3. (ikā), f. natron Suśr
4. a kind of plant (cf. su-varjikā) L

⋙suvarcala

1. ○varcala m. N. of a country W
2. (ā), f. Ruta Graveolens Vas. MBh. Suśr
3. linseed, Linum Usitatissimum L
4. hemp, Polanisia Icosandra L
5. = tri-saṃdhyā Kauś. Sch
6. N. of the wife of the Sun MBh. R
7. of Śiva (as a manifestation of the Sun) Pur
8. of the wife of Parameshṭhin and mother of Pratîha BhP
9. of the wife of Pratîha ib

⋙suvarcas

1. ○várcas mfn. full of life or vigour, fiery, splendid, glorious RV. &c. &c
2. m. N. of a son of Garuḍa MBh
3. of one of Skanda's attendants ib
4. of a son of Dhṛita-rāshṭra ib
5. of a son of the tenth Manu Hariv
6. of a son of Khanī-netra MBh
7. of a Brāhman ib
8. of a brother of Bhūti MārkP

⋙suvarcasa

1. ○varcasa mfn. fiery, splendid, radiant TUp. MBh
2. m. N. of Śiva MBh

⋙suvarcasin

1. ○varcasin m. N. of Śiva (cf. prec.) MBh
2. natron, alkali L

⋙suvarcaska

1. ○varcaska mfn. splendid, brilliant Hariv

⋙suvarcin

1. ○varcin m. natron MW

⋙suvarjikā

1. ○varjikā f. a kind of plant (cf. su-varcikā) Car

⋙suvarṇa

1. ○varṇa &c., See s.v

⋙suvartita

1. ○vartita mfn. well turned or rounded R
2. well arranged or contrived MBh
3. ○tôru mfn. having round thighs Dharmas. 83

⋙suvartula

1. ○vartula m. a water-melon L
2. Gardenia Enneandra L

⋙suvartman

1. ○vartman n. the right path or course Pañcar
2. mfn. following the right pasturage or course Suśr

⋙suvardhayitṛ

1. ○vardhayitṛ mfn. increasing well (used in explaining su-vṛdh) Sāy

⋙suvarman

1. ○várman n. good armour AV
2. m. 'having good armour', N. of a son of Dhṛita-rāshṭra MBh

⋙suvarṣa

1. ○varṣa mf(ā)n. raining well ŚāṅkhGṛ
2. m. a good rain R
3. N. of a teacher, pl. his school (also ○ṣaka) Buddh

⋙suvalg

1. ○valg mfn. jumping well Vop

⋙suvallarī

1. ○vallarī f. a partic. creeping plant L

⋙suvalli

1. ○valli f. Vernonia Anthelminthica L
2. (ī), f. id. L
3. another plant (= kaṭvii) ib
4. [(Śli)-ja] n. a bulb L

⋙suvallikā

1. ○vallikā f. Vernonia Anthelminthica L
2. a red-colouring Oldenlandia L

⋙suvaśa

1. ○vaśa m. N. of a man VP

⋙suvaśya

1. ○vaśya mfn. easy to be subdued or controlled R

⋙suvas

1. ○vas mfn. (prob.) covering or clothing well Vop. - 1

⋙suvasana

1. ○vasaná mf(ā)n. (√4. vas) = prec. RV
2. well dressed or clothed ChUp. - 2

⋙suvasana

1. ○vasaná n. (√5. vas) a good dwelling RV. vi, 51, 4
2. N. of a place Pañcar

⋙suvasanta

1. ○vasanta m. a beautiful spring season ŚāṅkhGṛ
2. the day of full moon in the month Caitra L
3. a festival in honour of Kāma-deva in the moon CṭCaitra L

⋙suvasantaka

1. ○vasantaka m. a partic. festival (= prec.) L
2. Gaertnera Racemosa L

⋙suvasu

1. ○vasu (?), f. N. of an Apsaras L

⋙suvastusampad

1. ○vastu-sampad mfn. having abundant wealth Daś

⋙suvastra

1. ○vastra mf(ā)n. well clothed MBh
2. (ā), f. N. of a river VP

⋙suvah

1. ○vah (strong form -vāh), mfn. drawing or carrying well Hcat

⋙suvaha

1. ○vaha mfn. id. L. [Page 1233, Column]
2. easy to be drawn or carried L
3. carrying well, bearing well, patient W
4. m. a partic. wind Gol
5. N. of various plants (Vitex Negundo
6. Cissus Pedata
7. Boswellia Thurifera &c.) L
8. a Vīṇā or lute W

⋙suvahni

1. ○váhni mfn. having a good team (as a chariot) AV

⋙suvahman

1. ○váhman mfn. driving well, a good charioteer (said of Indra) RV

⋙suvākya

1. ○vākya mfn. speaking well, eloquent MBh

⋙suvāgmin

1. ○vāgmin mfn. very eloquent R

⋙suvāc

1. ○vā́c mfn. id. RV. AV
2. worth mentioning, praiseworthy RV. iii, 1, 19
3. sounding beautifully MW
4. making a loud noise ib
5. m. N. of a keeper of the Soma (v. l. svāna) MaitrS
6. of a Brāhman MBh
7. of a son of Dhṛita-rāshṭra ib

⋙suvācas

1. ○vā́cas mfn. very eloquent RV

⋙suvācya

1. ○vācya mfn. easy to be read MW

⋙suvājin

1. ○vājin mfn. beautifully feathered (as an arrow) Hariv
2. (○ji)-vāpu (?), m. N. of an author, IndSt

⋙suvātā

1. ○vātā (?), f. N. of an Apsaras L

⋙suvātra

1. ○vātra n. N. of a Sāman, IndSt

⋙suvāditra

1. ○vāditra n. beautiful music Hariv

⋙suvānta

1. ○vānta mfn. (a leech) that his well vomited (i.e. disgorged sucked blood) Suśr

⋙suvāmā

1. ○vāmā f. N. of a river MBh

⋙suvār

1. ○vār mfn. having beautiful water MW

⋙suvārttā

1. ○vārttā f. good news MW
2. N. of a wife of Kṛishṇa Hariv

⋙suvāla

1. ○vāla mfn. having beautṭbeautiful hair on the tail (said of an elephant) VarBṛS

⋙suvāladhi

1. ○vāladhi m. having a beautiful tail (as a cow) MBh
2. -khura mf(ā)n. having a beautiful tail and hoofs (as a cow) ib

⋙suvālukā

1. ○vālukā f. Hoya Viridiflora L. - 1

⋙suvāsa

1. ○vāsa m. (√5. vas) a beautiful dwelling MW. - 2

⋙suvāsa

1. ○vāsa m. (√2. vās) an agreeable perfume W. - 3

⋙suvāsa

1. ○vāsa m. (√4. vas) 'well clad', N. of Śiva MBh
2. a kind of metre Col
3. -kumāra or ○raka m. N. of a son of Kaśyapa Kathās

⋙suvāsaka

1. ○vāsaka m. a water-melon L

⋙suvāsana

1. ○vāsana m. pl. N. of a class of gods under the tenth Manu BhP

⋙suvāsarā

1. ○vāsarā f. cress Bhpr

⋙suvāsas

1. ○vā́sas mfn. having beautṭbeautiful garments, well dressed RV. &c. &c
2. well feathered (as an arrow) MBh

⋙suvāsita

1. ○vāsita mfn. well scented or perfumed Hariv. Pañcar

⋙suvāsin

1. ○vāsin mfn. dwelling in a comfortable or respectable abode W
2. (inī), f. a woman married or single who resides in her father's house (cf. sva-v○) Gaut. Mn. Yājñ. (v. l.) &c
3. a term of courtesy for a respectable woman whose husband is alive MW

⋙suvāstu

1. ○vā́stu f. N. of a river (Gk. ?
2. the [1233,] modern Suwad) RV. MBh. Pur
3. m. pl. the inhabitants of the country near the river Suvāstu VarBṛS

⋙suvāstuka

1. ○vāstuka m. N. of a king MBh

⋙suvāha

1. ○vāha mfn. easy to be borne (meaning also 'having beautiful horses' and 'having handsome arms'
2. cf. bāha) Vās
3. m. a good stallion ib
4. N. of one of Skanda's attendants MBh

⋙suvāhana

1. ○vāhana m. N. of a Muni Cat

⋙suvikrama

1. ○vikrama mfn. having a beautiful gait R
2. very courageous or energetic or brave MBh
3. m. great prowess or valour W
4. N. of a son of Vatsa-prī MārkP

⋙suvikrānta

1. ○vikrānta mfn. very valiant or heroic, bold, chivalrous ŚārṅgP
2. m. a hero W
3. n. valour, heroism MBh
4. -vikramaṇa-paripṛcchā f. N. of a Buddhist wk
5. -vikramin or -vikrāmin m. N. of a man Buddh

⋙suviklava

1. ○viklava mfn. very pusillanimous or irresolute MBh

⋙suviguṇa

1. ○viguṇa mfn. destitute of all virtues or merits, very wicked ib

⋙suvigraha

1. ○vigraha mfn. having a beautiful body or figure Kām. Mṛicch
2. m. N. of a messenger Kathās

⋙suvicakṣaṇa

1. ○vicakṣaṇa mfn. very clever, well discerning, skilful, wise Kām. Subh

⋙suvicāra

1. ○vicāra m. good or deliberate consideration W
2. N. of a man Cat

⋙suvicārita

1. ○vicārita mfn. well weighed, deliberately considered ŚārṅgP

⋙suvicārya

1. ○vicārya ind. having well deliberated
2. -kārin mfn. acting after due deliberation Hit

⋙suvicita

1. ○vicita mfn. well searched through R
2. well examined Āpast

⋙suvijñāna

1. ○vijñāná mfn. easy to be distinguished RV
2. well discerning, very clever or wise Pañcat

⋙suvijñāpaka

1. ○vijñāpaka mfn. easy to be taught or instructed Lalit

⋙suvijñeya

1. ○vijñeya mfn. well discernible, easy to be distinguished KaṭhUp
2. N. of Śiva MBh

⋙suvita

1. ○vita See s.v

⋙suvitata

1. ○vitata mfn. well spread (as a net) MBh

⋙suvitala

1. ○vitala m. a partic. form of Vishṇu W

⋙suvitta

1. ○vittá n. great wealth or property TBr
2. mfn. very rich or wealthy Pañcat

⋙suvitti

1. ○vitti m. N. of a divine being Cat. - 1

⋙suvid

1. ○vid m. (√1. vid) 'knowing well', a Jina Gal
2. f. a shrewd or clever woman L. 2

⋙suvid

1. ○vid m. (√3. vid) procuring or granting well (in viśva-suvid, q.v.)

⋙suvida

1. ○vida m. 'very knowing', an attendant on the women's apartments (= sauvida) L
2. a king, prince (cf. su-vidat) L
3. a partic. tree (= tilaka) L

⋙suvidagdha

1. ○vidagdha mfn. very cunning, astute Ratnâv

⋙suvidat

1. ○vidat m. a king L

⋙suvidatra

1. ○vidátra mfn. very mindful, benevolent, propitious RV. AV
2. n. grace, favour ib
3. wealth, property Nir. vii, 9
4. household Uṇ. iii, 108 Sch

⋙suvidatriya

1. ○vidatríya mfn. propitious, gracious, favourable RV. [Page 1233, Column]

⋙suvidarbha

1. ○vidarbha m. pl. N. of a people VP

⋙suvidalla

1. ○vidalla n. the women's apartments L
2. (ā), f. a married woman L

⋙suvidita

1. ○vidita (sú-), mfn. well known or understood ŚBr. Mn. MBh

⋙suvidīrṇa

1. ○vidīrṇa mfn. much torn or split, greatly expanded MW
2. n. (prob.) a great fight or slaughter MBh. i, 5552

⋙suviddha

1. ○viddha mfn. well pierced or incised (as a vein) Suśr

⋙suvidyā

1. ○vidyā f. good knowledge Kāv

⋙suvidyut

1. ○vidyut m. N. of an Asura Cat

⋙suvidvas

1. ○vidvas (sú-), mfn. very intelligent or wise RV

⋙suvidha

1. ○vidha mfn. of a good kind or nature Subh
2. (am), ind. in an easy way, easily W

⋙suvidhāna

1. ○vidhāna n. good order or arrangement (-tas ind. 'in right order, properly, duly') Kām
2. mfn. well arranged or contrived L

⋙suvidhi

1. ○vidhi m. a good rule or ordinance (instr. 'in the right manner, properly') Kathās
2. (with Jainas) N. of the 9th Arhat of the present Avasarpiṇī L

⋙suvinaya

1. ○vinaya mfn. well educated or disciplined Lalit

⋙suvinaṣṭa

1. ○vinaṣṭa mfn. quite disappeared or vanished R
2. quite worn out or emaciated ib

⋙suvinirmala

1. ○vinirmala mfn. quite spotless or pure Hariv

⋙suviniścaya

1. ○viniścaya m. a very firm resolution R

⋙suviniścita

1. ○viniścita mfn. thoroughly convinced SaddhP

⋙suvinīta

1. ○vinīta mf(ā)n. well trained (as horses) Kām
2. properly behaved, very modest Pañcar
3. well executed MBh
4. (ā), f. a tractable cow L

⋙suvineya

1. ○vineya mfn. easy to be trained or educated Lalit

⋙suvinyasta

1. ○vinyasta mfn. well spread out or extended R

⋙suvipina

1. ○vipina mfn. abounding in forests, richly wooded MBh

⋙suvipula

1. ○vipula mf(ā)n. very great or spacious or numerous &c. MBh. R
2. very loud MW

⋙suvipra

1. ○vipra (sú-), mfn. very learned (esp. in sacred knowledge) RV

⋙suvibhakta

1. ○vibhakta mfn. well separated or distributed Hariv. Suśr. BhP
2. well proportioned, symmetrical MBh. Kāv. &c
3. -gātra mfn. having well separated or symmetrical limbs MW
4. -tā f. good proportion, symmetry Suśr
5. ○ktâṅga-pratyaṅgatā f. having every limb and member well proportioned (one of the 80 minor marks of a Buddha) Dharmas. 84
6. ○ktânavadyângī f. (a woman) having symmetrical and faultless limbs MBh

⋙suvibhāta

1. ○vibhāta mfn. shining splendidly, very bright MW
2. thoroughly clear or distinct NṛisUp

⋙suvibhīṣaṇa

1. ○vibhīṣaṇa mfn. very frightful R

⋙suvibhu

1. ○vibhu m. N. of a king (son of Vibhu) Hariv. VP

⋙suvibhūṣita

1. ○vibhūṣita mf(ā)n. beautifully adorned Vishṇ. Hariv. R

⋙suvibhoka

1. ○vibhoka m. N. of a poet Cat

⋙suvimala

1. ○vimala mf(ā)n. perfectly clear or pure Suśr. Śṛiṅgār

⋙suvimuc

1. ○vimuc f. right unyoking or loosening ŚrS

⋙suviraja

1. ○viraja mfn. thoroughly free from all passions BhP

⋙suvirūḍha

1. ○virūḍha mfn. fully grown up or developed Bhag
2. well ridden MBh

⋙suvilaya

1. ○vilaya mfn. (prob.) easily fusible or liquefying Pat. on Pāṇ. 6-1, 50 Vārtt. - 2

⋙suvivaktṛ

1. ○vivaktṛ m. a good expositor or interpreter ĀpŚr. Sch

⋙suvivartita

1. ○vivartita mfn. well rounded Lalit

⋙suvivikta

1. ○vivikta mfn. very secluded or solitary (as a wood) MBh
2. well decided or answered (as a question) BhP

⋙suvivṛt

1. ○vivṛ́t or mfn. easily opened RV. i, 10, 7

⋙suvivṛta

1. ○vivṛtá mfn. easily opened RV. i, 10, 7

⋙suviśada

1. ○viśada mfn. very clear or distinct or intelligible Mṛicch

⋙suviśārada

1. ○viśārada mf(ā)n. very experienced or skilful BhP

⋙suviśāla

1. ○viśāla mfn. very large
2. m. N. of an Asura Kathās
3. (ā), f. N. of one of the Mātṛis attending on Skanda MBh
4. ○lâkṣa mfn. having very large eyes ib

⋙suviśiṣṭa

1. ○viśiṣṭa mfn. most distinguished or excellent Hcat

⋙suviśuddha

1. ○viśuddha mfn. perfectly pure MBh. Subh
2. (with Buddhists) N. of a partic. world SaddhP

⋙suviśodhaka

1. ○viśodhaka mfn. easily improved Lalit

⋙suviśrabdha

1. ○viśrabdha mfn. very beautiful or confident (am ind.) R

⋙suviśvasta

1. ○viśvasta mfn. very confiding, quite unconcerned or careless Pañcat
2. very trusty, confidential W

⋙suviṣaṇṇa

1. ○viṣaṇṇa mfn. very dejected or sorrowful R

⋙suviṣāṇa

1. ○viṣāṇa mfn. having large tusks (as an elephant) MBh

⋙suviṣṭambhin

1. ○viṣṭambhin mfn. well-supporting (said of Śiva) Śivag

⋙suviṣṭhita

1. ○viṣṭhita mfn. standing beautifully R

⋙suviṣṇu

1. ○viṣṇu m. N. of a man Buddh

⋙suvistara

1. ○vistara m. great extent, plenty, abundance (○raṃ-√yā, 'to be richly supplied, become full') Subh
2. great diffuseness (○rāt, 'very fully, in great detail') Pañcar
3. mf(ā)n. very extensive or large MBh. Kathās
4. very great or strong or intense MBh. Kāv. &c
5. (am), ind. in great detail, at full length Pañcar. Hit
6. very intensely or vehemently R. Hariv

⋙suvistīrṇa

1. ○vistīrṇa mfn. well spread or laid out, very extensive or large or broad R. Hit
2. (am), ind. at full length Cat

⋙suvispaṣṭa

1. ○vispaṣṭa mfn. perfectly clear or manifest NṛisUp

⋙suvismaya

1. ○vismaya mf(ā)n. very astonished or surprised Kathās

⋙suvismita

1. ○vismita mfn. id. BhP
2. very surprising or wonderful (compar. -tara) R

⋙suvihita

1. ○vihita mfn. well done or performed or arranged or carried out MBh. R. &c. [Page 1234, Column]
2. well supplied, richly provided with (instr.) ib. well placed or deposited MW
3. -prayogatā f. skilful arrangement or performance Śak., Introd

⋙suvihvala

1. ○vihvala mf(ā)n. very perturbed or distressed or wearied MBh. Kathās

⋙suvīthīpatha

1. ○vīthī-patha m. a partic. entrance to a palace Hcar

⋙suvīra

1. ○vī́ra mf(ā)n. very manly, heroic, warlike RV. AV. VS
2. rich in men or heroes, having or containing or consisting in excellent offspring or heroes or retainers ib. TS. ŚāṅkhGṛ
3. m. a hero, warrior RV
4. m. the jujube tree L
5. another tree (= eka-viira) L
6. N. of Skanda MBh
7. of Śiva Śivag
8. of a son of Śiva MW
9. of various kings, (esp.) of a son of Dyutimat MBh
10. of a son of Kshemya Hariv
11. of a son of Śibi (ancestor of the Suviiras) ib
12. of a son of Deva-śravas BhP
13. n. = _ next L
14. -ja n. sulphuret of antimony L
15. -tā (○rá-), f. abundance of heroes or warriors AV. TS
16. ○râmla n. sour rice gruel L

⋙suvīraka

1. ○vīraka m. Helminthostachys Laciniata L
2. n. a collyrium prepared from the Amomum Anthorhizon W

⋙suvīrya

1. ○vī́rya n. manly vigour or deed, heroism RV. R
2. abundance of heroes, host of warriors or brave men RV. TBr
3. mfn. having great strength or power, very efficacious (herb or drug) Hit
4. (ā), f. wild cotton L
5. the resin of the Gardenia Gummifera L
6. n. the fruit of the jujube L

⋙suvṛkti

1. ○vṛktí f. (accord. to some for su-ṛkti = su-ṛc
2. cf. su-vita for su-ita) excellent praise or hymn of praise (also a form of instr.) RV
3. mfn. singing or praising excellently ib
4. well praised, praiseworthy, glorious ib. TS

⋙suvṛkṣa

1. ○vṛkṣa m. a fine tree Cāṇ

⋙suvṛjana

1. ○vṛjána mf(ā)n. (prob.) dwelling in fair regions RV

⋙suvṛt

1. ○vṛ́t mfn. turning or running well (as a chariot) RV. TBr

⋙suvṛtta

1. ○vṛtta mf(ā)n. well rounded, beautifully globular or round MBh. VarBṛS. &c
2. well-conducted, virtuous, good (esp. applied to women) MBh. R. &c
3. composed in a beautiful metre Kāv
4. well done (n. impers.) Mālatīm
5. m. a kind of round bulb L
6. (ā), f. a sort of grape L
7. N. of a plant (= śata-pattrī) L
8. a kind of metre Ked
9. N. of an Apsaras Hariv
10. of a woman Daś
11. (am), n. welfare, Bhp
12. good conduct or behaviour R. Kathās
13. -tā f. 'round shape' and 'good conduct' ŚārṅgP
14. -tilaka m. or n. N. of wk. on metres

⋙suvṛtti

1. ○vṛtti f. a good way of living, good conduct or behaviour MBh
2. the life of a Brahma-cārin, life of chastity or continence MW

⋙suvṛddha

1. ○vṛddha mfn. very old or ancient (as a race) Kāv
2. m. N. of the elephant of the southern quarter L

⋙suvṛdh

1. ○vṛ́dh mfn. joyous, cheerful RV

⋙suvṛdha

1. ○vṛ́dha mfn. growing well, thriving, prospering AV

⋙suvṛśc

1. ○vṛśc mfn. cutting well Vop

⋙suvṛṣabha

1. ○vṛṣabha m. an excellent bull TBr

⋙suvṛṣalīka

1. ○vṛṣalīka mfn. Kāś. on Pāṇ. 6-2, 173

⋙suvṛṣṭa

1. ○vṛṣṭa (sú-), n. beautiful rain TS. Br

⋙suvṛṣṭi

1. ○vṛṣṭi f. id. ChUp. VarBṛS. &c

⋙suvega

1. ○vega mfn. moving very fast, fleet, rapid Kām. Hcat
2. (ā), f. Cardiospermum Halicacabum R
3. N. of a female vulture Bālar

⋙suvegin

1. ○vegin mfn. very swift or rapid (v. l. -vegita) MBh

⋙suveṇa

1. ○veṇa m. (ifc. f. ā) N. of a man Kathās
2. (ā), f. N. of a river Hariv

⋙suvetasa

1. ○vetasa m. a good reed or cane MBh. - 1

⋙suveda

1. ○veda mfn. deeply versed in (sacred) science MBh. - 2

⋙suveda

1. ○véda mfn. easy to be found or obtained GopBr

⋙suvedana

1. ○vedaná mfn. id. RV

⋙suvedas

1. ○vedas m. N. of a Ṛishi (having the patr. Śairīshi and author of RV. x, 147) Anukr

⋙suvena

1. ○vena mf(ī́)n. full of longing or desire RV

⋙suvema

1. ○vema mf(ā)n. (prob.) woven on a good loom (or 'having a good loom' ?) MBh

⋙suvela

1. ○vela mfn. greatly bowed or stooping L
2. humble, quiet L
3. m. N. of a mountain (= tri-kūṭa or citra-kūṭa) Mṛicch

⋙suveśa

1. ○veśa &c., often wṛ. for next

⋙suveṣa

1. ○veṣa m. a fine dress or garment
2. mf(ā)n. well dressed, well clad, beautifully adorned MBh. Kāv. &c
3. -tā f. the being well dressed &c. R
4. -dhara mfn. wearing fine clothes VarBṛS
5. -vat mfn. beautifully dressed or adorned Kām

⋙suveṣin

1. ○veṣin mfn. = prec. W

⋙suvyakta

1. ○vyakta mfn. very clear or bright R
2. very plain or distinct or manifest (am ind.) MBh. R. &c

⋙suvyavasthita

1. ○vyavasthita mfn. standing quite firmly R

⋙suvyasta

1. ○vyasta mfn. greatly dispersed or scattered (as an army) Hit

⋙suvyākhyāta

1. ○vyākhyāta mfn. well explained Buddh

⋙suvyāhṛta

1. ○vyāhṛta n. a good saying or maxim MBh

⋙suvyuṣṭa

1. ○vyuṣṭa mfn. beautifully dawned MBh

⋙suvyūhamukhā

1. ○vyūha-mukhā and -vyūhā f. N. of two Apsarases Kāraṇḍ

⋙suvrata

1. ○vratá mf(ā)n. ruling well RV. VS
2. strict in observing religious vows, very religious or virtuous (often in voc.) MBh. R. &c
3. tractable (as a horse or cow) MBh
4. m. a religious student W
5. N. of one of Skanda's attendants MBh
6. of a Prajā-pati R
7. of a son of Manu Raucya MārkP. [Page 1234, Column]
8. of a son of Nābhāga R
9. of a son of Uśīnara Hariv
10. of a son of Kshemya VP
11. of a son of Priya-vrata W
12. of a scholar Col
13. of a historian Rājat
14. of a poet Cat
15. (with Jainas) of the 20th Arhat of the present Avasarpiṇī (also called Munisuvrata) and of the 11th Arhat of the future Utsarpiṇī L
16. (ā), f. a partic. fragrant plant Bhpr
17. a cow that is easily milked L
18. a virtuous wife W
19. N. of an Apsaras L
20. of a daughter of Daksha VP
21. of the mother of the 15th Arhat of the present age L
22. of a princess Dharmaś
23. (○ta) -datta m. N. of a poet Cat
24. -svara m. N. of an Asura Buddh

suyya

1. suyya n. N. of a man (the foster son of Suyyā) Rājat
2. (ā), f. See next

≫suyyā

1. suyyā f. N. of a woman Rājat

⋙suyyākuṇḍala

1. ○kuṇḍala n. N. of a village ib

⋙suyyābhidhāna

1. ○"ṣbhidhāna (○yâbh○), mfn. called Suyyā ib

⋙suyyāsetu

1. ○setu m. N. of a dike ib

sur

1. sur (rather Nom. fr. sura below), cl. 6. P. surati, to rule, possess supreme or superhuman power Dhātup. xxviii, 50
2. to shine ib
3. cl. 10. P. surayati, to find fault (v. l. for svar), xxxv, 11

≫sura

1. sura m. (prob. fr. asura as if fr. a-sura and as sita fr. a-sita
2. thought by some to be connected with 2. svar) a god, divinity, deity (surāṇāṃ hantṛ m. 'slayer of the gods', N. of a partic. form of fire, son of Tapas) MaitrUp. MBh. &c
3. the image of a god, an idol Vishṇ
4. a symbolical N. for the number 'thirty-three' (from the 33 gods
5. See deva) Gaṇit
6. a sage, learned man L
7. the sun L
8. (said to be) = kṣura MBh
9. wṛ. for svara ib
10. (ā), f. See s.v
11. (ī), f. a goddess Naish. HPariś
12. (am), n. See surā

⋙suraṛṣi

1. ○ṛṣi m. = -rṣi, col. 3 BhP

⋙surakarin

1. ○karin m. an elephant of the gods Kir
2. ○rī7ndra-darpâpahā f. 'taking away the pride of the chief elephant of the gods', N. of the Ganges KalkiP

⋙surakāminī

1. ○kāminī f. an Apsaras (-janāḥ, 'the Apsaras people') Kum

⋙surakāru

1. ○kāru m. 'artificer of the gods', N. of Viśvakarman L

⋙surakārmuka

1. ○kārmuka n. 'bow of the gods', the rainbow Vikr

⋙surakārya

1. ○kārya n. work to be done for the gods R

⋙surakāṣṭha

1. ○kāṣṭha n. Pinus Deodora or another species Suśr

⋙surakula

1. ○kula n. a gods's house, temple Kathās

⋙surakṛt

1. ○kṛt m. N. of a son of Viśvāmitra MBh. (v. l. sūra-k○)

⋙surakṛta

1. ○kṛta mfn. made or caused by the gods Kathās
2. (ā), f. Cocculus Cordifolius L

⋙suraketu

1. ○ketu m. the banner of the gods or of Indra VarBṛS

⋙surakhaṇḍanikā

1. ○khaṇḍanikā f. a kind of lute (v. l. -maṇḍalikā) L

⋙suragaja

1. ○gaja m. (= -karin) the gods' or Indra's elephant Kāv

⋙suragaṇa

1. ○gaṇa m. sg. or pl. a host of gods R. VarBṛS. Pañcar
2. a class or company of divinities ( See gaṇadevatā) W
3. N. of Śiva MBh
4. of a village Vās., Introd

⋙suragaṇḍa

1. ○gaṇḍa m. a kind of boil L

⋙suragati

1. ○gati f. the being born as a god W

⋙suragarbha

1. ○garbha m. the child of a gods MBh
2. ○bhâbha mfn. like the sons of the gods ib

⋙suragāyaka

1. ○gāyaka m. a singer of the gods, Gandharva BhP

⋙suragāyana

1. ○gāyana m. id. L

⋙suragiri

1. ○giri m. 'gods' mount', mount Meru ib. Bālar

⋙suraguru

1. ○guru m. 'preceptor of the gods', N. of Bṛihas-pati VarBṛS. Kathās. &c
2. the planet Jupiter (○ror divasaḥ, 'Thursday') VarBṛS. Kālac
3. -divasa m. Thursday VarBṛS

⋙suragṛha

1. ○gṛha n. = -kula Rājat

⋙suragrāmaṇī

1. ○grāmaṇī m. 'chief of the gods', N. of Indra L

⋙suracāpa

1. ○cāpa m. n. = -kārmuka VarBṛS. Kir. Kād

⋙surajana

1. ○jana m. the race of gods Siṃhâs

⋙surajā

1. ○jā f. N. of an Apsaras MBh

⋙surajit

1. ○jit m. N. of various authors Cat

⋙surajyeṣṭha

1. ○jyeṣṭha m. 'oldest of the gods', N. of Brahmā ib

⋙surataraṃgiṇī

1. ○taraṃgiṇī f. (for su-rata-r○ See p. 1232, col. 1) 'river of the gods', the Ganges Subh

⋙surataru

1. ○taru m. tree of the gods Pañcar. Bhām
2. = kalpa-t○ BhP

⋙suratā

1. ○tā f. godhead MBh
2. the rice of gods Cat

⋙suratuṅga

1. ○tuṅga m. Elaeocarpus Ganitrus L

⋙suratoṣaka

1. ○toṣaka m. 'god-pleasing', the jewel Kaustubha (worn by Kṛishṇa on his breast) L

⋙suradāru

1. ○dāru n. Pinus Deodora Suśr. VarBṛS. BhP
2. -maya mf(ī)n. made of the Pinus Deodora VarYogay

⋙suradīrghikā

1. ○dīrghikā f. the celestial Ganges L

⋙suradundubhi

1. ○dundubhi m. the god's drum Kalyāṇam
2. sacred basil L
3. (ī), f. id. MW

⋙suradevatā

1. ○devatā f. a goddess MBh

⋙suradevin

1. ○devin m. (prob.) N. of a partic. demon Gobh

⋙suradru

1. ○dru m. a tree of the gods Chandom

⋙suradruma

1. ○druma m. id
2. = kalpa-vṛkṣa Naish. BhP. &c
3. a kind of reed, Arundo Bengalensis L
4. the Deva-dāru pine MW. - 1

⋙suradvipa

1. ○dvipa m. an elephant of the gods Ragh
2. an elephant of one of the quarters of the sky ( dik-karin) W
3. Indra's elephant ib. - 2

⋙suradvipa

1. ○dvipa Nom. P. ○pati, to become an elephant of the gods Subh

⋙suradviṣ

1. ○dviṣ m. 'enemy of the gods', a demon, Asura, Daitya or Rākshasa MBh. Kāv. &c
2. N. of Rāhu Ragh. VarBṛS

⋙suradhanus

1. ○dhanus n. 'bow of the gods', a rainbow Kāv. Var
2. ○nur-lekhāya, to resemble a rainbow (○yita mfn. ) Kāv

⋙suradhāman

1. ○dhāman n. a place of the gods Cat. [Page 1234, Column]

⋙suradhunī

1. ○dhunī f. 'river of the gods', N. of the Ganges Siṃhâs

⋙suradhūpa

1. ○dhūpa m. 'incense of the gods', the resin of the Ṣorea Robusta L
2. resin, turpentine W

⋙suradhvaja

1. ○dhvaja m. = -ketu VP. Sch

⋙suranadī

1. ○nadī f. 'river of the gods', N. of the Ganges MBh. R. &c
2. the celestial Ganges W

⋙suranandā

1. ○nandā f. 'joy of the gods', N. of a river L

⋙suranāyaka

1. ○nāyaka m. 'leader of the gods', N. of Indra Rājat
2. of an author of certain prayers (used by Tāntrikas) Cat

⋙suranāla

1. ○nāla m. a kind of reed, Arundo Bengalensis L

⋙suranimnagā

1. ○nimnagā f. 'river of the gods', N. of the Ganges Kathās
2. the celestial Ganges MW

⋙suranirgandha

1. ○nirgandha n. the leaf of the Laurus Cassia (incorr. for surabhi-gandha) L

⋙suranirjhariṇī

1. ○nirjhariṇī f. the celestial Ganges Harav

⋙suranilaya

1. ○nilaya m. 'abode of the gods', N. of mount Meru VarBṛS

⋙surapati

1. ○pati m. 'lord of the gods', N. of Indra MBh. Kāv. &c
2. of Śiva R
3. -guru m. 'Indra's teacher, Bṛihas-pati', the planet Jupiter Var
4. -cāpa n. 'bow of Indra', the rainbow VarBṛS
5. -tanaya m. 'Indra's son', N. of Arjuna MW
6. -tva n. lordship over the gods Kāv
7. -dhanus n. (= -cāpa) Kāv. Bhpr

⋙surapatha

1. ○patha m. 'path of the gods', part of the atmosphere or sky Kād
2. the sky, heaven L
3. (prob.) the milky way R

⋙suraparṇa

1. ○parṇa n. a kind of medicinal plant L
2. (ī), f. a kind of creeper ib

⋙suraparṇika

1. ○parṇika m. a kind of Puṃ-nāga tree MW

⋙suraparṇikā

1. ○parṇikā f. Rottleria Tinctoria L
2. Elaeocarpus Ganitrus ib

⋙suraparvata

1. ○parvata m. 'mountain of the gods', Meru ib

⋙surapāṃsulā

1. ○pāṃsulā f. an Apsaras (-jana m. 'the Apsaras people') Vcar

⋙surapādapa

1. ○pādapa m. a tree of the gods BhP

⋙surapāla

1. ○pāla m. N. of an author Cat

⋙surapuṃnāga

1. ○puṃnāga m. Elaeocarpus Ganitrus L

⋙surapura

1. ○pura n. 'city of the gods', Amarā-vatī Kathās
2. heaven (○ram upa-√gam, 'to go to heaven, die') Jātakam
3. (ī), f. Amarā-vatī L

⋙surapurodhas

1. ○purodhas m. 'domestic priest of the gods', N. of Bṛihas-pati Kām

⋙surapuṣpa

1. ○puṣpa n. a flower of the gods, celestial flower (-vṛṣṭi f.) Kathās. Kalyāṇam

⋙surapratiṣṭhā

1. ○pratiṣṭhā f. the setting up of an idol Rājat

⋙surapravīra

1. ○pravīra m. N. of a fire (son of Tapas) MBh

⋙surapriya

1. ○priya mfn. dear to the gods
2. m. a kind of bird (v. l. saraḥ-p○) Hariv
3. Agati Grandiflora L
4. a species of Elaeocarpus ib
5. N. of Indra ib
6. of Bṛihas-pati ib
7. of a mountain Śatr
8. (ā), f. an Apsaras BhP
9. Jasminum Grandiflorum L
10. = svarṇarambhā ib

⋙surabhavana

1. ○bhavana n. a god's abode, temple VarBṛS. Hcat

⋙surabhāva

1. ○bhāva m. the dignity of a god Kāv

⋙surabhī

1. ○bhī f. (for surabhī See p. 1235, col. 3) fear of the gods Vās

⋙surabhuvana

1. ○bhuvana wṛ. for -bhavana Hcat

⋙surabhūya

1. ○bhūya n. the becoming a deity, state of a deity Śiś

⋙surabhūruha

1. ○bhūruha m. Pinus Deodora Bhpr

⋙surabhūṣaṇa

1. ○bhūṣaṇa n. 'ornament of the gods', a necklace of pearls consisting of 1008 strings and 4 Hastas long VarBṛS

⋙suramaṇḍalikā

1. ○maṇḍalikā See -khaṇḍanikā

⋙suramantrin

1. ○mantrin m. 'counsellor of the gods', N. of Bṛihas-pati L

⋙suramandira

1. ○mandira n. a god's house, temple Kāv. Kathās. Rājat

⋙suramuni

1. ○muni m. a divine Muni
2. pl. N. of the Pleiads Śiś

⋙suramūla

1. ○mūla m. N. of a poet Sadukt

⋙suramṛttikā

1. ○mṛttikā f. alum-slate L

⋙suramedā

1. ○medā f. a kind of medicinal plant ib

⋙suramohinī

1. ○mohinī f. N. of a Surâṅganā Siṃhâs

⋙surayāna

1. ○yāna n. a chariot of the gods L

⋙surayuvati

1. ○yuvati f. 'celestial maiden', an Apsaras Kāv. VarBṛS

⋙surayoṣit

1. ○yoṣit f. id. Kathās. Vās. BhP

⋙surarāj

1. ○rāj m. 'king of the gods', N. of Indra MBh. BhP

⋙surarāja

1. ○rāja m. id. ib. R. Rājat
2. -guru m. (= sura-patig○) VarBṛS
3. -tā f. the state or rank of Indra Kāv
4. -mantrin m. (= sura-pati-guru) VarBṛS. Sch
5. -vṛkṣa m. 'Indra's tree', N. of the pārijāta Ragh
6. -śarâsana n. 'Indra's bow', a rainbow Vās

⋙surarājan

1. ○rājan m. = -rāj R

⋙surarājya

1. ○rājya n. dominion over the gods ib

⋙suraripu

1. ○ripu m. an enemy of the gods VarBṛS

⋙surarṣabha

1. ○rṣabha (○ra + ṛṣ○), m. 'best of the gods', N. of Indra L
2. of Śiva BhP

⋙surarṣi

1. ○rṣi (○ra + ṛṣi), m. a divine Ṛishi, a Ṛishi dwelling among the gods MBh. R. BhP
2. pl. the gods and Ṛishis BhP

⋙suralatā

1. ○latā f. a kind of plant L

⋙suralāsikā

1. ○lāsikā f. a flute (cf. svara-l○) L

⋙suraloka

1. ○loka m. the gods' world, heaven (-nātha m. pl.) R. BhP. &c
2. -rājya n. dominion over the world of the gods Bhartṛ
3. -sundarī f. 'celestial woman', an Apsaras Vikr
4. N. of Durgā MW

⋙suravadhū

1. ○vadhū f. id. Ragh. Kathās

⋙suravana

1. ○vana n. a grove of the gods BhP

⋙suravara

1. ○vara m. 'best among the gods', N. of Indra
2. -nagara n. Indra's city Cāṇ
3. -vanitā f. an Apsaras BhP

⋙suravarcas

1. ○varcas m. N. of an Agni (son of Tapas) MBh

⋙suravartman

1. ○vartman n. 'road of the gods', the sky, atmosphere Hāsy

⋙suravarman

1. ○varman m. N. of a king (v. l. susthira-v○) Hcar

⋙suravallabha

1. ○vallabha m. Rottleria Tinctoria L
2. (ā), f. white Dūrvā grass L

⋙suravallī

1. ○vallī f. sacred basil ib

⋙suravāhinī

1. ○vāhinī f. 'river of the gods', the heavenly Ganges Kathās

⋙suravidviṣ

1. ○vidviṣ m. an enemy of the gods, demon, Asura W

⋙suravilāsinī

1. ○vilāsinī f. a heavenly nymph, Apsaras MW. [Page 1235, Column]
2. a proper N. ib

⋙suravīthī

1. ○vīthī f. 'way of the gods', N. of the way of the Nakshatras MBh

⋙suravelā

1. ○velā f. N. of a river L

⋙suraveśman

1. ○veśman n. abode of the gods, heaven ŚārṅgP
2. a temple Cāṇ. Rājat

⋙suravairin

1. ○vairin m. an enemy of the gods, Asura L

⋙suraśatru

1. ○śatru m. id. Śiś
2. -guru m. the planet Venus VarYogay
3. -han m. 'slayer of the enemy of the gods', N. of Śiva Śivag

⋙suraśākhin

1. ○śākhin m. 'tree of the gods', the Kalpa tree Naish. Kāvyâd. ŚārṅgP

⋙suraśilpin

1. ○śilpin m. the artificer of the gods L

⋙suraśreṣṭha

1. ○śreṣṭha m. 'best of the gods', N. of Vlshṇu R
2. of Śiva ib
3. of Indra ib. BrahmaP
4. of Dharma Hariv
5. of Gaṇêśa Pañcar
6. (ā), f. a partic. plant L

⋙suraśvetā

1. ○śvetā f. a small (white) house lizard L

⋙surasakha

1. ○sakha m. 'friend of the gods', N. of Indra Śak
2. pl. N. of the Gandharvas Kir

⋙surasaṃgha

1. ○saṃgha m. a company or assemblage of gods Bhag

⋙surasattama

1. ○sattama m. the best of the gods MW

⋙surasadana

1. ○sadana n. a god's house, temple Kād

⋙surasadman

1. ○sadman n. abode of the gods, heaven Śiś
2. a god's house, temple Kathās. Rājat

⋙surasama

1. ○sama mfn. equal to the gods MW

⋙surasamiti

1. ○samiti f. an assemblage of gods W

⋙surasambhavā

1. ○sambhavā f. Polanisia Icosandra L

⋙surasarit

1. ○sarit f. 'river of the gods', the Ganges Kāv. Kād
2. -suta m. metron. of Bhīshma Śiś

⋙surasarṣapaka

1. ○sarṣapaka m. a kind of tree L

⋙surasindhu

1. ○sindhu f. = -sarit Kathās
2. = mandākinī Śiś. (Sch.)

⋙surasuta

1. ○suta m. a son of a gods MBh. R
2. (ā), f. a daughter of a gods R
3. ○tôpama mfn. similar to the children of the gods MW

⋙surasundara

1. ○sundara m. a beautiful deity Bhag
2. (ī), f. a lovely celestial female, Apsaras (-jana m. pl.) ib. Kāv. Kathās
3. N. of Durgā L
4. of a fairy ib
5. of a woman Vet
6. a partic. Yoginī MW
7. -senā f. the army of the gods (-gaṇa-pati m. 'the chief of the celestial host') R
8. N. of a woman Daś

⋙suraskandha

1. ○skandha m. N. of a demon Buddh. (v. l. khara-sk○)

⋙surastrī

1. ○strī f. a celestial woman, Apsaras Vikr. VarBṛS. Kathās. BhP
2. ○strī7śa m. 'lord of the Apsaras', N. of Indra L

⋙surasthāna

1. ○sthāna n. the place or abode of a god MW
2. a temple Kām. Hit

⋙surasravantī

1. ○sravantī f. the heavenly Ganges Harav

⋙surasrotasvinī

1. ○srotasvinī f. N. of the Ganges Bhām

⋙surāṅganā

1. surâṅganā f. a celestial woman, Apsaras Nal. Kāv. Kathās. &c

⋙surācārya

1. surâcārya m. 'preceptor of the gods', N. of Bṛihas-pati L. - 1

⋙surājīva

1. surâjīva (for 2. surâj○ See below, col. 3), m. 'livelihood of the gods', N. of Vishṇu Pañcar

⋙surādri

1. surâdri m. 'mountain of the gods', the mṭmountain Meru Śiś

⋙surādhama

1. surâdhama m. the lowest or worst of the gods BhP

⋙surādhipa

1. surâdhipa m. 'sovereign of the gods', N. of Indra MBh. R. Kathās. &c

⋙surādhīśa

1. surâdhī7śa m. id. BhP. Naish

⋙surādhyakṣa

1. surâdhyakṣa m. 'sovereign of the gods', N. of Brahmā Hariv
2. of Kṛishṇa ib
3. of Śiva Śivag

⋙surānaka

1. surânaka m. a drum of the gods BhP

⋙surānanda

1. surânanda m. N. of a teacher Cat
2. of a poet ŚārṅgP
3. (ā), f. N. of a Surâṅganā Siṃhâs

⋙surāpagā

1. surâpagā f. 'river of the gods', the Ganges Kir. Kathās. Sāh

⋙surāyudha

1. surâyudha n. a weapon of the gods Kum

⋙surāraṇi

1. surâraṇi f. 'mother of the gods', N. of Aditi (cf. surâvani) VP

⋙surāri

1. surâri m. an enemy of the gods, an Asura (also a Rākshasa) Kāv. Kathās. &c
2. N. of a demon causing diseases Hariv
3. of a king MBh
4. the chirp of a cricket W
5. -ghna m. N. of a demon causing diseases Hariv
6. -sambhava mfn. caused by an enemy of the gods MW
7. -han m. 'destroyer of the enemy of the gods', N. of Śiva MBh
8. -hantṛ m. 'demon-killer', N. of Vishṇu Tithyād

⋙surārcana

1. surârcana n. the act of worshipping the gods, worship Yājñ

⋙surārdana

1. surârdana m. 'tormenter of the gods', an Asura MārkP

⋙surārha

1. surârha n. 'worthy of the gods', yellow sandal L
2. gold ib
3. saffron MW

⋙surārhaka

1. surârhaka m. a kind of fragrant plant L. - 1

⋙surālaya

1. surâlaya m. (for 2. surâl○ See p. 1236, col. 1) abode of the gods, heaven Hariv. Kāv. Kathās. &c
2. Meru or Su-meru L
3. a god's abode, temple Yājñ. Car. VarBṛS. &c
4. wind (?) L

⋙surāvani

1. surâvani f. the Earth as mother of the gods or Aditi MārkP. (cf. surâraṇi)

⋙surāvalī

1. surâvalī f. N. of wk

⋙surāvāsa

1. surâvāsa m. 'abode of the gods', a temple L
2. N. of a temple Rājat

⋙surāśraya

1. surâśraya m. 'resort of the gods', Meru Sūryas. Kathās

⋙surāsura

1. surâsura m. pl. or (prob. n.) sg. gods and Asuras MBh. Hariv. R. &c
2. -guru m. N. of Śiva MBh
3. of Kaśyapa Śak
4. -maya mf(ī)n. caused by the gods and Asuras Cat
5. -vimarda m. a conflict or war between the gods and AsṭAsuras R
6. ○surâcārya m. N. of a teacher W

⋙surāspada

1. surâspada n. 'god's abode', a temple Rājat

⋙surāhva

1. surâhva m. Pinus Deodora Bhpr
2. other plants (= maruvaka
3. = hari-dru) L
4. (ā), f. a kind of creeping plants ib

⋙surāhvaya

1. surâhvaya m. marjoram L
2. n. Pinus Deodora ib

⋙surejya

1. surêjya m. 'preceptor of the gods', N. of Bṛihas-pati Jyot. VarBṛS
2. of the planet Jupiter Var
3. (ā), f. the sacred basil L
4. another plant, = brāhmī ib. [Page 1235, Column]

⋙suretara

1. surêtara m. 'other than a Sura', an Asura BhP

⋙surendra

1. surêndra m. chief of the gods (esp. N. of Indra) Mn. Ragh. BhP. &c
2. N. of a king Rājat
3. of a teacher Cat
4. a kind of bulbous plant (Arum) L
5. (ā), f. N. of a Kiṃnarī Kāraṇḍ
6. -kanda m. a kind of bulbous plant (= ○rêndra) Npr. Suśr
7. -gopa m. cochineal Suśr. (cf. indra-g○)
8. -cāpa n. 'Indra's bow', the rainbow ŚārṅgP
9. -jit m. 'conqueror of Indra', N. of Garuḍa L
10. -tā f. the rank of chief of the gods Jātakam
11. -pūjya m. N. of Bṛihas-pati, the planet Jupiter VarBṛS. Sch
12. -mālā f. N. of a Kiṃ-narī Kāraṇḍ
13. -lupta, morbid baldness of the head (= indra-l○) Car
14. -loka m. Indra's world Bhag
15. -vatī f. N. of a princess Rājat
16. -śiṣya m. N. of an author Cat
17. -saṃhitā f. N. of wk

⋙surendraka

1. surêndraka m. a kind of bulbous plant (= ○rêndra) Npr

⋙surebha

1. surêbha m. (for su-rebha See p. 1232, col. 3) a celestial elephant MW

⋙sureśa

1. surêśa m. a lord of the gods BhP
2. N. of a partic. god MBh
3. of a partic. Agni (son of Tapas) ib
4. of Indra VarBṛS. Kathās. BhP
5. of Vishṇu-Kṛishṇa Cat
6. of Śiva Śivag
7. of a place Pañcar
8. (ī), f. N. of Durgā Cāṇ
9. -loka m. Indra's world BhP

⋙sureśvara

1. surêśvara m. a lord of the gods R. BhP
2. N. of Brahmā R
3. of Śiva ib
4. of Indra Kāv. BhP
5. of a Rudra MBh. VP
6. of a disciple of Śaṃkarâcārya and others Buddh. RāmatUp. &c
7. (ī), f. N. of Durgā Kathās. Rājat
8. of Lakshmī Cat
9. of Rādhā Pañcar
10. of the celestial Ganges L
11. -dhanus n. 'Indra's bow', the rainbow Kāv
12. -paṇḍita m. N. of an author Cat
13. -prabha m. N. of a king Buddh
14. -vārttika n. -vārttika-ṭīkā f. N. of wks
15. -svāmin
16. ○varâcārya, ○varâśrama m. N. of authors Cat
17. ○varī-kṣetra n. N. of a region sacred to Durgā Rājat
18. ○varīmāhātmya n. N. of wk
19. ○varôpâdhyāya m. N. of an author Cat

⋙sureṣṭa

1. surêṣṭa mfn. beloved or desired by the gods L
2. m. Elaeocarpus Ganitrus L
3. Vatica Robusta ib
4. Agati Grandiflora ib
5. = vasuka ib
6. Sesbana Grandiflora W
7. (ā), f. a kind of plant, = brāhmī L
8. Asclepias Acida W

⋙sureṣṭaka

1. surêṣṭaka n. the resin of the Vatica Robusta L. - 1

⋙surottama

1. surôttama m. (for 2. surôt○ See p. 1236, col. 1) chief of the gods MBh
2. N. of Vishṇu Hariv
3. of the Sun L
4. (ā), f. N. of an Apsaras VP
5. ○mâcārya m. N. of various authors Cat

⋙surottara

1. surôttara m. 'superior to gods', sandal-wood L

⋙suropama

1. surôpama mfn. god-like, divine MBh

⋙suraukas

1. surâukas n. an abode of the gods, temple Rājat

≫suraka

1. suraka See p. 1236, col. 1

≫suralā

1. suralā f. N. of a river L
2. of the Ganges MW

≫surusura

1. surusura mfn. 'ruling' or 'shining' (= surat) L

suraṅgā

1. suraṅgā f. (for su-raṅgā See p. 1232, col. 1) a hole cut in the wall or made underground (= suruṅgā, q.v.) MBh. Mudr

suraḍā

1. suraḍā f. Ipomoea Turpethum Car

surata

1. su-rata &c. See p. 1232, col. 1

surabhi

1. su-rabhí mf(is, or ī)n. (prob. fr. 5. su + √rabh, = 'affecting pleasantly') sweet-smelling, fragrant RV. &c. &c
2. charming, pleasing, lovely RV. AV. AitBr
3. famous, celebrated Kāvyâd. ii, 176
4. best, excellent L
5. good, virtuous L
6. friendly, a friend W
7. m. fragrance, perfume, any sweet-smelling substance L
8. N. of various fragrant plants and substances (accord. to L. 'Michelia Champaka
9. Nauclea Cadamba
10. a kind of jasmine
11. nutmeg' &c. &c.) Suśr
12. the season of spring Kāv
13. the month Caitra L
14. a fire lighted at the fixing of the sacrificial post L
15. (also ī), f. N. of various plants (Boswellia, Thurifera
16. Prosopis Spicigera or Mimosa Suma &c.) L
17. spirituous liquor (cf. surā
18. v. l. murā) L
19. N. of a fabulous cow (daughter of Daksha and wife of Kaśyapa, mother of cattle and of the Rudras, sometimes considered as one of the Mātṛis or as the cow of plenty
20. surabheḥ sutāḥ, 'the children of Surabhi', i.e. 'cattle') MBh. Kāv. &c. (IW. 519)
21. any cow (accord. to L. 'a brown cow') Vās
22. the earth L
23. (i), n. a fragrant smell or substance, perfume ŚBr. GṛŚrS. ChUp. R
24. sulphur L
25. gold L

⋙surabhikandara

1. ○kandara m. N. of a mountain Vikr

⋙surabhikṣetramāhātmya

1. ○kṣetra-māhātmya n. N. of ch. of the Skandha-purāṇa

⋙surabhigandha

1. ○gandha m. a fragrant smell BhP
2. mfn. fragrant
3. (ā), f. Jasminum Grandiflorum L
4. n. the leaf of the Laurus Cassia ib

⋙surabhigandhi

1. ○gandhi or mfn. sweet-smelling, fragrant MBh. Kāv. &c

⋙surabhigandhin

1. ○ganḍdhin mfn. sweet-smelling, fragrant MBh. Kāv. &c

⋙surabhigandhita

1. ○gandhita mfn. filled with sweet scents R

⋙surabhigandhin

1. ○gandhin See ○dhi

⋙surabhighṛta

1. ○ghṛta n. fragrant butter or ghee W. [Page 1235, Column]

⋙surabhicūrṇa

1. ○cūrṇa n. perfumed powder Kauś

⋙surabhicūla

1. ○cūla m. N. of a poet Subh., Introd

⋙surabhicchada

1. ○cchada m. fragrant Jambu L

⋙surabhitanaya

1. ○tanaya m. 'son of Surabhi', a bull VarBṛS
2. (ā), f. a cow Megh

⋙surabhitā

1. ○tā f. fragrancy Cat

⋙surabhitriphalā

1. ○triphalā f. nutmeg (and) Areca nut (and) cloves L

⋙surabhitvac

1. ○tvac f. cardamoms L

⋙surabhidattā

1. ○dattā f. N. of an Apsaras Kathās

⋙surabhidāru

1. ○dāru (L.) or (Bhpr.), m. Pinus Longifolia

⋙surabhidāruka

1. ○dāḍruka (Bhpr.), m. Pinus Longifolia

⋙surabhipattra

1. ○pattra m. marjoram L
2. (ā), f. Eugenia Jambolana ib
3. = rāja-jambū ib

⋙surabhiputra

1. ○putra m. = -tanaya VarBṛS

⋙surabhibāṇa

1. ○bāṇa m. 'having fragrant arrows' (as made of flowers), N. of the god of love L

⋙surabhimat

1. ○mát mfn. provided with perfumes, fragrant TS. ĀpŚr. BhP
2. containing the word surabhi Br
3. m. N. of Agni AitBr
4. (atī), f. a verse containing the word surabhi Buddh

⋙surabhimāruta

1. ○māruta n. 'having frṭfragrant winds', N. of a forest Kathās

⋙surabhimāsa

1. ○māsa m. 'fragrant month', spring Vās. Kād

⋙surabhimukha

1. ○mukha n. the opening of spring MW

⋙surabhivatsa

1. ○vatsa m. N. of a Vidyā-dhara Kathās

⋙surabhivalkala

1. ○valkala n. the bark of Laurus Cassia L

⋙surabhiṣṭama

1. ○ṣṭama (○bhí-), mfn. (fr. the nom. ○bhis) most fragrant or agreeable RV

⋙surabhisamaya

1. ○samaya m. the season of spring Sāh

⋙surabhisragdhara

1. ○srag-dhara mfn. wearing fragrant garlands MW

⋙surabhisravā

1. ○sravā f. the gum olibanum tree L

≫surabhaya

1. surabhaya Nom. P. ○yati, to make fragrant, perfume Subh

≫surabhikā

1. surabhikā f. a sort of Musa L

≫surabhita

1. surabhita mfn. rendered fragrant, perfumed Kāv. Vās. &c
2. rendered famous Daś

≫surabhin

1. surabhin mfn. perfumed, scented, fragrant (compar. ○bhín-tara) RV. Kauś

≫surabhī

1. surabhī f. (= ○bhí), in comp

⋙surabhīgandha

1. ○gandha n. the leaf of the Laurus Cassia L

⋙surabhīgotra

1. ○gotra n. 'race of Surabhī', oxen, cattle, kine MBh

⋙surabhīpaṭṭana

1. ○paṭṭana n. N. of a town ib

⋙surabhīpattrā

1. ○pattrā f. the rose-apple W
2. = rājajambū MW

⋙surabhīrasā

1. ○rasā f. the gum olibanum tree L

⋙surabhīsuta

1. ○suta m. pl. 'children of Surabhī', oxen, cattle R

≫surabhīkṛ

1. surabhī-√kṛ P. -karoti, to render fragrant, fill with fragrancy Hariv. Kāv. &c
2. to divulge Rājat

≫surabhy

1. surabhy in comp. for ○bhi

⋙surabhyāsya

1. ○āsya mfn. having the mouth fragrant (-tva n.) ŚāṅkhŚr

surasa

1. su-rasa &c. See p. 1232, col. 2

surā

1. súrā f. (ifc. also sura, n
2. prob. fr. √3 su, 'to distil', and not connected with sura, 'a god') spirituous liquor, wine (in ancient times 'a kind of beer')
3. spirituous liquor (personified as a daughter of Varuṇa produced at the churning of the ocean) RV. &c. &c
4. water Naigh. i, 12
5. a drinking vessel L
6. a snake L

⋙surākara

1. ○"ṣkara (○râk○), m. 'mine of spṭspirituous liqṭliquor', the cocoa-nut tree L
2. a distillery Baudh

⋙surākarman

1. ○karman n. a ceremony performed with Surā Lāṭy

⋙surākāra

1. ○kārá m. a distiller VS

⋙surākumbha

1. ○kumbha m. a vessel for spirituous liqṭliquor Pañcar

⋙surāgāra

1. ○"ṣgāra (○râg○, or ○râg○), m. (MārkP.) or n. (L.) a tavern

⋙surāgṛha

1. ○gṛha n. (L.) a tavern

⋙surāgraha

1. ○grahá m. a cupful of Surā ŚBr
2. = -kumbha MW

⋙surāgrya

1. ○"ṣgrya (○râg○), n. 'best liquor', nectar R

⋙surāghaṭa

1. ○ghaṭa m. = kumbha R. - 2

⋙surājīva

1. ○"ṣjīva (○râj○), m. (for 1. surâj○ col. 1) = next

⋙surājīvin

1. ○jīvin m. 'living by spṭspirituous liqṭliquor', a distiller, tavern-keeper Yājñ

⋙surādṛti

1. ○dṛti m. a leather bag for holding spirituous liqṭliquor PañcavBr

⋙surādhara

1. ○dhara m. N. of an Asura Kathās

⋙surādhāna

1. ○dhā́na mf(ī)n. containing SṭSurā VS

⋙surādhvaja

1. ○dhvaja m. the flag or sign of a tavern Mn. MBh. - 1

⋙surāpa

1. ○pa mf(ā or ī)n. (fr. √1. pā) drinking spirituous liqṭliquor, a spiritdrinker ŚāṅkhŚr. Kauś. Mn. &c
2. wise, sage W
3. pleasant, agreeable ib. - 2

⋙surāpa

1. ○pa m. (fr. √3. pā) a preserver of spirituous liqṭliquor ib

⋙surāpāṇa

1. ○pā́ṇa or n. the drinking of spṭspirituous liqṭliquor TS. ŚBr. Nir. &c

⋙surāpāna

1. ○pā́na n. the drinking of spṭspirituous liqṭliquor TS. ŚBr. Nir. &c
2. mfn. drinking spirituous liqṭliquor Cāṇ
3. eating anything to excite thirst W
4. m. pl. N. of the people of eastern India (so called from their drinking spirituous liqṭliquor) Pāṇ. 8-4, 9 Sch
5. (○ṇa) -parikṣīva, intoxicated MW
6. -prâyaścitta n. a penance for drinking spirits ib

⋙surāpātra

1. ○pātra n. a wine-glass or cup A

⋙surāpāna

1. ○pāna See -pāṇa

⋙surāpin

1. ○pin (?), mfn. drinking Surā Bhaṭṭ
2. possessing wine-drinkers MW

⋙surāpīta

1. ○pīta mfn. one who has drunk SṭSurā Pāṇ. 4-1, 53 Sch

⋙surāpītha

1. ○pītha m. the drinking of spṭspirituous liqṭliquor AitBr
2. mfn. drinking spirituous liqṭliquor BhP

⋙surāpriya

1. ○priya mf(ā)n. fond of Surā Hariv

⋙surābali

1. ○bali (súrā-), mfn. receiving an oblation of Surā TBr

⋙surābīja

1. ○bīja n. a substance serving for the preparation of beer
2. barm Bhpr. Suśr. Sch

⋙surābdhi

1. ○"ṣbdhi (○râb○), m. the ocean of spṭspirituous liqṭliquor MārkP

⋙surābhāga

1. ○bhāga m. the scum or froth of beer, yeast, barm L

⋙surābhājana

1. ○bhājana n. a wine cup Mn. xi, 148

⋙surābhāṇḍa

1. ○bhāṇḍa n. = -pātra A

⋙surāma

1. ○"ṣma (○râma), m. 'Surā-disease', intoxication or its effects RV

⋙surāmaṇḍa

1. ○maṇḍa m. = -bhāga L
2. the scum or froth of beer, yeast, barm W

⋙surāmatta

1. ○matta mfn. intoxicated by Surā Kāv. [Page 1236, Column]

⋙surāmada

1. ○madá m. Surā-intoxication ŚBr

⋙surāmaya

1. ○maya mf(ī)n. consisting of SṭSurā VS. Sch

⋙surāmukha

1. ○mukha m. 'having Surā in the mouth', N. of a serpentdemon MBh

⋙surāmūlya

1. ○mūlya n. drink-money Śak

⋙surāmeha

1. ○meha m. a kind of diabetes ŚārṅgS

⋙surāmehin

1. ○mehin mfn. suffering from diabṭdiabetes Suśr. - 2

⋙surālaya

1. ○laya (○râl○
2. for 1. surâl○ See p. 1235, col. 1), m. a tavern Vās

⋙surāvat

1. ○vat (súrā-), mfn. having spirituous liqṭliquor RV. ŚBr

⋙surāvāri

1. ○vāri m. spirituous liqṭliquor L

⋙surāvṛta

1. ○vṛta m. 'surrounded with spṭspirituous liqṭliquor', N. of the sun ib

⋙surāśū

1. ○śū́ mfn. swollen i.e. excited with spṭspirituous liqṭliquor RV
2. m. a drunkard MW
3. a heretic ib

⋙surāśodhana

1. ○śodhana n. N. of wk

⋙surāsaṃspṛṣṭa

1. ○saṃspṛṣṭa mfn. touched by spṭspirituous liqṭliquor Mn. xi, 171

⋙surāsaṃdhāna

1. ○saṃdhāna n. the distilling of spṭspirituous liqṭliquor MW

⋙surāsamudra

1. ○samudra m. the ocean of spṭspirituous liqṭliquor KapS. Sch

⋙surāsava

1. ○sava (○râs○), m. n. beer or spṭspirituous liqṭliquor produced by the fermentation of unripe corn Mn. MBh. Hariv. &c
2. n. Surā and Āsava BhP. Sch
3. spirituous liqṭliquor MW

⋙surāsoma

1. ○somá m. Soma in the form of Surā ŚāṅkhŚr
2. du. Surā and Soma (-vikrayin mfn. ) VS. KātyŚr

⋙surāhuti

1. ○"ṣhutí (○râh○), f. libation of Surā ŚBr. 2

⋙surottama

1. surôttama (prob.) n. (for 1. surôtt○ See p. 1235, col. 2) the scum of Surā Gobh. (Sch. 'excellent water')

⋙suroda

1. surôda mfn. having Sūra for water MBh. VP
2. m. the sea of Surā BhP. Pañcar

⋙surodaka

1. súrôdaka mf(ā)n. = prec. AV
2. m. = prec. VP

⋙suropayāma

1. surôpayāmá m. a vessel for holding SṭSurā MaitrS

≫suraka

1. suraka mfn. = surā-prakāra, surā-varṇa (applied to a snake), g. sthūlâdi

≫surīya

1. surīya or mfn. Pat. on Pāṇ. 5-1, 1 Vārtt. 4

⋙surya

1. surya mfn. Pat. on Pāṇ. 5-1, 1 Vārtt. 4

surāti

1. su-rāti su-rādhas &c. See p. 1232, col. 2

surāla

1. surāla m. N. of a preceptor Cat

surāṣṭra

1. su-rāṣṭra &c. See p. 1232, col. 2

surisa

1. surisa See indra-s○

surīka

1. surīka m. N. of a poet Cat

suruṅga

1. suruṅga m. a kind of tree, Moringa Pterygosperma (cf. su-raṅga, p. 1232, col. 1) L
2. (ā), f. (accord. to some = Gk. ?
3. cf. suraṅgā, p. 1235, [1236,] col. 2) a hole made underground for military purposes or for house-breaking, mine, excavation, breach, subterranean passage Mudr. Kathās. Divyâv

⋙suruṅgayuj

1. ○yuj m. = next L

⋙suruṅgāhi

1. suruṅgâhi m. 'underground-serpent', a house-breaker L

suruc

1. su-ruc su-ruci &c. See p. 1232, col. 2

surundalā

1. surundalā f. N. of a river L

surūṇḍa

1. surūṇḍa m. pl. N. of a dynasty (v. l. guruṇḍa
2. cf. muruṇḍa) BhP

surejya

1. surêjya surêndra, See p. 1235, cols. 1 and 2

sul

1. sul (only in prá-sulāmi, v. l. prá-tilāmi) VS. (= pra-veśayāmi Sch.)

sula

1. sula g. balâdi

⋙sulavat

1. ○vat mfn. ib

≫sulin

1. sulin mfn. (fr. sulá), g. balâdi

sulakkaṇa

1. su-lakkaṇa su-lakṣa &c. See p. 1232, col. 3

sulatāna

1. sulatāna m. a sultan L

suleka

1. su-léka m. (cf. leka) N. of an Āditya ĀpŚr

sulekha

1. su-lekha su-locana &c. See p. 1232, col. 3

sullaṇa

1. sullaṇa wṛ. for sulhaṇa below

sullāvihāra

1. sullā-vihāra m. N. of a monastery Rājat

sulhaṇa

1. sulhaṇa m. N. of the author of the Su-kavi-hṛidayânandinī (a Comm. on Kedāra's Vṛitta-ratnâkara) Cat

sulharī

1. sulharī f. N. of a place Rājat

suvaṃśa

1. su-vaṃśa su-vaktra &c. See p. 1233, col. 1

suvana

1. suvana m. (said to be fr. √2. sū = 5. su) the sun Uṇ. ii, 80 Sch
2. fire L
3. the moon L
4. n. in puṃ- and suparṇa-s○, q.v

suvar

1. súvar ind. = 3. svár, the sun, light, heaven Āpast. [Page 1236, Column]

⋙suvarga

1. ○gá (for su-varga See p. 1233, col. 1) = svargá TS. TBr
2. -kāma (○gá-), mfn. = svarga-k○, desiring heaven TS

⋙suvarjana

1. ○jána mfn. born or produced in heaven TBr

⋙suvarjit

1. ○jít mfn. winning heaven TS

⋙suvardhāman

1. ○dhāman (súvar-), mfn. abiding in heaven or light ib

⋙suvarvat

1. ○vat (súvar-) and mfn. = svárvat and svar-víd ib

⋙suvarvid

1. ○víd mfn. = svárvat and svar-víd ib

≫suvargeya

1. suvargéya or mfn. = svargyá, leading to heaven, celestial &c. TS

⋙suvargya

1. suvargyá mfn. = svargyá, leading to heaven, celestial &c. TS

suvarcaka

1. su-varcaka su-varcala &c. See p. 1233, col. 1

suvarṇa

1. su-várṇa mf(ā)n. of a good or beautiful colour, brilliant in hue, bright, golden, yellow RV. &c. &c
2. gold, made of gold TBr. ChUp. R
3. of a good tribe or caste MBh. xiii, 2607
4. m. a good colour MW
5. a good tribe or class ib
6. a kind of bdellium L
7. the thorn-apple L
8. a kind of metre VarBṛS. Sch
9. m. N. of a Deva-gandharva MBh
10. of an ascetic ib
11. of a minister of Daśa-ratha R
12. of a son of Antarīksha, Vp
13. of a king of Kāśmīra Rājat
14. of a poet Cat
15. m. (rarely n.) a partic. weight of gold (= 1 Karsha, = 16 Māshas, = 80 Raktikās, = about 175 grains troy) Mn. MBh. &c
16. a gold coin Mṛicch
17. a kind of bulbous plant (= suvarṇâlu) L
18. a kind of aloe L
19. a kind of sacrifice L
20. (ā), f. turmeric L
21. Sida Rhomboidea or Cordifolia L
22. another plant (= svarṇakṣīrī) L
23. a bitter gourd, colocynth W
24. N. of one of the seven tongues of fire MW
25. of a daughter of Ikshvāku (the wife of Su-hotra) MBh
26. (ī), f. the plant Salvinia Cucullata (perhaps wṛ. for sukarṇī). L
27. (am), n. gold (of which 57 synonyms are given) AV. &c. &c
28. money, wealth, property, riches L
29. a sort of yellow sandal-wood L
30. the flower of Mesua Roxburghī
31. a kind of vegetable (= gaura-suvarṇa) L
32. red ochre (= suvarṇagairika) L
33. the right pronunciation of sounds ŚBr
34. N. of a Tīrtha MBh
35. of a partic. world ib

⋙suvarṇakakṣya

1. ○kakṣya mfn. having a golden girdle MBh

⋙suvarṇakaṅkaṇa

1. ○kaṅkaṇa (Hit.),

⋙suvarṇakaṭaka

1. ○kaṭaka (Mṛicch.), n. a gold bracelet

⋙suvarṇakaṇa

1. ○kaṇa m. a species of bdellium L
2. -guggulu m. id. ib

⋙suvarṇakadalī

1. ○kadalī f. a kind of plantain ib

⋙suvarṇakartṛ

1. ○kartṛ m. a gold-worker, goldsmith Mn. MBh

⋙suvarṇakarṣa

1. ○karṣa m. a Karsha weight of gold MW

⋙suvarṇakāra

1. ○kāra m. id. Mn. R. Var. Vās
2. ○rânna n. food given by a goldsmith Mn. iv, 218
3. ○rêśvaravarman m. N. of a poet Subh

⋙suvarṇakṛt

1. ○kṛt m. = -kartṛ W

⋙suvarṇaketakī

1. ○ketakī f. a kind of plant, (or) a Ketakī made of gold Rājat

⋙suvarṇakeśa

1. ○keśa m. N. of a serpentdemon Buddh

⋙suvarṇakṣīrī

1. ○kṣīrī f. a kind of plant Suśr

⋙suvarṇagaṇita

1. ○gaṇita n. computation of gṭgold (of its weight and purity) Col
2. a partic. method of calculation in arithmetic W

⋙suvarṇagarbha

1. ○garbha m. N. of a Bodhi-sattva Buddh

⋙suvarṇagiri

1. ○giri m. N. of a mountain ib

⋙suvarṇagairika

1. ○gairika n. red ochre L

⋙suvarṇagotra

1. ○gotra n. N. of a kingdom Buddh

⋙suvarṇagranthi

1. ○granthi m. a pocket for keeping gold Pañcat

⋙suvarṇacakravartin

1. ○cakravartin m. 'one who sets a golden wheel in motion', a king Buddh

⋙suvarṇacampaka

1. ○campaka m. a yellowflowering Campaka Caurap. Sch

⋙suvarṇacaṣaka

1. ○caṣaka N. of Comm

⋙suvarṇacūḍa

1. ○cūḍa m. N. of a son of Garuḍa MBh

⋙suvarṇacūla

1. ○cūla m. a kind of bird Kathās

⋙suvarṇacaura

1. ○caura m. a stealer of gṭgold Mn. xi, 49

⋙suvarṇacaurikā

1. ○caurikā f. gold-stealing Mṛicch

⋙suvarṇajīvika

1. ○jīvika m. a gṭgold-merchant (a partic. mixed caste, the son of a Māṇikī by a Kāṃsya-kāra) L

⋙suvarṇajyotis

1. ○jyotis mfn. having a golden lustre NṛisUp

⋙suvarṇatantra

1. ○tantra n. N. of wk

⋙suvarṇatāla

1. ○tāla m. a golden palm MBh

⋙suvarṇadāna

1. ○dāna n. a gift of gold Cat

⋙suvarṇadvīpa

1. ○dvīpa m. n. 'golden island', (prob.) N. of Sumatra Kathās. Buddh

⋙suvarṇadhenu

1. ○dhenu f. a golden offering in the shape of a cow Cat
2. -dāna-vidhi m. N. of wk

⋙suvarṇanakulī

1. ○nakulī f. a kind of plant L

⋙suvarṇanaṣṭaśānti

1. ○naṣṭa-śānti f. N. of ch. of the Śānti-mayūkha,

⋙suvarṇanābha

1. ○nābha mfn. having a golden centre (as a cup or vessel of any kind) Āpast. Vishṇ
2. m. N. of an author Cat

⋙suvarṇanābhi

1. ○nābhi m. or f. a golden navel Vishṇ

⋙suvarṇapakṣa

1. ○pakṣa mfn. gold-winged TĀr

⋙suvarṇapattra

1. ○pattra m. 'id.', a kind of bird MBh

⋙suvarṇapadma

1. ○padma n. a gold-coloured lotus flower Suśr
2. a golden lotus flower Cat
3. -dāna n. N. of wk

⋙suvarṇapārśva

1. ○pārśva N. of a locality Rājat

⋙suvarṇapālikā

1. ○pālikā f. a kind of vessel made of gold R

⋙suvarṇapiñjara

1. ○piñjara mfn. yellow like gṭgold Mṛicch

⋙suvarṇapura

1. ○pura n. N. of a mythical city Kād

⋙suvarṇapuṣpa

1. ○puṣpa mf(ā)n. having gṭgold for flowers MBh. Pañcat. Kuval
2. m. the globe-amaranth L
3. n. its flower VarBṛS
4. (ā, or ī), f. a kind of plant ib

⋙suvarṇapuṣpita

1. ○puṣpita mfn. having gṭgold for flowers, abounding in gold Pañcat

⋙suvarṇapṛthvīdānavidhi

1. ○pṛthvī-dāna-vidhi m. N. of wk

⋙suvarṇapṛṣṭha

1. ○pṛṣṭha mfn. having a golden surface, overlaid with gold, gilded MBh

⋙suvarṇaprabhāsa

1. ○prabhāsa m. N. of a Yaksha Buddh. [Page 1236, Column]
2. of a Buddhist Sūtra wk
3. (ā), f. N. of the wife of the serpent-demon Kālika Lalit

⋙suvarṇaprasara

1. ○prasara n. the fragrant bark of the Feronia Elephantum L

⋙suvarṇaprasava

1. ○prasava n. id. MW

⋙suvarṇaphalā

1. ○phalā f. a species of Musa L

⋙suvarṇabalaja

1. ○bala-ja See sauvarṇabalaja

⋙suvarṇabindu

1. ○bindu m. N. of Vishṇu L
2. of a temple Hariv. Mālatīm

⋙suvarṇabhāṇḍa

1. ○bhāṇḍa or n. a jewel-box Mṛicch

⋙suvarṇabhāṇḍaka

1. ○bhāṇḍḍaka n. a jewel-box Mṛicch
2. ○ḍâgāra, a treasury ib

⋙suvarṇabhujendra

1. ○bhujêndra m. N. of a king Buddh

⋙suvarṇabhū

1. ○bhū f. 'gold-country', N. of a country said to be in the northeast VarBṛS

⋙suvarṇabhūmi

1. ○bhūmi f. = -dviipa Kathās. Jātakam

⋙suvarṇamaya

1. ○maya mf(ī)n. made or consisting of gold Pañcat

⋙suvarṇamākṣika

1. ○mākṣika n. a bright yellow mineral substance (thought to be pyritic iron ore) Bhpr

⋙suvarṇamālikā

1. ○mālikā f. 'gṭgold-garlanded', N. of a goddess Cat

⋙suvarṇamāṣa

1. ○māṣa m. (Prâyaśc.) or a partic. weight (= 5 Kṛishṇalas or 12 Dhānya-māshas)

⋙suvarṇamāṣaka

1. ○māḍṣaka (Suśr.), a partic. weight (= 5 Kṛishṇalas or 12 Dhānya-māshas)

⋙suvarṇamuktāvivāda

1. ○muktā-vivāda m. N. of a Kāvya

⋙suvarṇamukharī

1. ○mukharī f. N. of a river Cat
2. -māhātmya n. N. of ch. of the Skanda-purāṇa

⋙suvarṇamukhīmāhātmya

1. ○mukhī-māhātmya wṛ. for prec

⋙suvarṇamuṣṭi

1. ○muṣṭi f. a handful of gṭgold Lalit

⋙suvarṇamekhalī

1. ○mekhalī f. 'gold-girdled', N. of an Apsaras Kāraṇḍ

⋙suvarṇamedinī

1. ○medinī f. the earth represented in gold (-dāna n.) Cat

⋙suvarṇamocā

1. ○mocā f. a sort of Musa L

⋙suvarṇayūthikā

1. ○yūthikā or f. a species of jasmine Mṛicch

⋙suvarṇayūthī

1. ○yūḍthī f. a species of jasmine Mṛicch

⋙suvarṇarajata

1. ○rajatá mf(ā́)n. made or consisting of gold and silver Br
2. n. pl. gold and silver R

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1. suvarṇaratnākaracchattrakūṭa3su-várṇa--ratnâkara-cchattra-kūṭa or m. N. of a future Buddha Buddh

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1. suvarṇaratnākaracchattraketu3su-várṇa--ratnâkara-cchattra-ketu m. N. of a future Buddha Buddh

⋙suvarṇarambhā

1. ○rambhā f. a species of Musa L

⋙suvarṇarūpyaka

1. ○rūpyaka mfn. abounding in gold and silver MW
2. m. N. of an island R

⋙suvarṇarūpyamaya

1. ○rūpya-maya mf(ī)n. made or consisting of gold and silver Kāraṇḍ

⋙suvarṇarekha

1. ○rekha m. N. of an author Uṇ. iii, 136 Sch
2. (ā), f. N. of a river L

⋙suvarṇaretas

1. ○retas mfn. having golden semen (N. of Śiva) MBh

⋙suvarṇaretasa

1. ○retasa m. N. of a man
2. pl. his descendants Cat

⋙suvarṇaroman

1. ○roman mfn. having golden wool L
2. gold-haired ib
3. m. a ram Pañcat
4. N. of a son of Mahā-roman VP

⋙suvarṇalatā

1. ○latā f. Cardiospermum Halicacabum L

⋙suvarṇalekhā

1. ○lekhā f. a streak of gold (on a touchstone) Vās

⋙suvarṇavaṇij

1. ○vaṇij m. a gold-merchant, a partic. mixed caste (the son of a Vaiśya woman by an Ambashṭha) L. - 1

⋙suvarṇavat

1. ○vat mfn. 'containing or possessing gold' and 'having a correct pronunciation of sounds' (-tā f.) BṛĀrUp. Sch
2. beautiful, handsome MW
3. (atī), f. N. of various rivers containing gold L
4. of a town in Dakshiṇā-patha Hit. - 2

⋙suvarṇavat

1. ○vat ind. like gold L

⋙suvarṇavarṇa

1. ○varṇa mfn. golden coloured
2. m. N. of Vishṇu L
3. (ā), f. turmeric ib
4. (○ṇa)-tā f. the having a golden colour (one of the 32 signs of perfection) Dharmas. 83

⋙suvarṇavarṣa

1. ○varṣa m. N. of a king Inscr

⋙suvarṇavastrādi

1. ○vastrâdi n. money and clothes &c. L

⋙suvarṇavijaya

1. ○vijaya m. N. of a Kāvya

⋙suvarṇavṛṣabha

1. ○vṛṣabha m. a bull made of gṭgold (given as a present) Cat

⋙suvarṇaśakaṭikā

1. ○śakaṭikā f. a golden toy-cart Mṛicch

⋙suvarṇaśiras

1. ○śiras mfn. having a golden head MBh

⋙suvarṇaśileśvaratīrtha

1. ○śilêśvara-tīrtha n. N. of a Tīrtha Cat

⋙suvarṇaśekhara

1. ○śekhara n. N. of a city, Vṛishabhān

⋙suvarṇaṣṭhīvi

1. ○ṣṭhīvi or m. 'spitting gold', N. of a son of Sṛiñjaya MBh

⋙suvarṇaṣṭhīvin

1. ○ṣṭhīḍvin m. 'spitting gold', N. of a son of Sṛiñjaya MBh

⋙suvarṇasānūra

1. ○sānūra N. of a locality Rājat

⋙suvarṇasāra

1. ○sāra N. of wk

⋙suvarṇasiddha

1. ○siddha m. an adept in acquiring gold by magical means Pañcat

⋙suvarṇasūtra

1. ○sūtra n. a string of gold Hariv. Kum
2. N. of Comm

⋙suvarṇasteya

1. ○steya n. the stealing of gold (one of the 5 Mahā-pātakas or great crimes) Mn. xi, 98 &c

⋙suvarṇasteyin

1. ○steyin m. a stealer of gold L

⋙suvarṇasthāna

1. ○sthāna n. N. of a locality Cat
2. -māhātmya n. N. of ch. of wk

⋙suvarṇahali

1. ○hali m. a kind of tree L

⋙suvarṇākarṣaṇabhairavastotra

1. suvarṇâkarṣaṇabhairava-stotra n. N. of a Stotra

⋙suvarṇākṣa

1. suvarṇâkṣa m. 'golden-eyed', N. of Śiva MBh

⋙suvarṇākhya

1. suvarṇâkhya mfn. called Su-varṇa MBh
2. m. Mesua Roxburghī L
3. the thorn-apple MW

⋙suvarṇābha

1. suvarṇâbha m. Lapis Lazuli Npr
2. N. of a son of Śaṅkhapada MBh

⋙suvarṇābhiṣeka

1. suvarṇâbhiṣeka m. the sprinkling a bride and bridegroom with water containing a piece of gold MW

⋙suvarṇālaṃkāravat

1. suvarṇâlaṃkāra-vat mfn. having a golden ornament Hcat

⋙suvarṇālu

1. suvarṇâlu m. a kind of bulbous plant L

⋙suvarṇāvabhāsā

1. suvarṇâvabhāsā f. N. of a Gandharva maiden Kāraṇḍ

⋙suvarṇāhvā

1. suvarṇâhvā f. yellow jasmine L

≫suvarṇaka

1. suvarṇaka mfn. golden Harav
2. of a beautiful colour MW
3. m. Cathartocarpus Fistula Bhpr
4. (ifc.) a Karsha of gold MBh
5. n. gold ib. R
6. yellow brass L
7. lead ib
8. m. or n. (?) a kind of plant (v. l. ○ṇa-kṣīrī) Suśr

≫suvarṇasa

1. suvarṇasa mfn. g. tṛṇâdi

≫suvarṇāra

1. suvarṇāra m. Bauhinia Variegata Npr

≫suvarṇin

1. suvarṇin See maṇi-ratna-suv○

≫suvarṇībhū

1. suvarṇī-√bhū P. -bhavati, to become gold Pañcat. Kathās

≫suvarṇīya

1. suvarṇīya mfn. g. utkarâdi. [Page 1237, Column]

≫suvarṇya

1. suvarṇya mfn. = suvarṇam arhati g. daṇḍâdi

suvardhāman

1. súvar-dhāman &c. See p. 1236, col. 1

suvarṣa

1. su-varṣa &c. See p. 1233, col. 1

suvita

1. su-v-itá mfn. (fr. 5. su + ita
2. cf. sv-itá) easy of access or to traverse, prosperous (as a path) RV
3. faring well ib
4. n. a good path, prosperous course (opp. to dur-ita) ib
5. welfare, prosperity, fortune, good luck ib. AV. TBr

suvida

1. su-vida su-vidagdha &c. See p. 1233, col. 2

suśaṃsa

1. su-śáṃsa mfn. (i.e. 5. su + ś○) saying or wishing good things, blessing RV

≫su

1. su (to be similarly prefixed to the following):

⋙suśaṃsin

1. ○śaṃsín mfn. announcing or wishing good things W

⋙suśaka

1. ○śáka mf(ā)n. easy to be done or practicable RV
2. easy to or to be (inf.) Nyāyam

⋙suśakuna

1. ○śakuna n. good birds AV
2. mf(ā)n. of good augury, auspicious Bālar

⋙suśakta

1. ○śakta mfn. well able or capable Pāṇ. 5-4, 121. (v. l.)

⋙suśakti

1. ○śákti f. an easy possibility or feasibility, an easy affair RV
2. mfn. = prec. Pāṇ. 5-4, 121 (v. l.)
3. m. N. of a man Buddh

⋙suśaṭha

1. ○śaṭha mfn. very deceitful or false Subh

⋙suśaphagatimukha

1. ○śapha-gatimukha mfn. having beautiful hoofs (and) gait (and) mouths VarBṛS

⋙suśabda

1. ○śabda mfn. sounding well (as a flute) Mṛicch
2. -tā f. = sauśabdya, correct formation of grammatical forms Pratāp

⋙suśama

1. ○śama m. N. of a man (cf. sauśami) Siddh

⋙suśami

1. ○śámi or ind. diligently, carefully RV. VS. TS

⋙suśamī

1. ○śámī ind. diligently, carefully RV. VS. TS

⋙suśara

1. ○śara mfn. easily broken Nir

⋙suśaraṇa

1. ○śaraṇá mfn. affording secure refuge or protection RV. MBh. xiii, 1173 (v. l. for su-saraṇa)

⋙suśaraṇya

1. ○śaraṇya mfn. id. (said of Śiva) Śivag

⋙suśarīra

1. ○śarīra mfn. having a beautiful body, well shaped VarBṛS

⋙suśarman

1. ○śárman n. good refuge or protection AV
2. mfn. granting secure refuge or protection RV. VS
3. = atisukha Vās. (Sch.)
4. m. N. of an Asura Kathās
5. of a son of one of the Manus Hariv. MārkP
6. of a king MBh. BhP
7. of a Vaiśāli MārkP
8. of a Kāṇva VP
9. of Śāṃśapāyana Cat
10. pl. N. of a class of gods under the 13th Manu MārkP
11. (○ma) -candra m. N. of a king Inscr
12. -nagara or -pura n. N. of a town ib

⋙suśalya

1. ○śalya m. Mimosa Catechu L

⋙suśasta

1. ○śasta mfn. well recited (superl. -tama) AitBr

⋙suśasti

1. ○śastí f. good recitation, good hymn of praise. (also as form of instr.) RV. VS
2. mfn. praiseworthy RV

⋙suśāka

1. ○śāka m. 'good herb', N. of various plants (Abelmoschus Esculentus
2. = cañcu
3. = taṇḍulīya) L
4. n. = next L

⋙suśākaka

1. ○śākaka n. fresh ginger L

⋙suśānta

1. ○śānta mfn. thoroughly allayed or extinguished Kauś
2. very calm or placid (as water) MBh
3. (ā), f. N. of the wife of Śaśi-dhvaja Pur

⋙suśānti

1. ○śānti f. perfect calm or tranquillity MārkP
2. m. N. of Indra under the third Manu ib
3. of a son of Aja-mīḍha Hariv
4. of a son of Śānṭi VP

⋙suśārada

1. ○śārada m. N. of a teacher (with the patr. Śālaṅkāyana), IndSt

⋙suśāsana

1. ○śāsana n. good government MW

⋙suśāsita

1. ○śāsita mf(ā)n. well governed or regulated, kept under good discipline Hit

⋙suśāsya

1. ○śāsya mfn. easy to be controlled or governed MBh

⋙suśikṣita

1. ○śikṣita mfn. well instructed Mālav
2. well trained or taught or disciplined MBh

⋙suśikha

1. ○śikha mfn. having beautiful points or crests L
2. having a bright flame (as a lamp) Prab
3. m. N. of Agni or fire L
4. (ā), f. a peacock's crest MW
5. cock's comb L
6. (○khā) -samūha m. (a mass of) beautiful hair BhP

⋙suśithila

1. ○śithila mfn. very loose, much slackened or lessened
2. ○lī-kṛta mfn. id. Mudr

⋙suśipra

1. ○śiprá or mfn. having beautiful cheeks or jaws RV

⋙suśipra

1. ○śípra mfn. having beautiful cheeks or jaws RV

⋙suśiprin

1. ○śiprin mfn. id. MW

⋙suśimbikā

1. ○śimbikā f. a kind of plant L

⋙suśiras

1. ○śiras mfn. having a fine head R. Hariv

⋙suśilpa

1. ○śilpá mf(ā)n. beautifully decorated or variegated RV. VS

⋙suśiśvi

1. ○śiśvi (sú-), mfn. swelling or growing well (in the womb) RV

⋙suśiṣṭa

1. ○śiṣṭa mfn. well governed or governing MW
2. m. a faithful minister or counsellor ib

⋙suśiṣṭi

1. ○śiṣṭi (sú-), f. good aid or assistance RV

⋙suśiṣya

1. ○śiṣya m. a good pupil Śak

⋙suśīghra

1. ○śīghra mfn. very swift (am ind.) MBh
2. -ga mfn. running very swiftly R

⋙suśīta

1. ○śīta mfn. very cold or cooling Suśr. VarBṛS. &c
2. m. Ficos Infectoria L
3. (ā), f. a partic. plant (= śata-pattrī) L
4. n. great coldness MW
5. a kind of fragrant yellow sandalwood L

⋙suśītala

1. ○śītala mfn. very cold or cooling, frigid, freezing MBh. Kāv. &c
2. (am), n. coldness Subh
3. white sandal L
4. a kind of fragrant grass (= gandha-tṛṇa) L

⋙suśīma

1. ○śī́ma mfn. good to lie or sit upon (opp. to duḥ-ś○) ŚBr. ŚāṅkhBr
2. (wṛ. for suṣīma and su-sīma) [Page 1237, Column]
3. -kāma mf(ā)n. deeply in love (= tīvra-manmatha) Daś
4. (of unknown meaning) Kauś. 77

⋙suśīla

1. ○śīla mfn. well-disposed, goodtempered, having an amiable disposition MBh. Kāv. &c
2. tractable (as a cow) Yājñ
3. well conducted, well made, well shaped MW
4. m. N. of a son of Kauṇḍinya Hit
5. of various kings Kāv
6. (ā), f. N. of a wife of Kṛishṇa Hariv
7. of a female attending on Rādhā Pañcar
8. of the wife of Yama L
9. of a daughter of Hari-svāmin Cat
10. n. good temper or disposition MBh. Pañcar
11. -guṇa-vat mfn. having an amiable temper and other good qualities Subh
12. -tā f. -tva n. excellence of temper or disposition, good morals, natural amiability Kād. Vet. Hcat
13. -vat m. well-disposed, good-tempered Mṛicch
14. ○lântaka m. N. of a minister Kautukar
15. ○lin mfn. (= ○la-vat) MārkP

⋙suśīvikā

1. ○śīvikā f. a kind of bulbous √or plant (= vārāhī-kanda) L

⋙suśukla

1. ○śukla mfn. very white, Mahāvy

⋙suśukvan

1. ○śúkvan (RV.) or (VS.), mfn. shining brightly, brilliant

⋙suśukvani

1. ○śukváni (VS.), mfn. shining brightly, brilliant

⋙suśuddha

1. ○śuddha mfn. perfectly pure or bright Vishṇ. Hcat

⋙suśubha

1. ○śubha mfn. very beautiful or handsome (as an arm) R
2. very lucky or auspicious (as a day) Kathās
3. very noble (as a deed) R

⋙suśūlinīdaṇḍaka

1. ○śūlinī-daṇḍaka m. or n. (?) N. of wk

⋙suśṛṅga

1. ○śṛṅga mfn. having beautiful horns TBr

⋙suśṛṅgāra

1. ○śṛṅgāra mfn. beautifully adorned Pañcat

⋙suśṛta

1. ○śṛta (sú-), mfn. well cooked or prepared AV. &c. &c

⋙suśeva

1. ○śéva mfn. very dear or kind or favourable RV. AV. VS. TS
2. very auspicious or prosperous (as a path) AitBr

⋙suśevas

1. ○śévas mfn. very gracious or kind AV

⋙suśevya

1. ○śévya mfn. dearly loved RV

⋙suśoka

1. ○śóka mfn. shining beautifully RV

⋙suśoṇa

1. ○śoṇa mfn. dark red BhP

⋙suśodhita

1. ○śodhita mfn. perfectly cleaned, Mahāvy

⋙suśopha

1. ○śopha mf(ā)n. much swollen Siddh. on Perṇ. iv, 1, 51

⋙suśobhana

1. ○śobhana mf(ā)n. very handsome or beautiful, splendid, excellent MBh. Lalit. Kathās

⋙suśobhamāna

1. ○śobhamāna mfn. shining beautifully, handsome, splendid MārkP

⋙suśobhita

1. ○śobhita mfn. shining brightly Nār
2. beautified by (comp.) Pañcar

⋙suśoṣita

1. ○śoṣita mfn. well dried VarBṛS

⋙suścandra

1. ○ścandrá mfn. glittering beautifully RV

⋙suśrapa

1. ○śrápa mfn. easy to be cooked (compar. -tara) ŚBr

⋙suśrama

1. ○śrama m. N. of a son of Dharma (v. l. suśruma) VP

⋙suśrava

1. ○śrava mfn. worth hearing Pañcar
2. (ā), f. N. of a Vaidarbhī (the wife of Jayat-sena) MBh

⋙suśravas

1. ○śrávas mfn. abounding in glory, famous RV. AV. BhP
2. hearing well or gladly, gracious, kind (superl. -tama) RV. Kāṭh. ĀśvGṛ
3. N. of a Prajā-pati VP
4. of a serpent-demon Rājat
5. of a man RV. i, 53, 9 (Sāy.)
6. of a Ṛishi (having the patr. Kaushya) ŚBr
7. (○vo) -mantra m. N. of a partic. Mantra Saṃskārak

⋙suśravasyā

1. ○śravasyā́ f. willingness to hear RV

⋙suśrāta

1. ○śrāta (sú-), mfn. (= su-śṛta) well cooked RV

⋙suśrānta

1. ○śrānta mfn. very tired, greatly exhausted Cāṇ. (v. l.) Pañcat

⋙suśrī

1. ○śrī́ mfn. very splendid or rich RV

⋙suśrīka

1. ○śrīka mf(ā)n. id. Hariv. Sāh
2. (ā), f. the incense-tree L

⋙suśruk

1. ○śrúk See -śrút

⋙suśruṇa

1. ○śrúṇa mfn. obtaining good hearing (Sāy. 'very famous') RV

⋙suśrut

1. ○śrút mfn. (nom. -śrúk), hearing well RV. AV. TBr
2. m. N. of a man Pat. on Pāṇ. 1-1, 3 &c

⋙suśruta

1. ○śruta (sú-), mfn. very famous RV
2. well or correctly heard Naish
3. gladly heard Mn. iii, 254
4. N. of the author of a system of medicine (reputed son of Viśvā-mitra and descendant of Dhanvantari
5. his work with that of Caraka, another older medical authority, is held in great esteem
6. it consists of six books)
7. of a son of Su-bhāsa VP
8. of a son of Padmôbhava Daś
9. (am), n. N. of the above medical work
10. also of the work of Caraka Naish. iv, 116
11. 'well heard', an exclamation at a Srāddha (cf. śrauṣat) Mn. iii, 254
12. -pāṭha-śuddhi f. N. of wk
13. -saṃhitā f. Suśruta's medical work
14. -sāra m. N. of wk

⋙suśruti

1. ○śruti (sú-), f. a good or quick ear AV

⋙suśroṇā

1. ○śroṇā f. N. of a river Hariv

⋙suśroṇi

1. ○śroṇi mf(ī)n. having beautiful hips (= ?) MBh
2. (ī), f. N. of a goddess Cat

⋙suśrotu

1. ○śrótu mfn. hearing willingly RV

⋙suślakṣṇa

1. ○ślakṣṇa mf(ā)n. very smooth or soft or tender (am ind.) MBh
2. very gracious (as speech) Bcar

⋙suśliṣṭa

1. ○śliṣṭa mfn. closely adhering, well joined or contracted, close, tight Kāv. VarBṛS
2. well ratified Sāh
3. very conclusive or intelligible Mālatīm. Jātakam
4. -guṇa mfn. having the strings tightly knotted (as a garland, -tā f.) Mālatīm
5. -saṃdhi m. pl. very firm or strong joints VarBṛS
6. mfn. having very firm joints (-tā f.) ib

⋙suśleṣa

1. ○śleṣa m. close or intimate union, a close embrace W
2. mfn. having a close embrace (and 'having a beautiful play on words'
3. See śleṣa) Vās

⋙suśloka

1. ○śloka (sú-), mf(ā)n. well sounding or speaking VS. TBr. &c
2. of good renown, famous, celebrated BhP

⋙suślokya

1. ○ślokya mfn. very famous BhP. [Page 1237, Column]
2. n. well sounding speech, praise, fame GṛS

⋙suśva

1. ○śva mfn. having a happy to-morrow Pāṇ. 5-4, 220

suśavī

1. suśavī See suṣavii, p. 1238, col. 1

suśikman

1. suśikman (prob. wṛ.) MaitrS

suśeru

1. suśéru m. a kind of sand or gravel TBr. (Sch.)

suśravas

1. su-śravas su-śruta &c. See col. 2

suṣaṃsad

1. su-ṣaṃsad mfn. (i.e. 5. su + saṃsád) having a good meeting, fond of good company RV

≫su

1. su (to be similarly prefixed to the following, in which the initial ṣ stands for an orig. s):

⋙suṣakhi

1. ○ṣakhí mfn. a good friend or having good friends RV

⋙suṣaṇa

1. ○ṣáṇa or mfn. easy to be acquired ib

⋙suṣaṇana

1. ○ṣaṇaná mfn. easy to be acquired ib

⋙suṣad

1. ○ṣád mfn. addicted to sexual intercourse AV

⋙suṣada

1. ○ṣáda mf(ā)n. easy to sit or dwell in AV. TS
2. easy to be mounted or ridden (as a horse) VS

⋙suṣadman

1. ○ṣadman m. N. of a man (cf. sauṣadmana)

⋙suṣaṃdhi

1. ○ṣaṃdhi m. (also written su-s○) N. of a son of Māndhātṛi R
2. of a son of Prasuśruta VP. - 1

⋙suṣama

1. ○ṣama mfn. very even &c. (= sama
2. cf. su-sama) L
3. very beautiful, splendid Pañcar
4. easily intelligible L
5. (ā), f. exquisite beauty, splendour Naish. Bhām
6. a partic. plant Chandom
7. a kind of metre Col
8. (with Jainas) the second Ara or spoke of a time-wheel in an Avasarpiṇī, and the fifth in an Utsarpiṇī (supposed to be a period in which continuous happiness is enjoyed by mankind
9. sometimes written su-khamā) L
10. N. of a Surâṅganā Siṃhâs
11. (ī), f. g. gaurâdi
12. (○ma)-duḥṣamā f. (with Jainas) N. of two spokes of a time-wheel (the third in an Avasarpiṇī and the fourth in an Utsarpiṇī) L. - 2

⋙suṣama

1. ○ṣáma n. a happy year ŚBr

⋙suṣamiddha

1. ○ṣamiddha (sú-), mfn. = sú-samiddha (q.v.)

⋙suṣamidh

1. ○ṣamídh f. good fuel RV. TBr
2. mfn. (also written su-s○) having good fuel, burning or lighting well AitBr. ŚāṅkhŚr

⋙suṣavī

1. ○ṣavī See s.v

⋙suṣavya

1. ○ṣavyá mfn. having a strong left hand (applied to Indra) RV

⋙suṣaha

1. ○ṣáha (or -ṣā́ha), mfn. easily subdued or conquered RV

⋙suṣā

1. ○ṣā́ mfn. (for suṣā See s.v.) easily gaining or procuring ib

⋙suṣāḍha

1. ○ṣāḍha m. N. of Śiva MBh

⋙suṣāman

1. ○ṣāmán n. a beautiful song RV
2. (-ṣā́man), m. (also written su-s○), N. of a man ib. MBh. (cf. Pāṇ. 6-4, 170 Sch.)
3. mf(○mṇī)n. peaceful Bhaṭṭ

⋙suṣārathi

1. ○ṣārathí m. an excellent charioteer RV

⋙suṣāha

1. ○ṣā́ha See -ṣáha

⋙suṣikta

1. ○ṣikta mfn. well sprinkled R

⋙suṣita

1. ○ṣita mfn. = -sita Pañcar

⋙suṣira

1. ○ṣirá See s.v

⋙suṣīma

1. ○ṣīma mfn. cold, frigid L
2. pleasant, agreeable L
3. m. a sort of snake L
4. the Candra-kānta or moon gem L
5. (○má), prob. n. luck, welfare Suparṇ

⋙suṣut

1. ○ṣút mfn. pressing out (Soma &c.) well (superl. -ṣút-tama) MaitrS

⋙suṣuta

1. ○ṣuta (sú-), mfn. well pressed out or prepared RV

⋙suṣuti

1. ○ṣuti (sú-), f. a good er easy birth RV

⋙suṣupta

1. ○ṣupta (sú-), mfn. fast asleep ŚBr. Kām. &c
2. n. = next Up. Śaṃk. BhP

⋙suṣupti

1. ○ṣupti f. deep sleep (in phil. 'complete unconsciousness') Vedântas
2. -vat ind. as in deep sleep ib

⋙suṣumat

1. ○ṣumát mfn. (prop.) very stimulating (accord. to Sāy. = soma-vat or śobhana-prasava) RV. x, 3, 1

⋙suṣumṇa

1. ○ṣumṇá or mf(ā)n. very gracious or kind RV. VS

⋙suṣumna

1. ○ṣumná mf(ā)n. very gracious or kind RV. VS
2. m. N. of one of the 7 principal rays of the sun (supposed to supply heat to the moon) VP
3. (ā), f. a partic. artery (prob. 'the carotid') or vein of the body (lying between those called iḍā and piṅgalā, and supposed to be one of the passages for the breath or spirit
4. cf. brahma-randhra) Up. BhP. Rājat. - 1

⋙suṣū

1. ○ṣū́ mfn. (prob.) very stimulating (accord. to others = su-ṣuta
2. superl. -ṣū́tama) VS. - 2

⋙suṣū

1. ○ṣū́ mfn. bringing forth easily RV

⋙suṣūta

1. ○ṣūta (sú-), mfn. well begotten ib

⋙suṣūti

1. ○ṣūti f. Pāṇ. 8-3, 88

⋙suṣūmā

1. ○ṣū́mā f. bringing forth easily RV

⋙suṣeka

1. ○ṣéka and mfn. flowing or running well ib

⋙suṣecana

1. ○ṣecaná mfn. flowing or running well ib

⋙suṣeṇa

1. ○ṣéṇa mfn. having a good missile (said of Kṛishṇa and Indra) MBh. VarBṛS
2. m. 'having beautiful clusters', Carissa Carandas L
3. Calamus Rotang L
4. m. N. of Vishṇu MBh
5. of a Gandharva VS. BhP
6. of a Yaksha VP
7. of a serpent-demon MBh
8. of a Vidyā-dhara Kathās
9. of a monkey-chief (son of Varuṇa or Dhanvantari, father of Tārā, and physician of Su-grīva) MBh. R. &c
10. of a son of the second Manu BhP
11. of a son of Kṛishṇa Hariv
12. of a king of Śūra-sena Ragh
13. of a son of Parīkshit MBh
14. of a son of Dhṛitarāshṭra ib
15. of a son of Viśva-garbha Hariv
16. of a son of Vasu-deva BhP
17. of a son of Śambara Hariv
18. of a son of Vṛishṭi-mat (or Vṛishṇi-mat) VP. [Page 1238, Column]
19. of a son of Karma-sena Kathās
20. of a physician of Prabhākara-vardhana Vās., Introd
21. (with kavirājamiśra) of a grammarian Cat
22. (ā), f. N. of a princess Kathās
23. (ī), f. Ipomoea or Convolvulus Turpethum L

⋙suṣeṇikā

1. ○ṣeṇikā f. N. of a plant (prob. = prec.) L

⋙suṣedha

1. ○ṣedha mfn. g. suṣāmâdi

⋙suṣoma

1. ○ṣóma m. 'containing good sap', N. of a partic. Soma vessel RV
2. (ā), f. id. ib
3. N. of a river ib. BhP

⋙suṣṭarīman

1. ○ṣṭárīman mfn. forming an excellent bed or couch VS. TBr

⋙suṣṭu

1. ○ṣṭú mfn. highly praised or celebrated RV

⋙suṣṭuta

1. ○ṣṭuta (sú-), mfn. id. ib
2. correctly pronounced ib. Lāṭy

⋙suṣṭuti

1. ○ṣṭutí f. excellent praise, a beautiful hymn RV. VS. AV

⋙suṣṭubh

1. ○ṣṭúbh mfn. uttering a shrill cry RV. ŚāṅkhŚr
2. (prob. f.) a shrill cry RV

⋙suṣṭhāna

1. ○ṣṭhāná mf(ā)n. standing firm RV

⋙suṣṭhāman

1. ○ṣṭhā́man mfn. having a firm support or frame (as a chariot) ib

⋙suṣṭhita

1. ○ṣṭhita incorrect for su-sthita (q.v.)

⋙suṣṭhu

1. ○ṣṭhú See below

suṣavī

1. suṣavī f. (also written suśavii and susavii) N. of various plants (Momordica Charantia
2. Nigella Indica &c.) Suśr. Bhpr

≫suṣā

1. suṣā f. (also written śuṣā
2. for su-ṣā See p. 1237, col. 3) black cumin or fennel Car

suṣi

1. suṣi m. (also written śuṣi) the hole of a reed or cane ĀpŚr. Sch
2. m. a tube (cf. deva-s○)

⋙suṣinandi

1. ○nandi m. N. of a king, Vl

≫suṣira

1. suṣira mf(ā)n. (prob. fr. su + sirā, q.v., also written śuṣ○) 'having a good tube or channel', perforated, pierced, hollow RV. &c. &c
2. having spaces MW
3. slow in articulation (= vilambita), id
4. m. 'having a good flow of fluid or sap', a reed, bamboo, cane L
5. fire (also n.) L
6. a mouse L
7. (ā), f. a partic. fragrant bark L
8. a river L
9. (am), n. a hollow, hole, cavity Kām. MārkP
10. a wind instrument Saṃgīt
11. the air, atmosphere L
12. cloves L

⋙suṣiraccheda

1. ○ccheda m. a kind of flute L

⋙suṣiratā

1. ○tā f. (Rājat.),

⋙suṣiratva

1. ○tva n. (Śaṃk.) the being hollow, hollowness

⋙suṣiravat

1. ○vat mfn. hollow ĀpŚr. Sch

⋙suṣiravivara

1. ○vivara m. a hole (esp. of a snake) Kāv
2. ○rin mfn. hollow HPariś

suṣika

1. suṣika or suṣima m. coldness L
2. mfn. cold ib

suṣilīkā

1. suṣilī́kā f. a kind of bird VS. MaitrS

suṣut

1. su-ṣut &c. See p. 1237, col. 3

suṣupsā

1. suṣupsā f. (fr. Desid. of √svap) desire of sleeping, sleepiness MBh. Naish

≫suṣupsa

1. suṣupsa mfn. desirous of sleeping, sleepy Suśr. Śiś. BhP

suṣūya

1. suṣūya Nom. Ā. ○yate (also written susūya
2. 1. asūya), to like, be fond of, enjoy (acc.) Car

suṣkanta

1. suṣkanta m. N. of a son of Dharmanetra (v. l. suṣmanta) Hariv

suṣṭhu

1. suṣṭhú ind. (fr. √sthā
2. cf. duḥ-ṣṭhu) aptly, fitly, duly, well, excellently, exceedingly (suṣṭhu khalu, 'most certainly') RV. &c. &c

⋙suṣṭhutaram

1. ○taram ind. still more, in a higher degree Jātakam

⋙suṣṭhutā

1. ○tā f. welfare, prosperity, Mahāv

⋙suṣṭhudvāra

1. ○dvāra mfn. affording a good entrance (used in explaining sukhá) Sāy. on RV. iii, 35, 4

⋙suṣṭhuvah

1. ○váh (or -vā́h), mfn. carrying well bearing along rapidly (as horses) RV

suṣma

1. suṣma n. a rope, cord (v. l. for śulba) L

suṣmanta

1. suṣmanta See suṣkanta above

suṣvaya

1. suṣváya Nom. P. Ā. ○yati, ○te (fr. next), to run, flow RV. AV

≫suṣvi

1. súṣvi mfn. (fr. 3. su) pressing or preparing Soma RV

susaṃyata

1. su-saṃyata mfn. (i.e. 5. su + s○) well governed or guided (as horses) MBh. Prab. BhP
2. well restrained or controlled, well composed Mn. MBh. &c

≫su

1. su (to be similarly prefixed to the following):

⋙susaṃyatta

1. ○saṃyátta mf(ā)n. well prepared or ready or on one's guard (v. l. -sampanna) Hariv

⋙susaṃyukta

1. ○saṃyukta mfn. closely joined or united Hariv
2. well or equally matched (in number) R
3. well supplied or furnished with (instr.) ib

⋙susaṃyuta

1. ○saṃyuta mfn. well composed or knit together (v. l. -saṃhata) R
2. well joined with (comp.) BrahmaP

⋙susaṃrabdha

1. ○saṃrabdha (sú-), mfn. firmly established RV
2. very angry, greatly enraged or agitated (compar. -tara) MBh. R. &c
3. n. = next R. [Page 1238, Column]

⋙susaṃrambha

1. ○saṃrambha m. violent anger R. Sch

⋙susaṃvigna

1. ○saṃvigna mfn. greatly agitated or perplexed MBh. R

⋙susaṃvīta

1. ○saṃvīta mfn. well covered or clothed or dressed MBh
2. well girt, well mailed ib
3. richly furnished with (comp.) R

⋙susaṃvṛta

1. ○saṃvṛta mfn. well covered or veiled or dressed, wrapped up or concealed in (instr. or comp.) Mn. MBh. &c
2. well girt with (instr.) R
3. well surrounded or accompanied by (instr.) BhP
4. well hidden, kept very secret MBh. R
5. carefully guarding one's self MārkP

⋙susaṃvṛti

1. ○saṃvṛti mfn. well concealed Śiś. xvi, 23

⋙susaṃvṛtta

1. ○saṃvṛtta mfn. appearing in good or proper order, rightly sprung from (abl.) Hariv
2. duly occurred BhP
3. well-rounded, Mahāv
4. -skandhatā f. having the shoulders well rounded (one of the 32 signs of perfection) Dharmas. 83

⋙susaṃvṛtti

1. ○saṃvṛtti wṛ. for -saṃvṛti

⋙susaṃvṛddha

1. ○saṃvṛddha mfn. well thriven, prosperous MBh

⋙susaṃśās

1. ○saṃśās (sú-), mfn. well directing or instructing AV

⋙susaṃśita

1. ○saṃśita mfn. well sharpened, very sharp RV. AV. MBh
2. of keen understanding MBh

⋙susaṃśrita

1. ○saṃśrita wṛ. for prec

⋙susaṃśliṣṭa

1. ○saṃśliṣṭa mfn. well composed (as a speech) R

⋙susaṃsad

1. ○saṃsád See -ṣaṃsád

⋙susaṃsṛṣṭa

1. ○saṃsṛṣṭa wṛ. for -sammṛṣṭa

⋙susaṃskṛta

1. ○saṃskṛta (sú-), mfn. beautifully adorned or decorated RV
2. well cooked or prepared R. Lalit
3. kept in good order R. (cf. comp.)
4. correct Sanskṛit Suśr
5. (prob. m.) a sacred text or precept MBh. (Nīlak.)
6. ○tôpaskara mfn. keeping the household utensils in good order Mn. v, 150
7. ○ra-tā f. Vishṇ

⋙susaṃsthā

1. ○saṃsthā f. (only acc. with √kṛ, 'to duly discharge an obligation') R

⋙susaṃsthāna

1. ○saṃsthāna mfn. well shaped or formed VarBṛS

⋙susaṃsthita

1. ○saṃsthita mfn. id. R
2. well situated W
3. standing firmly, doing well ib
4. well brought together, circumscribed ib
5. m. N. of a man, Saddh

⋙susaṃhata

1. ○saṃhata mf(ā)n. firmly joined or combined, closely united, pressed against each other MBh. Kāv. &c
2. well compacted, well knit together (acc. with √kṛ, 'to close very tightly') R. VarBṛS. Mṛicch

⋙susaṃhati

1. ○saṃhati mfn. well combined, closely united Śiś

⋙susaṃhita

1. ○saṃhita mfn. well united MW
2. -pramāṇa mfn. having well united principals or chiefs ib

⋙susaṃhṛṣṭa

1. ○saṃhṛṣṭa mfn. greatly delighted R

⋙susaktu

1. ○saktu m. pl. excellent groats VarYogay

⋙susaktha

1. ○saktha or mfn. having beautiful thighs Pāṇ. 5-4, 121

⋙susakthi

1. ○sakthi mfn. having beautiful thighs Pāṇ. 5-4, 121

⋙susakhi

1. ○sakhi m. (cf. su-ṣakhi) a good friend Śiś

⋙susaṃkaṭa

1. ○saṃkaṭa mfn. firmly closed MBh
2. hard to be explained, difficult ib
3. n. a great difficulty, very difficult matter or task BhP

⋙susaṃkāśa

1. ○saṃkāśá mf(ā́)n. of beautiful appearance, handsome RV

⋙susaṃkula

1. ○saṃkula m. N. of a king MBh

⋙susaṃkruddha

1. ○saṃkruddha mfn. greatly enraged MBh. R

⋙susaṃkṣepa

1. ○saṃkṣepa m. N. of Śiva MBh

⋙susaṅga

1. ○saṅga mfn. very much adhered to or liked MBh

⋙susaṃgatā

1. ○saṃgatā f. N. of a woman Ratnâv

⋙susaṃgama

1. ○saṃgama m. an excellent assembly or place of meeting BhP

⋙susaṃgupta

1. ○saṃgupta mfn. well kept or guarded or concealed MBh

⋙susaṃgṛhīta

1. ○saṃgṛhīta mfn. well restrained or controlled or governed
2. -rāṣṭra mfn. one who governs his country well Mn. vii, 113
3. well received MBh
4. well kept or preserved W
5. well abridged ib

⋙susaṃgraha

1. ○saṃgraha m. an excellent compendium Hariv

⋙susaciva

1. ○saciva m. a good minister or counsellor Mudr
2. mfn. having a good minister or counsellor Kām

⋙susajjīkṛ

1. ○sajjī-√kṛ P. -karoti, to make perfectly ready Hit

⋙susaṃcita

1. ○saṃcita mfn. well gathered, carefully accumulated (am ind. with √kṛ, 'to gather or collect carefully') ĀśvGṛ. Pañcat
2. amply provided with Hcat

⋙susatkṛta

1. ○satkṛta mfn. well arranged, beautifully adorned or decorated MBh
2. received or treated with great hospitality, highly honoured R
3. one to whom the supreme honours have been duly rendered R

⋙susattra

1. ○sattra n. a well managed hospital or hospice Kathās

⋙susattva

1. ○sattva mfn. very resolute or courageous ib

⋙susatya

1. ○satyá mfn. AV. xx, 135, 4
2. (ā), f. N. of a wife of Janaka KālP

⋙susadṛśa

1. ○sadṛśa mf(ī)n. very like or similar Veṇis. Nāg

⋙susani

1. ○sani mfn. very munificent or liberal (○ní-tā f.) RV

⋙susanitṛ

1. ○sanitṛ m. a liberal giver, generous benefactor ib

⋙susaṃtuṣṭa

1. ○saṃtuṣṭa mfn. well satisfied MBh

⋙susaṃtoṣa

1. ○saṃtoṣa mfn. easy to be satisfied ib

⋙susaṃtrasta

1. ○saṃtrasta mfn. greatly alarmed R

⋙susaṃdīpta

1. ○saṃdīpta mfn. flaming beautifully Pañcat

⋙susaṃdṛś

1. ○saṃdṛ́ś mfn. having a pleasing aspect, agreeable to look at, fair to see RV

⋙susaṃdha

1. ○saṃdha mfn. true to a promise, keeping one's word Kām

⋙susaṃdhi

1. ○saṃdhi See -ṣaṃdhi

⋙susaṃdhita

1. ○saṃdhita mfn. well reconciled MW

⋙susanna

1. ○sanna mf(ā)n. completely finished or done with, frustrated, foiled Mṛicch

⋙susaṃnata

1. ○saṃnata (sú-), mfn. well directed (said of an arrow) AV

⋙susaṃnipātita

1. ○saṃnipātita mfn. well hurled R

⋙susabhājita

1. ○sabhājita mfn. well honoured, treated with great attention or regard R. [Page 1238, Column]

⋙susabheya

1. ○sabheya (sú-), mfn. skilful in council or company TS

⋙susama

1. ○sama mf(ā)n. (cf. su-ṣama) perfectly level or smooth VarBṛS
2. well-proportioned Vishṇ
3. better than middling VarBṛS
4. ○mī-√kṛ, to make perfectly smooth or even MBh

⋙susamākṛta

1. ○samākṛta mf(ā)n. well furnished or supplied with (instr.) R

⋙susamāpta

1. ○samāpta mfn. well finished or done, Mahāvy

⋙susamārabdha

1. ○samārabdha mfn. (prob.) very energetic in enterprise ib

⋙susamāśrita

1. ○samāśrita mfn. well stationed R

⋙susamāsīna

1. ○samāsīna mfn. comfortably seated MBh

⋙susamāhita

1. ○samāhita (sú-), mfn. well laden (as a waggon) ŚBr
2. well arrayed or repaired, beautifully adorned R
3. very intent or attentive, having the mind intently fixed or absorbed on a subject or object MBh. Kāv. &c
4. perfectly fit or suitable Mālatīm

⋙susamiddha

1. ○samiddha (sú-), mfn. well kindled or lighted RV. GṛŚrS

⋙susamidh

1. ○samidh See -ṣamidh

⋙susamīpa

1. ○samīpa mfn. occurring in a short time, imminent VarBṛS

⋙susamīhita

1. ○samīhita mfn. much desired, very welcome Mālatīm

⋙susamubdha

1. ○samubdha (sú-), mfn. well bound or fettered RV

⋙susamṛddha

1. ○samṛddha (sú-), mfn. quite perfect AV. ŚBr
2. very abundant R
3. very wealthy or prosperous Mn. iii, 125
4. ○ddhârtha mf(ā)n. abundantly provided with everything R

⋙susamṛddhi

1. ○samṛddhi f. great wealth or riches MBh

⋙susampad

1. ○sampad f. pl. plenty, abundance, great wealth or prosperity Pañcad

⋙susampanna

1. ○sampanna mf(ā)n. well furnished, or supplied MBh. Hariv
2. full grown Mṛicch. i, 55/56

⋙susampiṣṭa

1. ○sampiṣṭa (sú-), mfn. much crushed or shattered RV

⋙susampūrṇa

1. ○sampūrṇa mfn. completely filled, i.e. provided with (comp.) R

⋙susamprajña

1. ○samprajña mfn. perfectly conscious Lalit

⋙susampratapta

1. ○sampratapta mfn. thoroughly harassed or afflicted Kām

⋙susamprasthita

1. ○samprasthita m. N. of a man Buddh

⋙susamprahṛṣṭa

1. ○samprahṛṣṭa mfn. greatly delighted R. (B.)

⋙susamprīta

1. ○samprīta mfn. id. Bhaṭṭ

⋙susambaddha

1. ○sambaddha mfn. well bound, closely united MBh. Pañcat

⋙susambandha

1. ○sambandha mfn. well joined MW

⋙susambhava

1. ○sambhava m. N. of a king Buddh

⋙susambhāvya

1. ○sambhāvya m. N. of a son of Manu Raivata (v. l. sambhāvya) VP

⋙susambhṛt

1. ○sambhṛ́t f. good or right collecting together TS. TBr

⋙susambhṛta

1. ○sambhṛta mfn. well collected or arranged or prepared MBh. (printed -saṃvṛta)

⋙susambhṛti

1. ○sambhṛti f. right collection of requisites Naish

⋙susambhrama

1. ○sambhrama m. great agitation or hurry Pañcat
2. great reverence MW

⋙susambhramat

1. ○sambhramat (Bcar.), or (MBh.), mf(ā)n. greatly agitated or bewildered

⋙susambhrānta

1. ○sambhrānta (MBh.), mf(ā)n. greatly agitated or bewildered

⋙susammata

1. ○sammata mfn. much honoured, highly approved MBh

⋙susammṛṣṭa

1. ○sammṛṣṭa (sú-), mfn. well rubbed or cleansed RV. MBh

⋙susaraṇa

1. ○saraṇá n. getting on well, easy progress RV
2. m. N. of Śiva (v. l. -śaraṇa) MBh

⋙susarala

1. ○sarala mfn. perfectly straight Gol

⋙susartu

1. ○sártu f. N. of a river RV

⋙susarva

1. ○sarva (sú-), mfn. quite complete ŚBr

⋙susalila

1. ○salila mf(ā)n. having good water R

⋙susava

1. ○sava wṛ. for -hava AV

⋙susasya

1. ○sasyá mf(ā́)n. well grown with corn Hariv. - 1

⋙susaha

1. ○saha (sú-), ind. good company RV. - 2

⋙susaha

1. ○saha mfn. easy to be borne or suffered W
2. bearing or enduring well ib
3. m. N. of Śiva MBh. (= saumya Nīlak.)

⋙susahāya

1. ○sahâya mfn. having a good companion or assistant Mn. vii, 31
2. -vat mfn. id. Suśr. Kathās

⋙susādhana

1. ○sādhana mfn. easy to be proved (-tva n.) Sarvad

⋙susādhita

1. ○sādhita mfn. well trained or educated Hit. (v. l.)
2. well cooked or prepared Lalit

⋙susādhu

1. ○sādhu mfn. quite right or correct Car

⋙susādhya

1. ○sādhya mf(ā)n. easy to be kept in order, obedient, amenable Pañcar

⋙susāntvita

1. ○sāntvita mf(ā)n. thoroughly conciliated MBh

⋙susāntvayamana

1. ○sāntvayamana mfn. being thoroughly conciliated ib

⋙susāman

1. ○sāman n. conciliatory words, good negotiation Pañcat. (v. l.)
2. m. See [s?-SAman]

⋙susāya

1. ○sāyá n. a good evening (am ind. 'early in the evening') AV. KātyŚr

⋙susāra

1. ○sāra m. good essence or sap or substance MW
2. competence ib
3. mfn. having good essṭessence or sap ib
4. m. the red-flowering Khadira, Mimosa Catechu L
5. -vat mfn. having good essṭessence or substṭsubstance MW
6. n. crystal L

⋙susārathi

1. ○sārathi m. having a good charioteer Śiś

⋙susārthavāha

1. ○sârtha-vāha m. N. of a man Buddh

⋙susāvitra

1. ○sāvitra n. good action or influence of Savitṛi PañcavBr. KātyŚr

⋙susikatā

1. ○sikatā f. (only L.) good sand
2. gravel
3. sugar

⋙susikta

1. ○sikta mfn. (cf. suṣ○) well sprinkled, Mahāv

⋙susic

1. ○síc mfn. (of unknown meaning.) MaitrS

⋙susita

1. ○sita mfn. pure white Kathās

⋙susiddha

1. ○siddha mfn. well cooked Suśr
2. very efficacious, possessing great magical power MBh
3. ○ddhârtha mfn. one whose object is completely effected ib

⋙susīma

1. ○sīma mf(ā)n. having the hair well parted GṛŚrS. KaushUp
2. having good boundaries R
3. m. N. of a son of Bindu-sāra Divyâv
4. (ā), f. a good boundary MW
5. N. of the mother of the sixth Arhat L. [Page 1239, Column]
6. of a town Divyâv

⋙susīman

1. ○sīman m. N. of a village HPariś

⋙susukha

1. ○sukha mf(ā)n. very pleasant or easy or comfortable (am, ind.) R. Hariv
2. feeling very comfṭcomfortable or happy R
3. -dṛśya mfn. very pleasant to see Pañcar
4. ○khôdaya mfn. causing great comfort or pleasure R

⋙susukhin

1. ○sukhin mfn. very comfortable or happy R

⋙susugandha

1. ○sugandha or very sweet-smelling or fragrant MBh. R. &c

⋙susugandhi

1. ○suganḍdhi very sweet-smelling or fragrant MBh. R. &c

⋙susutama

1. ○sutama (sú-), mfn. (used in explaining su-ṣū́tama) ŚBr

⋙susundara

1. ○sundara mfn. very handsome Buddh

⋙susubhikṣa

1. ○subhikṣa n. great abundance of food R

⋙susurapriyā

1. ○sura-priyā f. jasmine L

⋙susūkṣma

1. ○sūkṣma mf(ā)n. very minute or small or delicate MBh. R. &c
2. very subtle or keen (as understanding) MBh
3. very difficult to be fathomed or understood MuṇḍUp. R
4. m. or n. (?) an atom Vishṇ. Sch
5. -pattrā f. a species of Valeriana L
6. ○mêśa m. 'lord of atoms', N. of Vishṇu Vishṇ

⋙susūtra

1. ○sūtra mfn. (prob. a word having a double sense) Cat

⋙susena

1. ○sena wṛ. for -ṣeṇa

⋙susevita

1. ○sevita mfn. well served (as a king) Hit

⋙susevya

1. ○sevya mfn. (a road) to be well or easily followed BhP

⋙susaindhavī

1. ○saindhavī f. a good mare from Sindh Kathās

⋙susaubhaga

1. ○saubhaga n. conjugal felicity BhP

⋙suskandana

1. ○skandana m. a partic. fragrant plant L

⋙suskandha

1. ○skandha mfn. having a beautiful stalk or stem VarBṛS
2. -māra, v. l. for skandha-māra (q.v.)

⋙sustanā

1. ○stanā or f. (a woman) having beautiful breasts Pāṇ. 4-1, 54 Sch

⋙sustanī

1. ○staḍnī f. (a woman) having beautiful breasts Pāṇ. 4-1, 54 Sch

⋙sustambha

1. ○stambha m. a good post or pillar Pañcat

⋙sustuta

1. ○stuta m. (cf. ṣṭuta) N. of a son of Supārśva VP

⋙sustrī

1. ○strī f. a good chaste woman Kāv. Kathās

⋙sustha

1. ○stha mf(ā)n. well situated, faring well, healthy, comfortable, prosperous, happy (compar. -tara) Mn. MBh. &c
2. -kalpa mfn. almost well or at ease Śak
3. -citta mfn. easy at heart, feeling happy or comfortable MBh
4. -tā f. health, welfare, happiness R
5. -tva n. id. MW
6. -mānasa mfn. (= -citta) R

⋙susthaṇḍila

1. ○sthaṇḍila n. a beatiful place Kāś. on Pāṇ. 6-2, 195

⋙susthaya

1. ○sthaya Nom. P. ○yati (fr. su-stha), to establish or settle well, make comfortable Bhaṭṭ

⋙susthala

1. ○sthala m. pl. N. of a people (cf. su-sthāla in g. bhargâdi) MBh

⋙susthāna

1. ○sthāna n. a beautiful place Kathās
2. (a partic. term in music) Inscr

⋙susthāvatī

1. ○sthāvatī f. (in music) a partic. Rāga Saṃgīt

⋙susthita

1. ○sthita mf(ā)n. well established MBh. R
2. firm, unshaken (as a heart) R. (B.)
3. being on the right path, innocent Hariv
4. being in good condition or well off, easy, comfortable, healthy, prosperous, fortunate MBh. Kāv. &c
5. artless, simple (e voc. f. in addressing a woman) R
6. m. N. of various Jaina teachers HPariś
7. (am), n. a house with a gallery on all sides VarBṛS
8. -tva n. ease, comfort, welfare, happiness Śiś
9. -manas mfn. being in a happy frame of mind, contented MW
10. -m-manya mfn. fancying one's self prosperous or well off Hit

⋙susthiti

1. ○sthiti f. an excellent position Ragh
2. good condition, wellbeing, welfare Bhadrab
3. health convalescence W

⋙susthira

1. ○sthira mf(ā)n. very firm or steady, stable MBh. BhP
2. resolute, cool W
3. (ā), f. a partic. vein or artery Pañcar
4. -m-manya mfn. considering one's self firmly established Śiś
5. -yauvana mf(ā)n. having perpetual youth, always young, Pañcar
6. -varman m. N. of a son of Sthira-varman (v. l. sura-v○) Hcar

⋙sustheya

1. ○stheya n. (impers.) easy to stand MBh

⋙susnāta

1. ○snāta mfn. well purified by bathing, (esp.) one who has duly performed his ablutions Vet. BhP. HPariś

⋙susnigdha

1. ○snigdha mf(ā)n. very smooth or soft or gentle VarBṛS. Pañcar
2. very loving or tender Kāv
3. (ā), f. a kind of creeper L
4. (○dha) -gambhīra mfn. very soft and deep-toned MW

⋙susnuṣa

1. ○snuṣa mf(ā)n. having a good daughter-in-law RV

⋙susparśa

1. ○sparśa mfn. pleasant to the touch, very soft or tender BhP

⋙suspaṣṭa

1. ○spaṣṭa mfn. very clear or distinct or manifest (am ind.) Kathās. Rājat

⋙susphīta

1. ○sphīta mfn. very thriving or flourishing or prospering MBh. Kāś

⋙susphuṭa

1. ○sphuṭa mfn. very clear Vīrac

⋙susmita

1. ○smita mf(ā)n. smiling sweetly L

⋙susragdhara

1. ○srag-dhara mfn. wearing a beautiful garland BhP

⋙susraj

1. ○sráj mfn. id. AV. ŚBr

⋙susras

1. ○srás mfn. becoming loose or falling off easily AV

⋙susroṇi

1. ○sroṇi wṛ. for -śroṇi (q.v.)

⋙susrotas

1. ○srotas mfn. streaming beautifully L
2. m. N. of a man Pat. on Pāṇ. 6-1, 113
3. m. or f. (?) N. of a river (v. l. su-śroṇā) Hariv

⋙susvadha

1. ○svadha m. pl. N. of a partic. class of deceased ancestors ib
2. (ā), f. welfare, prosperity MārkP

⋙susvana

1. ○svana mfn. very loud (am ind.) R

⋙susvapna

1. ○svapna m. a good or lucky dream Rājat. HPariś
2. m. 'having good dreams', N. of Śiva MBh

⋙susvabhāva

1. ○svabhāva mf(ā)n. goodnatured MBh

⋙susvara

1. ○svara m. the right tone or accent Śiksh
2. mf(ā)n. having a beautiful voice MBh
3. well-sounding, harmonious, melodious (am ind.) Kāv. Kathās. [Page 1239, Column]
4. loud (am ind.) MBh. R. &c
5. m. a conch L
6. N. of a son of Garuḍa MBh

⋙susvaru

1. ○sváru mfn. (of unknown meaning) RV. v, 44, 5 (= śobhana-gamana or -stutika Sāy.)

⋙susvāgata

1. ○svāgata n. a hearty welcome (○taṃ te'stu, a hearty welcome to thee!) MBh. R
2. mf(ā)n. attended with a hearty welcome R

⋙susvāda

1. ○svāda mf(ā)n. having a good taste, well-flavoured, sweet Pañcat. Rājat

⋙susvādu

1. ○svādu mfn. id
2. -toya mfn. containing very sweet water Hit

⋙susvānta

1. ○svânta mfn. having a good or happy mind, well-disposed MW

⋙susvāpa

1. ○svāpa m. deep sleep L

⋙susvāmin

1. ○svāmin m. a good lord or chief Subh

⋙susvinha

1. ○svinha mfn. well boiled or cooked Hariv

⋙susveda

1. ○sveda mf(ā)n. sweating well Siddh. on Pāṇ. 4-1, 54

susthuṣas

1. susthuṣas (to be pronounced in a partic. case for tasthuṣas) TāṇḍBr

susnayu

1. susnayu m. (said to be fr. √snā) the institutor of a sacrifice (= yajamāna) L

susnā

1. susnā f. a kind of pulse, Lathyrus Sativus L

susmūrṣamāṇa

1. susmūrṣamāṇa mfn. (fr. Desid. of √smṛ) wishing or trying to recollect Bhaṭṭ

≫susmūrṣā

1. susmūrṣā f. the wish to recollect Nyāyam. Sch

susragdhara

1. su-srag-dhara &c. See col. 1

sussala

1. sussala m. N. of a man (cf. saussala) Rājat

suh

1. suh (cf. √sah), cl. 4. P. suhyati, to satisfy, gladden Dhātup. xxvi, 21
2. to be glad, rejoice ib
3. to bear, endure, support ib

suhaṇamukha

1. suhaṇamukha (?), N. of a place Cat

suhata

1. su-hata mfn. (i.e. 5. su + hata
2. fr. √han) thoroughly beaten or slain ṢaḍvBr. Pañcat
3. justly slain or killed Jātakam

≫su

1. su (to be similarly prefixed to the following)

⋙suhana

1. ○hána mfn. easy to be slain or killed RV

⋙suhanu

1. ○hanu mfn. having handsome jaws MBh. R
2. m. N. of an Asura MBh

⋙suhantu

1. ○hántu mfn. = -hána RV

⋙suhaya

1. ○haya See mahā-suhayá

⋙suhara

1. ○hara m. 'seizing well', N. of an Asura (v. l. a-hara) MBh

⋙suhala

1. ○hala mfn. having an excellent plough (also ○li) Pāṇ. 5-4, 121
2. m. N. of a physician and an ambassador (contemporaries of Maṅkha) Śrīkaṇṭh

⋙suhalana

1. ○halana m. (with bhaṭṭa) N. of the author of a Comm. on Halâyudha's Mṛita-saṃjīvanī Cat

⋙suhava

1. ○háva mf(ā)n. well or easily invoked, listening willingly RV. AV
2. invoking well ib. AitBr
3. n. an auspicious or successful invocation RV. AV

⋙suhavis

1. ○havís mfn. having or offering beautiful oblations, devout, pious RV
2. m. N. of an Āṅgirasa PañcavBr
3. of a son of Bhumanyu MBh

⋙suhavītunāman

1. ○hávītu-nāman mfn. one whose name is to be invoked auspiciously or successfully RV. 1

⋙suhavya

1. ○havyá mf(ā)n. fit for invocation RV. - 2

⋙suhavya

1. ○havyá mfn. sacrificing well or successfully (applied to Agni) ib

⋙suhasānana

1. ○hasânana mfn. having a cheerful smiling face W

⋙suhasta

1. ○hásta mf(ā)n. having beautiful hands RV. TS
2. skilful or clever with the hands RV. ŚāṅkhŚr
3. trained in arms, disciplined L
4. m. N. of a Soma-keeper VS
5. of a son of Dhṛita-rāshṭra MBh

⋙suhastin

1. ○hastin m. N. of a Jaina teacher HPariś

⋙suhastya

1. ○hástya mfn. skilful-handed, clever RV
2. m. N. of a Ṛishi (having the metron. Gausheya and author of RV. x, 41), Aūkr

⋙suhārd

1. ○hā́rd mfn. having a good interior, i.e. a good stomach &c. (said of Indra) RV
2. having a good or loving heart, kind, benevolent, a friend (opp. to dur-hārd) AV

⋙suhāsa

1. ○hāsa mf(ā)n. having a pleasant smile Chandom

⋙suhāsin

1. ○hāsin mfn. laughing, i.e. radiant or shining with (comp.) VarBṛS

⋙suhiṃs

1. ○hiṃs mfn. (nom. -hin) one who strikes well Vop

⋙suhita

1. ○hita (sú-), mf(ā)n. very fit or suitable Nir
2. very salutary or beneficial R
3. thoroughly satiated or satisfied (esp. with food and drink) AV. &c. &c
4. very friendly, affectionate W
5. (ā), f. one of the tongues of fire L
6. n. satiety, abundance TS

⋙suhiraṇya

1. ○hiraṇyá mfn. having beautiful gold, abounding in gold RV. VS

⋙suhiraṇyavat

1. ○hiraṇya-vat (sú-), mfn. id. AV

⋙suhuta

1. ○huta (sú-), mf(ā)n. well offered or sacrificed RV. AV. KātyŚr. R
2. well worshipped with sacrifices BhP. Pañcat
3. (am), n. good or right sacrifice ŚBr. GṛŚrS
4. -kṛt or -hut mfn. offering a right sacrifice GṛŚrS
5. ○tâd mfn. eating a right sacrifice RV

⋙suhū

1. ○hū́ mfn. calling or invoking well VS

⋙suhūti

1. ○hūti See svabhūti,

⋙suhṛd

1. ○hṛd &c., See s.v

⋙suhemanta

1. ○hemanta m. a good winter GṛS. [Page 1239, Column]

⋙suhotṛ

1. ○hótṛ (or sú-h○), m. a good sacrificer or priest RV. TS
2. N. of a son of Bhumanyu MBh
3. of a son of Vitatha Hariv

⋙suhotra

1. ○hotra m. N. of the author of RV. vi, 31, 32 (having the patr. Bhāradvāja) Anukr
2. of a Bārhaspatya, IndSt
3. of an Ātreya MārkP
4. of a preceptor W
5. of a Kaurava MBh
6. of a son of Saha-deva ib
7. of a son of Bhumanyu ib
8. of a son of Bṛihat-kshatra Hariv
9. of a son of Bṛihad-ishu ib
10. of a son of Kāñcanaprabha ib
11. of a son of Vitatha ib
12. of a son of Sudhanvan ib
13. of a son of Su-dhanus BhP
14. of a son of Kshatra-vṛiddha ib
15. of a Daitya MBh
16. of a monkey R
17. pl. N. of a seat of fire-worshippers Cat

⋙suhvāna

1. ○hvāna mfn. (used in explaining su-hava) Nir

suhṛd

1. su-hṛd m. 'good-hearted', kindhearted', 'well-disposed', a friend, ally (also said of planets
2. suhṛdo janāḥ, 'friends') ŚrS. Mn. MBh. &c
3. N. of the fourth astrol. mansion VarBṛS
4. f. a female friend Gobh. Kauś
5. mfn. (only ifc.) fond of, liking or devoted to Bālar
6. very similar to, closely resembling ib

⋙suhṛdāgama

1. ○āgama m. 'arrival of a friend', N. of wk

⋙suhṛdbala

1. ○bala m. the army of an ally W

⋙suhṛdbheda

1. ○bheda m. separation of friends (N. of the 2nd book of the Hitôpadeśa)

⋙suhṛdvadha

1. ○vadha m. the killing of a friend Mn. xi, 56

⋙suhṛdvākya

1. ○vākya n. the speech or advice of a friend MBh

≫suhṛc

1. suhṛc in comp. for suhṛd

⋙suhṛcchokavivardhana

1. ○choka-vivardhana (for -śok), augmenting the grief of a friend MBh

≫suhṛj

1. suhṛj in comp. for suhṛd

⋙suhṛjjana

1. ○jana m. a friendly person, friend MBh. R
2. (also pl.) friends ib

≫suhṛt

1. suhṛt in comp. for suhṛd

⋙suhṛttama

1. ○tama mfn. (superl.) very friendly or cordial, kind, affectionate MBh

⋙suhṛttā

1. ○tā f

⋙suhṛttva

1. ○tva n. friendship, friendliness, affection MBh. Kāv. &c

⋙suhṛttyāga

1. ○tyāga m. the desertion of a friend MW

⋙suhṛtprakāśākhyastava

1. ○prakāśâkhya-stava m. N. of wk

⋙suhṛtprāpti

1. ○prâpti f. the acquisition of a friend Sāṃkhyak

≫suhṛda

1. suhṛda m. 'a friend', N. of Śiva MBh

⋙suhṛdadruh

1. ○druh mfn. (Nom. -dhruk or -dhruṭ) one who injures a friend MW

≫suhṛdaya

1. su-hṛdaya mfn. good-hearted, affectionate (superl. -tama) AitBr

≫suhṛn

1. suhṛn in comp. for suhṛd

⋙suhṛnnārī

1. ○nārī f. a female friend Cāṇ. (v. l.)

⋙suhṛnmitra

1. ○mitra n. sg. friends and allies MBh

⋙suhṛnmukha

1. ○mukha mfn. friendly-faced Bcar

≫suhṛl

1. suhṛl in comp. for suhṛd

⋙suhṛlliṅgadhara

1. ○liṅga-dhara mfn. having the mere appearance of a friend BhP

suhotṛ

1. su-hotṛ &c. See above

suhma

1. suhma m. N. of a district or (pl.) a people in the west of Bengal (called after Suhma, the son of Dīrgha-tamas and Su-deshṇā, the wife of Bali, or the son of Kāñcanêshudhi, i.e. Bali in a former birth) MBh. Hariv. Pur

⋙suhmanagara

1. ○nagara n. the city of the Suhmas Pāṇ. 6-2, 89 Sch

≫suhmaka

1. suhmaka (ifc.) = suhma Hariv

sū

1. sū (not separable in all forms fr. √2. sū
2. 1. su-ṣū́, asu-sū, and √4. su), cl. 6. P. (Dhātup. xxviii, 115) suváti (in Br. also ○te, and accord. to Dhātup. xxii, 43 and xxiv, 32 also savati and -sauti
3. pf. suṣuvé AV
4. p. suṣuvāṇá, q.v
5. aor. asāviit, sāviṣat RV.: Pass. sūyáte Br. &c.), to set in motion, urge, impel, vivify, create, produce RV. &c. &c
6. to hurl upon Bhaṭṭ
7. to grant, bestow (esp. said of Savitṛi) RV
8. to appoint or consecrate to (Ā. 'to let one's self be consecrated') AV. TS
9. to allow, authorize ŚBr.: Intens. soṣaviiti, to urge or impel violently (said of Savitṛi) RV

≫sūka

1. sūka m. (cf. sṛka) an arrow L
2. air, wind L
3. a lotus L
4. m. N. of a son of Hrada (v. l. mūka) Hariv

≫sūta

1. sūta mfn. urged, impelled &c. (cf. 3. sūta, p. 1241, col. 2, 1. suta, and nṛ-ṣūta)

≫sūti

1. sūti See 1. pra-sūti

≫sūnu

1. sūnu m. one who urges or incites, an inciter Sāy. on RV. i, 103, 4
2. the sun (= savitṛ) L

≫sūṣuvāṇa

1. sūṣuvāṇá mfn. (cf. Pāṇ. 3-2, 106 Sch.) being consecrated, consecrated TS. Br

sū

1. sū (cf. 1. sū and √5. su), cl. 2. Ā. (Dhātup. xxiv, 21) sūte (1. sg. pr. suve, 3. sg. impf. asūta
2. in later language also sūyate [xxvi, 3] and in comp. with pra also -savati and -sauti [xxiv,. 3]
3. pf. sasūva RV
4. suṣuvé AV. &c
5. susāva MBh. &c
6. aor. asuṣot MaitrS
7. ○ṣavuḥ TBr
8. asoṣṭa ChUp
9. asauṣīt and asaviṣṭa Gr
10. fut. sotā, savitā ib
11. soṣyáti, ○te Br. &c
12. saviṣyati, ○te MBh. &c
13. p. f. sū́ṣyantī RV
14. _ soṣyántī s. v. ŚBr. [Page 1240, Column]
15. inf. sū́tave RV
16. sūtavaí AV
17. sávitave ib
18. sotum, or savitum Gr
19. ind. p. sūtvā́ Br
20. -sūya MBh. &c
21. -sútya ŚBr.), to beget, procreate, bring forth, bear, produce, yield RV. &c. &c.: Pass. sūyate (aor. asāvi), to be begotten or brought forth MBh. Kāv. &c.: Caus. sāvayati Gr.: Desid. -susūṣati ib

≫sū

1. sū mfn. begetting, procreating, bringing forth, producing (mostly ifc
2. See a-, ambhaḥ-, karṇa-sū &c.)
3. m. one who begets, a father RV. VS
4. a mother RV. i, 32, 9
5. child-bearing, parturition W. [Cf. Gk. ?, ? ; Lat. sus ; Angl. Sax. [1240,] sû ; Eng. sow ; Germ. ṣau.]

≫sūta

1. sūta mfn. (for 3. See p. 1241, col. 2) born, engendered ( See su-ṣūta)
2. one that has, brought forth (young) Mn. VarBṛS
3. m. quicksilver ŚārṅgS. Sarvad
4. the sun W
5. (ā), f. a woman who has given birth to a child MW
6. a young quadruped L
7. wṛ. for sutā Pañcat. iii, 192/193

⋙sūtamahodadhi

1. ○mahôdadhi m. N. of wk. on medicine (cf. sūtârṇava)

⋙sūtarāj

1. ○rāj m. quicksilver L

⋙sūtavaśā

1. ○vaśā (sūtá-), f. a cow which remains barren after its first calf AV. MaitrS

⋙sūtārṇava

1. sūtârṇava m. N. of wk. on medicine (cf. sūta-mahôdadhi)

≫sūtaka

1. sūtaka n. birth (also 'the calving of a cow &c.) GṛS. Mn. MBh. &c
2. impurity (of parents) caused by child-birth or miscarriage Yājñ. Dhūrtas
3. impurity (in general) Subh
4. an obstacle Tithyād
5. (akā and ikā), f. See below
6. (am), m. n. quick silver, mercury Sarvad

⋙sūtakabhojana

1. ○bhojana n. a natal feast ŚāṅkhGṛ

⋙sūtakasāra

1. ○sāra and m. N. of wks

⋙sūtakasiddhānta

1. ○siddhânta m. N. of wks

⋙sūtakānna

1. sūtakânna n. food rendered impure by child-birth or miscarriage AitBr. GṛŚrS

⋙sūtakānnādya

1. sūtakânnâdya n. id. &c. Mn. iv, 112

≫sūtakā

1. sūtakā f. a woman recently delivered Pāṇ. 7-3, 45 Vārtt. 10 Pat

⋙sūtakāgṛha

1. ○gṛha n. a room set apart for a woman in child-birth, lying-in chamber L

⋙sūtakāgni

1. ○"ṣgni (○kâgni), m. a fire lighted at the ceremony performed after child-birth (cf. sūtikâgni) ĀpŚr

≫sūtakin

1. sūtakin mfn. rendered impure by child-birth Saṃskārak

≫sūti

1. sūtí f. birth, production (generally ifc.) TBr. MBh. &c
2. parturition, delivery, lying in Hariv. Kathās
3. yielding fruit, production of crops BhP
4. place or cause or manner of production Kāv. BhP
5. offspring, progeny MārkP
6. m. a goose (?) L
7. N. of a son of Viśvimitra (v. l. bhūti) MBh

⋙sūtikāla

1. ○kāla m. the time of delivery Hariv

⋙sūtigṛha

1. ○gṛha n. a lying in chamber (also written sūtī-gṛ○) BhP

⋙sūtimatī

1. ○matī f. bringing forth children MārkP

⋙sūtimāruta

1. ○māruta m. the throes of child-birth (supposed to be caused by a partic. vital air) Yājñ. BhP

⋙sūtimās

1. ○mās or m. the month of delivery, the last month of gestation or pregnancy (= vaijanana) L. -roga m. puerperal sickness HPariś

⋙sūtimāsa

1. ○māsa m. the month of delivery, the last month of gestation or pregnancy (= vaijanana) L. -roga m. puerperal sickness HPariś

⋙sūtivāta

1. ○vāta m. = -māruta BhP

≫sūtika

1. sūtika g. purohitâdi (cf. sautikya)

≫sūtikā

1. sū́tikā f. a woman who has recently brought forth a child, lying-in woman AV. &c. &c
2. (with or scil. go) a cow that has recently calved Yājñ. MBh

⋙sūtikāgada

1. ○gada m. puerperal sickness, fever or sickness of any kind supervening on child-birth ŚārṅgS

⋙sūtikāgāra

1. ○"ṣgāra (○kâg○), n. a lying-in chamber L

⋙sūtikāgṛha

1. ○gṛha or n. id. L

⋙sūtikāgeha

1. ○geha n. id. L

⋙sūtikāgni

1. ○"ṣgni (○kâgni), m. = sūtakâgni ŚāṅkhGṛ

⋙sūtikābhavana

1. ○bhavana n. = -gṛha W

⋙sūtikāmāruta

1. ○māruta m. vital air of child-birth Ml

⋙sūtikāroga

1. ○roga m. = -gada MW

⋙sūtikāvāsa

1. ○"ṣvāsa (○kâv○ m. = -gṛha L

⋙sūtikāṣaṣṭhī

1. ○ṣaṣṭhī f. a goddess worshipped on the sixth day after child-birth MW
2. -pūjā f. the worship of the above goddess ib

⋙sūtikotthāna

1. sūtikôtthāna n. a ceremony performed after the 10th day from delivery Vishṇ

≫sūtī

1. sūtī in comp. for 2. sūti

⋙sūtīgṛha

1. ○gṛha n. = sūtigṛ○ BhP

⋙sūtīmāsa

1. ○māsa m. = sūti-m○ L

⋙sūtīvṛtti

1. ○vṛtti f. N. of a Comm. on the Uṇādi-sūtra (v. l. for satī-v○) Cat

≫sūtu

1. sū́tu f. child-bearing, pregnancy AV. TS. Kāṭh

≫sūty

1. sūty in comp. for 2. sūti

⋙sūtyāśauca

1. ○āśauca n. impurity caused by child-birth (continuing for ten days after regular parturition, and after miscarriage for a period of days equal to the number of months since conception) W

≫sūtrī

1. sūtrī́ f. (prob.) the genitals (of a cow) AV

≫sūna

1. sūna mfn. born, produced &c. Pāṇ. 8-2, 45 Sch
2. blown, budded (as a flower) W
3. empty, vacant (prob. wṛ. for śūna, śūnya) ib
4. m. a son (prob. wṛ. for 3. suta) Pañcat. iii, 247/248
5. (ā), f. a daughter L. (for other meanings See sūnā, p. 1242, col. 3)
6. n. bringing forth, parturition W
7. a bud, flower (cf. pra-sūna) Śiś
8. fruit L

⋙sūnavat

1. ○vat mfn. one who has borne or produced W
2. having budded or blossomed ib. [Page 1240, Column]

⋙sūnaśara

1. ○śara m. 'flower-arrowed', the god of love Ml

≫sūnu

1. sūnú m. a son, child, offspring RV. &c. &c
2. a younger brother Kir. i, 24
3. a daughter's son W
4. N. of a Ṛishi (having the patr. Ārbhava or Kāśyapa, author of RV. x, 176), Aūkr
5. IndSt. ; f. a daughter Mn. i, 10. [Cf. Zd. hunu ; Lith. sūnús ; Slav. [syn�u] ; Goth. sunus ; Angl. Sax. sunu ; Eng. son ; Germ. ṣohn.]

⋙sūnutā

1. ○tā f. sonship MBh

⋙sūnumat

1. ○mát mfn. having sons RV

⋙sūnurūpa

1. ○rūpa (?), mfn. having the form of a son JaimBr

≫sūvan

1. sūvan mf(arī)n. bearing children, generating, producing ( See bahu-sū́varī)

≫sotṛ

1. sotṛ See 2. sotṛ, p. 1248, col. 3

sū

1. sū ind., Ved. and in some comp. = 5. su, well, good &c. (cf. sū-nara, sū-nṛta &c.)

sūkara

1. sū-kará m. (prob. fr. sū + kara, making the sound sū
2. cf. śū-kara &c. ; accord. to others fr. 3. sū and connected with Lat. sū-culus, sū-cula) a boar, hog, pig, swine (ifc. f. ā
3. daṃṣṭrā sūkarasya, prob. 'a partic. plant' Suśr.) RV. &c. &c
4. a kind of deer (the hog-deer) L
5. a partic. fish L
6. white rice L
7. a potter L
8. N. of a partic. hell VP
9. (ī), f. a sow Yājñ. R. &c
10. a kind of bird VarBṛS
11. a small pillar above a wooden beam L
12. Batatas Edulis L
13. Mimosa Pudica L
14. Lycopodium Imbricatum L
15. N. of a goddess Kālac

⋙sūkarakanda

1. ○kanda m. 'hog's √', a kind of bulbous plant L

⋙sūkarakṣetra

1. ○kṣetra n. N. of a sacred district Cat

⋙sūkaragṛha

1. ○gṛha n. a pig-sty Pañcat

⋙sūkaratā

1. ○tā f. the state or nature of a hog Mn. iii, 190

⋙sūkaradaṃṣṭra

1. ○daṃṣṭra or m. 'hog's tusk', N. of a kind of disease Bhpr

⋙sūkaradaṃṣṭraka

1. ○daṃṣḍṭraka m. 'hog's tusk', N. of a kind of disease Bhpr

⋙sūkaranayana

1. ○nayana n. 'hog's eye', N. of a hole of a partic. form in timber VarBṛS

⋙sūkarapadī

1. ○padī f. g. kumbhapady-ādi

⋙sūkarapādikā

1. ○pādikā f. a plant resembling Carpopogan Pruriens L

⋙sūkarapādī

1. ○pādī f. a kind of plant VarBṛS

⋙sūkarapreyasī

1. ○preyasī f. the beloved of the Boar (N. of the Earth as rescued from the flood by Vishṇu in the form of a boar) Kathās

⋙sūkaramukha

1. ○mukha n. 'hog's mouth', N. of a partic. hell BhP

⋙sūkarasadman

1. ○sadman m. N. of a man Pāṇ. 6-4, 144 Vārtt. - 1

⋙sūkarākrāntā

1. sūkarâkrāntā f. yam's √L

⋙sūkarākṣitā

1. sūkarâkṣitā f. a disease of the eye (liable to be caused by surgical operations) Suśr

⋙sūkarāsyā

1. sūkarâsyā f. N. of a Buddhist goddess Kālac

⋙sūkareṣṭa

1. sūkarêṣṭa m. 'liked by hogs', the √of Scirpus Kysoor L

≫sūkaraka

1. sūkaraka m. a species of rice VarBṛS
2. (ikā), f. a kind of bird ib
3. n. = sūkara-nayana ib

≫sūkarika

1. sūkarika m. or n. a kind of plant VarBṛS
2. (ā), f. See preceding

sūkta

1. sū7ktá mfn. (5. su + ukta) well or properly said or recited RV. &c. &c
2. speaking well, eloquent MatsyaP
3. (ā), f. a kind of bird, the Sārikā L
4. (ám), n. good recitation or speech, wise saying, song of praise RV. &c. &c
5. a Vedic hymn (as distinguished from a Ṛic or single verse of a hymn) Br. ŚrS Mn. BhP

⋙sūktacārin

1. ○cārin mfn. following a good word or advice R

⋙sūktadarśin

1. ○darśin m. 'hymn-seer', the author of a Vedic hymn (○śi-tva n.) MW

⋙sūktadraṣṭṛ

1. ○draṣṭṛ m. id. ib

⋙sūktapañcaka

1. ○pañcaka n. N. of a Kāvya

⋙sūktabhāj

1. ○bhāj mfn. one who has a hymn or hymns (addressed to him) Nir

⋙sūktamukhīya

1. ○mukhīya mf(ā)n. standing at the beginning of a hymn ĀśvŚr

⋙sūktaratnākara

1. ○ratnâkara m. N. of a Mahā-kāvya (q.v.)

⋙sūktavāka

1. ○vāká m. pronouncing a speech or hymn, recitation RV. VS. Br. ŚrS
2. a partic. ceremony MW

⋙sūktavākya

1. ○vākya n. a good speech or word, wise saying BhP

⋙sūktavāc

1. ○vā́c (or sū7ktá-vāc), mfn. uttering a good speech &c. RV. Br. ĀśvŚr

⋙sūktānukramaṇī

1. sū7ktânukramaṇī f. an index of Vedic hymns (attributed to Śaunaka by Ṣaḍ-guruśishya)

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1. sūktāmṛtapunaruktopadaṃśanadaśana3sū7ktâmṛta-punaruktôpadaṃśanadaśana n. N. of a medic. wk. by Saj-jana

⋙sūktāvali

1. sū7ktâvali f. N. of an anthology by Lakshmaṇa

⋙sūktāsi

1. sū7ktâsi m. the sword of pleasant speech MW

⋙sūktokti

1. sū7ktôkti f. recitation of hymns VS

⋙sūktocya

1. sū7ktôcya mfn. to be pronounced in a hymn TBr

≫sūkti

1. sū7kti f. a good or friendly speech, wise saying, beautiful verse or stanza Kāṭh. R. &c

⋙sūktimañjarīprakāśa

1. ○mañjarī-prakāśa m. N. of a Vedânta wk

⋙sūktimālikā

1. ○mālikā f. N. of a poem

⋙sūktimuktā

1. ○muktā f. pl. pearls of wise sayings Kāv

⋙sūktimuktāvali

1. ○muktâvali or f. N. of various wks

⋙sūktimuktāvalī

1. ○muktâvaḍlī f. N. of various wks

⋙sūktiratnākara

1. ○ratnâkara m. a jewel-mine of beautiful sayings Sāh
2. N. of a Comm. on the Mahā-bhāshya

⋙sūktisaṃgraha

1. ○saṃgraha m. N. of a Kāvya by Kṛishṇa-dāsa Kāyastha

⋙sūktisahasra

1. ○sahasra n. N. of a collection of a thousand beautiful verses

⋙sūktisādhutvamālikā

1. ○sādhutva-mālikā f. N. of a poem (perhaps identical with sū7kti-mālikā). [Page 1240, Column]

⋙sūktika

1. sū7ktika m. (in music) a kind of cymbal Saṃgīt

≫sūkty

1. sū7kty in comp. for sū7kti

⋙sūktyādarśa

1. ○ādarśa m. N. of wk. on Bhakti by Kavi-tāṇḍava

sūkṣma

1. sūkṣma mf(ā)n. (prob. connected with sūci, p. 1241, col. 1) minute, small, fine, thin, narrow, short, feeble, trifling, insignificant, unimportant (with artha m. 'a trifling matter' ) Yājñ. MBh. &c
2. acute, subtle, keen (understanding or mental operation
3. am ind.) KaṭhUp. R. &c
4. nice, exact, precise Col
5. subtle, atomic, intangible Up. Sāṃkhyak. MBh. &c
6. m. a partic. figure of rhetoric ('the subtle expression of an intended act') Cat
7. (with Śaivas) one who has attained a certain grade of emancipation Hcat
8. a mystical N. of the sound ī Up
9. N. of Śiva MBh
10. of a Dānava ib. Hariv
11. m. or n. an atom, intangible matter Sāṃkhyak. Sarvad. MBh. &c
12. the subtle all-pervading spirit, Supreme Soul L
13. the Kataka or clearing-nut plant L
14. = kṛtaka, or kaitava L
15. (ā), f. sand L
16. small cardamoms L
17. N. of two plants (= yūthikā or karuṇī) L
18. of one of the 9 Śaktis of Vishṇu L
19. (am), n. the cavity or socket of a tooth Vishṇ
20. woven silk L
21. marrow L
22. the Vedânta philosophy L

⋙sūkṣmakṛśaphalā

1. ○kṛśa-phalā or f. a kind of tree (= madhyama-jambu-vṛkṣa) L

⋙sūkṣmakṛṣṇaphalā

1. ○kṛṣṇa-phalā f. a kind of tree (= madhyama-jambu-vṛkṣa) L

⋙sūkṣmaghaṇṭikā

1. ○ghaṇṭikā f. (prob.) = kṣudra-gh○ L

⋙sūkṣmacakra

1. ○cakra n. a partic. diagram Cat

⋙sūkṣmajātaka

1. ○jātaka n. N. of wk. of Varāha-mihira (= laghu-j○)

⋙sūkṣmaṭikka

1. ○ṭikka m. N. of a man (cf. bṛhaṭ-ṭikka) Rājat

⋙sūkṣmataṇḍula

1. ○taṇḍula m. 'having small seeds', the poppy L
2. (ā), f. long pepper L
3. Andropogon Muricatus W

⋙sūkṣmatantra

1. ○tantra n. N. of a Tantra

⋙sūkṣmatama

1. ○tama mfn. very feeble, scarcely audible TPrāt. Sch
2. very subtle or minute BhP

⋙sūkṣmatara

1. ○tara mfn. scarcely audible (v. l. for prec.)
2. more (or most) subtle or minute BhP

⋙sūkṣmatā

1. ○tā f. minuteness, subtlety, fineness Mn. vi, 65

⋙sūkṣmatuṇḍa

1. ○tuṇḍa m. a partic. biting insect Suśr

⋙sūkṣmatva

1. ○tva n. = -tā MBh. Vedântas

⋙sūkṣmadarśin

1. ○darśin mfn. sharp-sighted, of acute discernment, quick, intelligent KaṭhUp. MBh
2. (○śi-) -tā f. quick-sightedness, acuteness, wisdom Mālav

⋙sūkṣmadala

1. ○dala m. mustard L
2. (ā), f. Alhagi Maurorum L

⋙sūkṣmadāru

1. ○dāru n. a thin plank or board L

⋙sūkṣmadṛṣṭi

1. ○dṛṣṭi f. a keen glance Pañcat
2. mfn. keen-sighted KāśīKh

⋙sūkṣmadeha

1. ○deha m. n. = -śarīra (q.v.) MW

⋙sūkṣmadharma

1. ○dharma m. a subtle law or duty MBh. i, 7246 (cf. IW. 387, n. 1)

⋙sūkṣmanābha

1. ○nābha m. N. of Vishṇu L

⋙sūkṣmapattra

1. ○pattra m. 'small-leaved', N. of various plants (a kind of fennel or anise
2. a kind of sugar-cane
3. Ocimum Pilosum &c.) L
4. (ā), f. Asparagus Racemosus and Argyreia Speciosa or Argentea L
5. (ī), f. a kind of Valerian L
6. n. coriander L

⋙sūkṣmapattraka

1. ○pattraka m. 'id.', Ocimum Pilosum L
2. (ikā), f. N. of various plants (Anethum Sowa
3. Asparagus Racemosus
4. Alhagi Maurorum &c.) L

⋙sūkṣmaparṇā

1. ○parṇā f. 'id.', N. of various plants (Hoya Viridiflora
2. Argyreia Speciosa
3. = -saṇapuṣpī) L
4. (ī), f. a kind of basil L

⋙sūkṣmapāda

1. ○pāda mfn. having small feet (-tva n.) Kathās

⋙sūkṣmapippalī

1. ○pippalī f. wild pepper L

⋙sūkṣmapuṣpī

1. ○puṣpī f. 'having small flowers', a kind of plant (= yava-tiktā) L

⋙sūkṣmaphala

1. ○phala m. 'having small fruit', Cordia Myxa L
2. (ā), f. Flacourtia Cataphracta L

⋙sūkṣmabadarī

1. ○badarī f. a kind of jujube L

⋙sūkṣmabīja

1. ○bīja m. 'having small seeds', the poppy L

⋙sūkṣmabhūta

1. ○bhūta n. a subtle element (= tan-mātra) Vedântas. Sarvad

⋙sūkṣmamakṣika

1. ○makṣika m. (or ā f.) a small fly, musquito, gnat L

⋙sūkṣmamati

1. ○mati or mfn. acute-minded Kāv

⋙sūkṣmamatimat

1. ○mati-mat mfn. acute-minded Kāv

⋙sūkṣmamāna

1. ○māna n. minute or exact measurement, precise computation MW

⋙sūkṣmamūlā

1. ○mūlā f. 'having a slender √', Sesbania AEgyptiaca L

⋙sūkṣmalobhaka

1. ○lobhaka n. (scil. sthāna
2. with Jainas) the tenth of the 14 stages leading to emancipation Cat

⋙sūkṣmavallī

1. ○vallī f. a kind of medicinal plant (= tāmravallī) L
2. a red Oldenlandia L
3. Momordica Charantia L

⋙sūkṣmavāluka

1. ○vāluka mfn. abounding in fine sand R

⋙sūkṣmaśarīra

1. ○śarīra n. (in phil.) the subtle body (= lingaś○, q.v., opp. to sthūla-ś○, q.v.)
2. n. pl. the six subtle principles from which the grosser elements are evolved (viz. Ahaṃ-kāra and the 5 Tan-mātras, See Mn. i, 17
3. accord. to other systems 'the 17 subtle principles of the 5 organs of sense, 5 organs of action, 5 elements, Buddhi and Manas') IW. 53, n. 2 ; 198, n. 3

⋙sūkṣmaśarkarā

1. ○śarkarā f. fine gravel, sand L

⋙sūkṣmaśāka

1. ○śāka m. Acacia Arabica L

⋙sūkṣmaśākha

1. ○śākha m. 'having small branches', a kind of plant (= jāla-varvūra) L

⋙sūkṣmaśāli

1. ○śāli m. a kind of fine rice L

⋙sūkṣmaśiraska

1. ○śiraska mfn. small-headed (applied as a nickname to a Buddhist) Cat

⋙sūkṣmaṣaṭcaraṇa

1. ○ṣaṭ-caraṇa m. a minute insect, a sort of tick or louse (said to infest the roots of the eyelashes) L

⋙sūkṣmasphoṭa

1. ○sphoṭa m. a kind of leprosy (= vi-carcikā) Gal

⋙sūkṣmākṣa

1. sūkṣmâkṣa mfn. keen-sighted, acute (applied to the mind [Page 1241, Column]
2. -tā f.) Rājat

⋙sūkṣmātman

1. sūkṣmâtman m. 'subtle-souled', N. of Śiva MBh

⋙sūkṣmekṣikā

1. sūkṣmêkṣikā f. keen-sightedness, acuteness (prob. for ○kṣi-tā) Rājat

⋙sūkṣmailā

1. sūkṣmâilā f. small cardamoms L

≫sūkṣmī

1. sūkṣmī in comp. for sūkṣma

⋙sūkṣmīkṛ

1. ○√kṛ P. -karoti, to make thin or fine, subtilize, refine MW

⋙sūkṣmīkṛta

1. ○kṛta mfn. subtilized, made thin or minute ib

⋙sūkṣmībhūta

1. ○bhūta mfn. become subtle or fine, minute ib

≫sūkṣmya

1. sūkṣmya (prob. wṛ. for sūkṣma) VarBṛS

sūkhara

1. sūkhara m. pl. N. of a Śaiva sect W

sūc

1. sūc (rather Nom. fr. sūca and sūci below), cl. 10. P. (Dhātup. xxxv, 21) sūcayati, to point out, indicate, show', manifest, reveal, betray (in dram. = 'to indicate by gesture, communicate by signs, represent') MaitrUp. MBh. Kāv. &c
2. to trace out, ascertain, espy MW.: Pass. sūcyate (aor. asūci), to be pointed out or indicated Kāv. Kathās. &c.: Intens. sosūcyate Pat. on Pāṇ. 3-1, 22

≫sūca

1. sūca mf(ā)n. pointing out, indicating &c. (ifc.) Jātakam
2. m. a pointed shoot or blade of Kuśa grass (= darbhâṅkura) L
3. (ā), f. pointing out, indication Jātakam
4. piercing L
5. gesticulation L
6. spying out, sight, seeing L

≫sūcaka

1. sūcaka mf(ikā)n. pointing out, indicating, showing, designating MBh. Kāv. &c
2. pointing to (acc.) Hariv
3. informing, betraying, treacherous Car
4. m. a denouncer, informer Mn. MBh. &c
5. (the following only in L.) the manager or chief actor of a company
6. a narrator, teacher
7. the son of an Āyogava and a Kshatriyā
8. a Buddha
9. a Siddha
10. demon, imp
11. villain, dog
12. jackal
13. cat
14. crow
15. needle
16. balustrade, parapet
17. kind of rice

≫sūcana

1. sūcana mf(ī)n. pointing out, indicating ( śubha-sūcanī)
2. (ā), f. (= sūcā) pointing out, indication, communication Suśr. Sāh
3. piercing &c. L
4. (ī), f. a short index or table of contents L
5. (am), n. indication Jātakam
6. bodily exertion Car

≫sūcanīya

1. sūcanīya mfn. to be pointed out or indicated &c. Sāh

≫sūcayitavya

1. sūcayitavya mfn. to be found out Vikr

≫sūci

1. sūci or f. (prob. to be connected with sūtra, syūta &c. fr. √siv, 'to sew', cf. sūkṣma

⋙sūcī

1. sūcī́ f. (prob. to be connected with sūtra, syūta &c. fr. √siv, 'to sew', cf. sūkṣma
2. in R. once sūcinā instr.), a needle or any sharppointed instrument (e.g. 'a needle used in surgery', 'a magnet' &c.) RV. &c. &c
3. the sharp point or tip of anything or any pointed object Kāv. Car. BhP
4. a rail or balustrade Divyâv
5. a small doorbolt L
6. 'sharp file or column', a kind of military array (accord. to Kull. on Mn. vii, 187, 'placing the sharpest and most active soldiers in front') Mn. MBh. Kām
7. an index, table of contents (in books printed in India
8. cf. -pattra below)
9. a triangle formed by the sides of a trapezium produced till they meet Col
10. a cone, pyramid ib
11. (in astron) the earth's disc in computing eclipses (or 'the corrected diameter of the earth') Sūryas
12. gesticulation, dramatic action L
13. a kind of coitus L
14. sight, seeing (= dṛṣṭi) L
15. m. (only sūci) the son of Nishāda and a Vaiśyā L
16. a maker of winnowing baskets &c. (cf. sūnā) L

⋙sūcikulāya

1. ○kulāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to appear like a multitude of needles Mahān

⋙sūcikhāta

1. ○khāta m. a sharp pyramid or pyramidal excavation, a pyramid, cone W

⋙sūcigṛhaka

1. ○gṛhaka n. a needle-case L

⋙sūcitā

1. ○tā f. needlework ib

⋙sūcipattra

1. ○pattra n. an index ( See above)

⋙sūcipattraka

1. ○pattraka or m. Marsilea Quadrifolia L

⋙sūcipattrika

1. ○pattrika m. Marsilea Quadrifolia L

⋙sūcipuṣpa

1. ○puṣpa m. the Ketaka tree, Pandanus Odoratissimus L

⋙sūcibhinna

1. ○bhinna mfn. divided into needle-like points at the ends of the buds Megh

⋙sūcibhedya

1. ○bhedya mfn. capable of being pierced with a needle, very dense, palpable (as darkness) Megh. Hit

⋙sūcimallikā

1. ○mallikā f. Jasminum Sambac L

⋙sūciradana

1. ○radana m. 'needle-toothed', the mungoose L

⋙sūciroman

1. ○roman m. 'having needle-like bristles', a hog L

⋙sūcivat

1. ○vat m. N. of Garuḍa L

⋙sūcivadana

1. ○vadana m. (perhaps wṛ. for -radana) 'needle-faced', the mungoose L
2. a musquito L

⋙sūciśāli

1. ○śāli m. a sort of rice L

⋙sūciśikhā

1. ○śikhā f. the point of a needle Naish

⋙sūcisūtra

1. ○sūtra n. a thread for a needle or for sewing (v. l. sūcī-ś○) L

≫sūcika

1. sūcika m. one who lives by his needle, a tailor &c. (cf. saucika) VarBṛS
2. (ā), f. See next

≫sūcikā

1. sūcikā f. a needle L
2. an elephant's trunk or proboscis L
3. Pandanus Odoratissimus L
4. N. of an Apsaras (cf. śūcikā) L

⋙sūcikādhara

1. ○dhara m. 'having a trunk', an elephant L

⋙sūcikābharaṇa

1. ○"ṣbharaṇa (○kâbh○), n. a partic. drug (used as a remedy for the bite of a serpent) Rasêndrac

⋙sūcikāmukha

1. ○mukha m. 'having a pointed end', a shell, conch shell L. [Page 1241, Column]

≫sūcita

1. sūcita mfn. (for 2. sū7cita See below) pointed out, indicated, hinted, communicated, shown, betrayed, made known by (instr. or comp.) MBh. Kāv. &c
2. pierced, perforated MW

≫sūcitavya

1. sūcitavya mfn. = sūcya MW

≫sūcin

1. sūcin mfn. spying, informing W
2. piercing perforating ib
3. m. a spy, informer MBh. VP
4. (inī), f. a needle W
5. night ib

≫sūcī

1. sūcī f. (= sūcī), in comp

⋙sūcīkaṭāhanyāya

1. ○kaṭāha-nyāya m. the rule of the needle and the caldron (a phrase implying that when two things have to be done, one easy and the other difficult, the easier should be done first) MW

⋙sūcīkapiśa

1. ○kapiśa mfn. (applied to a kind of arrow the use of which is prohibited) MBh

⋙sūcīkarman

1. ○karman n. needle-work (one of the 64 Kalās) BhP. Sch

⋙sūcīkhāta

1. ○khāta See sūci-kh○

⋙sūcītuṇḍa

1. ○tuṇḍa m. 'needlemouthed', a gnat Bālar

⋙sūcīdala

1. ○dala m. Marsilea Quadrifolia L

⋙sūcīpattra

1. ○pattra m. a kind of sugar-cane (also ○ttraka) L
2. (ā), f. a kind of Dūrvā grass (= gaṇḍadūrvā) L
3. (am), n. See sūci-p○

⋙sūcīpadī

1. ○padī f. g. kumbhapady-ādi

⋙sūcīpadma

1. ○padma n. a kind of military array (cf. under sūci) MBh. (v. l. śūc○)

⋙sūcīpāśa

1. ○pāśa m. the eye of a needle Suśr

⋙sūcīpuṣpa

1. ○puṣpa See sūci-p○

⋙sūcīprota

1. ○prôta mfn. threaded ĀpŚr. Sch

⋙sūcībhedya

1. ○bhedya See sūci-bh○

⋙sūcīmukha

1. ○mukha n. the point of a needle (also ○khâgra) Kāv. Suśr
2. a partic. hell BhP
3. (○cī́-m○), mf(ī)n. having a beak &c. as sharp as a needle AV. Pañcat
4. pointed or sharp as a needle MBh
5. narrow (cf. -vaktra) Car. ŚārṅgS
6. (only L.) a bird (or a partic. bird or N. of a bird) Kathās. Pañcat
7. a kind of Kuśa grass
8. a gnat or some other stinging insect
9. a partic. position of the hands
10. (ī), f. a female bird MW
11. (am), n. a diamond L
12. ○khâgrasambhedya mfn. very thick or dense (= sūcibhedya, q.v.) Sarasv

⋙sūcīroman

1. ○roman See sūci-r○

⋙sūcīvaktra

1. ○vaktra mfn. having a mouth or aperture as pointed as a needle, too narrow Suśr. Bhpr
2. m. N. of one of Skanda's attendants MBh
3. of an Asura Hariv

⋙sūcīvānakarman

1. ○vāna-karman n. pl. the arts of sewing and weaving Cat

⋙sūcīsūtra

1. ○sūtra See sūci-s○

≫sūcīka

1. sūcī́ka m. a stinging insect R

≫sūcy

1. sūcy in comp, for sūci or sūcī

⋙sūcyagra

1. ○agra n. the point of a needle MBh. Pañcat
2. as much land as is pierced by the point of a needle, i.e. very little (= ○grabhedyam bhūmi-talam) MBh. Inscr
3. m. 'pointed or sharp as a needle', a thorn L
4. -viddha mfn. pierced by the point of a needle Pañcat
5. -sthūlaka m. Saccharum Cylindricum L

⋙sūcyāsya

1. ○āsya mfn. needle-mouthed L
2. m. a rat L
3. a gnat or musquito L
4. a partic. position of the hands L

⋙sūcyāhva

1. ○āhva m. a kind of culinary herb L

≫sūcya

1. sūcya mfn. to be indicated or pointed out, to be made known or communicated Sāh

sūcita

1. sū7cita mfn. (5. su + ucita
2. for 1. sūcita See above) very fit. or suitable Nalôd

sūccais

1. sū7ccais ind. (5. su + uc○) very loud ĀpŚr

sūcchrita

1. sū7cchrita mfn. well raised or lifted up or erected R

sūḍa

1. sūḍa (of unknown meaning) Saṃgīt

sūt

1. sūt ind. (an imitative sound)

⋙sūtkāra

1. ○kāra m. making the sound sūt, snorting, roaring &c. Kāv. Kathās

⋙sūtkṛta

1. ○kṛta n. id. Śiś

sūta

1. sūtá m. (of doubtful derivation, prob. to be connected with √1. sū
2. for 1. 2. sūta See pp. 1239 and 1240) a charioteer, driver, groom, equerry, master of the horse (esp. an attendant on a king who in earlier literature is often mentioned together with the grāma-ṇī́
3. in the epics also a royal herald or bard, whose business was to proclaim the heroic actions of the king and his ancestors, while he drove his chariot to battle, or on state occasions, and who had therefore to know by heart portions of the epic poems and ancient ballads
4. he is the son of a Kshatriya by a Brāhmaṇī or of a Brāhman accord. to "ṣāśvata also of a "ṣūdra and a Kshatriyā
5. the most celebrated Śūta was Loma-harshaṇa who was a pupil of Vyāsa) AV. &c. &c. (IW. 510, n.)
6. a carpenter or wheelwright L
7. N. of a son of Viśvāmitra MBh
8. (yā), f. g. krauḍy-ādi
9. (ī), f. the wife of a Sūta MW
10. a female bard ib

⋙sūtakarman

1. ○karman n. the office or service of a charioteer MBh

⋙sūtagrāmaṇī

1. ○grāmaṇī́ m. pl. (cf. Kāś. on Pāṇ. 7-1, 56) an equerry and the chief of a village ŚBr

⋙sūtaja

1. ○ja m. the son of a chief MBh
2. = next Hariv

⋙sūtatanaya

1. ○tanaya m. 'son (i.e. adopted son) of the Sūta (Adhiratha)', N. of Karṇa L. [Page 1241, Column]

⋙sūtatā

1. ○tā f

⋙sūtatva

1. ○tva n. the business or condition of a chief MBh. Hariv

⋙sūtaduhitṛ

1. ○duhitṛ f. = -putrī Pāṇ. 6-3, 70 Vārtt. 9 Pat

⋙sūtanandana

1. ○nandana m. 'son of Śūta', N. of Ugra-śravas MBh

⋙sūtaputra

1. ○putra m. the son of a chief (also 'a charioteer') MBh
2. N. of Karṇa (cf. sūta-ja) ib
3. N. of Kīcaka ib
4. (ī), f. the daughter of a chief Pāṇ. 6-3, 70 Vārtt. 9 Pat

⋙sūtaputraka

1. ○putraka m. N. of Karṇa (cf. sūta-ja) L

⋙sūtamukha

1. ○mukha (sūtá-), mfn. having a Sūta for a head MaitrS

⋙sūtavyasanin

1. ○vyasanin mfn. suffering some mishap from the unskilfulness of a chief MBh. v, 7223

⋙sūtasaṃhitā

1. ○saṃhitā f. N. of a ch. of the Skanda-purāṇa
2. -tātparyadīpikā f. -vyākhyā f. -saṃgraha', m. N. of wks

⋙sūtasava

1. ○sava m. N. of a partic. Ekâha ŚāṅkhŚr

sūtave

1. sū́tave sūtavaí, See √2. sū

sūti

1. sūti f. (fr. √3. su
2. for 1. 2. sūti See pp. 1239 and 1240) pressing out the Soma-juice, or the place where it is pressed out VP

≫sūtya

1. sūtya n. = sutya MBh. v, 4802 (v. l. sutya and sūya)
2. (ā), f. (cf. 3. sūta) = sutyā L

≫sūnu

1. sūnú m. (for 1. 2. See under √1. 2. sū) one who presses out or extracts the Soma-juice RV. iii, 1, 12 (= 1. sotṛ Sāy.)

≫sūma

1. sūma m. (for 2. See s.v.) milk, water L

≫sūya

1. sūya n. extraction of the Soma-juice, libation, sacrifice (cf. rāja-s○) MBh

sūti

1. sūti f. (fr. √siv) = syūti L

sūtta

1. sūtta mfn. (= su-datta) well given, entirely given (cf. ātta, nītta) Pāṇ. 7-4, 47 Sch

sūttara

1. sū7ttara mfn. (5. su + uttara) very superior W
2. well towards the north, northern ib

sūtthāna

1. sū7tthāna mfn. (5. su + utthāna) good effort MW
2. mfn. making good efforts, clever Kām

≫sūtthita

1. sū7tthita m. N. of a man (cf. sautthiti)

sūtpara

1. sūtpara (?), n. the distilling of spirituous liquor (= surā-saṃdhāna) L

sūtpalāvatī

1. sū7tpalāvatī f. N. of a river MārkP

sūtr

1. sūtr (rather Nom. fr. sūtra below), cl. 10. P. (Dhātup. xxxv, 54) sūtrayati (accord. to Gr. also ○te and sūtrāpayati), to string or put together Hcat
2. to contrive, effect, produce, compose Bālar. Rājat. Kathās
3. to put in the form of a Sūtra ( See below), teach as a Sūtra or aphorism Śatr. Kull.: Intens. sosūtryate Pat. on Pāṇ. 3-1, 22

≫sūtra

1. sū́tra n. (accord. to g. ardhacâdi also m
2. fr. √siv, 'to sew', and connected with sūci and sūnā) a thread, yarn, string, line, cord, wire AV. &c. &c
3. a measuring line (cf. -pāta) Hariv. VarBṛS. &c
4. the sacred thread or cord worn by the first three classes (cf. yajñôpaviita) BhP
5. a girdle ib
6. a fibre Kālid
7. a line, stroke MBh. VarBṛS. Gol
8. a sketch, plan Rājat
9. that which like a thread runs through or holds together everything, rule, direction BhP
10. a short sentence or aphoristic rule, and any work or manual consisting of strings of such rules hanging together like threads (these Sūtra works form manuals of teaching in ritual, philosophy, grammar &c.: e.g. in ritual there are first the Śrauta-sûtras, and among them the Kalpa-sûtras, founded directly on Śruti, q.v. ; they form a kind of rubric to Vedic ceremonial, giving concise rules for the performance of every kind of sacrifice [IW. 146 &c.] ; other kinds of Śruti works are the Gṛihya-sūtras and Sāmayācārika or Dharma-sūtras, i.e. 'rules for domestic ceremonies and conventional customs', sometimes called collectively Smārta-sūtras [as founded on smṛti or 'tradition', smārta] ; these led to the later Dharmaśāstras or 'law-books' īW. 145 ; in philosophy each system has its regular text-book of aphorisms written in Sūtras by its supposed founder [IW. 60 &c.] ; in Vyākaraṇa or grammar there are the celebrated Sūtras of Pāṇini in eight books, which are the groundwork of a vast grammatical literature ; with Buddhists, Pāśupatas &c. the term Sūtra is applied to original text books as opp. to explanatory works ; with Jainas they form part of the Dṛishṭivāda) IW. 162 &c
11. a kind of tree Divyâv

⋙sūtrakaṇṭha

1. ○kaṇṭha m. 'having Sūtras in the throat ready to be repeated', a Brāhman L
2. 'having lines on the throat', a pigeon, dove L
3. a wagtail L

⋙sūtrakaraṇa

1. ○karaṇa n. the composition of a Sūtra ĀpŚr. Sch

⋙sūtrakartṛ

1. ○kartṛ m. the author of a Sūtra manual MBh

⋙sūtrakarman

1. ○karman n. 'rulework', carpentry [Page 1242, Column]
2. (○ma) -kṛt m. a carpenter, architect R
3. -viśārada mfn. skilled in carpentry ib

⋙sūtrakāra

1. ○kāra m. a weaver or spinner ( See paṭṭa-s○)
2. a carpenter R
3. = next MBh. Ragh. Sarvad

⋙sūtrakṛt

1. ○kṛt m. = -kartṛ TPrāt. Sch

⋙sūtrakṛtāṅgavṛtti

1. ○kṛtâṅgavṛtti f. N. of wk

⋙sūtrakoṇa

1. ○koṇa or m. a small drum shaped like an hour-glass and struck by a string and button (= ḍamaru) L

⋙sūtrakoṇaka

1. ○koṇaka m. a small drum shaped like an hour-glass and struck by a string and button (= ḍamaru) L

⋙sūtrakośa

1. ○kośa m. a skein of yarn L

⋙sūtrakrīḍā

1. ○krīḍā f. a partic. game with strings (mentioned among the 64 Kalās) Cat

⋙sūtragaṇita

1. ○gaṇita N. of an astron. wk. by Bhāskarâcārya

⋙sūtragaṇḍikā

1. ○gaṇḍikā f. a kind of stick used by weavers in spinning threads L

⋙sūtragrantha

1. ○grantha m. a book of aphorisms, Sūtra work Kāty. Sch

⋙sūtragraha

1. ○graha mfn. holding a thread Pāṇ. 3-2, 9 Vārtt. 2 Pat

⋙sūtragrāha

1. ○grāha mfn. seizing a thread (but not holding it) ib

⋙sūtracaraṇa

1. ○caraṇa n. N. of a class of Caraṇas or Vedic schools who introduced various Sūtra works MW

⋙sūtrajāla

1. ○jāla n. a net made of yarn or coarse string MBh

⋙sūtratantu

1. ○tantu m. (once n.) a thread, string, line Gobh. ŚāṅkhGṛ. Hariv
2. perseverance, energy L

⋙sūtratarkuṭī

1. ○tarkuṭī f. a distaff, spindle L

⋙sūtradaridra

1. ○daridra mfn. threadbare (-tā f.) Mṛicch

⋙sūtradīpikā

1. ○dīpikā f. N. of wk

⋙sūtradhara

1. ○dhara mfn. wearing a string of (comp.) MBh
2. m. one versed in the Sūtras L. = next L

⋙sūtradhāra

1. ○dhāra m. 'rule or thread-holder', an architect, carpenter MBh. VarBṛS
2. a stage-manager (or principal actor who superintends the whole performance
3. accord. to some he was originally so called from holding the strings of puppets
4. his assistants are the pāripārśvika and sthāpaka, qq. vv.) Bhar. Sāh. &c
5. N. of Indra L
6. (ī), f. the wife of a stagemanager (also called gṛhiṇī) Mṛicch. Mudr
7. mf(ī)n. being the chief or leading person at any performance (comp.) Bālar
8. -maṇḍana m. (also simply called Maṇḍana) N. of an author (son of Śrīkshetra and client of Kumbha-karṇa, king of Medapāṭa) Cat

⋙sūtradhṛk

1. ○dhṛk m. an architect See viśva-s○)
2. stage-manager Sāh

⋙sūtranaḍa

1. ○naḍa m. N. of a man (cf. sautranāḍi), g. anuśatikâdi

⋙sūtranyāsa

1. ○nyāsa m. N. of a gram. wk

⋙sūtrapattrakara

1. ○pattra-kara or mfn. liable to be made into threads or thin leaves L

⋙sūtrapattrin

1. ○pattrin mfn. liable to be made into threads or thin leaves L

⋙sūtrapadī

1. ○padī f. having feet as thin as thrṭthreads, g. kumbhapady-ādi

⋙sūtrapāṭhānukrama

1. ○pāṭhânukrama m. N. of wk

⋙sūtrapāta

1. ○pāta m. applying the measuring line (○taṃ-√kṛ or car, 'to measure, compare one thing with another') Kathās

⋙sūtrapāda

1. ○pāda m. N. of wk

⋙sūtrapiṭaka

1. ○piṭaka m. n. the basket or collection of Buddhist Sūtras (cf. tri-piṭaka)

⋙sūtrapuṣpa

1. ○puṣpa m. 'having thread-like flowers', the cotton plant L

⋙sūtraprakāśabhāṣya

1. ○prakāśa-bhāṣya n

⋙sūtraprakāśikā

1. ○prakāśikā f

⋙sūtraprasthāna

1. ○prasthāna n. N. of wks

⋙sūtraprota

1. ○prôta mfn. fastened with wires (as puppets) MBh

⋙sūtrabhāṣya

1. ○bhāṣya n. N. of wk. (also ○ṣya-vyākhyā f.)

⋙sūtrabhid

1. ○bhid m. 'thread-cutter', a tailor L

⋙sūtrabhṛt

1. ○bhṛt m. = -dhāra, a stage-manager Daśar

⋙sūtramadhyabhū

1. ○madhya-bhū mfn. 'produced amid threads or fibres', the resin of Ṣorea Robusta L
2. incense W

⋙sūtramantraprakāśaka

1. ○mantra-prakāśaka N. of wk

⋙sūtramaya

1. ○maya mf(ī)n. consisting of threads Hcat

⋙sūtramuktākalāpa

1. ○muktā-kalāpa m. N. of a Vaishṇava wk

⋙sūtrayantra

1. ○yantra n. a net (made) of yarn or coarse string MaitrUp
2. a weaver's loom L
3. a shuttle W

⋙sūtrarāja

1. ○rāja m. 'Sūtra-king', a Sūtra of the first order Kāraṇḍ

⋙sūtravāpa

1. ○vāpa m. weaving (threads) L

⋙sūtravikrayin

1. ○vikrayin m. a dealer in yarn R

⋙sūtravid

1. ○vid m. 'Sūtraknower', one versed in Sūtras L

⋙sūtravīṇā

1. ○vīṇā f. a kind of lute (= lābukī) L

⋙sūtraveṣṭana

1. ○veṣṭana n. a weaver's shuttle L
2. the act of weaving MW

⋙sūtraśākha

1. ○śākha n. the body Gal

⋙sūtrasaṃgraha

1. ○saṃgraha m. one who grasps or holds the reins L
2. collection of Sūtras (in next)
3. -dīpikā f. N. of wks

⋙sūtrasamuccaya

1. ○samuccaya m. N. of wk

⋙sūtrasthāna

1. ○sthāna n. (in medic. wks.) the first general section (treating of the physician, disease, remedies, diet &c.)

⋙sūtrātman

1. sūtrâtman m. 'thread-soul', the soul which passes like a thread through the universe Vedântas. (IW. 114)

⋙sūtrānta

1. sūtrânta m. (formed like vedânta, siddhânta &c.) a Buddhist Sūtra or the doctrines contained in it SaddhP. Divyâv

⋙sūtrāntaka

1. sūtrântaka mfn. versed in the Buddhist Sūtras Divyâv

⋙sūtrārtha

1. sūtrârtha m. N. of a gram. and of a Vedânta wk
2. -candrikā f. -darpaṇa m. N. of wks

⋙sūtrālaṃkāra

1. sūtrâlaṃkāra m. N. of wk
2. -ṭīkā f. -bhāṣya n. N. of Commentaries

⋙sūtrālī

1. sūtrâlī f. a string of beads &c. worn round the neck, necklace L

⋙sūtrota

1. sūtrôta mfn. filed on a string ĀpGṛ

⋙sūtropanyāsa

1. sūtrôpanyāsa m. N. of a Vedânta wk

≫sūtraka

1. sūtraka n. = sūtra, a thread, string &c. Pāṇ. 1-1, 1 Vārtt. 8 Pat
2. (ikā), f. a kind of macaroni or vermicelli (shaped like thread) Pañcat. v, 34/35
3. a necklace ( See uraḥ-sūtrikā)

≫sūtraṇa

1. sūtraṇa n. the act of stringing together &c
2. arranging in aphorisms Suśr. [Page 1242, Column]

≫sūtraya

1. sūtraya

⋙sūtrayati

1. sūtraḍyati See √sūtr, p. 1241, col. 3

≫sūtrayitavya

1. sūtrayitavya mfn. to be composed or arranged in the form of Sūtras Śaṃk

≫sūtralā

1. sūtralā f. a spindle, distaff L

≫sūtrika

1. sūtrika in sāṃgraha-s○, q.v
2. (ikā), f. See sūtraka, col. 1

≫sūtrita

1. sūtrita mfn. strung, arranged &c
2. directed or declared in a Sūtra, prescribed or delivered in aphorisms or axioms MBh. Śaṃk

⋙sūtritatva

1. ○tva n. the being said or enjoined in a Sūtra Sāy

≫sūtrin

1. sūtrin mfn. having threads or lines &c. Kālac
2. m. a stage-manager Daśar
3. a crow L

≫sūtrīkṛ

1. sūtrī-√kṛ P. -karoti, to make or spin into thread ĀpŚr. Sch

≫sūtrīya

1. sūtrīya mfn. relating to or concerning the Sūtras Suśr

sūtrāman

1. sū-trāman m. = su-tr○, N. of Indra Rājat

sūd

1. sūd (prob. connected with √svad), cl. 1. Ā. (Dhātup. ii, 24) sūdate (occurring only in the reduplicated forms suṣūdima RV
2. súṣūdati or ○dat ib
3. suṣūdáta AV
4. Gr. also fut. sūditā, ○diṣyati), to put or keep in order, guide aright RV. AV.: Caus. or cl. 10. (cf. Dhātup. xxxiii, 43) sūdáyati, ○te (p. sūdayāna MBh
5. aor. asūṣudat, ○ta), id. RV. AV. VS
6. to manage, arrange, prepare, effect, contrive RV
7. to settle, i.e. put an end to, kill, slay (also inanimate objects) MBh. R. &c
8. to squeeze, press, destroy Śiś.: Desid. susūdiṣate Gr.: Intens. sosūdyate, sosūtti ib

≫sūd

1. sūd See havya-sū́d

≫sūda

1. sū́da m. a well RV. (Naigh. iii, 25)
2. the mud of a dried-up pool (others, 'sweetness, sweet drink', esp. 'milk') ib. Br. Kāṭh
3. (prob.) a hot spring Rājat
4. a kind of sauce or broth (cf. sūpa) Kām. Rājat
5. a cook MBh. R. &c
6. N. of a country in Kaśmīra (?) Rājat
7. (ī), f. g. gaurâdi

⋙sūdakarman

1. ○karman n. a cook's work, cooking MBh. Kathās

⋙sūdatā

1. ○tā f

⋙sūdatva

1. ○tva n. the condition or business of a cook ib

⋙sūdadohas

1. ○dohas (sū́da-), mfn. yielding milk like a well RV
2. f. N. of a partic. verse ŚBr. ŚāṅkhŚr

⋙sūdavat

1. ○vat (sū́da-), mfn. containing the remains of liquids MaitrS. ĀpŚr

⋙sūdaśālā

1. ○śālā f. 'cooking-room', a kitchen Kathās

⋙sūdaśāstra

1. ○śāstra n. the science or art of cooking (also N. of a wk. on cookery) Cat

⋙sūdādhyakṣa

1. sūdâdhyakṣa m. a superintendent of cooking, director of the kitchen MatsyaP

≫sūdaka

1. sūdaka mfn. destroying, killing &c

≫sūdana

1. sūdana mf(ā or ī)n. putting in order, guiding aright RV. AV. Paipp
2. (generally ifc.) killing, destroying MBh. R. &c
3. n. the act of killing or slaying, destruction Hariv
4. the act of assenting or promising (= aṅgī-karaṇa) L
5. the act of ejecting or throwing away (= nikṣepaṇa) L

≫sūdayitnu

1. sūdayitnú mfn. flowing, yielding sweetness (as waters) RV

≫sūdāvatsa

1. sūdā-vatsa m. N. of a man Vīrac

≫sūdi

1. sūdi or mfn. streaming, overflowing (cf. sūda-vat), Kaṭh

⋙sūdin

1. sūdin mfn. streaming, overflowing (cf. sūda-vat), Kaṭh

≫sūdita

1. sūdita mfn. wounded, destroyed, killed, slain MBh. R. &c

≫sūditṛ

1. sūditṛ mfn. one who kills or destroys Pāṇ. 3-2, 153

≫sūdya

1. sū́dya mf(ā)n. relating or belonging to a pool VS. TS

sūdayā

1. sūdayā f. (= sū7d○ ?) a herb Divyâv

sūdara

1. sū7dara mfn. having a well-formed belly Pāṇ. 6-2, 107 Vārtt. 1 Pat

sūdgātṛ

1. sū7dgātṛ m. an excellent Udgātṛi (q.v.) TS

sūna

1. sūna See p. 1240, col. 1

sūnara

1. sū-nára mf(ī)n. (for su-nara, cf. sundara) glad, joyous, merry RV
2. delightful MaitrS

≫sūnṛta

1. sū-nṛ́ta mf(ā) n. joyful, glad RV
2. friendly, kind Mn. (iii, 150) MBh. &c
3. pleasant and true (in this sense supposed to be fr. 5. su + ṛta) Yājñ. MBh. &c
4. (ā), E, See below
5. (am), n. joy, gladness, delight RV. AV
6. (with Jainas) pleasant and true speech (one of the five qualities belonging to right conduct) Sarvad

⋙sūnṛtavāc

1. ○vāc mfn. truth-speaking, speaking politely and truthfully MW

⋙sūnṛtānṛta

1. sūnṛtânṛta n. du. truth and falsehood MBh

≫sūnṛtā

1. sū-nṛ́tā f. gladness, joy, exultation, song of joy, glee (instr. pl. 'joyfully') RV. TS. PārGṛ
2. kindness, friendliness, kind and true speech KaṭhUp. MBh. &c. [Page 1242, Column]
3. truth (opp. to an-ṛta) personified as a goddess RV. AV. &c
4. the wife of Dharma BhP
5. a daughter of Dharma and wife of Uttāna-pāda Hariv. VP
6. of an Apsaras L

⋙sūnṛtāvat

1. ○vat (sūnṛtā-), mfn. glad, joyous RV

⋙sūnṛtāvarī

1. ○varī f. id. (said of Ushas) ib

sūnā

1. sūnā́ f. (prob. fr. √siv, 'to sew', and connected with sūci and sūtra
2. cf. sūna, p. 1240, col. 1) a woven wicker-work basket or vessel of anykind RV. AV. GṛŚrS
3. a place for slaughtering animals, slaughter-house, butchery (wrongly śūnā
4. cf. sūdanā) MBh. Kāv. &c
5. the sale of flesh or meat MW
6. any place or utensil in a house where animals are liable to be accidentally destroyed ( See pañca-sūnā)
7. a stick fixed to an elephant's hook L
8. killing, hurting, injuring, Bhp
9. imminent death, danger of life (sūnāyām api, 'even in the last extremity') ib
10. the uvula or soft palate (in this and the next sense perhaps connected with śūna) L
11. inflammation of the glands of the neck (commonly called 'mumps') W. (accord. to some also, 'a zone, girdle'
12. 'a ray'
13. 'a river')

⋙sūnācakradhvajavat

1. ○cakradhvaja-vat m. one who has a slaughter-house (and) an oil-press (and) a vintner's sign Mn. iv, 84

⋙sūnātaṭi

1. ○taṭi (?), f. a slaughter house L

⋙sūnādoṣa

1. ○doṣa m. the guilt incurred by destroying animals in any of the 5 Sūnās ( See pañca-sūnā) Mn. iii, 71

⋙sūnāparicara

1. ○paricara mfn. flying around a slaughterhouse (as a vulture) Mālav

⋙sūnāstha

1. ○stha mfn. being in a slaughter-house or in any place where animals are destroyed Mn. xi, 155

≫sūnika

1. sūnika m. a butcher, flesh-seller, hunter VarBṛS

≫sūnin

1. sūnin m. id. Yājñ

sūnu

1. sūnu. 2. 3 See under √1. 2. sū, and p. 1241, col. 3

sūnṛta

1. sū-nṛta See col. 2

sūnnīya

1. sū74nnīya mfn. (for sū7nneya
2. See un√nī) to be well or easily ladled out or drained out TS

sūnmada

1. sū7nmada or sū7nmāda, (prob.) wṛ. for sônm○ (q.v.)

sūpa

1. sūpa m. (of doubtful derivation, cf. sūda
2. in Uṇ. iii, 26 said to be fr √3. su, 'to distil') sauce, soup, broth (esp. prepared from split or ground pease &c. with roots and salt) MBh. R. Suśr. &c
3. a cook L. (ī f. g. gaurâdi)
4. a vessel, pot, pan L
5. an arrow L

⋙sūpakartṛ

1. ○kartṛ or (MBh.),

⋙sūpakāra

1. ○kāra (MBh.),

⋙sūpakṛt

1. ○kṛt (Kathās.), m. 'sauce-maker', a cook

⋙sūpagandhi

1. ○gandhi mfn. containing only a little sauce Pāṇ. 5-4, 136 Sch

⋙sūpadhūpaka

1. ○dhūpaka or n. 'flavouring sauce', Asa Fetida L

⋙sūpadhūpana

1. ○dhūpana n. 'flavouring sauce', Asa Fetida L

⋙sūpaparṇī

1. ○parṇī f. Phaseolus Trilobus L

⋙sūpaprati

1. ○prati ind. nothing but sauce Pat. on Pāṇ. 2-1, 9

⋙sūparasa

1. ○rasa m. the taste or flavour of sṭsauce Kāv

⋙sūpaśāstra

1. ○śāstra n. of a wk. on cookery (also called pāka-ś○, by Bhīmasena)

⋙sūpaśreṣṭha

1. ○śreṣṭha m. Phaseolus Mungo L

⋙sūpasaṃsṛṣṭa

1. ○saṃsṛṣṭa mfn. mixed with sṭsauce Āpast

⋙sūpāṅga

1. sūpâṅga n. 'sauce-ingredient', Asa Fetida L

⋙sūpaudanaṣaṣṭhīpūjā

1. sūpâudanaṣaṣṭhī-pūjā f. N. of wk

≫sūpika

1. sūpika m. or n. (?) = sūpa, sauce, soup &c. L

≫sūpīya

1. sūpīya mfn. = sūpya g. apūpâdi

≫sūpesāṇa

1. sūpe-sāṇa m. (loc. of sūpa + ś○) Pāṇ. 6-2, 64 Sch. (Kāś. stūpe-ś○)

≫sūpya

1. sūpya mfn. fit for a sauce or soup &c. Car. Vāgbh
2. n. food consisting of soup ib

sūpacara

1. sū7pacára mfn. easily accessible, complaisant, kind to (dat.) ŚBr
2. easy to be had or got ĀpŚr. (superl. -tama KātyŚr. Sch., in a quotation)
3. easily treated or cured Suśr

≫sūpacaraṇa

1. sū7pacaraṇá mf(ā)n. easy of access or approach TS

≫sūpacāra

1. sū7pacāra mfn. easy to be dealt with, easily satisfied MBh

sūpat

1. sūpat ind. (cf. kūpat), g. câdi

sūpatīrtha

1. sū7patīrtha mf(ā)n. having good steps for bathing MBh

≫sūpatīrthya

1. sū7patīrthya mf(a)n. id. Lalit

sūpadvaṃśa

1. sū7padvaṃśa m. good spice or condiment R

sūpadvāra

1. sū7padvāra mfn. having beautiful side-doors R

sūpayukta

1. sū7payukta mfn. well used or employed Jātakam. [Page 1243, Column]

sūpavañcana

1. sū7pavañcaná mf(ā́)n. easy of approach or access, not repellent, friendly RV

sūpaviṣṭa

1. sū7paviṣṭa mfn. comfortably seated BhP

sūpasaṃskṛta

1. sū7pasaṃskṛta mfn. well prepared Car

sūpasadana

1. sū7pasadaná mfn. good or easy to be approached or stayed with TS

sūpasampanna

1. sū7pasampanna mfn. duly initiated Buddh

sūpasarpaṇa

1. sū7pasarpaṇa mf(ā́)n. easy of access AV

sūpasiddha

1. sū7pasiddha mfn. well-seasoned, made savoury or relishable Car

sūpaskara

1. sū7paskara mfn. furnished with good implements or a good equipment MBh

sūpasthā

1. sū7pasthā́ mfn. forming a good place of rest or shelter RV. VS. ŚāṅkhŚr

≫sūpasthāna

1. sū7pasthāná mfn. willingly or gladly approached TS

sūpāya

1. sū7pâya m. a good means or expedient Kām

≫sūpāyana

1. sū7pâyaná mf(ā́)n. easily accessible RV

sūpāvasāna

1. sū7pâvasāná mf(ā́)n. offering good rest or repose TS

sūpāvṛt

1. sū7pâvṛ́t mfn. willingly turning towards MaitrS. ĀpŚr

sūbharva

1. sū-bharva mfn. (for su + bh○ fr. √bharv) eating or feeding well (as a bull
2. others 'well nourished', fr. √bhṛ) RV

sūma

1. sūma m. (said to be fr. √2. su
2. for 1. sūma See p. 1241, col. 3) the sky, heaven Uṇ. i, 144

sūmaya

1. sū-máya mfn. (for su-m○) well shaped or fashioned (as a bow) RV. (= su-sukha Nir.)

sūya

1. sūya See p. 1241, col. 3

sūyavasa

1. sū-yávasa &c. See su-y○, p. 1231, col. 3

sūr

1. sūr &c. See √śūr, p. 1086, col. 1

sūr

1. sū́r weak form of 2. svár, q.v

≫sūra

1. sū́ra m. the sun RV. AV
2. Calotropis Gigantea (= arka) MW
3. a wise or learned man, teacher (= sūri) L
4. N. of the father of Kunthu (the 17th Arhat of the present Avasarpiṇī) L
5. of various authors (also with bhaṭṭa and miśra) Cat
6. (ī), f. N. of Kuntī (as married to the Sun before her marriage with Pāṇḍu) Pāṇ. 4-1, 48 Vārtt. 9 Pat

⋙sūrakanda

1. ○kanda m. Amorphophallus Campanulatus L

⋙sūrakṛt

1. ○kṛt m. N. of a son of Viśvāmitra (v. l. surakṛt) MBh

⋙sūracakṣas

1. ○cakṣas (sū́ra-), mfn. radiant as the sun RV

⋙sūracandra

1. ○candra m. N. of the Guru of Bhānucandra Cat

⋙sūrajī

1. ○jī m. (with gaṇaka) N. of an author ib

⋙sūradāsa

1. ○dāsa m. N. of a Commentator on Hari-vaṃśa

⋙sūramasa

1. ○masa (?), m. pl. N. of a people (cf. sauramasā) Pāṇ. 4-1, 170

⋙sūravat

1. ○vat mfn. containing the word sūra PañcavBr

⋙sūravarman

1. ○varman m. N. of a poet Cat

⋙sūrasuta

1. ○suta m. 'son of the Sun', the planet Saturn Mṛicch

⋙sūrasūta

1. ○sūta m. 'charioteer of the Sun', N. of Aruṇa (or the Dawn personified) L

⋙sūrasena

1. ○sena n. pl. N. of a people (prob. wṛ. for śūra-s○) AV. Pariś

⋙sūrācārya

1. sūrâcārya m. N. of an author Gaṇar

⋙sūrāpagā

1. sūrâpagā wṛ. for sur○

⋙sūrāsanadeśa

1. sūrâsana-deśa wṛ. for śūrasena-deśa

≫sūraṇa

1. sūraṇa n. (also written śūr○) Amorphophallus Campanulatus (cf. sūra-kanda) L

≫sūri

1. sūri m. a learned man, sage (often ifc. after names, esp. as a title given to Jaina teachers) Kālid. VarBṛS. &c
2. N. of Bṛihas-pati (the sage among the gods) or the planet Jupiter VarBṛS
3. of Kṛishṇa W
4. of a poet Cat
5. = yādava and sūrya L
6. (ī), f. Uṇ. iv, 64 Sch

⋙sūrideva

1. ○deva m. (with budhêndra) N. of a man (the father of Keśavârya) Cat

⋙sūribhaṭṭa

1. ○bhaṭṭa m. N. of an author ib

⋙sūrisaṃtoṣa

1. ○saṃtoṣa m. N. of wk

≫sūrin

1. sūrin m. a wise or learned man, scholar L

≫sūrya

1. sū́rya m. the sun or its deity (in the Veda the name Sūrya is generally distinguished from Savitṛi q.v., and denotes the most concrete of the solar gods, whose connection with the luminary is always present to the poet's mind [Page 1243, Column]
2. in Nir. vii, 5 he is regarded as one of the original Vedic triad, his place being in the sky, while that of Agni is on the earth, and that of Indra is in the atmosphere
3. ten hymns in the RV. are entirely in praise of Sūrya, e. g. i, 50, i, 115 &c., also AV. xiii, 2
4. he moves through the sky in a chariot drawn by seven ruddy horses or mares [see saptâśva, harit, harid-aśva]
5. in the later mythology Sūrya is identified with Savitṛi as one of the 12 Ādityas or emblems of the Sun in the 12 months of the year, and his seven-horsed chariot is said to be driven by Aruṇa or the Dawn as its charioteer, who is represented without legs
6. the Sun, whether named Sūrya or Vivasvat, has several wives, See sūryā below) RV. &c. &c. (cf. IW. 11 ; 16 &c. RTL. 341)
7. a symbolical expression for the number 'twelve' (in allusion to the sun in the 12 signs of the zodiac) Jyot. Hcat
8. the swallow-wort (either Calotropis or Asclepias Gigantea, = arka) L
9. N. of the son of Bali L
10. of a Dānava VahniP
11. of an astronomer (= sūrya-dāsa) Cat
12. epithet of Śiva MBh
13. (ā́), f. the wife of Sūrya or the Sun (also called Saṃjñā, q.v.)
14. the daughter of Sūrya or the Sun ( See RV. i, 116, 17
15. also described as daughter of Prajāpati or of Savitṛi and wife of the Aśvins, and in other places as married to Soma
16. in RV. i, 119, 2 she is called Ūrjānī, and in vi, 55, 4, vi, 58, 4 the sister of Pūshan q.v., who is described as loving her, and receiving her as a gift from the gods
17. accord. to some she represents a weak manifestation of the Sun
18. Sūryā Sāvitrī is regarded as the authoress of the Sūryā-sûkta RV. x, 85) RV. AV. AitBr. Kauś
19. = vāc Naigh. i, 11
20. = sūryā-sū7ktā (q.v.) ŚāṅkhGṛ
21. a new bride
22. a drug L
23. the colocynth or bitter gourd L
24. mfn. solar (perhaps wṛ. for saurya) Jyot. [For cognate words See under 2. svár.]

⋙sūryakamala

1. ○kamala n. the sunflower, heliotrope MW

⋙sūryakara

1. ○kara m. a sunbeam Pañcat
2. miśra m. N. of an author Cat

⋙sūryakalpa

1. ○kalpa m

⋙sūryakavaca

1. ○kavaca n. N. of wks

⋙sūryakavi

1. ○kavi m. N. of an author Cat

⋙sūryakānta

1. ○kānta m. 'sun-loved', the sun-stone, sun-crystal (a kind of crystal supposed to possess fabulous properties as giving out heat when exposed to the sun
2. there is a corresponding moonstone, See candra-k○
3. also ○ta-maṇi) MBh. Kāv. VarYogay
4. crystal W
5. a kind of flower (= ādityaparṇī) Car
6. Hibiscus Phoeniceus W
7. N. of a mountain MārkP

⋙sūryakānti

1. ○kānti f. sunlight, sunshine W
2. a partic. flower L
3. the flower of sesamum W

⋙sūryakāla

1. ○kāla m. 'sun-time', day-time, day L
2. ○lânala or ○lânalacakra n. a kind of astrological diagram for indicating good and bad fortune L

⋙sūryaketu

1. ○ketu (sū́rya-), mfn. having the sun for a flag (or 'bright as the sun') AV
2. m. N. of a king Buddh

⋙sūryakrānta

1. ○krānta m. (in music) a kind of measure Saṃgīt

⋙sūryakṣaya

1. ○kṣaya m. the sun's mansion Bṛih

⋙sūryagaṅgātīrtha

1. ○gaṅgā-tīrtha n. N. of a Tīrtha Cat

⋙sūryagarbha

1. ○garbha m. N. of a Bodhi-sattva Kāraṇḍ
2. of a man Buddh
3. of a Buddhist Sūtra

⋙sūryagupta

1. ○gupta (?), m. N. of a man Buddh

⋙sūryagraha

1. ○graha m. 'sun-planet', the sun W
2. 'sun-seizure', an eclipse of the sun Tithyād
3. 'sun-seizer', N. of Rāhu and Ketu W
4. the bottom of a water-jar ib

⋙sūryagrahaṇa

1. ○grahaṇa n. 'sun-seizure', a solar eclipse VarBṛS. Inscr
2. N. of wk

⋙sūryacakṣus

1. ○cakṣus m. N. of a Rākshasa R

⋙sūryacandra

1. ○candra m. N. of a man Kathās
2. du. the sun and moon A
3. -grahaṇa n. -vrata n. -vrata-kalpa m. -stotra n. ○candrôparāga-śānti f. N. of wks

⋙sūryacandramas

1. ○candramas

⋙sūryacandramasa

1. ○candraḍmasa See saurya-cāndramasa

⋙sūryaja

1. ○ja m. 'sun-born', N. of the planet Saturn VarBṛS
2. of the monkey Su-grīva L
3. of the hero Karṇa W
4. (ā), f. the river Yamunā L

⋙sūryajyotis

1. ○jyotis mfn. having the sun's light Vait

⋙sūryatanaya

1. ○tanaya m. 'son of the Sun', N. of Manu MārkP
2. of the planet Saturn VarBṛS
3. of Karṇa W
4. of Su-grīva ib
5. (ā), f. 'daughter of the Sun', the river Yamunā L

⋙sūryatapas

1. ○tapas m. N. of a Muni Kathās

⋙sūryatāpinī

1. ○tāpinī f. N. of an Upanishad

⋙sūryatīrtha

1. ○tīrtha n. N. of a Tīrtha MBh

⋙sūryatejas

1. ○tejas n. sunshine Hit
2. (sū́rya-), mfn. having the power or radiance of the sun AV

⋙sūryatvac

1. ○tvac (sū́rya-), mfn. having a skin or covering as bright as the sun RV. AV. TBr

⋙sūryatvaca

1. ○tvaca mfn. id. MW

⋙sūryatvacas

1. ○tvacas (sūrya-), mfn. id. VS. AV. PañcavBr:

⋙sūryadatta

1. ○datta m. N. of various men MBh. Cat

⋙sūryadaśāphala

1. ○daśā-phala m. N. of wk

⋙sūryadāsa

1. ○dāsa m. N. of various men Col. Cat

⋙sūryadṛś

1. ○dṛś mfn. looking at the sun Yājñ

⋙sūryadeva

1. ○deva m. the god Sūrya Kālac. Buddh
2. N. of an author Cat

⋙sūryadevatya

1. ○devatyá mfn. having the sun as a deity MaitrS. Kāṭh

⋙sūryadvādaśāryā

1. ○dvādaśâryā f. pl. N. of wk

⋙sūryadhara

1. ○dhara m. N. of a poet Sadukt

⋙sūryadhyāna

1. ○dhyāna n. N. of wk. [Page 1243, Column]

⋙sūryadhvaja

1. ○dhvaja m. 'sun-bannered', N. of a man MBh
2. -patākin mfn. having the sun on his standard and flag (said of Śiva) MBh

⋙sūryanakṣatra

1. ○nakṣatra (sū́rya-), n. 'sun-asterism', a radiant astṭasterism ŚBr
2. that Nakshatra in which the sun happens to be Sūryapr
3. -yoga m. the conjunction of the sun with a Nakshatra ib

⋙sūryanagara

1. ○nagara 'city of the Sun', N. of the capital of Kaśmīr (commonly called Siri-nagar or Seri-nagar) MW

⋙sūryanandana

1. ○nandana m. 'son of the Sun', N. of the planet Saturn Hāyan

⋙sūryanamaskāra

1. ○namaskāra m. adoration of the sun
2. -mantra m. -vidhi m. N. of wks

⋙sūryanāḍī

1. ○nāḍī f. N. of wk

⋙sūryanābha

1. ○nābha m. N. of a Dānava Hariv

⋙sūryanārāyaṇa

1. ○nārāyaṇa m. the Sun personified MW
2. N. of various authors and other men (also ○ṇa-kavi) Cat
3. -kavaca n. -pūjā f. -vrata n. -stotra n. N. of wks

⋙sūryanetra

1. ○netra m. N. of a son of Garuḍa MBh

⋙sūryapakṣakaraṇa

1. ○pakṣa-karaṇa n

⋙sūryapakṣaśaraṇa

1. ○pakṣa-śaraṇa n

⋙sūryapañcāṅga

1. ○pañcâṅga n

⋙sūryapañcāṅgastotra

1. ○pañcâṅga-stotra n. N. of wks

⋙sūryapaṇḍita

1. ○paṇḍita m. N. of a scholar (= -kavi) Cat

⋙sūryapati

1. ○pati m. the god Sūrya W

⋙sūryapattra

1. ○pattra m. Calotropis Gigantea L

⋙sūryapatnī

1. ○patnī (sū́rya-), f. having the Sun for husband AV

⋙sūryaparṇī

1. ○parṇī f. a kind of plant MBh. Car. (wṛ. sūrpa-) Vāgbh
2. Phaseolus Trilobus Bhpr
3. Glycine Debilis ib

⋙sūryaparvan

1. ○parvan n. the moment when the sun enters a new sign Pañcar
2. a solar festival (on the days of the solstices, equinoxes, eclipses &c.) MW

⋙sūryapāda

1. ○pāda m. a sunbeam Hariv

⋙sūryaputra

1. ○putra m. patr. of the Aśvins MBh
2. of the planet Saturn MBh. VarBṛS
3. of Yama Tithyād
4. of Varuṇa L
5. of Karṇa W
6. of Su-grīva ib
7. (ī), f. 'daughter of the Sun', lightning L
8. the river Yamunā Bālar

⋙sūryapura

1. ○pura n. 'city of the Sun', N. of a city (cf. -nagara above) Rājat

⋙sūryapurāṇa

1. ○purāṇa n

⋙sūryapūjā

1. ○pūjā f

⋙sūryapūjāvidhi

1. ○pūjā-vidhi m

⋙sūryaprakāśa

1. ○prakāśa m

⋙sūryaprajñapti

1. ○prajñapti f. N. of wks

⋙sūryapratiṣṭhā

1. ○pratiṣṭhā f. the setting up of an image of the sun (-māhātmya n.) Cat

⋙sūryapradīpa

1. ○pradīpa m. a kind of Samādhi Buddh

⋙sūryaprabha

1. ○prabha mfn. bright as the sun
2. m. a kind of Samādhi Kāraṇḍ
3. N. of the palace of Lakshmaṇā (wife of Kṛishṇa) Hariv
4. of a serpent-demon Buddh
5. of a Bodhi-sattva ib
6. of various kings Kathās. Cat
7. of the king after whom the 8th Lambaka of the Kathā-sarit-sāgara is called (-tā f.) Kathās
8. ○bhātejas m. a partic. Samādhi Buddh

⋙sūryaprabhava

1. ○prabhava mfn. sprung from the Sun Ragh

⋙sūryaprabhīya

1. ○prabhīya mfn. belonging to king Sūrya-prabha Kathās

⋙sūryapraśiṣya

1. ○praśiṣya m. N. of Janaka Bālar

⋙sūryaphaṇicakra

1. ○phaṇi-cakra n. a kind of astrological diagram for indicating auspicious and in auspṭauspicious moments for doing anything MW

⋙sūryabali

1. ○bali m. N. of wk
2. -rāma m. N. of an author Cat

⋙sūryabimba

1. ○bimba m. or n. the disc of the sun VarBṛS
2. N. of a sacred place Cat
3. -tīrtha n. N. of a Tīrtha MW

⋙sūryabhakta

1. ○bhakta mfn. worshipping the sun, one who worships the sun Cat
2. m. Pentapetes Phoenicea L
3. (ā), f. a kind of plant ib

⋙sūryabhaktaka

1. ○bhaktaka m. a sun-worshipper W
2. Pentapetes Phoenicea L

⋙sūryabhaṭṭa

1. ○bhaṭṭa m. N. of an author Cat

⋙sūryabhaṭṭīya

1. ○bhaṭṭīya n. N. of wk

⋙sūryabhā

1. ○bhā mfn. bright as the sun MW

⋙sūryabhāgā

1. ○bhāgā f. N. of a river L

⋙sūryabhānu

1. ○bhānu m. N. of a Yaksha R
2. of a king Inscr

⋙sūryabhās

1. ○bhās m. N. of a man MBh

⋙sūryabhrāj

1. ○bhrāj mfn. radiant as the sun Kāṭh

⋙sūryabhrātṛ

1. ○bhrātṛ m. N. of Airāvata L

⋙sūryamaṇi

1. ○maṇi m. the sun-stone, sun-gem (= -kānta) L
2. a kind of flower (= -kānta) ib
3. Hibiscus phoeniceus ib
4. -vṛkṣa m. the shrub HibṭHibiscus Phoenicea MW

⋙sūryamaṇḍala

1. ○maṇḍala m. N. of a Gandharva R
2. n. the orb or disc of the sun TĀr. MaitrUp. &c

⋙sūryamatī

1. ○matī f. N. of a princess Rājat

⋙sūryamantra

1. ○mantra m. N. of wk

⋙sūryamarut

1. ○marut or See sauryamārutaka

⋙sūryamaruta

1. ○maruḍta See sauryamārutaka

⋙sūryamalla

1. ○malla m. N. of a king Śatr. Inscr

⋙sūryamāla

1. ○māla mfn. sun-garlanded (said of Śiva) MBh

⋙sūryamāsa

1. ○māsa m. a solar month Sūryapr. Sch

⋙sūryamukhī

1. ○mukhī f. Helianthus Annūs MW

⋙sūryampaśya

1. ○mpaśya in a-s○ mfn. never seeing the sun, pat. Viddh. (cf. a-sūryam-paśyā f.)

⋙sūryayantra

1. ○yantra n. 'sun-instrument', a representation of the sun (used in worshipping the Sun or in taking solar observations) MW

⋙sūryayama

1. ○yama See sauryayāma

⋙sūryaratha

1. ○ratha m. the chariot of the sun R. BhP

⋙sūryaraśmi

1. ○raśmi m. a sunbeam Mn. v, 133
2. (sū́rya-), mfn. having the rays of the sun RV. VS
3. m. N. of Savitṛi MW

⋙sūryarahasya

1. ○rahasya n. N. of wk

⋙sūryarājya

1. ○rā́jya n. the sun's dominion MaitrS

⋙sūryarāma

1. ○rāma m. N. of an author Cat

⋙sūryaruc

1. ○ruc f. sunlight Śiś

⋙sūryarkṣa

1. ○rkṣa (○ya + ṛkṣa), n. the Nakshatra in which the sun happens to be Jyot

⋙sūryarc

1. ○rc (○ya + ṛc), f. a hymn addressed to the sun BhP

⋙sūryalatā

1. ○latā f. Polanisla Icosandra L
2. Calotropis Gigantea Npr

⋙sūryaloka

1. ○loka m. the sun-world (a region or space supposed to exist round the sun, constituting a heaven of which the sun is regent) Inscr. KāśīKh

⋙sūryalocanā

1. ○locanā f. N. of a Gandharvii Kāraṇḍ

⋙sūryavaṃśa

1. ○vaṃśa m. the solar race of kings (i.e. the royal dynasty of Rāma-candra, king of Ayodhyā, hero of the Rāmâyaṇa, who was descended from Ikshvāku son of Vaivasvata Manu, son of the Sun [Page 1244, Column]
2. many Rājput tribes still claim to belong to this race
3. it is one of the two great lines of kings, the other being called 'lunar', See candra-v○) Kshitîś. Buddh

⋙sūryavaṃśya

1. ○vaṃśya mfn. belonging to the above solar race Ragh

⋙sūryavaktra

1. ○vaktra m. a kind of medicament Cat

⋙sūryavajrapañjara

1. ○vajrapañjara n. N. of a ch. of a wk

⋙sūryavat

1. ○vat (sū́rya-), mfn. sunny AV. TBr. KātyŚr
2. m. N. of a mountain R
3. (atī), f. N. of a princess Vās., Introd

⋙sūryavana

1. ○vana n. N. of a forest sacred to the Sun Śatr

⋙sūryavara

1. ○vara m. a partic. medicament Cat
2. -locana m. a partic. Samādhi, Kārāṇḍ

⋙sūryavaruṇa

1. ○varuṇa See sauryavāruṇa

⋙sūryavarga

1. ○varga m. N. of wk

⋙sūryavarcas

1. ○varcas (sū́rya-), mfn. resplendent as the sun VS. Yājñ. R. BhP
2. m. N. of a Deva-gandharva MBh. Hariv. BhP
3. of a Ṛishi ĀrshBr

⋙sūryavarṇa

1. ○varṇa mf(ā)n. sun-coloured AV

⋙sūryavarman

1. ○varman m. N. of a king MBh
2. of a Ḍāmara Rājat

⋙sūryavallī

1. ○vallī f. the plant Gynandropsis Pentaphylla Suśr. VarBṛS

⋙sūryavāra

1. ○vāra m. Sunday Pañcat

⋙sūryavikāsin

1. ○vikāsin mfn. expanding at the appearing of the sun L

⋙sūryavighna

1. ○vighna m. 'destroyer of the sun', N. of Vishṇu Pañcar

⋙sūryavilokana

1. ○vilokana n. the ceremony of taking a child out to see the sun when four months old MW

⋙sūryaveśman

1. ○veśman n. the sun's mansion, IndSt

⋙sūryavaiśvānara

1. ○vaiśvānara See sauryav○

⋙sūryavrata

1. ○vrata n. a partic. ceremony Cat
2. a partic. diagram ib
3. N. of various wks
4. -kathā f. -mahiman m. N. of wks

⋙sūryaśataka

1. ○śataka n

⋙sūryaśānti

1. ○śānti f. N. of wks

⋙sūryaśiṣya

1. ○śiṣya m. N. of Yājñavalkya Bālar
2. ○yântevāsin m. N. of Janaka ib

⋙sūryaśobhā

1. ○śobhā f. sunshine MW
2. a kind of flower L

⋙sūryaśrit

1. ○śrít v. l. for -śvít AV

⋙sūryaśrī

1. ○śrī m. N. of a being reckoned among the Viśve Devā? MBh

⋙sūryaśvit

1. ○śvít mfn. bright as the sun RV

⋙sūryaṣaṭpadī

1. ○ṣaṭpadī f

⋙sūryaṣaḍakṣarī

1. ○ṣaḍ-akṣarī f. N. of wks

⋙sūryasaṃkrama

1. ○saṃkrama (Yājñ.) or f. (Cat.) the sun's entrance into a new sign

⋙sūryasaṃkrānti

1. ○saṃkrānti f. (Cat.) the sun's entrance into a new sign

⋙sūryasaṃjña

1. ○saṃjña m. a kind of ruby L
2. n. saffron ib

⋙sūryasadṛśa

1. ○sadṛśa m. N. of Līlāvajra Buddh

⋙sūryasaptati

1. ○saptati f

⋙sūryasaptāryā

1. ○saptâryā f. pl. N. of wks

⋙sūryasama

1. ○sama (sū́rya-), mfn. equal to the sun VS. Siṃhâs

⋙sūryasahasranāman

1. ○sahasra-nāman n

⋙sūryasahasranāmāvalī

1. ○sahasra-nāmâvalī f. N. of wks

⋙sūryasāman

1. ○sāman n. N. of various Sāmans ĀrshBr

⋙sūryasārathi

1. ○sārathi m. the Sun's charioteer, Dawn L

⋙sūryasāvarṇi

1. ○sāvarṇi m. N. of a Manu
2. ○ṇika mfn. belonging to him MārkP

⋙sūryasāvitra

1. ○sāvitra m. N. of a being reckoned among the Viśve Devā? MBh

⋙sūryasiṃha

1. ○siṃha m. N. of a king Cat

⋙sūryasiddhānta

1. ○siddhânta m. a celebrated astronomical text-book (said to be a direct revelation from the Sun) IW. 175 &c
2. of another wk
3. -ṭīkā f. -dīpikā f. -prakāśa m. -pradīpikā f. -bhāṣya n. -mañjarī f. -rahasya n. -vāsanā-bhāṣya n. -vyākhyā f. -vyākhyāna n. -vyākhyā-vivaraṇa n. -sāraṇī, f
4. ○tôdāharaṇa n. N. of Comms

⋙sūryasuta

1. ○suta m. 'son of the Sun', N. of the planet Saturn Var
2. of the monkey Su-grīva Kām

⋙sūryasūkta

1. ○sū7kta n. N. of a partic. hymn to the Sun (RV. i, 50 RTL. 342
2. cf. sūryā-s○)

⋙sūryasūta

1. ○sūta m. the charioteer of the Sun BhP

⋙sūryasūri

1. ○sūri m. N. of an astronomer Col. Cat

⋙sūryasena

1. ○sena m. N. of various men Cat

⋙sūryastavakapālamocana

1. ○stava-kapāla-mocana m

⋙sūryastavana

1. ○stavana n. N. of wks

⋙sūryastut

1. ○stút m. a partic. Ekâha ŚBr. ŚrS. Vait

⋙sūryastuti

1. ○stuti f. or praise of the sun (N. of various wks.) Cat

⋙sūryastotra

1. ○stotra n. praise of the sun (N. of various wks.) Cat

⋙sūryahṛdaya

1. ○hṛdaya n. N. of a hymn

⋙sūryāṃśu

1. sūryâṃśu m. a sunbeam Vām. Bhpr

⋙sūryākara

1. sūryākara m. N. of a man Cat
2. pl. N. of a people R

⋙sūryākṣa

1. sūryâkṣa mfn. sun-eyed Hariv
2. m. N. of a king MBh. Hariv
3. of a monkey R

⋙sūryāgama

1. sūryâgama m. N. of wk

⋙sūryāgnī

1. sūryâgnī́ m. du. Sūrya and Agni TS

⋙sūryācandramasā

1. sūryā-candramásā or m. du. the sun and moon (also characterized as Dānavas) RV. AV. ŚBr. &c

⋙sūryācandramasau

1. sūryā-candramáḍsau m. du. the sun and moon (also characterized as Dānavas) RV. AV. ŚBr. &c

⋙sūryātapa

1. sūryâtapa m. the sun's heat (○pe-√dā, 'to expose to the sun' Ml.) Kāv
2. -cchinna-dṛṣṭi mfn. having the sight dazzled by the sun's glare MW
3. -parikṣipta mfn. overspread by the sun's rays ib

⋙sūryātmaja

1. sūryâtmaja m. 'son of the Sun', the planet Saturn Var

⋙sūryātharvaśīrṣopaniṣad

1. sūryâtharva-śīrṣôpaniṣad f

⋙sūryātharvāṅgirasopaniṣad

1. sūryâtharvâṅgirasôpaniṣad f

⋙sūryadigrahaprītyarthadāna

1. sūryádi-graha-prīty-artha-dāna n

⋙sūryādigrahaphalakuṇḍalī

1. sūryâdi-graha-phala-kuṇḍalī f

⋙sūryādigrahasādhana

1. sūryâdi-graha-sādhana n

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1. sūryādipañcāyatanapratiṣṭhāpaddhati3sūryâdi-pañcâyatana-pratiṣṭhā-paddhati f

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1. sūryādipratimāpratiṣṭhāvidhi3sūryâdi-pratimā-pratiṣṭhā-vidhi m

⋙sūryādivarṣaphalokti

1. sūryâdi-varṣa-phalôkti f. N. of wks

⋙sūryādri

1. sūryâdri m. N. of a mountain MārkP

⋙sūryānana

1. sūryânana m. 'sun-faced', N. of a man Lalit

⋙sūryānuvādinī

1. sūryânuvādinī f. N. of Comm

⋙sūryāpāya

1. sūryâpâya m. sun-departure, sunset Megh

⋙sūryāpīḍa

1. sūryâpīḍa m. N. of a son of Pārikshita or Parikshit, Hariv. VP. [Page 1244, Column]

⋙sūryābhinimrukta

1. sū́ryâbhinimrukta mfn. one upon whom (while sleeping) the sun has set TBr

⋙sūryābhinimlukta

1. sūryâbhinimlukta mfn. id. Gobh

⋙sūryābhyudita

1. sū́ryâbhyudita mfn. one upon whom (while he is still sleeping) the sun has risen TBr. Gobh. Gaut

⋙sūryāmāsā

1. sū́ryā-mā́sā m. du. the sun and moon RV. AV

⋙sūryāruṇakarmavipāka

1. sūryâruṇa-karma-vipāka m

⋙sūryāruṇaśataka

1. sūryâruṇaśataka n

⋙sūryāruṇasaṃvāda

1. sūryâruṇa-saṃvāda m

⋙sūryāruṇasmṛti

1. sūryâruṇa-smṛti f. N. of wks

⋙sūryārghya

1. sūryârghya n. a respectful offering presented to the sun Cat
2. -dānapaddhati f. -vidhi m. N. of wks

⋙sūryārṇava

1. sūryârṇava m

⋙sūryārṇavakarmavipāka

1. sūryârṇava-karma-vipāka m

⋙sūryāryā

1. sūryâryā f. N. of wks

⋙sūryāloka

1. sūryâloka m. sunshine L

⋙sūryāvarta

1. sūryâvarta m. N. of two plants Suśr. ŚārṅgS
2. Scindapsus Officinalis L
3. a kind of sunflower, Helianthus Indicus ib
4. Cleome Pentaphylla ib
5. Cleome Viscosa W
6. head-ache which increases or diminishes according to the course of the sun Suśr
7. a kind of Samādhi Buddh
8. N. of a water-basin Śatr
9. (ā), f. Polanisia Icosandra L
10. -rasa m. a partic. preparation of copper L

⋙sūryāvalokanaprayoga

1. sūryâvalokana-prayoga m. N. of wk

⋙sūryāvekṣaṇa

1. sūryâvêkṣaṇa n. the act of looking at the sun W

⋙sūryāśman

1. sūryâśman m. the sun-stone ( See sūrya-kānta) L

⋙sūryāśva

1. sūryâśva m. a horse of the sun ib

⋙sūryāṣṭaka

1. sūryâṣṭaka n

⋙sūryāṣṭaśatanāman

1. sūryâṣṭa-śatanāman n. pl.,

⋙sūryāṣṭottaraśatanāman

1. sūryâṣṭôttara-śata-nāman n. pl. N. of wks

⋙sūryāsta

1. sūryâsta m. sunset Pañcat
2. -ṃ-gamana n. id. Cat
3. -m-aya m. id. (-vat, with kāla m. the time of sunset') Kuval. Sch. Tithyād

⋙sūryāhva

1. sūryâhva mfn. named after the sun MW
2. m. Calotropis Gigantea L
3. n. copper ib

⋙sūryendusaṃgama

1. sūryêndu-saṃgama m. conjunction of sun and moon, the night of new moon L

⋙sūryeṣṭiprayoga

1. sūryêṣṭi-prayoga m. N. of wk

⋙sūryoḍha

1. sūryôḍha mfn. brought by the (setting) sun
2. m. (with atithi) a guest who arrives at sunset ĀpŚr. Pur. &c
3. m. the time of sunset A

⋙sūryotthāna

1. sūryôtthāna n. sunrise MW

⋙sūryodaya

1. sūryôdaya m. id. MBh. VarBṛS
2. -giri m. the mountain behind which the sun rises MBh
3. -nibandha m. -varṇana n. -saṃkalpa-nāṭaka n. N. of wks
4. ○dayâsta m. du. sunrise and sunset (-kāla m. du. the times of them) Cat

⋙sūryodayana

1. sūryôdayana n. sunrise Kauś

⋙sūryodyāna

1. sūryôdyāna n. = sūrya-vana Śatr

⋙sūryopaniṣad

1. sūryôpaniṣad f. N. of an Upanishad

⋙sūryopasthānamantra

1. sūryôpasthāna-mantra m

⋙sūryopasthānavidhi

1. sūryôpasthāna-vidhi m. N. of wks

⋙sūryopāsaka

1. sūryôpâsaka m. a sun-worshipper MW

⋙sūryopāsanā

1. sūryôpâsanā f. the worship of the sun Cat
2. -vidhi m. N. of wk

≫sūryaka

1. sūryaka mfn. resembling the sun Hariv. (v. l.)
2. m. N. of various men Rājat. VP

≫sūryā

1. sūryā f. See sū́rya above

⋙sūryāvasu

1. ○vasu mfn. one whose wealth is Sūryā (said of the Aśvins) RV

⋙sūryāvid

1. ○vid mfn. knowing the Sūryā hymn (RV. x, 85) ĀśvGṛ

⋙sūryāvivāha

1. ○vivāha m. the marriage of SṭSūryā (described in RV. x, 85) Kauś

⋙sūryāsūkta

1. ○sū7kta n. the Sūryā hymn (RV. x, 85
2. describing the marriage of Sūryā
3. this hymn is also found with some variations in AV. xiv, 1), IndSt

≫sūryāṇī

1. sūryāṇī f. the wife of the god Sūrya Vop

sūra

1. sū́ra m. (fr. √1. sū) an inciter, propeller RV. i, 121, 7 (Sāy.)

≫sūri

1. sūrí m. 'inciter', the institutor of a sacrifice (= yajamāna in later language) RV. AV
2. a lord, chief (also of gods) RV
3. (ī́), f. TS

sūra

1. sū́ra m. (fr. √3. su) the Soma-juice flowing from the Soma press RV. AV

≫sūri

1. sūrí m. a presser or extractor of Soma, Soma sacrificer RV

sūrata

1. sū-rata mfn. (for su-r○) well disposed towards, compassionate, tender Uṇ. v, 14
2. tranquil, calm ib
3. (ā), f. a tractable cow L

⋙sūratakalpataru

1. ○kalpa-taru m. N. of a Comm. on the Tarka-dīpikā by Śrīnivāsa Bhaṭṭa

⋙sūratasiṃha

1. ○siṃha m. N. of a king (patron of Srī-nivāsa Bhaṭṭa) Cat

sūratha

1. sū-ratha m. (for su-r○) N. of an author Cat

sūri

1. sūrí m. (fr. √sṛ
2. cf. sūrta) a course, path (= saraṇi) RV. i, 141, 8 (Sāy.)

sūrī

1. sūrī See f. of 1. sūra and 1. 2. sūri

sūrkṣ

1. sūrkṣ or sūrkṣy, cl. 1. P. (Dhātup. xxvii, 15 ; xv, 2) sūrkṣati or ○ṣyati (occurring only in pres. base
2. Gr. also pf. susūrkṣa or ○ṣya
3. fut. sūrkṣitā, ○ṣyitā &c.), to heed, care or trouble about (acc. or gen.) MaitrS. Kāṭh. GopBr. ĀpŚr
4. to disrespect, slight, neglect (?) Dhātup. [Cf. accord, to some, Lith. sergéti [Page 1244, Column] ; Goth. saúrga ; Germ. ṣorge ; Angl. Sax. sorh ; Eng. sorrow.]

≫sūrkṣaṇa

1. sūrkṣaṇa n. disrespect, contumely (more prob. 'respect', 'regard') L

≫sūrkṣya

1. sū́rkṣya mfn. to be heeded or regarded TBr
2. m. a kind of bean, Phaseolus Radiatus L

sūrjana

1. sūrjana m. N. of a king Cat

⋙sūrjanacarita

1. ○carita n. a biography of king Sūrjana (by Candraśekhara) ib

sūrta

1. sū́rta mfn. (fr. √sṛ
2. Pāṇ. 8-2, 61) walked, trodden (others, 'bright, illuminated'
3. cf. a-sū́rta) RV

sūrpa

1. sūrpa ○paka, ○pāraka, See śūrp○

sūrmi

1. sūrmi or sūrmī́ f. (rather fr. √sṛ than fr. su + ūrmi
2. also written śūrmi and śūrmī) a pipe for conveying water RV. ŚBr
3. a kind of tube serving as a candlestick RV. TS. Kāṭh
4. a metal image W
5. a hollow metal column made red-hot for burning criminals (esp. adulterers) to death Gaut. Mn. &c

≫sūrmya

1. sūrmyá mfn. being in tubes or pipes or channels TS. (VS. sū74rvya)
2. (ā), f. N. of the wife of Anuhrāda BhP

sūrya

1. sūrya &c. See p. 1243, col, 1

sūryantī

1. sūryantī wṛ. for tūryantī ĀpGṛ

sūrvya

1. sū74rvya mfn. being in beautiful vessels &c. (cf. under sūrmya above) VS

sūlīka

1. sūlīka See śūlīka, p. 1087. col. 1

sūvan

1. sūvan sūvarī, See p. 1240, col. 2

sūṣ

1. sūṣ (also written śūṣ), cl. 1. P. sūṣati, to bring forth
2. (a child), procreate Dhātup. xvii, 28

≫sūṣaṇā

1. sūṣaṇā f. 'the genitals' or 'a parturient woman' AV

≫sūṣā

1. sūṣā́ f. (prob.) a parturient woman ib

≫sūṣyantī

1. sū́ṣyantī See √2. sū, p. 1239, col. 3

sūṣa

1. sūṣa m. (prob. wṛ. for śūṣa) strength, vigour, energy L

sūṣas

1. sū7ṣas mfn. one who enjoys a good dawn or happy morning AV

sṛ

1. sṛ (cf. √sal), cl. 1. 3. P. (Dhātup. xxii, 37 ; xxv, 17) sárati (ep. also ○te and accord. to Pāṇ. 7-3, 78 also dhāvati), and sísarti (the latter base only in Veda
2. 3. du. sísratuḥ, 3. pl. sísrate RV
3. p. sísrat q.v. ib
4. pf. sasā́ra, sasré ib. &c
5. 1. du. sasriva ŚBr
6. p. sasṛvás, sasrāṇá and sasṛmāṇá RV
7. aor. asārṣīt Gr
8. Subj. sarṣat AV
9. Prec. sriyāt Gr
10. fut. sartā ib
11. sariṣyáti RV. &c
12. inf. sartum MBh. &c
13. sártave, ○tavaí RV
14. ind. p. sṛtvā́ Br
15. -sṛ́tya, -sā́ram Br. &c.), to run, flow, speed, glide, move, go (with uccakais, 'to spring up'
16. with vā́jam, or ājim, 'to run a race', i.e. 'exert one's self') RV. c. &c
17. to blow (as wind) Megh
18. to run away, escape R. Mālav. BhP
19. to run after, pursue (acc.) RV
20. to go towards, betake one's self to (acc. or tatra &c.) MBh. BhP
21. to go against, attack, assail MBh
22. to cross, traverse (acc.) R
23. (Ā.) to begin to flow (said of the fluid which surrounds the fetus) AV.: Pass. sriyate (aor. asāri Br.), to be gone &c., Gr.: Caus. sārayati or cl. 10. P. (Dhātup. xxxii, 107) to cause to run Nir
24. to set in motion, strike (a lute) Megh
25. to remove, push aside (a braid of hair) ib
26. put in array, to arrange (with dyūtam, 'the men on a chess-board') Pañcad
27. to make visible, show, manifest Viddh
28. to nourish, foster (gen.) HPariś
29. Ā. sārayate (for saráyate See saraya, p. 1182, col. 1), to cause one's self to be driven, drive (in a carriage) ĀśvGṛ.: pass. sāryate, to be made to flow, discharge (excrement) Suśr.: Desid. sisīrṣati, to wish to run (vājam, 'a race') TS.: Intens. (cf. sarisrará) sársṛte (p. sársrāṇa, See pra-√sṛ) or sarīṣarti, to stride backwards and forwards Kāv
30. to blow violently (as the wind) ib. [Cf. Gk. ?, ?
31. ?, ? ; Lat. salire.] [1244,]

≫sara

1. sara

⋙saraṇa

1. saraṇa &c. See p. 1182, col. 1

≫sisrat

1. sísrat mfn. running, swift, rapid RV

≫sṛt

1. sṛt (ifc.) running &c. ( See adāra-, āji-sṛt &c.)

≫sṛta

1. sṛtá mfn. (cf. sūrta) going, running &c. ( bhujaga-śiśu-sṛta) Hariv
2. gone, passed away ( See comp.)
3. (with bahis) one who has slipped or come out Kathās. [Page 1245, Column]
4. n. (ifc. f. ā) going, moving
5. flight, escape MBh

⋙sṛtajava

1. ○java (sṛtá-), mfn. (an ass) whose swiftness or activity is gone. AitBr. ŚBr

⋙sṛtaṃjaya

1. ○ṃ-jaya m. N. of a son of Karma-jit BhP

≫sṛti

1. sṛtí f. a road, path (kha-sṛtyā, 'through the atmosphere') RV. &c. &c
2. wandering, transmigration Mn. BhP
3. aiming at, producing BhP

≫sṛtya

1. sṛtya n. running, flowing ( See sindhu-s○)

≫sṛtvan

1. sṛ́tvan mf(arī)n. running, swift, nimble RV. Kāṭh
2. m. the creator Uṇ. iv, 113
3. = visarpa and buddhi L
4. (arī), f. a mother L

≫sṛtvara

1. sṛtvara mf(ī)n. = sṛtvan Pāṇ. 3-2, 163

≫sṛmara

1. sṛmará mfn. (Pāṇ. 3-2, 160) going, going well or quickly W
2. m. a kind of animal frequenting damp places (accord. to some the 'Bos Grunniens' or 'a young deer') MBh. R. &c
3. N. of an Asura (cf. sṛmala, sṛma, and sṛpa, col. 3) Hariv

sṛk

1. sṛk an inarticulate sound

⋙sṛkkṛ

1. ○√kṛ P. -karoti, to make the sound sṛk Vop

sṛka

1. sṛká m. (usually derived fr. √sṛ, or sṛj
2. but rather from an obsolete √sṛk, 'to be pointed') an arrow, spear RV
3. wind L
4. a lotus flower L

⋙sṛkavat

1. ○vat mfn. v. l. for next MaitrS

⋙sṛkāvat

1. sṛkā́-vat mfn. having an arrow or spear TS. Kāṭh

⋙sṛkāhasta

1. sṛkā́-hasta mfn. holding an arrow &c. in the hand VS

≫sṛkāyin

1. sṛkāyín or mfn. having an arrow or spear VS. Kāṭh

⋙sṛkāvin

1. sṛkāvin mfn. having an arrow or spear VS. Kāṭh

≫sṛkva

1. sṛkva n. the corner of the mouth L
2. m. N. of a man, IndSt

≫sṛkvaṇī

1. sṛkvaṇī f. the corner of the mouth Suśr. Kathās

≫sṛkvan

1. sṛ́kvan m. n. id. RV. Yājñ. MBh. &c

≫sṛkvi

1. sṛkvi n. id. Yājñ. MBh. Hariv. &c

≫sṛkviṇī

1. sṛkviṇī f. id. MBh

≫sṛga

1. sṛga m. = sṛka, an arrow, spear L

⋙sṛgavat

1. ○vat (sṛgá-), mfn. having an arrow or spear (v. l. sṛgā́vat) MaitrS

≫sṛgāyin

1. sṛgāyín mfn. = sṛkāyin MaitrS

sṛkaṇḍu

1. sṛkaṇḍu m. N. of a man, g. śubhrâdi
2. f. = kaṇḍū, the itch, itching L

sṛkāla

1. sṛkāla m. = sṛgāla, a jackal L

sṛkka

1. sṛkka sṛkkaṇī &c. = (or v. l. for) sṛkva, sṛkvaṇī &c. above

sṛkthā

1. sṛkthā f. (perhaps fr. √sṛj) a leech L

sṛgāla

1. sṛgālá m. (also written śṛgāla
2. of doubtful derivation), a jackal ŚBr. &c. &c
3. a partic. tree MBh. (Nīlak.)
4. N. of a Vāsudeva (ruler of Karavira-pura Hariv
5. of a Daitya L
6. a rogue, cheat W
7. a coward, poltroon ib
8. an ill-natured or harsh-speaking man ib
9. (ī), f. a female jackal Pañcat. Kathās
10. a fox W
11. flight, retreat L
12. tumult, uproar (= ḍamara) L
13. Asteracantha Longifolia L
14. (prob.) Batatas Paniculata (cf. sṛgālikā) L

⋙sṛgālakaṇṭaka

1. ○kaṇṭaka m. 'jackal's thorn', a kind of plant (Zizyphus Scandens or Argemone Mexicana) L

⋙sṛgālakoli

1. ○koli m. a sort of jujube (accord. to some = Zizyphus CEnoplia) L

⋙sṛgālagarta

1. ○garta m. N. of a place (○tīya mfn. ) Pāṇ. 4-2, 137 Sch

⋙sṛgālaghaṇṭī

1. ○ghaṇṭī f. Asteracantha Longifolia L

⋙sṛgālajambu

1. ○jambu or f. a water-melon L

⋙sṛgālajambū

1. ○jambū f. a water-melon L
2. the fruit of the jujube L

⋙sṛgālayoni

1. ○yoni m. the womb (or 'the being born in she womb') of a jackal Mn. v, 154

⋙sṛgālarūpa

1. ○rūpa mfn. 'jackal-furmed', N. of Śiva MBh

⋙sṛgālavadana

1. ○vadana m. 'jackal-faced', N. of an Asura Hariv

⋙sṛgālavāṭī

1. ○vāṭī f. N. of a place Hariv
2. ○tīya mfn. inhabiting Sṛigāla-vāṭī ib

⋙sṛgālavāstuka

1. ○vāstuka m. a kind of potherb L

⋙sṛgālavinnā

1. ○vinnā or f. Hemionitis Cordifolia L

⋙sṛgālavṛntā

1. ○vṛntā f. Hemionitis Cordifolia L

⋙sṛgālāsthimaya

1. sṛgālâsthi-maya mf(ī)n. made of the bones of a jackal Cat

≫sṛgālikā

1. sṛgālikā f. a female jackal Pañcat. Kathās
2. a fox L
3. running away, flight L
4. Batatas Paniculata L
5. riot, tumult L
6. N. of a woman Daś

≫sṛgālinī

1. sṛgālinī f. a female jackal MBh

sṛṅkā

1. sṛṅkā f. (of unknown meaning), KāṭhUp

sṛj

1. sṛj (cf. √1. 2. sarj), cl. 6. P. (Dhātup. xxviii, 121) sṛjáti (Ved. and ep. also ○te, and once in AV. sárjati
2. pf. sasarja, sasṛjé [2. sg. accord. to Pāṇ. 7-2, 65, sasarjitha and sasraṣṭha, in BhP. once sasarktha]
3. Vedic forms are sasṛjmáhe, ○jrire, sasṛjyāt, asasṛgram
4. p. sasṛjāná, q.v
5. sasṛgmáhe
6. aor. asrākṣīt
7. ásṛkṣi, ásṛṣṭa [Ved. also ásṛgram or ○ran
8. ásarji
9. asrāk, asrāṭ
10. srās
11. srakṣat
12. p. sṛjāná, q.v.] ib. [Page 1245, Column]
13. fut. sraṣṭā PañcavBr
14. srakṣyati, ○te Br. &c
15. inf. sraṣṭum MBh. &c
16. ind. p. sṛṣṭvā Br
17. -sṛ́jya ib. &c
18. -sárgam or -sárjam Br.), to let go or fly, discharge, throw, cast, hurl at (acc. or dat.) RV. &c. &c
19. to cast or let go (a measuring line) RV
20. to emit, pour forth, shed, cause to flow (rain, streams &c.) ib. &c. &c
21. to utter (a sound) Kathās
22. to turn or direct (glances) Kum
23. to let loose, cause (horses) to go quickly
24. Ā. 'to speed, run, hasten' RV
25. to release, set free ib. AV. Kauś
26. to open (a door) Kauś
27. to publish, proclaim AitBr
28. to draw out and twist (a thread), twist, wind, spin (lit. and fig
29. Ā. sṛjyate, 'for one's self'
30. Pat. on Pāṇ. 3-1, 87 Vārtt. 15, and Dhātup. xxvi, 69) TS. AV. ŚBr. ŚrS
31. (in older language only Ā.) to emit from one's self, i.e. create, procreate, produce, beget RV. &c. &c
32. to procure, grant, bestow MBh. R. &c
33. to use, employ Rājat
34. to get, acquire, obtain, take (interest on money lent) Mn. viii, 140
35. to hang on, fasten to (loc.) MBh. iii, 2218 (perhaps asṛjat, wṛ. for asajat
36. See √sañj): Pass. sṛjyate (aor. ásarji), to be let loose or emitted or created RV. &c. &c.: Caus. sarjayati, ○te (aor. asasarjat or asīsṛjat), to cause to let loose, let go, create &c. Br. &c.: Desid. sisṛkṣati, ○te, to wish to send forth or hurl or throw Hariv
37. (Ā.) to wish to produce or create Kāṭh. BhP.: Intens. sarīsṛjyate, sarīsṛṣṭi &c., Gr

≫sarga

1. sarga

⋙sarja

1. sarja

⋙sarjana

1. sarḍjana &c. See p. 1182, col. 3

≫sasṛjāna

1. sasṛjāná mfn. being sent forth, let loose, let go RV

≫sṛj

1. sṛj (ifc.) letting loose, emitting, discharging MBh. Kāv. &c
2. producing, creating, begetting (also with gen.) Inscr. MBh. Rājat

≫sṛjati

1. sṛjati m. (used as, a substantive to denote the √sṛj, 'to create') Śiś

≫sṛjatvakarman

1. sṛjatva-karman n. begetting children Saṃskārak

≫sṛjana

1. sṛjana wṛ. for sarjana (q.v.) Cat

≫sṛjaya

1. sṛjayá m. a kind of bird VS. (Mahīdh.)
2. (ā́), f. = nīla-makṣikā, śukla-sarpa, or nīla-mahiṣa TS. (Sch.)

≫sṛjāna

1. sṛjāná mfn. let go, poured out, shed, emitted, sent forth, hurled, thrown RV

≫sṛjikākṣāra

1. sṛjikā-kṣāra wṛ. for sarj○ (q.v.) L

≫sṛjya

1. sṛjya mfn. to be let go or emitted or created BhP. Sarvad

≫sṛṣṭa

1. sṛṣṭá mfn. let go, discharged, thrown &c
2. given up, abandoned (in a-sṛ○) Daś
3. brought forth produced, created AV. &c. &c
4. provided or filled or covered with (instr. or comp.) MBh. R
5. engrossed by, intent upon (instr.) MBh
6. firmly reasolved upon (loc. or dat.) Gaut
7. ornamented, adorned L
8. abundant, much, many L
9. ascertained W
10. (ā), f. a kind of medicinal plant L
11. a musical instrument like a stick which produces a soft sound L

⋙sṛṣṭamāruta

1. ○māruta mfn. causing the discharge of wind, removing flatulence Suśr

⋙sṛṣṭamūtrapurīṣa

1. ○mūtra-purīṣa mfn. promoting evacuations from the bladder and intestines Suśr

⋙sṛṣṭavat

1. ○vat mfn. one who has let go or created or made W

⋙sṛṣṭaviṇmūtra

1. ○viṇ-mūtra mfn. = -mūtrapurīṣa Suśr

≫sṛṣṭi

1. sṛ́ṣṭi f. (once in ŚBr. sṛṣṭí) letting go, letting loose, emission R
2. production, procreation, creation, the creation of the world (ā sṛṣṭeḥ, 'from the beginning of the world'
3. sṛṣṭiṃ kuru, 'produce offspring'
4. cf. manoratha-sṛ○) TS. &c. &c
5. nature, natural property or disposition R
6. the absence or existence of properties (?) W
7. distribution of gifts, liberality Mn. iii, 255
8. a kind of brick TS. ĀpŚr
9. Gmelina Arborea L
10. m. N. of a son of Ugra-sena BhP

⋙sṛṣṭikaraṇaṭīkā

1. ○karaṇa-ṭīkā f. N. of an astron. wk

⋙sṛṣṭikartṛ

1. ○kartṛ mfn. creating, a creator MW

⋙sṛṣṭikṛt

1. ○kṛt mfn. id
2. m. (with deva) N. of Brahmā MBh

⋙sṛṣṭikhaṇḍa

1. ○khaṇḍa n. N. of the first ch. of the Padma-purāṇa

⋙sṛṣṭidā

1. ○dā f. 'causing procreation', a kind of bulb L

⋙sṛṣṭidhara

1. ○dhara m. (with śarman), N. of the author of a Comm. on Purushôttama's Bhāshā-vṛitti

⋙sṛṣṭipattana

1. ○pattana n. a partic. magical power Pañcar

⋙sṛṣṭipradā

1. ○pradā f. 'promoting procreation', a partic. shrub (= putra-dā) L

⋙sṛṣṭiprasaṅga

1. ○prasaṅga m. N. of a Kāvya

⋙sṛṣṭimat

1. ○mat mfn. engaged in the work of creation MBh

⋙sṛṣṭisaṃhitā

1. ○saṃhitā f. N. of wk

≫sṛṣṭy

1. sṛṣṭy in comp. for sṛṣṭi

⋙sṛṣṭyantara

1. ○antara m. the offspring of intermarriage between the four original castes (created by Brahmā)
2. -ja m. the descendant of such offspring Gaut

sṛjavāna

1. sṛjavāna m. N. of a son of Dyuti-mat (v. l. sṛjāvaṇa) VP. [Page 1245, Column]

sṛñjaya

1. sṛ́ñjaya m. N. of a son of Devavāta RV
2. of various other men MBh. Hariv. &c
3. pl. N. of a family AV. Kāṭh. &c
4. of a people (said to have been the allies of the Pañcālas) MBh
5. (ī), f. N. of two wives of Bhajamāna (v. l. sṛñjarī) Hariv

sṛñjarī

1. sṛñjarī gee preceding

sṛṇi

1. sṛṇi mf. (said to be fr. √sṛ) an elephant-goad Hcar. Śiś
2. m. the moon Uṇ. iv, 104
3. an enemy L
4. (sṛ́ṇī and sṛṇī́), f. a sickle RV. ŚBr

≫sṛṇika

1. sṛṇika m. an elephant-goad L
2. f. spittle L

≫sṛṇīka

1. sṛṇīka m. (only L.) wind
2. fire
3. a thunderbolt
4. an intoxicated or frantic man
5. (ā), f. spittle, saliva L

≫sṛṇīrāja

1. sṛṇī-rāja m. N. of a man Vīrac

≫sṛṇya

1. sṛṇya mfn. furnished with a sickle RV. iv, 20, 5
2. (according to some) formed like a sickle ib. i, 58, 4 (where sṛ́ṇyā for sṛ́ṇyābhis)

sṛt

1. sṛt sṛta &c. See p. 1244, col. 3

sṛdara

1. sṛdara m. a serpent, snake Uṇ. v, 41 Sch

sṛdāku

1. sṛ́dāku m. (said to be fr. √sṛ) the wind Uṇ. iii, 78 Sch
2. fire L
3. a forest-conflagration L
4. a kind of lizard L
5. a thunderbolt L
6. a river (accord. to some f.) L
7. N. of a man (v. l. for next) MaitrS

≫sṛdāgu

1. sṛ́dāgu m. N. of a man MaitrS

sṛdh

1. sṛ́dh wṛ. for srídh AV

sṛp

1. sṛp cl. 1, P. (Dhātup. xxiii, 14) sárpati (ep. and m. c. also ○te
2. p. sárpat see s.v. and sarpamāṇa
3. pf. sasarpa [1. du. sasṛpiva] Br
4. aor. asṛpat AV. Br
5. asṛpta Br. &c
6. asārpsīt, or asrāpsīt Gr
7. fut. sarptā or sraptā ib
8. sarpsyati Br
9. srapsyati ib. &c
10. inf. sarpitum MBh. &c
11. sarptum or sraptum Gr
12. -sṛ́pas Br
13. ind. p. sṛptvā ib
14. -sṛ́pya AV. &c
15. -sarpam Br. &c.), to creep, crawl, glide, slink, move gently or cautiously (sarpata, 'depart!' Rājat.) RV. &c. &c
16. to slip into (acc.) AitBr
17. (in ritual) to glide noiselessly and with bended body and hand in hand (esp. from the Sadas to the Bahish-pavamāna) Br. ŚrS. ChUp.: Pass. sṛpyate (aor. asarpi), to be crept &c. MBh. &c.: Caus. sarpayati (aor. asīsṛpat or asasarpat, to cause to creep &c. ( See ava-, anu-pra-, vi-√sṛp): Desid. sísṛpsati ( ut-√sṛp): Intens. sarīsṛpyate (AitĀr.), sarīsarpti, p. sarīsṛpat (BhP.), to creep along or hither and thither, glide about &c. [Cf. Gk. ?
18. Lat. [1245,] serpere
19. See also sarpa.]

≫sarpa

1. sarpa &c. See p. 1184, col. 1

≫sṛpa

1. sṛpa m. the moon, (cf. sṛpra) L
2. N. of an Asura (cf. sṛma) Hariv

≫sṛpta

1. sṛpta mfn. crept, crawled &c
2. slipped out of (abl.) or into (loc.) ŚBr. ChUp
3. n. a place crawled to Kāś. on Pāṇ. 2-3, 68

≫sṛpman

1. sṛpman m. a serpent L
2. a child L
3. an ascetic L

≫sṛpra

1. sṛprá mfn. slippery, oily (cf. sarpís) RV
2. smooth, supple, lithesome ib
3. m. the moon L
4. (ā), f. N. of a river L
5. (am), n. honey L

⋙sṛprakarasna

1. ○karasna (○prá-), mfn. having smooth or supple arms RV

⋙sṛpradānu

1. ○dānu (○prá-), mfn. sprinkling fat or oil ib

⋙sṛprabhojas

1. ○bhojas (○prá-), mfn. having fat or abundant food ib

⋙sṛpravandhura

1. ○vandhura (○prá-), mfn. having a smooth seat or box (as the chariot of the Aśvins) ib

sṛpāṭa

1. sṛpāṭa m. a small leaf of a flower &c. L
2. (ī), f. a kind of measure L
3. a shoe L
4. base metal L
5. a small book L

≫sṛpāṭikā

1. sṛpāṭikā f. the beak of a bird L

sṛbinda

1. sṛ́binda m. N. of a demon slain by Indra RV

sṛbh

1. sṛbh or sṛmbh (cf. √sibh, sribh), cl. 1. P. sarbhati, sṛmbhati, to kill, slay, injure Dhātup. xi, 40

sṛma

1. sṛ́ma m. N. of an Asura (cf. sṛpa above and sṛmara col. 1) MaitrS

≫sṛmala

1. sṛmala m. N. of an Asura (v. l. samala) Hariv

sṛṣṭa

1. sṛṣṭa &c. See col. 2

sṝ

1. sṝ (cf. √śṝ, svṝ), cl. 9. P. sṛṇāti, to hurt injure, kill Dhātup. xxxi, 22 (v. l.)

≫sīrṇa

1. sīrṇa mfn. = śīrṇa, hurt, injured L. [Page 1246, Column]

≫sīrṇi

1. sīrṇi f. = śīrṇi, injury, hurt L

se

1. se 2. sg. Ā. of √1. as

se

1. se m. and f. si n. serving L
2. f. service L
3. N. of the wife of Kāma L

sek

1. sek (cf. √srek), cl. 1. Ā. sekate, to go, move Dhātup. iv, 7

seka

1. séka m. (fr. √sic) pouring out, emission, effusion (as of the seminal fluid
2. also 'the fluid itself') RV. Mn. xi, 120
3. sprinkling, besprinkling, moistening or watering with (comp.) Mn. MBh. &c
4. a shower-bath Suśr. ŚārṅgS
5. a libation, offering MW
6. a drop of anything ib
7. pl. N. of a people ib

⋙sekaṃdhara

1. ○ṃ-dhara See sekandhara s.v
2. -purī f. See ib

⋙sekapātra

1. ○pātra or n. a vessel for pouring out or holding water, watering-pot, bucket L

⋙sekabhājana

1. ○bhājana n. a vessel for pouring out or holding water, watering-pot, bucket L

⋙sekamiśrānna

1. ○miśrânna n. food mixed with curds L

⋙sekānta

1. sekânta m. the end of the watering (of plants &c.) MW

≫sekima

1. sekima mfn. sprinkled or watered with (comp.) Siṃhâs
2. cast (as iron) Pāṇ. 4-2, 20 Vārtt. 2 Pat
3. n. a radish L

≫sektavya

1. sektavya mfn. to be sprinkled or poured out &c. Hariv. VarBṛS

≫sektṛ

1. séktṛ mfn. sprinkling, a sprinkler RV. iii, 32, 15
2. one who impregnates, impregnator (of cows or horses) Kull. on Mn. iii, 150
3. m. a husband L

≫sektra

1. sektra n. a vessel for holding or pouring out water, watering-pot, bucket, baling-vessel L

≫seca

1. seca (ifc.) sprinkling, pouring out &c. Pat

≫secaka

1. secaka m. 'sprinkler', a cloud L

≫secana

1. secana mfn. sprinkling, pouring out, emitting ( viṣa-s○)
2. (ī), f. g. gaurâdi
3. (am), n. emission, effusion Śaṃk
4. sprinkling or watering with (comp.) MBh. Mṛicch. Suśr
5. a shower-bath Suśr
6. casting (of metals) Cat
7. a bucket, balingvessel L

⋙secanaghaṭa

1. ○ghaṭa m. a watering-pot Śak

≫secanaka

1. secanaka n. a shower-bath ŚārṅgS

≫secanīya

1. secanīya mfn. to be sprinkled or watered or poured out or effused MW

≫secita

1. secita mfn. (fr. Caus. of √sic) sprinkled, watered Hariv. VarBṛS

≫secya

1. secya mfn. = secanīya Car

sekandhara

1. sekandhara m. = ?, Iskandar (Alexander) Cat

⋙sekandharapurī

1. ○purī f. Alexander's city ib

segava

1. segava m. (cf. syagavi) a young crab L

seṅgara

1. seṅgara m. (said to be = sṛṅgivara) N. of a family Cat

secālin

1. secālin g. suvāstv-ādi Kāś. (v. l. sevālin)

seṭa

1. seṭa m. a partic. weight or measure Col

seṭu

1. seṭu m. a kind of water-melon or cucumber L

seṭha

1. seṭha m. (fr. śreṣṭha, but = śreṣṭhin) Siṃhâs

setakī

1. setakī f. g. nady-ādi

setavya

1. setavya See col. 2

setu

1. sétu mfn. (fr. √1. si) binding, who or what binds or fetters RV
2. m. a bond, fetter ib
3. a ridge of earth, mound, bank, causeway, dike, dam, bridge, any raised piece of ground separating fields (serving as a boundary or as a passage during inundations) RV. &c. &c
4. Rāma's bridge ( See setubandha) BhP
5. a landmark, boundary, limit (also fig. = 'barrier, bounds') Mn. MBh. &c
6. a help to the understanding of a text, an explanatory commentary (also N. of various commentaries) Cat
7. an established institution, fixed rule MW
8. the Praṇava or sacred syllable Om (which is said to be mantrāṇāṃ setuḥ) KālP
9. Crataeva Roxburghī or Tapia Crataeva (= varaṇa, varuṇa) L
10. N. of a son of Druhyu and brother of Babhru Hariv
11. of a son of Babhru Pur
12. of a place MW

⋙setukara

1. ○kara m. the builder of a bridge VarBṛS

⋙setukarman

1. ○karman n. the work of building a bridge R

⋙setukāvya

1. ○kāvya n. N. of a poem

⋙setukhaṇḍa

1. ○khaṇḍa m. n. N. of a ch. of the Skanda-purāṇa

⋙setuja

1. ○ja m. pl. N. of a district of Dakshiṇā-patha L

⋙setupati

1. ○pati m. 'lord of the bridge or causeway', an hereditary title belonging to the chiefs of Rāmnād as controlling the passage of the channel between Rāmêśvara and Ceylon, See col. 2

⋙setuprada

1. ○prada m. N. of Kṛishṇa Pañcar. [Page 1246, Column]

⋙setubandha

1. ○bandha m. the forming of a causeway or bridge, a dam or bridge (esp. the ridge of rocks extending from Rāmêśvara on the Southeastern coast of India to Ceylon, and supposed to have been formed by Hinumat as a bridge for the passage of Rāma's army) MBh. R. &c
2. N. of various wks. (esp. of the 13th ch. of the Bhaṭṭi-kāvya and of a Prākṛit poem on the history of Rāma, also called rāma-setu, or rāvaṇa-vaha, attributed to Pravarasena and sometimes to Kālidāsa)

⋙setubandhana

1. ○bandhana n. the construction of a bridge or dam MBh
2. a bridge or dam Kum
3. a limit, barrier Hariv
4. N. of a Paurānic wk

⋙setubhettṛ

1. ○bhettṛ m. the destroyer of a dam or bridge MBh

⋙setubheda

1. ○bheda m. the breaking down of an embankment Kāv

⋙setubhedin

1. ○bhedin mfn. breaking down barriers, removing obstructions MW
2. m. Croton Polyandrum or Tiglium L

⋙setumaṅgalamantra

1. ○maṅgalamantra m

⋙setumāhātmya

1. ○māhātmya n

⋙setuyātrāvidhi

1. ○yātrā-vidhi m. N. of wks

⋙setuvṛkṣa

1. ○vṛkṣa m. Crataeva Roxburghī L

⋙setuśaila

1. ○śaila m. a mountain or hill forming a boundary BhP

⋙setuṣāman

1. ○ṣāman n. (with svargya) N. of a Sāman ĀrshBr

⋙setusaṃgraha

1. ○saṃgraha m. N. of a Comm. on the Mugdha-bodha

⋙setusaraṇi

1. ○saraṇi f. N. of a Sanskṛit translation of the Setu-bandha by Śiva-nārāyaṇa-dāsa

⋙setusnānavidhi

1. ○snāna-vidhi m. N. of wk

≫setavya

1. setavya mfn. to be bound or fastened together Nir. xi, 31, v. l

≫setuka

1. setuka m. a causeway, bridge W
2. Crataeva Roxburghī L

≫setṛ

1. setṛ́ mfn. binding, fettering, a bond or binder RV

≫setra

1. setra n. a bond, ligament, fetter Pāṇ. 3-2, 182

≫seru

1. seru mfn. binding, fastening Pāṇ. 3-2, 159

≫saitava

1. saitava See p. 1247, col. 3

sedi

1. sedí f. (fr. √sad) weariness, exhaustion, decay VS. AV. Kauś

≫sedivas

1. sedivas pf. p. of √sad, q.v

≫seduka

1. seduka m. N. of a king MBh

seddhavya

1. seddhavya mfn. (fr. √2. sidh) to be kept off or prevented MW

≫sedha

1. sedha mf(ā)n. keeping or driving away ( See goṣedhā́)
2. m. = niṣedha, prohibition ( See vidhiṣedha)
3. (ā), f. 'prohibiting contact (?)', a hedgehog or porcupine Yājñ

≫sedhaka

1. sedhaka mfn. driving off, preventing MW

≫sedhana

1. sedhana n. Kāś. on Pāṇ. 3-1, 116

≫sedhanīya

1. sedhanīya mfn. = seddhavya above

sena

1. sêna mfn. (7. sa + ina) having a master or lord, dependent on another Vās

sena

1. sena (?), n. the body L

senā

1. sénā f. (fr. √2. si) a missile, dart, spear RV. AV
2. N. of Indra's wife (or his thunderbolt so personified) TS. AitBr. Vait
3. an army, armament, battle-array, armed force (also personified as wife of Kārttikeya
4. ifc. also sena n.) RV. &c. &c
5. a small army (consisting of 3 elephants, 3 chariots, 9 horse, and 15 foot) L
6. any drilled troop or band or body of men Bālar
7. a kind of title or addition to the names of persons (also names of courtezans) Sāh. (cf. Pāṇ. 4-1, 152 &c.)
8. N. of a courtezan (abridged fr. kubera-senā) HPariś
9. of the mother of Śambhava (the third Arhat of the present Avasarpiṇī L

⋙senākakṣa

1. ○kakṣa m. 'the flank of an army' and 'an army compared to dry wood' MBh

⋙senākarman

1. ○karman n. the leading or managing of an army ib

⋙senāgopa

1. ○gopa m. the keeper of an army (a partic. office) ib

⋙senāgni

1. ○"ṣgni (○nâgni), m. the Agni of an army Kauś

⋙senāgra

1. ○gra (○nâgra), n. the front or van of an army R
2. -ga, or -gāmin m. 'going at the front of an army', a general ib

⋙senāṅga

1. ○"ṣṅga (○nâṅga), n. the component part of an army (supposed to consist of four divisions: elephants, chariots, cavalry, and infantry) Ragh. VarBṛS
2. a division of an army
3. -pati m. the leader of a division Kām

⋙senācara

1. ○cara m. 'going with an army', a soldier, warrior MBh. Rājat

⋙senājīva

1. ○"ṣjīva or (○nâj○), m. 'living by or with an army', id. MBh

⋙senājīvin

1. ○"ṣjīḍvin (○nâj○), m. 'living by or with an army', id. MBh

⋙senājū

1. ○jū́ mfn. swift as an arrow RV

⋙senādhinātha

1. ○"ṣdhinātha (○nâdh○), m. the chief of an army ( See sarva-sen○)
2. N. of a man Vās., Introd

⋙senādhipa

1. ○"ṣdhipa (○nâdh○ VarBṛS. ),

⋙senādhipati

1. ○"ṣdhipati (Jātakam.),

⋙senādhyakṣa

1. ○"ṣdhyakṣa (Hariv.), m. the commander of an army

⋙senānātha

1. ○nātha m. N. of an author Cat

⋙senānī

1. ○nī́ m. (nom. ○nī́s
2. dat. abl. pl. ○níbhyas
3. Gr. also acc. sg. ○nyam
4. loc. ○nyām &c.) the leader of an army, commander, general, chief RV. &c. &c
5. N. of Kārttikeya (god of war) MBh. Kāv. &c
6. of one of the Rudras Hariv
7. of a son of Śambara ib
8. of a son of Dhṛita-rāshṭra MBh
9. of a die (the head of a host of dice) MW. [Page 1246, Column]
10. [(-ni)-bhogIna] mfn. Pat. on Pāṇ. 5-1, 9 Vārtt. 3
11. [(-ni)-grAmaN'I] du. the leader of an army and the chief of a village VS

⋙senāpati

1. ○pati m. the general of an army AitBr. &c. &c
2. N. of Kārttikeya L
3. of Śiva MBh
4. of a son of Dhṛita-rāshṭra ib
5. -tva n. generalship ib
6. -pati m. the chief commander of an army ib

⋙senāpatya

1. ○patya n. (prob. wṛ. for saināp○) commandership, generalship ib

⋙senāparicchad

1. ○paricchad mfn. surrounded by an army Ragh

⋙senāpura

1. ○pura n. N. of a city Cat

⋙senāpṛṣṭha

1. ○pṛṣṭha n. the rear of an army MBh

⋙senāpraṇetṛ

1. ○praṇetṛ m. the leader of an aṭarmy ib

⋙senābindu

1. ○bindu m. N. of a king ib

⋙senābhañga

1. ○bhañga m. the breaking of an aṭarmy, rout, disorderly flight MW

⋙senābhigoptṛ

1. ○"ṣbhigoptṛ (○nâbh○), m. the guardian of an army Kām

⋙senāmukha

1. ○mukhá n. the van of an army TBr. ŚBr
2. a division or company of an army (consisting of 3 or 9 elephants, 3 or 9 chariots, 9 or 27 horses, 15 or 45 foot-soldiers) MBh
3. a covered way leading to a city gate L
4. (ī), f. N. of a goddess Rājat

⋙senāyoga

1. ○yoga m. equipment of an army MBh

⋙senārakṣa

1. ○rakṣa m. 'army-protector', a guard, sentinel L

⋙senāvāsa

1. ○vāsa m. a camp VarBṛS

⋙senāvāha

1. ○vāha m. the leader of an army MBh

⋙senāvindu

1. ○vindu See -bindu

⋙senāstha

1. ○stha m. 'being in an army', a soldier L

⋙senāvyūha

1. ○vyūha m. battlearray L

⋙senāsamudaya

1. ○samudaya m. an assembled aṭarmy MBh

⋙senāsthāna

1. ○sthāna n. a camp L

⋙senāhan

1. ○han m. N. of a son of Śambara (v. l. sena-h○) Hariv

≫sena

1. sena (for 1. 2. See col. 2), in comp. for senā

⋙senakula

1. ○kula n. the family of the Senas (i.e. of persons and princes whose names end in sena
2. under. senā) Buddh

⋙senajit

1. ○jít mfn. vanquishing armies VS
2. m. N. of a king MBh
3. of a son of Kṛishṇa Hariv
4. of a son of Viśva-jit VP
5. of a son of Bṛihat-karman ib
6. of a son of Kṛiśâśva BhP
7. of a son of Viśada ib
8. f. N. of an Apsaras BhP. (Sch.)

⋙senaskandha

1. ○skandha m. N. of a son of Śambara Hariv

⋙senahan

1. ○han See senā-han above

≫senaka

1. senaka m. N. of a grammarian Pāṇ. 5-4, 112
2. of a son of Śambara Hariv

≫senaya

1. senaya Nom. P. ○yati &c. See abhi-ṣeṇaya, p. 71, col. 2

≫seni

1. seni See tīrtha-s○, p. 449, col. 2

≫senīya

1. senīya See yukta-s○, p. 853, col. 3

≫senya

1. sénya mfn. caused by the throw of a spear AV
2. m. a spearman, warrior RV

≫sainaka

1. sainaka &c. See p. 1247, col. 3

senduka

1. sênduka ○duḍa and ○dubha m. N. of poets Cat

sendra

1. sếndra mfn. accompanied by or together with Indra TS. &c. &c

⋙sendragaṇa

1. ○gaṇa mfn. together with Indra's troops MBh

⋙sendracāpa

1. ○cāpa mfn. along with Indra's bow MW

⋙sendratā

1. ○tā (○drá-), f. (ŚBr.),

⋙sendratva

1. ○tvá n. (TS.) union or connection with Indra

⋙sendradhṛti

1. ○dhṛti mfn. (?) Vās

⋙sendrāyudhataḍit

1. sêndrâyudha-taḍit mfn. with a rainbow and lightning MW

⋙sendrāyudhapurogama

1. sendrâyudha-purogama mfn. preceded by the rainbow ib

≫sendraka

1. sêndraka m. pl. N. of a family Inscr

sendriya

1. sêndriya mfn. possessed of manly vigour or potency (-tvá, n.) MaitrS
2. together with the organs of sense Mn. i, 50

sepura

1. sepura n. N. of a village of the Bāhīkas Pat. Sch

sepha

1. sepha wṛ. for śepha, q.v

sebhya

1. sebhya (?), m. coldness L
2. mf(ā)n. cold L

semantī

1. semantī f. the Indian white rose L

≫semantikā

1. semantikā f. id. MW

seya

1. seya n. (fr. √san) obtaining ( See śata-s○)

seya

1. seya mfn. (fr. √so). See ava-seya

seyana

1. seyana m. N. of a son of Viśvāmitra (v. l. sayana) MBh

sera

1. sếra mfn. used in explaining sīra ŚBr

serāla

1. serāla n. pale-yellowness L
2. mf(ā)n. pale-yellow L

serāha

1. serāha m. a horse of milk-white colour L

≫serurāha

1. serurāha m. a Serāha horse with a mark on the forehead L

seru

1. seru See col. 2

serṣya

1. ser7ṣya mf(ā)n. full of envy, envious, jealous of (comp.) Prab. Kathās. [Page 1247, Column]
2. (am), ind. enviously, jealously Pañcat. BhP

sel

1. sel v. l. for √śel, q.v

sela

1. sela m. or n. (prob. Prākṛit for śaila) a kind of weapon Kād. (B.)
2. a partic. high number (cf. selu) Buddh

≫sella

1. sella m. or n. (?) a kind of weapon Pañcad

selaga

1. sélaga m. (perhaps fr. sela = śaila + ga) a waylayer, robber AitBr. ŚBr. ĀśvŚr

selisa

1. selisa m. a kind of white deer L

selu

1. selu m. = śelu, Cordia Myxa Suśr
2. a partic. high number (cf. sela) Buddh

selhāra

1. selhāra m. N. of a family Cat

sev

1. sev cl. 1. Ā. (Dhātup. xiv, 30) sevate (rarely ○ti
2. pf. siṣeve, ○va MBh. &c
3. fut. sevitā Gr
4. seviṣyate ib., ○ti MBh
5. aor. asiṣevat, aseviṣṭa Gr
6. inf. sevitum MBh. &c
7. ind. p. sevitvā, -sevya ib.), to dwell or stay near or in (loc.) ŚBr
8. to remain or stay at, live in, frequent, haunt, inhabit, resort to (acc.) Mn. MBh. &c
9. to serve, wait or attend upon, honour, obey, worship ib
10. to cherish, foster (a child) Kathās
11. to present with (instr.) Ragh
12. to enjoy sexually, have sexual intercourse with (acc.) Mn. MBh. &c
13. to refresh by soft breezes, fan (said of the wind) R. Kālid. Pañcat
14. to devote or apply one's self to, cultivate, study, practise, use, employ, perform, do RV. &c. &c
15. to exist or be found in anything (acc.) R. Hariv. Kathās.: Pass. sevyate, to be followed or served &c. MBh.: Caus. sevayati (aor. asiṣevat), to attend upon, serve, honour Hit
16. to tend, cherish (plants) Bhartṛ.: Desid. of Caus., sisevayiṣu: Desid. siseviṣate, ○ti Gr.: Intens. seṣevyate ib

≫seva

1. seva (either fr. √sev or siv), g. pacâdi
2. n. = 1. sevi, an apple L

≫sevaka

1. sevaka mfn. (for 2. See col. 2) dwelling in, inhabiting (comp.) MBh
2. practising, using, employing (comp.) Kāv. Kathās
3. revering, worshipping (mostly comp.) Yājñ. BhP
4. m. a servant, attendant, follower R. VarBṛS. Rājat
5. a votary, worshipper Hariv. Pañcar

⋙sevakālu

1. sevakâlu m. a kind of plant (= niśa-bhaṅga
2. commonly called Dugdhapeyā) L

⋙sevakottama

1. sevakôttama m. (and ā f.) best of servants MW

≫sevana

1. sevana n. (for 2. See col. 2) the act of frequenting or visiting or dwelling in or resorting to (comp.) Kāv. Pañcat. BhP
2. waiting upon, attendance, service Mn. MBh. &c
3. honouring, reverence, worship, adoration (also ā f.) Kāv. VarBṛS. &c
4. sexual enjoyment, intercourse with (comp.) Mn. xi, 178
5. devotion or addiction to, fondness for, indulgence in, practise or employment of (gen. or comp.) Mn. R. &c

⋙sevanabhāvanākāvya

1. ○bhāvanā-kāvya n. N. of wk

≫sevanin

1. sevanin m. a ploughman (?) Hariv. (Nīlak.)

≫sevanīya

1. sevanīya mfn. (for 2. See col. 2) to be followed or practised Bhartṛ
2. to be served or waited upon or honoured Hariv. BhP

≫sevā

1. sevā f. going or resorting to, visiting, frequenting Cāṇ. Subh
2. service, attendance on (loc., gen., or comp
3. sevāṃ-√kṛ, with gen., 'to be in the service of') Mn. MBh. &c
4. worship, homage, reverence, devotion to (gen. or comp.) ib
5. sexual intercourse with (comp.) Hit. Subh
6. addiction to, indulgence in, practice or employment or frequent enjoyment of (comp.) Nir. Mn. MBh. &c

⋙sevākāku

1. ○kāku f. change of voice in service (i.e. sometimes speaking loudly, sometimes softly, sometimes angrily, sometimes sorrowfully) Vikr

⋙sevākaumudī

1. ○kaumudī f. N. of wk. on Bhakti

⋙sevājana

1. ○jana m. a servant, attendant VarBṛS

⋙sevāñjali

1. ○"ṣñjali (○vâñj○), m. a servant's reverential salutation with hollowed hands ( See añjali) Bhartṛ

⋙sevātīrtha

1. ○tīrtha m. N. of an author Cat

⋙sevādakṣa

1. ○dakṣa mf(ā)n. skilled in service Mālav

⋙sevādharma

1. ○dharma m. the duties or functions of service Bhartṛ

⋙sevāphalastotra

1. ○phala-stotra n. N. of a hymn by Vallabhâcārya
2. -vivṛti, f
3. ○lôkti-vivṛti f. N. of Comms

⋙sevābhirata

1. ○"ṣbhirata (○vâbh○ mfn. rejoicing in or fond of service VarBṛS

⋙sevābhṛt

1. ○bhṛt mfn. maintaining service, serving, honouring (comp.) R

⋙sevāvalamba

1. ○"ṣvalamba (○vâv○), mfn. depending on another's service Bhartṛ

⋙sevāvasara

1. ○"ṣvasara (○vâv○), m. opportunity for worship or adoration Kum

⋙sevāvicāra

1. ○vicāra m. N. of wk. on Bhakti

⋙sevāvilāsinī

1. ○vilāsinī f. a female servant Nalac

⋙sevāvṛtti

1. ○vṛtti f. a livelihood gained by service L. [Page 1247, Column]

⋙sevāvyavahāra

1. ○vyavahāra m. the practice of service MW

≫sevi

1. sevi n. the jujube (= badara) L
2. an apple (in this sense prob. fr. Persian seb) L

≫sevi

1. sevi in comp. for sevin

⋙sevitā

1. ○tā f. service, attendance MārkP

⋙sevitva

1. ○tva n. seeking, resorting to (comp.) BhP
2. honouring, deference towards (comp.) Kām
3. the state of one who dwells in or inhabits MW

≫sevikā

1. sevikā f. a partic. sweetmeat (a kind of vermicelli made of wheat-flour and boiled in milk and sugar) BhP

≫sevita

1. sevita mfn. dwelt in, visited, frequented, followed, served &c. ( See √sev)
2. furnished or endowed with, abounding in (comp.) R
3. n. = 1. sevi L

⋙sevitamanmatha

1. ○manmatha mfn. addicted to love or amorous enjoyments MW

≫sevitavya

1. sevitavya mfn. (for 2. See below) to be frequented or inhabited Hariv
2. to be followed or practised TUp. Mn. &c
3. to be tended or taken care of Cāṇ. Mṛicch

≫sevitṛ

1. sevitṛ mfn. (only ifc.) one who honours or worships MBh
2. one who follows or pursues ib
3. m. a servant, attendant Mālav. iv, 12

≫sevin

1. sevin mfn. (only ifc.) going or resorting to, frequenting, inhabiting MBh. R. &c
2. attending on, serving, a servant Kālid. Kir. VarBṛS
3. honouring, revering, deferential to Mn. MBh. &c
4. having sexual intercourse with Subh
5. addicted to, fond of, enjoying, practising, employing MBh. Kāv. &c

≫sevya

1. sevya mfn. to be resorted to or frequented or inhabited by (gen.) Hariv. Pañcat. Kathās
2. to be followed (as a path) Rājat
3. to be approached Cāṇ
4. to be waited upon or served or obeyed, a master (as opp. to 'a servant') R. Kālid. &c
5. to be honoured, honourable Yājñ. MBh. &c
6. to be enjoyed carnally Subh
7. to be practised or used or employed MBh. R. &c
8. to be studied Cat
9. to be kept or hoarded Hit
10. to be taken care of or guarded W
11. m. the Aśvattha tree, Ficus Religiosa L
12. Barringtonia Acutangula L
13. a sparrow L
14. an intoxicating drink made from the blossoms of the Bassia Latifolia L
15. (ā), f. the parasitical plant Vandā L
16. Emblic Myrobolam L
17. a kind of wild grain or rice L
18. (am), n. the √of Andropogon Muricatus Suśr
19. red sandal-wood L
20. sea-salt L
21. the thick middle part of curds L
22. water L

⋙sevyatā

1. ○tā f

⋙sevyatva

1. ○tva n. the state of being liable or worthy to be served or honoured or revered or followed or pursued Kāv. Rājat. Sarvad

⋙sevyasevakau

1. ○sevakau m. du. master and servant Hit

≫sevyamāna

1. sevyamāna mfn. being dwelt in or served or used &c

sevaka

1. sevaka m. (fr. √siv
2. for 1. sevaka See col. 1) one that sews, a sewer L
3. a sack L

≫sevana

1. sevana n. (for 1. See col. 1) the act of sewing, darning, stitching Suśr. Vop. ĀpŚr. Sch
2. a sack L
3. (ī), f. a needle L
4. a seam L
5. a suture or peculiar, seam-like union of parts of the body (seven in number, viz. five of the cranium, one of the tongue, and one of the glans penis) Br. Suśr
6. (ī), f. a kind of small jasmine L

≫sevanīya

1. sevanīya mfn. (for 1. See col. 1) to be sewn or stitched together MW

≫sevitavya

1. sevitavya mfn. (for 1. See above) to be sewn Nir

sevatī

1. sevatī f. the Indian white rose L

sevadhi

1. seva-dhi wṛ. for śeva-dhi

sevantikāpariṇaya

1. sevantikā-pariṇaya m. N. of a Nāṭaka or a Kāvya Cat

sevālin

1. sevālin mfn. (fr. savāla, See śev○), g. suvāstv-ādi (Kāś. secālin)

sevāsī

1. sevāsī ind. (with √1. kṛ), g. ūry-ādi (v. l.)

seśvara

1. sêśvara mfn. (7. sa + īśvara) having a god, theistical ( See next)

⋙seśvarasāṃkhya

1. ○sāṃkhya n. the theistical branch of the Sāṃkhya school of philosophy Sarvad

seṣu

1. sêṣu mfn. (7. sa + iṣu) having an arrow ( See next)

⋙seṣudhanvan

1. ○dhanvan mfn. having a bow and arrow ŚāṅkhŚr

≫seṣuka

1. sêṣuka mf(ā)n. having an arrow KātyŚr

seṣṭi

1. sêṣṭi mfn. (7. sa + 3. iṣṭi) provided with a sacrifice ĀpŚr

≫seṣṭika

1. sêṣṭika mfn. id. ĀpŚr. Sch

seṣmīyāṇa

1. seṣmīyāṇa See √smi, Intens. [Page 1247, Column]

sehāna

1. sehāna See √1. sah, p. 1192, col. 3

sehu

1. sehu m. a partic. dry substance AV
2. a partic. organ in the body Kāṭh

sehuṇḍa

1. sehuṇḍa m. Euphorbia Ligularia (cf. sīh○) KāśīKh
2. (ā), f. id. Bhpr

sehnoka

1. sehnoka or sehloka m. N. of a poet (cf. sohnoka) Cat

sai

1. sai (cf. √3. sā, 1. so), cl. 1. P. sāyati, to waste away, decline Dhātup. xxii, 18

saiṃha

1. saiṃha mf(ī)n. (fr. siṃha) belonging to lions, leonine, lion-like MBh. Hariv. &c

≫saiṃhakaroṇa

1. saiṃhakaroṇa m. (cf. ājaka-r○) Pat. on Pāṇ. 1-1, 72 Vārtt. 14

≫saiṃhakarṇa

1. saiṃhakarṇa mfn. coming or derived from Siṃha-karṇa, g. takṣaśilâdi

≫saiṃhakāyana

1. saiṃhakāyana mfn. (fr. siṃhaka), g. pakṣâdi

≫saiṃhala

1. saiṃhala mf(ī)n. (fr. siṃhala) belonging to or produced in Ceylon, Singhalese Śatr
2. (ī), f. a kind of pepper L
3. n. Laurus Cassia L

≫saiṃhādrika

1. saiṃhādrika m. pl. (fr. siṃha-adri) N. of a people Inscr

≫saiṃhika

1. saiṃhika mfn. (fr. siṃha) lion-like, leonine W
2. m. (fr. siṃhikā), metr. of Rāhu or the personified ascending node (cf. next) L

≫saiṃhikeya

1. saiṃhikeya mfn. descended from Siṃhikā Hariv
2. m. a child of Siṃhikā (also pl
3. applied to a class of Dānavas) ib
4. metr. of Rāhu (cf. prec.) Kāv. VarBṛS. BhP

saika

1. sâika mfn. added to one, plus one Yājñ. VarBṛS

⋙saikadvisaptaka

1. ○dvi-saptaka mf(ikā)n. plus one (and) two (and) seven Jyot

⋙saikāvali

1. saikâvali mf(ī)n. having a necklace consisting of a single string of pearls VarBṛS

saikata

1. saikatá mf(ī) n. (fr. sikatā) sandy, gravelly, consisting or made of sand ŚBr. &c. &c
2. m. pl. N. of a family of Ṛishis MBh
3. n. (ifc. f. ā) a sandbank, sandy shore or soil, any bank or shore MBh. Kāv. &c

⋙saikatavat

1. ○vat mfn. possessing sandbanks MW

⋙saikateṣṭa

1. saikatêṣṭa n. 'liked by sandy soil', ginger L

≫saikatika

1. saikatika mfn. belonging or relating to sandbanks MW
2. living in doubt and error (= bhrāntijīvin or saṃdeha-j○ L
3. m. an ascetic or religious mendicant L
4. n. a thread worn round the wrist or neck to secure good fortune (= maṅgala-sūtra) L
5. = mātri-yātrā L

≫saikatin

1. saikatin mfn. having sandbanks or sandy shores Kālid

saikayata

1. saikayata m. g. krauḍy-ādi

⋙saikayatavidha

1. ○vidha mfn. inhabited by Saikayatas, g. bhaurikyādi

≫saikayatyā

1. saikayatyā f. of saikayata g. krauḍy-ādi

saikya

1. saikya mfn. (fr. seka) connected with or dependent on sprinkling or watering VarBṛS

saikṣava

1. sâikṣava mfn. (7. sa + aikṣava) sugared, sugary Bhpr

saicālina

1. saicālina mfn. (fr. secālin), g. suvāstv-ādi (Kāś. saivālin)

saita

1. saita m. N. of a family of princes Buddh

saitakeya

1. saitakeya mfn. (fr. setakī), g. nadyādi

saitava

1. saítava mfn. (fr. setu) consisting of a dam or bridge Kāv
2. m. N. of a preceptor ŚBr

saitavāhinī

1. saitavāhinī f. (perhaps for sita v○) N. of the river Bāhu-dā L

saiddhāntika

1. saiddhāntika mf(ī)n. (fr. siddhânta) connected with or relating to an established truth &c. W
2. m. one who knows an established truth or is versed in a Siddhânta (q.v.) Siṃhâs

saidhraka

1. saidhraká mfn. (fr. sidhraka) made of the wood of the Sidhraka tree TBr

≫saidhrakāvata

1. saidhrakāvata mfn. (fr. sidhrakā-vat) Pāṇ. 4-2, 72 Kāś

≫saidhrika

1. saidhrika n. a kind of tree Sāy

⋙saidhrikamaya

1. ○maya mf(ī)n. made of Saidhrika wood SāmavBr

sainaka

1. sainaka n. (fr. senā
2. saṃjñāyām), g. kulālâdi. [Page 1248, Column]

≫sainānīka

1. sainānīka mfn. (fr. senā + an○) belonging to the van of an army ŚāṅkhBr

≫sainānya

1. sainānya n. (fr. senā-nī) command of an army, generalship AitBr

≫saināpatya

1. saināpatya n. (fr. senā-pati) id. Mn. MBh. &c

≫sainika

1. sainika mfn. relating or belonging to an army, military, martial, drawn up in martial array MBh. R. &c
2. m. an army-man, soldier, guard, sentinel, a body of forces in array ib
3. N. of a son of Śambara Hariv

≫sainya

1. sainya mfn. belonging to or proceeding from an army MBh. Hariv
2. m. (ifc. f. ā) a soldier (pl. 'troops') R
3. an army MBh. Rājat
4. a sentinel, guard L
5. n. a body of troops, army MBh. R. &c
6. a camp VarBṛS

⋙sainyakakṣa

1. ○kakṣa m. = senā-k○ (q.v.) R

⋙sainyakṣobha

1. ○kṣobha m. a mutiny in an army VarBṛS

⋙sainyaghātakara

1. ○ghāta-kara mfn. causing the destruction of an army ib

⋙sainyanāyaka

1. ○nāyaka m. the chief or leader of an army, general Kathās

⋙sainyanigrāhikā

1. ○nigrāhikā f. (used in explaining cakra-grahaṇī) Nīlak

⋙sainyaniveśabhūmi

1. ○niveśa-bhūmi f. place of the encampment of an army VarBṛS

⋙sainyapati

1. ○pati (VarBṛS.),

⋙sainyapāla

1. ○pāla (R.), m. = -nāyaka

⋙sainyapṛṣṭha

1. ○pṛṣṭha n. the rear of an army L
2. -bhāga m. id. L

⋙sainyamaya

1. ○maya mf(ī)n. consisting of troops MBh

⋙sainyavāsa

1. ○vāsa m. the camp of an army Daś

⋙sainyavyapadeśa

1. ○vyapadeśa m. the summons of an army R

⋙sainyaśiras

1. ○śiras n. the van of an army' Prab

⋙sainyahantṛ

1. ○hantṛ m. 'army-destroyer', N. of a son of Śambara Hariv

⋙sainyādhipati

1. sainyâdhipati or m. 'army-overseer', a general, commander W

⋙sainyādhyakṣa

1. saiḍnyâdhyakṣa m. 'army-overseer', a general, commander W

⋙sainyopaveśana

1. sainyôpaveśana n. the halting or encampment of an army Cat

saindūra

1. saindūra mfn. (fr. sindūra) coloured with red-lead or vermilion (○rī-√kṛ, 'to colour with vermilion') Ratnâv

saindhava

1. saindhavá mf(ī)n. (fr. sindhu) relating to the sea, oceanic, marine, aquatic Buddh
2. belonging to or produced in or coming from the Indus or Sindh TS. &c. &c
3. m. a king of Sindh MBh. Mudr. BhP
4. a horse (partic. one bred in Sindh) L
5. N. of a teacher Cat
6. (pl.) the inhabitants of Sindh AV. Pariś. MBh. &c
7. N. of a partic. school founded by Saindhavāyana VP
8. m. n. a kind of rock-salt (found in Sindh), any salt ŚBr. VarBṛS. Suśr
9. (ī), f. a partic. Rāgiṇī Saṃgīt
10. (am), n. (in dram.) a song in Prākṛit (accompanied with music expressive of a lover's disgust on being deserted by a loved woman) Sāh

⋙saindhavakhilya

1. ○khilyá or m. a lump of salt ŚBr

⋙saindhavaghana

1. ○ghaná m. a lump of salt ŚBr

⋙saindhavacūrṇa

1. ○cūrṇa n. powdered rock-salt Suśr

⋙saindhavaśilāśakala

1. ○śilā-śakala n. a morsel of fossil salt Ragh

⋙saindhavasarpis

1. ○sarpis n. clarified butter with salt Suśr

⋙saindhavāraṇya

1. saindhavâraṇya n. the jungly district of Sindh MBh

≫saindhavaka

1. saindhavaka mfn. belonging or relating to the Saindhavas (with nṛpa or rājan m. 'a king of the Saindhavas') MBh
2. m. a miserable inhabitant of Sindhu MW

≫saindhavāyana

1. saindhavāyana m. N. of a Ṛishi (pl. his family) MBh. Hariv

≫saindhavāyani

1. saindhavāyani m. patr. fr. saindhava g. tikâdi

≫saindhukṣita

1. saindhukṣita n. (fr. sindhu-kṣit) N. of various Sāmans ĀrshBr

≫saindhumitrika

1. saindhumitrika mf(ā or ī)n. (fr. sindhumitra), g. kāśy-ādi

≫saindhuvaktraka

1. saindhuvaktraka mfn. (fr. sindhu-vaktra) Pāṇ. 4-2, 126 Sch

saindhī

1. saindhī f. spirituous liquor (esp. palm-juice) L

saimantika

1. saimantika n. (fr. sīmanta) redlead (so called because used to make a mark along hair-parting) L

saira

1. saira mf(ī)n. (fr. sīra) belonging to a plough Āpast
2. n. a kind of spirituous liquor, Prâyaśc
3. = sīrāṇāṃ (i.e. pratisīrāṇāṃ) samūhaḥ (used in explaining sairaṃdhrī) Nīlak. on MBh. iii, 2586

≫sairakāyaṇa

1. sairakāyaṇa mfn. (fr. sīraka), g. pakṣâdi

≫sairaṃdhra

1. sairaṃdhra m. (prob. fr. an unused sīraṃdhra, 'plough-holder'
2. cf. mahī-dhra, aṃsa-dhrī) a kind of menial or domestic servant (in the caste-system born from a Dasyu and an Āyogavii) Mn. MBh. &c
3. (ī), f. a maid-servant in the women's apartments, a woman of the above mixed caste ib
4. a female artisan who works in other person's houses L
5. N. of Draupadī (who became servant-maid in king Virāṭa's house, when her husbands, the five Pāṇḍava princes, entered his service in various disguises) MBh. iv, 77 &c. [Page 1248, Column]

≫sairaṃdhrikā

1. sairaṃdhrikā f. a female servant, chambermaid Dhūrtan

≫sairi

1. sairi m. the month Kārttika L
2. pl. N. of a people VarBṛS. (v. l.)

≫sairika

1. sairika mfn. relating to a plough &c. Pāṇ. 4-3, 124
2. m. a ploughman W
3. a plough-ox ib
4. the sky, atmosphere (cf. sairibha) L
5. N. of a man (also written śairika) Cat

≫sairiṃdha

1. sairiṃdha m. pl. N. of a people (v. l. sairiḍya, ○ritya, ○ridya, ○riṃdhya, ○riṃdhra) VarBṛS

≫sairiṃdhra

1. sairiṃdhra m. (and ī f.), often v. l. for sairaṃdhra, ○dhrī

≫sairiṃdhraka

1. sairiṃdhraka mfn. (fr. siriṃdhra and sairiṃdhra), g. kulālâdi (Kāś. sairidhraka)

≫sairīya

1. sairīya or m. 'turned up by the plough', Barleria Cristata Suśr

⋙sairīyaka

1. sairīyaka m. 'turned up by the plough', Barleria Cristata Suśr

≫saireya

1. saireya or m. id. ib

⋙saireyaka

1. saireyaka m. id. ib
2. (○kam), n. the flower of Barleria Cristata Kir. Sch

≫sairya

1. sairyá m. a kind of grass RV

sairāvat

1. sairā-vat mfn. (accord. to Sāy. connected with irā, 'food', accord. to others with sīra) having plenty of provisions (said of a ship) AitBr

sairidhraka

1. sairidhraka See sairiṃdhraka

sairibha

1. sairibha m. a buffalo Hcar. Bālar
2. the sky, atmosphere (cf. sairika) L
3. (ī), f. a female buffalo L

sairiṣṭha

1. sairiṣṭha m. pl. N. of a people MārkP

sailaga

1. sailagá m. (fr. selaga, q.v.) a waylayer, robber VS

saili

1. saili m. pl. N. of a people VarBṛS

saivāla

1. saivāla See śaivāla

saivālina

1. saivālina (or śaiv○), mfn. (fr. sevālin, or śev○), g. suvāstv-ādi (v. l. saicālina)

saisa

1. saisa mfn. (fr. sīsa) leaden, made of lead, g. rajatâdi

≫saisaka

1. saisaka mfn. id. Mn. xi, 133

saisikata

1. saisikata m. pl. N. of a people MBh. (B. saisiridhra)

saisiridhra

1. saisiridhra See preceding

saihareya

1. saihareya mfn. (fr. sīhara), g. sakhy-ādi

so

1. so (usually with prepositions
2. See ava-, vy-ava-, adhy-ava-√so &c.), cl. 4. P. (Dhātup. xxvi, 38) syati (pf. sasau aor. asāt or asāsīt &c.), to destroy, kill, finish Dhātup.: Pass. sīyate (aor. asāyi), Gr.: Caus. sāyayati or sāpayati ib.: Desid. siṣāsati ib.: Intens. seṣīyate, sāsāti, sāseti ib

≫sāya

1. sāya

⋙sita

1. sita

⋙siti

1. siti

⋙seya

1. seya See s.v

so

1. so f. (nom. sos) N. of Pārvatī L

so

1. số = sā́ (f. of 6. sa) + u ŚBr

soktha

1. sôktha mfn. with the Uktha (q.v.) TāṇḍBr

≫sokthaka

1. sôkthaka mfn. id. ŚBr

≫sokthya

1. sôkthya mfn. with the Ukthya (q.v.) TāṇḍBr

sokha

1. sốkha mfn. with a caldron ŚBr

socchraya

1. sôcchraya mfn. having height, high, lofty L

socchvāsa

1. sôcchvāsa mfn. breathing hard, panting (-tva n.) R. Pratāp
2. relaxed, loose (as a bandage) Suśr
3. (am), ind. with a sigh of relief Śak. Prab

soṭā

1. soṭā Pat. on Pāṇ. 3-1, 27

≫soṭāya

1. soṭāya Nom. Ā. ○yate ib

soḍha

1. soḍha mfn. (fr. √1. sah
2. cf. sāḍha) borne, suffered, endured, tolerated MBh. Kāv. &c
3. patient, enduring W
4. m. N. of a minister of Somêśvara (king of Śākambarī) Cat
5. n. See avi-soḍha

⋙soḍhagovinda

1. ○govinda m. N. of a poet Cat

⋙soḍhavat

1. ○vat mfn. one who has borne or endured MW

⋙soḍhāmitra

1. soḍhâmitra m. N. of a man (cf. sauḍhāmitri) Pat

≫soḍhavya

1. soḍhavya mfn. to be borne or endured Pāṇ. 6-3, 111 Sch
2. to be put up with or excused (n. impers.) Hariv. BhP. [Page 1248, Column]

⋙soḍhāya

1. soḍhāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to bear, endure, g. sukhâdi

≫soḍhin

1. soḍhin mfn. one who has borne or endured ib

≫soḍhṛ

1. soḍhṛ mfn. bearing patiently Bālar
2. capable of resisting, a match for (gen.) MBh. R. Bhaṭṭ
3. able, powerful (= śakta) L

soḍhala

1. soḍhala m. N. of various authors (v. l. soṭhala) Cat

sotu

1. sótu m. (fr. √3. su) extraction of Soma, libation (dat. sótave as inf.) RV

≫sotṛ

1. sotṛ́ or mfn. one who presses out or extracts Soma (loc. sotári as inf.) ib

⋙sotṛ

1. sótṛ mfn. one who presses out or extracts Soma (loc. sotári as inf.) ib

≫sotva

1. sótva mfn. to be pressed or extracted RV

≫sotva

1. sótva m. a Soma, sacrificer L

sotṛ

1. sotṛ mfn. (fr. √2. sū) engendering, generating, bringing forth children MW

sotka

1. sôtka mf(ā)n. full of desire or longing Ṛitus. Kathās

sotkaṇṭha

1. sôtkaṇṭha mf(ā)n. having an ardent desire, ardently longing for (prati) Rājat
2. bewailing, regretting, grieving at (comp.) Kathās
3. (am), ind. longingly, regretfully Kir. Amar

sotkampa

1. sôtkampa mfn. trembling, tremulous Megh

sotkarṣa

1. sôtkarṣa mfn. having eminence, excellent Rājat

≫sotkṛṣṭahasitasvara

1. sôtkṛṣṭa-hasita-svara mfn. accompanied by loud laughter R

sottara

1. sôttara mfn. with or connected with a wager or bet Nār

⋙sottarapaṇa

1. ○paṇa mfn. id. ib

sotpala

1. sôtpala mfn. possessing lotuses MW

sotpāta

1. sôtpāta n. anointing with oil (?) L

sotpīḍa

1. sôtpīḍa mfn. emitting a stream (as a mountain) R
2. covered with foam or froth MW

sotprāsa

1. sôtprâsa mfn. exaggerated, ironical, derisive, scornful (am, ind. scornfully) Ratnâv. Kād
2. m. n. ironical exaggeration, sarcasm ib

⋙sotprāsahasita

1. ○hasita n. derisive or sarcastic laughter MW

sotprekṣam

1. sôtprêkṣam ind. with indifference, carelessly Veṇis

sotva

1. sôtva. and 2 See above

sotsaṅga

1. sôtsaṅga mfn. deepened, depressed Bhpr

sotsava

1. sôtsava mfn. connected with a festival, festal (as a day) Kathās
2. celebrating a festival, making merry, joyous ib

sotsāha

1. sôtsāha mfn. making effort, vigorous, resolute, energetic, courageous (with ghanāḥ, 'threatening clouds') Kāv. Rājat. Hit
2. (am), ind. energetically, carefully Pañcat
3. much delighted, overjoyed (am ind.) Kāv. Vet

⋙sotsāhatā

1. ○tā f. activity, energy, courage Kathās

sotsuka

1. sôtsuka mf(ā)n. regretful, sorrowful, anxious about, yearning or longing for (loc. or acc. with prati, or comp.) Kāv. Kathās

sotseka

1. sôtseka mfn. haughty, arrogant Kāvyâd

sotsedha

1. sôtsedha mfn. high, lofty R
2. (am), ind. with a jerk or push upward MBh

sodaka

1. sốdaka mf(ā)n. having or containing water TS. GṛŚrS. &c
2. = samānôdaka MārkP

≫sodakumbha

1. sôda-kumbha m. a partic. ceremony in honour of deceased ancestors (also N. of wk.) Cat

≫sodapūrvam

1. sôda-pūrvam ind. after sprinkling with water Hcat

sodadhila

1. sôdadhi-la mfn. consisting of four (udadhi = 'the ocean' and 'the number 4') short syllables (la) VarBṛS. Sch

sodaya

1. sôdaya mfn. having an increase of profit, accumulated, augmented by interest Yājñ
2. connected with the rise (of the heavenly bodies &c.) MW
3. having a succession, having something coming after, followed by ib

≫rṣodayana

1. rṣôdayana mfn. together with Udayana Kathās

sodara

1. sôdara mf(ī)n. born from the same womb, co-uterine, of whole blood Mn. MBh. &c. closely allied or connected with, next of kin to (e.g. narmâika-sôdaraṃ navaṃ vayaḥ, 'youth has only one brother, viz. amusement') Kathās. [Page 1249, Column]
2. m. (with or scil. bhrātṛ) an own brother Yājñ. MBh. &c
3. (ī), f. a co-uterine sister Mālav

⋙sodarasneha

1. ○sneha v. l. for sôdarya-sn○ (q.v.)

≫sodarīya

1. sôdarīya mfn. = sôdara MBh

≫sodarya

1. sôdarya mfn. id. MBh. Kāv. &c

⋙sodaryavat

1. ○vat mfn. having or together with a brother MBh

⋙sodaryasneha

1. ○sneha m. sisterly affection Śak

sodarka

1. sôdarka mfn. having elevations or turrets MBh
2. having the same burden or refrain ŚāṅkhBr
3. attended with results or consequences MW
4. n. a final refrain ŚāṅkhGṛ

soddharaṇa

1. sôddharaṇa mfn. together with sweetmeats which are taken home MBh. (Nīlak.)

≫soddhāra

1. sôddhāra mfn. together with a selected portion Kull

⋙soddhāravibhāgin

1. ○vibhāgin mfn. receiving an inheritance together with a selected portion ib

sodbāṣpam

1. sôdbāṣpam ind. with tears, tearfully Kathās

sodyama

1. sôdyama mfn. prepared or equipped for combat ib

sodyoga

1. sôdyoga mfn. making active exertion energetic, enterprising Hit
2. violent, dangerous (as a disease) Rājat

sodvega

1. sôdvega mf(ā)n. agitated, disturbed, anxious, fearful (am, ind.) Bcar
2. Rātnâv. Pañcat

sodha

1. sodha m. pl. N. of a people (v. l. godha) MBh

sonaha

1. sonaha m. garlic L

soni

1. soni m. or f. (fr. √3. su) = 1. savana L

sonodevī

1. sono-devī f. N. of a woman Cat

sonmāda

1. sônmāda mf(ā)n. mad, insane R

sopakaraṇa

1. sôpakaraṇa mfn. together with the implements Mn. ix, 270
2. properly equipped W

≫sopakāra

1. sôpakāra mfn. furnished with necessary means or implements, well equipped or stocked W
2. (a deposit in pawn) from which profit accrues, beneficial Mn. viii, 143
3. assisted, befriended W

≫sopakāraka

1. sôpakāraka mfn. assisted, befriended, benefitted Pañcat

sopakrama

1. sôpakrama mfn. set about, undertaken Cat

sopagraham

1. sôpagraham ind. with conciliation, in a conciliatory or friendly manner Kād

sopacaya

1. sôpacaya mfn. connected with gain or advantage, profitable Kathās

sopacāra

1. sôpacāra mf(ā)n. with rules of conduct MBh
2. acting with politeness or civility, deferential (am ind.) MBh. Śiś
3. embellished, ornamented, decorated Hcat

≫sopacārakam

1. sôpacārakam ind. politely, courteously MW

sopadrava

1. sôpadrava mf(ā)n. visited with great calamities or afflictions, dangerous, Śārṅgp
2. wealthy, opulent, rich, Bṛihasp

sopadha

1. sôpadha mfn. full of fraud or deceit, fraudulent, guileful (am4 ind.) MBh. Hariv. Hcat
2. with the penultimate or preceding letter VPrāt

≫sopadhāna

1. sôpadhāna mfn. possessing a pillow, cushioned ŚrS
2. id. (and 'possessing excellent qualities') Śiś. ii, 77
3. furnished with a setting, set (as a jewel) ĀpGṛ

≫sopadhi

1. sôpadhi mfn. fraudulent (i ind.) Kir

⋙sopadhiśeṣa

1. ○śeṣa mfn. one in whom a residue of guile is left (opp. to nir-upadh○) Buddh

sopaniṣatka

1. sôpaniṣatka mfn. along with the Upanishads Kull. on Mn. ii, 165

sopanyāsa

1. sôpanyāsa mfn. well founded or substantiated (as speech) Hariv

sopapattika

1. sôpapattika mfn. well founded or substantiated, correct, right Nāg. Sāh. Nīlak

sopapada

1. sôpapada mfn. together with a secondary word ŚāṅkhŚr

sopaplava

1. sôpaplava mfn. eclipsed (as the sun or moon) L. [Page 1249, Column]
2. afflicted with any great calamity, overrun or attacked by enemies MW

sopabarhaṇa

1. sốpabarhaṇa mf(ā)n. with a cushion or pillow ŚBr

sopama

1. sôpama mf(ā)n. containing a simile or comparison MBh
2. dealing with (loc.) in the same way as with (instr.) ib

sopara

1. sôpara mfn. with the under part of the sacrificial post KātyŚr

soparodha

1. sôparodha mfn. obstructed, impeded MW
2. favoured ib
3. respectful, considerate, obliging (am ind.) Kathās

sopavāsa

1. sôpavāsa mf(ā)n. one who fasts or has fasted Yājñ. Hcat

≫sopavāsika

1. sôpavāsika mfn. id. MW

sopasarga

1. sôpasarga mf(ā)n. having or meeting with difficulties or obstacles R
2. unbecoming, unpleasant (as speech) ib
3. visited by portents or by great afflictions, portentous MW
4. possessed by an evil spirit ib
5. (in gram.) preceded by a preposition RPrāt. Kāś

sopasveda

1. sôpasveda mfn. having perspiration or moisture, moistened, wetted MBh

sopahava

1. sôpahava mfn. with an invitation KātyŚr. Sch

sopahāsa

1. sôpahāsa mfn. accompanied with derisive laughter, sneering, jocular, sarcastic (am ind.), Sah

⋙sopahāsotprāsa

1. sôpahāsôtprâsa m. a jocular expression MW

sopāṃśuyāja

1. sôpâṃśu-yāja mfn. with an oblation offered in secret or with a whisper ŚāṅkhŚr

sopāka

1. sopāka m. (perhaps for śva-pāka) a man of a degraded caste (the son of a Caṇḍāla by a Pulkasī, and only to be employed as public executioner &c.) Mn. x, 38
2. a person who sells medicinal roots L

sopākhya

1. sôpâkhya mfn. 'one about whom anything can be affirmed', having qualifications (cf. nir-upâkhya) Kaṇ. Sch

sopādāna

1. sôpâdāna mfn. furnished with materials (as a carpenter who builds a house with wood) Nīlak

sopādhi

1. sôpâdhi mfn. restricted by some condition or limitation or stipulation, qualified, by some condition (as liberality by the desire of receiving something in return) MW
2. having some peculiar attribute or distinguishing title ib
3. (ind.) with limitations, conditionally

≫sopādhika

1. sopâdhika mfn. = prec. (-tva n.) Tarkas. TPrāt. Sch

sopādhyāyagaṇa

1. sôpâdhyāya-gaṇa mfn. with a multitude of teachers R

sopāna

1. sopāna n. (perhaps contracted fr. sa + upâyana) stairs, steps, a staircase, ladder to (gen. or comp.) MBh. Kāv. &c

⋙sopānakūpa

1. ○kūpa m. a well with steps Rājat

⋙sopānatva

1. ○tva n. the condition of a staircase (acc. with √vraj, 'to become a staircase'). Megh

⋙sopānapaṅkti

1. ○paṅkti f. a line or flight of steps, staircase ib

⋙sopānapañcaka

1. ○pañcaka n

⋙sopānapañcaratna

1. ○pañca-ratna n. N. of wks

⋙sopānapatha

1. ○patha m. a way of steps, staircase Ragh

⋙sopānapaddhati

1. ○paddhati f. id. Rājat

⋙sopānaparamparā

1. ○paramparā f. = -paṅkti Ragh

⋙sopānabhūta

1. ○bhūta mfn. become or being a staircase Hariv

⋙sopānamārga

1. ○mārga m. -patha Ragh

⋙sopānamālā

1. ○mālā f. winding stairs Jātakam

⋙sopānaracanā

1. ○racanā f. N. of wk

⋙sopānālī

1. sopānâlī f. = -paṅkti Kuval

≫sepānaka

1. sepānaka n. = sopāna ( See next)

⋙sepānakaparamparā

1. ○paramparā f. a flight of steps, staircase Uttamac

sopānah

1. sôpānah mfn. (nom. ○nat) furnished with shoes or sandals, having shoes, shod Āpast

≫sopānatka

1. sopānatka mfn. id. Gobh. Mn. Car

sopāya

1. sôpâya mfn. accompanied (as a song) Lāṭy

sopārakapattana

1. sopāraka-pattana n. N. of a town Pañcad

sopālambha

1. sôpâlambha mfn. conveying a censure (am ind.) Kathās

sopāśraya

1. sôpâśraya mfn. having a support [Page 1249, Column]
2. n. a partic. posture in sitting (with Yogins) Yogas. Sch
3. (-niṣadana n.), id. Sarvad

sopāsana

1. sôpâsana mfn. having the sacred domestic fire ( 2. upâsana) MW

sobha

1. sobha n. N. of the city of the Gandharvas, IndSt

≫sobhya

1. sóbhya or mfn. being in or belonging to Sobha

⋙sobhya

1. sobhyá mfn. being in or belonging to Sobha
2. m. a partic. personification MaitrS. TS. Gaut

sobhaya

1. sôbhaya mfn. comprehending both RāmatUp

sobhari

1. sôbhari (or ○rī), m. N. of the author of the hymns RV. viii, 19-22 &c. (having the patr. kāṇva, or āṅgirasa) RV. AV

≫sobharīyu

1. sobharīyú mfn. seeking for Sobhari (or the Sobharis) RV

sobhāñjana

1. sobhāñjana wṛ. for śobh○

soma

1. sóma m. (fr. √3. su) juice, extract, (esp.) the juice of the Soma plant, (also) the Soma plant itself (said to be the climbing plant Sarcostema Viminalis or Asclepias Acida, the stalks [aṃśu] of which were pressed between stones [adri] by the priests, then sprinkled with water, and purified in a strainer [pavitra] ; whence the acid juice trinkled into jars [kalaśa] or larger vessels [droṇa] ; after which it was mixed with clarified butter, flour &c., made to ferment, and then offered in libations to the gods in this respect corresponding with the ritual of the īranian āvesta or was drunk by the Brāhmans, by both of whom its exhilarating effect was supposed to be prized ; it was collected by moonlight on certain mountains [in RV. x, 34, 1, the mountain Mūja-vat is mentioned] ; it is sometimes described as having been brought from the sky by a falcon [śyena] and guarded by the Gandharvas ; it is personified as one of the most important of Vedic gods, to whose praise all the 114 hymns of the 9th book of the RV. besides 6 in other books and the whole SV. are dedicated ; in post-Vedic mythology and even in a few of the latest hymns of the RV. although not in the whole of the 9th book as well as sometimes in the AV. and in the Br., Soma is identified with the moon [as the receptacle of the other beverage of the gods called Amṛita, or as the lord of plants, cf. indu, oṣadi-pati] and with the god of the moon, as well as with Vishṇu, Śiva, Yama, and Kubera ; he is called rājan, and appears among the 8 Vasus and the 8 Loka-pālas [Mn. v, 9], and is the reputed author of RV. x, 124, 1, 5-9, of a lawbook &c
2. below.) RV. &c. &c
3. the moon or moon-god ( See above)
4. a Soma sacrifice AitĀr
5. a day destined for extracting the Soma-juice ĀśvŚr
6. Monday (= soma-vāra) Inscr
7. nectar L
8. camphor L
9. air, wind L
10. water L
11. a drug of supposed magical properties W
12. a partic. mountain or mountainous range (accord. to some the mountains of the moon) ib
13. a partic. class of Pitṛis (prob. for soma-pā) ib
14. N. of various authors (also with paṇḍita, bhaṭṭa, śarman &c
15. above.) Cat
16. = somacandra, or somêndu HPariś
17. N. of a monkey-chief L
18. (ā), f. the Soma plant L
19. N. of an Apsaras MBh
20. of a river MārkP
21. of a queen Inscr
22. (ī), f. g. gaurâdi
23. (am), n. rice-water, rice-gruel L
24. heaven, sky, ether L
25. mfn. relating to Soma (prob. wṛ. for sauma) Kāṭh

⋙somakanyā

1. ○kanyā f. a daughter of Soma MBh

⋙somakaraṇī

1. ○karaṇī f. a partic. verse ĀpŚr

⋙somakarman

1. ○karman n. the preparation of Soma Nir
2. (○ma) -paddhati or -pradīpikā f. N. of wk

⋙somakalaśa

1. ○kalaśa m. a jar for holding Soma Hariv

⋙somakalpa

1. ○kalpa m. N. of the 21st Kalpa or world-period L
2. N. of wk

⋙somakavi

1. ○kavi m. N. of a poet ŚārṅgP

⋙somakānta

1. ○kānta mfn. moon-beloved MW
2. lovely as the moon ib
3. m. the moon-gem, moon-stone (= candra-k○) ib
4. N. of a king Cat

⋙somakāma

1. ○kāma (sóma-), mfn. desirous of Soma RV. AV

⋙somakārikā

1. ○kārikā f. sg. or pl. N. of various wks

⋙somakīrti

1. ○kīrti m. N. of a son of Dhṛita-rāshṭra MBh

⋙somakulyā

1. ○kulyā f. N. of a river MārkP

⋙somakratavīya

1. ○kratavīya n. N. of a Sāman ĀrshBr. (v. l. saumak○)

⋙somakratu

1. ○kratu m. an offering of Soma ( saumakratava)

⋙somakrayaṇa

1. ○kráyaṇa mf(ī)n. serving as the price of the Soma plant VS. TS. Br. ĀpŚr
2. (ī), f. a cow so serving ib. MaitrS
3. n. the act of buying the Soma TS

⋙somakṣaya

1. ○kṣaya m. disappearance of the moon, new moon MW

⋙somakṣīrā

1. ○kṣīrā f. = -vallī L

⋙somakṣīrī

1. ○kṣīrī f. the Soma plant Bhpr

⋙somakhaḍḍaka

1. ○khaḍḍaka m. pl. N. of partic. Śaiva monks in Nepāl Inscr

⋙somagaṇaka

1. ○gaṇaka m. N. of an author Cat

⋙somagarbha

1. ○garbha m. N. of Vishṇu L

⋙somagiri

1. ○giri m. N. of a mountain MBh. R. [Page 1250, Column]
2. of a teacher Cat

⋙somagṛhapati

1. ○gṛha-pati (sóma-), mfn. having the Soma for a Gṛiha-pati (q.v.) MaitrS

⋙somagopā

1. ○gopā (sóma-), m. a keeper of Soma RV

⋙somagraha

1. ○grahá m. a cup or bowl of Soma TS. ŚBr. ĀpŚr
2. an eclipse of the moon VarBṛS

⋙somagrahaṇa

1. ○grahaṇa mf(ī)n. holding or containing Soma ĀpŚr. Sch
2. n. an eclipse of the moon Cat

⋙somaghṛta

1. ○ghṛta n. a partic. healing ointment L

⋙somacakṣas

1. ○cakṣas (sóma-), mfn. looking like Soma TS

⋙somacandra

1. ○candra m. N. of a man (also ○rarṣi) HPariś
2. -gaṇi m. N. of an author Cat

⋙somacamasa

1. ○camasa m. a cup or ladle for taking up the Soma, cup of Soma PañcavBr. ŚrS

⋙somacyuta

1. ○cyuta (sóma-), mfn. moved by Soma TS. MaitrS

⋙somaja

1. ○ja mfn. moon-produced MW
2. m. N. of the planet Mercury Hāyan
3. n. milk L

⋙somajambhan

1. ○jambhan (Pāṇ. 5-4, 125) or (? GopBr.), m. N. of a man

⋙somajambhā

1. ○jamḍbhā (? GopBr.), m. N. of a man

⋙somajā

1. ○jā́ mfn. Soma-born AV

⋙somajāmi

1. ○jāmi (sóma-), mfn. related to Soma RV

⋙somajuṣṭa

1. ○juṣṭa (sóma-), mfn. delighting in Soma AV

⋙somatilakasūri

1. ○tilaka-sūri m. N. of a Jaina author Cat

⋙somatīrtha

1. ○tīrtha n. N. of a place of pilgrimage MBh. Śak
2. -māhātmya n. N. of wk

⋙somatejas

1. ○tejas (sóma-), mfn. having the splendour or power of Soma AV

⋙somatva

1. ○tva n. the condition or state of the moon TBr. Sch. MārkP
2. condition of Soma Ml

⋙somadakṣa

1. ○dakṣá m. N. of a man MaitrS. (also v. l. for -rakṣa)

⋙somadatta

1. ○datta m. N. of various kings MBh. Hariv. Pur
2. of various Brāhmans Kathās
3. of a merchant Śukas
4. of a writer on Dharma Cat
5. (ā), f. N. of a woman Cat

⋙somadatti

1. ○datti wṛ. for saumad○ MBh

⋙somadarśana

1. ○darśana m. N. of a serpent-demon Buddh

⋙somadā

1. ○dā f. N. of a Gandharvii R
2. of a Brāhman woman Kathās

⋙somadīkṣāvidhi

1. ○dīkṣā-vidhi m. N. of wk

⋙somadeva

1. ○deva m. the god of the moon R
2. the god Soma Ml
3. (also ○va-bhaṭṭa) N. of the author of the Kat?ā-sarit-sāgara (who lived in Kaśmīr in the 11th century AḌ.) IW. 531
4. of various authors and other men Kathās. Vcar. &c
5. (ī), f. N. of a wife of Kāma-pāla Daś
6. -śrī-kara-lāla-bhairava-purapati, -sūri
7. ○vâika-nātha m. N. of authors Cat

⋙somadevata

1. ○devata (sóma-), mfn. having Soma as deity ŚBr

⋙somadevatya

1. ○devatya mfn. id. ĀśvGṛ

⋙somadaivajña

1. ○daiva-jña m. N. of an author Cat

⋙somadaivatya

1. ○daivatya mfn. = -devata (with nakṣatra n. 'the lunar mansion Mṛiga-śiras') MBh

⋙somadhāna

1. ○dhā́na mfn. holding or containing Soma RV. AV

⋙somadhārā

1. ○dhārā f. the milky way L
2. the sky, heaven W

⋙somadheya

1. ○dheya m. pl. N. of a people MBh

⋙somanandin

1. ○nandin m. N. of one of Śiva's attendants L
2. of a grammarian Cat

⋙somanandīśvara

1. ○nandī7śvara n. N. of a Liṅga Cat

⋙somanātha

1. ○nātha m. N. of various scholars Cat. Col
2. n. N. of a celebrated Liṅga of Śiva and of the place where it was set up by the god Soma (in the town described below
3. it was one of the 12 great Liṅga temples of India held in especial veneration [IW. 322, n.], and was so famed for its splendour and wealth that it attracted the celebrated Mahmūd of Ghaznī, AḌ. 1024, who, under pretext of destroying its idols, carried off its treasures along with its renowned gates) Vcar. Vop. Cat. Col. &c
4. -tīrtha n. N. of a Tīrtha Cat
5. -dīkṣita m. N. of an author ib
6. -dīkṣitīya n. N. of wk
7. -paṭṭana n. (= -pattana) Cat
8. -paṇḍita m. N. of an author ib
9. -pattana n. N. of a town on the western coast of India (commonly called Somnath Pattan in Kāthiāwār, celebrated for the Śiva temple above described) MW
10. -praśasti f. N. of wk
11. -bhaṭṭa m. N. of various authors Cat
12. -bhāṣya n. N. of wk
13. -mahā-pātra n. N. of an author Cat
14. -rasa m. a partic. preparation of iron L

⋙somanāthīya

1. ○nāthīya n

⋙somanīti

1. ○nīti f. N. of wks

⋙somanetra

1. ○netra (sóma-), mfn. having Soma as a guide VS

⋙somapa

1. ○pá mf(ā)n. drinking or entitled to drink Soma-juice AV. Kāṭh. Br. &c
2. m. a Soma sacrificer, any sacrificer R
3. N. of a being reckoned among the Viśve Devā? MBh
4. of one of Skanda's attendants ib
5. of an Asura Hariv
6. of an author Cat
7. pl. N. of a family of Ṛishis MBh
8. of a class of Pitṛis ib. Mn. Hariv. MārkP
9. of a people VarBṛS

⋙somapañcaka

1. ○pañcaka n

⋙somapañcakaprayoga

1. ○pañcakaprayoga m

⋙somapañcikā

1. ○pañcikā f. N. of wks

⋙somapaṇḍita

1. ○paṇḍita m. N. of an author Cat

⋙somapati

1. ○pati (sóma-), m. 'lord of Soma', N. of Indra RV
2. a lord of the moon, Kṛishṇaj

⋙somapattra

1. ○pattra n. Saccharum Cylindricum L

⋙somapatnī

1. ○patnī f. the wife of Soma MBh

⋙somapada

1. ○pada m. pl. N. of partic. worlds Hariv
2. n. N. of a Tīrtha MBh
3. ○dârtha-kathana n. N. of wk

⋙somapaddhati

1. ○paddhati f. N. of wk

⋙somaparibādh

1. ○paribā́dh mfn. removing the Soma, a despiser of the Soma RV. i, 43, 8 (rather to be read soma paribādho)

⋙somapariśrayaṇa

1. ○pariśrayaṇa n. a cloth with which the Soma is pressed together ĀpŚr

⋙somaparṇa

1. ○parṇá n. a Soma-leaf TBr

⋙somaparyāṇahana

1. ○paryāṇáhana n. = -pariśrayaṇa ŚBr. KātyŚr

⋙somaparvan

1. ○párvan n. (prob.) the time of a Soma-festival RV

⋙somapā

1. ○pā́ mfn. (cf. -pá above, acc. pl. m. -pas [Page 1250, Column]
2. dat. sg. -pe) drinking or entitled to drink Soma-juice RV. MBh. BhP
3. a Soma sacrificer or performer of any sacrifice ib
4. a Pitṛi of a partic. class (said to be esp. the progenitors of the Brāhmans) W
5. a Brāhman L
6. -tama mfn. drinking much Soma RV

⋙somapātra

1. ○pātra n. a vessel for holding Soma ŚrS

⋙somapāthin

1. ○pāthin (?), m. a drinker of Soma A

⋙somapāna

1. ○pāna n. the drinking of Soma Gaut. Pañcat
2. (-pā́na), mfn. Soma drinking, a Soma drinker TS. ŚBr

⋙somapāyin

1. ○pāyin mfn. id. AV. MBh. Śiś

⋙somapāla

1. ○pālá m. a guardian of Soma AitBr. Suparṇ
2. a preserver of Soma, (prob.) a provider or seller of the Soma plant MW
3. N. of various men Rājat
4. pl. N. of the Gandharvas (as keeping especial guard over the Soma) MW
5. -vilāsa m. N. of wk

⋙somapāvan

1. ○pā́van m. a Soma drinker RV

⋙somapitsaru

1. ○pítsaru mfn. (said of a plough) VS. MaitrS

⋙somapīḍā

1. ○pīḍā f. N. of a princess Daś

⋙somapīti

1. ○pīti (sóma-), f. a draught of Soma RV. AV
2. a Soma sacrifice MW

⋙somapītin

1. ○pītin mfn. drinking Soma MBh

⋙somapītha

1. ○pīthá m. a draught of Soma RV. AV. VS. &c
2. mfn. drinking Soma BhP

⋙somapīthin

1. ○pīthín mfn. drinking Soma TBr. MBh. &c

⋙somapīvin

1. ○pīvin m. (?) a Soma-drinker MW

⋙somaputra

1. ○putra m. 'son of Soma or of the Moon', the planet Mercury Yājñ. MārkP
2. (ī), f. a daughter of Soma MBh
3. mf(ā)n. having Soma as son AV

⋙somapura

1. ○pura n. the city of Soma MBh
2. an ancient N. of Pāṭali-putra Vīrac
3. n. or (ī), f. N. of a temple Buddh

⋙somapuruṣa

1. ○puruṣa m. a servant of Soma. ĀśvGṛ

⋙somapurogava

1. ○purogava (sóma-), mfn. having Soma as a guide VS. ŚBr

⋙somapūjā

1. ○pūjā f. N. of wk

⋙somapṛṣṭha

1. ○pṛṣṭha (sóma-), mf(ā)n. bearing Soma on the back (accord. to Sāy., 'one to whom the Pṛishṭhya-stotras, accompanied with Soma, are dedicated') RV. AV

⋙somapeya

1. ○péya m. a sacrifice in which Soma is drunk, Soma libation MW
2. n. a draught of Soma RV

⋙somapratiprasthātṛprayoga

1. ○pratiprasthātṛ-prayoga m. N. of wk

⋙somapratīka

1. ○pratīka (sóma-), mfn. having Soma at the head TBr

⋙somaprathama

1. ○prathama mfn. having Soma as the first ĀpŚr

⋙somaprabha

1. ○prabha mf(ā)n. having the splendour of the moon Vās
2. m. N. of various men Kathās. Cat
3. (ā), f. a N. ib. Vās

⋙somaprayoga

1. ○prayoga m

⋙somaprayogakārikā

1. ○prayoga-kārikā f

⋙somaprayogapaddhati

1. ○prayoga-paddhati f

⋙somaprayogaprāyaścitta

1. ○prayoga-prâyaścitta n

⋙somaprayogamantra

1. ○prayoga-mantra m. pl.,

⋙somaprayogaratnamālā

1. ○prayoga-ratnamālā f

⋙somaprayogavṛtti

1. ○prayoga-vṛtti f. N. of wks

⋙somapravāka

1. ○pravāka m. the proclaimer of a Soma sacrifice PañcavBr. GṛŚrS

⋙somapraśna

1. ○praśna m

⋙somaprāyaścitta

1. ○prâyaścitta n. N. of wks

⋙somabandhu

1. ○bandhu m. 'friend of the moon', the white esculent water-lily (as expanding at night) L

⋙somabṛhaspati

1. ○bṛhaspati m. du. Soma and Bṛihaspati JaimBr

⋙somabhakṣa

1. ○bhakṣa m. the drinking of Soma (-japa m. 'a prayer muttered while the Soma is drunk') ĀśvŚr. Nir
2. N. of wk
3. -prayoga m. -viveka m. N. of wks
4. ○ṣayoḥ prayoga m. N. of wk

⋙somabhaṭṭa

1. ○bhaṭṭa

⋙somabhāgavatācārya

1. ○bhāgavatâcārya

⋙somabhava

1. ○bhava m. N. of various persons Cat

⋙somabhāva

1. ○bhāva f. N. of the river Narma-dā L

⋙somabhujagāvalī

1. ○bhujagâvalī f. N. of wk

⋙somabhū

1. ○bhū mfn. 'Somaborn', belonging to the family of the moon W
2. m. 'son of Soma', N. of Budha (regent of the planet Mercury) ib
3. a son of Soma-candra HPariś
4. (with Jainas) N. of the 4th of the Black Vāsudevas L
5. -pāla m. N. of a king Col
6. -bhuj m. N. of a king Cat

⋙somabhṛt

1. ○bhṛ́t mfn. bringing Soma VS

⋙somabhojana

1. ○bhojana m. N. of a son of Garuḍa MBh

⋙somamakha

1. ○makha m. a Soma sacrifice Hariv

⋙somamad

1. ○mád (strong form -mā́d), mfn. intoxicated with Soma RV

⋙somamada

1. ○madá m. intoxication occasioned by Soma ŚBr

⋙somamantrānukramaṇikā

1. ○mantrânukramaṇikā f. N. of wk

⋙somamaya

1. ○maya mf(ī)n. made or consisting of Soma Nir. Pāṇ

⋙somamāna

1. ○māna n. measuring the Soma L

⋙somamitra

1. ○mitra m. N. of a man, g. kāśyâdi

⋙somamiśra

1. ○miśra m. N. of an author Cat

⋙somamaitrāvaruṇa

1. ○maitrāvaruṇa N. of wk

⋙somayajña

1. ○yajña m. a Soma sacrifice MBh. ŚāṅkhGṛ. Sch

⋙somayaśas

1. ○yaśas m. N. of a king Śatr

⋙somayāga

1. ○yāga m. a Soma sacrifice BrahmaP. ChUp. Sch
2. a great triennial sacrifice at which Soma-juice is drunk MW
3. N. of wk
4. -kārikā f. -prayoga m. N. of wks

⋙somayājamāna

1. ○yājamāna

⋙somayājamānaprayoga

1. ○yājamāna-prayoga m. N. of wks

⋙somayājin

1. ○yājín mfn. offering Soma, one who offers Soma TS. Br. &c

⋙somayājyā

1. ○yājyā f. the words spoken on taking out the Soma for libation ŚāṅkhŚr

⋙somayoga

1. ○yogá m. connection with Soma AV

⋙somayogin

1. ○yogin mfn. being in conjunction with the moon MārkP

⋙somayoni

1. ○yoni m. (only L.) a god
2. a Brāhman
3. n. yellowish white sandal (very fragrant) L

⋙somarakṣa

1. ○rakṣá mfn. preserving Soma, guardian of Soma ŚBr
2. m. N. of a man, IndSt

⋙somarakṣi

1. ○rákṣi mfn. = prec. Kāṭh. MaitrS. PañcavBr

⋙somarabhas

1. ○rabhas (sóma-), mfn. intoxicated with Soma (only compar. -tara) RV

⋙somaraśmi

1. ○raśmi m. N. of a Gandharva Daś. (Sch.)

⋙somarasa

1. ○rasa m. the juice of the Soma plant MW
2. ○sôdbhava n. milk L

⋙somarāga

1. ○rāga m. a partic. Rāga Saṃgīt

⋙somarāja

1. ○rāja m. 'king Soma', the moon BhP
2. N. of an author Cat
3. -deva m. N. of an author ib
4. -suta m. 'son of the Moon', the planet Mercury BhP. [Page 1250, Column]

⋙somarājaka

1. ○rājaka m. pl. N. of a family ĀśvŚr. (v. l. ○jaki)

⋙somarājan

1. ○rājan (sóma-), mf(jñī)n. having Soma as king RV. AV. Br. MBh
2. m. N. of a Muni Cat

⋙somarājikā

1. ○rājikā f. Vernonia Authelminthica MW

⋙somarājin

1. ○rājin m. id. L

⋙somarājī

1. ○rājī f. a thin crescent of the moon Chandom
2. Vernonia Anthelminthica VarBṛS. Suśr
3. a partic. metre Chandom

⋙somarājya

1. ○rājya n. the dominion of Soma MaitrUp
2. m. (wṛ. for saumar○) Cat

⋙somarāta

1. ○rāta m. N. of a man Śak

⋙somarāṣṭra

1. ○rāṣṭra n. N. of a place Cat

⋙somarūpa

1. ○rūpa n. a form of Soma Vait
2. (○pá), mfn. Somashaped (-tā f.) ŚBr

⋙somaroga

1. ○roga m. diabetes or a similar disease Nid. ŚārṅgS

⋙somaraudra

1. ○raudra n. N. of a sacred text (cf. somā-r○) MW

⋙somarṣi

1. ○rṣi (○ma + ṛṣi), m. N. of a Ṛishi, = -candra HPariś

⋙somalatā

1. ○latā f. the Soma plant ( See 1. sóma)
2. Ruta Graveolens L
3. = -vallī Bhpr
4. N. of the river Godāvarī W

⋙somalatikā

1. ○latikā f. Cocculus Cordifolius L

⋙somalipta

1. ○lipta mfn. smeared with Soma
2. n. a Soma-utensil ŚrS. Vait

⋙somaloka

1. ○loka m. the world of the god of the moon Up

⋙somavaṃśa

1. ○vaṃśa m. the lunar race or dynasty ( candra-v○) Hariv. Śatr. (cf. IW. 375 ; 411, n. 1)
2. mfn. = -vaṃśīya
3. m. N. of Yudhi-shṭhira L

⋙somavaṃśin

1. ○vaṃśin m. a prince of the lunar race MW

⋙somavaṃśīya

1. ○vaṃśīya (MBh.) or (Ragh. Śatr.), mfn. belonging to the lunar race. - 1

⋙somavaṃśya

1. ○vaṃśya (Ragh. Śatr.), mfn. belonging to the lunar race. - 1

⋙somavat

1. ○vat (sóma-), mfn. containing Soma RV. ŚBr. KātyŚr
2. attended &c. by Soma RV. TS. ŚBr. ĀśvŚr
3. presided over by the moon (with diś f. 'the north') R
4. having the moon, lunar W
5. ○vatī-kathā f. N. of a ch. of the Mahā-bhārata
6. ○vatī-tīrtha n. N. of a Tīrtha Inscr
7. ○vatī-vrata n. ○vatī-vrata-kathā f. ○vaty-amāvāsyā-kathā, f. N. of chs. of wks. - 2

⋙somavat

1. ○vat ind. like the moon W

⋙somavarcas

1. ○varcas (sóma-), mfn. having the splendour of Soma AV
2. m. N. of a being reckoned among the Viśve Devā? MBh
3. of a Gandharva Hariv

⋙somavalka

1. ○valka m. N. of various plants (Acacia Arabica
2. a sort of the Karañja &c.) Car. Suśr. Bhpr
3. (ā), f. a kind of plant Suśr

⋙somavallari

1. ○vallari f. the Soma plant ( See 1. sóma) W
2. a kind of vegetable (= brahmī) ib

⋙somavallarī

1. ○vallarī f. = prec. ib
2. Ruta Graveolens L

⋙somavallikā

1. ○vallikā f. id. ib
2. Vernonia Anthelminthica ib

⋙somavallī

1. ○vallī f. the Soma plant
2. Cocculus Cordifolius
3. Coc. Tomentosus &c. VarBṛS. Bhpr. &c
4. -yogânanda m. N. of wk

⋙somavahana

1. ○vahana n. a vehicle or stand for supporting or carrying the Soma Lāṭy

⋙somavahniprakāśa

1. ○vahni-prakāśa mfn. bright as the fire of the moon MBh

⋙somavāmin

1. ○vāmín mfn. vomiting Soma TS. ŚBr. ŚrS
2. m. a priest who has drunk too much Soma MW

⋙somavāyavya

1. ○vāyavya m. pl. N. of a family of Ṛishis MBh

⋙somavāra

1. ○vāra m. 'moon-day', Monday Inscr
2. -vrata n. a fast observed in the evening of a Monday in honour of Śiva and Durgā (○ta-kalpa m. ○ta-vidhi m. ○tâcaraṇa-krama m. ○tôdyāpana n. N. of wks.) Cat
3. ○râmāvāsya-pūjā-paddhati f. ○râmāvāsyā-vrata-kāla-nirṇaya, m. ○râmāvāsyā-vrata-pūjā f. N. of wks

⋙somavāryamāvāsyāvrata

1. ○vāry-amāvāsyā-vrata n. N. of ch. of a wk

⋙somavāsara

1. ○vāsara m. or n. Monday, Kṛishṇaj

⋙somavāha

1. ○vāha m. N. of a man ĀśvŚr
2. pl. his family Cat

⋙somavikrayin

1. ○vikrayín mfn. selling Soma
2. m. a seller of Soma TS. Br. ĀpŚr. &c

⋙somavidha

1. ○vidha mfn. being of the nature of Soma ĀpŚr. ib. Sch

⋙somavidhāna

1. ○vidhāna n

⋙somavihārakārikā

1. ○vihāra-kārikā f. sg. or pl. N. of wks

⋙somavīthī

1. ○vīthī f. the orbit of the moon MBh

⋙somavīrya

1. ○vīrya mfn. having the power of Soma Suśr

⋙somavṛkṣa

1. ○vṛkṣa m. N. of various plants (Acacia Arabica, = kaṭphala &c.) R

⋙somavṛddha

1. ○vṛddha mfn. invigorated by Soma RV

⋙somavṛddhivardhana

1. ○vṛddhi-vardhana n. a partic. fast regulated by the moon, = cāndrāyaṇa (q.v.) Vas

⋙somaveśa

1. ○veśa (prob. for -veṣa), m. N. of a Muni R

⋙somaveṣṭana

1. ○veṣṭana mfn. enveloping Soma ĀpŚr. Sch

⋙somavyāsa

1. ○vyāsa m. N. of an author Cat

⋙somavrata

1. ○vrata n. a partic. religious observance ib
2. N. of various Sāmans ĀrshBr

⋙somaśakalā

1. ○śakalā f. a kind of cucumber L. (wṛ. for lomaśa-phalā)

⋙somaśataka

1. ○śataka n

⋙somaśatadvayī

1. ○śata-dvayī f. N. of wks

⋙somaśambha

1. ○śambha wṛ. for next Cat

⋙somaśambhu

1. ○śambhu m. N. of an author Sarvad

⋙somaśarman

1. ○śarman m. N. of various men, pur. Pañcat. &c

⋙somaśita

1. ○śita (sóma-), mfn. sharpened by Soma RV

⋙somaśuṣma

1. ○śuṣma (sóma-) or m. N. of a man Br. VS. Sch

⋙somaśuṣman

1. ○śuṣḍman m. N. of a man Br. VS. Sch

⋙somaśūra

1. ○śūra m. N. of a man Kathās

⋙somaśekharākhyanibandha

1. ○śekharâkhya-nibandha m. N. of wk

⋙somaśravas

1. ○śravas m. N. of various men MBh. Cat

⋙somaśrī

1. ○śrī f. N. of a woman Bhadrab

⋙somaśreṣṭha

1. ○śreṣṭha (sóma-), mfn. having Soma as the first AV

⋙somaśrauta

1. ○śrauta n. N. of various wks

⋙somasaṃsthā

1. ○saṃsthā f. the basis or initial form of a Soma sacrifice MBh. Gaut. MārkP

⋙somasakhi

1. ○sakhi (sóma-), mfn. having Soma as a companion VS

⋙somasaṃjña

1. ○saṃjña n. camphor L

⋙somasatsaru

1. ○sátsaru mfn. (said of a plough) AV. (v. l. pítsaru, sumatítsaru)

⋙somasad

1. ○sad m. pl. N. of the Pitṛis of the Sādhyas Mn. iii, 195. [Page 1251, Column]

⋙somasaptahautraprayoga

1. ○sapta-hautra-prayoga m. N. of wk

⋙somasaraṇa

1. ○saraṇa mf(ī)n. leading to Soma (as a way) TāṇḍyaBr. ĀpŚr

⋙somasalila

1. ○salila n. Somawater Yājñ

⋙somasava

1. ○sava m. 'pressure of Soma', a partic. sacrificial act TBr. Sch

⋙somasavana

1. ○savana mfn. that from which Soma is pressed ChUp

⋙somasāman

1. ○sāman n. N. of various Sāmans ĀrshBr. Lāṭy

⋙somasāra

1. ○sāra m. Acacia Arabica L
2. the white Khadira tree MW

⋙somasiddhānta

1. ○siddhânta m. a partic. heretical Tantra system (followed by a sect of Śaivas and personified in the 3rd Act of the Prabodha-candrôdaya) Prab
2. N. of various astronomical wks. Cat
3. of a partic. Buddha ib

⋙somasiddhāntin

1. ○siddhântin m. a follower of the above system W

⋙somasindhu

1. ○sindhu m. 'ocean of Soma', N. of Vishṇu L

⋙somasut

1. ○sút mfn. pressing Soma RV. TBr. ĀśvŚr. &c
2. m. a Soma-distiller, a priest who offers the Soma-juice at a sacrifice MW
3. -vat mfn. possessing offerers of Soma-juice (said of a hermitage, a sacrifice &c.) ib

⋙somasuta

1. ○suta m. 'a son of the Moon', N. of Budha Pur. Śatr
2. (ā), f. 'daughter of the Moon', the river Narmada (Nerbudda) L

⋙somasuti

1. ○suti (sóma-), f. the pressing of Soma RV

⋙somasutyā

1. ○sutyā́ f. id. ŚBr

⋙somasutvan

1. ○sútvan mfn. pressing Soma RV
2. m. one who offers Soma libations MW. -sundara, m. N. of an author Cat

⋙somasūkta

1. ○sū7kta n. a hymn in honour of Soma Cat
2. N. of wk

⋙somasūkṣman

1. ○sūkṣman m. N. of a Ṛishi VS. (vḷ. -śuṣma Sch.)

⋙somasūtra

1. ○sūtra n. a channel or receptacle for receiving the water with which a Liṅga has been bathed L
2. N. of various wks
3. -pañca-vidhāna n. N. of wk
4. -pradakṣiṇā f. circumambulation around Śiva's idol in such a way as that the Somasūtra shall not be crossed MW

⋙somasuryaprakāśa

1. ○surya-prakāśa mfn. bright as the sun and moon MW

⋙somasena

1. ○sena m. N. of a son of Śambara Hariv
2. of a king of Campaka-pura and Soma-pura Cat

⋙somasvāmin

1. ○svāmin m. N. of a man Kathās

⋙somahāra

1. ○hārá mfn. abstracting or robbing Soma Suparṇ

⋙somahārin

1. ○hārin mfn. id. MBh

⋙somahūti

1. ○hūti m. N. of a Ṛishi (wṛ. for somâhuti)

⋙somahotṛsaptaka

1. ○hotṛsaptaka n

⋙somahotrāgniṣṭoma

1. ○hotrâgni-ṣṭoma (?), m

⋙somahautra

1. ○hautra n

⋙somahautraprayoga

1. ○hautra-prayoga m. N. of wks

⋙somāṃśaka

1. somâṃśaka m. a part of the moon R

⋙somāṃśu

1. somâṃśu m. a stalk or shoot of the Soma plant VS. ŚBr. Kauś
2. a moon-beam KaushUp
3. a part of the Soma sacrifice ŚāṅkhBr

⋙somākara

1. somâkara m. N. of a Commentator Jyot

⋙somākhya

1. somâkhya n. the red lotus L

⋙somāgni

1. somâgni Soma and Agni (cf. saumāgna) in comp
2. -ṣṭoma m. -yajamāna, m
3. ○gnī7dhra-prayoga m. N. of wks

⋙somāṅga

1. somâṅga n. a part of the Soma sacrifice KātyŚr
2. -pāna-kārikā f. N. of wk

⋙somāṇḍapille

1. somâṇḍapille

⋙somāṇḍabilā

1. somâṇḍḍabilā f. N. of wks

⋙somātipavita

1. somâtipavita mfn. excessively purged by the Soma-juice (which, if drunk in excess, is supposed to pass through the nose, ears, and other apertures of the body) PañcavBr. ŚrS

⋙somātipūta

1. sómâtipūta mfn. id. ŚBr. ŚrS

⋙somātirikta

1. somâtiriktá n. pl. the residue of Soma ŚBr

⋙somātmaka

1. somâtmaka mf(ikā)n. having the nature of the moon, IndSt

⋙somād

1. somấd mfn. eating Soma RV

⋙somāditya

1. somâditya m. N. of a man, Śārṅgp
2. of a king Inscr

⋙somādhāra

1. somâdhāra m. pl. N. of partic. Pitṛis MārkP

⋙somādhi

1. somâdhi vḷ. for ○mâpi VP

⋙somādhvaryava

1. somâdhvaryava n. N. of wk

⋙somānanda

1. somânanda (Rājat.),

⋙somānandanātha

1. somânanḍda-nātha (Sarvad. ), m. N. of men

⋙somānandabhāṣya

1. somânanda-bhāṣya n. N. of wk

⋙somānandasūnu

1. somânanda-sūnu

⋙somānandācārya

1. somânanḍdâcārya m. N. of men Cat

⋙somāpa

1. somā-pa mfn. or m. AitBr. (cf. saumāpá)

⋙somāpahṛta

1. somâpahṛtá mfn. one whose Soma has been stolen ŚBr

⋙somāpi

1. somâpi m. N. of a son of Sahadeva Pur

⋙somāpūṣan

1. somā-pūṣán m. du. Soma and Pūshan RV. TS

⋙somāpauṣṇa

1. somā-pauṣṇá mfn. belonging to Soma and Pūshin TS

⋙somābha

1. somâbha mfn. like the moon MW
2. (ā), f. = candrâvalī L

⋙somābhiṣava

1. somâbhiṣava m. the distilling or extracting of Soma-juice MW

⋙somābhiṣikta

1. sómâbhiṣikta mfn. sprinkled or consecrated with Soma ŚBr

⋙somāmbupa

1. somâmbu-pa m. du. 'drinker of Soma' and 'drinker of water', N. of two divine beings, MārkP

⋙somāyana

1. somâyana n. a kind of penance Yājñ. Sch. (cf. cāndrâyaṇa)

⋙somārudra

1. somā-rudrá m. du. Soma and Rudra RV. TS. ŚBr
2. n. a hymn addressed to Soma and Rudra Cat
3. -sū7kta n. N. of a Vedic hymn

⋙somāraudra

1. somā-raudrá mfn. belonging to Soma and Rudra TS
2. n. N. of the hymn RV. vi, 74 Mn. xi, 254

⋙somārkapratisaṃkāśa

1. somârka-pratisaṃkāśa mfn. resembling the sun and moon MBh

⋙somārcis

1. somârcis m. N. of a palace of the gods R

⋙somārthin

1. somârthin mfn. desirous of Soma MBh

⋙somārdhahārin

1. somârdha-hārin m. 'bearing a half-moon (on his forehead)', N. of Śiva Cat

⋙somārdhāya

1. somârdhāya (only p. p. ○yita), to resemble the half-moon Kāv

⋙somārya

1. somârya m. N. of a Brāhman Inscr

⋙somārha

1. somârha mfn. entitled to Soma MBh

⋙somāvatī

1. somā-vatī́ f. containing Soma VPrāt. Pāṇ

⋙somāvarta

1. somâvarta m. N. of a place VP

⋙somāśrama

1. somâśrama m. N. of a place of pilgrimage MBh. [Page 1251, Column]

⋙somāśrayāyaṇa

1. somâśrayâyaṇa n. N. of a place of pilgrimage ib

⋙somāṣṭamī

1. somâṣṭamī f. N. of a partic. 8th day, Kṛishṇaj

⋙somāsandī

1. somâsandī f. a stool or stand for the Soma KātyŚr

⋙somāha

1. somâha m. 'moon-day', Monday L

⋙somāharaṇa

1. somâharaṇa n. the bringing or fetching of the Soma (○haraṇá-ja) Suparṇ

⋙somāhāra

1. somâhāra m. a bringer of Soma ĀpŚr

⋙somāhuta

1. sómâhuta mfn. one to whom Soma is offered RV

⋙somāhuti

1. somâhutí f. a Soma sacrifice Br. ĀpŚr. BhP
2. m. N. of the author of the hymns RV. ii, 4-7 (having the patr. Bhārgava) RAnukr

⋙somāhvā

1. somâhvā f. the Soma plant L

⋙somejyā

1. somêjyā f. a Soma sacrifice ŚrS

⋙somendu

1. somêndu m. N. of a man (= soma-candra) HPariś

⋙somendra

1. somêndrá (?), mfn. belonging to Soma and Indra TS. ĀpŚr

⋙someśvara

1. somêśvara m. N. of a divine being Rājat
2. of Kṛishṇa L
3. of a Cālukya and of various authors and other persons Sarvad. Vcar. Cat. &c
4. n. N. of a celebrated Liṅga of Śiva set up by Soma (= soma-nātha, q.v.) and of a Liṅga at Benares Cat
5. -dīkṣita, -deva, -bhaṭṭa m. N. of various persons ib

⋙somaindra

1. somâindrá mfn. belonging to Soma and Indra TS. (incorrect for saumendra)

⋙somotpatti

1. somôtpatti f. the origin of Soma (either the plant or the moon) Cat
2. N. of various wks
3. -pariśiṣṭa n. N. of wk

⋙somodgīta

1. somôdgīta n. N. of a Sāman TāṇḍyaBr

⋙somodbhava

1. somôdbhava mfn. moon-produced, sprung from the moon L
2. m. 'moon-producer', N. of Kṛishṇa, Kṛishṇaj
3. (ā), f. the river Narma-dā (or Nerbudda, supposed to be descended from the moon as the source of celestial nectar) Ragh

⋙somopanahana

1. somôpanahana n. a cloth for tying up the Soma plant ĀpŚr

⋙somoṣṇīṣa

1. somôṣṇīṣa n. a Soma-band ib

⋙somaudgātra

1. somâudgātra n. N. of wk

≫somaka

1. sómaka m. N. of a Ṛishi VS
2. of a king RV. AitBr. MBh. &c
3. of a son of Kṛishṇa BhP
4. of a partic. Bharaṭaka Cat
5. of a people or country Kathās
6. a king or native of Somaka ib
7. pl. the descendants of the king Somaka (-tva n.) MBh. Hariv. VP
8. the family of Drupada MW
9. (ikā), f. N. of a bird Kathās

⋙somakeśvara

1. somakêśvara m. a king of the Somakas or Somaka ib

≫soman

1. somán m. one who presses or prepares Soma RV. Naigh. Nir
2. a Soma sacrificer MW
3. the moon Uṇ. iv, 150 Sch
4. a requisite for a sacrifice ib

≫somaladevī

1. somala-devī f. N. of a princess Rājat

≫somāla

1. somāla mfn. (accord. to some a Prākṛit corruption for su-kumāra
2. cf. komala) soft, bland L

≫somālaka

1. somālaka m. a topaz L
2. (ikā), f. a partic. dish ib

≫somin

1. somín mfn. having or possessing Soma, offering Soma, performer of a Soma sacrifice RV
2. inspired by Soma ib
3. (inī), f. (saṃjñāyām) Pāṇ. 5-2, 137 Sch

≫somila

1. somila m. N. of a poet (also called saumila) Śārṅgp
2. of an Asura Kathās

≫somilaka

1. somilaka m. N. of a weaver Pañcat

≫somīkṛ

1. somī-√kṛ P. -karoti, to make into Soma TS. Sch

≫somīya

1. somīya in agnī-ṣomī́ya &c

≫somya

1. somyá mfn. offering Somyá, a SṭSomyá-offerer RV. ĀśvŚr
2. consisting of or containing or connected with or belonging to Soma RV. AV. VS. Gobh
3. Soma-loving, inspired by Somyá RV
4. incorrect for saumya, q.v. (also -tā f.) Up. MBh. MārkP

≫sauma

1. sauma &c. See s.v

soma

1. sôma mfn. (prob.) together with Umā, IndSt

sora

1. sora m. a crooked movement L

soraṇa

1. soraṇa mfn. astringent and sweet and sour and salt L
2. m. astringent &c. taste ib

sorāvāsa

1. sorāvāsa m. broth made of meat without salt L

sorāṣṭrika

1. sorāṣṭrika wṛ. for saur○

sorṇabhrū

1. sôrṇa-bhrū mfn. having a circle of hair between the eye-brows Bcar. i, 65 (conj.)

sormi

1. sôrmi mfn. having waves, heaving, surging Śiś. Kathās
2. speeding along Vās

≫sormika

1. sôrmika mfn. (printed sau○), id. L

sola

1. sola mfn. cold L
2. astringent and sour and bitter ib
3. m. coldness ib
4. astringent &c. taste ib

≫solika

1. solika mfn. cold L
2. m. coldness ib

solaṅka

1. solaṅka m. N. of a family Cat

solūka

1. solūka m. N. of a poet Cat

solkālātāvapothika

1. sôlkâlātâvapothika mfn. with machines for hurling down fire-brands and lighted darts (on the enemy [Page 1251, Column]
2. these machines appear to have been a kind of catapult or ballista) MBh

sollāsa

1. sôllāsa mfn. rejoicing, delighted
2. (am), ind. glad Bālar. Kathās

solluṇṭha

1. sôlluṇṭha mfn. ironical, sarcastic Sāh
2. m. irony, sarcasm W

⋙solluṇṭhabhāṣaṇa

1. ○bhāṣaṇa n. (L.),

⋙solluṇṭhabhāṣita

1. ○bhāṣita n. (Sāh.),

⋙solluṇṭhavacana

1. ○vacana n. (MW.)

⋙solluṇṭhokti

1. sôlluṇḍṭhôkti f. (ib.) an ironical expression

≫solluṇṭhana

1. sôlluṇṭhana mfn. ironical L
2. n. irony, sarcasm ib

sollekham

1. sôllekham ind. distinctly Viddh

≫sollekharekha

1. sôllekha-rekha mf(ā)n. distinctly marked, not ambiguous Bālar

solloka

1. solloka m. N. of a poet (cf. solūka and sohnoka) Cat

sovāka

1. sovāka m. or n. (?) borax Pañcad

sovāla

1. sovāla mfn. blackish or smokecoloured, smoky L
2. m. smokiness ib

sośīra

1. sôśīra mf(ā)n. abounding in roots of Andropogon Muricatus Hcat

soṣa

1. sôṣa mfn. mixed with salt earth ( See ū́ṣa) Yājñ

soṣṭrika

1. sôṣṭrika mf(ā)n. together with earthen vessels of partic. shape ( See uṣṭra) MBh

soṣṇīṣa

1. sôṣṇīṣa mfn. having a turban MBh
2. n. (scil. vāstu) a house with a verandah in front VarBṛS

soṣman

1. sôṣman mfn. having heat, hot, warm Kāv. Kathās
2. (in gram.) having aspiration, aspirated (said of the sounds kh, gh
3. ch, jh
4. ṭh, ḍh
5. th, dh
6. ph, bh
7. of the sibilants, and h) Prāt. Kāś. on Pāṇ. 1-1, 50
8. m. an aspirated sound, aspirate ib

≫soṣma

1. sôṣma in comp. for sôṣman

⋙soṣmatā

1. ○tā f. heat, warmth Śiś. MārkP
2. the state or condition of being aspirated, aspiration RPrāt

⋙soṣmavat

1. ○vat mfn. aspirated RPrāt

⋙soṣmasnānagṛha

1. ○snāna-gṛha n. a room containing hot baths, bath-room Rājat

soṣyantī

1. soṣyántī f. (fr. √2. sū) a parturient or lying-in woman ŚBr. &c. &c

⋙soṣyantīkarman

1. ○karman n. any religious act or observance relating to a parturient woman Cat

⋙soṣyantīsavana

1. ○savana n. a partic. Saṃskāra KāṭhGṛ

⋙soṣyantīhoma

1. ○homa n. an oblation on behalf of a parturient woman Gobh

sohañji

1. sohañji m. N. of a son of Kunti BhP

soham

1. so'ham nom. sg. m. I myself ( See 6. sa)

sohalagrāma

1. sohala-grāma m. N. of a village Cat

sohāica

1. sohāica m. N. of a thief Cat

sohnoka

1. sohnoka m. (cf. solloka) N. of a poet ib

saukanya

1. saukanya mfn. relating to Sukanyā MBh
2. n. (scil. ākhyāna) the story of Sukanyā BhP

saukara

1. saukara mf(ī)n. (fr. sū-kara) belonging or relating to a hog, hoggish, swinish Kir. Car. BhP
2. relating to Vishṇu (in his boar incarnation) RāmatUp
3. n. = next Cat

⋙saukaratīrtha

1. ○tīrtha n. N. of a Tīrtha (in which Vishṇu is worshipped as a boar) ib

⋙saukarasadma

1. ○sadma mfn. (fr. sūkara-sadman) Pāṇ. 6-4, 144 Vārtt. 1

≫saukaraka

1. saukaraka n. = saukara (also ○ka-tīrtha) Cat

≫saukarika

1. saukarika m. a boar hunter, pig-dealer R. VarBṛS. Buddh
2. N. of a district Cat

≫saukarīya

1. saukarīya mfn. (fr. sū-kara and su-kara), g. kṛśâśvâdi

≫saukarya

1. saukarya n. hoggishness, swinishness Vās

saukarāyaṇa

1. saukarāyaṇa m. N. of a teacher ŚBr

saukarya

1. saukarya n. (fr. su-kara
2. wṛ. saukārya) easiness of performance, practicability, facility (dat. 'for greater facility'
3. instr. 'most easily') Kāv. Kathās. &c
4. adroitness MW
5. easy preparation of food or medicine W

saukumāraka

1. saukumāraka n. (fr. su-kumāra), g. manojñâdi. [Page 1252, Column]

≫saukumārya

1. saukumārya n. (ifc. f. ā) tenderness, delicate MBh. Kāv. &c
2. mfn. tender, delicate MBh

saukṛti

1. saukṛti m. (fr. su-kṛta) a patr. Saṃskārak

≫saukṛtya

1. saúkṛtya n. acting well or religiously, piety RV

≫saukṛtyāyana

1. saukṛtyāyana m. patr. fr. su-kṛtya g. naḍâdi

saukti

1. saukti m. a patr. Saṃskārak

≫sauktika

1. sauktika mfn. (fr. sū7kta), IndSt

saukṣma

1. saukṣma (fr. sūkṣma), often wṛ. for saukṣmya

≫saukṣmaka

1. saukṣmaka m. a small insect, (perhaps) a grub or maggot L

≫saukṣmya

1. saukṣmya n. minuteness, fineness, subtlety MaitrUp. MBh. &c

⋙saukṣmyatva

1. ○tva n. id. MaitrUp

saukha

1. saukha m. patr. fr. sukha (of which it is also the Vṛiddhi form in comp.), g. śivâdi

⋙saukhayānika

1. ○yānika m. (fr. sukha-yāna) a bard or other official who wishes a prince a prosperous march L

⋙saukharātrika

1. ○rātrika mfn. (fr. sukha-rātri) one who asks another whether he has had a good night, g. susnātâdi

⋙saukhaśayyika

1. ○śayyika m. = -śāyika L

⋙saukhaśāyanika

1. ○śāyanika mfn. one who asks another whether he has slept well, g. susnātâdi

⋙saukhaśāyika

1. ○śāyika m. id. or an official who asks a prince whether he has slept well R

⋙saukhasuptika

1. ○suptika m. id. L

≫saukhavatī

1. saukhavatī wṛ. for sukhā-vatī

≫saukhika

1. saukhika mfn. intent upon welfare &c. MBh
2. = sukhena jīvati g. vetanâdi

≫saukhīya

1. saukhīya mfn. (fr. sukha), g. kṛśâśvâdi

≫saukhya

1. saukhya n. (ifc. f. ā) welfare, comfort, health, happiness, felicity, enjoyment Mn. MBh. &c

⋙saukhyada

1. ○da mfn. causing welfare &c. Kāvyâd

⋙saukhyadāyaka

1. ○dāyaka m. Phaseolus Mungo L

⋙saukhyadāyin

1. ○dāyin mfn. = -da L

⋙saukhyaśāyika

1. ○śāyika m. = (or wṛ. for) saukhaś○ MBh

⋙saukhyāspada

1. saukhyâspada n. N. of a town Cat

saugata

1. saugata mf(ī)n. (fr. su-gata) Buddhistic Kathās. Sarvad
2. m. a Buddhist (said to be divided into 4 schools MWB. 157)
3. N. of a son of Dhṛita-rāshṭra MBh

≫saugatika

1. saugatika m. (only W.) a Buddhist
2. a mendicant
3. an atheist
4. n. atheism, scepticism

saugandha

1. saugandha mf(ī)n. (fr. su-gandha) possessing a fragrant odour, sweet-scented, fragrant MW
2. m. a dealer in perfumes MBh
3. n. fragrance W
4. a partic. fragrant grass (= kat-tṛṇa) L

≫saugandhaka

1. saugandhaka n. a blue water-lily L

≫saugandhika

1. saugandhika mfn. sweet-scented, fragrant MBh. R
2. m. a dealer in perfumes L
3. a sexually weak man (who is stimulated by the smell of the female organs) Suśr
4. a kind of worm infesting the bowels Car
5. (also n.) sulphur L
6. N. of a mountain Cat
7. (ā), f. See below
8. (am), n. a white or blue water-lily Vās. Jātakam
9. a kind of fragrant grass (= kat-tṛṇa) L
10. a kind of Ocimum Suśr
11. a kind of unguent TāṇḍBr
12. a ruby VarBṛS. Hcat
13. N. of a mountain BhP

⋙saugandhikavana

1. ○vana n. a thick cluster of water-lilies MBh
2. N. of a place of pilgrimage ib

⋙saugandhikavat

1. ○vat See padma- and haima-sau○

≫saugandhikā

1. saugandhikā f. in comp

⋙saugandhikāpariṇaya

1. ○pariṇaya m. N. of a Nāṭaka and a Kāvya

⋙saugandhikāvivaraṇavyākhyā

1. ○vivaraṇa-vyākhyā f. N. of a Commentary

⋙saugandhikāharaṇa

1. ○haraṇa (or ○kâh○), n. fetching white water-lilies MBh
2. N. of a drama

≫saugandhya

1. saugandhya n. sweetness of odour, fragrance, perfume MBh. Kāv. &c

saugamya

1. saugamya n. (fr. su-gama) easiness of access or attainment, facility MW

saucakya

1. saucakya n. (fr. sūcaka), g. purohitâdi

≫sauci

1. sauci m. = next L

≫saucika

1. saucika m. (fr. sūci) one who lives by his needle, a tailor (in the caste system he is the son of a Śaunḍika and a Kaivartī) Kull. on Mn. iv, 214

≫saucikya

1. saucikya n. (fr. sūcika), g. purohitâdi

saucitti

1. saucitti m. (prob. fr. su-citta) patr. of Satya-dhṛiti MBh

saucīka

1. saucīka m. N. of a partic. Agni Sāy. in RV., Introd

saucuka

1. saucuka m. N. of the father of Bhūti-rāja (and grandfather of Indu-rāja) Cat

saujanya

1. saujanya n. (fr. su-jana) goodness, kindness, benevolence, friendliness Mṛicch. Śiś. Rājat. [Page 1252, Column]

⋙saujanyavat

1. ○vat mfn. benevolent, kind, friendly Prasaṅg

saujas

1. sâujas mfn. strong, powerful Bcar

≫saujaska

1. saujaska mfn. ld. Jātakam

saujāta

1. saujāta m. (fr. su-jāta) patr. of a Ṛishi AitBr

saujāmi

1. saujāmi m. (fr. su-jāmi) N. of a man ĀśvGṛ

sauḍala

1. sauḍala m. (with upâdhyāya) N. of a preceptor Cat

sauḍhāmitri

1. sauḍhāmitri m. patr. fr. soḍhāmitra Pat

sauṇḍī

1. sauṇḍī wṛ. for śauṇḍī, q.v

sauta

1. sauta mfn. fr. sūta g. saṃkalâdi

≫sauti

1. sauti m. patr. of Karṇa (so called from having been brought up by the Sūta Adhi-ratha
2. See karṇa) MBh

≫sautya

1. sautya mfn. relating to a charioteer BhP
2. n. the office of a charioteer ib

sautaṃgama

1. sautaṃgama mf(ī) n. (fr. sutaṃgama) Pāṇ. 4-2, 80

≫sautaṃgamīya

1. sautaṃgamīya mfn. (fr. sautaṃgami) Pāṇ. 4-2, 112 Sch

sautikya

1. sautikya n. (fr. sūtika), g. purohitâdi

sautthiti

1. sautthiti m. patr. fr. sū7tthita Pat

sautya

1. sautya mfn. (fr. sutya and sutyā) relating or devoted to Soma-pressing (with ahan n. 'a day devoted to Soma-pressing' ŚrS. Hariv. BhP

sautra

1. sautra mf(ī)n. (fr. sūtra) consisting or made of threads Gaut
2. relating to a Sūtra, mentioned or declared (only) in a SṭSūtra
3. (with dhātu m.) a √given in a Sūtra (for the sake of the derivation of a noun, but not used as a verb) Pat. Siddh. Pāṇ. Sch
4. m. a Brāhman L

≫sautranāḍi

1. sautranāḍi m. patr. fr. sūtra-nāḍa

≫sautrāntika

1. sautrāntika m. a follower of the Sūtrânta (q.v.)
2. pl. N. of one of the four great schools of Buddhism (said to admit the authority of the Buddhist Sūtras, but not of the Abhi-dharma) Sarvad. MWB. 157

≫sautri

1. sautri m. a weaver (perhaps wṛ. for next) Campak

≫sautrika

1. sautrika m. a weaver, Prâyaśc
2. a texture, anything woveis (cf. āvika-s○) Yājñ

sautrāmaṇa

1. sautrāmaṇa mf(ī)n. (fr. su-trāman) relating or belonging to Indra (with diś f. 'Indra's quarter', i.e. the east) Viddh
2. m. a partic. Ekâha ŚāṅkhŚr
3. (ī), f. See below

⋙sautrāmaṇadhanus

1. ○dhanus n. 'Indra's bow', the rainbow Vās

≫sautrāmaṇi

1. sautrāmaṇi m. = sautrāmaṇī MBh. Hcat
2. N. of wk

≫sautrāmaṇika

1. sautrāmaṇika mfn. being present or used at the Sautrāmaṇī ŚBr

≫sautrāmaṇī

1. sautrāmaṇī́ f. a partic. sacrifice in honour of Indra (su-trāman
2. described as the 6th or 7th
3. of the 7 Havir-yajña-saṃsthās, q.v
4. in the ŚBr. it is said that every one consecrated by the Sautrāmaṇi enters among the gods and is born sarva-tanūḥ i.e. with his entire body
5. -tvá n. ŚBr.) AV. VS. Br. ŚrS. BhP
6. N. of wk. by Deva-bhadra

⋙sautrāmaṇīpaddhati

1. ○paddhati f

⋙sautrāmaṇīprayoga

1. ○prayoga m

⋙sautrāmaṇīviniyogasūtrārtha

1. ○viniyoga-sūtrârtha m

⋙sautrāmaṇīsūtra

1. ○sūtra n

⋙sautrāmaṇīhautra

1. ○hautra n. N. of wks

≫sautrāmaṇīya

1. sautrāmaṇīya mfn. treating of the Sautrāmaṇi, IndSt

sautvana

1. sautvana n. patr. fr. sutvan Pāṇ. 6-4, 167 Sch

sautsukya

1. sautsukya mf(ā)n. full of longing or expectation Pañcat

saudakṣa

1. saudakṣa mfn. (fr. su-dakṣa), g. saṃkalâdi

≫saudakṣeya

1. saudakṣeya m. (fr. id.) a patr., g. śubhrâdi

saudatta

1. saudatta mfn. (fr. su-datta), g. saṃkalâdi

saudanti

1. saudanti m. (fr. su-danta) a patr. PañcavBr

≫saudanteya

1. saudanteya m. (fr. id.) a patr., g. śubhrâdi. [Page 1252, Column]

saudarya

1. saudarya mfn. (fr. sôdara) brotherly or sisterly Śak. (vḷ.)
2. n. brotherhood BhP

saudarśana

1. saudarśana m. (fr. su-darśana) N. of a village of the Bāhīkas Pāṇ. 4-2, 118 Sch

≫saudarśanika

1. saudarśanika mf(ī or ā)n. (fr. saudarśana) ib

≫saudarśanīya

1. saudarśanīya mfn. (fr. id.) ib

saudāmanī

1. saudāmanī f. (fr. su-dāman, 'Indra' or 'a cloud') lightning or a partic. kind of lightning
2. perhaps forked lightning (vidyut saudāmanī yathā, 'after the manner of forked lightning') MBh. Kāv. &c
3. N. of a daughter of Kaśyapa and Vinatā VP
4. of a Yakshiṇī Kathās
5. of a daughter of the Gandharva Hāhā ib
6. of an Apsaras Bālar
7. of a sorceress Mālatīm
8. of part of the Su-dāman mountain (accord. to some)

≫saudāminī

1. saudāminī incorrect for preceding

≫saudāminīya

1. saudāminīya mf(ā)n. (incorrect for saudāmanīya) like Saudāminīya lightning, lightning-like Bhām

≫saudāmeya

1. saudāmeya m. patr. fr. su-dāman g. śubhrâdi

≫saudāmnī

1. saudāmnī f. = saudāmanī L

saudāyika

1. saudāyika mfn. (fr. su-dāya) that which is given to a woman at her marriage by her father or mother or any relative and therefore becomes her property Dāyabh. Hcat
2. relating to such a gift MW
3. n. a nuptial gift ib

saudāsa

1. saudāsá m. (fr. su-dās and su-dāsa) N. of various kings (esp. of a son of king Su-dāsa, of the solar race, descendant of Ikshvāku and Sagara in the thirteenth generation, and also called Mitra-saha and Kalmāsha-pāda) TS. MBh. &c

≫saudāsi

1. saudāsi m. a patr. Pravar

saudeva

1. saudeva m. (fr. su-deva) patr. cf Divo-dāsa MBh

≫saudevika

1. saudevika mfn. (fr. su-devikā) Pat

saudyumni

1. saúdyumni m. patr. fr. su-dymnsa (applied to the Bharata Dau?shanti) ŚBr

saudha

1. saudha mfn. (fr. sudhā) having plaster or cement, plastered, stuccoed R
2. made of or coming from Euphoebia Antiquorum Suśr. Pañcar
3. m. calcareous spar (= dugdha-paṣāṇā) L
4. n. (and m. g. ardharcâdi) a stuccoed mansion, any fine house, palace &c. MBh. Kāv. &c
5. n. silver L
6. opal (accord. to some)

⋙saudhakāra

1. ○kāra m. a plasterer, the builder of a palace MBh

⋙saudhatala

1. ○tala n. the flat roof of a pṭplasterer Ragh

⋙saudhamūrdhan

1. ○mūrdhan (Prab.),

⋙saudhamauli

1. ○mauli (Cat.), m. the top or turret of a palace Prab

⋙saudhavāsa

1. ○vāsa m. a palatial dwelling MW

⋙saudhaśikhara

1. ○śikhara m. n. = -mūrdhan Prab

⋙saudhāgra

1. saudhâgra n. id. Rājat

⋙saudhāṅgaṇa

1. saudhâṅgaṇa n. the court of a palace Vās

⋙saudhālaya

1. saudhâlaya m. = saudha-vāsa Inscr

⋙saudhotsaṅga

1. saudhôtsaṅga m. the level roof of a palace Megh

≫saudhākara

1. saudhākara mfn. (fr. sudhâkara) relating or belonging to the moon, lunar Naish
2. N. of wk

≫saudhāmitrika

1. saudhāmitrika mf(ā or ī)n. (fr. sudhā-mitra), g. kāśy-ādi

≫saudhāya

1. saudhāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to become nectar Kāv

≫saudhāla

1. saudhāla m. (prob. corrupted fr. saudhâlaya) a temple of Śiva (esp. in the form Īśāna) W

≫saudhāvatāna

1. saudhāvatāna g. kāśy-ādi (Kāś.)

≫saudhāvatānika

1. saudhāvatānika mf(ā or ī)n. ib

≫saudhāvati

1. saudhāvati m. patr. fr. sudhā-vat g. bāhv-ādi

saudhanya

1. saudhanya mfn. derived from Sudhana Cat

saudhanvana

1. saudhanvaná m. 'son of Sudhanvan', a Ṛibhu RV. TS
2. a partic. mixed caste KātyŚr

saudharma

1. saudharma m. (fr. su-dharma) 'having rectitude', a partic. abode of the gods (with Jainas) HPariś

⋙saudharmaja

1. ○ja m. pl. (with Jainas) a partic. class of gods L

⋙saudharmendra

1. saudharmêndra m. N. of a Jaina saint Śatr

≫saudharmya

1. saudharmya n. rectitude, probity, honesty Mahān

saudhāta

1. saudhāta m. the offspring of a Brāhman and a Bhṛijja-kaṇṭhi L

saudhātaki

1. saudhātaki m. patr. fr. su-dhātṛ Pāṇ. 4-1, 97

≫saudhātakyā

1. saudhātakyā f. of prec., g. krauḍy-ādi. [Page 1253, Column]

saudhāra

1. saudhāra (?), m. N. of one of the 14 parts of a drama W

saudhṛteya

1. saudhṛteya m. patr. fr. su-dhṛti BhP

saudhotaki

1. saudhotaki m. a patr. (prob. wṛ. for saudhātaki) Pravar

sauna

1. sauna mfn. (fr. sūnā
2. also written śauna) belonging or relating to a slaughter-house or to butchery &c. W
3. m. a butcher MBh. BhP
4. n. (with or scil. māṃsa) fresh butcher's meat Mn. Yājñ

⋙saunadharmya

1. ○dharmya n. 'law or rule of slaughter', a state of deadly hostility MBh

⋙saunapāla

1. ○pāla m. having a butcher for a keeper BhP

≫saunika

1. saunika m. a butcher Mn. R. and e
2. a hunter Bhām

saunanda

1. saunanda n. (fr. su-nanda and ○ndā) N. of the club of Bala-rāma L
2. (ā), f. N. of the wife of Vatsa-prī MārkP

≫saunandin

1. saunandin m. 'having Saunanda', N. of Balarāma L

saunavya

1. saunavya m. patr. fr. sūnu g. gargâdi

≫saunavyāyanī

1. saunavyāyanī f. of prec., g. lohitâdi

saunahotra

1. saunahotra incorrect for śaun○

saunāga

1. saunāga m. pl. the school of Sunāga Pat. Kāś. &c

saunāmi

1. saunāmi m. patr. fr. su-nāman g. bāhv-ādi

saunīteya

1. saunīteya m. (fr. su-nīti) metron. of Dhruva KāśīKh

saunetra

1. saunetra mfn. (fr. su-netra), g. saṃkalādi

saundarya

1. saundarya n. (fr. sundara) beauty, loveliness, gracefulness, elegance Kāv. Kathās. &c
2. noble conduct, generosity R

⋙saundaryapurāṇa

1. ○purāṇa n

⋙saundaryalaharī

1. ○laharī f

⋙saundaryavyāhyā

1. ○vyāhyā f

⋙saundaryastotra

1. ○stotra n. N. of wks

saupa

1. saupa mfn. (fr. sup) relating to the case-terminations Pāṇ. 4-3, 66 Sch

saupathi

1. saupathi m. patr. fr. su-patha Pravar

≫saupanthya

1. saupanthya mfn. (fr. su-path), g. saṃkāśâdi

sauparṇa

1. saúparṇa or sauparṇá mf(ī)n. relating or belonging to or derived from or treating of or resembling the bird Su-parṇa (q.v.) AV. &c. &c
2. (ī), f. a kind of creeping plant L
3. (am), n. an emerald L
4. dry ginger L
5. the Sauparṇa hymn (cf. RV. i, 164, 20 and IW. 39
6. a Vedic story relating the transformation of the metres into birds that they might fetch the Soma from, heaven) Br. GṛŚrS
7. N. of various Sāmans ĀrshBr

⋙sauparṇaketava

1. ○ketava mfn. relating or belonging to Vishṇu Bālar

⋙sauparṇavrata

1. ○vrata n. N. of a partic. ascetic observance ŚāṅkhGṛ

≫sauparṇīkādrava

1. saúparṇīkādrava mfn. relating to Su-parṇī and Kadrū ŚBr

≫sauparṇeya

1. sauparṇeyá m. (fr. suparṇa or ○ṇī
2. Pāṇ. 4-1, 120 Sch.) a metron. (esp. N. of Garuḍa, q.v.) TS. &c
3. pl. N. of the metres (regarded as children of Su-parṇī) MW
4. (ī), f. a female descendant of Su-parṇa Pāṇ. 4-1, 15 Sch

≫sauparṇya

1. sauparṇya mfn. = sauparṇa AitBr. (vḷ.)
2. n. the nature or state of an eagle or hawk (-vat with cakṣus, 'an eye as sharp as an eagle's') Suśr

sauparya

1. sauparya mfn. (fr. supari), g. saṃkāśâdi

sauparva

1. sauparva mfn. (fr. su-parvan) Pāṇ. 6-4, 144 Vārtt. 1 Pat

saupastambi

1. saupastambi m. a patr. Pravar

saupāka

1. saupāka m. a partic. mixed tribe MBh

saupātava

1. saupātava m. (only pl.) a patr. Saṃskārak

saupāmāyani

1. saupāmāyani m. patr. fr. supāman g. tikâdi

saupika

1. saupika mfn. (fr. sūpa) sprinkled with sauce Pāṇ. 4-4, 26 Sch

saupiṅgala

1. saupiṅgala mfn. (fr. su-piṅgala), g. saṃkalâdi. [Page 1253, Column]

saupiṣṭa

1. saupiṣṭa (g. śivâdi) and saupiṣṭi (Pravar.), m. patr. fr. su-piṣṭa

saupuṣpi

1. saupuṣpi m. patr. fr. su-puṣpa Pravar

saupūta

1. saupūta mfn. (fr. su-pūta), g. saṃkalâdi

sauptika

1. sauptika mfn. (fr. supta) connected with or relating to sleep, nocturnal Mṛicch
2. n. an attack on sleeping men, nocturnal combat MBh. R. Kām

⋙sauptikaparvan

1. ○parvan n. N. of the 10th book of the Mahā-bhārata (describing how the three surviving Kuru warriors, Aśvatthāman, Kṛita-varman, and Kṛipa, after the destruction of their army, attacked the camp of the Pāṇḍavas by night and murdered them while asleep
2. the whole Pāṇḍava army was thus destroyed, except the five Pāṇḍu princes themselves, who, with Kṛishṇa and Sātyaki, were stationed at some distance from the camp)

sauprakhya

1. sauprakhya m. patr. fr. su-prakhya Pāṇ. 2-4, 54 Vārtt. 4 Pat

≫sauprakhyīya

1. sauprakhyīya mfn. (fr. prec.) ib

sauprajāstva

1. sauprajāstvá n. = su-pr○, possession of good offspring AV

saupratīka

1. saupratīka mfn. (fr. su-pratīka) relating or belonging to an elephant L

saubala

1. saubala m. (fr. su-bala) patr. of Śakuni MBh
2. (ī), f. patr. of Gāndhārī (the wife of Dhṛita-rāshṭra) ib
3. mfn. relating or belonging to Saubala, i.e. Śakuni ib

≫saubalaka

1. saubalaka m. = prec. m. MBh
2. mfn. = prec. mfn. ib

≫saubaleya

1. saubaleya m. N. of Śakuni MBh
2. (ī), f. N. of Gāndhārī ib

≫saubalya

1. saubalya m. pl. N. of a people MBh. (B. śaub○)

saubha

1. saubha m. (also written śaubha) N. of the aerial city of Hari-ścandra (q.v.) MBh. BhP
2. of a town of the Śalvas MBh
3. a king of the Saubhas ib
4. pl. N. of a people ib

⋙saubhadvār

1. ○dvār f

⋙saubhadvāra

1. ○dvāra n. a gate of Saubha ib

⋙saubhanivāsin

1. ○nivāsin m. pl. the inhabitants of Saubha ib

⋙saubhapati

1. ○pati

⋙saubharāj

1. ○rāj or m. a lord or king of the Saubhas ib. BhP

⋙saubharāja

1. ○rāja m. a lord or king of the Saubhas ib. BhP

⋙saubhādhipati

1. saubhâdhipati m. a sovereign of the Saubhas MBh

≫saubheya

1. saubheya m. an inhabitant of Saubha BhP

saubhaki

1. saubhaki m. N. of Drupada MW

saubhaga

1. saúbhaga mfn. (fr. subhaga) 'auspicious', coming from or made of the tree Su-bhaga Car
2. m. N. of a son of Bṛihac-chloka BhP
3. n. (ifc. f. ā) welfare, happiness, wealth, riches, enjoyment RV
4. loveliness, grace, beauty BhP

⋙saubhagatva

1. ○tvá n. welfare, happiness RV

≫saubhāgineya

1. saubhāgineya m. (fr. su-bhagā) the son of a favourite wife or of an honoured mother Bhaṭṭ

≫saubhāgya

1. saúbhāgya n. (fr. su-bhaga) welfare, good luck, good fortune, success, prosperity, happiness (esp. conjugal felicity) RV. &c. &c
2. beauty, charm, grace, loveliness MBh. R. &c
3. affection, favour MW
4. congratulation, good wishes ib
5. red lead L
6. borax L
7. a kind of plant L
8. the fourth of the astronomical Yogas. L

⋙saubhāgyakalpadruma

1. ○kalpa-druma m

⋙saubhāgyakalpalatā

1. ○kalpalatā f

⋙saubhāgyakavaca

1. ○kavaca n

⋙saubhāgyakāṇḍa

1. ○kāṇḍa n

⋙saubhāgyakramadīpikā

1. ○krama-dīpikā f

⋙saubhāgyagaurīvratavidhi

1. ○gaurī-vrata-vidhi m. N. of wks

⋙saubhāgyaghaṇṭā

1. ○ghaṇṭā f. a kind of bell Kād

⋙saubhāgyacintāmaṇi

1. ○cintāmaṇi m. a partic. drug MW
2. N. of various wks

⋙saubhāgyacihna

1. ○cihna n. any mark of good fortune (esp. of wifehood, e.g. the marriage necklace, red pigment on the forehead) ib

⋙saubhāgyatantu

1. ○tantu m. the marriage string (fastened round the bride's neck by the bridegroom at the wedding and worn till widowhood) ib

⋙saubhāgyatantra

1. ○tantra n

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1. saubhāgyatantrapārāyaṇavidhi3saúbhāgya--tantra-pārāyaṇa-vidhi m. N. of wks

⋙saubhāgyatṛtīyā

1. ○tṛtīyā f. the 3rd day of the light half of the month Bhādra L

⋙saubhāgyadevatā

1. ○devatā f. a tutelary deity MW

⋙saubhāgyaphala

1. ○phala mfn. having happiness as a result, causing happiness or delight Kum

⋙saubhāgyabhāskara

1. ○bhāskara N. or various wks

⋙saubhāgyamanjarī

1. ○manjarī f. N. of a Surâṅganā Siṃhâs
2. N. of wk

⋙saubhāgyamada

1. ○mada m. intoxication (produced) by happiness or beauty Kum

⋙saubhāgyamālāmantra

1. ○mālā-mantra m

⋙saubhāgyaratnākara

1. ○ratnâkara m

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1. saubhāgyalakṣmīkalpe śyāmalāmbāstotrasaúbhāgya--lakṣmī-kalpe śyāmalâmbā-stotra n

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1. [saubhAgyalakSmItantre
2. zyAmalAmbAvarmaratna]saúbhāgya--lakṣmī-tantre śyāmalâmbā-varma-ratna n

⋙saubhāgyalakṣmyupaniṣad

1. ○lakṣmy-upaniṣad f

⋙saubhāgyalatikāpaddhati

1. ○latikā-paddhati f

⋙saubhāgyalaharī

1. ○laharī f. N. of wks

⋙saubhāgyavat

1. ○vat mfn. endowed with beauty Sāy
2. possessing good fortune, auspicious, fortunate W
3. (atī), f. a married and unwidowed woman MW
4. -tā f. or -tva n. auspiciousness, prosperity W

⋙saubhāgyavardhinī

1. ○vardhinī f. N. of Comm. [Page 1253, Column]

⋙saubhāgyavāyana

1. ○vāyana n. auspicious offerings of sweetmeats &c. MW

⋙saubhāgyavidyā

1. ○vidyā f

⋙saubhāgyavidyeśvarastotra

1. ○vidyêś-vara-stotra n. N. of wks

⋙saubhāgyavilopin

1. ○vilopin mfn. marring or impairing beauty Kum

⋙saubhāgyavrata

1. ○vrata n. a partic. religious observance Cat

⋙saubhāgyaśayanavrata

1. ○śayana-vrata n. id. ib
2. -kathā f. N. of ch. of wk

⋙saubhāgyaśuṇṭhī

1. ○śuṇṭhī f

⋙saubhāgyaśubhodaya

1. ○śubhôdaya m. N. of wks

⋙saubhāgyasundarītīrtha

1. ○sundarī-tīrtha n. N. of a Tīrtha Cat
2. of ch. of the Śiva-Purāṇa

⋙saubhāgyasundarīvratakathā

1. ○sundarī-vrata-kathā f

⋙saubhāgyahṛdaya

1. ○hṛdaya n. N. of wks

⋙saubhāgyārcanakalpalatā

1. saubhāgyârcana-kalpalatā f. N. of wk

⋙saubhāgyāṣṭaka

1. saubhāgyâṣṭaka n. N. of 8 substances which are said to cause prosperity &c. MatsyaP
2. -tṛtīyāvrata n. a partic. religious observance (also prob. wṛ. -vrata-tṛtīyā-vrata) Cat

⋙saubhāgyodaya

1. saubhāgyôdaya m

⋙saubhāgyopaniṣad

1. saubhāgyôpaniṣad f. N. of wks

saubhadra

1. saubhadra mfn. relating to Subhadrā (q.v.) Pāṇ. 4-2, 56 Sch
2. m. metron. of Abhimanyu MBh. Hariv
3. n. N. of a Tīrtha MBh
4. (scil. yuddha) the war occasioned by the carrying off of Su-bhadrā ib

≫saubhadreya

1. saubhadreya m. metron. cf Abhimanyu L
2. Terminalia Bellerica L

saubhara

1. saúbhara mf(ī)n. relating or belonging to Sobhari RPrāt
2. m. a patr. of Kuśika (author of RV. x, 127) Anukr
3. n. N. of various Sāmans ĀrshBr
4. (ī), f. a verse composed by Sobhari MW

≫saubharāyaṇa

1. saubharāyaṇa m. patr. fr. saubhara Pravar

≫saubhari

1. saubhari m. (fr. sobhari) N. of a Muni (married to the 50 daughters of Māndhātṛi and father of 150 sons) Pur
2. of an author, Cat

⋙saubharisamhitā

1. ○samhitā f. N. of wk

saubhava

1. saubhava m. N. of a grammarian Cat

saubhāgya

1. saubhāgya &c. See col. 2

saubhāñjana

1. saubhāñjana m. = (or wṛ. for) śobhâñjana, Moringa Pterygosperma MBh

saubhāsika

1. saubhāsika mfn. (fr. su-bhāsa) splendid Divyâv

≫saubhāsinika

1. saubhāsinika n. (with ratna) a kind of jewel ib

saubhika

1. saubhika m. (cf. śau○) a juggler L

saubhikṣa

1. saubhikṣa mfn. (fr. su-bhikṣa) bringing security and abundance of food VarBṛS

≫saubhikṣya

1. saubhikṣya n. abundance of food or provisions Bhadrab

saubhūta

1. saubhūta mfn. (fr. su-bhūta), g. saṃkalâdi

saubheṣaja

1. saubheṣaja mfn. consisting of the Su-bheshajas (q.v.) GopBr

saubhrava

1. saubhrava n. N. of two Sāmans ĀrshBr

saubhrātra

1. saubhrātra n. (fr. su-bhrātṛ) good brotherhood, fraternity MBh. Kāv. &c

sauma

1. sauma mfn. (fr. soma, of which it is also the Vṛiddhi form in comp.) relating or belonging to Soma VP

⋙saumakratava

1. ○kratava n. (fr. soma-kratu) N. of a Sāman ĀrshBr

⋙saumakratavīya

1. ○kratavīya vḷ. for soma-kr○ ib

⋙saumadatti

1. ○datti m. patr. fr. soma-datta MBh

⋙saumapauṣa

1. ○pauṣa mfn. (cf. saumāpauṣṇa) belonging or sacred to Soma and Pūshan TāṇḍBr
2. n. N. of a Sāman, IndSt
3. ○ṣin m. N. of a Ṛishi ib

⋙saumamitrika

1. ○mitrika mf(ā, or ī)n. (fr. soma-mitra), g. kāśy-ādi

⋙saumarājya

1. ○rājya m. patr. fr. soma-rājaka ĀśvŚr

⋙saumaśuṣmāyana

1. ○śuṣmāyana m. patr. fr. soma-śuṣma VP

⋙saumāgna

1. saumāgná mf(ī́)n. (fr. somâgni) addressed to Soma and Agni MaitrS

⋙saumāpa

1. saumāpa m. patr. fr. somāpa ŚBr

⋙saumāpauṣṇa

1. saumāpauṣṇá mfn. (fr. somā-pūṣan, cf. somā-pauṣṇa) belonging to Soma and Pūshan MaitrS
2. n. N. of a Sāman ĀrshBr

⋙saumāraudra

1. saumāraudrá mfn. (fr. somā-rudra) relating or belonging to Soma and Rudra MaitrS. ŚBr

⋙saumendra

1. saumendrá mfn. (fr. somêndra
2. cf. somâindra) belonging to Soma and Indra MaitrS

≫saumaki

1. saumaki m. patr. fr. somaka MBh

≫saumāyana

1. saumāyana m. (fr. soma) patr. of Budha PañcavBr

≫saumāyanaka

1. saumāyanaka mfn. (fr. prec.), g. arīhaṇâdi

≫saumika

1. saumika mf(ī)n. relating to Soma-juice or a Soma sacrifice, performed with Soma (with makha m. 'a Soma sacrifice') ŚrS. Mn. Jaim
2. relating to Soma or the moon, lunar W
3. observing the Cāndrāyaṇa vow L. [Page 1254, Column]
4. (ī), f. the ceremony of pressing out the Somajuice L
5. (am), n. a vessel for the Soma-juice L

≫saumī

1. saumī f. of next

≫saumya

1. saumyá (once in AV. saúmya), mf(ī́ later ā
2. once in RV. saúmyā)n. relating or belonging to Soma (the juice or the sacrifice or the moon-god), connected or dealing with Soma, having his nature or qualities &c. RV. &c. &c
3. cool and moist (opp. to agneya, 'hot and dry') Br. Hariv. Suśr
4. northern (ena, 'to the north') Hariv. VarBṛS
5. 'resembling the moon', placid, gentle, mild (saumya voc. = 'O gentle Sir!' 'O good Sir!' 'O excellent man!' as the proper mode of addressing a Brāhman Mn. ii, 125) ŚBr. &c.&c
6. auspicious (said of birds, planets &c
7. esp. of the Nakshatras Mṛiga-śiras, Citrā, Anurādhā, and Revatī) R. VarBṛS. Hariv. ŚārṅgS
8. happy, pleasant, cheerful MW
9. m. a Soma sacrifice L
10. an adherent, worshipper BhP
11. a Brāhman L
12. patr. of Budha or the planet Mercury VarBṛS
13. of the Vedic Ṛishi Budha (author of RV. x, 1) RAnukr
14. the left hand Hcat
15. Ficus Glomerata L
16. the fifteenth cubit (aratni) from the bottom or the third from the top of the sacrificial post L
17. (in anat.) the blood before it becomes red, serum W
18. the gastric juice MW
19. the month Mārgaśīrsha Hcat
20. N. of the 43rd (or 17th) year in the 60 years' cycle of Jupiter VarBṛS
21. (pl.) the people of Soma ŚāṅkhGṛ
22. a partic. class of deceased ancestors Mn. iii, 199
23. m. n. a partic. penance ( See -kṛcchra) Yājñ. GāruḍaP
24. N. of a Dviipa of the earth or of Bharatavarsha Pur
25. of the 7th astrol. Yuga Jyot
26. (yā), f. N. of various plants (Abrus Precatorius
27. Glycine Debilis
28. Ruta Graveolens &c.) L
29. a pearl L
30. the Nakshatra Mṛiga-śiras Hariv
31. N. of the five stars in Orion's head (also called ilvala, q.v.) W
32. a species of the Āryā metre Col
33. N. of Durgā Cat
34. (ī), f. moonshine MBh
35. (am), n. the nature or condition of Soma AV
36. gentleness MBh. Pañcat. the Nakshatra Mṛiga-śiras (presided over by the Moon) MaitrUp. Hariv. (accord. to Nīlak. 'Wednesday')
37. the left eye L
38. the middle of the hand L
39. N. of the fifth Muhūrta Cat
40. (scil. adbhuta) a partic. kind of omen or prodigy (occurring in the Diva or sky) MW

⋙saumyakṛcchra

1. ○kṛcchra m. n. a kind of penance (described as subsisting for 5 days, severally, on sesamum, water of boiled rice, butter-milk water parched grain, and fasting on the 6th day) W

⋙saumyagandhā

1. ○gandhā f. a kind of flower L

⋙saumyagandhī

1. ○gandhī f. id. ib
2. the Indian white rose MW

⋙saumyagiri

1. ○giri m. N. of a mountain Hariv

⋙saumyagola

1. ○gola m. the northern hemisphere Gaṇit. Gol

⋙saumyagraha

1. ○graha m. an auspicious or benign planet (such as Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, and the full moon) MW

⋙saumyajāmātṛ

1. ○jāmātṛ m. N. of a man Cat
2. -muni m. N. of an author (○nī7ndra-stotra n. N. of wk.) ib
3. -yogī7ndra-stuti f. N. of wk

⋙saumyatā

1. ○tā f. the state of being cool and moist MBh
2. gentleness, placidity ib. R. MārkP
3. benevolence MW
4. beauty ib

⋙saumyatva

1. ○tva n. gentleness, mildness Bhag. R
2. benevolence MW
3. beauty ib

⋙saumyadarśana

1. ○darśana mfn. pleasant to look at Mn. R
2. (ā), f. N. of a princess Kathās

⋙saumyadhātu

1. ○dhātu m. 'Soma-like element', the phlegmatic humour Suśr

⋙saumyanāman

1. ○nāman mf(mnī)n. having a soft or agreeable name Mn. iii, 10

⋙saumyaprabhāva

1. ○prabhāva mfn. of gentle nature Bcar

⋙saumyamukha

1. ○mukha mf(ā)n. pleasant-faced Kāv

⋙saumyarūpa

1. ○rūpa mfn. acting kindly towards (with gen.) VP

⋙saumyavapus

1. ○vapus mfn. having an agreeable form MW

⋙saumyavāra

1. ○vāra m. 'Mercury's day', Wednesday ib

⋙saumyavāsara

1. ○vāsara m. id. A

⋙saumyaśānti

1. ○śānti f. N. of wk

⋙saumyaśrī

1. ○śrī mfn. having agreeable beauty, Pracaṇḍ

⋙saumyākṛti

1. saumyâkṛti mfn. having an agrṭagreeable appearance Kathās

⋙saumyārci

1. saumyârci mfn. having a gentle lustre Bcar

⋙saumyopacāra

1. saumyôpacāra m. a mild or gentle remedy or measure MW

⋙saumyopayantṛ

1. saumyôpayantṛ m. N. of an author Cat

saumaṅgala

1. saumaṅgala mfn. (fr. su-maṅgola), g. saṃkalâdi

≫saumaṅgalya

1. saumaṅgalya n. welfare, prosperity BhP
2. an auspicious object (as an amulet &c.) ib

saumatāyana

1. saumatāyana m. patr. fr. sumata g. naḍâdi

≫saumatāyanaka

1. saumatāyanaka mfn. (fr. prec.), g. arīhanâdi

saumadāyana

1. saumadāyana m. (only pl.) patr. fr. su-mada (or wṛ. for saumatāyana) Saṃskārak

saumana

1. saumana n. (fr. su-mana, or ○nas)
2. m. or (ā), f. a flower, blossom Suśr
3. a partic. mythical weapon R

≫saumanasa

1. saumanasá mf(ī)n. (fr. su-manas) coming from or consisting of flowers, floral, flowery Śiś. Pārśvan. [Page 1254, Column]
2. agreeable to the feelings, pleasing W
3. m. cheerfulness, enjoyment, comfort VS. AV
4. N. of the eighth day of the civil month (= karma-māsa), IndSt
5. of the elephant of the western quarter R
6. of a mountain ib. Hariv
7. (ā), f. the outer skin of the nutmeg L
8. N. of a river R
9. (ī), f. N. of the fifth night in the civil month, IndSt
10. (am), n. benevolence, kindness, favour RV
11. pleasure, satisfaction ib. AV
12. the nutmeg (cf. ī f.) L
13. N. of a peak of a mountain R. (B.)

≫saumanasāyana

1. saumanasāyana m. patr. fr. su-manas g. aśvâdi
2. (ī), f. the outer skin of the nutmeg L. (○yinī Car.)

≫saumanasya

1. saumanasya mfn. causing gladness or cheerfulness of mind BhP
2. m. N. of a son of Yajñabāhu ib
3. n. satisfaction of mind, gladness, cheerfulness Suśr. Ragh. Kathās
4. right understanding Śiś. Sch
5. an offering of flowers placed in the hands of the priest at a Śrāddha BhP
6. N. of a Varsha in Plaksha-dviipa (ruled by Saumanasya) BhP

⋙saumanasyavat

1. ○vat mfn. cheerful, glad Ragh

≫saumanasyāyanī

1. saumanasyāyanī f. the blossom of the Mālatī or great-flowering jasmine L

≫saumanāyana

1. saumanāyana See su-manāyana, p. 1230

≫saumanottarika

1. saumanottarika mfn. knowing the story of Sumanôttarā Pāṇ. 4-3, 87 Vārtt. 1 Pat

saumanta

1. saumanta mfn. taught or enjoined by Su-mantu Yājñ. Sch

saumantriṇa

1. saumantriṇa n. (fr. su-mantrin) having a good minister Hit. (vḷ.)

saumātra

1. saumātra m. patr. and metron. fr. su-mātṛ Pāṇ. 4-1, 115 Sch

saumitra

1. saumitra m. (fr. su-mitrā) metron. of Lakshmaṇa L
2. n. (fr. su-mitra) friendship Kāṭh
3. N. of various Sāmans ĀrshBr

≫saumitri

1. saumitri m. metron. of Lakshmaṇa (du. = 'LṭLakshmaṇa and Śatru-ghna') MBh. R. &c
2. N. of a teacher Cat

≫saumitrīya

1. saumitrīya mfn. (fr. saumitri), g. gahâdi

saumilika

1. saumilika m. or n. (?) a partic. substance Buddh

saumilla

1. saumilla m. N. of a poet (also written saumila and saumalla
2. cf. somila) Mālav., Introd

saumivi

1. saumivi (?), m. pl. a patr. Saṃskārak

saumiśri

1. saumiśri (?), m. a patr. Pravar

saumuktivāda

1. saumukti-vāda m. N. of a Nyāya wk

saumukhya

1. saumukhya n. (fr. su-mukha) cheerfulness, delight in (comp.) Bcar. Jātakam

saumuci

1. saumuci m. pl. a patr. Saṃskārak

saumecaka

1. saumecaka n. (prob. fr. su-mecaka) gold W

saumedha

1. saumedha n. (fr. su-medha, or ○dhas) N. of various Sāmans ĀrshBr

≫saumedhika

1. saumedhika mfn. possessing supernatural knowledge or wisdom W
2. m. a sage, seer ib

saumerava

1. saumerava mf(ī)n. relating or belonging to Su-meru Śiś
2. n. N. of the country Ilâvṛita (q.v.) L
3. gold L

≫saumeruka

1. saumeruka n. gold (prob. wṛ. for prec.) L

saumya

1. saumya &c. See col. 1

sauyajñaka

1. sauyajñaka mfn. (fr. su-yajña), g. arīhaṇâdi

sauyavasa

1. sauyavasa n. (fr. su-yavasa) abundance of grass ŚāṅkhBr
2. (said to be fr. su-yavasu) N. of various Sāmans ĀrshBr

≫sauyavasi

1. sauyavasi m. a patr. AitBr

sauyāmi

1. sauyāmi m. a patr. ŚāṅkhGṛ

sauyāmuna

1. sauyāmuna m. pl. (fr. su-yāmuṇa) a patr. Saṃskārak

saura

1. saura mfn. (fr. surā) consisting of spirituous liquor, ŚrS

saura

1. saura mf(ī)n. (fr. 1. sūra and sūrya
2. in some meanings perhaps fr. sura) relating or belonging or sacred to or coming from &c. the sun or the god Sūrya, solar MaitrUp. MBh. &c. [Page 1254, Column]
3. celestial, divine W
4. m. a worshipper of the sun MBh. Prab. (RTL. 342)
5. 'son of the Sun', N. of the planet Saturn VarBṛS
6. N. of the 20th Kalpa (q.v.)
7. a solar day (while the sun is in one degree of the ecliptic) W. a solar month (consisting of 30 risings and setting of the sun or the period during which the sun is in one sign of the zodiac) W
8. a representation of a solar zodiacal sign used at marriage ceremonies MW
9. coriander L
10. Zanthoxylon Alatum L
11. N. of a Guru MW
12. (ī), f. the wife of the Sun W
13. patr. of Tapatī (the mother of Kuru
14. also called vaivasvatī) MBh
15. a cow Hcat
16. Polanisia Icosandra L
17. (am), n. a collection of hymns addressed to Sūrya (extracted from the Ṛig-veda) Cat
18. the right eye Gal
19. N. of a Sāman (= bṛhat-saura) ĀrshBr
20. N. of wk. (prob. = saura-purāṇa) Kap. Sch

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1. sauragaṇitadvādaśahorāprakāśa3saura--gaṇita-dvādaśa-horā-prakāśa m. N. of wk

⋙sauraja

1. ○ja m. coriander (vḷ. saurabha) L

⋙sauratantra

1. ○tantra n. N. of wk

⋙sauratīrtha

1. ○tīrtha n. N. of a Tīrtha Cat
2. of a ch. of the Śiva-Purāṇa

⋙sauradivasa

1. ○divasa m. a solar day MW

⋙sauradharma

1. ○dharma m

⋙sauradharmottara

1. ○dharmôttara N. of wks

⋙sauradhrī

1. ○dhrī f. a kind of stringed instrument L

⋙sauranakta

1. ○nakta n. a partic. religious observance NarasP

⋙saurapakṣagaṇita

1. ○pakṣa-gaṇíta n. N. of wk

⋙saurapata

1. ○pata (?), m. a worshipper of the sun W

⋙saurapara

1. ○para N. of wk

⋙saurapāta

1. ○pāta (?), m. = -pata W

⋙saurapurāṇa

1. ○purāṇa n

⋙saurapaurāṇikamatasamarthana

1. ○paurāṇikamata-samarthana n. N. of wks

⋙saurabhuvana

1. ○bhuvana n. = sūrya-loka (q.v.) MW

⋙sauramantra

1. ○mantra m. N. of wk

⋙sauramāsa

1. ○māsa m. a solar month MW

⋙sauraloka

1. ○loka m. the sun's sphere A

⋙saurasaṃvatsara

1. ○saṃvatsara m. a solar year MW

⋙saurasaṃhitā

1. ○saṃhitā f

⋙saurasiddhānta

1. ○siddhânta m. N. of wks

⋙saurasūkta

1. ○sū7kta n. a hymn addressed to Sūrya (= sūryasū7kta, q.v.)

⋙sauraṅga

1. sauraṅga m. N. of a king Inscr

⋙saurāṣṭākṣarīmantra

1. saurâṣṭâkṣarī-mantra m

⋙sauropapurāṇa

1. saurôpapurāṇa n. N. of wks

≫sauraka

1. sauraka n. N. of a town founded by Surêndra Rājat

⋙saurakāyaṇopaniṣad

1. saurakâyaṇôpaniṣad f. N. of an Up

≫sauramasa

1. sauramasa m. a king of the Sūra-masas Pāṇ. 4-1, 170

≫saurasaindhava

1. saurasaindhava mfn. (fr. sura-sindhu) belonging to the river Ganges, Gangetic Śiś
2. related to the Ganges (said of Bhīshma) MW
3. m. a horse of the Sun (in this sense compounded of saura and saindhava, q.v.) ib

≫saurāki

1. saúrāki m. patr. of Vipūjana MaitrS

≫saurāṭī

1. saurāṭī f. a partic. Rigiṇī Saṃgīt. (vḷ. sauraṭī)

≫sauri

1. sauri m. N. of the planet Saturn (as son of the Sun) VarBṛS
2. a patr. Saṃskārak
3. Terminalia Tomentosa L. (vḷ. śauri)
4. Polanisia Icosandra ib. (more correctly saurī)
5. N. of a locality Buddh
6. pl. N. of a people in the Deccan VarBṛS

⋙sauriratna

1. ○ratna n. sapphire L

≫saurika

1. saurika mfn. (for 2. See p. 1255, col. 1) heavenly, celestial W
2. m. the planet Saturn MW
3. heaven, paradise L

≫saurī

1. saurī f. See above under 2. saura

≫saurīya

1. saurīya mfn. solar, belonging or relating to the sun Pat. Vop
2. m. a partic. tree with poisonous resin Suśr

≫saureya

1. saureya or m. a species of Barleria L

⋙saureyaka

1. saureḍyaka m. a species of Barleria L

≫saurya

1. saúrya mf(saurī́ or sauryā) n. (fr. sūrya, of which it is also the Vṛiddhi form in comp.) relating or belonging to the sun, solar Br. GṛŚrS. &c
2. (fr. sūra), g. saṃkāśâdi
3. m. a son of the sun PraśnUp. Sch
4. patr. of several Vedic Ṛishis RAnukr
5. a year L
6. n. N. of two summits of the Himâlaya Pat
7. of a town, Kaiy

⋙sauryacāndramasa

1. ○cāndramasa mf(ī)n. (fr. sūrya-candramas or ○masa) sacred to the sun and the moon ĀśvŚr

⋙sauryapṛṣṭha

1. ○pṛṣṭha n. N. of a Sāman Vait

⋙sauryaprabha

1. ○prabha mfn. belonging to Sūrya-prabha Kathās

⋙sauryabhagavat

1. ○bhagavat m. N. of a grammarian Pat

⋙sauryamārutaka

1. ○mārutaka mfn. (fr. sūrya-marut or ○ta) occurring in sunshine and wind (cf. vātātapika) Car

⋙sauryayāma

1. ○yāma mfn. (fr. sūrya-yama) belonging to the sun and Yama VS

⋙sauryavarcasa

1. ○varcasá m. patr. fr. sūrya-varcas AV

⋙sauryavāruṇa

1. ○vāruṇá mfn. (fr. sūrya-varuṇa) belonging to the sun and Varuṇa MaitrS

⋙sauryavaiśvānara

1. ○vaiśvānara mf(ī)n. (fr. sūrya-vaiśvānara) addressed to the sun and Vaiśvānara Nir

≫sauryāyaṇi

1. sauryāyaṇi m. patr. fr. saurya PraśnUp. Sch

≫sauryāyaṇin

1. sauryāyaṇin m. N. of a man PraśnUp

≫sauryin

1. sauryin m. N. of the Himâlaya Pat

≫sauryodayika

1. sauryodayika mfn. (fr. sūryôdaya, 'sun-rise') Buddh

sauraṭī

1. sauraṭī vḷ. for saurāṭī above

sauraṇa

1. sauraṇa mfn. (fr. sūraṇa, q.v.) ŚārṅgS. [Page 1255, Column]

saurata

1. saurata mfn. (fr. su-rata) relating to sexual enjoyment BhP
2. n. sexual enjoyment ib
3. m. mild wind L

≫sauratya

1. sauratya n. delight in (comp.) Jātakam

sauratha

1. sauratha and ○theya m. (said to be metron. fr. su-rathā, but prob. wṛ. for saurabha, ○bheya) MBh. iii, 13297 and 13300

≫saurathī

1. saurathī f. patr. fr. su-rathā Pat

saurapi

1. saurapi (?), m. pl. a patr. Pravar

saurabha

1. saurabha mfn. (fr. su-rabhi) fragrant BhP
2. descended from (the cow) Su-rabhi Hariv. (vḷ. saurasa)
3. m. coriander Suśr
4. a kind of Vesavāra (q.v.) L
5. (ī), f. 'daughter of Su-rabhi', a cow MBh. Hariv. R
6. (am), n. (ifc. f. ā) fragrance, perfume Kāv. Kathās. &c
7. saffron L
8. myrrh (vḷ. staubhaka) L
9. N. of a Sāman Lāṭy
10. N. of various Comms

≫saurabhaka

1. saurabhaka n. a kind of metre Col

≫saurabheya

1. sáurabheya mfn. belonging or relating to Surabhi MW
2. m. 'son of Surabbi', a bull VS
3. pl. a herd of cattle MBh
4. (ī), f. a cow ib. BhP
5. N. of an Apsaras MBh. Hariv

⋙saurabheyatantra

1. ○tantra n. N. of a Tantra wk

≫saurabheyaka

1. saurabheyaka m. a bull L

≫saurabhya

1. saurabhya n. fragrance, sweet-scentedness, odour (met. = 'universal diffusion') Kāv. Suśr. BhP
2. pleasingness, beauty L
3. good character, fame L
4. wṛ. for sauratya
5. m. N. of Kubera L

⋙saurabhyada

1. ○da n. a kind of perfume Gal

saurasa

1. saurasa mfn. (fr. su-rasa, ○sā) coming from the plant Su-rasā Car
2. m. salted broth L
3. a partic. insect infesting the hair Car
4. metron. fr. su-rasā Hariv
5. (ā), f. the mountain jujube L
6. N. of a Vihāra founded by king Surêndra Rājat

≫sauraseya

1. sauraseya mfn. g. sakhy-ādi
2. m. N. of Skanda L

≫saurasya

1. saurasya n. well-flavouredness, tastiness, savouriness MW
2. used in explaining sauśāmya Nīlak

saurasena

1. saurasena m. pl. N. of a people (= śūra-sena) Cat

saurājya

1. saurājya n. (fr. su-rājan) good sovereignty, good government Ragh. Kathās

⋙saurājyavat

1. ○vat mfn. enjoying good government Śatr

saurāva

1. saurāva m. salted broth (cf. saurasa) Suśr

saurāṣṭra

1. saurāṣṭra mf(ā, or ī)n. (fr. surāṣṭra) belonging to or coming from the country of Surāt VarBṛS
2. m. the resin of Boswellia Thurifera L
3. pl. the inhabitants of Surāt AV. Pariś. VarBṛS. Rājat
4. (ā or ī), f. a sort of fragrant earth found in SṭSuśr. Suśr. L
5. (am), n. a kind of amalgam of zinc or copper, bell-metal, brass L
6. a kind of metre Col

⋙saurāṣṭradeśa

1. ○deśa m. the country of SṭSuśr. Kathās

⋙saurāṣṭranagara

1. ○nagara n. the city of Sūrat Cat

⋙saurāṣṭramaṇḍala

1. ○maṇḍala n. the district of Suśr. ib

⋙saurāṣṭramṛttikā

1. ○mṛttikā f. Suśr. earth MW

≫saurāṣṭraka

1. saurāṣṭraka mf(ikā)n. relating to or coming from Surāt VarBṛS
2. m. pl. the inhabitants of Saurāt ib
3. n. a kind of metal L
4. a kind of poison (either of a snake or a vegetable or mineral poison) MW

≫saurāṣṭrika

1. saurāṣṭrika mfn. belonging to Surāt VarBṛS
2. m. pl. the inhabitants of Surāt Car
3. n. a kind of poison (cf. prec.) L
4. bell-metal, brass L

≫saurāṣṭreya

1. saurāṣṭreya mfn. belonging or relating to Surāt R

saurika

1. saurika mfn. (fr. surā
2. for 1. saurika See p. 1254, col. 3) relating to or due for spirituous liquor (as money) Mn. viii, 159

saurindhra

1. saurindhra m. pl. N. of a people VarBṛS
2. (ī), f. a Saurindhra woman MārkP

saurohika

1. saurohika m. metron. fr. su-rohikā g. śivâdi

≫saurohitika

1. saurohitika m. metron. fr. su-rohitikā ib

saurvala

1. saurvala wṛ. for sauvarcala Suśr

saulakṣaṇya

1. saulakṣaṇya n. (fr. su-lakṣaṇa) the possession of auspicious marks Kathās

saulabha

1. saulabha mfn. (fr. su-labha) written or composed by Su-labha Pāṇ. 4-3, 105 Vārtt. 1 Pat

≫saulabhāyana

1. saulabhāyana mfn. id. Cat

≫saulabhya

1. saulabhya n. easiness of attainment Prab. Sch

≫saulābha

1. saulābha mfn. (fr. next), g. kaṇvâdi. [Page 1255, Column]

≫saulābhya

1. saulābhya m. patr. fr. su-lābhin g. gargâdi

sauloha

1. sauloha mfn. (fr. next), g. kaṇvâdi

≫saulohya

1. saulohya m. patr. fr. su-lohin g. gargâdi

saulvika

1. saulvika See śaulbika, p. 1093

sauva

1. sauva mfn. (fr. sva) relating to self or to one's own property Vop
2. n. an order, edict L

≫sauvagrāmika

1. sauvagrāmika mfn. (fr. sva-grāma) belonging or relating to one's own village Vop

≫sauvādhyāyika

1. sauvādhyāyika mfn. (fr. svâdhyāya) ib

sauva

1. sauvá mfn. (fr. svar) heavenly, celestial VS. TS

sauvakṣaseya

1. sauvakṣaseya m. patr. fr. suvakṣas g. śubhrâdi

sauvara

1. sauvará mfn. (fr. svara) relating to or treating of sound or accent ŚBr

sauvarcanasa

1. sauvarcanasá m. a patr. TS

sauvarcala

1. sauvarcala mfn. (fr. su-varcala, or ○lā) belonging to or coming from Su-varcala MW
2. n. (or m.) sochal salt (prepared by boiling down soda with emblic myrobolan) Kauś. Suśr. &c
3. natron. alkali L
4. (ā), f. N. of Rudra's wife Hcat

≫sauvarcalīya

1. sauvarcalīya mfn. (fr. prec.), g. aśvâdi

sauvarcasa

1. sauvarcasa m. (fr. su-varcas) shining, radiant MānGṛ

sauvarṇa

1. sauvarṇa mf(ī, or ā)n. (fr. su-varṇa, of which it is also the Vṛiddhi form in comp.) made or consisting of gold, golden ŚrS. Yājñ. MBh. &c
2. weighing a Su-varṇa W
3. containing the word suvarṇa g. vimuktâdi
4. m. a Karsha of gold MBh
5. a gold ear-ring L
6. n. gold MBh

⋙sauvarṇanābha

1. ○nābha m. pl. the disciples of Suvarṇa-nābha Cat

⋙sauvarṇaparṇa

1. ○parṇa mfn. having golden wings Suparṇ

⋙sauvarṇabalaja

1. ○balaja or mfn. (fr. suvarṇa-balaja) Pāṇ. 7-3, 25 Sch

⋙sauvarṇabālaja

1. ○bālaja mfn. (fr. suvarṇa-balaja) Pāṇ. 7-3, 25 Sch

⋙sauvarṇabhedinī

1. ○bhedinī f. the plant Priyaṅgu L

⋙sauvarṇaretasa

1. ○retasa m. patr. fr. suvarṇa-retasa Pravar

⋙sauvarṇaharmya

1. ○harmya n. a silver pavilion Bcar

≫sauvarṇakāyana

1. sauvarṇakāyana mfn. (fr. su-varṇaka), g. pakṣâdi

≫sauvarṇika

1. sauvarṇika mfn. weighing or worth a Su-varṇa (ifc. after a numeral = 'worth a partic. number of SṭSu-varṇa') Hcat
2. m. a worker in gold, goldsmith Campak
3. (ā), f. a partic. venomous insect Suśr

≫sauvarṇya

1. sauvarṇya n. a beautiful fresh colour Jātakam
2. 'the being gold' and 'the correct pronunciation of sounds' Śaṃk

sauvalya

1. sauvalya See saubalya, p. 1253

sauvaśva

1. sauvaśva m. a patr. fr. sv-aśva Pāṇ. 7-3, 3 Sch

⋙sauvaśvabhārya

1. ○bhārya mfn. one who has a Sauvaśvii as wife Vop

≫sauvaśvi

1. sauvaśvi m. a patr. fr. sv-aśva Vop

≫sauvaśvya

1. saúvaśvya n. a horse-race RV

sauvastika

1. sauvastika mfn. (fr. sv-asti) benedictive, salutatory W
2. m. a family Brāhman or priest L
3. n. = svasty-ayana L

sauvāta

1. sauvāta mfn. (fr. svāti) Pāṇ. 4-2, 104 Vārtt. 8 Sch

sauvādumṛdava

1. sauvādumṛdava n. (fr. svādu-mṛdu) sweetness and gentleness Pāṇ. 7-3, 4 Sch

sauvāsa

1. sauvāsa m. (fr. su + 1. vāsa) a fragrant species of Tulasī L

sauvāsinī

1. sauvāsinī f. = su-vāsinī ĀśvGṛ

sauvāstava

1. sauvāstava mf(ī)n. (fr. su-vāstu) having a good site, pleasantly situated Pāṇ. 4-2, 77

sauvida

1. sauvida m. (fr. suvida) a guard or attendant on the women's apartments L

≫sauvidalla

1. sauvidalla m. (fr. suvidalla) id. Śiś. Bālar. Kathās

⋙sauvidallatva

1. ○tva n. the office of a chamberlain Sāh

≫sauvidallaka

1. sauvidallaka m. = sauvidalla Hcar

sauviṣṭakṛt

1. sauviṣṭakṛt mfn. dedicated to or treating of Agni Svishṭa-kṛit ĀśvGṛ

≫sauviṣṭakṛta

1. sauviṣṭakṛta mf(ī)n. id. GṛŚrS

≫sauviṣṭi

1. sauviṣṭi m. pl. a patr. (prob. fr. sv-iṣṭa) Saṃskārak

sauvīra

1. sauvīra m. pl. (fr. su-viira) N. of a people inhabiting a district in the neighbourhood of the Indus MBh. Hariv. &c
2. (sg.) a king of the Sauviiras ib. [Page 1255, Column]
3. (ā, or ī), f. (in music) a partic. Mūrchanā Saṃgīt
4. (ī), f. a princess of the Sauviiras MBh. MārkP
5. (am), n. the fruit of the jujube Suśr
6. sour gruel ib
7. antimony ib

⋙sauvīrapāṇa

1. ○pāṇa m. pl. (fr. sauv○ + pāna) 'drinkers of sauviira', N. of the Bālhīkas Pāṇ. 8-4, 9 Sch

⋙sauvīrabhakta

1. ○bhakta mfn. inhabited by SṭSaṃgīt. g. aiṣukāry-ādi

⋙sauvīrarāja

1. ○rāja m. a king of Saṃgīt. MW

⋙sauvīrasāra

1. ○sāra n. pure antimony L

⋙sauvīrāñjana

1. sauvīrâñjana n. a kind of antimony or collyrium L

⋙sauvīrābhira

1. sauvīrâbhira m. du. the Saṃgīt and the Ābhīras (collectively) BhP

⋙sauvīrāmla

1. sauvīrâmla n. sour gruel L

≫sauvīraka

1. sauvīraka m. = sauviira MBh. VarBṛS
2. a contemptible Sauviira MW
3. N. of Jayad-ratha ib
4. the jujube tree L
5. (ikā), f. id. L
6. (am), n. sour gruel MBh. Suśr

≫sauvīrāyaṇa

1. sauvīrāyaṇa m. (prob.) a descendant of the Sauviiras, g. aiṣukāry-ādi

⋙sauvīrāyaṇabhakta

1. ○bhakta mfn. inhabited by Sauviirāyaṇas ib

≫sauvīrya

1. sauvīrya m. a king of the Sauviiras, IndSt
2. (ā), f. a princess of the Sauviiras ib
3. (am), n. great heroism or fortitude MW

sauvratya

1. saúvratya n. (fr. su-vrata) faith, devotion, obedience VS

sauśabda

1. sauśabda or sauśabdya m. (fr. suśabda) the right formation of nominal and verbal forms (by case-terminations and tense-terminations
2. e.g. Śiś. i, 51) Pratāp

sauśami

1. sauśami m. (fr. su-śama) a patr. Pāṇ. 2-4, 20 Sch

⋙sauśamikantha

1. ○kantha n. ib

≫sauśāmya

1. sauśāmya n. (? for sauśamya) good pacification, reconciliation MBh

sauśarmaka

1. sauśarmaka mfn. (fr. su-śarman), g. arīhaṇâdi

≫sauśarmaṇa

1. sauśarmaṇa mfn. proclaimed by Su-śarman, Kaiy

≫sauśarmi

1. sauśarmi m. patr. fr. su-śarman g. bāhv-ādi

sauśalya

1. sauśalya m. pl. N. of a people (vḷ. saubalya) MBh

sauśilya

1. sauśilya wṛ. for next Pañcar

sauśīlya

1. sauśīlya n. (fr. su-śīla) excellence of disposition, good morals R. BhP

sauśrava

1. sauśrava m. (fr. su-śrava, or ○vas) a patr. Hariv

≫sauśravasa

1. sauśravasá mfn. (fr. su-śravas) having a good reputation ĀśvGṛ
2. m. patr. of Upagu PañcavBr
3. n. high praise or renown, celebrity RV
4. a running match, contest (?) ib
5. N. of two Sāmans ĀrshBr

sauśriya

1. sauśriya n. (fr. su-śrī) great fortune or happiness Saṃskārak

sauśruta

1. sauśruta mfn. composed or written by Su-śruta Cat
2. m. (fr. su-śrut, or ○ta) a patr. (also pl.) Hariv

⋙sauśrutapārthava

1. ○pārthava m. pl., g. kārtakaujapâdi

sauśromateya

1. sauśromateyá m. a patr. ŚBr

sauṣadmana

1. sauṣadmana m. a patr. fr. suṣadman AitBr

sauṣadha

1. sauṣadha mfn. (fr. 7. sa + oṣadhi, or auṣadha) possessing or decorated with plants MānGṛ

sauṣāma

1. sauṣāma n. (fr. su-ṣāman) N. of a Sāman ĀrshBr

sauṣira

1. sauṣira m. (fr. su-ṣira) a partic. disease of the teeth Suśr
2. n. wind-instruments (collectively) Saṃgīt

≫sauṣirya

1. sauṣirya n. hollowness, porosity Vāgbh

sauṣupta

1. sauṣupta mf(ā)n. (fr. su-ṣupta
2. with daśā f. 'deep sleep') KāśīKh
3. n. N. of the tenth book of the Mahā-bharata (= sauptikam parva) Nīlak

sauṣumṇa

1. sauṣumṇa m. (fr. su-ṣumṇa) a kind of sunbeam VP

sauṣṭava

1. sauṣṭava wṛ. for next

sauṣṭhava

1. sauṣṭhava n. (fr. su-ṣṭhu) excellence, superior goodness or beauty, extreme skilfulness, cleverness MBh. Kāv. &c
2. a partic. position of the body (also in dancing
3. often with lāghava) ib. Saṃgīt
4. self-confidence L
5. a partic. division of dramatic composition W. [Page 1256, Column]

sauṣmiki

1. sauṣmiki m. pl. a patr. Saṃskārak

sausāma

1. sausāma m. patr. fr. su-sāman Pāṇ. 6-4, 170 Sch

sausāyana

1. sausāyana g. arīhaṇâdi

≫sausāyanaka

1. sausāyanaka mfn. (fr. prec.) ib

sausuka

1. sausuka N. of a place Pāṇ. 4-2, 141 Vārtt. 1 Pat

≫sausukīya

1. sausukīya mfn. relating to the preceding ib

sausumna

1. sausumna incorrect for sauṣumṇa

sausurāda

1. sausurāda m. a kind of worm Car

saustra

1. saustra n. (fr. su-strī), g. yuvâdi

sausthitya

1. sausthitya n. (fr. su-sthita) an auspicious situation VarBṛS

≫sausthya

1. sausthya n. (fr. su-stha) welfare L

sausnātika

1. sausnātika mfn. (fr. su-snāta) one who asks whether an ablution has been successful or auspicious Ragh. vi, 61 (cf. Pāṇ. 4-4, 1, Vartt. 3 Pat.)

sausvarya

1. sausvarya n. (fr. su-svara) euphony Śaṃk

saussala

1. saussala mfn. relating or belonging to Sussala Rājat

sauhaviṣa

1. sauhaviṣa n. (fr. su-havis) N. of various Sāmans ĀrshBr

sauhārda

1. sauhārda n. (fr. su-hṛd) goodheartedness, affection, friendship for or with (gen. or loc.) ŚāṅkhŚr. MBh. &c
2. m. the son of a friend W

⋙sauhārdanidhi

1. ○nidhi m. 'treasury of friendship', N. of Rāma MW

⋙sauhārdavyañjaka

1. ○vyañjaka mfn. betraying friendship Bcar

≫sauhārdya

1. saúhārdya n. friendship, affection TS. AitBr

≫sauhṛda

1. sauhṛda mfn. relating to or coming from a friend R
2. m. a friend Pañcat
3. pl. N. of a people MBh
4. n. (ifc. f. ā) affection, friendship for or with (loc. or saha or comp.) MBh. R. &c
5. liking for, fondness of (comp.) Jātakam

≫sauhṛdaya

1. sauhṛdaya n. cordial friendship, g. yuvâdi

≫sauhṛdayya

1. sauhṛdayya n. friendship Pāṇ. 6-3, 51 Sch

≫sauhṛdya

1. sauhṛdya n. id. MBh. Hit

sauhitya

1. sauhitya n. (fr. su-hita) satiety, satisfaction ŚāṅkhŚr. MBh. &c
2. amiableness, loveliness Sāh. Tattvas
3. fulness, completion W

sauhotra

1. sauhotra m. (fr. su-hotra) patr. of the Vedic Ṛishis Aja-mīḍha and Puru-mīḍha RAnukr

≫sauhotri

1. sauhotri m. a patr. of Jahnu Hariv

sauhma

1. sauhma m. a king of the Suhmas Pāṇ. 4-1, 170 Sch

≫sauhmanāgara

1. sauhmanāgara mfn. (fr. suhma-nagara) ib

skand

1. skand (cf. skandh and skund), cl. 1. P. (Dhātup. xxiii, 10) skandati (m.c. also ○te
2. caskánda RV. &c
3. caskande MBh. &c
4. aor. askan, skán RV
5. áskān, skān Br
6. askāntsīt ib
7. askadat Gr
8. Prec. skadyāt ib
9. fut. skanttā ib
10. skantsyati Br
11. inf. skanditum Gr
12. -skáde, -skádas RV
13. ind. p. skanttvā Gr
14. -skándya, or -skádya Br
15. -skándam AV. Br.), to leap, jump, hop, dart, spring, spurt out, be spilt or effused (esp. said of semen) RV. &c. &c
16. (Ā.) to emit seminal fluid VP
17. to leap upon, cover (said of animals) TBr. ŚBr
18. to drop, fall down, perish, be lost BhP.: Pass. skadyate (perf. caskade or caskande
19. aor. askandi), Gr.: Caus. skandayati (m. c. also ○te
20. aor. acaskándat), to cause to jump or leap R. (in explaining skanda)
21. to pour out, effuse, shed, spill, emit (esp. seminal fluid) AitBr. Mn
22. to omit, neglect Mn. MBh. &c
23. to cause to coagulate, thicken Suśr.: Desid. ciskantsati, Gr.: Intens. canīskadyate, canīskandīti (Gr.), kániṣkan, -caniṣkadat
24. (RV.), to leap, jump, hop &c. [Cf. Gk. [1256,] ? ; Lat. scando, de-scendo ; scāla for scant [(s)la].]

≫skanttṛ

1. skanttṛ mfn. one who leaps &c. ( See viṣkanttṛ)

≫skanda

1. skandá m. anything which jumps or hops (in tṛṇa-skandá, 'grasshopper', N. of a man) RV
2. spurting, effusing, effusion, spilling, shedding (cf. á and ghraṇa-sk○)
3. perishing, destruction Gīt
4. quick-silver L
5. 'Attacker', N. of Kārttikeya (q.v., son of Śiva or of Agni
6. he is called god of war as leader of Śiva's hosts against the enemies of the gods [Page 1256, Column]
7. he is also leader of the demons of illness that attack children [cf. -graha], also god of burglars and thieves
8. cf. -putra and IW. 427, n. 1) MaitrS. MBh. &c
9. N. of Śiva MBh
10. a king prince L
11. a clever or learned man (cf. skandha) L
12. the body L
13. the jâdi (pl. Saṃskārak.)

⋙skandakavaca

1. ○kavaca n. N. of wk

⋙skandagupta

1. ○gupta m. N. of a king Inscr. Vās., Introd
2. of an elephant-keeper Hcar

⋙skandaguru

1. ○guru m. 'father of Skanda', N. of Śiva Śivag

⋙skandagraha

1. ○graha m. the demon Skanda (causing disease) MBh. Hariv. Suśr

⋙skandajananī

1. ○jananī f. 'Skanda's mother', Pārvatī Kathās

⋙skandajit

1. ○jit m. 'conqueror of Skanda', N. of Vishṇu Pañcar

⋙skandatā

1. ○tā f. (MBh.) or (Bādar. Sch.) the condition of Skanda

⋙skandatva

1. ○tva n. (Bādar. Sch.) the condition of Skanda

⋙skandadāsa

1. ○dāsa m. N. of a merchant Kathās

⋙skandaputra

1. ○putra m. a son of Skanda (euphemistic term for a thief) Mṛicch

⋙skandapura

1. ○pura n. N. of a town Rājat

⋙skandapurāṇa

1. ○purāṇa n. N. of a Purāṇa (consisting of several Saṃhitās, each of which contains a number of Khaṇḍas, the most celebrated being the Kāśī-khaṇḍa, chiefly intended to glorify Kāśī or, Benares and exalt the sanctity of its shrines)
2. -samuccaya m. N. of wk
3. ○ṇīya mfn. belonging to the Skanda-Purāṇa Cat

⋙skandabhaṭa

1. ○bhaṭa m. N. of various persons Inscr

⋙skandabhaṭṭa

1. ○bhaṭṭa m. N. of a man Inscr

⋙skandamātṛ

1. ○mātṛ f. 'mother of Skanda', N. of Durgā Cat

⋙skandayāga

1. ○yāga m. N. of the 20th Pariśishta of the Atharva-veda

⋙skandayāmalatantra

1. ○yāmala-tantra n. N. of wk

⋙skandarāja

1. ○rāja m. the king Skanda MBh

⋙skandavarman

1. ○varman m. N. of various kings Inscr

⋙skandaviśākha

1. ○viśākha m. du. Skanda and Viśākha, g. dadhi-paya-ādi Pat
2. sg. N. of Śiva MBh. (vḷ. skandha-v○)

⋙skandaṣaṣṭhī

1. ○ṣaṣṭhī f. the 6th day of the light half of the month Kārttika Cat
2. a festival in honour of Kārttikeya on the 6th day of the month Caitra MW
3. -vrata n. a partic. religious observance Cat
4. N. of wk

⋙skandasahasranāman

1. ○sahasra-nāman n. 'the thousand names of Skanda', N. of wk

⋙skandaskāraśaṃkara

1. ○skāra-śaṃkara (?), m. N. of a poet Subh

⋙skandastotra

1. ○stotra n. N. of wk

⋙skandasvāmin

1. ○svāmin m. N. of a Commentator Cat

⋙skandāṃśaka

1. skandâṃśaka m. quicksilver L

⋙skandāgni

1. skandâgni wṛ. for skandhâgni L

⋙skandāpasmāra

1. skandāpasmāra m. a demon causing a partic. disease MBh. Suśr

⋙skandāpumārin

1. skandâpumārin mfn. attacked by the above disease Suśr

⋙skandārya

1. skandârya m. N. of two Brāhmans Inscr

⋙skandeśvaratīrtha

1. skandêśvara-tīrtha n. N. of a Tīrtha Cat

⋙skandopaniṣad

1. skandôpaniṣad f

⋙skandopapurāṇa

1. skandôpapurāṇa n. N. of wks

≫skandaka

1. skandaka m. one who leaps or springs MW
2. a soldier ib
3. (prob.) n. a kind of metre Sāh. (cf. skandhaka)

⋙skandakagrāma

1. ○grāma m. N. of a village Rājat

≫skandana

1. skandana n. spurting out, emission, effusion, dropping Vait. Yājñ. Sch
2. failing to succeed, miscarrying ŚrS. TBr. Sch
3. purging, evacuation of the bowels L
4. clotting or coagulation of blood Suśr
5. going, moving W

≫skandanīya

1. skandanīya mfn. to be emitted or poured out or effused MW

≫skandita

1. skandita mfn. emitted, effused, shed Mn. ix, 50
2. going W

≫skandin

1. skandin mfn. (ifc.) effusing, shedding Bālar. Rājat
2. coagulating ( See a-sk○)
3. leaping, jumping MW
4. bursting out ib

≫skandola

1. skandola (?), mfn. cold L
2. m. coldness ib

≫skandya

1. skandya mfn. = skanda iva g. śākhâdi (cf. a-garta-sk○)

≫skanna

1. skanná mfn. fallen, trickled down, emitted, sprinkled (as semen) RV. Kāṭh. ŚBr. &c. gone MW
2. one who has failed Hariv
3. (accord. to Comm.) = śuṣka, lambamāna, or unnata (in -skandhârdha-bhāga) Hcar. (cf. a-sk○)

⋙skannatva

1. ○tva n. the clotting or thickening of blood Suśr. Vāgbh

⋙skannabhāga

1. ○bhāga (○ná-), mfn. one whose share is lost, Maitr. Kāṭh

≫skānda

1. skānda mfn. relating to Skanda &c. Sarvad
2. composed by Skanda-svāmin (-bhāṣya n. N. of a Commentary)
3. n. (with or scil. purāṇa) N. of the Skanda-purāṇa

≫skāndaviśākha

1. skāndaviśākha mfn. (fr. skanda-v○) Pāṇ. 7-3, 21 Sch

≫skāndāyana

1. skāndāyana m. pl. (for next), g. kuñjâdi

≫skāndāyanya

1. skāndāyanya m. patr. fr. skanda ib

skandilācārya

1. skandilâcārya m. N. of a preceptor Cat

skandh

1. skandh (sometimes written skand), cl. 10. P. skandhayati, to collect Dhātup. xxxv, 84

skandha

1. skandhá m. (accord. to Uṇ. iv, 206, from √skand in the sense of 'rising' ?) the shoulder, upper part of the back or region from the neck to the shoulder-joint (in men and animals) AV. &c. &c. [Page 1256, Column]
2. the stem or trunk of a tree (esp. that part of the stem where the branches begin) ŚāṅkhGṛ. MBh. &c
3. a large branch or bough L
4. a troop, multitude, quantity, aggregate (cf. kari-, nara-sk○) MBh. BhP
5. a part, division (esp. a division of an army or a form of military array) MBh. Kāv. &c
6. a chapter, section (of a book, system &c.) VarBṛS. Car
7. a tract, path, region (esp. of the winds, said to be seven) MBh. Hariv
8. (in phil.) the five objects of sense ( See viṣaya) W
9. (with Buddhists) the five constituent elements of being (viz. rūpa, 'bodily form'
10. vedanā, 'sensation'
11. saṃjñā, 'perception'
12. saṃskāra, 'aggregate of formations'
13. vijñāna, 'consciousness or thought-faculty') MWB. 109
14. (with Jainas) the body (in the widest sense, = piṇḍa) Sarvad
15. a partic. form of the Āryā metre Col
16. a king, prince L
17. any article used at the coronation of a king (as a jar filled with consecrated water, an umbrella &c.) W
18. a sage, teacher ib
19. war, battle ib
20. an engagement, agreement ib
21. a heron ib
22. equality of height in the humps of a pair of draught oxen ib
23. = samparâya and bhadrâdi L
24. N. of a serpent-demon MBh
25. of a poet Cat
26. often wṛ. for skanda
27. (ā), f. a branch L
28. a creeper L

⋙skandhacāpa

1. ○cāpa m. 'shoulder-bow', a sort of yoke or pole made of bamboo with a cord attached to either end for carrying burdens L

⋙skandhaja

1. ○ja mfn. growing from the stem Āpast
2. m. a tree growing from a principal stem (e.g. the gum olibanum tree &c.). MW

⋙skandhataru

1. ○taru m. the cocoa-nut tree L

⋙skandhadeśa

1. ○deśa m. the region of the shoulder MBh. Śak
2. the stem of a tree &c. Kathās
3. the part about the shoulders or withers of an elephant (where the driver sits) MW

⋙skandhaparinirvāṇa

1. ○parinirvāṇa n. complete annihilation of the elements of being (with Buddhists) ib

⋙skandhapāda

1. ○pāda m. N. of a mountain MārkP

⋙skandhapīṭha

1. ○pīṭha n. the shṭshoulders-blade Kād

⋙skandhapradeśa

1. ○pradeśa m. the region of the shoulder L

⋙skandhaphala

1. ○phala m. the cocoa-nut tree L
2. Ficus Glomerata ib
3. Aegle Marmelos ib

⋙skandhabandhanā

1. ○bandhanā f. Anethum Panmorium ib

⋙skandhamaṇi

1. ○maṇi m. a partic. amulet (= asita-sk○) Kauś. Sch

⋙skandhamaya

1. ○maya mf(ī)n., buddhi-skandha-m○

⋙skandhamallaka

1. ○mallaka m. a heron L

⋙skandhamāra

1. ○māra m. (with Buddhists) one of the four Māras Dharmas. 50

⋙skandharāja

1. ○rāja wṛ. for skanda-r○ MBh

⋙skandharuha

1. ○ruha m. the Indian fig-tree L

⋙skandhavat

1. ○vat mfn. having a stem or a thick stem or many stems MBh. Hariv. R. MārkP

⋙skandhavaha

1. ○vaha

⋙skandhavāha

1. ○vāha or m. 'carrying burdens on the shoulders' (as an ox &c.) L

⋙skandhavāhaka

1. ○vāḍhaka m. 'carrying burdens on the shoulders' (as an ox &c.) L

⋙skandhavāhya

1. ○vāhya mf(ā)n. being carried on the shoulder of (ifc.) Hariv

⋙skandhaviśākha

1. ○viśākha wṛ. for skandav○ MBh

⋙skandhaśākhā

1. ○śākhā f. a principal branch L
2. pl. the trunk and principal branches BhP

⋙skandhaśiras

1. ○śiras n. the shoulder-blade Kāv

⋙skandhaśṛṅga

1. ○śṛṅga m. a buffalo L

⋙skandhastambhi

1. ○stambhi (?),

⋙skandhasvāti

1. ○svāti (?), m. N. of kings VP

⋙skandhasvāmin

1. ○svāmin wṛ. for skanda-sv○ (q.v.)

⋙skandhākṣa

1. skandhâkṣa m. N. of one of Skanda's attendants MBh

⋙skandhāgni

1. skandhâgni or m. fire made with thick logs L

⋙skandhānala

1. skanḍdhânala m. fire made with thick logs L

⋙skandhāvāra

1. skandhâvāra m. the king's camp or headquarters, royal residence MBh. R. Kām. &c
2. an army L

⋙skandhemukha

1. skandhe-mukha mfn. having the face or mouth on the shoulders MBh

⋙skandhopaneya

1. skandhôpaneya mfn. to be carried on the shoulders W
2. m. (scil. saṃdhi) a kind of treaty or alliance to maintain peace, a peace-offering Kām

≫skandhaka

1. skandhaka n. a kind of Āryā metre VarBṛS. Kāvyâd

≫skandhas

1. skándhas n. the shoulder Uṇ
2. the branching top or crown of a tree RV. TS. AV
3. the trunk of a tree MW

≫skandhika

1. skandhika m. = skandha-vāha L

≫skandhin

1. skandhin mfn. having a (big) stem MBh
2. m. a tree L

≫skandhila

1. skandhila m. N. of a man Buddh

≫skandhīkṛ

1. skandhī-√kṛ P. -karoti, to suspend over the shoulder Nalac

≫skandho

1. skandho in comp. for skandhas

⋙skandhogrīvī

1. ○grīvī f. N. of a partic. form of the Bṛihatī metre (vḷ. ○vā) RPrāt. Nidānas. &c

≫skandhya

1. skándhya mf(ā)n. belonging &c. to the shoulder AV. AitBr
2. = skandha iva g. śākhâdi

≫skāndhin

1. skāndhin m. pl. the disciples of Skandha, g. śaunakâdi

skanna

1. skanna See col. 2

skambh

1. skambh or skabh (prob. a mere phonetic variety of √stambh, q.v
2. in native lists written skanbh), cl. 5. 9. P. (Dhātup. xxxi, 8 Pāṇ. 3-1, 82) skabhnóti, skabhnā́ti (accord. to Dhātup. x, 27 also cl. 1. Ā. skambhate [Page 1257, Column]
3. pr. p. skabhnuvát Br
4. skabhát RV
5. pf. caskámbha, 2. du. -skambháthuḥ ib
6. p. caskabhāná AV
7. aor. askambhīt Gr
8. fut. skambhitā, skambhiṣyati ib
9. inf. skambhitum ib
10. -skábhe RV
11. ind. p. skabhitvií ib.) to prop, support, make firm, fix, establish RV. TS. BhP.: Caus. skambhayati (aor. acaskambhat, Gr
12. See skambhita) or skabhāyáti (Pāṇ. 3-1, 84 Vārtt. 1 Pat
13. See skabhita), to prop, support, fix RV. VS
14. to impede, check RV. x, 76, 4

≫skabdha

1. skabdha See vi-ṣkabdha, p. 998, col. 2

≫skabhana

1. skabhana n. = śabda Vās. (Sch.)

≫skabhita

1. skabhitá mfn. (fr. Caus.) supported, fixed, fastened RV

≫skabhīyas

1. skábhīyas mfn. (compar.) supporting more or very firmly ib

≫skambha

1. skambhá m. a prop, support, pillar, buttress, fulcrum, the Fulcrum of the Universe (personifled in AV. x, 7 and x, 8, and identified with Brahman, the Supreme Being, as well as with Purusha
2. See Muir's Sanskṛit Texts, v, 378) RV. AV
3. N. of a man, g. kuñjâdi

⋙skambhadeṣṇa

1. ○deṣṇa (skambhá-), mfn. one whose gifts are firm, stable in giving (as the Maruts) RV

⋙skambhasarjana

1. ○sárjana n. or a partic. part of a pillar TS. VS

⋙skambhasarjanī

1. ○sárjaḍnī f. a partic. part of a pillar TS. VS

≫skambhana

1. skambhaná n. a prop, pillar RV

≫skambhani

1. skambhaní or (nom. ○nī́s), id. TS. VS

⋙skambhanī

1. skambhaḍnī́ (nom. ○nī́s), id. TS. VS

≫skāmbhāyana

1. skāmbhāyana m. pl. (of next), g. kuñjâdi

≫skāmbhāyanya

1. skāmbhāyanya m. patr. fr. skambha ib

skavana

1. skavana See danta-sk○
2. next.

sku

1. sku cl. 5. 9. P. Ā. (Dhātup. xxxi, 6 Pāṇ. 3-1, 82) skunoti, skunute
2. skunāti, skunīte (only -skunoti and -skauti "ṣBr. and askunāt Bhaṭṭ., skutvā [?ĀpŚr.] and -skāvam ṭṣ.
3. cf. ā-√sku and niḥ-ṣku add.), to tear, pluck, pick, poke
4. to cover Bhaṭṭ.: Pass. skūyáte, to be stirred (as fire) MaitrS.: Caus. skāvayati (aor. acuskavat), Gr.: Desid. cuskūṣati, ○te ib.: Intens. coṣkūyáte, to gather up, collect RV
5. coskūyate, coskoti Gr

≫coṣkūyamaṇa

1. coṣkūyámaṇa mfn. RV. i, 33, 3 Sāy. = prayacchat (Nir. vi, 22 = dadat), bestowing

skund

1. skund (= √skand), cl. 1. Ā. skundate, to jump (āpravane, or āplavane) Dhātup. ii, 8
2. to lift up (uddharaṇe
3. cf. pra-skunda) ib

skumbh

1. skumbh (in native lists written skunbh
2. connected with √skambh), cl. 5. 9. P. (Dhātup. xxxi, 8 Pāṇ. 3-1, 82) skubhnoti, skubhnoti (skuptvā ind. p. [prob. wṛ. for skutvā (ĀpŚr.)], to hold, stop, hinder (rodhane)

skṛ

1. skṛ = √1. kṛ, in upa-, pari-, and saṃskṛ

≫skṛt

1. skṛt = kṛt in kosa-skṛt, q.v

skṛdhoyu

1. skṛdhoyu See á-skṛ○

skoṭikā

1. skoṭikā prob. wṛ. for sphoṭikā

skonagara

1. sko-nagara n. N. of a village of the Bāhikas, Kaiy

≫skaunagarika

1. skaunagarika mf(ā or ī)n. (fr. prec.) ib

skhad

1. skhad cl. 1. Ā. skhadate (pf. caskhade
2. fut. skhaditā &c.) Dhātup. xix, 6: Caus. [skh�Adayati] Dhātup. xix, 72 Vop. xviii, 24

≫skhadana

1. skhadana n. (only L.) cutting or tearing to pieces, hurting, killing, harassing, discomfiting
2. firmness

≫skhadā

1. skhadā f. g. gavādi

≫skhadyā

1. skhadyā f. (fr. prec.) ib

skhal

1. skhal cl. 1. P. (Dhātup. xv, 37) skhalati (rarely ○te
2. pf. caskhāla, caskhaluḥ MBh. &c
3. fut. skhalitā, ○liṣyati Gr
4. aor. askhālīt ib
5. inf. skhalitum ib.), to stumble, trip, totter, waver, fluctuate (with na, 'not to waver, remain steadfast, prevail') MBh. Kāv. &c
6. to drop or slip down, trickle down MW
7. to stammer, falter (as speech) Yājñ. Kālid. BhP
8. to make mistakes, blunder, err, fail Kāv. Car. Rājat
9. to gather, collect Dhātup
10. to move MW
11. to disappear ib.: Caus. skhālayati (or skhālayati Dhātup. xix, 59), to cause to falter Kum
12. to stop, arrest BhP

≫skhala

1. skhala m. stumbling, tottering Prasaṅg. (cf. apa-skhalá)

≫skhalat

1. skhalat mfn. (pr. p.), See below

≫skhalad

1. skhalad in comp. for skhalat above

⋙skhaladvalaya

1. ○valaya mfn. one whose bracelet falls off or slips down Bhartṛ. (vḷ.)

⋙skhaladvākya

1. ○vākya mfn. making mistakes in speaking, stammering, faltering, blundering Yājñ. [Page 1257, Column]

≫skhalan

1. skhalan in comp. for skhalat

⋙skhalanmati

1. ○mati mfn. erring in judgment, weak-minded MW

≫skhalana

1. skhalana n. stumbling, tottering, tripping unsteady gait Suśr. Kām. BhP
2. faltering, stammering (in vāk-skh○), g. khaṇḍv-ādi
3. displacement (of a garment) Caurap
4. rubbing, friction, touch, contact, collision Śiś
5. discharge, emission (of semen) Kull. on Mn. v, 63
6. falling into (comp.) BhP
7. being deprived of (abl.) MBh
8. mistake, blundering in (comp.) Amar

≫skhalita

1. skhalita mfn. stumbling, tripping, unsteady (as a gait) MBh. Kāv. &c
2. dropping falling, dripping, trickling down Mālatīm
3. intoxicated, drunk W
4. stammering, faltering (speech) Kāv. Kathās
5. stopped, checked, obstructed, impeded, interrupted, frustrated, baffled Kāv. Pañcat. BhP
6. confounded, perplexed by (instr.) Śiś
7. incomplete, deficient (opp. to ulbaṇa) ŚāṅkhBr
8. erring, failing, blundering in (loc.) Śak
9. awkward about (loc.) VarBṛS
10. (am), n. the act of tripping, stumbling, staggering MBh. R. &c
11. mistake, error, failure, blunder, blundering in (loc. or comp.) ib
12. loss, deprivation Ratnâv
13. circumvention, stratagem (in war) L

⋙skhalitagati

1. ○gati mfn. having an unsteady gait, tottering, staggering VarBṛS

⋙skhalitavat

1. ○vat mfn. gone astray, deviated from (-tas), Śāntiś

⋙skhalitavīrya

1. ○vīrya mfn. one whose heroism has been frustrated or disappointed Ragh

⋙skhalitasubhagam

1. ○subhagam ind. dashing or leaping along pleasantly (over a rocky bed, said of a stream) Megh

skhuḍ

1. skhuḍ vḷ. for √sthuḍ, q.v

stak

1. stak cl. 1. P. stakati, to strike against Dhātup. xix, 20

stan

1. stan (cf. √2. tan), cl. 1. P. (Dhātup. xiii, 18) stanati (once in BhP. -stanase
2. in RV. 3. sg. stan and 2. Impv. stanihi
3. pf. tastāna, tastanuḥ Gr
4. aor. astānīt AV
5. fut. stanitā, ○niṣyati Gr.), to resound, reverberate, roar, thunder RV. &c. &c
6. to utter inarticulate sounds Vās.: Caus. stanáyati (aor. atiṣṭanat), id. (stanayati, 'it thunders') RV. &c. &c
7. crackle (as fire) AitBr.: Desid. tistaniṣati Gr.: Intens. taṃstanyate, taṃstanti ib. (2. sg. Impv. taṃstanīhi, abhi-ṣṭan). [Cf. Gk. ? ; Slav. [1257,] stenja ; Angl. Sax. stunian ; Germ. sto10hnen.]

≫stana

1. stána m. (or n. g. ardharcâdi ifc. ā or ī
2. derivation doubtful, but prob. connected with √stan, from the hollow resonance of the human breast), the female breast (either human or animal), teat, dug, udder RV. &c. &e
3. the nipple (of the female or the male breast) Suśr
4. a kind of pin or peg on a vessel shaped like a teat ŚBr

⋙stanakalaśa

1. ○kalaśa m. a jar-like breast Pañcat. Vās
2. N. of a bard (wṛ. ○lasa) Mudr

⋙stanakuḍmala

1. ○kuḍmala n. 'breast-bud', a woman's breast Hit

⋙stanakuṇḍa

1. ○kuṇḍa n. (sg. or pl.) N. of a Tīrtha MBh

⋙stanakumbha

1. ○kumbha m. = -kalaśa above Vās

⋙stanakesavatī

1. ○kesavatī f. having breasts and long hair, IndSt

⋙stanakoṭi

1. ○koṭi f. the nipple of the brṭbreast Ragh

⋙stanakoraka

1. ○koraka m. n. a budlike brṭbreast Gīt

⋙stanagraha

1. ○graha m. the sucking or drawing of the breast Kauś

⋙stanacūcuka

1. ○cūcuka n. the nipple of the brṭbreast Suśr

⋙stanataṭa

1. ○taṭa m. n. the projection of the female breast Kāv

⋙stanatyāga

1. ○tyāga m. 'leaving the mother's breast', weaning Malatīm

⋙stanadātrī

1. ○dātrī f. giving the breast, suckling Pañcar

⋙stanadveṣin

1. ○dveṣin mfn. rejecting the brṭbreast Suśr

⋙stanaṃdha

1. ○ṃ-dha mfn. = -ṃ-dhaya BrahmaP

⋙stanaṃdhama

1. ○ṃdhama mfn. Vop

⋙stanaṃdhaya

1. ○ṃ-dhaya mf(ī or ḻ. ā)n. sucking the breast
2. m. a suckling, infant Kāv. MantraBr. &c
3. m. a calf Śiś

⋙stanapa

1. ○pa mf(ā)n. drinking or sucking the breast
2. a suckling Jātakam

⋙stanapatana

1. ○patana n. flaccidity of the breast Bhartṛ

⋙stanapā

1. ○pā mfn. = -pa W

⋙stanapātṛ

1. ○pātṛ mfn. sucking the breast of (comp.) Pañcar.,

⋙stanapāna

1. ○pāna n. the drinking or sucking of the breast MBh. VarBṛS. &c

⋙stanapāyaka

1. ○pāyaka mfn. = -pa MW

⋙stanapāyika

1. ○pāyika m. pl., vḷ. for -poṣika MBh
2. (ā), f. a female child still unweaned L

⋙stanapāyin

1. ○pāyin mfn. = -pa, Kṛishṇaj

⋙stanapoṣika

1. ○poṣika m. pl. N. of a people (vḷ. -yoṣika &c.) MBh

⋙stanabāla

1. ○bāla m. pl. N. of a people ib. VP

⋙stanabhara

1. ○bhara m. 'breast-weight', a swelling bosom Ratnâv
2. a man with a breast like a woman's W

⋙stanabhava

1. ○bhava mfn. being on the breast MW
2. m. a partic. posture in sexual union L

⋙stanamaṇḍala

1. ○maṇḍala n. 'breast-orb', = -taṭa Dhūrtas

⋙stanamadhya

1. ○madhya m. a nipple MW
2. n. the space between the breast Vikr

⋙stanamukha

1. ○mukha m. (?) n. a nipple L

⋙stanamūla

1. ○mūla n. '√of the breast', the lower part of the female breast Suśr

⋙stanayodhika

1. ○yodhika (VP.) or (MBh.), m. pl. N. of a people (vḷ. -poṣika). [Page 1257, Column]

⋙stanayoṣika

1. ○yoṣika (MBh.), m. pl. N. of a people (vḷ. -poṣika). [Page 1257, Column]

⋙stanaroga

1. ○roga m. a disease of the female breast Cat

⋙stanarohita

1. ○rohita m. n. a partic. part of the female breast Suśr

⋙stanavatī

1. ○vatī f. possessing teats TāṇḍyaBr
2. a woman Harav

⋙stanavṛnta

1. ○vṛnta n. 'breast-stalk', a nipple L

⋙stanavepathu

1. ○vepathu m. the heaving of the breast Śak

⋙stanaśikhā

1. ○śikhā f. 'breast-point', a nipple L

⋙stanāṃśuka

1. stanâṃśuka n. a cloth covering the bosom Vikr

⋙stanāgra

1. stanâgra n. = ○naśikhā L

⋙stanāṅgarāga

1. stanâṅga-rāga m. pigment on a woman's breast MW

⋙stanāntara

1. stanântara n. the space between the breasts, centre of the chest (of men and women) Kāv. Suśr
2. the heart (as between the breast) W
3. a mark on the breast (indicating future widowhood) ib

⋙stanābhuj

1. stanā-bhúj (in Padap. stana-bh○), mfn. enjoying the udder (said of calves) RV

⋙stanābhuja

1. stanābhuja mfn. feeding or nourishing with the udder (said of cows) MW

⋙stanābhoga

1. stanâbhoga m. fulness of the breast Prab
2. the curve or orb of the breast, a man with projecting brṭbreast (like a woman's) W

⋙stanāvaraṇa

1. stanâvaraṇa n. a breast-cloth (-tā f.) Kāv

⋙stanottarīya

1. stanôttarīya n. id. ib

⋙stanopapīḍam

1. stanôpapīḍam ind. p. pressing the breast Sāh

≫stanatha

1. stanátha m. roar (of a lion) RV
2. thunder MW

≫stanathu

1. stanáthu m. roar (of a lion) AV

≫stanana

1. stanana n. the sound of a hollow cough Car
2. sounding, sound, noise L
3. the rumbling of clouds ib
4. = kunthana, kunthita ib
5. groaning, breathing hard W

≫stanayadama

1. stanáyad-ama mfn. (cf. 1. ama) having a roaring onset (said of the Maruts) RV

≫stanayitnu

1. stanayitnú m. (sg. or pl.) thunder (pl. personified as children of Vidyota, 'Lightning') RV. AV. VS. &c
2. a thunder-cloud Kāv. BhP
3. lightning L
4. sickness ib
5. death ib
6. a kind of grass (= mustaka) MW

⋙stanayitnughoṣa

1. ○ghoṣa mfn. loud as thunder MW

⋙stanayitnumat

1. ○mat or (wṛ.)

⋙stanayitnuvat

1. ○vat mfn. connected with thunder MBh

⋙stanayitnusani

1. ○sáni mfn. bringing thunder TS. MaitrS

≫stanasyu

1. stanasyú mfn. sucking the breast, a suckling AV

≫stanita

1. stanita mfn. thundering, sounding MBh
2. n. (ifc. f. ā) thunder Kauś. Mn. MBh. &c
3. loud groaning Hariv
4. the sound of a vibrating bowstring BhP
5. the noise of clapping the hands L

⋙stanitakumāra

1. ○kumāra m. pl. (with Jainas) a partic. class of gods L

⋙stanitaphala

1. ○phala m. Asteracantha Longifolia L

⋙stanitavimukha

1. ○vimukha mfn. refraining from thunder Megh

⋙stanitasamaya

1. ○samaya m. the time of thundering ib

⋙stanitasubhagam

1. ○subhagam ind. with pleasant rumbling sounds Megh

≫stanin

1. stanín mfn. having a breast or udder MaitrS
2. (said of a horse having a partic. deformity) L

≫stanya

1. stanya mfn. contained in the female breast RV. Sch
2. n. (once m.) milk MBh. Suśr. Kāv. &c

⋙stanyatyāga

1. ○tyāga m. ceasing to drink a mother's milk, the being weaned Kāv
2. -mātraka (with vayas), n. the period immediately after weaning Uttarar

⋙stanyada

1. ○da mfn. producing (good) milk Bhpr

⋙stanyadāna

1. ○dāna n. the giving of milk from the breast HPariś

⋙stanyapa

1. ○pa mfn. drinking milk from the breast, a suckling Suśr

⋙stanyapāna

1. ○pāna n. the drinking of milk from the breast, the period of early infancy Kāv

⋙stanyapāyin

1. ○pāyin or mfn. sucking milk from the breast, unweaned MW

⋙stanyabhuj

1. ○bhuj mfn. sucking milk from the breast, unweaned MW

⋙stanyaroga

1. ○roga m. sickness caused by unhealthy mother's milk Bhpr

⋙stanyāvataraṇa

1. stanyâvataraṇa n. the inspissation of milk Suśr

stanutṛ

1. stanutṛ (?) TPrāt

stabaka

1. stabaka m. (accord. to L. also n
2. ifc. f. ā
3. also written stavaka
4. prob. connected with stamba, stambaka) a cluster of blossoms, bunch of flowers, nosegay, tuft MBh. R. &c
5. a feather of a peacock's tail BhP
6. a tassel Hariv
7. a quantity, multitude L
8. a chapter or section (in such books as contain in their titles the words, latā, latikā, mañjarī &c.)

⋙stabakakanda

1. ○kanda m. a partic. bulbous plant L

⋙stabakaphala

1. ○phala m. a partic. fruit-tree L

⋙stabakasaṃnibha

1. ○saṃnibha mfn. resembling (clusters of) blossoms R

⋙stabakācita

1. stabakâcita mfn. covered with blossoms, in blossom MW

≫stabakaya

1. stabakaya Nom. P. ○yati, to provide with (clusters of) blossoms Hcar. Kād

≫stabakita

1. stabakita mfn. (g. tārakâdi) full of blossoms Vās

stabdha

1. stabdha &c. See p. 1258, col. 1

stabha

1. stabha m. a goat or ram (cf. stubha) L

stam

1. stam See √1. sam, p. 1152, col. 1

stamba

1. stambá m. (prob. phonetic variation of stambha) a clump or tuft of grass, any clump or bunch or cluster AV. &c. &c
2. a sheaf of corn L. a bush, thicket L. [Page 1258, Column]
3. a shrub or plant having no decided stem (such as the Jhiṇṭī or Barleria) L
4. the post to which an elephant is tied (wrongly inferred from stambe-rama, q.v.) L
5. a mountain L
6. N. of various men Hariv. Pur
7. n. (in these senses prob. wṛ. for stambha, m.) a post, pillar in general W
8. stupidity, insensibility W

⋙stambakari

1. ○kari mfn. forming clumps or bunches Hcar
2. m. corn, rice L. -tā f. formation of abundant sheaves or clusters of rice Mudr

⋙stambakāra

1. ○kāra mf(ī)n. making a clump, forming a cluster W

⋙stambaghana

1. ○ghana m. 'clump-destroyer', a small hoe for weeding or eradicating clumps of grass, a sickle for cutting corn &c. L

⋙stambaghāta

1. ○ghāta m. cutting grass &c. L

⋙stambaghna

1. ○ghna mf(ī)n. clump-destroying, weed-destroying Bhaṭṭ
2. m. = -ghana L

⋙stambaja

1. ○já mfn. (prob.) bunchy, tufty, shaggy AV

⋙stambapur

1. ○pur f. N. of the city Tāmalipta (q.v.) L

⋙stambamitra

1. ○mitra m. (cf. stambham○) N. of a son of Jaritā MBh
2. (with śārṅga) of the author of RV. x, 142, 7 ; 8 Anukr

⋙stambayajus

1. ○yajus n. N. of a partic. formula and religious observance on removing clumps of grass ŚrS

⋙stambavatī

1. ○vatī f. N. of a woman Hariv

⋙stambavana

1. ○vana m. N. of a man ib

⋙stambaśas

1. ○śás ind. by clumps or tufts TBr

⋙stambahanana

1. ○hanana n. and = -ghana L

⋙stambahananī

1. ○hananī f. = -ghana L

≫stambaka

1. stambaka m. a clump, bunch, tuft MBh

≫stambakāya

1. stambakāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to become a bunch of flowers &c. Harav

≫stambakita

1. stambakita vḷ. for stabakita g. tārakâdi

≫stambin

1. stambín mfn. clumpy, tufty, bunchy, bushy, shaggy MaitrS

≫stamberama

1. stambe-rama m. (fr. loc. of stamba + r○) 'delighting in clumps of high grass', an elephant Kāv

⋙stamberamāsura

1. stamberamâsura m. N. of an Asura (= gajâsura) Bālar

stambh

1. stambh or stabh (connected with √skambh, q.v
2. in native lists written stanbh), cl. 5. 9. P. (Dhātup. xxxi, 7) stabhnóti, stabhnā́ti (cf. Pāṇ. 3-1, 82), or cl. 1. Ā. (x, 26) stámbhate (pr. p. also stambhat Hariv., stabhamāna q.v. AitĀr
3. pf. tastámbha, ○mbhat, tastabhúḥ, p. tastabhvás, ○vānd RV
4. tastabhāná, tastambhe MBh
5. aor. ástambhīt
6. astāmpsīt TBr
7. astabhat Gr
8. fut. stambhitā, ○bhiṣyati ib
9. inf. stabdhum Kathās
10. ind. p. stabdhvā́ AV. &c
11. stambhitvā MBh
12. -stábhya and -stambham Br.), to fix firmly, support, sustain, prop (esp. the heavens) RV. AV. Br
13. to support or hold up by contact with, reach up to (acc.) MBh. Hariv
14. to stop, stop up, arrest, make stiff or immovable, paralyze RV. &c. &c
15. (Ā.) to rest or lean on (loc.) Hcar
16. to become stiff or immovable Bhaṭṭ
17. to become solid MBh. xii, 6807: Pass. stabhyate (aor. astambhi), to be firmly fixed or supported or propped &c. MBh. Kāv. &c.: Caus. stabhāyáti, to make firm, support RV
18. to stop, arrest ib
19. stambhayati, ○te (aor. atastambhat), to fix, establish, erect MBh. Kāv. &c
20. to make stiff or rigid, paralyze Suśr
21. to make solid ib
22. to stop, arrest (also by magic), suppress, check, restrain ib.: Desid. tistambhiṣati Gr.: Intens. tāstabhyate ib. [Cf. Gk. ? ; Lith. stambras, [1258,] stimbras ; Germ. stampfôn, stampfen ; Eng. stamp, stump.)

≫stabdha

1. stabdha mfn. firmly fixed, supported, propped &c
2. reaching up to (loe.) ŚvetUp. MBh
3. stiff, rigid, immovable, paralyzed, senseless, dull (am ind.) MBh. Kāv. &c
4. solidified (as water) Hariv
5. puffed up, proud, arrogant ChUp. Bhag. &c
6. tardy, slack, slow (?) VarBṛS
7. obstinate, stubborn, hard-hearted MW
8. coarse ib

⋙stabdhakarṇa

1. ○karṇa m. 'stiff-eared', N. of an antelope, Harlv
2. of a lion Hit
3. -śirodhara mfn. holding the ears and the neck stiff MBh

⋙stabdhagātra

1. ○gātra mfn. holding the limbs stiff Buddh

⋙stabdhatā

1. ○tā f. fixedness, rigidity, stiffness (of the membrum virile) Car
2. pretentiousness, arrogance MBh. Kām

⋙stabdhatoya

1. ○toya mfn. (a river) whose water has solidified Hariv

⋙stabdhatva

1. ○tva n. stiffness (of the navel &c.), ŚārṅgS
2. haughtiness, arrogance Kathās

⋙stabdhadṛṣṭi

1. ○dṛṣṭi mfn. having motionless (i.e. unwinking) eyes Pañcat

⋙stabdhanayana

1. ○nayana mfn. id. MBh

⋙stabdhapāda

1. ○pāda mfn. one who has paralyzed legs, stiff-legged, lame (-tā f.) Suśr

⋙stabdhapūrṇakoṣṭha

1. ○pūrṇa-koṣṭha mfn. one who has a swollen or full abdomen (-tā f.) ib

⋙stabdhabāhu

1. ○bāhu mfn. stiff-armed Kathās

⋙stabdhamati

1. ○mati mfn. dull-minded MārkP

⋙stabdhamedhra

1. ○medhra mfn. one whose sexual organ has become stiff (-tā f.) Suśr

⋙stabdharomakūpa

1. ○roma-kūpa mfn. one who has the pores of the skin stopped up (-tā f.), lb

⋙stabdharomana

1. ○romana m. 'stiff-haired', a boar, hog L

⋙stabdhalocana

1. ○locana mfn. having fixed or unwinking eyes (said of the gods) MBh

⋙stabdhavapus

1. ○vapus mfn. one whose body is benumbed or paralyzed HPariś. [Page 1258, Column]

⋙stabdhaśrotra

1. ○śrotra mfn. stiff-eared Rājat

⋙stabdhasakthi

1. ○sakthi mfn. stiff-thighed, lame (-tā f.) Suśr

⋙stabdhasambhāra

1. ○sambhāra (?), m. a Rākshasa L

⋙stabdhahanu

1. ○hanu mfn. having stiff or immovable jaws Suśr

⋙stabdhākṣa

1. stabdhâkṣa mfn. = stabdha-dṛṣṭi Hariv

⋙stabdhoda

1. stabdhôda mfn. = stabdha-toya ib

⋙stabdhordhvakarṇa

1. stabdhôrdhva-karṇa mfn. having the tips of the ears stiff or immovable BhP

≫stabdhi

1. stabdhi f. fixedness, hardness, rigidity, firmness, immobility, stupor, numbness, obstinacy MW

≫stabdhī

1. stabdhī in comp. for stabdha

⋙stabdhīkaraṇa

1. ○karaṇa n. stiffening, making rigid, paralyzing W

⋙stabdhīkṛ

1. ○√kṛ p. -karoti (ind. p. -kṛtya), to make stiff or rigid Hit

⋙stabdhībhāva

1. ○bhāva m. the becoming stiffened or rigid, torpidity Vedântas

≫stabhamāna

1. stabhamāna mfn. making one's self stiff, behaving arrogantly, assuming an air of authority AitĀr

≫stabhi

1. stabhi m. rigidity L

≫stabhita

1. stabhitá mfn. fixed, established, supported RV. AV

≫stabhu

1. stabhu ( See next)

≫stabhūya

1. stabhūya (fr. prec.), Nom. P. Ā. ○yáti, ○yáte (only in pr. p. stabhūyát and ○yámāna), to stand firm RV

≫stambha

1. stambha m. (ifc. f. ā) a post, pillar, column, stem (as of a tree
2. also improperly applied to an arm) Kāṭh. GṛŚrS. MBh. &c
3. support, propping, strengthening Bhartṛ
4. inflation, pretentiousness, arrogance MBh. R. &c
5. fixedness, stiffness, rigidity, torpor, paralysis, stupefaction MBh. Kāv. &c
6. becoming hard or solid Rājat
7. stoppage, obstruction, suppression (also the magical arresting of any feeling or force, as of hunger, thirst, or of the forces of water, fire &c. as taught in the Tantras) Kāv. Suśr. Pañcar
8. filling up, stuffing R
9. N. of a partic. Adhyāya Pat. on Pāṇ. 5-2, 60 Vārtt. 1
10. of a Ṛishi &c. VP. (cf. g. kuñjâdi and śaunakâdi)

⋙stambhakara

1. ○kara mfn. (prob.) causing obstruction, hindering, impeding (in puṇya-st○, q.v.), causing stiffness, paralyzing MW
2. m. a fence, railing W

⋙stambhakāraṇa

1. ○kāraṇa n. cause of obstruction or impediment MW

⋙stambhatā

1. ○tā f. stiffness, paralysis Sāh

⋙stambhatīrtha

1. ○tīrtha n. N. of a place Pañcat

⋙stambhapūjā

1. ○pūjā f. worship of the posts (of the temporary pavilions erected for marriages or other festive occasions) MW

⋙stambhabhañjaka

1. ○bhañjaka m. 'pillar-breaker', N. of an elephant Mṛicch

⋙stambhamitra

1. ○mitra m. N. of a Ṛishi (= stamba-m○), IndSt

⋙stambhavatī

1. ○vatī f. N. of a city Siṃhâs

⋙stambhotkīrṇa

1. stambhôtkīrṇa mfn. carved out of a wooden post (as a statue) MW

≫stambhaka

1. stambhaka mfn. stopping, arresting R
2. styptic, astringent SārṅgS
3. m. (prob.) a post, pillar, Mahāvy
4. N. of one of Śiva's attendants Kathās
5. (akī), f. N. of a goddess Kālac
6. (ikā), f. the leg of a chair Nalac

≫stambhakin

1. stambhakin m. a kind of musical instrument covered with leather L

≫stambhana

1. stambhana mf(ī)n. stiffening, making rigid or immovable, paralyzing Kāv. HPariś
2. stopping, arresting, checking, restraining MBh. R
3. styptic, astringent Suśr
4. m. 'paralyzer', N. of one of the five arrows of Kāma-deva Cat
5. (ī), f. a kind of magic Divyâv
6. n. the act of turning into a pillar ( See rambhā-st○)
7. strengthening, supporting Kāv. Pañcar
8. becoming stiff or rigid Suśr
9. making stiff or rigid, paralysing Vās. Bālar
10. a means of making stiff or rigid Hcat
11. stopping, arresting (also by magical means) MBh. VP
12. stopping flow of blood &c
13. a styptic or astringent Car
14. a partic. magical art or faculty ( See under stambha and cf. jala-stambhana)

⋙stambhanaprakāra

1. ○prakāra m. N. of a medic. wark

⋙stambhanādividhi

1. stambhanâdi-vidhi m. N. of a Mantra

≫stambhanaka

1. stambhanaka mf(ikā)n. making solid, solidifying HPariś

≫stambhanīya

1. stambhanīya mfn. to be fixed or stopped or checked (its a-st○) MBh
2. to be treated with styptics Car

≫stambhi

1. stambhi m. the sea L

≫stambhita

1. stambhita mfn. (fr. Caus.) fixed, established, supported Hariv
2. stiffened, benumbed, paralyzed Kathās
3. stopped, brought to a standstill, suppressed, restrained MBh. Kāv. &c
4. (ifc.) stuffed or filled with Lalit

⋙stambhitatva

1. ○tva n. the being checked or impeded (in sarva-loka-bhayâst○)

⋙stambhitabāṣpavṛtti

1. ○bāṣpa-vṛtti mfn. suppressing the flow of tears MW

⋙stambhitarambha

1. ○rambha n. N. of a Troṭaka (cf. rambhā-stambhana) Sāh

⋙stambhitāśru

1. stambhitâśru mfn. one who has suppressed his tears ib

≫stambhin

1. stambhin mfn. provided with pillars or columns, Pracaṇḍ
2. supporting MW
3. puffed up, arrogant MBh. [Page 1258, Column]
4. stopping, restraining MW
5. m. the sea L
6. (inī), f. N. of one of the five Dhāraṇās or elements (= the earth
7. cf. bhramaṇī) Cat

≫stambhībhū

1. stambhī-√bhū P. -bhavati, to become a post Hit

≫stambhīya

1. stambhīya mfn. (said of a partic. Adhyāya) Pat. on Pāṇ. 5-2, 60 Vārtt. 1

≫stāmbhāyana

1. stāmbhāyana m. patr. fr. stambha g. naḍâdi

≫stāmbhin

1. stāmbhin m. pl. the disciples of Stambha, g. śaunakâdi

stara

1. stara staraṇa, stariman &c. See p. 1260, col. 1

starī

1. starī́ f. (nom. ī́s acc. yám
2. pl. yás) a barren cow, heifer RV
3. (with rā́tri) a night passed in vain TS
4. smoke, vapour L. [Cf. Gk. ? ; Lat. [1258,] sterilis ; Goth. staira ; Germ. ste10r, ste10ro ; ṣtā0rke.]

≫starīkṛ

1. starī-√kṛ P. -karoti, to render fruitless Kāṭh

stava

1. stava m. or n. a partic. substance Divyâv

⋙stavakarṇikā

1. ○karṇikā f. a lac-earring (?) ib

⋙stavakarṇin

1. ○karṇin m. N. of Deva-trāta ib

stava

1. stava stavaka &c. See p. 1259, col. 1

stavat

1. stavát mfn. (only in nom. sg. stavā́n
2. always applied to Indra and accord. to Sāy. RV. vi, 24, 8 = stūyamāna, 'being praised'
3. accord. to others = stavas = tavas, fr. √stu for √1. tu, and meaning 'strong, powerful'
4. others give it the sense, thundering', fr. √stan) RV

stavaraka

1. stavaraka m. a fence, railing (perh. wṛ. for āvaraka, or stambha-kara) L

stāgha

1. stāgha mfn. shallow ( See a-stāgha)

stāman

1. stāmán m. (of unknown meaning
2. accord. to some wṛ. for srāman accord. to others for sthāman) AV. v, 13, 5

stāmu

1. stāmú mfn. (doubtful
2. accord. to Sāy. = stotṛ
3. accord. to others 'roaring, thundering', fr. √stan, cf. stavat) RV. vii, 20, 3

stāyat

1. stāyát ○yú, See √stai, p. 1260

sti

1. stí m. (only in acc. pl. stī́n
2. fr. √1. as, cf. úpa-sti, abhí- and pári-ṣṭi) a dependent, vassal RV

⋙stipā

1. ○pā́ mfn. protecting dependents ib

stigh

1. stigh cl. 5. P. stighnoti (accord. to Dhātup. xxvii, 18 Ā. stighnute
2. Pot. stighnuyāt inf. -stígham
3. Gr. also pf. tiṣṭige
4. aor. asteghiṣṭa
5. fut. steghitā, ○ghiṣyate
6. inf. steghitum), to step, stride, step up, mount (esp. in ati-√stigh, 'to step over, overstep', and in pra-√stigh, 'to step up, rise up &c.') MaitrS.: Desid. tiṣṭighiṣati (in ati-tiṣṭíghiṣan, 'wishing to ascend') ib. [Cf. Gk. ? ; Slav. stignati ; [1258,] Goth. steigan ; Germ. stîgan, steigen ; Eng. sty.]

stip

1. stip (cf. step), cl. 1. Ā. stepate, to ooze, drip, drop Dhātup. x, 3

stipā

1. sti-pā́ See above under stí

stibhi

1. stibhi m. a clump, bunch, tuft (cf. stabaka, stamba) KātyŚr
2. the sea Uṇ. iv, 121 Sch
3. an obstacle, obstruction (cf. stambha) L

⋙stibhivat

1. ○vat mfn. = phala-vat ĀpŚr. (Sch.)

≫stibhinī

1. stibhinī f. a clump, tuft &c. = stibhi Sch. on KātyŚr

≫stimbhi

1. stimbhi m. = stibhi L

stim

1. stim or stīm (cf. √tim), cl. 4. P. stimyati or stīmyati, to be or become wet or moist Dhātup. xxvi, 17
2. to become fixed or immovable ( See next)

≫stimita

1. stimita mfn. wet, moist Naish. Caurap
2. fixed, motionless (cf. stambhita) MBh. Kāv. &c
3. still, calm, tranquil, soft, gentle (am ind.) ib
4. pleased MW
5. n. moisture ib
6. stillness, motionless MBh

⋙stimitajava

1. ○java mfn. advancing slowly or softly Ragh

⋙stimitatā

1. ○tā f. (Kād.),

⋙stimitatva

1. ○tva n. (Mālatīm.) steadiness, fixedness, stillness, absence of motion

⋙stimitanayana

1. ○nayana mfn. having the eyes intently fixed (cf. stabdhadṛṣṭi) Megh

⋙stimitapravāha

1. ○pravāha m. flowing gently along Ragh

⋙stimitavāyu

1. ○vāyu m. still air MW

⋙stimitasamādhiśuci

1. ○samādhi-śuci mfn. pure through intense meditation Kir

⋙stimitasthita

1. ○sthita mfn. standing still or motionless Kathās

⋙stimitāyatākṣa

1. stimitâyatâkṣa mfn. keeping (his) large eyes intently fixed MW

≫stimitaya

1. stimitaya Nom. P. ○yati, to make motionless or still Kpr. [Page 1259, Column]

≫stīma

1. stīmá mf(ā́) n. (accord. to some fr. √styai) sluggish, slow AV

≫stema

1. stema m. = tema, wetness, moisture L

≫staimitya

1. staimitya n. (fr. stimita) fixedness, rigidity, immobility, numbness Kāv. Suśr

stiyā

1. stiyā f. stagnant water. See under √styai, p. 1260, col. 3

stire

1. stire See √1. stṛ, p. 1260, col. 1

stīm

1. stīm See √stim, p. 1258, col. 3

≫stīmita

1. stīmita mfn. moist &c. L. ( See stimita)

stīrṇa

1. stīrṇa &c. See p. 1260, col. 2

stīrvi

1. stīrvi m. (said to be fr. √1. stṛ, only L.) an officiating priest (esp. an Adhvaryu, q.v.)
2. a kind of grass
3. the sky, atmosphere
4. water
5. blood
6. the body
7. fear
8. N. of Indra

stu

1. stu cl. 2. P. Ā. (Dhātup. xxiv, 34
2. Pāṇ. 7-3, 95) staúti or staviiti, stute or stuviite (in RV. also stávate, 3. sg. stave with pass. sense, 1. 3. sg. stuṣé Impv. stoṣi, p. mostly with pass. sense stuvāná, stávāna or stavāná, stávamāna
3. in BhP. stunvanti, in Up. p. stunvāna
4. pf. tuṣṭāva, tuṣṭuvús, tuṣṭuvé RV. &c. &c
5. aor. astāviit or astauṣīt Br. &c
6. stoṣat, stoṣāṇi RV
7. ástoṣṭa ib. &c
8. Prec. stūyāt Gr
9. fut. stavitā or stotā Vop
10. fut. staviṣyáti, ○te RV
11. stoṣyati, ○te Br. &c
12. Cond. astoṣyat Bhaṭṭ
13. inf. stotum ib. &c
14. stavitum Vop
15. stótave, stavádhyai RV
16. ind. p. stutvā́ AV. &c
17. -stútya Br. &c
18. -stūya MBh. &c.), to praise, laud, eulogize, extol, celebrate in song or hymns (in ritual, 'to chant', with loc. of the text from which the Sāman comes) RV. &c. &c.: Pass. stūyáte (aor. astāvi), to be praised or celebrated
19. [st�AyamAna] mfn. being praised ib.: Caus. [st�Avayati] (aor. atuṣṭavat RV
20. ○ṭuvat JaimBr.), to praise, celebrate
21. (stāvayate), to cause to praise or celebrate BhP.: Desid. tuṣṭūṣati, ○te (p.p. tuṣṭūṣita), to wish to celebrate Śaṃk.: Intens. toṣṭūyate, toṣṭoti Gr

≫stava

1. stáva m. (for 1. See p. 1258, col. 3) praise, eulogy, song of praise, hymn, panegyric RV. &c. &c

⋙stavacintāmaṇi

1. ○cintāmaṇi m

⋙stavadaṇḍaka

1. ○daṇḍaka m. or n

⋙stavamālā

1. ○mālā f. N. of wks

⋙stavarāja

1. ○rāja m. 'chief of hymns', a partic. mystical prayer or incantation (also as N. of wk.)

⋙stavāmṛtalaharī

1. stavâmṛta-laharī f. N. of wk

⋙stavārha

1. stavârha m. 'worthy of praise', N. of a Pratyeka-buddhi Divyâv

⋙stavāvali

1. stavâvali f. N. of various collections of hymns or panegyrics

≫stavaka

1. stavaka m. praise, eulogium L
2. a panegyrist, praiser W

≫stavat

1. stavát (nom. sg. stavā́n). See p. 1258, col. 3

≫stavatha

1. stavátha m. praise RV

≫stavadhyai

1. stavádhyai See above under root

≫stavana

1. stavana n. praising, praise Lāṭy. BhP
2. pl. songs of praise BhP

≫stavanīya

1. stavanīya mfn. to be praised, praiseworthy Vop

≫stavanya

1. stavanyá mfn. id. Suparṇ

≫stavamāna

1. stavamāna

⋙stavāna

1. stavāna See root

≫stavi

1. stavi m. = udgātṛ, a chanter L

≫stavitavya

1. stavitavya mfn. to be praised &c. MW

≫stavitṛ

1. stavitṛ́ m. a praiser, singer MaitrS

≫staveyya

1. staveyya m. N. of Indra L

≫stavya

1. stavya mfn. to be praised, praiseworthy, glorious MBh. Hariv. &c

≫stāva

1. stāva m. praise, eulogy Inscr
2. a praiser MW
3. (ā́), f. N. of an Apsaras VS

≫stāvaka

1. stāvaka mfn. praising, extolling Sāy. (-tva n. Kull.)
2. m. a praiser, panegyrist BhP. Sarvad

≫stāvya

1. stāvya mfn. to be praised or celebrated Pāṇ. 3-1, 123

≫stu

1. stu See su-ṣṭú p. 1238, col. 1

≫stut

1. stút (ifc.) praising, celebrating ( See indra-, chandaḥ-, deva-stut &c.)
2. f. a hymn of praise RV

≫stuta

1. stutá mfn. (for 2. See col. 3) praised, eulogized, hymned, glorified, celebrated RV. &c. &c
2. recited with praise (as a hymn) ŚāṅkhŚr
3. m. N. of Śiva MBh
4. n. praise, eulogy RV. Br. ChUp
5. (in ritual) = stotra TS

⋙stutavat

1. ○vat mfn. having received praise, praised, celebrated Hariv

⋙stutaśastra

1. ○śastrá n. du. Stotra and Śastra TS. Br. &c
2. -vat mfn. joined or connected with Stotra and ŚṭŚastra ĀpŚr

⋙stutastoma

1. ○stoma (stutá-), mfn. one whose praise has been sung, hymned, glorified VS

⋙stutasvāmikṣetra

1. ○svāmi-kṣetra n. N. of a sacred place Cat

≫stuti

1. stutí f. (instr. once in Hariv. stutinā, with vḷ. stutibhiḥ) praise, eulogy, panegyric, commendation, adulation RV. &c. &c
2. N. of Durgā, DeviiP
3. of Vishṇu MBh. [Page 1259, Column]
4. of the wife of Pratihartṛi BhP

⋙stutikusumāñjali

1. ○kusumâñjali m. 'handful of flowers', N. of a poem in praise of Śiva

⋙stutigītaka

1. ○gītaka n. a song of praise, panegyric Kathās

⋙stuticandrikā

1. ○candrikā f

⋙stutiṭīkā

1. ○ṭīkā f. N. of wks

⋙stutipada

1. ○pada n. an object of praise Subh

⋙stutipāṭhaka

1. ○pāṭhaka m. 'praise-reciter, a panegyrist, bard, herald (esp. of a prince, = 1. bandin) Pañcar

⋙stutipriya

1. ○priya mfn. fond of praise MW

⋙stutibrāhmaṇa

1. ○brāhmaṇa N. of wk. (or of a man) Buddh

⋙stutibhāga

1. ○bhāga m. N. of wk

⋙stutimaṅgala

1. ○maṅgala n. pl. praises and benedictions Hariv

⋙stutimat

1. ○mat mfn. possessing or knowing hymns of praise ib

⋙stutimantra

1. ○mantra m. a song or hymn of prṭpraise VarYogay

⋙stutivacana

1. ○vacana n. (Pañcat.),

⋙stutivacas

1. ○vacas n. (Śiś.),

⋙stutivāda

1. ○vāda m. (MW.) laudatory speech, eulogy

⋙stutivrata

1. ○vrata m. 'one whose duty is prṭpraise', a bard &c. (cf. -pāṭhaka) L

⋙stutiśabda

1. ○śabda m. a word of praise R

⋙stutiśastra

1. ○śastra wṛ. for stuta-ś○ (q.v.)

⋙stutiśīla

1. ○śīla mfn. skilful in praise (vḷ. śruti-ś○) R

⋙stutisāra

1. ○sāra m

⋙stutisūktimālā

1. ○sū7kti-mālā f. N. of wks

≫stutya

1. stutya mfn. to be praised, laudable, praiseworthy MBh. R. &c
2. (ā), f. a partic. fragrant bark L
3. alum-slate L

⋙stutyatva

1. ○tva n. praise worthiness Sāy

⋙stutyavrata

1. ○vrata m. N. of a son of Hiraṇya-retas and the Varsha ruled by him BhP

≫stuvat

1. stuvát mfn. (pr. p.) praising &c
2. m. a praiser, worshipper RV

≫stuvāna

1. stuvāna mfn. praising (Sāy. 'being praised') √, col. 1

≫stuvi

1. stuvi m. a praiser, worshipper L
2. a sacrifice L

≫stuṣeyya

1. stuṣéyya mfn. (wṛ. stuveya and stuṣepya) praiseworthy, excellent RV

≫stotavya

1. stotavya mfn. to be praised or celebrated MaitrUp. MBh

≫stotṛ

1. stotṛ́ mfn. praising, worshipping RV. AV
2. m. N. of Vishṇu MBh

≫stotra

1. stotrá n. praise, eulogium, a hymn of praise, ode RV. &c. &c
2. (in ritual) N. of the texts or verses which are sung (in contradistinction to the Śastras q.v. which are recited) TS. Br. ŚrS

⋙stotrakārin

1. ○kārin mfn. reciting a Stotra Jaim

⋙stotrajāla

1. ○jāla n

⋙stotrapāṭha

1. ○pāṭha m

⋙stotraprakaraṇa

1. ○prakaraṇa n

⋙stotrabhāṣya

1. ○bhāṣya n

⋙stotraratna

1. ○ratna n. N. of wks

⋙stotrarāja

1. ○rāja m. N. of a Śaiva (author or wk
2. cf. stava-rāja)

⋙stotravat

1. ○vat mfn. accompanied by Stotras Kāṭh. ŚāṅkhŚr

⋙stotravarga

1. ○varga m

⋙stotravyākhyā

1. ○vyākhyā f. N. of wks

⋙stotrasamīṣantī

1. ○samīṣantī f. a partic. Vishṭuti Lāṭy

⋙stotrādipāṭha

1. stotrâdi-pāṭha m. N. of work

⋙stotrārha

1. stotrârha mfn. worthy of praise MW

⋙stotrāvalī

1. stotrâvalī f. N. of wk

≫stotraya

1. stotraya Nom. P. ○yati, to celebrate with a hymn of praise Cat

≫stotriya

1. stotríya and mfn. relating or belonging or peculiar to a Stotra, SaṃhitUp

⋙stotrīya

1. stoḍtrīya mfn. relating or belonging or peculiar to a Stotra, SaṃhitUp
2. m. (scil. tṛca or pragātha) the first part of the Bahish-pavamāna Br. ŚrS
3. (ā), f. (scil. ṛc) a Stotra verse ib

≫stoma

1. stóma m. praise, eulogium, a hymn RV. AV. GṛS. Up. BhP
2. (in ritual) a typical form of chant (7 such forms are usually enumerated
3. but accord. to Lāṭy. Sch. the Stoma consists of 5 parts, viz. prastāva, udgītha, pratihāra, upadrava, and nidhana) TS. Br. ŚrS. ChUp
4. a Stoma day TS. PañcavBr
5. a sacrificer L
6. N. of partic. bricks ŚBr
7. a heap, collection, number, multitude, quantity, mass Kāv. Rājat
8. the letting of a dwelling Āpast. Sch
9. a measure of 10 Dhanv-antaras or of 96 inches L
10. n. (only L.) the head
11. riches, wealth
12. grain, corn
13. an iron-pointed stick or staff
14. mfn. crooked, bent L

⋙stomakṣāra

1. ○kṣāra m. soap L

⋙stomaciti

1. ○cití f. piling up the bricks called Stoma BhP

⋙stomataṣṭa

1. ○taṣṭa (stóma-), mfn. fashioned or formed into a hymn (or into the subject of a hymn), composed by poets RV

⋙stomapurogava

1. ○purogava (stóma-), mfn. having the Stoma as a leader or chief MaitrS

⋙stomapṛṣṭha

1. ○pṛṣṭha (stóma-), mf(ā)n. having Stoma and Pṛishṭhas VS. TS

⋙stomabhāga

1. ○bhāga (stóma-), mf(ā)n. one whose share is the Stoma AitBr
2. m. pl. N. of partic. verses (29 in number, which belong to the Soma sacrifice and are employed while laying the fifth layer of bricks) TS. VS. Br. ŚrS
3. (ā), f. pl. the bricks above mentioned TS. ŚBr
4. ○gika mf(ī)n. belonging to the Stoma-bhāga verses Vait

⋙stomamaya

1. ○máya mf(ī)n. consisting of StṭStoma ŚBr

⋙stomayoga

1. ○yoga m. N. of wk

⋙stomavardhana

1. ○várdhana mfn. augmenting (or delighting in) hymns of praise RV

⋙stomavāhas

1. ○vāhas (stóma-), mfn. offering or receiving praise RV

⋙stomavṛddhi

1. ○vṛddhi f. enhancement of the StṭStoma (cf. -vardhana)

⋙stomāyana

1. stomâyaná n. N. of partic. sacrificial animals ŚBr

≫stomaya

1. stomaya Nom. P. ○yati, to praise, laud, hymn Dhātup. xxxv, 69

≫stomīya

1. stomīya mfn. (ifc.) relating to a Stoma ŚBr

≫stomya

1. stómya mfn. id. PañcavBr
2. worthy of a hymn of praise, laudable RV. [Page 1259, Column]

⋙stauti

1. stauti m. (used as a N. for √1. stu, 'to praise') Śiś. xiv, 66

stu

1. stu (prob. invented to serve as a √for the words below), to be clotted or conglomerated
2. to trickle

≫stu

1. stu (= stúkā) in pṛthu-ṣṭu q.v

≫stuka

1. stúka m. (= next) in keśa-st○, q.v

≫stukā

1. stúkā f. a knot or tuft of hair or wool, thick curl of hair (esp. between the horns of a bull) RV. AV. ŚBr
2. (?)a hip, thigh (= jaghana) Nir. xi, 32

⋙stukāvin

1. ○vín mfn. having tufts of hair, shaggy RV

⋙stukāsargam

1. ○sárgam ind. after the form of a curl or knot of hair ŚBr

≫stukī

1. stukī f. (vḷ. for śukī) = sloka-ghṛta-dhārā BhP. (Sch.)

≫stuta

1. stuta mfn. (for 1. See col. 1) dripping, oozing (vḷ. sruta) L

≫stupa

1. stupá m. (cf. stūpa) a knot or tuft of hair &c. ( stúkā) VS. ŚBr

≫stūpa

1. stūpa &c. See p. 1260, col. 1

≫stoka

1. stoká m. (accord. to some for skota fr. √ścut
2. Nir. ii, 1) a drop (of water &c.) RV. AV. Br. ŚrS. BhP
3. a spark ( See agni-st○)
4. the Cātaka bird L
5. mf(ā)n. little, small, short (ibc. and am ind. 'a little, slightly, gradually'
6. bahutaram-stokam, 'more-than'
7. stokena na, 'not in the least'
8. stokena and stokāt in comp. with a p.p. = 'hardly', 'with some difficulty', 'only just', 'a little while ago' [Pāṇ. 2-1, 39 ; 3, 3]) MBh. Kāv. &c

⋙stokakāya

1. ○kāya mfn. 'little-bodied', diminutive W

⋙stokatamas

1. ○tamas mfn. a little dark, Pracaṇḍ

⋙stokatā

1. ○tā f. (Uttamac.),

⋙stokatva

1. ○tva n. (Campak.) littleness, insignificance

⋙stokanamra

1. ○namra mf(ā)n. a little bent down, slightly depressed Megh

⋙stokapāṇḍura

1. ○pāṇḍura mfn. a little pale BhP

⋙stokaśas

1. ○śas ind. drop by drop, sparingly AitĀr

⋙stokāyus

1. stokâyus mfn. short-lived BhP

⋙stokāvaśeṣprāṇa

1. stokâvaśeṣprâṇa mfn. id. (lit. 'having little breath left') Rājat

⋙stokonmiṣat

1. stokônmiṣat mfn. feebly flickering ib

≫stokaka

1. stokaka m. the Cātaka bird MBh. R. &c
2. a kind of poison (= vatsa-nābha) L

≫stokīya

1. stokīya or mf(ā)n. relating to or connected with drops (applied to the oblations of ghee and the verses employed while drops of it are falling) Br. ŚrS

⋙stokya

1. stókya mf(ā)n. relating to or connected with drops (applied to the oblations of ghee and the verses employed while drops of it are falling) Br. ŚrS

stuka

1. stuka = toka, a child or young animal TĀr

stuc

1. stuc cl. 1. Ā. stocate, to be bright or propitious (prasāde) Dhātup. vi, 15

stunaka

1. stunaka m. (cf. stubha) a goat L

stubh

1. stubh (connected with √1. stu and stumbh), cl. 1. P. (Naigh. iii, 14) stóbhati (only in pres. base
2. 3. sg. stobdhi JaimBr
3. p. Ā. -stubhāna RV
4. Gr. also pf. tuṣṭubhe
5. fut. stobhitā &c.), to utter a joyful sound, hum, make a succession of exclamations, shout (esp. applied to the chanted interjections in a Sāman) RV. Br. Lāṭy
6. cl. 1. Ā. stobhate, to pause, stop, cause to stop, paralyze &c. (stambhe) Dhātup. x, 34: Caus. stobhayati (aor. atuṣṭubhat), to praise in successive exclamations, celebrate RV. [Cf. Eng. stop.]

≫stubdha

1. stubdha mfn. chanted, praised, hymned Br

≫stubh

1. stúbh (ifc.) uttering joyful sounds, praising (cf. anu-, tri-ṣṭubh, vṛṣa-stubh &c
2. accord. to some stubh in the first two comp. means 'stopping, pausing', the metre requiring regular stoppages or pauses
3. but see, anu-ṣṭubh)
4. f. joyful exclamation or cry, praise RV
5. m. a praiser Naigh. iii, 16

≫stubhvan

1. stúbhvan mfn. trilling, shouting, praising RV

≫stobdhavya

1. stobdhavya mfn. to be praised &c. JaimBr

≫stobha

1. stobha m. a chanted interjection in a Sāman (such as hum, ho, oha &c.), hum, hurrah, hymn Br. ŚrS. MBh. BhP
2. a partic. division of the Sāma-veda (q.v.)
3. torpor, paralysis = ceṣṭā-vighāta Nalac
4. disrespect, contumely (= helana) L

⋙stobhacchalā

1. ○cchalā f. N. of a ch. of the Sāma-veda-cchalā

⋙stobhapada

1. ○pada n. N. of a treatise on the Stobha

⋙stobhaprakṛti

1. ○prakṛti f. N. of a part of the Sāma-veda

⋙stobhavat

1. ○vat mfn. attended with Stobhas L

⋙stobhānusaṃhāra

1. stobhânusaṃhāra m. N. of a Pariśishṭa of the Sāma-veda

≫stobhana

1. stobhana mf(ī)n. (prob.) forming a Stobha Nir. vii, 12 (in quot.)

⋙stobhanasaṃhāra

1. ○saṃhāra prob. wṛ. for stobhânusaṃhāra (above)

≫stobhita

1. stobhita mfn. (fr. Caus.) praised in successive exclamations or shouts BhP

≫staubha

1. staubha mf(ī) n. humming, making joyful exclamations, hurrahing Lāṭy. [Page 1260, Column]

≫staubhika

1. staubhika mfn. forming or containing a Stobha ib

stubha

1. stubha m. N. of an Agni MBh
2. a goat (cf. tubha, stábha and stunaka) L

stump

1. stump See pra-s-√tump, p. 699

stumbh

1. stumbh (cf. √stambh and stubh
2. in native lists written stunbh), cl. 5. 9. P. stubhnoti, stubhnā́ti, to stop, stupefy ; expel (Dhātup. xxxi, 7 Pāṇ. 3-1, 82). Cf. Eng. stop, stump.]

stuva

1. stuva m. or n. (?) a partic. part of the head of a horse L

stuveya

1. stuveya stuṣeyya, See p. 1259

stū

1. stū See āyata- and ghrita-stū

stūṇākarṇa

1. stūṇākarṇa wṛ. for sthūṇ○, q.v

stūp

1. stūp (prob. invented as a √for stūpa below), cl. 4. 10. P. stūpyati, or stūpayati, to heap up, pile, erect Dhātup. xxvi, 127
2. xxxii, 133. [Cf. Gk. ?] [1260,]

≫stūpa

1. stū́pa m. (accord. to Sāy. fr. √styai accord. to Uṇ. fr. √3. stu
2. prob. connected with stupá, under √3. stu) a knot or tuft of hair, the upper part of the head, crest, top, summit [Gk. ?] RV. TS
3. [1260,] PañcavBr
4. a heap or pile of earth or bricks &c., (esp.) a Buddhist monument, dagoba (generally of a pyramidal or dome-like form and erected over sacred relics of the great Buddha or on spots consecrated as the scenes of his acts) MWB. 504
5. any relic-shrine or relic-casket (made of various materials, such as terra cotta, clay, elaborately formed brick or carved stone
6. often very small and portable, and enclosing a fragment of bone or a hair &c. of some saint or deceased relative, or inscribed with a sacred formula
7. these are carried long distances and deposited in hallowed spots such as Buddha-Gayā) MWB. 397, 504
8. any heap, pile, mound, tope Hcat
9. the main beam (of a house) ĀpGṛ
10. (L.also, 'wind
11. fight
12. = kūla
13. = bala
14. = niṣprayojana)

⋙stūpapṛṣṭha

1. ○pṛṣṭha m. 'hard-backed', a turtle, tortoise L

⋙stūpabimba

1. ○bimba n. = -maṇḍala Kāraṇḍ

⋙stūpabhedaka

1. ○bhedaka m. the destroyer of a tope ib

⋙stūpabhedana

1. ○bhedana n. destruction of a tope Buddh

⋙stūpamaṇḍala

1. ○maṇḍala n. the circumference or extent of a tope Rājat

⋙stūpeśāṇa

1. stūpêśāṇa m. Kāś. on Pāṇ. 6-2, 64 (vḷ. sūp○)

≫staupika

1. staupika n. = buddha-dravya, the relics deposited in a Stūpa or dagoba L
2. a kind of small broom carried by a Buddhist or Jaina ascetic W

stṛ

1. stṛ (or stṝ). cl. 5. 9. P. Ā. (Dhātup. xxvii, 6
2. xxxi, 14) stṛṇóti, stṛṇute or stṛnāti, striṇīté (Ved. and ep. also stárati, ○te
3. pf. tastāra, tastare [3. pl. tastaruḥ, tastarire] Br. &c
4. 3. sg. with pass. sense tistiré RV
5. 3. pl. tastrire AV
6. p. Ā. tistirāṇá RV
7. aor. ástar, star ib
8. astṛṣi, astṛta AitBr
9. astarīt AV
10. astārṣīt, [astar�ISTa], astīrṣṭa Gr
11. Prec. stṛṣīya AV
12. staryāt or stīryāt
13. stṛṣīṣṭa, [star�ISISTa], stīrṣīṣṭa Gr
14. fut. startā Gr
15. stariṣyati, te○ [Gr. also starīṣ○] Br. &c
16. inf. startum or [star�Itum] Gr
17. stártave, ○tavai, [star�Itavaí] Br
18. stárītave AV
19. -stíre, -stṛṇīṣáṇi RV
20. ind. p. stīrtvā́ or stṛtvā́ Br
21. -stīrya ib
22. -stṛtya MBh.), to spread, spread out or about, strew, scatter (esp. the sacrifical grass
23. in this sense in older language only cl. 9. P. A.) RV. AV. Br. ŚrS. R
24. to spread over, bestrew, cover KātyŚr. MBh. &c
25. (cl. 5. P. Ā.) to lay low, overthrow, slay (an enemy) RV. AV. Br. Up.: Pass. stīryate (○ti) or striyáte (Gr. also staryate
26. aor. ástāri), to be spread or strewn &c. RV. &c. &c.: Caus. stārayati (aor. atastarat), to spread, cover Bhaṭṭ.: Desid. tistīrṣate or tústūrṣate (Gr. also P. and [tistar�ISati], ○te), to wish to spread or strew or lay low Br. Up.: Intens. tāstaryate, testīryate, tāstarti Gr. [Cf. Gk. ? ; Lat. [1260,] sternere ; Goth. straujan ; Germ. streuen ; Angl. Sax. streowian ; Eng. strew.]

≫stara

1. stara m. (cf. pra-, vi-, sva-stara) a layer, stratum Līl

≫staraṇa

1. staraṇa n. the act of spreading or strewing or scattering (esp. the sacrificial grass) ŚrS
2. the plastering (of a wall) ĀśvŚr. (Sch.)

≫staraṇīya

1. staraṇīya mfn. to be spread or strewn or scattered MW

≫stariman

1. stariman m. 'that which is spread', a bed, couch Uṇ. iv, 147 Sch. [Page 1260, Column]

≫starīman

1. stárīman m. the act of spreading or scattering (only loc. ○maṇi as inf.) RV
2. = prec. (cf. suṣṭar○) Uṇ. iv, 147 Sch

≫staru

1. staru m. 'overthrower', an enemy PārGṛ

≫startave

1. startave

⋙startavai

1. starḍtavai See root

≫starya

1. stárya mfn. to be laid low or overthrown ŚBr

≫stīrṇa

1. stīrṇá mfn. spread, strewn, scattered RV. AV. &c
2. m. N. of a demon attendant on Śiva ŚivaP

⋙stīrṇabarhis

1. ○barhis (stīrṇá-), mfn. one who has strewn the sacrificial grass RV

≫stīrṇi

1. stīrṇi (prob.) f. = saṃ-stara L

≫stṛ

1. stṛ́ m. (only in pl. nom. stṛṇas [?], gen. stṛṇām [vḷ. stṝnām] and instr. pl. stṛ́bhis
2. cf. tṛ́ nom. pl. tāras) a star (as the 'light-strewer' or pl. the 'scattered ones') RV. Jyot
3. a mark or star-like spot (on the forehead of a bull or cow) RV. [Cf. Lat. stella ; Germ. ṣtern ; Eng. star
4. accord. to some for as-tṛ (√2. as)
5. Gk. ?.] [1260,]

≫stṛṇīṣaṇi

1. stṛṇīṣaṇi inf. (with prep. upa). See root

≫stṛta

1. stṛta mfn. bestrewn, covered MBh
2. overthrown Kāṭh

≫stṛti

1. stṛ́ti f. the act of bestrewing or covering Vop
2. striking down, overthrowing TS. Kāṭh

≫stṛtya

1. stṛ́tya mfn. to be struck down or overthrown AitBr

≫stairṇi

1. stairṇi m. patr. fr. stīrṇa Pat

stṛ

1. stṛ See √spṛ, p. 1268, col. 3

stṛkṣ

1. stṛkṣ (cf. √tṛkṣ), cl. 1. P. stṛkṣati, to go Dhātup. xvii, 9

stṛṇa

1. stṛṇa See bhū-stṛṇa

stṛh

1. stṛh or stṝh (cf. √tṛh), cl. 6. P. (Dhātup. xxviii, 58) strihati, to injure, do harm Āpast

stega

1. stegá m. (of unknown meaning
2. cf. tega) RV. VS

sten

1. sten (prob. Nom. fr. stena below), cl. 10. P. (Dhātup. xxxv, 43) stenayati, to steal, rob Mn. viii, 333
2. (with vācam) to misuse a word, be dishonest in speech ib. iv, 256

≫stena

1. stená m. (prob. fr. √stā) a thief, robber RV. &c. &c
2. a kind of perfume VarBṛS. Sch
3. thieving, stealing MW

⋙stenanigraha

1. ○nigraha m. the restraining or punishing of thieves ib
2. suppression of theft ib

⋙stenahṛdaya

1. ○hṛdaya (stená-), m. 'having the essence of a thief', an incarnate thief VS

≫staina

1. staina n. = next L

≫stainya

1. stainya n. (fr. stena) theft, robbery MBh
2. m. a thief L

step

1. step (cf. √stip), cl. 1. Ā. stepate, to flow Dhātup. x, 4
2. cl. 10. P. stepayati, to send, throw ib. xxxii, 132 (Vop.)

stema

1. stema See p. 1259, col. 1

stai

1. stai cl. 1. P. stāyati, to put on, adorn (vḷ. for √snai, q.v.) Dhātup. xxii, 25
2. to steal, do anything stealthily (only in pr. p. stāyát āV. and in the following derivatives)

≫stāyu

1. stāyú m. = tāyu, a thief, robber VS

≫steya

1. stéya n. theft, robbery, larceny RV. &c. &c
2. anything stolen or liable to be stolen BhP
3. anything clandestine or private MW

⋙steyakṛt

1. ○kṛ́t mfn. committing theft, a thief, robber, stealer of (comp.) Mn. iv, 256
2. xi, 99

⋙steyaphala

1. ○phala m. a partic. fruittree L

⋙steyasaṃvāsika

1. ○saṃvāsika mfn. one who has stolen into any dwelling in the fictitious character of a monk Buddh

≫steyi

1. steyi in comp. for steyin

⋙steyiphala

1. ○phala m. = steyaph○ L

≫steyin

1. steyin m. a thief, robber Mn. MBh. &c
2. a mouse L
3. a goldsmith L

staimitya

1. staimitya See p. 1259, col. 1

sto

1. sto See ghṛta-sto

stoka

1. stoka &c. See p. 1259, col. 3

stotavya

1. stotavya stotra &c. See p. 1259, col. 2

stobdhavya

1. stobdhavya stobha &c. See p. 1259, col. 3

stom

1. stom See stomaya, p. 1259, col. 2

stauna

1. stauná mfn. (of unknown meaning
2. accord. to Sāy. = stena, 'a thief, robber'
3. accord. to others, 'heavy, inert, slothful', fr. √stū = sthū = sthā) RV. vi, 66, 5. [Page 1260, Column]

staupika

1. staupika See col. 1

staubhika

1. staubhika See col. 1

staulā

1. staulā f. (of unknown meaning
2. accord. to Sāy. fem. of an adj. = sthūla) RV. vl, 44, 7

styena

1. styena m. a thief, robber (cf. stesa) L
2. nectar (in this sense prob. fr. √styai) L

≫styaina

1. styaina m. a thief, robber L

styai

1. styai cl. 1. P. styāyati, to be collected into a heap or mass Dhātup. xxii, 14
2. to spread about ib
3. to sound ib
4. cl. 1. Ā. styāyate (pr. p. styāna, q.v
5. ind. p. -styāya
6. See ni-ṣṭyai), to stiffen, grow dense, increase Uttarar. Mcar

≫stiyā

1. stíyā f. (prob.) still or stagnant water RV

≫styāna

1. styāna mfn. grown dense, coagulated Suśr. Sāh
2. stiffened, become rigid Car
3. soft, bland, unctuous, smooth (= snigdha) L
4. thick, bulky, gross W
5. sounding MW
6. n. (only L.) density, thickness, grossness, massiveness
7. unctuousness
8. nectar
9. idleness, sloth, apathy
10. echo, sound

≫styāya

1. styāya See saṃ-styāya

≫styāyana

1. styāyana n. collecting into a mass, aggregation, crowding together Nir

strāṭa

1. strāṭa (?) Pañcad

stri

1. stri (?) = 2. stṛ, a star (q.v.)

stritamā

1. stri-tamā stri-tarā, See stri-t○ under strī

strī

1. strī́ f. (perhaps for sūtrī, or sotrī, 'bearer of children', fr. √2. sū ; accord. to some connected with Lat. sator
2. nom. strī́
3. acc. in later language also strīm and strīs pl.) a woman, female, wife RV. &c. &c
4. the female of any animal (e.g. śākhā-mṛga-strī, 'a female monkey') ŚBr. MBh
5. a white ant L
6. the Priyaṅgu plant L
7. (in gram.) the feminine gender Nir. ŚBr. &c
8. a kind of metre Col

⋙strīkaṭi

1. ○kaṭi or f. the female hip L

⋙strīkaṭī

1. ○kaṭī f. the female hip L

⋙strīkaraṇa

1. ○karaṇa n. sexual connection L

⋙strīkarman

1. ○karman n. N. of the 2nd part of the 4th Adhyāya of the Kauśika

⋙strīkāma

1. ○kāma (strī́-), mfn. desirous or fond of women TS. AitBr. &c. (-tama, superl. Āpast..)
2. desirous of female offspring ĀśvGṛ
3. m. desire for women or for a wife MW

⋙strīkārya

1. ○kārya n. attendance on women Mn. x, 47

⋙strīkitava

1. ○kitava m. a deceiver or seducer of women L

⋙strīkumāra

1. ○kumāra n. sg. (g. gavâśva) or m. pl. (Vīrac.) women and child

⋙strīkṛta

1. ○kṛta (strī́-), mf(ā)n. made or done by women AV
2. n. sexual connection Gaut

⋙strīkośa

1. ○kośa m. 'women's treasure', a dagger L

⋙strīkṣīra

1. ○kṣīra n. mother's milk Mn. v, 9

⋙strīkṣetra

1. ○kṣetra n. a female i.e. even (not odd) zodiacal sign (the 2nd, 4th &c.) or astrological mansion Laghuj

⋙strīga

1. ○ga See anyastrī-ga

⋙strīgamana

1. ○gamana n. going to women, sexual union with women PārGṛ. R
2. ○nīya mfn. ( See guru-str○)

⋙strīgavī

1. ○gavī f. a milch cow Pāṇ. 3-3, 71 Sch

⋙strīguru

1. ○guru m. a female Guru or priestess (who teaches initiatory Mantras) MW

⋙strīgraha

1. ○graha m. a female planet (cf. -kṣetra), IndSt

⋙strīgrāhin

1. ○grāhin mfn. (in law) accepting (the guardianship over) a women

⋙strīghātaka

1. ○ghātaka mfn. murdering a wṭwomen or wife, Vet

⋙strīghoṣa

1. ○ghoṣa m. 'marked by the voices of women', dawn, daybreak L

⋙strīghna

1. ○ghna mfn. = -ghātaka Mn. ix, 232

⋙strīcañcala

1. ○cañcala mfn. going after wṭwomen VarBṛS

⋙strīcaritra

1. ○caritra n. the doings of wṭwomen MW

⋙strīcittahārin

1. ○citta-hārin mfn. captivating the heart of women L
2. m. Moringa Pterygosperma L

⋙strīcihna

1. ○cihna n. 'women's mark', the female organ L

⋙strīcaura

1. ○caura m. 'women-thief', a libertine L

⋙strījana

1. ○jana m. woman-kind Kāv. Rājat
2. (in gram.) a feminine R. vii, 87, 13

⋙strījananī

1. ○jananī f. bringing forth (only) daughters Mn. ix, 81

⋙strījanman

1. ○janman n. the birth of a girl VarBṛS
2. (○ma) -pattra-vicāra m. and -pattrī-bhāvâdhyāya m. N. of wks

⋙strījātaka

1. ○jātaka n. the nativity of a girl VarBṛS
2. N. of various wks. (also -ṭīkā f. and -paddhati f.)

⋙strījāti

1. ○jāti f. the female sex MW

⋙strījita

1. ○jita mfn. ruled by women or by a wife, 'henpecked' MBh. R. &c

⋙strītamā

1. ○tamā or f. (superl. and comp.) a thorough or more thoroughly a woman (also stri-t○) Pāṇ. 6-3, 44

⋙strītarā

1. ○tarā f. (superl. and comp.) a thorough or more thoroughly a woman (also stri-t○) Pāṇ. 6-3, 44

⋙strītā

1. ○tā f. = -tva W

⋙strītānukaroga

1. ○tānuka-roga m. a kind of disease Cat

⋙strītva

1. ○tva n. womanhood, wifehood MBh. R. &c
2. (in gram.) feminineness Cat

⋙strīdevata

1. ○devata mf(ā)n. addressed to a female deity ib

⋙strīdehārdha

1. ○dehârdha m. 'he who has half of (his) body female', N. of Śiva (cf. ardha-nārī7śa) L

⋙strīdviṣ

1. ○dviṣ or m. 'women-hating', a mysogynist VarBṛS. [Page 1261, Column]

⋙strīdveṣin

1. ○dveṣin m. 'women-hating', a mysogynist VarBṛS. [Page 1261, Column]

⋙strīdhana

1. ○dhana n. 'women's wealth', a wife's peculiar property (said to be of six kinds, adhy-agnika, adhy-āvāhanika, ādhi-vedanika, prīti-datta, śulka, anv-ādheya) Gaut. Mn. Yājñ. &c. (cf. IW. 267, n. i)
2. -nirṇaya m. -prakaraṇa n. N. of wk
3. -lolupa mfn. coveting (another's) wife and property Kām

⋙strīdharma

1. ○dharma m. the duty of a woman W
2. the laws concerning women Mn.i, 114
3. copulation Hariv. VP
4. menstruation L
5. -paddhati f. N. of wk
6. -yoga m. the application of laws or customs relative to women W

⋙strīdharmiṇī

1. ○dharmiṇī f. a woman during menstruation MBh. Rājat

⋙strīdhava

1. ○dhava m. a woman's husband, a man L

⋙strīdhūrta

1. ○dhūrta m. = -kitava L

⋙strīdhūrtaka

1. ○dhūrtaka n. sg. women and rogues MBh

⋙strīdhvaja

1. ○dhvaja m. 'having the mark of a female', the female of any animal L
2. an elephant L

⋙strīnātha

1. ○nātha mfn. having a women as lord or protector MW

⋙strīnāman

1. ○nāman mfn. bearing a female name MBh

⋙strīnibandhana

1. ○nibandhana n. a woman's peculiar province, domestic duty, housewifery W

⋙strīnirjita

1. ○nirjita mfn. = -jita VarBṛS. BhP

⋙strīndriya

1. ○"ṣndriya (strī7nd○), n. the female organ Divyâv

⋙strīpaṇyopajīvin

1. ○paṇyôpajīvin m. one who lives by keeping prostitutes MW

⋙strīpara

1. ○para m. 'devoted to women, a libertine L

⋙strīparvatadeśa

1. ○parvatadeśa m. N. of a district Cat

⋙strīparvan

1. ○parvan n. N. of the 11th book of the Mahābhārata (describing the lamentations of queen Gāndhārī and the other women over the slain heroes) IW. 374

⋙strīpiśācī

1. ○piśācī f. a fiend-like wife Prab

⋙strīpuṃyoga

1. ○puṃ-yoga m. the union of man and wife Gaut

⋙strīpuṃs

1. ○puṃs m. (nom. -pumān) man and wife ŚBr. Lāṭy. &c
2. a woman who has become a man MBh

⋙strīpuṃsa

1. ○puṃsa m. du. man and wife Yājñ. MBh. &c
2. (in gram.) masculine and feminine L
3. (sg.) one who is both man and woman MBh
4. -lakṣaṇā f. a masculine women, hermaphrodite L
5. -liṅgin mfn. having the marks of man and women Car

⋙strīpuṃdharma

1. ○puṃ-dharma m. the law (or duties) of husband and wife Yājñ. Sch. (IW. 261)

⋙strīpuṃnapuṃsaka

1. ○puṃnapuṃsaka (in gram.) feminine (and) masculine (and) neuter

⋙strīpura

1. ○pura n. the women's apartments MBh

⋙strīpuruṣa

1. ○puruṣa n. sg. man and wife Hcat

⋙strīpuṣpa

1. ○puṣpa n. the menstrual excretion Kālac

⋙strīpūruṣa

1. ○pūruṣa n. = -puruṣa Siṃhâs

⋙strīpūrva

1. ○pūrva mfn. = next MBh
2. = strī-jita ib

⋙strīpūrvaka

1. ○pūrvaka or mfn. one who was a woman in a former birth (wṛ. ○vika) ib

⋙strīpūrvin

1. ○pūrvin mfn. one who was a woman in a former birth (wṛ. ○vika) ib

⋙strīprajñā

1. ○prajñā́ f. having a women's understanding ŚBr

⋙strīpratyaya

1. ○pratyaya m. a feminine suffix Pāṇ. Sch
2. prakaraṇa n. N. of wk

⋙strīpradhāna

1. ○pradhāna mfn. one to whom women are chief, devoted to women R

⋙strīpramāṇa

1. ○pramāṇa mfn. regarding women as authorities Laghuk

⋙strīprasaṅga

1. ○prasaṅga m. intercourse with wṭwomen Suśr

⋙strīprasū

1. ○prasū f. = -jananī Yājñ

⋙strīprāya

1. ○prâya mfn. mostly feminine Āpast

⋙strīpriya

1. ○priya mfn. dear to women L
2. Mangifera Indica L
3. the Aśoka tree L

⋙strībandha

1. ○bandha m. union with women, sexual union L

⋙strībādhya

1. ○bādhya mfn. one who suffers himself to be distressed by a woman MārkP

⋙strībālaghātin

1. ○bāla-ghātin m. a murderer of wṭwomen and children Mn. viii, 89

⋙strībuddhi

1. ○buddhi f. the female understanding MW

⋙strībhaga

1. ○bhaga n. the female organ Nir. iii, 16

⋙strībhava

1. ○bhava m. state of a women, womanhood Subh

⋙strībhāga

1. ○bhāga (strī́-), mfn. fond of wṭwomen, going after women AV

⋙strībhāva

1. ○bhāva m. the becoming a wife (acc. with √nī or Caus. of √labh, 'to deprive of virginity') Hariv

⋙strībhūṣaṇa

1. ○bhūṣaṇa n. 'woman's ornament', Pandanus Odoratissimus L

⋙strībhṛtya

1. ○bhṛtya m. pl. women and servants MW

⋙strībhoga

1. ○bhoga m. 'enjoyment of women', sexual intercourse MārkP

⋙strīmat

1. ○mat m. 'wife-possessor', a married man Bhaṭṭ

⋙strīmadhya

1. ○madhya n. society of women Car

⋙strīmantra

1. ○mantra m. a female Mantra (i.e. one ending with svāhā) Sarvad
2. a women's counsel, female stratagem MW

⋙strīmaya

1. ○maya mf(ī)n. feminine Vās
2. effeminate, womanish Śaṃk

⋙strīmānin

1. ○mānin m. N. of the son of Manu Bhautya MārkP

⋙strīmāya

1. ○māya f. women's craft Lalit

⋙strīmukha

1. ○mukha n. a woman's mouth
2. -pa m. or -madhu n. or -madhu-dohada m. or -madhu-dohala m. drinking or desiring the nectar of a women's mouth, Mimusops Elengi (accord. to some also 'the Aśoka') L

⋙strīmmanya

1. ○m-manya mfn. = striyam-manya, col. 2

⋙strīyantra

1. ○yantra n. a woman regarded as the mere instrument or tool of man Bhartṛ

⋙strīyācitaputra

1. ○yācita-putra m. a son obtained through a wife's solicitations MW

⋙strīrajas

1. ○rajas n. 'women's impurity', menstruation L

⋙strīrañjana

1. ○rañjana n. 'liked by women', betel (chewed with arecanut and lime) L

⋙strīratna

1. ○ratna n. 'jewel of a woman', an excellent woman Kāv. VarBṛS. &c. (with Buddhists, 'one of the seven treasures of monarchs' Dharmas. 85)
2. N. of Lakshmī Śak
3. -kūṭā f. N. of a daughter of Raudrāśva Hariv

⋙strīrahaskāma

1. ○rahas-kāma mfn. one who seeks to be alone with women Car

⋙strīrājya

1. ○rājya n. 'women's realm', a region (perhaps in Bhutān) peopled by Amazonian women MBh. VarBṛS. &c. [Page 1261, Column]

⋙strīrāśi

1. ○rāśi m. = -kṣetra, IndSt

⋙strīrūpa

1. ○rūpa (strī́-), mfn. having a wṭwomen's form or shape MaitrS

⋙strīroga

1. ○roga m. any disease incident to wṭwomen Cat

⋙strīlakṣaṇa

1. ○lakṣaṇa n. any characteristic of wṭwomen MBh
2. -vid mfn. acquainted with those characteristic Jātakam

⋙strīlampaṭa

1. ○lampaṭa mfn. desirous of wṭwomen Kathās

⋙strīliṅga

1. ○liṅga n. the female organ MBh
2. (in gram.) the feminine gender Vop. (-vartin mfn. 'being in the feminine gender, being a feminine') MW
3. mfn. having the characteristics of a women ŚrS. MBh. &c
4. (in gram.) feminine (-tva n.), IndSt

⋙strīloka

1. ○loka m. 'women's world', N. of a country (cf. -rājya) R

⋙strīlola

1. ○lola mfn. = -lampaṭa VarBṛS

⋙strīlaulya

1. ○laulya n. fondness for women Bhar

⋙strīvadha

1. ○vadha m. the slaying of a woman, Kṛishṇaj

⋙strīvaśa

1. ○vaśa mfn. subject to women, ruled by a woman Subh
2. n. submissiveness to women &c. W

⋙strīvaśya

1. ○vaśya mfn. = prec. (-tā f.) R. Hariv

⋙strīvākyāṅkuśaprakṣuṇṇa

1. ○vākyâṅkuśa-prakṣuṇṇa mfn. driven or urged on by the goad of a women's words Pañcat

⋙strīvāsa

1. ○vāsa m. an ant-hill L

⋙strīvāsas

1. ○vāsas n. a garment fit for sexual union Āpast. Sch

⋙strīvāhya

1. ○vāhya m. pl. N. of a people MārkP

⋙strīvijita

1. ○vijita mfn. = -jita VarBṛS

⋙strīvitta

1. ○vitta n. property coming from a wife L

⋙strīvidheya

1. ○vidheya mfn. submissive to a wife, uxorious W

⋙strīviyoga

1. ○viyoga m. separation from a wife MW

⋙strīvivāha

1. ○vivāha m. marriage with a woman Mn. iii, 20

⋙strīviṣaya

1. ○viṣaya m. 'women's sphere', sexual connexion VP
2. mfn. only feminine, Śāntiś

⋙strīvṛta

1. ○vṛta mfn. surrounded or attended by women W

⋙strīveṣadhāraka

1. ○veṣa-dhāraka or mfn. wearing a women's garments L

⋙strīveṣadhārin

1. ○veṣa-dhāḍrin mfn. wearing a wṭwomen's garments L

⋙strīvyañjana

1. ○vyañjana n. pl. the bodily marks of womanhood (e.g. breasts &c.) ĀpŚr
2. -kṛtā mfn. a girl who has reached puberty L

⋙strīvraṇa

1. ○vraṇa m. the female organ Kpr

⋙strīśūdrādidinacaryākrama

1. ○śūdrâdi-dina-caryā-krama m

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1. strīśūdrādīnāṃ devārcanavicārastrī́--śūdrâ-dīnāṃ devârcana-vicāra m. N. of wks

⋙strīśeṣa

1. ○śeṣa mfn. having only women left (said of the world) MBh

⋙strīśauṇḍa

1. ○śauṇḍa mfn. fond of women L

⋙strīśroṇi

1. ○śroṇi f. a woman's hip Suśr

⋙strīṣaṃsāda

1. ○ṣaṃsādá (for -saṃs○), m. society of women TS

⋙strīṣakha

1. ○ṣakhá (for -sakha), m. a friend of women VS

⋙strīṣū

1. ○ṣū́ (for -sū), f. bringing forth females MaitrS

⋙strīṣūya

1. ○ṣūya (for -sūya), n. = straiṣūya ŚāṅkhGṛ

⋙strīsaṃsarga

1. ○saṃsarga m. female society MW

⋙strīsamasthāna

1. ○samasthāna mfn. having a fṭfeminine shape ib

⋙strīsakha

1. ○sakha mfn. accompanied by a wṭwomen Siṃhâs

⋙strīsaṅga

1. ○saṅga m. intercourse with women Subh

⋙strīsaṃgrahaṇa

1. ○saṃgrahaṇa n. the act of embracing a women (criminally), adultery, seduction Yājñ. Sch. (IW. 261)

⋙strīsaṃjña

1. ○saṃjña mfn. bearing a name with a feminine termination VarBṛS

⋙strīsabha

1. ○sabha n. an assembly of women L

⋙strīsaṃbandha

1. ○saṃbandha m. connexion with a wṭwomen Mn. Rājat

⋙strīsambhoga

1. ○sambhoga m. enjoyment of wṭwomen, sexual connexion VP

⋙strīsarūpin

1. ○sarūpin mfn. shaped like a wṭwomen (vḷ. -sva-r○) MBh

⋙strīsukha

1. ○sukha n. = -sambhoga BhP

⋙strīsevā

1. ○sevā f. devotion or addiction to women Hit. Subh

⋙strīsaubhāgyakavala

1. ○saubhāgya-kavala m. N. of wk

⋙strīsvabhāva

1. ○svabhāva m. the nature of wṭwomen MBh. Pañcar
2. 'having a woman's nature', a eunuch L

⋙strīsvarūpa

1. ○svarūpa or mfn. having a wṭwomen's shape or figure MW

⋙strīsvarūpavat

1. ○svarūḍpa-vat mfn. having a wṭwomen's shape or figure MW

⋙strīsvarūpin

1. ○svarūpin mfn. id. MBh.,

⋙strīhatyā

1. ○hatyā f. the murder of a woman Kathās

⋙strīhantṛ

1. ○hantṛ m. the murderer, of a woman Mn. xi, 190

⋙strīharaṇa

1. ○haraṇa n. the forcible abduction of a woman, rape W

⋙strīhārin

1. ○hārin m. the forcible abductor of a woman ib

⋙strīhuta

1. ○huta n. a sacrifice offered by a woman Kauś

≫striyammanya

1. striyam-manya mfn. (= strīm-m○) thinking oneself or passing for a woman Pāṇ. 6-3, 68 Sch

≫strīka

1. strīka (ifc.) = strī ( See sa-strīka)

≫strīya

1. strīya Nom. P. ○yati, to desire a woman or wife, Śāntiś

≫straiṇa

1. straíṇa mf(ī)n. female, feminine RV. &c. &c
2. relating or belonging to women, subject to or ruled by women, being among women Kāv. BhP
3. worthy of a woman L
4. n. womankind, the female sex AV. &c. &c
5. the nature of women Uttarar. BhP

⋙straiṇatā

1. ○tā f

⋙straiṇatva

1. ○tva n. effeminacy MW

≫strairājaka

1. strairājaka m. pl. the inhabitants of Strī-rājya Cat

≫straiṣūya

1. straíṣūya n. (= strī-ṣ○) the birth of a girl AV

≫stry

1. stry in comp. for strī

⋙stryagāra

1. ○agāra n. the women's apartments Gal

⋙stryadhyakṣa

1. ○adhyakṣa m. the superintendent of a king's wives, chamberlain, R

⋙stryanuja

1. ○anuja mfn. born after a female child or sister Pāṇ. 3-2, 100 Sch

⋙stryabhigamana

1. ○abhigamana n. the act of criminally approaching the wife of (comp.) Gaut

⋙stryākhyā

1. ○ākhyā f. 'called Strī', the Priyaṅgu plant L

⋙stryājīva

1. ○ājīva m. one who lives by (prostitution of) his wife or other women Mn. xi, 63

⋙stryādivyatyāsam

1. ○ādi-vyatyāsam ind. alternating with the wife so that the wife begins MānGṛ. [Page 1261, Column]

stha

1. stha See p. 1262, col. 3

sthakara

1. sthakara = sthagara below Kauś

sthag

1. sthag cl. 1. P. sthagati, to cover, hide, conceal Dhātup. xix, 28: Caus. sthagayati id. Kāv. VarBṛS. &c
2. to cover, veil, make invisible, cause to disappear Mālatīm. Bālar. [Cf. Gk. ?, [1261,] &c. ; Lat. tegere, toga, tugurium ; Lith. ste14gti, stógas ; Germ. decken, ḍach ; Eng. thatch.]

≫sthaga

1. sthaga mfn. cunning, sly, fraudulent, dishonest L
2. (ī), f. a box (for holding betel and areca-nut) L

≫sthagana

1. sthagana n. the act of covering or hiding, concealment Rājat

≫sthagayitavya

1. sthagayitavya mfn. (fr. Caus.) to be hidden or concealed Pañcat

≫sthagara

1. sthagara n. (also written sthakara, cf. tagara, tagaraka) a partic. fragrant substance or powder TBr. Gobh

≫sthagala

1. sthagala prob. = sthagara. See sthāgala

≫sthagikā

1. sthagikā f. a kind of bandage Suśr
2. a box (for betel &c.) Hcat
3. a courtezan (?) Śukas

≫sthagita

1. sthagita mfn. covered, concealed, hidden (sthagitā sarasvatī, 'S has hidden herself' = 'I cannot express myself') Kāv. VarBṛS. Rājat
2. closed, shut (as a door) MārkP
3. stopped, interrupted BhP

≫sthagu

1. sthagu m. a hump on the back (vḷ. sthaḍu) L

sthagaṇā

1. sthagaṇā f. the earth L

sthaḍu

1. sthaḍu m. See sthagu above

sthaṇḍila

1. sthaṇḍila n. (of unknown derivation
2. accord, to some connected with √sthal) an open unoccupied piece of ground, bare ground (also with kevala), an open field MBh. &c
3. a piece of open ground (levelled, squared, and prepared for a sacrifice), ŚaṅkhBr. ŚrS
4. a boundary, limit, landmark W
5. a heap of clods MW
6. m. N. of a Ṛishi Cat

⋙sthaṇḍilaśa

1. ○śa mfn. (cf. giri-śa &c.) lying on the bare ground L

⋙sthaṇḍilasayyā

1. ○sayyā f. the act of lying on the bare ground (as a penance) MBh

⋙sthaṇḍilaśāyikā

1. ○śāyikā f. id. Divyâv

⋙sthaṇḍilaśāyin

1. ○śāyin mfn. = -śa
2. m. a devotee who steeps on the bare ground or on the sacrificial ground (on account of a vow) R. Bhaṭṭ

⋙sthaṇḍilasaṃveśana

1. ○saṃveśana n. = -śayyā BhP

⋙sthaṇḍilasitaka

1. ○sitaka n. an altar (= vedi) L

≫sthaṇḍilaka

1. sthaṇḍilaka See sa-sth○

≫sthaṇḍile

1. sthaṇḍile (loc. of sthaṇḍila), in comp

⋙sthaṇḍileśaya

1. ○śaya m. = sthaṇḍila-śāyin Yājñ. BhP
2. N. of a Ṛishi Cat

⋙sthaṇḍileśayana

1. ○śayana n. = sthaṇḍila-śayyā MBh

≫sthaṇḍileya

1. sthaṇḍileya m. N. of a son of Raudrāśva MBh. Hariv. Pur

≫sthaṇḍilya

1. sthaṇḍilya wṛ. for sthaṇḍila ChUp

≫sthāṇḍila

1. sthāṇḍila mfn. sleeping on the bare ground (as a penance) Pāṇ. 4-2, 15 raised (as a toll) from a Sthaṇḍila, g. śuṇḍikâdi
2. m. = sthaṇḍila-śāyin L

sthapati

1. stha-pati See p. 1262, col. 3

sthapanī

1. sthapanī f. the space between the eye-brows (vḷ. sthapaṇī) Suśr

sthapuṭa

1. sthapuṭa mf(ā)n. (of unknown derivation
2. cf. sthagu, sthaḍu) hunchbacked, unevenly raised, rugged, rough Hcar. KāśīKh
3. being in difficult or distressed circumstances W
4. bent with pain Mālatīm
5. m. a hump, protuberance, an unevenly raised place L

⋙sthapuṭagata

1. ○gata mfn. being or belonging to a hump (as flesh) Mālatīm
2. being on raised places and in hollows MW

≫sthapuṭaya

1. sthapuṭaya Nom. P. ○yati, to make rough or uneven, dig or √up Caṇḍ
2. to raise or elevate by strewing or heaping, Āryav

≫sthapuṭita

1. sthapuṭita mfn. made uneven &c. g. tārakâdi

≫sthapuṭī

1. sthapuṭī in comp. for sthapuṭa

⋙sthapuṭīkṛ

1. ○√kṛ P. -karoti, to make uneven, raise by strewing or heaping up Hcar

⋙sthapuṭīkṛta

1. ○kṛta mfn. made uneven &c. KāśīKh

sthal

1. sthal (connected with √1. sthā), cl. 1. P. sthalati, to stand firm, be firm Dhātup. xx, 6. [Cf. Gk. ? ; Germ. stellen, still &c. ; Eng. [1261,] still.]

≫sthala

1. sthala m. a chapter, section (of a book) Cat
2. N. of a son of Bala BhP
3. (sthálā), a heap of artificially raised earth, mound TS
4. (ī), f. an eminence, tableland (also applied to prominent parts of the body) Lāṭy. MBh. Kāv. &c
5. soil, ground Kālid. BhP
6. place, spot Ragh. Prab
7. (am), n. = sthalī above
8. dry land (opp. to damp low-land, firm earth (opp. to water) TS. &c. &c
9. ground, soil, place, spot Mn. MBh. R. &c. [Page 1262, Column]
10. a flat surface, roof (of a palace) Megh
11. situation, circumstance, case (tathāvidha-sthale, 'in such a case') Sāh. Sarvad
12. a topic, subject W
13. a text ib

⋙sthalakanda

1. ○kanda m. a kind of plant L

⋙sthalakamala

1. ○kamala n. the flower of Hibiscus Mutabilis Gīt. Dhanv. Bhpr

⋙sthalakamalinī

1. ○kamalinī f. Hibiscus Mutabilis Megh

⋙sthalakālī

1. ○kālī f. N. of a being attending on Durgā W

⋙sthalakumuda

1. ○kumuda m. Nerium Odorum L

⋙sthalaga

1. ○ga mfn. living on dry land BhP

⋙sthalagata

1. ○gata mfn. gone or left on dry lṭland MW

⋙sthalacara

1. ○cara mfn. = -ga R. Hit. VarBṛS

⋙sthalagāmin

1. ○gāmin mfn. id. VarBṛS

⋙sthalacārin

1. ○cārin mfn. id. (○ri-tā f.) KāśīKh

⋙sthalacyuta

1. ○cyuta mfn. fallen or removed from any place or position MW

⋙sthalaja

1. ○ja mfn. growing or living on dry land Mn. R. Suśr. &c
2. accruing from land-transport (said of certain taxes or duties) Yājñ
3. (ā), f. licorice-√L

⋙sthalatara

1. ○tara n. a higher place Lāṭy

⋙sthalatas

1. ○tas ind. from dry land MW

⋙sthalatā

1. ○tā f. the state of being dry ground ŚārṅgP. Pañcat

⋙sthaladevatā

1. ○devatā f. a local or rural deity, tutelary god presiding over some partic. spot MW

⋙sthalanalinī

1. ○nalinī f. Hibiscus Mutabilis (ifc. ○nīka mfn. ) BhP. Kād

⋙sthalanīraja

1. ○nīraja n. the flower of HibṭHibiscus MutṭMutabilis Pañcar

⋙sthalapattana

1. ○pattana n. a town situated on dry land (opp. to jala-p○), Śīl

⋙sthalapatha

1. ○patha m. a road by land (ena, 'by land') Kalpas. Kathās. &c
2. commerce by land Kām. Sch

⋙sthalapathīkṛ

1. ○pathī-√kṛ P. -karoti, to make into dry land or road by land Vcar

⋙sthalapadma

1. ○padma m. Arum Indicum L
2. the flower of Hibiscus Mutabilis Pañcar. Bhaṭṭ
3. another plant (= chattra-pattra, tamālaka) MW

⋙sthalapadminī

1. ○padminī f. Hibiscus MutṭMutabilis L

⋙sthalapiṇḍā

1. ○piṇḍā f. a kind of date L

⋙sthalapurāṇa

1. ○purāṇa n. N. of wk

⋙sthalamañjarī

1. ○mañjarī f. Achyranthes Aspera L

⋙sthalamārga

1. ○mārga m. a way by land MW

⋙sthalaruhā

1. ○ruhā f. Hibiscus Mutabilis L

⋙sthalavartman

1. ○vartman n. a road by land (○nā, 'by land') Ragh

⋙sthalavarman

1. ○varman m. N. of a king Hcar

⋙sthalavigraha

1. ○vigraha m. a land-fight Hit

⋙sthalavihaṃga

1. ○vihaṃga or m. a land bird BhP

⋙sthalavihaṃgama

1. ○vihaṃgama m. a land bird BhP

⋙sthalavetasa

1. ○vetasa m. Calamus Rotang Megh. Sch

⋙sthalaśuddhi

1. ○śuddhi f. the cleansing of any place from impurity MW

⋙sthalaśṛṅgāṭa

1. ○śṛṅgāṭa or m. Tribulus Lanuginosus or a similar plant L

⋙sthalaśṛṅgāṭaka

1. ○śṛṅgāḍṭaka m. Tribulus Lanuginosus or a similar plant L

⋙sthalasambhavauṣadhi

1. ○sambhavâuṣadhi f. pl. plants growing on dry land VarBṛS

⋙sthalasīman

1. ○sīman m. = sthaṇḍila m. (?) L
2. a land-mark, boundary W

⋙sthalastha

1. ○stha mfn. standing on dry ground MBh. R. BhP

⋙sthalāntara

1. sthalântara n. another place MW

⋙sthalāravinda

1. sthalâravinda n. the flower of Hibiscus Mutabilis Kum

⋙sthalārūḍha

1. sthalârūḍha mfn. standing on the ground (as opp. to one seated in a chariot) Mn. vii, 91

⋙sthaleśvara

1. sthalêśvara n. N. of a locality KāśīKh

⋙sthalotpalinī

1. sthalôtpalinī f. Hibiscus Mutabilis Kād

⋙sthalaukas

1. sthalâukas m. an animal dwelling on dry land BhP

≫sthalaya

1. sthalaya Nom. P. ○yati, to make into dry land Subh

≫sthalāya

1. sthalāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to become dry land Naish

≫sthalī

1. sthalī f. See under sthala above

⋙sthalīdevatā

1. ○devatā f. a local deity Megh

⋙sthalībhūta

1. ○bhūta mfn. high-lying (as a country) Hariv

⋙sthalīśāyin

1. ○śāyin mfn. lying or sleeping on the bare ground Bhartṛ

≫sthalī

1. sthalī in comp. for sthala

⋙sthalībhū

1. ○√bhū P. -bhavati, to become dry land Naish. Sch

≫sthalīya

1. sthalīya Nom. P. ○yati, to regard as dry land VarYogay

≫sthalīya

1. sthalīya mfn. relating or belonging to dry land, terrestrial MW
2. belonging to a place, local ib
3. relating or belṭbelonging to a situation or case (in uddeśya-vidheya-bodha-sthalīya-vicāra m. N. of wk.)

≫sthale

1. sthale (loc. of sthala), in comp

⋙sthalejāta

1. ○jāta mf(ā)n. growing on dry land (with padminī f. 'Hibiscus Mutabilis') R
2. n. licorice √L

⋙sthaleruhā

1. ○ruhā f. 'growing on dry land', N. of two plants (= gṛha-kumārī and = dagdhā) L

⋙sthaleśaya

1. ○śaya m. 'sleeping on dry land', a partic. (or any) amphibious animal L

≫sthaleyu

1. sthaleyu m. N. of a son of Raudrāśva Hariv. VP

≫sthāla

1. sthāla n. (fr. sthala, of which it is also the Vṛiddhi form in comp.) any vessel or receptacle, plate, cup, bowl, dish, caldron, pot ŚrS
2. any culinary utensil Rājat
3. the hollow of a tooth Yājñ
4. (ī), f. See col. 2

⋙sthālapatha

1. ○patha mfn. (fr. sthala-p○) imported by land Pāṇ. 5-1, 77 Vārtt. 3 Pat

⋙sthālapathika

1. ○pathika mfn. (fr. id.) imported or travelling by land Pāṇ. ib. Vārtt. 1 Pat

⋙sthālarūpa

1. ○rūpa n. the form or representation of a caldron or cooking-pot MW

≫sthālaka

1. sthālaka m. or n. (pl.) N. of partic. bones on the back Vishṇ. Car

≫sthālika

1. sthālika m. the smell of faeces L
2. mfn. smelling of faeces L

≫sthālin

1. sthālin mfn. possessing any vessel or receptacle (cf. kara-sth○) Pāṇ. 8-2, 83, Vartt. 1 Pat. [Page 1262, Column]

⋙sthālī

1. sthālī́ f. an earthen dish or pan, cooking-vessel, caldron AV. Br. ŚrS
2. a partic. vessel used in preparing Soma MW
3. the substitution of a cooked offering of rice &c. for a meat offering at the Māṃsâshṭaki (q.v.) ib
4. Bignonia Suaveolens L

⋙sthālingraha

1. ○graha m. a ladleful taken out of a cooking-vessel KātyŚr

⋙sthālindaraṇa

1. ○daraṇa n. the breaking of a dish or vessel AdbhBr

⋙sthālindruma

1. ○druma m. Ficus Benjamina or Indica L

⋙sthālinpakva

1. ○pakva mfn. cooked or dressed in any vessel, boiled W

⋙sthālinparṇī

1. ○parṇī wṛ. for śāli-p○, q.v

⋙sthālinpāka

1. ○pāká (or sthā́lī-p○), m. a dish of barley or rice boiled in milk (used as an oblation) ŚBr. GṛŚrS. MBh. &c
2. mfn. (= ○kīya) Cat
3. -nirṇaya m. -prayoga m. -mantra m. pl. N. of wks
4. ○kīya mfn. belonging to the above oblation Gobh

⋙sthālinpurīṣa

1. ○purīṣa n. the sediment or dirt sticking to a kettle or cooking-pot BhP

⋙sthālinpulāka

1. ○pulāka m. boiled rice in a cooking-vessel
2. -nyāya m. the rule of boiled rice in a cṭcooking-vṭvessel (i.e. the inferring of the condition of a whole from that of a part, as of the good cooking of rice from tasting one grain) A

⋙sthālinbila

1. ○bila n. the interior or hollow of a cooking-vessel Pāṇ. 5-1, 70
2. ○līya or ○lya mfn. fit to be boiled in a cooking-vessel ib. Sch

⋙sthālinvṛkṣa

1. ○vṛkṣa m. = -druma L

sthavira

1. sthavira ○viṣṭha, See p. 1265

sthā

1. sthā cl. 1. P. Ā. (Dhātup. xxii, 30) tíṣṭhati, ○te (pf. tasthaú, tasthe RV. &c. &c
2. aor. ásthāt, ásthita ib
3. 3. pl. asthiran RV. AV. Br
4. āsthat [?] AV
5. asthiṣi, ○ṣata Br. &c
6. Subj. sthāti, sthā́thaḥ RV
7. Prec. stheyāt ib
8. stheṣam, ○ṣuḥ [?] AV
9. sthāsīṣṭa Gr
10. fut. sthātā MBh. &c
11. sthāsyati, ○te Br.&c
12. inf. sthā́tum ib
13. ○tos Br. GṛŚrS
14. -sthitum R
15. ind. p. sthitvā MBh. &c
16. -sthā́ya RV. &c. &c
17. -sthāyam Bhaṭṭ.), to stand, stand firmly, station one's self stand upon, get upon, take up a position on (with pādābhyām, 'to stand on the feet'
18. with jānubhyām, 'to kneel'
19. with agre or agratas and gen., 'to stand or present one's self before'
20. with puras and with or without gen., 'to stand up against an enemy &c.') RV. &c. &c
21. to stay, remain, continue in any condition or action (e.g. with kanyā, 'to remain a girl or unmarried'
22. with tūṣṇīm or with maunena instr. 'to remain silent'
23. with sukham, 'to continue or feel well') AV. &c. &c
24. to remain occupied or engaged in, be intent upon, make a practice of, keep on, persevere in any act (with loc
25. e.g. with rājye, 'to continue governing'
26. with śāsane, 'to practise obedience'
27. with bale, 'to exercise power'
28. with sva-dharme, 'to do one's duty'
29. with sva-karmaṇi, 'to keep to one's own business'
30. with saṃśaye, 'to persist in doubting'
31. also with ind. p., e.g. dharmam āśritya, 'to practise virtue') AV. Mn. MBh. &c
32. to continue to be or exist (as opp. to 'perish'), endure, last TS. Mn. MBh. &c
33. to be, exist, be present, be obtainable or at hand AV. &c. &c
34. to be with or at the disposal of, belong to (dat., gen., or loc.) Mn. MBh. &c
35. (Ā., m. c. also P., Pāṇ. 1-3, 23 ; iv, 34) to stand by, abide by, be near to, be on the side of, adhere or submit to, acquiesce in, serve, obey (loc. or dat.) RV. &c. &c
36. to stand still, stay quiet, remain stationary, stop, halt, wait, tarry, linger, hesitate ( See under sthitvā below) RV. &c. &c
37. to behave or conduct one's self (with samam, 'to behave equally towards any one', loc.)
38. to be directed to or fixed on (loc.) Hariv. Kathās
39. to be founded or rest or depend on, be contained in (loc.) RV. AV. MBh
40. to rely on, confide in (loc., e.g. mayi sthitvā, 'confiding in me') Bhaṭṭ
41. to stay at, resort to (acc.) R
42. to arise from (abl. or gen.) RV. ChUp
43. to desist or cease from (abl.) Kathās
44. to remain unnoticed (as of no importance), be left alone (only Impv. and Pot.) Kāv. Pañcat.: Pass. sthīyate (aor. asthāyi), to be stood &c. (frequently used impers., e.g. mayā sthīyatām, 'let it be abided by me', i.e. 'I must abide') Br. &c. &c.: Caus. sthāpayati, ○te (aor. átiṣṭhipat
45. ind. p. sthāpayitvā q.v. and -sthā́pam: Pass. sthāpyate), to cause to stand, place, locate, set, lay, fix, station, establish, found, institute AV. &c. &c
46. to set up, erect, raise, build MBh. R
47. to cause to continue, make durable, strengthen, confirm MBh. R. Suśr. &c
48. to prop up, support, maintain MBh. Hcat
49. to affirm, assent Sāh. Nyāyas. Sch
50. to appoint (to any office, loc.) Mn. MBh. &c
51. to cause to be, constitute, make, appoint or employ as (two acc
52. with dhātrīm, 'to employ any one as a nurse'
53. with rakṣârtham, 'to appoint any one as guardian'
54. with sajjam, 'to make anything ready' [Page 1262, Column]
55. with su-rakṣitam, 'to keep anything well guarded'
56. with sviikṛtya, 'to make anything one's own'
57. with pariśeṣam, 'to leave anythṭanything over or remaining') ŚvetUp. MBh. Kāv. &c
58. to fix, settle, determine, resolve Mn. MBh. &c
59. to fix in or on, lead or being into, direct or turn towards (loc., rarely acc
60. with hṛdi, 'to impress on the heart'
61. with manas, 'to fix the mind on') AV. &c. &c
62. to introduce or initiate into, instruct in (loc., e.g. with naye, 'to instruct in a plan or system') MBh. Kathās
63. to make over or deliver up to (loc. or haste with gen., 'into the hands of') Yājñ. Ratnâv. Kathās
64. to give in marriage MBh
65. to cause to stand still, stop, arrest, check, hold, keep in, restrain (with baddhvā, 'to keep bound or imprisoned') ŚBr. &c. &c
66. to place aside, keep, save, preserve MBh. Hariv.: Desid. of Caus. -sthāpayiṣati ( See saṃ-√sthā): Desid. tíṣṭhāsati, to wish to stand &c. ŚBr.: Intens. teṣṭhīyate
67. tāstheti, tāsthāti Gr. [Cf. Gk. ? ; Lat. stare ; Lith. stóti ; Slav. stati ; [1262,] Germ. stân, stehen ; Eng. stand.]

≫tasthivas

1. tasthivás mfn. (pf. p. of √1. sthā
2. nom. ○vā́n, ○thúṣī, ○vát) one who has stood, standing, remaining, continuing in, being on or in (loc.) RV. Ragh
3. one who has stood still or stopped or made a pause (used as pf. tense, 'he made a pause' Hariv.), fixed, immovable, stationary (opp. to jágat) RV. MBh. &c
4. occupied with, engaged in (loc.) Ragh. Rājat
5. keeping on with (instr.) MBh
6. persevering, constant MBh
7. ready to, prepared for (dat.) ib

≫stha

1. stha (or ṣṭha), mf(ā)n. (only ifc.) standing, staying, abiding, being situated in, existing or being in or on or among ( See agni-, garbha-, jala-, naraka-, rājya-stha &c.)
2. occupied with, engaged in, devoted to performing, practising ( See dhyāna-, yajña-, yoga-, savana-stha &c.)
3. a place, ground (ibc. = sthala) L

⋙sthapati

1. ○páti m. (accord. to some sthapati, fr. caus. of √1. sthā) 'place-lord', a king, chief, governor, head official (accord. to KātyŚr., 'a Vaiśya or even a person of lower caste, who has celebrated the Go-sava sacrifice after being chosen king'
2. accord. to others, 'an Āyogava who is a town official'
3. cf. niṣāda-sth○) AV. VS. Br. ŚrS. R. Śiś
4. an architect, master builder, carpenter, wheelwright MBh. R. &c. (IW. 185)
5. one who sacrifices to Bṛihas-patī L
6. a guard or attendant on the women's apartments, chamberlain L
7. a charioteer W
8. N. of Bṛihas-pati L
9. of Kubera L
10. mfn. chief, best, principal L

⋙sthaśas

1. ○śás ind. according to (its) place RV

≫sthapati

1. sthapati See stha-pati above

≫sthavi

1. sthavi

⋙sthavira

1. sthavira See p. 1265, col. 2

≫sthā

1. sthā́ (or ṣṭhā́), mfn. (nom. m. n. sthā́s) standing, stationary (often ifc. = 'standing, being, existing in or on or among', cf. agni-ṣṭhā, ṛtasthā &c.) RV. PañcavBr. ŚāṅkhŚr

⋙sthāraśman

1. ○raśman (sthā́- Padap. sthā́ḥ-), having firm bridles (?) RV

≫sthāṇava

1. sthāṇava mfn. (fr. sthāṇu below) coming from the trunks or stems of trees Hcar

≫sthāṇavīya

1. sthāṇavīya mfn. (fr. next) relating or belonging to Śiva Bālar

≫sthāṇu

1. sthāṇú mfn. (accord. to some for sthalnu) standing firmly, stationary, firm, fixed, immovable, motionless Mn. MBh. &c
2. m. (or n. g. ardharcâdi) a stump, stem, trunk, stake, post, pile, pillar (also as symbol of motionlessness) RV. &c. &c
3. a kind of spear or dart L
4. m. a partic. part of a plough Kṛishis
5. the gnomon of a dial MW
6. a partic. perfume (= jīvaka) L
7. a nest of white ants W
8. N. of Śiva (who is supposed to remain as motionless as the trunk of a tree during his austerities) MBh. Kāv. &c. (RTL. 63)
9. of one of the 11 Rudras MBh. Hariv
10. of a Prajā-pati R
11. of a serpentdemon RāmatUp
12. of a Rākshasa TāṇḍBr
13. n. anything stationary or fixed MBh. &c
14. a partic. posture in sitting Cat

⋙sthāṇukarṇī

1. ○karṇī f. a partic. species of large colocynth L

⋙sthāṇuccheda

1. ○ccheda m. one who cuts down the trunks of trees or clears away timber Mn. ix, 44

⋙sthāṇutīrtha

1. ○tīrtha n. N. of a Tīrtha MBh

⋙sthāṇudiś

1. ○diś f. 'Śiva's quarter', the north-east VarBṛS

⋙sthāṇubhūta

1. ○bhūta mfn. become motionless as the trunk of a tree MBh

⋙sthāṇubhrama

1. ○bhrama m. mistaking anything for a post, Śāntiś

⋙sthāṇumatī

1. ○matī f. N. of a river R

⋙sthāṇuroga

1. ○roga m. a partic. disease of horses L

⋙sthāṇuvaṭa

1. ○vaṭa N. of a Tīrtha MBh

⋙sthāṇuvat

1. ○vat ind. like a post MW

⋙sthāṇuvanaukas

1. ○vanâukas mfn. inhabiting Śiva's forest ib

≫sthāṇv

1. sthāṇv in comp. for sthāṇu

⋙sthāṇvāśramamahātmya

1. ○āśrama-mahātmya n. N. of wk

⋙sthāṇvīśvara

1. ○īśvara m. N. of a Liṅga of Śiva VāmP. [Page 1263, Column]
2. n. N. of a town (cf. sthānêśvara) Hcat

≫sthātavya

1. sthātavya mfn. (n. impers.) to be stood or stayed or remained or continued in or abided by (loc., rarely instr.) MBh. Kāv. &c

≫sthātṛ

1. sthā́tṛ m. a guider, driver (of horses &c.) RV
2. a guide, authority MBh. iii, 12691
3. (○tṛ́), mfn. (nom. n. ○túr) what stands or stays stationary, immovable (as opp. to jagat or caratha) RV. i, 58, 8

≫sthātra

1. sthātrá n. station, place (cf. bhūri-sth○) RV. x, 125, 3

≫sthāna

1. sthā́na n. (also said to be m. Siddh.) the act of standing, standing firmly, being fixed or stationary AV. &c. &c
2. position or posture of the body (in shooting &c.) R
3. staying, abiding, being in or on (loc. or comp.) Daś. Kām. Hariv. Sāh
4. storingplace or storage (of goods) Mn. viii, 401
5. firm bearing (of troops), sustaining a charge (as opp. to yuddha, 'charging') ib. vii, 190
6. state, condition (ifc. = 'being in the state of') Up. BhP
7. continued existence, continuance in the same state (i.e. in a kind of neutral state unmarked by loss or gain), continuing as or as long as (with instr.) MBh. R. BhP
8. a state of perfect tranquillity Sarvad
9. station, rank, office, appointment, dignity, degree MaitrUp. Mn. MBh. &c
10. place of standing or staying, any place, spot, locality, abode, dwelling, house, site (sthāne sthāne or sthāne sthāneṣu, 'in different places', 'here and there') RV. &c. &c
11. place or room, stead (sthāne with gen. or ifc. 'in place of', 'instead of', 'in lieu of'
12. ripu-sthāne-√vṛt, 'to act in the place of an enemy'
13. vilocana-sthāna-gata, 'acting the part of eyes'
14. also sthāna ifc. = 'taking the place of', 'acting as', 'representing' or 'represented by', e.g. pitṛ-sth○, 'acting as a father' or 'represented by a father'
15. iyaṅ-uvaṅ-sthāna, 'reprṭrepresented by iy or uv' [as ī and ū Pāṇ. 1-4,]
16. in Pāṇini's grammar the gen. case is often used alone, when the word sthāne has to be supplied, e.g. hanter jaḥ, 'ja is to be substituted in place of han', i, 1, 49) AitBr. GṛŚrS. &c
17. place for, receptacle of (gen.) Mn. MBh. &c
18. proper or right place (sthāne, 'in the right place or at the right time, seasonably, justly') PañcavBr. &c. &c. (cf. g. svar-ādi)
19. province, region, domain, sphere (of gods or virtuous men
20. said to be in one of three places, viz. 'earth' or 'atmosphere' or 'heaven'
21. accord. to some that of virtuous Brāhmans is called Prājāpatya
22. of Kshatriyas, Aindra
23. of Vaiśyas, Māruta
24. of Śūdras, Gāndharva) Nir. VarBṛS
25. the main support or strength or chief constituent of a kingdom (said to be four, viz. 'army', 'treasury', 'city', 'territory') Mn. vii, 56
26. a stronghold, fortress Pañcat
27. the place or organ of utterance of any sound (said to be 8 in number, viz. kaṇṭha, 'throat'
28. tālu, 'palate'
29. mūrdhan, 'top of palate'
30. danta, 'teeth'
31. oṣṭha, 'lips'
32. kaṇṭha-tālu, 'throat and palate'
33. kaṇṭh'-oṣṭha, 'throat and lips'
34. dant'-oṣṭha, 'teeth and lips'
35. to which are added nāsikā, 'nose', said to be the place of utterance of true Anusvāra, and uras, 'chest', of Visarga) Pāṇ. 1-9 Sch. Prāt. Sarvad
36. any organ of sense (e.g. the eye) BhP
37. the pitch or key of the voice, note, tone (of which, accord. to RPrāt., there are three [see mandra], or accord. to TPrāt., seven
38. viinā cyutā sthānāt, 'a lute out of tune') ŚrS. Prāt. MBh. &c
39. shape, form, appearance (as of the moon) VarBṛS
40. the part or character of an actor MW
41. case, occurrence (nêdaṃ sthānaṃ vidyate, 'this case does not occur') Yājñ. Pañcat. Vajracch
42. occasion, opportunity (or (gen. or comp
43. sthāne ind. 'occasionally') ŚrS. MBh. &c
44. cause or object of (gen. or comp., e.g. śulka-sthāna, 'an object of toll'
45. pūjā- or mānya-sth○, 'an object of honour'
46. also applied to persons
47. sthāne ind. 'because of', 'on account of') MBh. Pañcat. Kathās
48. a section or division (e.g. of medicine) Car. Suśr. &c
49. an astrol. mansion or its subdivision VarBṛS
50. = kāryôtsarga, Śīl
51. an open place in a town, plain, square W
52. a holy place MW
53. an altar ib
54. N. of a Gandharva king R

⋙sthānacañcalā

1. ○cañcalā f. Ocimum Pilosum L

⋙sthānacaturvidhaśloka

1. ○caturvidha-śloka m. N. of wk

⋙sthānacintaka

1. ○cintaka m. one who provides quarters for an army, a kind of quartermaster Pañcat

⋙sthānacyuta

1. ○cyuta mfn. fallen or removed from any place or office &c. GāruḍaP

⋙sthānatas

1. ○tas ind. according to place or station MW
2. in regard to the place or organ of utterance ib

⋙sthānatā

1. ○tā f. the state of being the receptacle of, possession of (gen.) Naish

⋙sthānatyāga

1. ○tyāga m. abandonment of a dwelling-place Cāṇ
2. loss of rank or dignity VarBṛS. [Page 1263, Column]

⋙sthānatva

1. ○tva (in eka-sthānatva, 'the being pronounced with the same organ'), n. TPrāt. Sch

⋙sthānadātṛ

1. ○dātṛ mf(○trī)n. one who assigns a place to (gen.) Pañcar

⋙sthānadīpta

1. ○dīpta mfn. (in augury', inauspicious on account of situation ( See dīpta) VarBṛS

⋙sthānapata

1. ○pata mfn. (fr. next), g. aśvapaty-ādi

⋙sthānapati

1. ○pati m. lord of a place, (esp.) head of a monastery Inscr

⋙sthānapāta

1. ○pāta m. occupying (another's) place Nyāyam

⋙sthānapāla

1. ○pāla m. guardian of a place or region Yājñ. R. Rājat
2. chief guardian, superintendent Hcar
3. a keeper, watchman, policeman W

⋙sthānapracyuta

1. ○pracyuta mfn. = -cyuta R

⋙sthānaprāpti

1. ○prâpti f. obtainment of a place or situation VarBṛS

⋙sthānabhaṅga

1. ○bhaṅga m. ruin or fall of a place Pañcat

⋙sthānabhūmi

1. ○bhūmi f. a dwelling-place, mansion MW

⋙sthānabhraṃśa

1. ○bhraṃśa m. loss of place or station or rank VarBṛS. Hit

⋙sthānabhraṣṭa

1. ○bhraṣṭa mfn. = -cyuta ib

⋙sthānamāhātmya

1. ○māhātmya n. the greatness or glory of any place, the divine virtue supposed to be inherent in any sacred spot MW

⋙sthānamṛga

1. ○mṛga m. N. of certain big animals (such as the turtle, crocodile, and Makara, supposed to frequent the same place) L

⋙sthānayoga

1. ○yoga m. assignment of suitable places or application of the best modes for preserving articles Mn. ix, 332

⋙sthānayogin

1. ○yogin mfn. = sthāne-yoga (col. 3) VPrāt

⋙sthānarakṣaka

1. ○rakṣaka m. = sthāna-pāla MW

⋙sthānavat

1. ○vat mfn. being in the right place, well-founded (as doubt) Nyāyas

⋙sthānavid

1. ○vid mfn. knowing places, having local knowledge Kathās

⋙sthānavibhāga

1. ○vibhāga m. assignment of place Bṛih
2. (in alg.) subdivision of a number according to the position of its figures Col

⋙sthānavīrāsana

1. ○vīrâsana n. a partic. sedent posture SaṃhUp

⋙sthānastha

1. ○stha mfn. abiding in one place, immovable VarBṛS
2. staying at home L

⋙sthānasthāna

1. ○sthāna n. pl. every place (eṣu loc. pl. 'everywhere', 'in every corner'
2. cf. sthāna, col. 1) Kathās

⋙sthānasthita

1. ○sthita mfn. standing in a (high) place Kāv

⋙sthānāṅga

1. sthānâṅga n. N. of the 3rd Aṅga (q.v.) of the Jainas

⋙sthānādhikāra

1. sthānâdhikāra m. the superintendence of a shrine Inscr

⋙sthānādhipati

1. sthānâdhipati m. = sthāna-pati Inscr

⋙sthānādhyakṣa

1. sthānâdhyakṣa m. the governor of a place L

⋙sthānānta

1. sthānânta mfn. ending in sthāna Pāṇ. 4-3, 35

⋙sthānāntara

1. sthānântara n. another place
2. -gata mfn. gone to another place, gone away MW
3. ○râbhimukha mf(ī)n. facing another place, turned away Mālav

⋙sthānānyatva

1. sthānânya-tva n. difference of place MW

⋙sthānāpatti

1. sthānâpatti f. taking the place of another person or thing, substitution KātyŚr. Sch

⋙sthānāpanna

1. sthānâpanna mfn. substituted in place of another (cf. prec.) ib

⋙sthānābhāva

1. sthānâbhāva m. want of place or situation MW

⋙sthānāśraya

1. sthānâśraya m. the place on which anything stands Suśr. (eka-sth○ mfn. 'being in the same place' Kathās.)

⋙sthānāsana

1. sthānâsana n. du. standing and sitting down Mn. vi, 22
2. -vihāra-vat mfn. (a pupil) occupying the habitation and seat and place of recreation (of his preceptor) ib. ii, 248
3. ○sanika mfn. standing or sitting Āpast

⋙sthānāsedha

1. sthānâsedha m. confinement to a place, local or personal arrest Yājñ. Sch

⋙sthānāsthānajñānabala

1. sthānâsthāna-jñāna-bala n. the power of the knowledge if what is proper and what is improper Buddh

⋙sthāneśvara

1. sthānêśvara m. the governor of a place Rājat
2. n. (prob. incorrect for sthāṇv-īśvara) N. of a town and its territory (Thanesar) MBh. Buddh

≫sthānaka

1. sthānaka m. N. of a man Rājat
2. n. position, situation, rank, dignity MBh
3. a place, spot Pañcat
4. a city, town L
5. attitude of the body (in shooting &c.) Hcar. Nalac
6. a partic. point or situation in dramatic action, Vīkr. iv, 44/45 (others 'a kind of posture'
7. but cf. patākā-sth○)
8. a basin or trench dug for water at the √of a tree L
9. a division or section (esp, ) of the Kāṭhaka (accord. to some 'a mode of recitation')
10. froth or bubbles on spirits or wine (prob. for sthāsaka) L

≫sthāni

1. sthāni in comp. for sthānin

⋙sthānibhūta

1. ○bhūta mfn. (in gram.) being the original or primitive form Pāṇ. Sch

⋙sthānivat

1. ○vat ind. like the original or primitive element (the ādeśa or substituted form is said to be sthāni-vat when it is liable to all the rules which hold good for the primitive) Pāṇ. 1-1, 56
2. [(-vat)-tva] n. the state of being like the original form or element Pāṇ. Sch
3. (-vat) -sūtra-vicāra m. N. of wk
4. (-vad) -bhāva m. (= -vat-tva) Pat

≫sthānika

1. sthānika mfn. belonging to a place or site, local W
2. (in gram.) taking the place of anything else, substituted for (gen. or comp.) Pāṇ. Sch
3. m. any one holding an official post, governor of a place, manager of a temple &c. L

≫sthānin

1. sthānin mfn. having a place, occupying a (high) position Cat
2. having fixedness, abiding, permanent W
3. being in the right place, appropriate ĀśvŚr
4. (in gram.) that which should be in the place or is to be supplied Pāṇ. 1-4, 105
5. m. the original form or primitive element (for which anything is substituted, as opp. to ādeśa, 'the substitute') Pāṇ. Sch. [Page 1263, Column]

≫sthānīya

1. sthānīya mfn. having its place in, being in (comp
2. kaṇṭha-sth○, 'having its place in the throat') Vedântas
3. belonging to or prevailing in any place, local W
4. occupying the place of, representing (comp.) Āpast
5. n. a town or a large village L

≫sthāne

1. sthāne (loc. of sthāna), in comp

⋙sthānepatita

1. ○patita mfn. occupying the place of another (person or thing
2. -tva n.) Nyāyam. Sch

⋙sthāneyoga

1. ○yoga mf(ā)n. (in gram.) implying the relation of 'instead' (said of the gen. case or ṣaṣṭhī, which designates that for which something is substituted) Pāṇ. 1-1, 49

⋙sthāneyogin

1. ○yogin mfn. (cf. sthāna-yoga), id. (○gi-tva n.) Pāṇ. 1-1, 47 Sch

≫sthāny

1. sthāny in comp. for sthānin

⋙sthānyāśraya

1. ○āśraya mfn. depending on the primitive form (said of an operation in gr.) MW

≫sthāpaka

1. sthāpaka mfn. (fr. Caus.) causing to stand, placing, fixing &c
2. m. the erecter of an image VarBṛS
3. a depositor Yājñ. Sch
4. (ifc.) an establisher, founder Cat
5. (in dram.) a kind of stage-director (assistant of the Sūtra-dhāra q.v. but not clearly defined in his functions and not mentioned in any of the extant plays) Bhar. Sāh

≫sthāpatya

1. sthāpatya m. (fr. sthapati) a guard of the women's apartments L
2. n. the office of the governor of a district PañcavBr
3. architecture, building, erecting R. BhP

⋙sthāpatyaveda

1. ○veda m. 'science of architecture', one of the four Upa-vedas (q.v.) IW. 184

≫sthāpana

1. sthāpana mfn. (fr. Caus.) causing to stand &c
2. maintaining, preserving ( See vayaḥ-sth○)
3. fixing, determining Sāh
4. (ā), f. the act of causing to stand firmly or fixing, supporting (as an attribute of the earth) MBh. Hcat
5. storing, keeping, preserving Campak
6. fixed order or regulation ib
7. establishing, establishment, dialectical proof (of a proposition ib. Car. Sarvad
8. arranging, regulating or directing (as a drama &c.), stage-management (cf. sthā-paka) W
9. (ī), f. Clypea Hernandifolia L
10. (am), n. causing to stand, fixing, establishing, founding, instituting, raising, erecting (an image &c.) VarBṛS. Inscr
11. putting or placing or laying upon (comp.) Suśr. Naish. Sch
12. fastening, fixing, rendering immovable BhP
13. hanging, suspending Cat
14. strengthening (of the limbs), preservation or prolongation (of life) or a means of strengthening &c. Suśr. Car
15. a means of stopping (the flow of blood), styptic ib
16. storage (of grain) Kṛishis
17. establishment or dialectical proof of a proposition Madhus
18. statement, definition Sāh
19. a partic. process to which quicksilver is subjected Sarvad
20. = puṃ-savana L
21. fixing the thoughts, abstraction W
22. a dwelling, habitation ib

⋙sthāpanavṛtta

1. ○vṛtta mfn. one who is past all restoration to strength Car

≫sthāpanika

1. sthāpanika mf(ā)n. deposited, laid up in store Vet

≫sthāpanīya

1. sthāpanīya mfn. to be fixed or established in a place Kathās
2. to be kept (as a cat &c.) ib
3. to be treated with tonics or strengthening remedies Suśr

≫sthāpayitavya

1. sthāpayitavya mfn. to be kept in a place MBh
2. to be kept in order or restrained ib

≫sthāpayitṛ

1. sthāpayitṛ mfn. one who causes to stand, establisher, founder MBh

≫sthāpayitvā

1. sthāpayitvā ind. having placed or fixed &c
2. having put aside = 'with the exception of' (acc.) Divyâv

≫sthāpita

1. sthāpita mfn. caused or made to stand, fixed, established, founded &c
2. handed over, deposited Yājñ. MBh. &c
3. lodged Kathās
4. put aside, kept, stored ib
5. wedded Mālatīm
6. ordered, regulated, enjoyed, ordained, enacted W
7. settled, ascertained, certain ib
8. firm, steady ib

⋙sthāpitavat

1. ○vat mfn. one who has placed or fixed ib

≫sthāpin

1. sthāpin m. (prob.) the erecter (of an image) Pañcar

≫sthāpya

1. sthāpya mfn. to be set up or erected (as an image) VarBṛS
2. to be placed in or on (loc.) Yājñ. MBh. &c
3. to be installed in or appointed to (an office) R
4. to be shut up or confined in (loc.) Kathās
5. to be kept (veśmani, 'in the house', i.e. 'as a domestic animal') VarBṛS
6. to be kept to (one's duty, loc.), MārkP
7. to be plunged in (grief &c., acc.) Kathās
8. to be kept in order or curbed or checked or restrained MBh
9. m. (prob.) the image of a god Pañcar
10. m. or n. a deposit, pledge (= nikṣepa) L

⋙sthāpyāharaṇa

1. sthāpyâharaṇa n. the stealing or embezzling of a deposit MW

≫sthāma

1. sthāma in comp. for sthāman

⋙sthāmavat

1. ○vat mfn. powerful, strong Lalit
2. (ifc.) having the strength of ib. [Page 1264, Column]

≫sthāman

1. sthā́man n. station, seat, place AV
2. strength, power Bālar. Lalit. SaddhP
3. the neighing of a horse MBh. i, 5116

≫sthāya

1. sthāya m. = sthāman L
2. a receptacle (in jala-sth○, q.v.)
3. (ā), f. the earth L

≫sthāyam

1. sthāyam See √1. sthā, p. 1262, col. 2

≫sthāyi

1. sthāyi f. the action of standing. Pāṇ. 3-3, 95 Vārtt. i Pat

≫sthāyi

1. sthāyi in comp. for sthāyin

⋙sthāyitā

1. ○tā f

⋙sthāyitva

1. ○tva n. constancy, stability, permanency, steadiness, durableness, invariableness Suśr. Sāh. Sarvad

⋙sthāyibhāva

1. ○bhāva m. lasting or durable state of mind or feeling (said to be 8, viz. rati, hāsa, śoka, krodha, utsāha, bhaya, jugupsā, vismaya qq.vv., to which is sometimes added śama, 'quietism'
2. they are opp. to the vyabhicāri-bhāvas or 'transitory feelings') Bhar. Daśar. Sāh. &c

≫sthāyika

1. sthāyika mfn. lasting, enduring (in ādy-anta-sth○, 'lasting from the beginning to the end') Siṃhâs
2. faithful, trustworthy Bhar
3. (ā), f. the action of standing Pāṇ. 3-3, 95 Vārtt. 1 Pat

≫sthāyin

1. sthāyin mfn. standing, staying, being or situated in or on (comp.) Nir. MBh. Kāv. &c
2. being in a partic. place, resident, present Kāv. Kathās
3. being in a partic. state or condition Kāv. MārkP
4. permanent, constant, enduring, lasting (as a feeling or state
5. cf. sthāyi-bhāva above) ĀśvŚr. MBh. &c
6. persevering, steadfast Śiś
7. faithful, trustworthy Bhar
8. having the form of (comp.) VarBṛS

≫sthāyībhū

1. sthāyī-√bhū P. -bhavati, to become lasting or permanent Pañcat

≫sthāyuka

1. sthāyuka mf(ā)n. disposed to stay or last, staying, tarrying, stopping, abiding in (loc.) Bhaṭṭ
2. lasting, enduring, constant PañcavBr
3. m. the overseer of a village L

≫sthāla

1. sthāla &c. See p. 1262, col. 1

≫sthāvan

1. sthāvan See sa-sthā́van

≫sthāvara

1. sthāvará mf(ā́)n. standing still, not moving, fixed, stationary, stable, immovable (opp. to jaṅgama, q.v.) TS. &c. &c
2. firm, constant, permanent, invariable Āpast. R. Hariv
3. regular, established W
4. vegetable, belonging to the vegṭvegetable world Suśr
5. relating to immovable property Yājñ. Sch
6. m. a mountain (cf. -rāja) Bhag. Kum
7. (ā), f. N. of a Buddhist goddess Lalit
8. (am), n. any stationary or inanimate object (as a plant, mineral &c
9. these form the seventh creation of Brahmā, See under sarga) Up. Mn. MBh. &c
10. stability, permanence (vḷ. sthira-tva) Subh
11. immovable property, real estate (such as land or houses) Yājñ
12. a heir-loom, family-possession (such as jewels &c., which have been long preserved in a family and ought not to be sold) W
13. a bow-string L

⋙sthāvarakalpa

1. ○kalpa m. a partic. cosmic period Buddh

⋙sthāvarakrayāṇaka

1. ○krayāṇaka (prob.) n. wooden goods Campak

⋙sthāvaragarala

1. ○garala n. a partic. vegetable poison L

⋙sthāvarajaṅgama

1. ○jaṅgama n. (sg. or pl.) everything stationary and movable or inanimate and animate ŚāṅkhGṛ. Mn. &c

⋙sthāvaratā

1. ○tā f. fixedness, immobility
2. the state of a vegetable or mineral Mn. xii, 9

⋙sthāvaratīrtha

1. ○tīrtha n. N. of a Tīrtha or a Tīrtha with stagnant water Cat

⋙sthāvaratva

1. ○tva n. fixedness, immobility MBh

⋙sthāvararāja

1. ○rāja m. 'mountain-king', N. of Himâlaya
2. -kanyā f. 'daughter of Himâlaya', N. of Parvatī Kum

⋙sthāvarākṛti

1. sthāvarâkṛti mfn. having the form or appearance of a tree Kathās

⋙sthāvarādi

1. sthāvarâdi n. the poison called Vatsa-nābha (q.v.) MW

⋙sthāvarāsthāvara

1. sthāvarâsthāvara n. everything stationary and movable, immovable and movable property ib

≫sthāvira

1. sthāvira See p. 1265, col. 3

≫sthāsu

1. sthāsu n. bodily strength W. (proh. wṛ. for sthāma)

≫sthāsnu

1. sthāsnu mfn. firm, stationary, immovable Lāṭy. Mn. MBh. &c
2. durable, permanent, eternal Kāv. BhP
3. patient enduring (in a-sth○) Kathās
4. a tree or plant (= vṛkṣa
5. cf. sthāvara) MW

⋙sthāsnutā

1. ○tā f. firmness, stability, durability W

≫sthita

1. sthitá mfn. standing (as opp. to 'going', 'sitting', or 'lying'
2. parasparaṃ sthitam, 'standing opposed to each other'
3. sthitaṃ tena, 'it was stood by him' = 'he waited') Mn. MBh. &c
4. standing firm (yuddhe, 'in battle') Hariv
5. standing, staying, situated, resting or abiding or remaining in (loc. or comp
6. with uccâvaceṣu, 'abiding in things high and low'
7. with anityam, 'not remaining permanently', 'staying only a short time' KātyŚr. Mn. MBh. &c
8. being or remaining or keeping in any state or condition (loc., instr., abl., comp., or a noun in the same case, also ind. p. or adv
9. vyāpya sthitaḥ, 'he keeps continually pervading' Śak. Vikr
10. upaviśya sthitaḥ, 'he remains sitting' Vikr
11. kathaṃ sthitâsi, 'how did you fare?' Vikr. [Page 1264, Column]
12. evaṃ sthite, 'it being so' Pañc
13. puraḥ sthite, 'it being imminent') MBh. Kāv. &c
14. engaged in, occupied with, intent upon, engrossed by, devoted or addicted to (loc. or comp.), performing, protecting Mn. MBh. &c
15. abiding by, conforming to, following (loc.) ib
16. being in office or charge Pañcat. Rājat
17. adhering to or keeping with (loc.) Hariv
18. lasting RPrāt
19. firm, constant, invariable Kathās
20. settled, ascertained, decreed, established, generally accepted ŚBr. &c. &c
21. fixed upon, determined Śak
22. firmly convinced or persuaded MBh. Subh
23. firmly resolved to (inf. or loc.) MBh. R. &c
24. faithful to a promise or agreement L.: upright, virtuous L
25. prepared for or to (dat.) Yājñ. Kum
26. being there, existing, present, close at hand, ready (sthito hy eṣaḥ, 'I myself am ready'
27. agraje sthite, 'when the elder brother is there') Mn. MBh. &c
28. belonging to (gen.) R
29. turned or directed to, fixed upon (loc. or comp.) VarBṛS. Sarvad
30. resting or depending on (loc.) MBh. R. &c
31. leading or conducive to (dat.) Pañcat
32. one who has desisted or ceased Pañcad
33. left over L
34. (in Vedic gram.) not accompanied by iti (in the Pada-pāṭha), standing alone (pade sthite, 'in the Pada text') Prāt
35. (am), n. standing still, stopping Bhartṛ
36. staying, remaining, abiding R
37. manner of standing ib
38. perseverance on the right path ib

⋙sthitatā

1. ○tā f. the being in a place (vḷ. sthiti-tā), BṛĀr

⋙sthitadhī

1. ○dhī mfn. steady-minded, firm, unmoved, calm Bhag

⋙sthitapāṭhya

1. ○pāṭhya n. (in dram.) recitation in Prākṛit by a woman standing Sāh

⋙sthitaprakaraṇa

1. ○prakaraṇa wṛ. for sthiti-pr○

⋙sthitaprajña

1. ○prajña mfn. firm in judgment and wisdom, calm, contented Bhag

⋙sthitapreman

1. ○preman m. 'firm in affection', a firm or faithful friend L

⋙sthitabuddhidatta

1. ○buddhi-datta m. N. of a Buddha Lalit

⋙sthitamati

1. ○mati m. 'firm-minded', N. of a teacher Buddh

⋙sthitaliṅga

1. ○liṅga mfn. having the virile member erected (cf. sthiral○) MBh

⋙sthitavat

1. ○vat mfn. one who has stood or stayed &c
2. being or situated in Śiś
3. (sthitá-), containing a form of √sthā (-vatī f. 'a verse containing a form of √sthā') ŚBr

⋙sthitasaṃvid

1. ○saṃvid mfn. faithful to an agreement, keeping a promise Kathās

⋙sthitasaṃketa

1. ○saṃketa mfn. id. ib

⋙sthitāsana

1. sthitâsana n. the 5 standing postures (e.g. daṇḍâsana &c.) collectively L

⋙sthitopasthita

1. sthitôpasthita mfn. (a word) which stands with and without the particle iti (in the Pada text
2. See sthita above) Prāt

≫sthiti

1. sthíti f. standing upright or firmly, not falling Kāvyâd
2. standing, staying, remaining, abiding, stay, residence, sojourn in or on or at (loc. or comp
3. sthitiṃ-√kṛ or vi- √1. dhā or √grah or √bhaj, 'to make a stay', 'take up one's abode') Kāv. Kathās. &c
4. staying or remaining or being in any state or condition ( rājya-sth○)
5. continuance in being, maintenance of life, continued existence (the 2nd of the three states of all created things, the 1st being utpatti, 'coming into existence', and the 3rd laya, 'dissolution'), permanence, duration
6. ŚvetUp. R. Kālid. BhP. Sarvad
7. duration of life MārkP
8. (in astron.) duration of an eclipse Sūryas
9. continued existence in any place MBh. Sāh
10. that which continually exists, the world, earth BhP
11. any situation or state or position or abode Kāv. Pañcat. Kathās
12. station, high position, rank Mn. Yājñ. Bhag. &c
13. maintenance, sustenance Mālatīm
14. settled rule, fixed decision, ordinance, decree, axiom, maxim ŚBr. &c. &c
15. maintenance of discipline, establishment of good order (in a state &c.) Ragh
16. continuance or steadfastness in the path of duty, virtuous conduct, steadiness, rectitude, propriety MBh. R. Ragh
17. constancy, perseverance Bhag. Sarvad
18. devotion or addiction to, intentness on (loc.) MBh. R
19. firm persuasion or opinion, conviction Yājñ. Kām
20. settled practice, institution, custom, usage Kathās. Rājat
21. settled bountary or bounds (esp. of morality, e.g. sthitim-√bhid, 'to transgress the bounds of morality'), term, limit R. Kālid. Bhaṭṭ
22. standing still, stopping, halting (sthitim ā-√car, 'to remain standing') Ragh. Rājat. Suśr
23. standing-place, halting-place, stand or place or fixed abode ŚBr. Mn. Rājat
24. resistance to motion, inertia (in phil.)
25. fixedness, immobility, stability Ragh. BhP
26. depositing, laying down Rājat. Kathās
27. form, shape MārkP
28. manner of acting, procedure, behaviour, conduct Mn. Śiś. Hit
29. occurrence MBh
30. regard or consideration for (loc.) Pañcat. vḷ
31. (in Vedic gram.) the standing of a word by itself (i.e. without the particle iti
32. See sthita)

⋙sthitikartṛ

1. ○kartṛ mfn. causing stability or permanence MārkP. [Page 1264, Column]

⋙sthitijña

1. ○jña mfn. knowing (and observing) the bounds of morality Kum

⋙sthititā

1. ○tā (sthití-), f. fixity, stability, firm position ŚBr

⋙sthitideśa

1. ○deśa m. place of abode ŚārṅgP

⋙sthitipālana

1. ○pālana m. maintenance of stability or permanence (○naṃ-√kṛ, 'to maintain stability') MārkP

⋙sthitiprakaraṇa

1. ○prakaraṇa n. N. of a ch. of the Vāsishṭha-rāmâyaṇa

⋙sthitiprada

1. ○prada mfn. bestowing firmness or stability ib

⋙sthitibhid

1. ○bhid mfn. violating or transgressing the bounds of morality Ragh

⋙sthitimat

1. ○mat mfn. possessing firmness or stability, firm, stable Kum
2. lasting, enduring Ragh
3. keeping within limits (as the ocean) Vikr
4. keeping within the limits of morality, virtuous, honest Mn. Kām. Kum

⋙sthitivarman

1. ○varman m. N. of a king Hcar

⋙sthitisthāpaka

1. ○sthāpaka mfn. restoring anything to its original state or condition W
2. m. the capability of restoration to an original state or position, elasticity Bhāshāp

≫sthity

1. sthity in comp. for sthiti

⋙sthityatikrānti

1. ○atikrānti f. transgression of the bounds of morality or virtue Kir

≫sthitvā

1. sthitvā ind. having stood or stayed or stopped or waited &c. (sometimes used alone to express, after some time'
2. māsaṃ sth○, 'after a month'
3. ciram api sth○, 'after a long period' = 'sooner or later') RV. &c. &c

≫sthin

1. sthin See tri-ṣṭhín and parame-ṣṭhín

≫sthira

1. sthirá mf(ā́) n. firm, hard, solid, compact, strong RV. &c. &c
2. fixed, immovable, motionless, still, calm ŚBr. MBh. &c
3. firm, not wavering or tottering, steady R. VarBṛS
4. unfluctuating, durable, lasting, permanent, changeless RV. &c. &c
5. stern, relentless, hard-hearted Kum
6. constant, steadfast, resolute, persevering (manas or hṛdayaṃ sthiraṃ-√kṛ, 'to steel one's heart, take courage' R. Kathās.)
7. kept secret Vet
8. faithful, trustworthy Yājñ. MBh. &c
9. firmly resolved to (inf.) MBh
10. settled, ascertained, undoubted, sure, certain Mn. MBh. &c
11. m. a partic. spell recited over weapons R
12. a kind of metre VarBṛS
13. N. of Śiva MBh
14. of one of Skanda's attendants ib
15. N. of a partic. astrol. Yoga MW
16. of certain zodiacal signs (viz. Taurus, Leo, Scorpio, Aquarius
17. so called because any work done under these signs is supposed to be lasting) ib. (L. also 'a tree
18. Grislea Tomentosa
19. a mountain
20. a bull
21. a god
22. the planet Saturn
23. final emancipation')
24. (ā), f. a strong-minded woman MW
25. the earth L
26. Desmodium Gangeticīm L
27. Salmalia Malabarica L
28. = -kākolī L
29. N. of the sound j Up
30. (am), n. steadfastness, stubbornness, resistance (acc. with ava-√tan P. 'to loosen the resistance of gen.'
31. Ā. 'to relax one's own resistance, yield'
32. with ā-√tan Ā. 'to offer resistance') RV

⋙sthirakarman

1. ○karman mfn. persevering in action Ragh

⋙sthirakuṭṭaka

1. ○kuṭṭaka m. (in alg.) a steady pulverizer, constant multiplier, common divisor (applied to a partic. kind of common divṭdivisor) MW

⋙sthiragati

1. ○gati m. 'moving firmly or slowly', N. of the planet Saturn (cf. śanaiścara) L

⋙sthiragandha

1. ○gandha mfn. having durable perfume
2. m. Michelia Champaca L
3. (ā), f. Bignonia Suaveolens ib
4. Pandanus Odoratissimus ib

⋙sthiracakra

1. ○cakra m. N. of Mañju-śrī ib

⋙sthiracitta

1. ○citta (R.) or (Śiś.), mfn. firm-minded, steady, resolute

⋙sthiracetas

1. ○cetas (Śiś.), mfn. firm-minded, steady, resolute

⋙sthiracchada

1. ○cchada m. Betula Bhojpatra L

⋙sthiracchāya

1. ○cchāya m. a tree yielding permanent shadow L
2. any tree ib

⋙sthirajaṅgama

1. ○jaṅgama (prob.) n. (pl.) things stationary and movable BhP

⋙sthirajihva

1. ○jihva m. 'firm-tongued', a fish ib

⋙sthirajīvita

1. ○jīvita mfn. long-lived, tenacious of life
2. (ā), f. the silk-cotton tree L

⋙sthirajīvin

1. ○jīvin mfn. = prec
2. m. N. of a crow Pañcat

⋙sthiratara

1. ○tara mfn. more (or most) firm or fixed or immovable
2. -dṛś mfn. with steady eyes Bhartṛ

⋙sthiratā

1. ○tā f. hardness Suśr
2. stability, steadfastness, permanence Kāv. Kathās. &c
3. moral firmness, constancy, tranquillity (○tām upa-√i, 'to recover composure of mind') MBh. Śak. &c

⋙sthiratva

1. ○tva n. hardness Suśr
2. immovableness Mṛicch
3. stability, constancy MBh. Suśr. &c

⋙sthiradaṃṣṭra

1. ○daṃṣṭra m. 'strongtoothed, a snake L
2. N. of Vishṇu in the boar-Avatāra ib
3. = dhvani ib. (incorrect)

⋙sthiradeva

1. ○deva m. N. of a Commentator Cat

⋙sthiradhanvan

1. ○dhanvan (sthirá-), mfn. having a strong bow (said of Rudra) RV

⋙sthiradhāman

1. ○dhāman (○rá-), mfn. belonging to a strong race AV

⋙sthiradhī

1. ○dhī mfn. firm-minded, steadfast Nāg

⋙sthirapattra

1. ○pattra m. Phoenix Paludosa L

⋙sthirapada

1. ○pada mf(ā)n. firmly rooted Mudr

⋙sthirapālatrilakṣa

1. ○pāla-trilakṣa m. N. of a man Buddh

⋙sthirapīta

1. ○pīta (○rá-), mfn. (prob.) having strong protection RV

⋙sthirapuṣpa

1. ○puṣpa m. 'having firm flowers', Michelia Champeca L
2. Clerodendrum Phlomoides ib
3. Mimusops Elengi ib

⋙sthirapuṣpin

1. ○puṣpin m. 'id.', Clerodendrum Phlomoides ib

⋙sthirapratijña

1. ○pratijña mfn. persisting in an assertion, faithful to a promise (-tva n.) Kāv

⋙sthirapratibandha

1. ○pratibandha mfn. firm in resistance, offering an obstinate resistance Śak. [Page 1265, Column]

⋙sthirapratiṣṭhā

1. ○pratiṣṭhā f. a firm resting-place, fixed residence MW

⋙sthirapreman

1. ○preman mfn. firm or steady in affection L

⋙sthirapsnu

1. ○psnu mfn. (Ved.) having constant food MW

⋙sthiraphalā

1. ○phalā f. Benincasa Cerifera L

⋙sthirabuddhi

1. ○buddhi mfn. steady-minded, resolute, steadfast, Cāṇ Rājat
2. m. N. of a Asura Kathās

⋙sthirabuddhika

1. ○buddhika m. N. of a Dānava ib

⋙sthiramati

1. ○mati f. a firm mind, steadfastness L
2. mfn. firm-minded, steady Bhag
3. m. N. of a Bhikshu Buddh

⋙sthiramada

1. ○mada mfn. intoxicating to such a degree as to cause lasting effects Suśr. intoxicated in that manner L
2. m. a peacock L

⋙sthiramanas

1. ○manas mfn. firm-minded, steadfast MBh. Śiś

⋙sthiramāyā

1. ○māyā f. a partic. spell Cat

⋙sthirayoni

1. ○yoni m. a tree yielding permanent shade L

⋙sthirayauvana

1. ○yauvana n. perpetual youth MārkP
2. mf(ā)n. possessing perpṭprepetual youth, ever youthful ib. Hariv. Vikr
3. m. a Vidyā-dhara L

⋙sthiraraṅgā

1. ○raṅgā f. 'having a durable colour', indigo L
2. a sort of Curcuma W

⋙sthirarāgā

1. ○rāgā f. a kind of Curcuma L

⋙sthiraliṅga

1. ○liṅga mfn. having a stiff virile organ MBh
2. -pratiṣṭhā f. N. of wk

⋙sthiralocana

1. ○locana mfn. steadyeyed MW
2. (one) whose gaze is fixed ib

⋙sthiravarman

1. ○varman m. N. of a man Vās., Introd

⋙sthiravāc

1. ○vāc mfn. one whose word may be trusted, Nātyāś

⋙sthiravājin

1. ○vājin mfn. one whose horses stand still MBh

⋙sthiravikrama

1. ○vikrama mfn. taking firm strides Bcar

⋙sthiraśaṅkukarṇa

1. ○śaṅku-karṇa mfn. having upright ears like spikes ib

⋙sthiraśrī

1. ○śrī mfn. having enduring prosperity MW

⋙sthirasaṃskāra

1. ○saṃskāra mfn. thoroughly cultured
2. -tā f. perfect culture Mṛicch

⋙sthirasaṃgara

1. ○saṃgara mfn. faithful to an agreement or promise MBh

⋙sthirasattva

1. ○sattva mfn. having a steadfast character R

⋙sthirasādhanaka

1. ○sādhanaka m. Vitex Negundo L

⋙sthirasāra

1. ○sāra m. Tectona Grandis ib

⋙sthirasauhṛda

1. ○sauhṛda mfn. firm in friendship R. VarBṛS
2. n. firmness in friendship MW

⋙sthirasthāyin

1. ○sthāyin mfn. standing firm AmṛitabUp

⋙sthirāṃhripa

1. sthirâṃhripa m. Phoenix Paludosa L

⋙sthirāghāta

1. sthirâghāta mfn. firm in bearing blows, (too) hard to be dug up Gobh

⋙sthirāṅghripa

1. sthirâṅghripa m. = sthirâṃhripa L

⋙sthirātman

1. sthirâtman mfn. firm-minded, stable, constant VP
2. steadfast, resolute Kām. Hit

⋙sthirānurāga

1. sthirânurāga mfn. constant in affection or love
2. -tva n. faithful attachment Mudr

⋙sthirānurāgin

1. sthirânurāgin mfn. = ○rāga
2. (○gi) -tva n. = ○rāga-tva Mudr

⋙sthirāpāya

1. sthirâpâya mfn. subject to constant decay Kāv

⋙sthirāyati

1. sthirâyati mfn. of long extension or duration, lasting Kir

⋙sthirāyus

1. sthirâyus mfn. long-lived
2. m. or f. the silk-cotton tree L

⋙sthirārambha

1. sthirârambha mfn. firm or steadfast in undertakings Mn. ŚārṅgP

≫sthiraka

1. sthiraka m. N. of a man, g. naḍâdi

≫sthiraya

1. sthiraya Nom. P. ○yati, to strengthen (with hṛdi, 'to impress deeply on the heart') Caurap

≫sthirāya

1. sthirāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to become fixed or immovable Cat
2. P. ○yati, to remain firm MW

≫sthirī

1. sthirī in comp. for sthira

⋙sthirīkara

1. ○kara mfn. making firm Suśr

⋙sthirīkaraṇa

1. ○karaṇa mfn. id. Car
2. n. hardening Cat
3. making firm or fixed Sarvad
4. making durable, corroboration Sāh
5. confirmation Kull. on Mn. viii, 55

⋙sthirīkartavya

1. ○kartavya mfn. to be encouraged Śak

⋙sthirīkāra

1. ○kāra m. corroboration Bādar. Sch

⋙sthirīkṛ

1. ○√kṛ P. -karoti, to make firm, strengthen Pañcat
2. to stop ib
3. to make permanent, establish Kāv. Kathās.: to corroborate, confirm Mn. Sch. MārkP
4. to steel (the heart) Amar
5. to encourage, comfort MBh. Pañcat

⋙sthirībhāva

1. ○bhāva m. becoming stiff, immovableness HYog

⋙sthirībhū

1. ○√bhū P. -bhavati, to become firm or stiff or hard R. Suśr
2. to compose one's self, take courage MBh. R. &c

≫sthṛ

1. sthṛ See savya-ṣṭhṛ́, p. 1191, col. 3 (where read savya-ṣṭhṛ́)

≫sthema

1. sthema in comp. for stheman

⋙sthemabhāj

1. ○bhāj mfn. firm, strong Śiś

≫stheman

1. sthemán m. (fr. sthira) firmness, stability TS. Br. Kāṭh
2. continuance, duration (○mnā ind. 'perseveringly') HYog
3. the state of standing or stopping still, rest Naish

≫stheya

1. stheya mf(ā)n. to be stationed or fixed or settled &c
2. placed (as water in a jar) ŚāṅkhGṛ
3. (am), n. (it is) to be stood still R
4. (it is) to be stood firm (in battle) BhP
5. (it is) to be stayed or remained in (loc.) R. Hariv. &c
6. (attention) is to be fixed on (loc.) MBh. R. &c
7. (it is) to be behaved or acted or proceeded (with instr., ind. p., or adv.) Hariv. Bhartṛ. Rājat
8. m. a person chosen to settle a dispute between two parties, an arbitrator, umpire, judge Rājat. Hit
9. a domestic priest L

≫stheyas

1. sthéyas mfn. (compar. of sthira) firmer, stronger, more important or worthy of consideration, very firm or strong TS. &c
2. very continuous or constant Rājat
3. very resolute Sāh. [Page 1265, Column]

⋙stheyīkṛta

1. stheyī-kṛta mfn. (stheyī for stheya, m.) made an arbitrator or umpire or judge Kathās

≫stheṣṭha

1. stheṣṭha mfn. (superl. of sthira) most fixed, very firm or strong or durable Pāṇ. 6-4, 157

≫sthairakāyaṇa

1. sthairakāyaṇa m. patr. fr. sthiraka g. naḍâdi
2. (○yana), metron. of Mitea-varcas, IndSt

≫sthairabrahmaṇa

1. sthairabrahmaṇá m. (prob.) N. of a man MaitrS

≫sthairya

1. sthairya n. firmness, hardness, solidity Yājñ. MBh. &c
2. fixedness, stability, immobility Prab. BhP. Sarvad
3. calmness, tranquillity Pañcad
4. continuance, permanence Kāv. Kathās
5. steadfastness, constancy, perseverance, patience MBh. R. &c
6. firm attachment to, constant delight in (loc.) Kāv. Pañcat. Kathās. &c

⋙sthairyakara

1. ○kara or mfn. causing firmness or hardness Suśr

⋙sthairyakṛt

1. ○kṛt mfn. causing firmness or hardness Suśr

⋙sthairyavat

1. ○vat mfn. having stability, standing still, fixed, immovable Kāvyâd
2. standing firm, not yielding, resolute Sāy
3. -tva n. fixedness, firmness, concentration (of mind) MārkP

⋙sthairyavicāraṇa

1. ○vicāraṇa n. N. of wk. by Harsha

sthāga

1. sthāga m. (derivation doubtful) a dead body L
2. N. of one of Śiva's attendants L

sthāgara

1. sthāgara mfn. made of sthagara, q.v. TBr

sthāgala

1. sthāgala m. or n. (?) = sthagara (cf. sthagala), g. kiśarâdi

≫sthāgalika

1. sthāgalika mf(ī)n. dealing in the substance Sthāgala ib

sthāgha

1. sthāgha m. (said to be fr. √1. sthā) a shallow, ford (= gādha) L

sthājirāvatī

1. sthājirāvatī f. (prob. wṛ.) ŚāṅkhGṛ

sthāṇava

1. sthāṇava sthāṇu &c. See p. 1262

sthāṇḍila

1. sthāṇḍila See p. 1261, col. 3

sthāna

1. sthāna sthānin, sthāpaka, ○pana &c p. 1263

sthāya

1. sthāya &c. See p. 1264, col. 1

sthāla

1. sthāla &c. See p. 1262, col. 1

sthāvara

1. sthāvara &c. See p. 1264, col. 1

sthāvira

1. sthāvira &c. See col. 3

sthāsaka

1. sthāsaka m. smearing or perfuming the body with unguents (of sandal &c., cf. sthakara, sthākara) L
2. a bubble of water or any fluid L
3. m. or n. (?) a bubble-shaped ornament on a horse's trappings Śiś
4. a figure made with unguents Ratnâv

sthāsnu

1. sthāsnu See p. 1264, col. 1

sthika

1. sthika m. (accord. to some fr. √1. sthā) the buttocks (= kaṭi-protha) L

sthita

1. sthita sthiti &c. See p. 1264

sthir

1. sthir cl. 1. P. sthirati, to stand firmly (in an etymol. explanation) Nir. ix, 11

≫sthiritvā

1. sthiritvā ind. having turned round (?) Hcar. Sch

sthira

1. sthira &c. See p. 1264, col. 3

sthivi

1. sthiví m. (prob.) a bushel (others 'an ear') of grain RV. x, 68, 3
2. = sīmā L

⋙sthivimat

1. ○mát mfn. provided with bushels (or 'ears') of grain ib. 27, 15

sthu

1. sthu See duḥ-ṣṭhu and su-ṣṭhú

sthuḍ

1. sthuḍ (= √thuḍ), cl. 6. P. sthuḍati, to cover Dhātup. xxviii, 94

≫sthula

1. sthula n. (perhaps for sthuḍa, See prec.) a sort of long tent Śiś

sthurikā

1. sthurikā vḷ. for sthūrikā, q.v

sthū

1. sthū (collateral of √1. sthā, formed to account for the, words below), prob. 'to be thick or solid or strong.'

≫sthava

1. sthava m. a he-goat (?) L

≫sthavi

1. sthavi m. (only L.) a sack, bag
2. heaven
3. a weaver
4. fire
5. a leper or the flesh of a leper
6. fruit

≫sthavimat

1. sthavimat n. and the thick end, broad part, breadth (○ma-tás, ind. 'on the broad side') MaitrS. TS. Br. Kāṭh

⋙sthaviman

1. stháviman m. the thick end, broad part, breadth (○ma-tás, ind. 'on the broad side') MaitrS. TS. Br. Kāṭh

≫sthavira

1. sthávira mf(ā or ī)n. (cf. sthāvara, p. 1264) broad, thick, compact, solid, strong, powerful RV. AV. Br. MBh. Hariv
2. old, ancient, venerable (○re kāle or bhāve, 'in old age') Br. &c. &c. [Page 1265, Column]
3. m. an old man W
4. (with Buddhists) an 'Elder' (N. of the oldest and most venerable Bhikshus) MWB. 184 ; 255 &c
5. N. of Brahmā L
6. (pl.) N. of a school (also ārya-sth○) Buddh
7. (ā), f. an old woman MW
8. a kind of plant L
9. (am), n. benzoin L

⋙sthaviragāthā

1. ○gāthā f. a partic. section of Buddhist writings Divyâv

⋙sthaviradāru

1. ○dāru n. a kind of wood Bhpr

⋙sthaviradyuti

1. ○dyuti mfn. having the dignity of an 'Elder' (cf. above) MBh

⋙sthavirasthavira

1. ○sthavira m. pl. (prob.) the most venerable of the 'Elders' Divyâv

⋙sthavirāyus

1. sthavirâyus mfn. one who has attained to old age Hariv

⋙sthavirāvalīcarita

1. sthavirâvalī-carita n. N. of a Jaina wk

≫sthavirāya

1. sthavirāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to grow old, become old (said of time) Bhpr

≫sthaviṣṭha

1. stháviṣṭha mfn. (superl. of sthūra) very broad or thick or solid or strong TS. &c. &c

≫sthavīyas

1. sthávīyas mfn. (compar. of id.) more (or most) broad or thick &c. Br. &c. &c

≫sthāvira

1. sthāvira n. (fr. sthavira) old age (described as commencing at seventy in men and fifty in women, and ending at ninety, after which period a man is called varṣīyas) Lāṭy. MBh. &c
2. mfn. (vḷ. for sthavira) old, senile MBh. Hit

≫sthura

1. sthura See apa-ṣṭhura, p. 53, col. 1

≫sthurin

1. sthurin m. = sthaurin L

≫sthula

1. sthula See apa-ṣṭhula p. 53, col. 1

≫sthūṇa

1. sthūṇa m. (connected with sthāṇu
2. accord. to some for sthulna) N. of a son of Viśvāmitra MBh
3. of a Yaksha ib
4. (ā), f. See next
5. (ī), f. uncultivated land Vop. Sch
6. (am), n. a post, pillar Siddh

⋙sthūṇakarṇa

1. ○karṇa m. N. of a Ṛishi MBh

≫sthūṇā

1. sthū́ṇā f. the post or pillar or beam cf a house, any post or stake or pillar or column RV. &c. &c
2. the trunk or stump of a tree Kām
3. an iron statue L
4. an anvil, = śūrmi or sūrmi L
5. (prob.) = rajju, a rope, cord Hcat
6. a kind of disease L. [Cf. Gk. ?] [1265,]

⋙sthūṇākarṇa

1. ○karṇá mf(ī)n. (said of cows whose ears are marked in a partic. manner) MaitrS
2. m. a kind of military array Kām
3. N. of a Yaksha MBh.: of a partic. demon of illness Hariv
4. m. (scil. bāṇa) or n. (scil. astra) a kind of missile MBh

⋙sthūṇāgarta

1. ○garta m. the pit or hole for a post L

⋙sthūṇānikhanananyāya

1. ○nikhanana-nyāya m. the rule of digging or fixing a post more deeply into the soil (applied to a disputant who adds corroborative arguments &c. to confirm an already strong position) A

⋙sthūṇāpakṣa

1. ○pakṣa m. a kind of military array Kām

⋙sthūṇāpadī

1. ○padī f. one who has feet or legs like pillars, g. kumbhapadyādi

⋙sthūṇābhāra

1. ○bhāra m. the weight of a beam, g. vaṃśâdi

⋙sthūṇāmayūkha

1. ○mayūkhá n. post and peg ŚBr

⋙sthūṇārāja

1. ○rājá m. a principal post ib

⋙sthūṇāvirohaṇa

1. ○virohaṇa n. the sprouting of a wooden stake (after it has been put in the ground to serve as a foot) ŚāṅkhŚr

⋙sthūṇāśīrṣa

1. ○śīrṣa n. the head or capital of a pillar L

⋙sthūṇāvaseṣa

1. sthūṇâvaseṣa mfn. having only the pillars left (said of a house) Sāh

⋙sthūṇopasthūṇaka

1. sthūṇôpasthūṇaka m. du. N. of two villages Divyâv

≫sthūṇīya

1. sthūṇīya (g. apūpâdi) or (Kāṭh.), mfn. relating to a post or pillar

⋙sthūṇya

1. sthūṇya (Kāṭh.), mfn. relating to a post or pillar

≫sthūra

1. sthūrá mfn. (cf. sthūla below) thick, dense, heavy, big, bulky, stout, broad, strong, solid RV
2. m. du. the ankles or she buttocks
3. sg. the lower part of the thigh L
4. a child of Sthūrā. Pat. on Pāṇ. 6-1, 103 Vārtt. 1
5. a man L
6. a bull L
7. (ā), f. N. of a woman, g. gargâdi

⋙sthūragudā

1. ○gudā́ f. (= guda-kāṇḍe sthūlo bhāgaḥ) TS. (Sch.)

⋙sthūrayūpa

1. ○yūpa m. N. of a man (-vát ind.) RV

⋙sthūravāku

1. ○vāku = ucca-dhvani L

≫sthūri

1. sthūrí mfn. drawn by one animal RV. Br
2. n. a waggon drawn by one animal TBr

≫sthūrikā

1. sthūrikā f. (prob.) the nostril of a barren cow (vḷ. khurikā, chūrikā, sthurikā &c.) Mn. vii, 325 (others 'an ox' or 'a load placed on an ox')

≫sthūrin

1. sthūrin m. cf. sthaurin) a pack-horse, beast of burden, draught-ox L. [Cf. Gk. ? ; Lat. taurus ; Goth. [1265,] stiur ; Eng. steer.]

≫sthūrīpṛṣṭha

1. sthūrī-pṛṣṭha m. a horse not yet ridden on or broken in by riding Śiś

≫sthorā

1. sthorā f. the lading or cargo of a ship Divyâv

≫sthorin

1. sthorin m. = sthaurin L

≫sthauṇābhārika

1. sthauṇābhārika mfn. (fr. sthūṇā-bhāra), g. vaṃśâdi (vḷ. sthauṇa-bh○)

≫sthauṇika

1. sthauṇika mfn. dragging beams of wood L

≫sthauṇeya

1. sthauṇeya or n. a kind of perfume Car. Suśr

⋙sthauṇeyaka

1. sthauṇeḍyaka n. a kind of perfume Car. Suśr
2. a carrot L

≫sthaura

1. sthaura m. patr. of the Ṛishi Agni-yuta or Agni-yūpa (author of RV. x, 116) Anukr
2. n. firmness, strength, power W
3. a sufficient load for a horse or ass ib

≫sthaurin

1. sthaurin m. a pack-horse, draught-ox L. [Page 1266, Column]

≫sthaurya

1. sthaurya m. metr. fr. sthūrā g. gargâdi

sthūṇa

1. sthūṇa sthū́ṇā &c. See p. 1265, col. 3

sthūma

1. sthūma m. (cf. syūma) light L
2. the moon L

sthūl

1. sthūl (rather Nom. fr. sthūla below), cl. 10. Ā. sthūlayate (also P. sthūlayati accord. to some), to become big or stout or bulky, increase, grow fat Dhātup. xxxv, 50

≫sthūla

1. sthūlá mf(ā́)n. (fr. √sthū = sthā and originally identical with sthūra) large, thick, stout, massive, bulky, big, huge AV. &c. &c
2. coarse, gross, rough (also fig. = 'not detailed or precisely defined'
3. cf. yathā-sth○) Mn. MBh. &c
4. dense, dull, stolid, doltish, stupid, ignorant (cf. comp.) MBh. Pañcat
5. (in phil.) gross, tangible, material (opp. to sūkṣma, 'subtle'
6. cf. sthūla-śarīra)
7. m. Artocarpus Integrifolia L
8. N. of one of Śiva's attendants L
9. m. n. g. ardharcâdi
10. (ā), f. Scindapsus Officinalis L
11. Cucumis Utilissimus L
12. large cardamoms L
13. n. 'the gross body' (= sthūla-ś○) Up. MBh. &c
14. sour milk, curds L
15. = kūṭa L
16. a heap, quantity W
17. a tent (prob. for 1. sthula) ib

⋙sthūlakaṅgu

1. ○kaṅgu m. a sort of grain or corn L

⋙sthūlakaṇā

1. ○kaṇā f. a kind of cumin ib
2. Nigella Indica MW

⋙sthūlakaṇṭaka

1. ○kaṇṭaka m. a kind of acacia L

⋙sthūlakaṇṭakikā

1. ○kaṇṭakikā f. Salmalia Malabarica ib

⋙sthūlakaṇṭā

1. ○kaṇṭā f. the egg-plant ib

⋙sthūlakanda

1. ○kanda mfn. having a large bulb Suśr
2. m. Arum or a species of Arum ib
3. = hasti-k○ ib
4. a kind of garlic (= rakta-laśuna) or onion L

⋙sthūlakandaka

1. ○kandaka m. Arum L

⋙sthūlakarṇa

1. ○karṇa m. N. of a Ṛishi MBh. (vḷ. sthūṇa-k○)

⋙sthūlakāya

1. ○kāya mfn. large-bodied, corpulent W

⋙sthūlakāṣṭhadah

1. ○kāṣṭha-dah (nom. -dhak) or m. fire made with thick pieces of timber L

⋙sthūlakāṣṭhāgni

1. ○kāṣḍṭhâgni m. fire made with thick pieces of timber L

⋙sthūlakeśa

1. ○keśa m. N. of a Ṛishi MBh. Kathās

⋙sthūlakṣeḍa

1. ○kṣeḍa (L.) or (W.), m. an arrow

⋙sthūlakṣveḍa

1. ○kṣveḍa (W.), m. an arrow

⋙sthūlagrīva

1. ○grīva mfn. thicknecked MW

⋙sthūlaṃkaraṇa

1. ○ṃ-karaṇa mf(ī)n. making big &c. Pāṇ. 3-2, 56

⋙sthūlacañcu

1. ○cañcu (prob.) f. a kind of culinary plant L

⋙sthūlacāpa

1. ○cāpa wṛ. for tūla-c○ L

⋙sthūlacūḍa

1. ○cūḍa mfn. having big tufts of hair (said of the Kirātas) R

⋙sthūlajaṅghā

1. ○jaṅghā f. N. of one of the 9 Samidhs Gṛihyās

⋙sthūlajihva

1. ○jihva m. 'thick-tongued', N. of a Bhūta Hariv

⋙sthūlajīraka

1. ○jīraka m. a kind of cumin L
2. Nigella Indica MW

⋙sthūlataṇḍula

1. ○taṇḍula m. large rice L

⋙sthūlatara

1. ○tara mfn. more bulky, bigger, larger, very large Pañcat

⋙sthūlatā

1. ○tā f. largeness, bigness, bulkiness ib
2. stupidity, clumsiness ib

⋙sthūlatāla

1. ○tāla m. Phoenix Paludosa L

⋙sthūlatomarin

1. ○tomarin mfn. having a thick javelin Hcat

⋙sthūlatva

1. ○tva n. bigness, bulkiness MW
2. stupidity ib
3. (in phil.) grossness NṛisUp. Sarvad

⋙sthūlatvacā

1. ○tvacā f. Gmelina Arborea L

⋙sthūladaṇḍa

1. ○daṇḍa m. a sort of reed ib

⋙sthūladatta

1. ○datta m. N. of a man Kathās

⋙sthūladarbha

1. ○darbha m. Saccharum Munja Bhpr

⋙sthūladalā

1. ○dalā f. Aloe Perfoliata L

⋙sthūladeha

1. ○deha m. n. = -śarīra MW

⋙sthūladehin

1. ○dehin mfn. big-bodied, large (opp. to alpa) Bhpr

⋙sthūladhī

1. ○dhī mfn. dull-witted, stupid W

⋙sthūlanāla

1. ○nāla m. a kind of reed L

⋙sthūlanāsa

1. ○nāsa m. 'large-nosed, thick-nṭnosed', a boar L

⋙sthūlanāsika

1. ○nāsika m. id. Śiś

⋙sthūlanīla

1. ○nīla m. a hawk, falcon L

⋙sthūlapaṭa

1. ○paṭa m. n. coarse cloth MW
2. mfn. having coarse cloth or clothes ib

⋙sthūlapaṭṭa

1. ○paṭṭa m. cotton L
2. n. coarse cloth (accord. to some) MW

⋙sthūlapaṭṭāka

1. ○paṭṭāka m. id. L

⋙sthūlapāda

1. ○pāda mfn. large-footed, club-fṭfooted, having swelled legs MW
2. m. an elephant L
3. a man who has elephantiasis MW

⋙sthūlapiṇḍa

1. ○piṇḍa m. N. of a man ( sthaula-piṇḍī)

⋙sthūlapuṣpa

1. ○puṣpa m. a kind of plant (= baka) L
2. Aeschynomene Grandiflora W
3. (ā), f. a sort of Aparājitā growing on mountains L
4. Gomphrena Globosa ib
5. (ī), f. a kind of plant (= yava-tiktā) ib. (vḷ. sūkṣma-puṣpī)

⋙sthūlapūlāsa

1. ○pūlāsa n. g. rāja-dantâdi

⋙sthūlapṛṣata

1. ○pṛṣata (sthūtá-), mf(ī)n. composed of large drops R
2. coarsely spotted VS. MaitrS

⋙sthūlaprakaraṇa

1. ○prakaraṇa n. N. of wk

⋙sthūlaprapañca

1. ○prapañca m. the gross or material world Vedântas

⋙sthūlaphala

1. ○phala n. the gross result of a calculation or measurement MW
2. m. 'having large fruit', the silk-cotton tree L
3. (ā), f. a species of Crotolaria L

⋙sthūlabāhu

1. ○bāhu m. 'strong-armed', N. of a man Kathās
2. (ū), f. N. of a woman Pāṇ. 4-1, 67 Sch

⋙sthūlabuddhi

1. ○buddhi mfn. dull-witted, stupid Kād
2. -mat mfn. id. MBh

⋙sthūlabhadra

1. ○bhadra m. N. of one of the six Śruta-kevalins Jain

⋙sthūlabhāva

1. ○bhāva m. bigness, coarseness, grossness, tangibility ŚārṅgS

⋙sthūlabhuja

1. ○bhuja m. 'strong-armed', N. of a Vidyā-dhara Kathās

⋙sthūlabhūta

1. ○bhūta n. pl. (in phil.) the five grosser elements ( See sāṃkhya)

⋙sthūlamati

1. ○mati mfn. = -buddhi (accord. to some 'large-minded, intelligent') VarBṛS

⋙sthūlamadhya

1. ○madhya mf(ā)n. thick in the middle Suśr

⋙sthūlamaya

1. ○maya mf(ī)n. consisting of the grosser elements, material VP

⋙sthūlamarica

1. ○marica n. a partic. fragrant berry (= kakkola) L. [Page 1266, Column]

⋙sthūlamāna

1. ○māna m. gross measure, rough computation MW

⋙sthūlamukha

1. ○mukha mfn. thick-mouthed Pāṇ. 6-2, 168

⋙sthūlamūla

1. ○mūla n. 'large √', a kind of radish L

⋙sthūlambhaviṣṇu

1. ○m-bhaviṣṇu or mfn. liable to become large or stout Pāṇ. 3-2, 57

⋙sthūlambhāvuka

1. ○m-bhāvuka mfn. liable to become large or stout Pāṇ. 3-2, 57

⋙sthūlaroma

1. ○roma mfn. thick-haired Cāṇ

⋙sthūlalakṣa

1. ○lakṣa or mfn. 'having large aims or attributes', munificent, liberal, generous Yājñ. MBh. &c

⋙sthūlalakṣya

1. ○lakṣya mfn. 'having large aims or attributes', munificent, liberal, generous Yājñ. MBh. &c
2. wise, learned W
3. mindful of both benefits and injuries ib
4. taking a wide aim, shooting at a large target (-tva n.) Śiś

⋙sthūlalakṣitā

1. ○lakṣi-tā f. munificence, liberality Kām

⋙sthūlavartmakṛt

1. ○vartma-kṛt m. Clerodendrum Siphonantus L

⋙sthūlavalkala

1. ○valkala m. 'thick-barked', the red Lodhra L

⋙sthūlavālukā

1. ○vālukā f. 'having coarse sand', N. of a river MBh

⋙sthūlaviṣaya

1. ○viṣaya m. a gross or material object Vedântas

⋙sthūlavṛkṣaphala

1. ○vṛkṣaphala m. a variety of Madana L

⋙sthūlavaidehī

1. ○vaidehī f. Scindapsus Officinalis L

⋙sthūlaśaṅkhā

1. ○śaṅkhā f. a woman having a large vulva MW

⋙sthūlaśara

1. ○śara m. a kind of large reed L

⋙sthūlaśarīra

1. ○śarīra n. the gross or material and perishable body with which a soul clad in its subtle body is invested (opp. to sūkṣma- and liṅga-s○, qq.vv.) Vedântas. RTL. 35
2. mfn. large-bodied W

⋙sthūlaśalka

1. ○śalka mfn. large-scaled (as a fish) L

⋙sthūlaśākinī

1. ○śākinī f. a kind of vegetable L

⋙sthūlaśāṭa

1. ○śāṭa and m

⋙sthūlaśāṭaka

1. ○śāṭaka m

⋙sthūlaśāṭikā

1. ○śāṭikā and f. thick or coarse cloth L

⋙sthūlaśāṭī

1. ○śāṭī f. thick or coarse cloth L

⋙sthūlaśāli

1. ○śāli m. a kind of large rice L

⋙sthūlaśimbī

1. ○śimbī f. a kind of Dolichos L

⋙sthūlaśiras

1. ○śiras m. 'large-headed', N. of a Ṛishi MBh. Hariv
2. of a Rākshasa Kathās
3. of a Yaksha ib
4. n. a large head or summit W

⋙sthūlaśīrṣa

1. ○śīrṣa m. N. of an author Cat

⋙sthūlaśīrṣikā

1. ○śīrṣikā f. 'thick-headed', a kind of small ant L

⋙sthūlaśūraṇa

1. ○śūraṇa m. or n. large Arum Suśr

⋙sthūlaśopha

1. ○śopha mfn. greatly swollen (-tva n.) Suśr

⋙sthūlaṣaṭpada

1. ○ṣaṭpada m. a kind of large wasp or bee L

⋙sthūlasāyaka

1. ○sāyaka m. a kind of large reed L

⋙sthūlasikta

1. ○sikta n. N. of a Tīrtha Pat

⋙sthūlasūkṣma

1. ○sūkṣma mfn. large and small VP
2. mighty and subtle (as God who sustains the universe and an atom) MW
3. -prakaraṇa n. N. of wk
4. -prapañca m. the gross and the subtle world Vedântas
5. -śarīra n. the gross and subtle body ib

⋙sthūlasūraṇa

1. ○sūraṇa See -śūraṇa

⋙sthūlaskandha

1. ○skandha m. 'having a thick stem', Artocarpus Locucha L

⋙sthūlasthūla

1. ○sthūla mf(ā)n. excessively thick or fat Kāv

⋙sthūlahasta

1. ○hasta m. the thick trunk (of an elephant) Megh. 14
2. a large or coarse hand ib. (accord. to some)

⋙sthūlāṃśā

1. sthūlâṃśā f. a kind of Curcuma L

⋙sthūlākarṇa

1. sthūlā-karṇa wṛ. for sthūṇā-k○, q.v

⋙sthūlākṣa

1. sthūlâkṣa m. 'large-eyed', N. of a Ṛishi MBh
2. of a Rākshasa R
3. (ā), f. = veṇu-yaṣṭi Laghuk

⋙sthūlāṅga

1. sthūlâṅga mfn. large-bodied (as a fish) L
2. m. large rice L

⋙sthūlācārya

1. sthūlâcārya m. N. of a man Bhadrab

⋙sthūlāntra

1. sthūlântra n. the larger intestine near the anus Yājñ. Suśr

⋙sthūlāmra

1. sthūlâmra m. the larger mango tree L

⋙sthūlārma

1. sthūlârma m. N. of a place TāṇḍBr

⋙sthūlāṣṭīva

1. sthūlâṣṭīva m. N. of a man (cf. sthaulāṣṭīvi)

⋙sthūlāsthūla

1. sthūlâsthūla mfn. large and not large (compar. -tara) VP

⋙sthūlāsya

1. sthūlâsya m. 'large-mouthed', a snake L

⋙sthūleccha

1. sthūlêccha mfn. having immoderate desires Bhartṛ

⋙sthūlairaṇḍa

1. sthūlâiraṇḍa m. the large castor-oil plant L

⋙sthūlailā

1. sthūlâilā f. large cardamoms L

⋙sthūloccaya

1. sthūlôccaya m. a rough heap or mass, large fragment of rock L
2. the middle pace of elephants (neither quick nor slow) Śiś
3. (only L.) incompleteness, deficiency, defect
4. an eruption of pimples on the face
5. a hollow at the √of an elephant's tusks

⋙sthūlodara

1. sthūlôdara mfn. one who has a swollen belly Bcar

≫sthūlaka

1. sthūlaka mfn. g. ṛsyâdi
2. m. Saccharum Cylindricum L

≫sthūlin

1. sthūlin m. (cf. sthūrin) a camel L

≫sthūlī

1. sthūlī in comp. for sthūla

⋙sthūlīkaraṇa

1. ○karaṇa n. the act of making large or bulky, causing erections (of the male organ) Cat

⋙sthūlīkṛta

1. ○kṛta mfn. made large, enlarged, fattened MW

⋙sthūlībhūta

1. ○bhūta mfn. become large or thick, fattened ib

≫sthaula

1. sthaulá mf(ā́)n. (= or for sthūla, of which it is also the Vṛiddhi form in comp.) stout, robust RV. vi, 44, 7

⋙sthaulapiṇḍi

1. ○piṇḍi m. (fr. sthūla-piṇḍa) a patr. Saṃskārak

⋙sthaulalakṣya

1. ○lakṣya n. (fr. sthūla-l○) munificence, liberality Mn. vii, 211

⋙sthaulaśīrṣa

1. ○śīrṣa (fr. sthūla-śiras) Pāṇ. 6-1, 62, 62 Sch

⋙sthaulāṣṭīvi

1. sthaulāṣṭīvi m. (fr. sthūlâṣṭīva) N. of a grammarian Nir

≫sthaulaka

1. sthaulaka mfn. (fr. sthūla), g. ṛśyâdi

≫sthaulya

1. sthaulya n. (fr. id.) stoutness, bigness, largeness, thickness, grossness, denseness (opp. to saukṣmya) Suśr. BhP. Sarvad
2. excessive size or length BhP
3. doltishness, density of intellect MW

stheman

1. stheman sthairya &c. See p. 1265

sthauṇābhārika

1. sthauṇābhārika sthauṇika &c. See p. 1265, col. 3. [Page 1266, Column]

sthaura

1. sthaura ○rin, See p. 1265, col. 3

sna

1. sna snapana, See below

snava

1. snava See p. 1267, col. 3

snas

1. snas vḷ. for √snus, q.v., p. 1268

snasā

1. snasā f. a tendon, muscle L

snā

1. snā (cf. √snu), cl. 2. P. (Dhātup. xxiv, 44) snā́ti, cl. 4. P. (Nir. vii, 12) snāyati (ep. also Ā. snāyate Pot. snāyāt
2. ep. also snāyīta
3. pf. sasnau, 3. pl. sasnuḥ MBh. BhP
4. fut. snātā Gr
5. snāsyati, ○te MBh. &c
6. aor. asnāsīt Gr
7. Prec. snāyāt [above]. or sneyāt ib
8. inf. snātum Br. &c
9. ind. p. snātvā́, -snā́ya RV. &c
10. Ved. also snātvii Pāṇ. 7-1, 49), to bathe, perform the ceremony of bathing or certain prescribed oblations (esp. on returning home from the house of a religious preceptor, or on concluding certain vows &c., also with avabhṛtham) RV. &c. &c
11. to smear one's self with (instr.) Sarvad.: Pass. snāyate (aor. asnāyi impers.) Rājat.: Caus. snāpáyati or snapáyati, with prep. only snāp○), to cause to bathe, wash, cleanse AV. &c. &c
12. to wash away AV. x, 1, 9
13. to steep or soak in (loc.) Bhpr
14. to bathe with tears, weep for(?) MW.: Desid sisnāsati Pāṇ. 8-3, 61 (but cf. siṣṇāsu): Intens. sāsnāyate, sāsnāti, sāsneti Gr. [Cf. Gk. ? ; Lat. nare.] [1266,]

≫sna

1. sna See nadī-ṣṇa

≫snapana

1. snápana mf(ī)n. (fr. Caus.) causing to bathe &c
2. used for bathing (as water) AV
3. n. the act of causing to bathe, bathing, ablution ŚBr. &c. &c

≫snapita

1. snapita mfn. (fr. id.) bathed, washed, sprinkled, wetted, cleansed L

≫snaya

1. snaya m. bathing, ablution, lustration L

≫snā

1. snā (or ṣṇā), mfn. bathing, bathed or immersed in (cf. ghṛta-, su-snā &c.)

≫snāta

1. snātá mfn. bathed, washed, cleansed or purified from (abl. or comp.) AV. &c. &c. (n. also impers.)
2. immersed or versed in (loc. or comp.) Gaut. R. BhP
3. m. one who has finished his religion, an initiated householder GṛŚrS

⋙snātavat

1. ○vat mfn. having bathed or performed religious ablutions Śiś

⋙snātavasya

1. ○vasya mfn. to be put on after an ablution KātyŚr

⋙snātavrata

1. ○vrata mfn. = snātaka-vr○ R

⋙snātānulipta

1. snātânulipta mfn. one who is both bathed and anointed Pāṇ. 2-1, 49 Sch

≫snātaka

1. snātaka m. one who has bathed or performed ablutions (i.e. a Brāhman who, after performing the ceremonial lustrations required on his finishing his studentship as a Brahma-cārin under a religious teacher, returns home and begins the second period of his life as a Gṛiha-stha, See samāvartana
2. three kinds of Snātakas are named, 1. a vidyā-sn○, q.v., 2. a vrata-sn○ [who has completed the vows, such as fasting, continence &c., without the Vedas], 3. a vidyā-vrata-sn○ or ubhaya-sn○ who has completed both Vedas and vows, the last is the highest
3. in a wider sense there may be 9 Snātakas, See Mn. xi, 1) ŚBr. GṛS. Gaut. Mn. iii, 4 &c. (IW. 296)

⋙snātakavrata

1. ○vrata n. the vows and duties of a Snātaka (ex. plained at full length in the Gṛihya-sūtras and giving a clear notion of what was considered good manners in well-educated persons) ĀśvGṛ. Kauś. Mn. &c
2. mfn. = next MBh

⋙snātakavratin

1. ○vratin mfn. fulfilling the vows and duties of a Snātaka MBh

≫snātavya

1. snātavya n. (impers.) it is to be bathed &c. MBh. Kathās

≫snātṛ

1. snātṛ See a-snātṛ́

≫snātra

1. snātra n. a bath, ablution, bathing Pārśvan

≫snātva

1. snā́tva mfn. fit for ablution, capable of being used for bathing RV. ŚBr

≫snātvā

1. snātvā́ ind. having bathed &c. ( See root)

⋙snātvākālaka

1. ○kālaka mfn. g. mayūra-vyaṃsakâdi

≫snāna

1. snāna n. (ifc. f. ā) bathing, washing, ablution, religious or ceremonial lustration (as of an idol &c.), bathing in sacred waters (considered as one of the six daily duties [cf. ṣaṭ-karman] or as an essential part of some ceremonial, esp. the ablutions performed by a Brahma-cārin on becoming a householder, cf. snātaka) GṛŚrS. Mn. MBh. &c. (IW. 242 RTL. 394, n. 1 &c.)
2. washing off, removal by washing, cleansing BhP
3. anything used in ablution (e.g. water, perfumed powder &c.) Kāv. VarBṛS. Vet. BhP

⋙snānakalaśa

1. ○kalaśa m

⋙snānakumbha

1. ○kumbha m. a jar or vessel containing lustral water Rājat

⋙snānagṛha

1. ○gṛha n. a bathing-house, bath-room MBh. Hariv

⋙snānatīrtha

1. ○tīrtha n. a sacred bathing-place Subh

⋙snānatṛṇa

1. ○tṛṇa n. 'bathing-grass', Kuśa grass L

⋙snānadīpikā

1. ○dīpikā f. = -sūtra-d○ (q.v.)

⋙snānadroṇī

1. ○droṇī f. a bathing-tub Rājat

⋙snānapaddhati

1. ○paddhati f. N. of a Comm. on the Suāna-sūtra-pariśishṭa by Hari-hara Cat. [Page 1267, Column]

⋙snānabhū

1. ○bhū f. bathing-place, bath-room Priy

⋙snānabhūmi

1. ○bhūmi f. id. Car

⋙snānayātrā

1. ○yātrā f. 'bathing-procession', a festival held on the day of full moon in the month Jyeshṭha (when images of Kṛishṇa as Jagan-nātha are carried out and bathed
2. in Orissa this festival is called Ratha-yātrā) MW
3. ○trika mfn. a member of the above procession ib

⋙snānavastra

1. ○vastra n

⋙snānavāsas

1. ○vāsas n. a bathing-dress, wet cloth Kāv

⋙snānavidhi

1. ○vidhi m. 'rules of ablution', N. of various wks
2. -kṣama mfn. fit for ceremonial ablutions (said of water), fit for bathing Kum
3. -paddhati f. -sūtra-bhāṣya n. N. of Comms

⋙snānaveśman

1. ○veśman n. = -griha Kathās

⋙snānaśāṭī

1. ○śāṭī f. (wṛ. -śāṭhī) bathing-drawers Mṛicch

⋙snānaśālā

1. ○śālā f. = -gṛha MBh

⋙snānaśīla

1. ○śīla mfn. fond of bathing, observing or performing ablutions (esp. in sacred waters) Gaut. Hit

⋙snānasūtra

1. ○sūtra n. N. of a Sūtra wk. ascribed to Kātyāyana (also -pariśiṣṭa)
2. -dīpikā f. -paddhati f. -bhāṣya-vyākhyā f. N. of Comms

⋙snānāgāra

1. snānâgāra n. = snānagṛha MW

⋙snānāmbu

1. snānâmbu n. bath-water Kathās

⋙snānottīrṇa

1. snānôttīrṇa mfn. emerging from a bath, one who has just completed his ablutions Śak

⋙snānodaka

1. snānôdaka n. = snānâmbu Kathās

⋙snānopakaraṇa

1. snānôpakaraṇa n. any utensil used in bathing, any accessory of a bath Pañcat

≫snānin

1. snānin mfn. bathing, performing ablutions Śatr

≫snānīya

1. snānīya mfn. it or suitable for bathing, used in ablution
2. n. anything used in bathing (e.g. fragrant water &c.) Kauś. MBh. &c

⋙snānīyavastra

1. ○vastra n. a bathing-dress Mālav

≫snāpaka

1. snāpaka m. (fr. Caus.) 'bather', a servant who bathes his master R. Car

≫snāpana

1. snāpana n. the act of causing to bathe, attending a person while bathing Mn. R. Hariv

⋙snāpanavidhi

1. ○vidhi m. N. of wk

⋙snāpanocchiṣṭabhojana

1. snāpanôcchiṣṭa-bhojana n. du. the act of bathing another person and eating his leavings Mn. ii, 209

≫snāpita

1. snāpita mfn. caused to bathe, attended on while bathed, immersed MW

≫snāyin

1. snāyin mfn. bathing, performing an ablution (○yi-tā f.) Mn. MBh. &c

≫snāsyat

1. snāsyat mfn. (fut. p.) about to bathe or perform an ablution
2. m. a religious student about to become a Snātaka Mn. ii, 245

≫sneya

1. snéya n. to be bathed Br. Kathās

snāyu

1. snā́yu fn. (accord. to some fr. a √snā contracted from sinā pres. base of √si, 'to bind'
2. cf. also √snai) any sinew or ligament in the human and animal body, tendon, muscle, nerve, vein TBr. Suśr. Mn. MBh. &c
3. the string of a bow Pañcat
4. m. an eruption on the skin of she extremities Bhpr. [?Cf. Germ. se10nawa, ṣehne ; Eng. sinew.]

⋙snāyujālavat

1. ○jāla-vat mfn. covered with a network of sinews or nerves or veins Suśr

⋙snāyunirmita

1. ○nirmita mfn. made of sinews Hit

⋙snāyupāśa

1. ○pāśa m

⋙snāyubandha

1. ○bandha m. 'sinews-band', a bow-string Pañcat

⋙snāyubandhana

1. ○bandhana n. a sṭsinews-ligament MW

⋙snāyumaya

1. ○maya mf(ī)n. consisting or made of sinews MBh. Pañcat

⋙snāyumarman

1. ○marman n. the joint or place of junction of a sinew or tendon Suśr

⋙snāyuyuta

1. ○yuta mfn. possessed of sinews Mn. vi, 76

⋙snāyurajju

1. ○rajju mfn. having sinews for cords (said of the body) MW

⋙snāyuspanda

1. ○spanda m. the beat of the nerves, pulse HPariś

≫snāyuka

1. snāyuka m. a kind of parasitical worm ŚārṅgS
2. an eruption on the skin of the extremities Bhpr

≫snāyv

1. snāyv in comp. for snāyu

⋙snāyvarman

1. ○arman n. a fleshy tumour of the white of the eye Suśr

≫snāva

1. snāva m. a tendon, sinew, muscle, nerve L

≫snāva

1. snāva in comp. for snāvan

⋙snāvasaṃtata

1. ○saṃtata (snā́va-), mf(ā)n. covered with sinews or tendons TBr

≫snāvaka

1. snāvaka See a-snāvaka

≫snāvan

1. snā́van or n. a tendon, muscle, sinew AV. TS. Br. Kāṭh

⋙snāvan

1. snāván n. a tendon, muscle, sinew AV. TS. Br. Kāṭh
2. a bow-string AV

≫snāvanya

1. snāvanyá du. (gender unknown) partic. parts of the body of a horse TS

≫snāvira

1. snāvira See a-snāvirá

snigdha

1. snigdha &c. See col. 2

sniṭ

1. sniṭ cl. 10. P. sneṭayati, to go Dhātup. xxxii, 37
2. to love (cf. √1. snih) Vop

snih

1. snih c1. 4. P. (Dhātup. xxvi, 91) snihyati (m. c. also ○te
2. occurring only in pres. base
3. Gr. also pf. sisneha
4. fut. snehitā, snegdhā, sneḍhā
5. snehiṣyati, snekṣyati &c.), to be adhesive or sticky or glutinous or viscid or moist Car. Bhpr
6. to be fixed upon (loc.) Kathās
7. to be attached to or fond of, feel affection for (loc. or gen.) MBh. Kāv. &c
8. cl. 1. P. snehati, See Caus.: Pass. snihyate (aor. asnehi), Gr.: Caus. (or cl. 10. P. Dhātup. xxxii, 36) sneháyati (aor. asiṣṇihat), to make unctuous or greasy or moist Car. KātyŚr. Sch. [Page 1267, Column]
9. to render pliant or subject, subdue RV
10. to kill, slay Naigh. ii, 19 (vḷ. snehati): Desid. sisnehiṣati, sisnihiṣati, sisnikṣati Gr.: Intens. seṣṇihyate, seṣṇegdhi, seṣṇeḍhi

≫snigdha

1. snigdha mfn. sticky, viscous or viscid, glutinous, unctuous, slippery, smooth MBh. Kāv. Suśr. &c
2. glossy, resplendent Kālid
3. oily, greasy, fat Suśr. Subh
4. treated or cured with oily substances Car
5. adhesive, attached, affectionate, tender, friendly, attached to or fond of (loc.) Mn. MBh. &c
6. soft, mild, bland, gentle (am ind.) MBh. Kāv. &c
7. lovely, agreeable, charming Kālid. Uttarar
8. thick, dense (as shade) Megh
9. m. a friend L
10. Pinus Longifolia L
11. the red castor-oil plant L
12. (scil. gaṇḍūṣa) a partic. mode of rinsing the mouth MW
13. (ā), f. marrow (= medā) L
14. a partic. √similar to ginger L
15. (am), n. viscidity, thickness, coarseness W
16. bees'-wax L
17. civet L
18. light, lustre W

⋙snigdhakandā

1. ○kandā f. a species of plant (= kandalī) L

⋙snigdhakeśatā

1. ○keśatā f. having soft hair (one of the 80 minor marks of a Buddha) Dharmas. 84 (vḷ.)

⋙snigdhajana

1. ○jana m. an affectionate person, friend MW

⋙snigdhataṇḍula

1. ○taṇḍula m. a kind of rice of quick growth L

⋙snigdhatama

1. ○tama mfn. very oily or unctuous Kāv
2. very affectionate ib

⋙snigdhatā

1. ○tā f. unctuousness, oiliness Kathās
2. attachment to, fondness for ib
3. softness (of a vowel) TPrāt. Sch

⋙snigdhatyāga

1. ○tyāga m. abandonment of a beloved person Bcar

⋙snigdhatva

1. ○tva n. unctuousness, oiliness MW
2. blandness ib
3. fondness for, attachment to (loc.) MBh. (vḷ.)

⋙snigdhadala

1. ○dala m. 'smooth-leaved', a species of Karañja L

⋙snigdhadāru

1. ○dāru m. Pinus Deodora and Longifolia L

⋙snigdhanakhatā

1. ○nakhatā f. having soft nails (one of the 80 minor marks of a Buddha) Dharmas. 84

⋙snigdhapattra

1. ○pattra m. = -dala L
2. (also ā f.) Zizyphus Jujuba L
3. Beta Bengalensis L

⋙snigdhapattraka

1. ○pattraka m. a kind of grass L

⋙snigdhaparṇī

1. ○parṇī f. Sanseviera Roxburghiana L
2. Gmelina Arborea L

⋙snigdhapāṇilekhatā

1. ○pāṇi-lekhatā f. having the lines of the hand soft (one of the 80 minor marks of a Buddha) Dharmas. 84

⋙snigdhapiṇḍītaka

1. ○piṇḍītaka m. a kind of Madana tree L

⋙snigdhaphalā

1. ○phalā f. the ichneumon plant (= nākulī) L

⋙snigdhabhinnāñjana

1. ○bhinnâñjana n. glossy pounded collyrium Megh

⋙snigdhamudga

1. ○mudga m. a kind of bean Yājñ. Sch

⋙snigdharāji

1. ○rāji m. a kind of snake ib

⋙snigdhavarṇa

1. ○varṇa mfn. having a glossy or bright colour MW
2. having a soft or agreeable complexion ib

⋙snigdhaśītarūkṣa

1. ○śīta-rūkṣa mfn. glossy and cool and (yet) rough (-tva, n.) Suśr

⋙snigdhāñjana

1. snigdhâñjana n. glossy collyrium Hariv

⋙snigdhoṣṇa

1. snigdhôṣṇa mfn. oily and warm Suśr

≫snih

1. sníh f. (nom. snik or sniṭ) wetness, moisture TĀr
2. mfn. loving, affectionate MW

≫snihiti

1. sníhiti f. moisture TĀr

≫snīḍha

1. snīḍha mfn. bland, attached, tender MW

≫snīhan

1. snīhán m. or the mucus of the nose ŚBr

⋙snīhā

1. snīhā́ f. the mucus of the nose ŚBr

≫snīhiti

1. snī́hiti f. wetness, moisture TĀr
2. (prob.) slaughter, carnage RV

≫sneha

1. sneha m. (or n. g. ardharcâdi
2. ifc. f. ā) oiliness, unctuousness, fattiness, greasiness, lubricity, viscidity (also as one of the 24 Guṇas of the Vaiśeshika branch of the Nyāya phil.) Suśr. Yājñ. Tarkas. Sarvad. (IW. 69)
3. oil, grease, fat, any oleaginous substance, an unguent ŚāṅkhBr. &c. &c
4. smoothness, glossiness VarBṛS
5. blandness, tenderness, love, attachment to, fondness or affection for (loc., gen., or comp.), friendship with (saha) MaitrUp. MBh. Kāv. &c
6. moisture MW
7. a fluid of the body ib
8. (pl.) N. of the Vaiśyas in Kuśa-dviipa VP

⋙snehakartṛ

1. ○kartṛ mf(○trī)n. showing affection or love Pañcar

⋙snehakumbha

1. ○kumbha m. an oilvessel, a jug or receptacle for oil or grease Suśr

⋙snehakesarin

1. ○kesarin m. castor-oil Bhpr

⋙snehaguṇita

1. ○guṇita mfn. endowed with love or affection MW

⋙snehaguru

1. ○guru mfn. heavy-(hearted) from love for (gen.) Mālatīm

⋙snehaghaṭa

1. ○ghaṭa m. = -kumbha Suśr

⋙snehaghnī

1. ○ghnī f. a kind of plant Car

⋙snehaccheda

1. ○ccheda m. interruption of friendship, cessation or loss of regard Subh

⋙snehadviṣ

1. ○dviṣ mfn. disliking oil Suśr

⋙snehapakva

1. ○pakva mfn. cooked or dressed with oil W

⋙snehapātra

1. ○pātra n. = -bhāṇḍa L
2. a worthy object of affection Pañcar

⋙snehapāna

1. ○pāna n. drinking oil (as a medicine) Suśr

⋙snehapīta

1. ○pīta mfn. one who has drunk oil ib

⋙snehapūra

1. ○pūra m. a kind of vetch (?) L

⋙snehapūrvam

1. ○pūrvam ind. preceded by affection, affectionately, tenderly, fondly MW

⋙snehapravṛtti

1. ○pravṛtti f. 'course of friendship', affection, love Śak

⋙snehaprasara

1. ○prasara m. or flow or effusion or gush of love, Vikr

⋙snehaprasrava

1. ○prasrava m. flow or effusion or gush of love, Vikr

⋙snehapriya

1. ○priya m. 'fond of oil', a lamp L. [Page 1267, Column]

⋙snehabaddha

1. ○baddha mfn. bound by love or affection MBh

⋙snehabandha

1. ○bandha m. the bonds of love or affection ib

⋙snehabīja

1. ○bīja m. 'having oily seeds', Buchanania Latifolia L

⋙snehabhaṅga

1. ○bhaṅga m. = -ccheda A

⋙snehabhāṇḍa

1. ○bhāṇḍa n. an oil-vessel, jar of oil MW
2. -jīvin m. living by oil-vessels, an oilman ib

⋙snehabhū

1. ○bhū m. phlegm, rheum, the phlegmatic humour L

⋙snehabhūmi

1. ○bhūmi f. 'oil-source', any substance yielding oil or grease W
2. any object of affection, one worthy of love Mālatīm

⋙snehabhūyiṣṭha

1. ○bhūyiṣṭha mfn. consisting mostly of oil or oily substances Suśr

⋙snehamaya

1. ○maya mf(ī)n. full of love or affection Kathās
2. consisting of love or affṭaffection, so called Mṛicch. Hcar

⋙sneharaṅga

1. ○raṅga m. 'oil-coloured', sesamum L

⋙sneharasana

1. ○rasana n. 'oil-taster', the mouth Gal

⋙sneharekabhū

1. ○rekabhū m. 'receptacle for the discharge of moisture (or Amṛita)', the moon L

⋙snehalavaṇa

1. ○lavaṇa n. a partic. mixture of oil and sale Suśr

⋙snehavacas

1. ○vacas n. words of love or affection Bcar

⋙snehavat

1. ○vat mfn. unctuous, oily, fat Śak. Sch
2. full of affection, loving, tender MārkP. Hit
3. (atī), f. a partic. √similar to ginger L

⋙snehavara

1. ○vara n. fat L

⋙snehavarti

1. ○varti f. a partic. disease of horses L

⋙snehavasti

1. ○vasti f. an oily injection Suśr

⋙snehaviddha

1. ○viddha m. 'impregnated with oil', Pinus Deodora L

⋙snehavimardita

1. ○vimardita mfn. rubbed or anointed with oil Suśr

⋙snehavyakti

1. ○vyakti f. manifestation of friendship Megh

⋙snehaśarkarā

1. ○śarkarā f. a partic. plant or mixture Cat

⋙snehasaṃyukta

1. ○saṃyukta mfn. mixed with oil, dressed with ghee Mn. v, 24

⋙snehasaṃskṛta

1. ○saṃskṛta mfn. prepared with oil or grease Suśr

⋙snehasaṃjvaravat

1. ○saṃjvara-vat mfn. smitten with the fever of love Mālatīm

⋙snehasambhāṣa

1. ○sambhāṣa m. a kind conversation MW

⋙snehasāra

1. ○sāra mfn. having oil for its chief ingredient Suśr

⋙snehākula

1. snehâkula mfn. agitated by love R

⋙snehākūta

1. snehâkūta n. the feeling or passion of love Mālatīm

⋙snehākta

1. snehâkta mfn. anointed with oil, oiled, greased, lubricated Suśr

⋙snehāṅkana

1. snehâṅkana n. a mark of affection Mālatīm

⋙snehānuvṛtti

1. snehânuvṛtti f. continuance of affection, affectionate or friendly intercourse Hit

⋙snehābhyakta

1. snehâbhyakta mfn. = snehâkta Suśr

⋙snehāśa

1. snehâśa m. 'oil-consumer', a lamp. L

⋙snehāśaya

1. snehâśaya m. 'oil-receptacle', id. L

≫snehaka

1. snehaka mfn. kind, affectionate Divyâv
2. causing affection, conciliating (gen.) MārkP

≫snehan

1. snehan m. (only L.) a friend
2. the moon
3. a kind of disease

≫snehana

1. snehana mf(ī)n. anointing, lubricating Suśr. Bhpr
2. m. 'feeling affection', N. of Śiva (cf. a-sn○) MBh
3. n. unction, lubrication, rubbing or smearing with oil or unguents Car
4. unctuousness, being or becoming oily Dhātup
5. feeling affection Sāy

≫snehanīya

1. snehanīya mfn. to be anointed or lubricated Car
2. to be loved MW

≫snehayitavya

1. snehayitavya mfn. to be anointed or lubricated, smeared with oil Car

≫snehala

1. snehala mfn. full of affection, fond of (loc.), tender Śatr. HPariś

⋙snehalatā

1. ○tā f. affection, tenderness Kād

≫snehita

1. snehita mfn. (fr. Caus.) anointed, smeared with oil MW
2. loved, beloved W
3. kind, affectionate ib
4. m. a friend ib

≫snehitavya

1. snehitavya mfn. = snehanīya MW

≫snehiti

1. snéhiti f. (prob.) slaughter, carnage (cf. snī́hiti) RV

≫snehin

1. snehin mfn. oily, unctuous, fat W
2. affectionate, friendly, attached to or fond of (comp.) Cat
3. m. a friend L
4. a painter L

≫snehu

1. snehu m. a kind of disease L
2. the moon W

≫snehya

1. snehya mfn. to be anointed or lubricated Car

≫snaigdhya

1. snaigdhya n. unctuousness, oiliness, smoothness Suśr
2. tenderness, fondness, affectionateness W

≫snaihika

1. snaihika mf(ī)n. unctuous, oily Car

snu

1. snu (cf. √1. snā), cl. 2. P. (Dhātup., xxiv, 29) snauti (accord. to Vop. also snute
2. only in pres. base
3. Gr. also pf. suṣṇāva, suṣṇuve
4. fut. snotā or snavitā &c.), to drip, distil, trickle, emit fluid, yield milk BhP. (cf. pra-√snu): Caus. snāvayati (aor. asuṣṇavat), Gr.: Desid. of Caus. sisnāvayiṣati or susnāvayiṣati ib.: Desid. susnūṣati ib.: Intens. soṣṇūyate, siṣṇaviiti, soṣṇoti ib. [Cf. Gk. ?]. [1267,]

≫snava

1. snava m. oozing, dripping, trickling L

≫snavana

1. snavana See pra-snavana, p. 700, col. 1

≫snāvin

1. snāvin See pra-snāvin, p. 700, col. 1

≫snu

1. snu (ifc.) dripping, trickling, sprinkling ( ghṛta-snu)

≫snuta

1. snuta mfn. trickling, flowing (esp. said of milk flowing from a mother's breast) BhP

≫snuti

1. snuti f. trickling, distilling, stream, flow MW

snu

1. snú n. (accord. to L. also m. abridged fr. sānu and occurring only in instr. abl. sg., snúnā, snós [Page 1268, Column]
2. and in instr. loc. pl. snúbhis, snúṣu) the level summit or edge of a mountain, table-land, surface, height RV. VS

snu

1. snu f. = snāyu, a sinew, tendon, muscle (only occurring in snu-tas, 'from the sinews or muscles') BhP

snu

1. snu a Kṛid-anta affix to roots forming adjectives expressive of an aptitude to do what is implied by the √Vop

snughnikā

1. snughnikā (?), f. natron, mineral alkali L

snuc

1. snuc (prob. for √stuc), cl. 1. Ā. snocate, to be bright or clear L

snuṣā

1. snuṣā́ f. (accord. to some connected with sūnu) the son's wife, a daughter-in-law AV. &c. &c
2. the spurge plant (= snuhī) L. [Cf. Gk. ? ; Lat. [1268,] nurus ; Slav. [sn�ucha] ; Angl. Sax. snoru ; Germ. snura, snur, ṣchnur.]

⋙snuṣāga

1. ○ga mfn. having sexual intercourse with a daughter-in-law Ml

⋙snuṣātva

1. ○tva n. the condition of a dṭdaughter-in-law Rājat

⋙snuṣāvat

1. ○vat ind. like (with) a dṭdaughter-in-law Mn. viii, 62

⋙snuṣāśvaśurīyā

1. ○śvaśurīyā f. (scil. iṣṭi) a sacrifice intended to subdue an adversary as a daughter-in-law is subject to a father-in-law ĀśvŚr

snus

1. snus (vḷ. snas), cl. 4. P. snusyati, to eat Dhātup. xxvi, 5
2. to disappear ib
3. to take ib

snuh

1. snuh cl. 4. P. snuhyati, to vomit Dhātup. xxvi, 90
2. to be moist (= √snih, See snūhan)

≫snuk

1. snuk in comp. for 2. snuh

⋙snukchada

1. ○chada m. a kind of reed, Lipeocercis Serrata L

≫snuh

1. snuh mfn. (nom. snuk or snuṭ) vomiting, one who vomits MW
2. f. a kind of spurge, Euphorbia Antiquorum (its milky juice is used as an emetic &c
3. it has 17 synonyms, cf. sīhuṇḍa &c.) Car. Suśr

≫snuhā

1. snuhā and f. id. Hcar

⋙snuhi

1. snuhi f. id. Hcar

≫snuhī

1. snuhī f. id. Suśr

≫snūhan

1. snūhan m. the mucus of the nose ĀpŚr

sneya

1. sneya See p. 1267, col. 1

sneha

1. sneha &c. See p. 1267, col. 2

snai

1. snai (vḷ. stai), cl. 1. P. snāyati, to clothe, wrap round, envelop, adorn Dhātup. xxii, 25

snaigdhya

1. snaigdhya snaihika, See p. 1267, col. 3

spand

1. spand (often confounded with √syand), cl. 1. Ā. (Dhātup. ii, 13) spandate (rarely ○ti
2. only in pres. base and inf. spanditum
3. Gr. also pf. paspande
4. fut. spanditā, spandiṣyate
5. aor. aspandiṣṭa), to quiver, throb, twitch, tremble, vibrate, quake, palpitate, throb with life, quicken (as a child in the womb) PārGṛ. Car. MBh. &c
6. to kick (as an animal) Br. ĀśvŚr
7. to make any quick movement, move, be active Hariv
8. to flash into life, come suddenly to life BhP.: Caus. spandayati (aor. apaspandat), to cause to quiver or shake MBh
9. to move (trans.) ĀśvŚr.: Desid. pispandiṣate Gr.: Intens., See paniṣpadá. [Cf. Gk. ? ; perhaps also [1268,] Lat. pendo, pondus.]

≫spanda

1. spanda m. throbbing, throb, quiver, pulse, tremor, vibration, motion, activity Kāv. Rājat. BhP
2. N. of a Śaiva wk. by Abhinava-gupta

⋙spandakārikā

1. ○kārikā f. N. of a metrical version of the Spandasūtra (q.v.)

⋙spandacaritra

1. ○caritra n. N. of wk. on twitching of the limbs (regarded as a branch of the science of augury or prognostication
2. See spandana)

⋙spandanirṇaya

1. ○nirṇaya m

⋙spandanilaya

1. ○nilaya m

⋙spandapradīpa

1. ○pradīpa m

⋙spandapradīpikā

1. ○pradīpikā f

⋙spandavivaraṇa

1. ○vivaraṇa n

⋙spandavivṛti

1. ○vivṛti f

⋙spandaśāstra

1. ○śāstra n

⋙spandasaṃdoha

1. ○saṃdoha m

⋙spandasarvasva

1. ○sarvasva n. N. of wks

⋙spandasūtra

1. ○sūtra n. (also called śiva-sūtra) N. of aphorisms on the Śaiva philosophy by Vasu-gupta
2. -vimarśinī f. N. of a Comm. on the above wk

⋙spandārthasūtrāvalī

1. spandârtha-sūtrâvalī f. N. of wk. (prob. the spanda-kārikā)

≫spandana

1. spandaná mf(ā́)n. making a sudden movement, kicking (as a cow) AV
2. m. a kind of tree (the wood of which is made into bedsteads, chairs &c.) VarBṛS
3. n. throbbing, pulsation, palpitation, quivering, twitching (twitchings and quiverings of the body are supposed to prognosticate good or bad luck, and are therefore minutely described in certain wks
4. See above), trembling, agitation ĀśvGṛ. Mṛicch. &c
5. throbbing with life, quickening (of a child in the womb) Yājñ. Suśr. [Page 1268, Column]
6. quick movement, motion Kathās
7. wṛ. for syand○ RV. iii, 53, 19

≫spandita

1. spandita mfn. quivering, trembling Sāh
2. (fr. Caus.) set in motion, produced Prab
3. n. a pulsation, throb, trembling Vikr
4. movement or activity (of the mind) Prab

≫spandin

1. spandin mfn. quivering, throbbing, pulsating, tremulous Megh. Rājat

≫spandolikā

1. spandolikā f. (cf. syand○) swinging backwards and forwards, rocking one's self to and fro (as in a swing) BhP

≫spāndana

1. spāndana mfn. derived from the tree Spandana, made of it &c., g. palāśâdi

spara

1. spara ○raṇa &c. See col. 3

sparitṛ

1. sparitṛ See p. 1269, col. 3

spariśa

1. spariśa See p. 1269, col. 1

spardh

1. spardh (or spṛdh
2. √.spṛh), cl. 1. Ā. (Dhātup. ii, 2) spárdhate (m. c. also P. ○ti
3. Subj. [prá]-spūrdhán RV. vi, 67, 9
4. pf. paspṛdhé, ○dhāná, ápaspṛdhethām RV
5. paspardha MBh. &c
6. aor. aspṛdhran, spṛdhānd RV.: aspardhiṣṭa Gr
7. fut. spardhitā, spardhiṣyate ib
8. inf. spárdhitum AV. Br
9. spūrdháse RV
10. ind. p. -spṛ́dhya ib.), to emulate, compete, rival, vie or cope with (instr. with and without saha, or acc.), contend or struggle for (loc.) RV. &c. &c.: Caus. spardhayati Gr.: Desid. pispardhiṣate ib.: Intens. pāspardhyate, pāsparddhi ib. (apāspāḥ Pāṇ. 8-3, 14 Sch.)

≫paspṛdhāna

1. paspṛdhāná See above

≫spardha

1. spardha mfn. emulous, envious (-tā f.) W
2. (ā), f. See below

≫spardhana

1. spardhana n. emulation, rivalry, envy MW

≫spardhanīya

1. spardhanīya mfn. to be competed for, striven after, desirable Nir

≫spardhas

1. spardhas See ví-ṣpardhas

≫spardhā

1. spardhā f. emulation, rivalry, envy, competition for or with (instr. with and without saha gen., loc., or comp
2. ○dhayā, 'in rivalry or emulation') MBh. R. &c
3. desire for (comp.) Bhartṛ. (vḷ.)

⋙spardhākara

1. ○kara mf(ī)n. emulating, competing or vying with (comp.) Dhūrtan

⋙spardhāvat

1. ○vat mfn. id. Bālar. Viddh

≫spardhita

1. spardhita mfn. contending or competing together, emulating, envious, jealous MBh
2. contended with, challenged, defied R

≫spardhin

1. spardhin mfn. emulating, rivalling, vying with (comp.) MBh. Kāv. &c
2. proud W
3. superb, gorgeous. W

≫spardhya

1. spardhya mfn. to be competed for, desirable, valuable MBh. R

⋙spardhyāstaraṇavat

1. spardhyâstaraṇa-vat mfn. covered with a valuable carpet MBh

≫spūrdhase

1. spūrdháse See root

≫spṛdh

1. spṛ́dh f. contest, competition, battle, fight RV
2. a rival, adversary ib
3. m. a rival, enemy BhP
4. mfn. emulous, vying with (comp.) ib
5. desirous of ib

≫spṛdhāna

1. spṛdhāná See root

≫spṛdhya

1. spṛdhya See mitha-spṛ○

sparś

1. sparś See √4. spaś, col. 3

sparśa

1. sparśa ○śana &c. See p. 1269

sparṣ

1. sparṣ cl. 1. Ā. sparṣate (snehane)
2. See √parṣ

spaś

1. spaś (cf. √1. paś
2. only occurring in pf. paspaśe, p. paspaśāná
3. aor. áspaṣṭa), to see, behold, perceive, espy RV.: Caus. spāśayati (ĀpŚr.) and spāśáyate (RV.), to make clear, show
4. to perceive, observe. [Cf. Gk. ? ; Lat. spicio ; [1268,] Germ. spe17hôn, spā0hen ; Eng. spy.]

≫spaś

1. spáś m. one who looks or beholds, a watcher, spy, messenger (esp. applied to the messengers of Varuṇa) RV. AV. VS. [Cf. Lat. spex in auspex
2. Gk. ?.] [1268,]

≫spaśa

1. spaśa m. = prec. ṢaḍvBr. Mn. MBh. Pañcat
2. a fight, war, battle L
3. a kind of gladiator who fights with a savage animal for a reward W. [Cf. Gk. ?.] [1268,]

≫spaṣṭa

1. spaṣṭá mfn. clearly perceived or discerned, distinctly visible, distinct, clear, evident, plain, intelligible TS. &c. &c
2. straight (opp. to 'crooked') VarBṛS. Kathās
3. real, true, correct Gaṇit. Gol
4. one who sees clearly MW
5. (am), ind. clearly, distinctly Kāv. Rājat
6. straight out, openly, boldly Amar. Śukas

⋙spaṣṭagarbhā

1. ○garbhā f. a woman who shows clear signs of pregnancy MW. [Page 1268, Column]

⋙spaṣṭatara

1. ○tara mfn. more or most evident or clear or intelligible MBh

⋙spaṣṭatā

1. ○tā f. clearness, distinctness, evidence Vishṇ

⋙spaṣṭatāraka

1. ○tāraka mfn. having stars distinctly visible (said of the sky) MW

⋙spaṣṭapratipatti

1. ○pratipatti f. clear perception or ascertainment ib

⋙spaṣṭabhāṣin

1. ○bhāṣin or mfn. speaking clearly or distinctly, plain-spoken ib

⋙spaṣṭavaktṛ

1. ○vaktṛ mfn. speaking clearly or distinctly, plain-spoken ib

⋙spaṣṭākṣara

1. spaṣṭâkṣara mfn. 'containing distinct sounds or syllables', distinctly pronounced or spoken Ratnâv

⋙spaṣṭārtha

1. spaṣṭârtha mfn. clear in meaning, distinct, obvious, perspicuous, intelligible Cāṇ. Yājñ. Sch

⋙spaṣṭetara

1. spaṣṭêtara mfn. 'other than clear', indistinct, unintelligible L

≫spaṣṭaya

1. spaṣṭaya Nom. P. ○yati, to make clear, elucidate ĀśvŚr. Sch. Kull
2. to make straight (cure a hump-back) Kathās

≫spaṣṭī

1. spaṣṭī in comp. for 1. spaṣṭa

⋙spaṣṭīkaraṇa

1. ○karaṇa n. making clear or intelligible W
2. = -kṛti Gaṇit

⋙spaṣṭīkṛ

1. ○√kṛ P. -karoti, to make distinct or clear Sāy
2. to rectify, correct (by calculation) Gaṇit

⋙spaṣṭīkṛta

1. ○kṛta mfn. made clear, elucidated, exposed W

⋙spaṣṭīkṛti

1. ○kṛti f. rectification, correction (by calculation) Gaṇit

⋙spaṣṭībhūta

1. ○bhūta mfn. become plain or evident MW

≫spāśana

1. spāśana n. (fr. Caus.), See Nir. v, 3 and prati-spāśana

≫spāśita

1. spāśita mfn. = 2. spaṣṭa Pāṇ. 7-2, 27

spaś

1. spaś (cf. √3. paś), cl. 1. P. Ā. spaśati, ○te (p. paspāśa, paspaśe
2. fut. spaśitā &c.), to bind, fetter, stop, hinder Dhātup. xxi, 22: Caus. spāśayati (aor. apaspaśat), Gr.: Desid. pispaśiṣati, ○te ib.: Intens. pāspaśyate, pāspaṣti ib

≫spaśā

1. spaśā f. girding a wife (at a sacrifice performed by her husband) L

≫spaṣṭa

1. spaṣṭa mfn. (for 1. See col. 2) bound, fettered &c. Pāṇ. 7-2, 27

spaś

1. spaś (vḷ. sparś
2. connected with √1. spṛś), cl. 10. P. spāśayati, to take or take hold of Dhātup. xxxiii, 7
3. to unite, join, embrace ib

spārśana

1. spārśana See p. 1269, col. 2

spārha

1. spārha &c. See p. 1269, col. 2

spūrdh

1. spūrdh collateral of √spardh, q.v

spṛ

1. spṛ (vḷ. stṛ and smṛ), cl. 5. P. (Dhātup. xxvii, 13) spṛṇóti (in Veda also spṛṇuté
2. pf. paspāra Br
3. aor. aspar Subj. sparat Impv. spṛdhi RV
4. áspārṣam ib
5. fut. spartā, spariṣyati Gr
6. inf. spárase RV
7. ind. p. spṛtvā́ Br.), to release, extricate or deliver from (abl.), save, gain, win RV. TS. Br. TUp.: Caus. spāráyati, to attract to one's self, win TBr
8. to preserve, save, rescue ib
9. to gladden, delight, gratify, bestow Dhātup

≫spara

1. spára n. N. of partic. Sāman days and the texts and sacrifices connected with them (-tvá n.) TBr

≫sparaṇa

1. spáraṇa mf(ī)n. saving, delivering AV. TS

≫sparase

1. spárase See under root

≫spartṛ

1. spartṛ See ava-sp○

≫spṛt

1. spṛ́t mfn. (only ifc.) delivering one's self from, removing, avoiding ( See kilbiṣa-spṛt)
2. gaining, winning ( See dhana- and loka-spṛt)
3. f. a kind of brick ŚBr

≫spṛta

1. spṛta mfn. saved, gained, won PañcavBr

≫spṛti

1. spṛ́ti f. = spara ŚBr. KātyŚr

spṛ

1. spṛ incorrect for √spṝ

≫sparitṛ

1. sparitṛ mfn. See p. 1269, col. 3

spṛkkā

1. spṛkkā f. Trigonella Corniculata Suśr. VarBṛS

spṛdh

1. spṛdh See √spardh, col. 2

spṛś

1. spṛś cl. 6. P. (Dhātup. xxviii, 128) spṛśáti (m. c. also ○te
2. pr. p. spṛśāna MBh
3. impf. asparśat BhP
4. pf. pasparśa, paspṛśuḥ, paspṛśe ib. &c
5. Subj. paspárśat RV
6. aor. aspṛkṣat AV. Br
7. asprākṣīt Br. MBh
8. aspārkṣīt Gr
9. Prec. spṛśyāt MBh
10. fut. spraṣṭā or sparṣṭā Gr
11. sparkṣyati ib
12. sprakṣyati MBh
13. inf. spraṣṭum ib. &c
14. -spṛ́śe RV
15. -spṛ́śas Br
16. ind. p. spṛṣṭvā, -spṛ́śya ib. &c.), to touch, feel with the hand, lay the hand on (acc. or loc.), graze, stroke RV. &c. &c
17. to handle, take hold of (anyo'nyaṃ hastau spṛśataḥ, 'they mutually touch or shake hands') MBh. Kāv. &c
18. (with apáḥ, udakam, jalam
19. or adbhis &c.) to touch or sip water, wash or sprinkle certain parts of the body with water GṛŚrS. Mn. ii, 60 MBh. &c
20. to touch so as to hurt, injure, harm Kathās. [Page 1269, Column]
21. to perceive or feel by touch Up. Mn. VarBṛS
22. to touch, come into contact (lit
23. and fig. in astron. sense) VarBṛS
24. to reach or penetrate to (loc. or acc
25. with karṇam, 'to come to the ears'
26. with kriyām, 'to set about any action') MBh. R. &c
27. to come up to, equal (acc
28. with girā, 'to equal with words', i.e. 'to be able to describe') Kāv
29. to act upon, affect Sarvad. BhP
30. to touch i.e. endow or fill with (instr.) RV. iv, 3, 15
31. to touch i.e. befall, fall to the lot of, come upon, visit, afflict (acc.) ChUp. MBh. Kāv. &c
32. to touch, take hold of, make one's own, appropriate MBh. iv, 135
33. to attain to, obtain, experience, undergo MBh. Kām. &c
34. to grant, bestow (cf. Caus.) BhP.: Pass. spṛśyate (aor. asparśi), to be touched or seized or affected by MBh. &c.: Caus. sparśayati, ○te (aor. apasparśat or apispṛśat
35. Subj. pispṛśaḥ, ○śati RV.), to cause to touch (two acc.), bring into immediate contact with (loc. or instr.) Mn. MBh. &c
36. to convey to (loc.) RV
37. to fill or cover with (instr.) &c
38. to perceive by touch, feel MaitrUp
39. to offer, present, give Mn. MBh. &c.: Desid. pispṛkṣati (cf. pispṛkṣu), Gr.: Intens. parīspṛśyate, parīspraṣṭi, parīsparṣṭi ib

≫spariśa

1. spariśa m. touch (= sparśa) L

≫sparśa

1. sparśá mfn. touching (in a-bhūtala-sp○, manaḥ-sp○, q.v.)
2. m. (ifc. f. ā) touch, sense of touch (-tas ind. e.g. sparśa-taḥ sukhaṃ tat, 'that is pleasant to the touch'), contact (fig. applied to the beginning of an eclipse or to any astron. contact) Mn. MBh. VarBṛS. &c
3. (in gram.) collective N. of the twenty-five consonants constituting the five classes from k to m (so-called because formed by complete contact of the organs of utterance
4. cf. sthāna and spṛṣṭa) Prāt. ChUp. BhP
5. (in phil.) the quality of tangibility (which constitutes the skin's viṣaya, q.v.) IW. 68
6. any quality which is perceptible by touching any object (e.g. heat, cold, smoothness, softness &c.) MBh. &c
7. feeling, sensation (e.g. siraḥ-śūla-sp○, 'sensation of headache') ŚBr. &c. &c
8. pleasant feeling MBh. v, 1366
9. unpleasant or morbid sensation, illness Pāṇ. 3-3, 16 Vārtt. 1 Pat
10. air, wind L
11. (accord. to some) temperature Nyāyad
12. a kind of sexual union L
13. a gift, offering ( See kāka-sp○ and sp"ṣ-yajña below)
14. wṛ. for spaśa, a spy MBh. Śiś
15. (ā), f. an unchaste woman L
16. (a word of unknown meaning) Hariv. 10243

⋙sparśakliṣṭa

1. ○kliṣṭa mfn. painful to the touch Ml

⋙sparśakṣama

1. ○kṣama mfn. capable of touch, tangible Śak

⋙sparśaguṇa

1. ○guṇa mfn. having the quality of tangibility (said of the air) Mn. i, 76

⋙sparśaja

1. ○ja mfn. produced by touch BhP

⋙sparśatanmātra

1. ○tanmātra n. the subtle element of tangibility (or of air) Sāṃkhyak

⋙sparśatā

1. ○tā f. a state of contact or touch (in a-bhū-tala-sparśatā) Śak

⋙sparśatva

1. ○tva n. a state of feeling, sensation BhP
2. -jātipramāṇa n. N. of a Nyāya wk

⋙sparśadveṣa

1. ○dveṣa m. sensitiveness to touch Suśr

⋙sparśamaṇi

1. ○maṇi m. 'touchstone, a kind of philosopher's stone (supposed to turn everything it touches to gold) L
2. -prabhava n. 'touches-stone-production', gold L

⋙sparśayajña

1. ○yajña m. 'touches-offering', an offering consisting in the mere touches of the things offered MBh

⋙sparśayogaśāstra

1. ○yoga-śāstra n. N. of a Yoga wk

⋙sparśarasika

1. ○rasika mfn. fond of sensation, sensual, lustful, Śāntiś

⋙sparśarūpavat

1. ○rūpa-vat mfn. pleasant to the touches and of beautiful appearance MBh

⋙sparśarephasaṃdhi

1. ○repha-saṃdhi m. the junction of a Sparśa (q.v.) letter and r RPrāt

⋙sparśalajjā

1. ○lajjā f. 'shrinking from tṭtouches', the sensitive plant, Mimosa Pudica L

⋙sparśavat

1. ○vat mfn. having tangibility, palpable (-tva n.) Tarkas. Bhāshāp. &c
2. pleasant to the touches, smooth, soft MBh. Kum

⋙sparśavarga

1. ○varga m. the whole class of Sparśa consonants ( See sparśa) RPrāt

⋙sparśavihāra

1. ○vihāra m. a comfortable existence, Mahāvy

⋙sparśavedya

1. ○vedya mfn. to be known or apprehended by the sense of touches MW

⋙sparśaśabdavat

1. ○śabda-vat mfn. palpable and audible BhP

⋙sparśaśuddhā

1. ○śuddhā f. 'pure to the tṭtouches', Asparagus Racemosus L

⋙sparśasaṃkocin

1. ○saṃkocin m. 'closing at the touches', Diascorea Globosa L

⋙sparśasaṃcārin

1. ○saṃcārin mfn. passing (from one to another) by contact, contagious, infectious Rājat

⋙sparśasukha

1. ○sukha mfn. pleasant to the touch MW

⋙sparśasnāna

1. ○snāna n. bathing or ablution at the entrance of the sun or moon into an eclipse ib

⋙sparśaspanda

1. ○spanda (or, less correctly -syanda), m. 'starting at the touches', a frog L

⋙sparśahāni

1. ○hāni f. loss of feeling or of sensitiveness Suśr
2. red pustules (a kind of disease) ib

⋙sparśājña

1. sparśâjña mfn. devoid of all feeling or sensation, benumbed, paralyzed (-tā f.) L

⋙sparśānandā

1. sparśânandā f. 'delighting the tṭtouches', an Apsaras L

⋙sparśānukūla

1. sparśânukūla mfn. pleasant to the touch, cooling Śak

⋙sparśāśana

1. sparśâśana m. pl. 'feeding on mere touch', N. of a class of gods MBh. [Page 1269, Column]

⋙sparśāsaha

1. sparśâsaha or mfn. intolerant of touch, sensitive to touch (-tva n.) Suśr

⋙sparśāsahiṣṇu

1. sparśâsaḍhiṣṇu mfn. intolerant of touch, sensitive to touch (-tva n.) Suśr

⋙sparśendriya

1. sparśêndriya n. the sense of touch Suśr

⋙sparśopala

1. sparśôpala m. = sparśa-maṇi Śatr

⋙sparśoṣmasaṃdhi

1. sparśôṣma-saṃdhi m. the junction of a Sparśi (q.v.) letter and sibilant &c. (cf. ūṣman) RPrāt

≫sparśaka

1. sparśaka mfn. touching, feeling, a toucher L

≫sparśana

1. sparśana mf(ī)n. touching, handling MW
2. affecting, acting upon, afflicting ib
3. m. air, wind L
4. n. the act of touching, touch, contact ŚvetUp. Yājñ. &c
5. sensation, sense of touch, organ of sensation or feeling, sensitive nerve Mn. MBh. Sarvad
6. gift, donation L

⋙sparśanendriya

1. sparśanêndriya n. the sense of touch Suśr

≫sparśanaka

1. sparśanaka n. (in Sāṃkhya) that which touches (said of the skin) MW

≫sparśanīya

1. sparśanīya mfn. to be touched Pañcat
2. to be perceived or felt MBh

≫sparśayitavya

1. sparśayitavya mfn. (fr. Caus.) to be perceived or felt PraśnUp

≫sparśāna

1. sparśāna m. = manas L

≫sparśika

1. sparśika mfn. tangible, palpable, perceptible Pat. on Pāṇ. 5-2, 95

≫sparśitṛ

1. sparśitṛ mfn. who or what touches or feels or perceives MBh

≫sparśin

1. sparśin mfn. (only ifc.) touching, handling GṛŚrS
2. reaching or penetrating to Rājat. BhP

≫sparṣṭavya

1. sparṣṭavya mfn. = spraṣṭavya MW

≫sparṣṭṛ

1. sparṣṭṛ mfn. = spraṣṭṛ L

≫spārśana

1. spārśana mfn. (fr. sparśana) what is touched or felt, palpable, tangible Pāṇ. 4-2, 92 Sch

⋙spārśanapratyakṣa

1. ○pratyakṣa n. tactile perception, perception by touching or feeling MW

≫spṛś

1. spṛś mfn. (generally ifc
2. nom. spṛk) touching, coming into contact with ( See kṣiti-, śava-spṛś &c.)
3. reaching to ( See gagana-, bhūspṛś &c.)
4. experiencing, betraying Kāv
5. f. = spṛkkā VarBṛS. Sch

≫spṛśa

1. spṛśa mfn. touching, reaching to (in sarvadvāra-sp○) MBh
2. m. touch, contact (in duḥ-sp○, q.v.)
3. (ā), f. a kind of plant ( = bhujaṃga-ghātinī) L
4. (ī), f. the prickly nightshade, Solanum Jacquini L

≫spṛśi

1. spṛśi mfn. = viṣaya-spṛś Hariv. 7433 (Nīlak.)

≫spṛśya

1. spṛśya mfn. to be touched or felt, tangible, sensible MBh. Hariv. &c
2. to be taken in possession or appropriated Rājat
3. (ā), f. N. of one of the Samidhs (q.v.) KātyŚr. Sch

≫spṛṣṭa

1. spṛṣṭa mfn. touched, felt with the hand handled AV. &c. &c
2. affected or afflicted or possessed by (instr. or comp.) MBh. Kāv. &c
3. defiled (cf. comp.)
4. (in gram.) formed by complete contact of the organs of utterance (applied to all consonants except semivowels [called īṣat-spṛṣṭa, 'formed by slight contact'] and except sibilants and h, which are called ardha-spṛṣṭa, 'formed by half-contact') Prāt. Siksh

⋙spṛṣṭatā

1. ○tā f. formation by contact ( See prec.) VPrāt

⋙spṛṣṭapūrva

1. ○pūrva mfn. felt or experienced before MBh

⋙spṛṣṭamātra

1. ○mātra mfn. merely touched MW

⋙spṛṣṭamaithuna

1. ○maithuna mfn. defiled by sexual intercourse Mn. viii, 205

≫spṛṣṭaka

1. spṛṣṭaka n. a kind of embrace L
2. (ikā), f. touching parts of the body (as the feet &c., an asseveration or taking an oath) Mṛicch. Mcar

≫spṛṣṭavya

1. spṛṣṭavya wṛ. for spraṣṭavya Hit

≫spṛṣṭāspṛṣṭi

1. spṛṣṭā-spṛṣṭi ind. mutual touching, touching one another L. (cf. Pāṇ. 2-2, 27)

≫spṛṣṭi

1. spṛ́ṣṭi f. touch, touching, contact ŚBr

≫spṛṣṭikā

1. spṛṣṭikā f. See under spṛṣṭaka above

≫spṛṣṭin

1. spṛṣṭin mfn. (only ifc.) one who has touched Gaut

≫spraṣṭavya

1. spraṣṭavya mfn. to be touched or handled Mn. R. Hit
2. tangible, palpable, sensible Vajracch
3. n. touch, feeling, Mahāvy

≫spraṣṭṛ

1. spraṣṭṛ́ mfn. who or what touches or feels ŚBr. Up. MBh
2. m. any affection causing bodily pain, sickness, disease, morbid heat &c. L

spṛh

1. spṛh (connected with √spardh, spṛdh), cl. 10. P. (Dhātup. xxxv, 19) spṛháyati (m. c. also ○te
2. pr. p. spṛhayat or spṛhayamāṇa, once in Āpast. spṛhantī
3. pf. spṛhayām-āsa or -babhūva MBh. &c
4. aor. apaspṛhat inf. spṛhayitum Gr.), to be eager, desire eagerly, long for (dat., gen., or acc.) RV. &c. &c
5. to envy, be jealous of (dat., gen., or acc.) MBh. Kāv. &c. [Cf. Gk. ? ; Germ. springen ; Eng. spring.] [1269,]

≫spārha

1. spārhá mf(ā́)n. desirable, enviable, excellent RV. BhP

⋙spārharādhas

1. ○rādhas (spārhá-), mfn. possessing or bestowing enviable wealth (as Indra) RV

⋙spārhavīra

1. ○vīra (spārhá-), mfn. consisting in excellent heroes or having excellent chiefs or guides ib. [Page 1269, Column]

≫spṛh

1. spṛh See puru-spṛ́h and ni spṛ́h

≫spṛhaṇa

1. spṛhaṇa n. (ifc.) longing for, coveting, striving after MBh

≫spṛhaṇīya

1. spṛhaṇīya mfn. to be wished or longed for, desirable, attractive to (gen. or instr.) MBh. Kāv. &c
2. enviable, to be envied by (gen.) R. Kathās

⋙spṛhaṇīyatā

1. ○tā f

⋙spṛhaṇīyatva

1. ○tva n. desirableness, enviableness Kāv. Rājat

⋙spṛhaṇīyaśobha

1. ○śobha mfn. having desirable or enviable beauty MW

≫spṛhayadvarṇa

1. spṛhayád-varṇa mfn. striving after or eager for any partic. appearance or form, vying in appearance or lustre RV

≫spṛhayāyya

1. spṛhayā́yya mfn. to be striven after or contended for, desirable RV
2. desiring, desirous (= spṛhayālu) Uṇ. iii, 96 Sch
3. m. = nakṣatra ib

≫spṛhayālu

1. spṛhayālu mfn. eagerly, desirous, eager, jealous, envious, longing for or to (dat., loc., or inf.) MBh. Kāv. &c

⋙spṛhayālutā

1. ○tā f. (ifc.) desire of, longing for, Śāntiś

≫spṛhayitṛ

1. spṛhayitṛ mfn. one who envies, an envier of (gen.) Nir. Sch

≫spṛhā

1. spṛhā f. (ifc. f. ā) eager desire, desire, covetousness, envy, longing for, pleasure or delight in (dat., gen., loc., or comp
2. acc. with √kṛ or bandh, 'to long for, be desirous of loc. or comp.'
3. with √kṛ, 'to envy any one loc.') MBh. R. &c
4. a kind of plant (vḷ. spṛśā) L

⋙spṛhāvat

1. ○vat mfn. desirous of, longing for, delighting in (loc.) Ragh. MārkP

≫spṛhālu

1. spṛhālu mfn. = spṛhayālu L

≫spṛhita

1. spṛhita mfn. desired, wished for, longed for MW

≫spṛhya

1. spṛhya mfn. to be wished for or desired W
2. m. the citron tree L

spṝ

1. spṝ (vḷ. for √śṝ) cl. 9. P. spṛṇāti, to hurt, kill Dhātup. xxxi, 18

≫sparitṛ

1. sparitṛ mfn. one who injures or causes pain L

spraṣṭavya

1. spraṣṭavya spraṣṭṛ, See col. 2

sphaṭ

1. sphaṭ (= and vḷ. for √sphuṭ), cl. 1. P. sphaṭati, to burst, expand &c. Dhātup. ix, 44: Caus. or cl. 10. P. to hurt, injure Dhātup. xxxii, 90. [Cf. Goth. spilda ; Germ. spalten.]

≫sphaṭa

1. sphaṭa m. a snake's expanded hood L
2. (ā), f. id. L
3. (ī), f. alum L

≫sphaṭika

1. sphaṭika m. crystal, quartz ŚvetUp. Yājñ. MBh. &c
2. (ā), f. alum (accord. to some also ○kī) L
3. camphor L

⋙sphaṭikakuḍya

1. ○kuḍya n. a crystal wall BhP

⋙sphaṭikapātra

1. ○pātra n. a crystal vessel Suśr

⋙sphaṭikaprabha

1. ○prabha mfn. glittering like crystal, crystalline, transparent MW

⋙sphaṭikabhitti

1. ○bhitti f. = -kuḍya Kir

⋙sphaṭikamaṇi

1. ○maṇi m. crystal Prab
2. -gṛha n. a house of crystal MW
3. -vat ind. like crystal Prab
4. -śilā f. crystal ib

⋙sphaṭikamaya

1. ○maya mf(ī)n. consisting or made of crystal Kād. Kathās

⋙sphaṭikayaśas

1. ○yaśas m. N. of a Vidyā-dhara Kathās

⋙sphaṭikaśikharin

1. ○śikharin m. 'crystal-mountain', N. of Kailāsa Bālar

⋙sphaṭikaśilā

1. ○śilā f. crystal
2. -maṇḍapa m. or n. a crystal-bower Ratnâv

⋙sphaṭikaskambha

1. ○skambha m. a crystal pillar MW

⋙sphaṭikaharmya

1. ○harmya n. a crystal, palace Kathās

⋙sphaṭikākṣamālikā

1. sphaṭikâkṣa-mālikā f. a crṭcrystal rosary Kum

⋙sphaṭikācala

1. sphaṭikâcala m. = ○ka-śikharin L

⋙sphaṭikādri

1. sphaṭikâdri m. id
2. -bhida m. camphor L

⋙spahaṭikābhra

1. spahaṭikâbhra m. 'crystal-cloud', camphor MW

⋙sphaṭikāśman

1. sphaṭikâśman m. 'crystal-stone', crystal W

≫sphaṭikāri

1. sphaṭikāri

⋙sphaṭikārikā

1. sphaṭikāḍrikā

⋙sphaṭikārī

1. sphaṭikāḍrī f. alum

≫sphaṭita

1. sphaṭita mfn. torn Divyâv

≫sphāṭaka

1. sphāṭaka m. a drop of water L
2. n. crystal L
3. (ī), f. alum L

≫sphāṭi

1. sphāṭi See viśva-sph○

≫sphāṭika

1. sphāṭika mf(ā or ī)n. made of crystal, crystal-line MBh. Kāv. &c
2. n. crystal MBh. R
3. a kind of sandal ĀśvGṛ.Pariś

⋙sphāṭikasaudha

1. ○saudha m. n. a crystal palace Śiś

⋙sphāṭikopala

1. sphāṭikôpala m. crystal L

≫sphāṭita

1. sphāṭita mfn. split open, expanded, made to gape, cleft, rent, torn Suśr. VarBṛS. Hit

≫sphāṭīka

1. sphāṭīka m. = sphaṭika, crystal, quartz L

≫sphāṇi

1. sphāṇi See viśva-sph○

sphaṇṭ

1. sphaṇṭ See next and √sphuṭ

sphaṇḍ

1. sphaṇḍ (vḷ. sphaṇṭ), cl. 10. P. sphaṇḍayati, to jest or joke with, laugh at Dhātup. xxxii, 4

sphar

1. sphar cl. 6. P. spharati, = (and vḷ. for) √sphur (q.v.): Caus. sphārayati to expand, open or diffuse widely ( See below)
2. to bend, discharge (a bow) R

≫sphara

1. sphara or m. a shield L. (accord. to some fr. Persian ?). [Page 1270, Column]

⋙spharaka

1. spharaka m. a shield L. (accord. to some fr. Persian ?). [Page 1270, Column]

≫spharaṇa

1. spharaṇa n. = sphuraṇa, trembling, quivering, throbbing, vibration L
2. penetration, Mahāvy

≫spharitra

1. spharitra n. a partic. instrument Mahāvy

≫sphāra

1. sphāra mf(ā)n. (accord. to Uṇ. ii, 13, fr. √sphāy below) extensive, wide, large, great, abundant, violent, strong, dense (as mist), loud (as a shout) Kāv. HPariś. Pañcad
2. m. a shock, slap, bang Kathās
3. = sphoraṇa Vop
4. m. or n. a bubble or flaw (in gold &c.)
5. m. n. much, abundance L. [Cf. Gk. ?.]

⋙sphāraphulla

1. ○phulla mfn. full blown Mālatīm. [1270,]

⋙sphārasphāra

1. ○sphāra mfn. very extensive &c. Sāh

≫sphāraṇa

1. sphāraṇa n. = spharaṇa L

≫sphārita

1. sphārita mfn. (fr. Caus.) opened wide Mālatīm
2. widely diffused Bhartṛ
3. throbbing, vibrating MW

≫sphārībhū

1. sphārī-√bhū P. -bhavati, to open wide (intrans.) Kād
2. to be spread or diffused widely, increase, grow, multiply Mṛicch. Pañcat

sphal

1. sphal (vḷ. for √sphul, and occurring only with prep., √.skhal), cl. 1. P. sphalati, to quiver, shake, vibrate, burst, break &c.: Caus. sphālayati, See ā-√sphal. [Cf. Gk. ? ; Lat. [1270,] fallo ; Lith. púlti ; Germ. fallen ; Eng. fall.]

≫sphāla

1. sphāla m. quivering (= spholana) Vop

≫sphālana

1. sphālana n. (fr. Caus.) shaking, quivering W
2. flapping or flopping or striking against, slapping Kull
3. rubbing, friction ib

sphavi

1. sphavi See below

sphāka

1. sphāka See pīvaḥ-sphāka

sphāṭaka

1. sphāṭaka sphāṭika, See p. 1269

sphāy

1. sphāy cl. 1. Ā. (Dhātup. xiv, 16) sphāyate (Gr. also pf. pasphāye aor. asphāyiṣṭa, or asphāṣṭa fut. sphāyitā &c.), to grow fat, become bulky, swell, increase, expand Hcar
2. to resound ib.: Pass. sphīyate, to become fat SāmavBr.: Caus. sphāvayati (aor. apisphavat), to fatten, swell, strengthen, increase, augment Bhaṭṭ. [?Cf. Gk. ? ; Lit. spe10ti ; Slav. [sp�eti].] [1270,]

≫sphavi

1. sphavi (prob.) m. a kind of tree L

≫sphāti

1. sphātí f. fattening, breeding (of cattle) RV. TS
2. increase, growth, prosperity Śatr

⋙sphātiṃkaraṇa

1. ○ṃ-karaṇa n. du. N. of two Sāmans ĀrshBr

⋙sphātimat

1. ○mát mfn. thriving, fat (superl. -máttama) AV

⋙sphātihārin

1. ○hārin mfn. removing fat AV. Paipp

≫sphāna

1. sphāna

⋙sphāyana

1. sphāyana See gaya-sph○

≫sphāyat

1. sphāyat mfn. (pr. p.) expanding &c

⋙sphāyatkairava

1. ○kairava Nom. P. -vati, to resemble an expanding lotus flower Kāv

≫sphāvayitṛ

1. sphāvayitṛ m. a fattener, breeder AitBr

≫sphira

1. sphirá mfn. fat RV. ; much, abundant L. [?Cf. Lat. pro-sper.]

≫sphivi

1. sphivi (prob.) m. a tree L. = uda-śvit L

≫sphīta

1. sphīta mfn. swollen, enlarged Bhpr
2. thriving, flourishing, successful, prosperous, rich, well off, abounding in, full of (instr. or comp.) MBh. Kāv. &c
3. heavy (with rain, as a cloud) Mṛicch
4. dense (as smoke) Mālatīm
5. much, abundant, many, numerous MBh. R. &c
6. cold L
7. affected by hereditary disease W

⋙sphītatā

1. ○tā f. bulkiness, enlargement MW
2. prosperity, welfare, flourishing condition Kām

⋙sphītanitambā

1. ○nitambā f. having full buttocks Hāsy

≫sphīti

1. sphīti f. welfare, prosperity Rājat

≫sphītī

1. sphītī in comp. for sphīta

⋙sphītīkṛ

1. ○√kṛ P. -karoti, to enlarge, augment Jātakam

⋙sphītīkṛta

1. ○kṛta mfn. enlarged, augmented, increased R

≫spheman

1. spheman m. (fr. sphira) fatness, abundance &c. Pāṇ. 6-4, 157

≫spheyas

1. spheyas mfn. (compar. of sphira) more or most abundant ib

≫spheṣṭha

1. spheṣṭha mfn. (superl. of sphira) very much, abundant ib

sphāra

1. sphāra ○raṇa, See above

sphārṇi

1. sphārṇi See viśva-sphārṇi

sphāla

1. sphāla ○lana, See above

sphic

1. sphic or sphij f. (nom. sphik
2. of doubtful derivation) a buttock, hip (○cau or ○jau du. 'the buttocks') ŚāṅkhGṛ. Mn. MBh. &c. [Cf. Gk. ?, or [1270,] accord. to some ?.]

≫sphik

1. sphik in comp. for sphic

⋙sphiksrāva

1. ○srāva m. a kind of disease VarBṛS

≫sphig

1. sphig in comp. for sphic

⋙sphigghātaka

1. ○ghātaka m. a kind of tree (much used in medicine, = kaṭ-phala) L

⋙sphigdaghna

1. ○daghna mfn. reaching to the hip HirP

≫sphigī

1. sphigī́ f. = sphic, a buttock RV

sphiñja

1. sphiñja See narma-sphiñja. [Page 1270, Column]

sphiṭ

1. sphiṭ cl. 10. P. spheṭayati, to hurt, injure, kill Dhātup. xxxii, 90 (vḷ. for √sphiṭṭ
2. accord. to some also, 'to despise'
3. 'to love'
4. 'to cover')

≫spheṭa

1. spheṭa See saṃ-spheṭa

sphiṭṭ

1. sphiṭṭ (cf. √sphiṭ, sphaṭ), cl. 10, P. sphiṭṭayati, to hurt, kill Dhātup. xxxii, 90

sphira

1. sphira See col. 1

sphīta

1. sphīta sphīti, See col. 1

sphujidhvaja

1. sphuji-dhvaja m. N. of an astronomer VarBṛ. Sch

sphuṭ

1. sphuṭ (cf. √sphaṭ), cl. 6. P., 1. P. Ā. (Dhātup. xxviii, 80 ; ix, 44 ; viii, 7) sphuṭati
2. sphoṭati, ○te (Ā. only in Dhātup
3. pf. pusphoṭa Kathās
4. aor. asphoṭīt Gr
5. fut. sphoṭitā ib
6. sphuṭiṣyati MBh
7. ind. p. sphuṭitvā Vet
8. -sphoṭam Kathās.), to burst or become suddenly rent asunder, burst or split open (with a sound), part asunder ŚBr. &c. &c
9. to expand, blossom, bloom Kāv. BhP
10. to disperse, run away Bhaṭṭ
11. to crack (as the joints of the fingers) Car
12. to crackle (as fire) Ṛitus
13. to burst into view, appear suddenly Cat
14. to abate (as a disease) Kathās.: Caus. sphuṭayati (Pass. sphuṭyate Sarvad.), to burst open or into view Dhātup. xxxv, 84
15. to make clear or evident Saṃkar. Sarvad. Kull
16. sphoṭayati (cf. Dhātup. xxxiii, 48
17. aor. apusphuṭat), to burst or rend suddenly, break, split, divide MBh. Kāv. Kathās
18. to put out (eyes) Pañcat
19. to shake, wag, brandish R. Hariv. Suśr. &c
20. to push aside (a bolt) Kathās
21. to crackle (as fire) MBh
22. to hurt, destroy, kill MW
23. to winnow ib

≫sphuṭa

1. sphuṭa mfn. open, opened Suśr. BhP
2. expanded, blossomed, blown MBh. Uttarar
3. plain, distinct, manifest, evident, clear MBh. VarBṛS. &c
4. (in astron.) apparent, real, true, correct Sūryas
5. spread, diffused, extensive, wide, broad Kum. Bhartṛ. Śiś
6. extraordinary, strange Kpr
7. full of, filled with, possessed by (instr. or comp.) Divyâv. Lalit
8. white L
9. m. the expanded hood of a serpent L. (also ā f. Pañcat.)
10. N. of a man, g. aśvâdi
11. (am), ind. distinctly, evidently, certainly Kāv. Kathās

⋙sphuṭakaraṇa

1. ○karaṇa n. N. of wk

⋙sphuṭacandratāraka

1. ○candra-tāraka mf(ā)n. radiant with the moon and stars (said of night) Kum

⋙sphuṭacandrikā

1. ○candrikā f

⋙sphuṭajyotiṣa

1. ○jyotiṣa n. N. of wks

⋙sphuṭatara

1. ○tara mfn. more (or most) distinct or clear (am ind.) Śiś
2. ○râkṣara mfn. having very clear words, perfectly clear or intelligible (cf. sphuṭâkṣ○) ib

⋙sphuṭatā

1. ○tā f. manifestness, distinctness (acc. with √gam, 'to become manifest or evident') Bhaṭṭ. Kir
2. reality, truth, correctness (in a-sph○) Gol

⋙sphuṭatāra

1. ○tāra mfn. having stars clearly seen, bright with stars MW

⋙sphuṭatva

1. ○tva n. the being open, openness Suśr
2. manifestness &c. ( See -tā) Śaṃk. Sarvad. Gaṇit

⋙sphuṭadarpaṇa

1. ○darpaṇa m. N. of an astron. wk. by Nārāyaṇâcārya

⋙sphuṭapuṇḍarīka

1. ○puṇḍarīka n. the expanded (lotus of the) heart Bcar. i, 9

⋙sphuṭapauruṣa

1. ○pauruṣa mfn. one who has displayed energy MW

⋙sphuṭaphala

1. ○phala m. coriander or the fruit of Diospyros Embryopteris (= tumburu) L
2. n. (in geom.) clear or precise result (of any calculation)
3. distinct or precise area (of a triangle &c.)

⋙sphuṭaphenarāji

1. ○phena-rāji m. (the sea) bright with lines of foam Kum

⋙sphuṭabandhanī

1. ○bandhanī vḷ. for -valkalī

⋙sphuṭabudbuda

1. ○budbuda Nom. P. -"ṣdati, to apparently resemble a water-bubble Kāv

⋙sphuṭabodha

1. ○bodha m. N. of a Vedânta wk

⋙sphuṭaraṅgiṇī

1. ○raṅgiṇī f. Cardiospermum Halicacabum Subh

⋙sphuṭavaktṛ

1. ○vaktṛ mfn. speaking distinctly or frankly Cāṇ

⋙sphuṭavalkalī

1. ○valkalī f. Cardiospermum Halicacabum Subh

⋙sphuṭavivaraṇa

1. ○vivaraṇa n. N. of an astron. wk. by Rudra-miśra

⋙sphuṭaśabdam

1. ○śabdam ind. with a clear sound, distinctly, audibly Śiś

⋙sphuṭasāra

1. ○sāra m. (prob.) the true latitude of a star or planet MW

⋙sphuṭasiddhānta

1. ○siddhânta m. N. of an astron. wk

⋙sphuṭasūryagati

1. ○sūrya-gati f. apparent or true motion of the sun MW

⋙sphuṭākṣara

1. sphuṭâkṣara mfn. having clear words, persicuous (as speech) Ratnâv

⋙sphuṭāgas

1. sphuṭâgas mfn. sinning openly (in the sight of every one) Śiś

⋙sphuṭārtha

1. sphuṭârtha m. clear sense or meaning Śak. Sch
2. mfn. having clear sense, perspicuous, intelligible (tā f.) Śiś

≫sphuṭana

1. sphuṭana n. bursting, opening, expanding Vāgbh. Śatr
2. cracking (of the joints &c.) Car

≫sphuṭanīya

1. sphuṭanīya mfn. to be broken open or split MW

≫sphuṭi

1. sphuṭi or f. cracking or chapping of the skin of the feet L

⋙sphuṭī

1. sphuṭī f. cracking or chapping of the skin of the feet L
2. the fruit of the Karkaṭī or Cucumis Momordica L

≫sphuṭikā

1. sphuṭikā f. a small bit or fragment Daś. [Page 1270, Column]

≫sphuṭita

1. sphuṭita mfn. burst, budded, blown &c
2. laughed at (= pari-hasita
3. √.sphuṇṭ) MW

⋙sphuṭitacaraṇa

1. ○caraṇa mfn. having too flat or wide feet, splay-footed ib

≫sphuṭī

1. sphuṭī in comp. for sphuṭa

⋙sphuṭīkaraṇa

1. ○karaṇa n. the act of making clear or evident, manifestation Kād. Śaṃk
2. making true or correct, correction Sūryas

⋙sphuṭīkṛ

1. ○√kṛ P. -karoti, to make clear or evident or manifest Kād. Pratāp
2. to sharpen (the senses) Car

⋙sphuṭībhāva

1. ○bhāva m. becoming clear or evident Nyāyam

⋙sphuṭībhū

1. ○√bhū P. -bhavati, to become evident or manifest Naish. Sarvad

≫sphoṭa

1. sphoṭa m. bursting, opening, expansion, disclosure (cf. narma-sph○) MBh. Kāv. &c
2. extension ( See kara-sph○)
3. a swelling, boil, tumour Car. Suśr
4. a little bit or fragment, chip L
5. crackling, crash, roar MBh. VarBṛS
6. (in phil.) sound (conceived as eternal, indivisible, and creative) Sarvad
7. the eternal and imperceptible element of sounds and words and the real vehicle of the idea which bursts or flashes on the mind when a sound is uttered Pat
8. (ā), f. shaking or waving the arms MārkP
9. the expanded hood of a snake (= or wṛ. for sphaṭā) L

⋙sphoṭakara

1. ○kara m. Semecarpus Anacardium L

⋙sphoṭacakra

1. ○cakra n. N. of a gram. wk

⋙sphoṭacandrikā

1. ○candrikā f. N. of wk. (on the above philosophical Sphoṭa)

⋙sphoṭajīvikā

1. ○jīvikā f. a kind of trade (perhaps one which involves the practice of splitting by explosive or other methods) HYog

⋙sphoṭatattva

1. ○tattva n

⋙sphoṭanirūpaṇa

1. ○nirūpaṇa n. N. of wks

⋙sphoṭabījaka

1. ○bījaka m. Semecarpus Anacardium L

⋙sphoṭalatā

1. ○latā f. Gynandropsis Anacardium L

⋙sphoṭavālda

1. ○vālda m. N. of various wks. (on the above Sphoṭa of phil.)

⋙sphoṭahetuka

1. ○hetuka m. Semecarpus Anacardium L

≫sphoṭaka

1. sphoṭaka m. a boil, tumour Pat. Car
2. (ikā), f. id. Suśr
3. a kind of bird L

≫sphoṭana

1. sphoṭana mfn. breaking or splitting asunder, crushing, destroying, removing Hariv. MārkP
2. m. 'Crusher', N. of Śiva MBh
3. (in gram.) 'divider', a kind of vocal sound audible between partic. conjunct consonants APrāt
4. (ī), f. an instrument for splitting or cleaving, a gimlet, auger L
5. (am), n. the act of breaking or tearing asunder &c. Āpast. Suśr. Pañcat
6. winnowing grain &c. L
7. shaking or waving (the arms) Sāh
8. cracking (the fingers) Āpast
9. (in gram.) the separation of certain conjunct consonants by the insertion of an audible vocal sound (cf. above) VPrāt

≫sphoṭāyana

1. sphoṭāyana m. N. of a grammarian Pāṇ. 6-1, 123

≫sphoṭikā

1. sphoṭikā See sphoṭaka above

≫sphoṭita

1. sphoṭita mfn. (fr. Caus.) made to burst or open, rent or torn asunder, cileft, split, disclosed MBh. Kāv. &c
2. n. crackling VarBṛS

⋙sphoṭitanayana

1. ○nayana mfn. having the eyes put out Pañcat

⋙sphoṭitārgala

1. sphoṭitârgala mfn. having the bolt pushed aside or the lock opened Kathās

≫sphoṭinī

1. sphoṭinī f. a cucumber L

≫sphauṭāyana

1. sphauṭāyana m. patr. fr. sphuṭa g. aśvâdi

sphuṭṭ

1. sphuṭṭ cl. 10. P. sphuṭṭayati, to despise, disrespect Dhātup. xxxii, 37 (Vop.)

sphuḍ

1. sphuḍ cl. 6. P. sphuḍati, to cover Dhātup. xxviii, 97

sphuṇṭ

1. sphuṇṭ cl. 1. P. sphuṇṭati, to open, expand Dhātup. ix, 44
2. cl. 10. P. sphuṇṭayati, to jest, joke, laugh (vḷ. for next) ib. xxxii, 4

sphuṇḍ

1. sphuṇḍ cl. 1. Ā. sphuṇḍate, to open, expand Dhātup. viii, 25
2. cl. 10. P. sphuṇḍayati, to jest &c. (cf. prec.) ib. xxxii, 4

sphut

1. sphut an imitative sound (cf. phut) L

⋙sphutkara

1. ○kara mfn. making a crackling sound (said of fire) MW

⋙sphutkāra

1. ○kāra m. a crackling sound L

sphur

1. sphur (cf. √sphar), cl. 6. P. (Dhātup. xxviii, 95) sphuráti (m. c. also ○te
2. p. sphurat and sphuramāṇa qq.vv.
3. only in pres. base, but See apa-√sphur
4. Gr. also pf. pusphora, pusphure
5. fut. sphuritā, sphuriṣyati
6. aor. asphorīt
7. Prec. sphūryāt
8. inf. sphuritum), to spurn RV. AV
9. to dart, bound, rebound, spring RV. MBh. Kāv
10. to tremble, throb, quiver, palpitate, twitch (as the nerves of the arm Śak.), struggle Kauś. MBh. &c
11. to flash, glitter, gleam, glisten, twinkle, sparkle MaitrUp. R. &c
12. to shine, be brilliant or distinguished Rājat. Kathās. MārkP
13. to break forth, burst out plainly or visibly, start into view, be evident or manifest, become displayed or expanded NṛisUp. MBh. &c
14. to hurt, destroy Naigh. ii, 19: Caus. sphorayati (aor. apusphurat or apuspharat), to stretch, draw or bend (a bow) Bhaṭṭ. [Page 1271, Column]
15. to adduce an argument Śaṃk. Sch
16. to cause to shine, eulogize, praise excessively Pañcad
17. sphurayati, to fill with (inser.) Lalit.: Desid. pusphuriṣati Gr.: Intens. posphuryate, posphorti. [Cf. Gk. ? ; Lat. sperno ; Lith. [1271,] spírti ; Germ. sporo, spor, ṣporn ; Eng. spur, spurn.]

≫sphur

1. sphur (ifc.) quivering, trembling, throbbing Śiś. ii, 14

≫sphura

1. sphura mfn. id. Pañcat
2. m. quiver, throb &c. (in sa-sphura, 'throbbing', i.e. 'living') Bhaṭṭ
3. = (and vḷ. for) sphara, a shield L

≫sphuraṇa

1. sphuraṇa mfn. glittering, sparkling VarBṛS
2. n. the act of trembling, throbbing, vibration, pulsation (also ā, f.) Dhātup. L
3. quivering or throbbing of parts of the body (as indicating good or bad luck) MW
4. springing or breaking forth, starting into view, expansion, manifestation Sāh. BhP. Sarvad
5. flashing, coruscation, twinkling, glittering Megh. Mālatīm

≫sphurat

1. sphurat mfn. (pr. p. P.) trembling, shaking &c. ( √and comp.)

⋙sphurattaraṃgajihva

1. ○taraṃga-jihva mfn. having tongue-like tremulous waves (said of a river) Rājat

⋙sphuratprabhāmaṇḍala

1. ○prabhā-maṇḍala mfn. surrounded by a circle of tremulous light (said of a dart) Ragh

≫sphurad

1. sphurad in comp. for sphurat

⋙sphuradadharoṣṭha

1. ○adharóṣṭha mfn. having quivering lips (am ind.) MW

⋙sphuradulkā

1. ○ulkā f. a shooting meteor, aerolite ib
2. ○kâkṛti mfn. having the form of a shooting meteor ib

⋙sphuradoṣṭha

1. ○oṣṭha mf(ī)n. with quivering lip MBh

⋙sphuradoṣṭhaka

1. ○oṣṭhaka mfn. id. L

⋙sphuradgandha

1. ○gandha m. a diffused odour Bhartṛ

≫sphuran

1. sphuran in comp. for sphurat

⋙sphuranmīna

1. ○mīna mfn. having glittering fishes, gleaming with fishes Rājat

≫sphuramāṇa

1. sphuramāṇa mfn. (pr. p. Ā.) trembling. quivering &c

⋙sphuramāṇauṣṭha

1. sphuramāṇâuṣṭha mfn. having quivering lips R

≫sphurita

1. sphurita mfn. quivering, throbbing, trembling, palpitating, flashing &c. Kāv. VarBṛS. Pañcat
2. struggling Vās
3. glittered, flashed (n. impers. 'it has been flashed by') Hariv. Kālid. BhP
4. broken forth, burst into view, suddenly arisen or appeared Kathās. Sarvad
5. plainly displayed or exhibited Śiś
6. swelled, swollen W
7. (am), n. a tremulous or convulsive motion, quiver, throb, twitch, tremor, convulsion Kālid. Bhartṛ
8. agitation or emotion of mind MW
9. flash, gleam, glittering, radiance, shren MBh. Kathās
10. sudden appearance, coming into being Rājat

⋙sphuritaśatahrada

1. ○śatahrada mfn. having flashing lightning (said of a cloud) ib

⋙sphuritādhara

1. sphuritâdhara mfn. having lips trembling with (comp.) Kum

⋙sphuritottarādhara

1. sphuritôttarâdhara mfn. having trembling upper and under lip ib

≫sphūrta

1. sphūrta mfn. (accord. to some) throbbed, throbbing MW
2. suddenly risen into remembrance ib

≫sphūrti

1. sphūrti f. quivering, throbbing, throb, palpitation, tremor, vibration Bhpr
2. breaking forth visibly, sudden appearance or display, manifestation Kāv. Rājat
3. bragging, boasting Pañcad

⋙sphūrtimat

1. ○mat mfn. throbbing, thrilling (with joy or excitement), tremulous, agitated W
2. tender-hearted ib
3. m. a follower or worshipper of Śiva (= pāśupata) L

≫sphoraṇa

1. sphoraṇa n. throbbing, quivering (= sphāra) Vop

sphurch

1. sphurch sphurj, See √sphūrch, sphūrj

sphul

1. sphul (later collateral of √sphur
2. only with prep., See ni-, -niḥ, and ví-√sphul
3. √.sphal), cl. 6. P. (Dhātup. xxviii, 96) sphulati (pf. pusphola fut. sphulitā &c., Gr.), to tremble, throb, vibrate Dhātup
4. to dart forth, appear ib
5. to collect ib
6. to slay, kill Naigh. ii, 19. [For cognate words See under √sphal.]

≫sphula

1. sphula n. a tent (= vastra-veśman) L

⋙sphulamañjarī

1. ○mañjarī f. Achyranthes Aspera L

≫sphulana

1. sphulana n. trembling, throbbing, vibration (= sphuraṇa) L

≫sphuliṅga

1. sphuliṅga m. (accord. to L. also n. and ā, f
2. perhaps for sphulaṃ-ga) a spark of fire MBh. R. &c
3. a fire-brand ĀpŚr. Sch

⋙sphuliṅgavat

1. ○vat mfn. scattering sparks Śiś

≫sphuliṅgaka

1. sphuliṅgaka m. a spark of fire Yājñ. BhP

≫sphuliṅgāya

1. sphuliṅgāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to be or burn like sparks of fire Kāv

≫sphuliṅgin

1. sphuliṅgin mfn. having sparks of fire, sparkling MW
2. (inī), f. N. of one of the seven tongues of Agni or fire MuṇḍUp. MārkP

≫spholana

1. spholana n. = sphāla Vop. [Page 1271, Column]

sphūrch

1. sphūrch (also written svūrch), cl. 1. P. sphūrchati, to spread, extend Dhātup. vii, 33
2. to forget ib

≫sphūrchita

1. sphūrchita mfn. spread, Gr
2. forgotten ib

≫sphūrṇa

1. sphūrṇa id. ib

sphūrj

1. sphūrj cl. 1. P. (Dhātup. vii, 61) sphūrjati (only in pres
2. Gr. also pf. pusphūrja fut. sphūrjitā &c.), to rumble, roar, thunder, crash Kāv. Kathās
3. to burst forth, be displayed, appear ib. Rājat. Sāh.: Caus. sphūrjáyati (aor. apusphūrjat), to crash, crackle AV. AitBr.: Desid. pusphūrjiṣati Gr.: Intens. posphūrjyate, posphūrkti ib. [Cf. Gk. ?.] [1271,]

≫sphūrja

1. sphūrja m. the crashing sound of thunder, thunder-clap W
2. Indra's thunderbolt ib
3. sudden outbreak (cf. narma-sph○)
4. N. of a Rākshasa, BhāgP
5. a kind of plant (= sphūrjaka) L

⋙sphūrjāvat

1. sphūrjā-vat mfn. thundering Bhaṭṭ

≫sphūrjaka

1. sphū́rjaka m. a kind of plant (Diospyros Embryopteris, Strychnos &c. L.) ŚBr. Car. Suśr

≫sphūrjathu

1. sphūrjathu m. thunder, a thunder-clap Mcar
2. Amaranthus Polygonoides L

≫sphūrjana

1. sphūrjana m. = sphūrjaka L
2. n. thundering, explosion, crash (Gk. ?) W. [1271,]

≫sphūrji

1. sphūrji See viśva-sph○

≫sphūrjita

1. sphūrjita mfn. thundering
2. n. thunder, a thunder-clap, crash, roar &c. Kāv

≫sphūrṇa

1. sphūrṇa mfn. (?) thundered MW

spheman

1. spheman &c. See p. 1270, col. 1

sphaijāyani

1. sphaijāyani mfn. (fr. sphij), g. karṇâdi

≫sphaijika

1. sphaijika mfn. (fr. id.) g. vetanâdi

sphoṭa

1. sphoṭa ○ṭaka &c. See p. 1270, col. 3

sphya

1. sphyá n. an implement used in sacrifices (described as a flat piece of wood shaped like a sword for stirring the offerings of boiled rice, or, accord. to some, for trimming the mound used as an altar) AV. TS. Br. GṛŚrS. Mn. MBh
2. a spar or boom (of a ship's sails) ŚBr
3. (also n.) a kind of oar R. [Cf. accord. to some, Gk. ? ; Germ. spân, ṣpan.] [1271,]

⋙sphyakṛt

1. ○kṛt mfn. making a Sphya ĀpŚr
2. m. N. of a man (cf. sphaiyakṛta)

⋙sphyakṛta

1. ○kṛta m. (prob. wṛ. for prec.), g. dvārâdi

⋙sphyavartani

1. ○vartani f. the furrow or line made by the Sphya (in marking out the sacrificial ground) AitBr

⋙sphyāgra

1. sphyâgra mfn. having a point like the Sphya (said of a sacrificial post) ŚrS

≫sphaiyakṛta

1. sphaiyakṛta m. patr. fr. sphya-kṛt or sphya-kṛta (cf. above) Kāś. on Pāṇ. 7-3, 4

sbrī

1. sbrī See √svṝ, p. 1285, col. 3

sma

1. sma smā, (or ṣma, ṣmā), ind. a particle perhaps originally equivalent to 'ever', 'always'
2. and later to 'indeed', 'certainly', 'verily', 'surely' (it is often used pleonastically, and in earlier language generally follows a similar particle [esp. ha, na], or relative, or prep. or verb, while in later language it frequently follows iti, na and nā́ [1. mā́]
3. it is also joined with a pres. tense or pres. participle to give them a past sense [e.g. praviśanti sma, 'they entered']
4. this use of sma is also found in the Brāhmaṇas and is extended to veda and āha, Vām. v, 2, 46) RV. &c. &c

smat

1. smát ind. (prob. connected with prec
2. accord. to Sāy. = sumát, q.v.) together, at the same time, at once (is a prep. with instr. = 'together or along with'
3. often in comp. = 'having', 'possessing', 'provided with') RV

⋙smatpuraṃdhi

1. ○puraṃdhi (smát-), mfn. having abundance, munificent (said of Indra) RV

≫smad

1. smad in comp. for smat

⋙smadabhīśu

1. ○abhīśu (smád-), mfn. having (beautiful) reins RV

⋙smadibha

1. ○ibha (smád-), n. 'having followers (?)', N. of a man (the enemy of Kutsa) ib

⋙smadiṣṭa

1. ○iṣṭa (smád-), mfn. having an errand ib

⋙smadūdhnī

1. ○ūdhnī (smád-), f. ( See ūdhas) having a full udder, always giving milk (said of a cow) ib

⋙smaddiṣṭi

1. ○diṣṭi (smád-), mfn. well trained or practised ib

⋙smadrātiṣac

1. ○rātiṣac (smád-
2. strong form ○ṣāc), mfn. attended by givers or liberal men ib

sman

1. smán m. (meaning unknown) MaitrS

smaya

1. smaya &c. See col. 3

smara

1. smara &c. See p. 1272, col, 1

smārta

1. smārta &c. See p. 1272, col. 2. [Page 1271, Column]

smi

1. smi cl. 1. Ā. (Dhātup. xxii, 51) smayate (m. c. also ○ti
2. pf. sismiye, or siṣmiyé [p. siṣmiyāṇá, cf. upa-√smi], ep. also -smayām-āsa
3. aor. asmeṣṭa Bhaṭṭ. 259
4. asmayiṣṭhās MBh
5. fut. smetā, smeṣyate Gr
6. inf. smetum ib
7. ind. p. smitvā Sāh
8. -smitya, -smayitya MBh.), to smile, blush, become red or radiant, shine RV. TS. Kāṭh
9. to smile, laugh MBh. Kāv. &c
10. to expand, bloom (as a flower) Kāv
11. to be proud or arrogant BhP.: Pass. smīyate (aor. asmāyi), Gr.: Caus. smāyayati, ○te (aor. asismayat
12. also smāpayati in vi-√smi, q.v.), to cause to smile or laugh &c
13. (Ā.) to laugh at, mock, despise Dhātup. xxxii, 37 (vḷ. for smiṭ, q.v.): Desid. sismayiṣate Gr.: Intens. seṣmīyate (p. ○yamāṇa Nir. viii, 11), seṣmayīti, seṣmeti ib. [Cf. Gk. ? for ? ; Lat. mirus, mirari ; Slav. [1271,] smijati ; Eng. smile.]

≫smaya

1. smaya m. (ifc. f. ā) smiling at anything, wonder, surprise, astonishment MBh. Bhartṛ. (vḷ.)
2. arrogance, conceit, pride in or at (comp.) Ragh. Daś. BhP
3. Pride (personified as the son of Dharma and Pushṭi), Bhp

⋙smayadāna

1. ○dāna n. an ostentatious donation Hcat

⋙smayanutti

1. ○nutti f. the driving away or pulling down of pride MW

⋙smayādika

1. smayâdika mfn. beginning with (i.e. based chiefly on) arrogance MBh

≫smayana

1. smayana n. a smile, gentle laughter ĀśvŚr

≫smayanīya

1. smayanīya mfn. to be smiled (n. impers.) MW

≫smayāka

1. smayāka m. Panicum Miliaceum L

≫smayin

1. smayin mfn. smiling, laughing (in antaḥ-sm○, 'laughing inwardly') Śukas

≫smita

1. smita mfn. smiled, smiling MBh. R. &c
2. expanded, blown, blossomed Śiś. Pañcat
3. n. a smile, gentle laugh (○taṃ-√kṛ, 'to smile') MBh. Kāv. &c

⋙smitadṛś

1. ○dṛś f. 'having a smiling look', a handsome woman W

⋙smitapūrva

1. ○pūrva mfn. 'preceded by a smile', with a smile, smiling (am ind.) MBh
2. ○vâbhibhāṣin mfn. addressing with a smile (○ṣi-tā f.) Kād

⋙smitamukha

1. ○mukha mfn. having a smiling face R

⋙smitavāc

1. ○vāc mfn. speaking with a smile Kām

⋙smitaśālin

1. ○śālin mfn. having smiles, smiling, laughing W

⋙smitaśobhin

1. ○śobhin mfn. smiling beautifully MW

⋙smitojjvala

1. smitôjjvala mfn. (an eye) bright with a smile Mālatīm

≫smiti

1. smiti f. smiling, a smile, laughter MW

≫smetavya

1. smetavyá mfn. to be smiled TĀr

≫smera

1. smera mf(ā)n. smiling, friendly Hariv. Kālid. Kathās. &c
2. expanded, blown (as a flower) Vās. Sāh
3. proud ( See comp.)
4. evident, apparent W
5. (ifc.) gay, abounding in, full of Hcar
6. m. a smile, laugh (in á-smera, sa-smeram, qq.vv.)
7. manifestation, appearance W

⋙smeratā

1. ○tā f. smiling, a smile Sāh

⋙smeramukha

1. ○mukha mfn. having a smiling face Kum. Gīt

⋙smeraviṣkira

1. ○viṣkira m. 'proud bird', a peacock L

smiṭ

1. smiṭ cl. 10. P. smeṭayati, to despise ('to go', Śākaṭ.) Dhātup. xxxii, 37
2. to love, xxxii, 36 (Vop.)

smīl

1. smīl vḷ. for √śmīl, q.v

smṛ

1. smṛ vḷ. for √spṛ, q.v

smṛ

1. smṛ cl. 1. P. (Dhātup. xxii, 35) smárati (m. c. also ○te
2. pf. sasmāra, sasmartha, sasmaruḥ MBh. R. &c
3. aor. asmārṣīt, ○ṣuḥ ib
4. fut. smartā, smariṣyati ib
5. inf. smartum ib
6. ind. p. smṛtvā GṛŚrS
7. smaritvā MBh
8. -smṛtya, smāram q.v. ib. &c.), to remember, recollect, bear in mind, call to mind, think of, be mindful of (gen. or acc
9. the action remembered is expressed by a p.p. or an impf. with yad, 'that', or by a fut. without yad
10. the fut. may stand with yad, if there are two actions
11. Pāṇ. 2-3, 52 ; iii, 2, 112 &c.) RV. &c. &c
12. to remember or think of with sorrow or regret MBh
13. to hand down memoriter, teach, declare RPrāt. Kāś. Pañcat
14. to recite Hcat.: Pass. smaryáte (aor. asmāri
15. Prec. smṛṣīṣṭa or smariṣīṣṭa), to be remembered or recorded or declared (as a law) or mentioned in the Smṛiti (with na, 'to be passed over in silence') Br. Rājat. Sarvad
16. to be declared or regarded as, pass for (nom. or loc.) Āpast. Kāś.: Caus. smārayati (rarely smarayati
17. m. c. also Ā
18. aor. asasmarat
19. Pass. [sm�Aryate]), to cause to remember or be mindful of or regret MBh. R. &c. (cf. Pāṇ. 1-3, 67 Sch.)
20. to remind any one of (two acc. or acc. and gen. or rarely gen. of person) MBh. Kāv. &c.: Desid. susmūrṣate (Pāṇ. 1-3, 57), to wish to remember Bhaṭṭ.: Intens. sāsmaryate or sāsmarti Gr. [Cf. Gk. ? [Page 1272, Column] ; Lat. memor, [1271,] mora.]

≫smara

1. smara mf(ā) n. remembering, recollecting ( jāti-smara)
2. m. (ifc. f. ā) memory, remembrance, recollection ChUp. Uttarar
3. loving recollection love, (esp.) sexual love AV. &c. &c
4. Kāma-deva (god of love) Kālid. Kathās. &c
5. an interpreter or explainer of the Veda (and 'the god of love') Naish
6. the 7th astrol. mansion VarBṛS

⋙smarakathā

1. ○kathā f. love-talk, lover's prattle VarBṛS

⋙smarakarman

1. ○karman n. any amorous act, wanton behaviour W

⋙smarakāra

1. ○kāra mf(ī)n. exciting love VarBṛS

⋙smarakūpaka

1. ○kūpaka m. or 'well of love', the female organ L

⋙smarakūpikā

1. ○kūpikā f. 'well of love', the female organ L

⋙smaraguru

1. ○guru m. 'love-preceptor', N. of Vishṇu L

⋙smaragṛha

1. ○gṛha n. 'abode of love', the female organ L

⋙smaracakra

1. ○cakra or m. a kind of sexual union L

⋙smaracandra

1. ○candra m. a kind of sexual union L

⋙smaracchattra

1. ○cchattra n. the clitoris L

⋙smarajīvanī

1. ○jīvanī f. N. of a Surâṅganā Siṃhâs

⋙smaraivara

1. ○ivara m. 'love-fever', ardent lṭlove Vet

⋙smaratattvaprakāśikā

1. ○tattva-prakāśikā f. N. of an erotic wk

⋙smaratā

1. ○tā f. state of recollection ( See jāti-sm○)

⋙smaratāpamaya

1. ○tāpa-maya mf(ī)n. consisting of the fire of love (with gada = 'love-fever') Naish

⋙smaratva

1. ○tva n. = -tā ( See jāti-sm○)

⋙smaradaśā

1. ○daśā f. state of the body produced by love (ten states are named: joy of the eyes, pensive reflection, desire, sleeplessness, emaciation, indifference to external objects, abandonment of shame, infatuation, fainting away, death) Megh

⋙smaradahana

1. ○dahana m. 'burner of Kāma', N. of Śiva (cf. under an-aṅga) Inscr

⋙smaradāyin

1. ○dāyin mfn. arousing love Kir

⋙smaradīpana

1. ○dīpana mfn. id. Ragh
2. m. N. of an author Cat

⋙smaradīpikā

1. ○dīpikā f. N. of an erotic wk

⋙smaradurmada

1. ○durmada mfn. intoxicated or infatuated by love BhP

⋙smaradhvaja

1. ○dhvaja m. 'love-sign', a partic. musical instrument L
2. the male organ L
3. a fabulous fish (regarded as Kāma's emblem) W
4. (ā), f. a bright moonlight night L
5. (am), n. the female organ L

⋙smaranipuṇa

1. ○nipuṇa mfn. skilled in (the art of) love VarBṛS

⋙smarapīḍita

1. ○pīḍita mfn. tormented by love Pañcat

⋙smarapriyā

1. ○priyā f. 'dear to Kāma', N. of Rati (q.v.) L

⋙smarabāṇapaṅkti

1. ○bāṇa-paṅkti f. the five arrows of Kāma (collectively) L

⋙smarabhāsita

1. ○bhāsita mfn. inflamed by lṭlove MW

⋙smarabhū

1. ○bhū mfn. arisen from love, Śṛiṅgār

⋙smaramandira

1. ○mandira n. = -gṛha L

⋙smaramaya

1. ○maya mf(ī)n. produced by love Śiś

⋙smaramuṣ

1. ○muṣ m. destroyer of Kāma, N. of Śiva Kāv

⋙smaramoha

1. ○moha m. infatuation of love W

⋙smaramohita

1. ○mohita mfn. infatuated by lṭlove ib

⋙smararuj

1. ○ruj f. love-sickness BhP

⋙smaralekha

1. ○lekha m. a love-letter BhP

⋙smaralekhanī

1. ○lekhanī f. the Śārikā bird L

⋙smaravatī

1. ○vatī f. a woman in love L

⋙smaravadhūya

1. ○vadhūya Nom. P. ○yati, to resemble Kāma's wife Kuval

⋙smaravallabha

1. ○vallabha m. 'love's favourite', N. of A-niruddha L

⋙smaravīthikā

1. ○vīthikā f. 'love-market', a prostitute, harlot L

⋙smaravṛddhi

1. ○vṛddhi f. 'love-increase', N. of a partic. plant (whose seed is an aphrodisiac) L
2. -saṃjña m. id. MW

⋙smaraśatru

1. ○śatru m. 'enemy of Kāma', N. of Śiva (cf. an-aṅga) L

⋙smaraśabara

1. ○śabara m. 'love-barbarian' cruel love MW

⋙smaraśaramaya

1. ○śara-maya mf(ī)n. abounding in Kāma's arrows (i.e. partic. flowers) Śukas

⋙smaraśāsana

1. ○śāsana m. 'chastiser of Kāma', N. of Śiva (cf. -śatru) Kum

⋙smaraśāstra

1. ○śāstra n. a manual of erotics Rājat

⋙smarasakha

1. ○sakha m. 'love's friend', the spring Kum
2. the moon L

⋙smarasaha

1. ○saha mfn. capable of exciting lṭlove Śiś

⋙smarasāyakalakṣya

1. ○sāyaka-lakṣya n. the aim of Kāma's arrows (-tā f.) Kathās

⋙smarastambha

1. ○stambha m. 'love-column', the male organ L

⋙smarasmarya

1. ○smarya m. 'to be remembered by Kāma', a donkey (noted for sexual power) L

⋙smarahara

1. ○hara m. 'love-destroyer', N. of Śiva (cf. -śatru) Kautukas

⋙smarākula

1. smarâkula or mfn. agitated by love, love-sick Hit

⋙smarākulita

1. smarâkuḍlita mfn. agitated by love, love-sick Hit

⋙smarākṛṣṭa

1. smarâkṛṣṭa mfn. attracted or overcome by love Kathās

⋙smarāgāra

1. smarâgāra n. = smara-gṛha L

⋙smarāṅkuśa

1. smarâṅkuśa m. 'love-hook', a finger-nail L
2. a lascivious person L

⋙smarātura

1. smarâtura mfn. love-sick, pining with love VarBṛS

⋙smarādhivāsa

1. smarâdhivāsa m. 'love's abode', the Aśoka tree L

⋙smarāndha

1. smarândha mfn. love-blinded infatuated by love W

⋙smarāmra

1. smarâmra m. a species of Āmra L

⋙smarāri

1. smarâri m. = smara-śatru Kād

⋙smarārta

1. smarârta mfn. love-sick Naish. Sch

⋙smarāsava

1. smarâsava m. 'love-liquid', saliva L

⋙smareṣudhīkṛ

1. smarêṣudhī-√kṛ P. -karoti, to turn into Kāma's quiver Naish

⋙smarotsuka

1. smarôtsuka mfn. pining with love, love-sick W

⋙smarodgītha

1. smarôdgītha m. 'love-song', N. of a son of Devakī BhP

⋙smaroddīpana

1. smarôddīpana m. 'love-kindler', a sort of hair-oil VarBṛS

⋙smaronmāda

1. smarônmāda m. amorous intoxication or folly Daś

⋙smaropakaraṇa

1. smarôpakaraṇa n. implement of love (as perfumes &c.) VarBṛS

≫smaraṇa

1. smaraṇa n. the act of remembering or calling to mind, remembrance, reminiscence, recollection of (gen. or comp.) MBh. R. &c
2. memory BhP
3. a kind of rhet. figure (cf. smṛti) Kpr
4. handing down by memory, tradition, traditional teaching or record or precept (iti smaraṇāt, 'from its being so mentioned in the Smṛiti', q.v.) Kull.: Yājñ. Sch. [Page 1272, Column]
5. mental recitation (of the name of a deity), calling upon the name of a god MW
6. (ī), f. a rosary of beads (held in the hand, not worn as a necklace) ib

⋙smaraṇakramamālā

1. ○krama-mālā f. N. of wk. (treating of meditation on Caitanya, Kṛishṇa, and Vṛindā-vana)

⋙smaraṇapadavī

1. ○padavī f. 'road of (mere) memory', death (○viiṃ gamitaḥ = 'dead, killed') Bhartṛ

⋙smaraṇabhū

1. ○bhū m. 'memory-born', N. of Kāma-deva Hariv

⋙smaraṇamaṅgala

1. ○maṅgala and (prob.) N. of wks

⋙smaraṇamaṅgalaikādaśaka

1. ○maṅgaḍlâikādaśaka (prob.) N. of wks

⋙smaraṇānugraha

1. smaraṇânugraha m. the favour of remembrance, kind remṭremembrance MW

⋙smaraṇāpatyatarpaka

1. smaraṇâpatya-tarpaka m. 'satisfying memory's offspring', a turtle, tortoise L

⋙smaraṇāyaugapadya

1. smaraṇâyaugapadya n. the non-simultaneousness of recollection MW

≫smaraṇīya

1. smaraṇīya mfn. to be remembered, memorable (○yaṃ smaraṃ-√kṛ, 'to remind of Kāma'
2. ○yāṃ gatiṃ-√nī, 'to lead to the path of (mere) memory', i.e. 'put to death') Daś. BhP. Śatr

≫smartavya

1. smartavya mfn. to be remembered, memorable MBh. R. &c
2. living only in the memory (of men) Jātakam

≫smartṛ

1. smartṛ mfn. one who remembers or recollects (gen. or comp.) Hariv. BhP
2. a teacher, preceptor Siṃhâs

⋙smartṛtva

1. ○tva n. remembrance, recollection MW

≫smarya

1. smarya mfn. to be remembered, memorable (cf. smara-smarya). Pañcar

≫smāra

1. smā́ra m. remembrance, recollection of (comp.) TĀr
2. (fr. smara) relating or belonging to the god of love Naish

≫smāraka

1. smāraka mfn. (fr. Caus.) recalling, reminding of (comp
2. -tva n.) KātyŚr. Sch

≫smāraṇa

1. smāraṇa n. the act of causing to remember, reminding, calling to mind Śaṃk. Sāh
2. (also ā f.) counting or numbering again, calculating an account, checking MBh
3. (ī), f. a kind of plant L

≫smāram

1. smāram ind. (with smāram repeated) having remembered or recollected Ghaṭ. Uttamac. (cf. Vop. xxvi, 219)

≫smārita

1. smārita mfn. (fr. Caus.) reminded, called to mind, recalled to recollection W

≫smārin

1. smārin mfn. remembering (comp.) Rājat
2. reminding MW

≫smārta

1. smārta mfn. (fr. smṛti) relating to memory, memorial MBh
2. recorded in or based on the Smṛiti (q.v.), based on tradition, prescribed or sanctioned by traditional law or usage, legal ĀśvGṛ. Yājñ. Sarvad
3. versed in tradition Pañcat
4. m. an orthodox Brāhman versed in or guided by traditional law and usage (esp. a follower of Śaṃkarâcārva and of the Vedânta doctrine) RTL. 55 ; 95
5. = smārta-bhaṭṭâcārya Cat
6. (am), n. any act or rite enjoined by Smṛiti, legal act MW

⋙smārtakarman

1. ○karman n. = smārtam above ib

⋙smārtakāla

1. ○kāla m. the period to which memory may extend (i.e. a century, accord. to some lawyers) W

⋙smārtakutūhala

1. ○kutūhala n

⋙smārtadīpikā

1. ○dīpikā f. N. of wks

⋙smārtapaṇḍita

1. ○paṇḍita m. a Smārta scholar or Brāhman (cf. above) Hāsy

⋙smārtapadārthasaṃgraha

1. ○padârtha-saṃgraha m

⋙smārtapradīpikā

1. ○pradīpikā f

⋙smārtaprayoga

1. ○prayoga m

⋙smārtaprayogakārikā

1. ○prayoga-kārikā f

⋙smārtaprāyaścitta

1. ○prâyaścitta n

⋙smārtaprāyaścittapaddhati

1. ○prâyaścitta-paddhati f

⋙smārtaprāyaścittavinirṇaya

1. ○prâyaścitta-vinirṇaya m

⋙smārtaprāyaścittoddhāra

1. ○prâyaścittôddhāra m. N. of wks

⋙smārtabhaṭṭācārya

1. ○bhaṭṭâcārya m. N. of Raghu-nandana (a celebrated Brāhman who lived at the beginning of the 16th century and wrote 28 Tattvas. the general name of which is Smṛiti-tattva) IW. 304, n. 2

⋙smārtarāma

1. ○rāma m. N. of the author of the Tripurā-paddhati

⋙smārtavyavasthārṇava

1. ○vyavasthârṇava m

⋙smārtasamuccaya

1. ○samuccaya m. N. of wks

⋙smārtasūtra

1. ○sūtra n. any Sūtra wk. based on Smṛiti (opp. to śrauta-sūtra, q.v.) IW. 145

⋙smārtahomapariśiṣṭa

1. ○homa-pariśiṣṭa n. N. of a Pariśishṭa of the Sāma-veda

⋙smārtāṇḍabilā

1. smārtāṇḍa-bilā f. (or ○ḍa-pille Cat.), N. of wk

⋙smārtādhāna

1. smārtâdhāna n

⋙smārtādhānavidhi

1. smārḍtâdhānavidhi m

⋙smārtānuṣṭhānapaddhati

1. smārḍtânuṣṭhāna-paddhati f

⋙smārtopāsanapaddhati

1. smārḍtôpâsana-paddhati f. N. of wks

≫smārtika

1. smārtika mf(ī)n. based on tradition, traditional Kull

≫smārya

1. smārya mfn. to be remembered, memorable Vop

≫smṛta

1. smṛta mfn. remembered, recollected, called to mind, thought of NṛisUp. R. Kathās
2. mentioned KātyŚr. Sch
3. handed down, taught, prescribed, (esp.) enjoined by Smṛiti or traditional law, declared or propounded in the law-books (na smṛtam = 'not allowed', 'forbidden') ĀśvŚr. Mn. Yājñ. &c
4. declared as, passing for (nom., loc., or dat.) ChUp. Mn. MBh. &c
5. termed, styled, named (nom. with or without iti) MaitrUp. Mn. &c
6. m. N. of a Prajā-pati VP
7. (am), n. remembrance, recollection ĀśvGṛ

⋙smṛtamātra

1. ○mātra mfn. only remembered or thought of Pañcat
2. ○trâgata mfn. come as soon as thought of or on merely being thought about Kathās

≫smṛti

1. smṛ́ti f. remembrance, reminiscence, thinking of or upon (loc. or comp.), calling to mind (smṛtim api te na yānti, 'they are not even thought of'), memory TĀr. ChUp. MBh. &c. [Page 1272, Column]
2. memory as one of the Vyabhicāri-bhāvas (q.v.) Daśar
3. Memory (personified either as the daughter of Dsksha and wife of Aṅgiras or as the daughter of Dharma and Medhā) Hariv. Pur
4. the whole body of sacred tradition or what is remembered by human teachers (in contradistinction to śruti or what is directly heard or revealed to the Ṛishis
5. in its widest acceptation this use of the term Smṛiti includes the 6 Vedâṅgas, the Sūtras both śrauta and gṛhya, the law-books of Manu &c. see next
6. the Itihāsas e.g. the ṃahābhārata and ṛāmâyaṇa, the Purāṇas and the Nītiśāstras
7. iti smṛteḥ, 'accord. to such and such a traditional precept or legal text') IW. 144, 145
8. the whole body of codes of law as handed down memoriter or by tradition (esp. the codes of Manu Yājñavalkya and the 16 succeeding inspired lawgivers, viz. Atri, Vishṇu, Hārīta, Uśanas or Śukra, Aṅgiras, Yama, Āpastamba, Saṃvarta, Kātyāyana, Bṛihas-pati, Parāśara, Vyāsa, Śaṅkha, Likhîta, Daksha and Gautama
9. all these lawgivers being held to be inspired and to have based their precepts on the Veda
10. IW. 203) GṛŚrS. Mn. Yājñ. &c
11. symbolical N. for the number 18 (fr. the 18 lawgivers above)
12. a kind of metre L
13. N. of the letter g Up
14. desire, wish Pañcat. iii, 258 (vḷ. for spṛhā)

⋙smṛtikaraṇḍikā

1. ○karaṇḍikā f

⋙smṛtikalpadruma

1. ○kalpadruma m. N. of wks

⋙smṛtikārin

1. ○kārin mfn. arousing recollection Śak

⋙smṛtikālataraṃga

1. ○kāla-taraṃga m

⋙smṛtikaumudī

1. ○kaumudī f

⋙smṛtikaumudīṭīkā

1. ○kaumuḍdī-ṭīkā f

⋙smṛtigītā

1. ○gītā f

⋙smṛtigrantharāja

1. ○grantha-rāja m

⋙smṛticandra

1. ○candra m

⋙smṛticandrikā

1. ○candrikā f

⋙smṛticandrodaya

1. ○candrôdaya m

⋙smṛticaraṇa

1. ○caraṇa m. n

⋙smṛticintāmaṇi

1. ○cintāmaṇi m. N. of wks

⋙smṛtijāta

1. ○jāta m. 'memory-born', the god of love Dharmaś

⋙smṛtitattva

1. ○tattva n. N. of a legal wk. by Raghunandana (cf. smārta-bhaṭṭâcārya)
2. -prakāśa m. -viveka m. (also called ○ttvâmṛta n.), N. of wks

⋙smṛtitantra

1. ○tantra n. a law-book Kāv

⋙smṛtida

1. ○da mfn. strengthening recollection Bhpr

⋙smṛtidarpaṇa

1. ○darpaṇa m

⋙smṛtidīpa

1. ○dīpa m

⋙smṛtidīpikā

1. ○dīpikā f

⋙smṛtinibandha

1. ○nibandha m. N. of wks

⋙smṛtipatha

1. ○patha m. the road to (mere) memory (thaṃ-√gā, 'to go to the road of memory', 'live only in the memory of men') Bhartṛ

⋙smṛtipariccheda

1. ○pariccheda m

⋙smṛtiparibhāṣī

1. ○paribhāṣī f. N. of wks

⋙smṛtipāṭhaka

1. ○pāṭhaka m. a lawyer Pañcat

⋙smṛtipāda

1. ○pāda m

⋙smṛtiprakāsa

1. ○prakāsa m. N. of wks

⋙smṛtipratyavamarśa

1. ○pratyavamarśa m. retentiveness of memory, accuracy of recollection Hariv

⋙smṛtipradīpa

1. ○pradīpa m. N. of wk

⋙smṛtiprabandha

1. ○prabandha m. a Smṛiti composition, legal work MW

⋙smṛtiprayojana

1. ○prayojana mfn. having memory for object, helping or assisting memory VPrāt

⋙smṛtiprāmāṇyārthavāda

1. ○prāmāṇyârtha-vāda m

⋙smṛtibhāskara

1. ○bhāskara m. N. of wks

⋙smṛtibhū

1. ○bhū m. 'memory-born', N. of Kāma-deva Śiś

⋙smṛtibhraṃśa

1. ○bhraṃśa m. loss of memory Bhag
2. loss of consciousness or discretion Car

⋙smṛtimañjarī

1. ○mañjarī f

⋙smṛtimañjūṣā

1. ○mañjūṣā f. N. of wks

⋙smṛtimat

1. ○mat mfn. having recollection or full consciousness MBh. Śak. &c
2. having a good memory Mn. MBh. &c
3. remembering a former life Hariv
4. prudent, discreet Car. Jātakam
5. versed in tradition or law Yājñ
6. anything which causes recollection BhāgP

⋙smṛtimaya

1. ○maya mf(ī)n. based upon Smṛiti or tradition, Pracaṇḍ

⋙smṛtimahārṇava

1. ○mahârṇava m

⋙smṛtimīmāṃsā

1. ○mīmāṃsā f

⋙smṛtimuktāphala

1. ○muktāphala n

⋙smṛtimuktāvalī

1. ○muktâvalī f

⋙smṛtirañjanī

1. ○rañjanī f

⋙smṛtiratna

1. ○ratna n

⋙smṛtiratnakośa

1. ○ratnakośa m

⋙smṛtiratnamahodadhi

1. ○ratna-mahôdadhi m

⋙smṛtiratnaviveka

1. ○ratna-viveka m

⋙smṛtiratnākara

1. ○ratnâkara m

⋙smṛtiratnāvalī

1. ○ratnâvalī f

⋙smṛtirahasya

1. ○rahasya n. N. of wks

⋙smṛtirodha

1. ○rodha m. temporary obstruction or failure of memory, forgetfulness Śak

⋙smṛtilopa

1. ○lopa m. id. VarBṛS

⋙smṛtivartman

1. ○vartman n. = -patha Śiś

⋙smṛtivardhanī

1. ○vardhanī f. 'strengthening mṭmemory', a kind of plant (= brāhmī) L

⋙smṛtivākyāpeta

1. ○vākyâpêta (?),

⋙smṛtivāda

1. ○vāda m. N. of wks

⋙smṛtivid

1. ○vid mfn. versed in law or tradition Kautukas

⋙smṛtivinaya

1. ○vinaya m. a reprimand given to a person by reminding him of his duty, Mahāvy

⋙smṛtivibhrama

1. ○vibhrama m. confusion of mṭmemory Bhag

⋙smṛtiviruddha

1. ○viruddha mfn. contrary to law, illegal, unjust W

⋙smṛtivirodha

1. ○virodha m. opposition to law, illegality, impropriety W
2. disagreement between two or more codes of law or legal texts (= smṛty or vir○ Yājñ. ii, 21). ib

⋙smṛtivivaraṇa

1. ○vivaraṇa n

⋙smṛtiviveka

1. ○viveka m. N. of wks

⋙smṛtiviṣaya

1. ○viṣaya m. the reach or range of mṭmemory (-tāṃ gamitaḥ = 'died', vḷ. for smaraṇa-padaviiṃ g○) Bhartṛ

⋙smṛtivyavasthā

1. ○vyavasthā f

⋙smṛtiśataka

1. ○śataka n. N. of wks

⋙smṛtiśāstra

1. ○śāstra n. a law-book, code, digest (= dharma-ś○
2. above. under smṛti) Hariv

⋙smṛtiśīla

1. ○śīla n. du. traditions and moral practices MW

⋙smṛtiśekhara

1. ○śekhara m. (or kastūri-smṛti f.) N. of a wk. on Ācāra (by Kastūri)

⋙smṛtiśeṣa

1. ○śeṣa mf(ā)n. remaining only in memory, dead, gone (acc. with √kṛ, 'to destroy') Rājat

⋙smṛtiśaithilya

1. ○śaithilya n. weakness or loss of memory Śak

⋙smṛtisaṃskāra

1. ○saṃskāra m. impression (caused) by memory (?)
2. -kaustubha m. -rahasya n. -vāda m. -vicāra m. N. of wks. [Page 1273, Column]

⋙smṛtisaṃhitā

1. ○saṃhitā f. N. of wk

⋙smṛtisaṃgraha

1. ○saṃgraha m. N. of an ancient law-book (often quoted) and of other compilations
2. -ratna-vyākhyāna n. -sārc m. N. of wks

⋙smṛtisamuccaya

1. ○samuccaya m. 'law-collection', N. of wk

⋙smṛtisammata

1. ○sammata mfn. approved by law MW

⋙smṛtisarojasundara

1. ○saroja-sundara m. or n. (?),

⋙smṛtisarvasva

1. ○sarvasva n

⋙smṛtisāgara

1. ○sāgara m

⋙smṛtisāgarasaṃgraha

1. ○sāgaḍra-saṃgraha and m. N. of wks

⋙smṛtisāgarasāra

1. ○sāgaḍra-sāra m. N. of wks

⋙smṛtisādhya

1. ○sādhya mfn. capable of being proved by law MW

⋙smṛtisāra

1. ○sāra m

⋙smṛtisāravyavasthā

1. ○sāḍra-vyavasthā f

⋙smṛtisārasaṃgraha

1. ○sāḍra-saṃgraha m

⋙smṛtisārasamuccaya

1. ○sāḍra-samuccaya m

⋙smṛtisārasarvasva

1. ○sāḍra-sarvasva n

⋙smṛtisārāvalī

1. ○sāḍrâvalī f. N. of wks

⋙smṛtisiddha

1. ○siddha mfn. established by law MW

⋙smṛtisiddhāntasaṃgraha

1. ○siddhânta-saṃgraha m

⋙smṛtisindhu

1. ○sindhu m

⋙smṛtisudhākara

1. ○sudhâkara m. N. of wks

⋙smṛtiharā

1. ○harā or f. 'memory-seizer', N. of a daughter of Du?-saha (described as exercising an evil influence on the memory) MārkP

⋙smṛtiharikā

1. ○harikā f. 'memory-seizer', N. of a daughter of Du?-saha (described as exercising an evil influence on the memory) MārkP

⋙smṛtihīna

1. ○hīna mfn. 'destitute of mṭmemory', oblivious, forgetful R

⋙smṛtihetu

1. ○hetu m. a cause of recollection, impression on the mind, association of ideas, recollection W

⋙smṛto

1. smṛtô mfn. one who thinks on U (i.e. on Śambhu
2. = uḥ śambhuḥ smṛto yena saḥ) Siddh. on Pāṇ. vii, 1, 90

≫smṛtika

1. smṛtika n. water (= udaka) Naigh.i, 12 (vḷ.)

≫smṛty

1. smṛty in comp. for smṛti

⋙smṛtyadhikaraṇa

1. ○adhikaraṇa n. N. of wk

⋙smṛtyantara

1. ○antara n. another law-book MW

⋙smṛtyapeta

1. ○apêta mfn. departed from memory, forgotten W
2. illegal, unjust ib

⋙smṛtyapramoṣa

1. ○apramoṣa m. non-deprivation of recollection or of presence of mind, non-failure of discretion Jātakam

⋙smṛtyartharatnākara

1. ○artha-ratnâkara m. N. of a legal wk. (= smṛti-sāra)

⋙smṛtyarthasāgara

1. ○artha-sāgara m. N. of wk. by Nṛi-siṃha (composed in 1682 AḌ.)

⋙smṛtyarthasāra

1. ○artha-sāra m. 'essence of the meaning of Smṛiti', N. of wk. on Hindū ceremonies by Śrīdhara-svāmin (divided into Ācāra, Āśauca, and Prâyaścitta)

⋙smṛtyukta

1. ○ukta mfn. prescribed in codes of law, enjoined by the Smṛitis, canonical W

⋙smṛtyupasthāna

1. ○upasthāna n. earnest thought Divyâv

smera

1. smera &c. See p. 1271, col. 3

sya

1. syá pron. base of 3rd person (= sá
2. only in nom. m. syás, syá f. syá
3. cf. tyá, tyád) RV

sya

1. sya n. a winnowing basket (= śūrpa) ŚāṅkhGṛ

syagavi

1. syagavi (?), m. a young crab (cf. segava) L

syand

1. syand (or syad
2. often confounded with spand), cl. 1. Ā. (Dhātup. xviii, 22) syándate (ep. and m. c. also ○ti
3. pf. siṣyánda, siṣyadúḥ AV. Br
4. sasyande, ○dire Gr
5. aor. 2. 3. sg. -asyān RV
6. asyandiṣṭa, asyantta, asyadat Gr
7. fut. syanttā, syanditā ib
8. syantsyáti Br
9. syandiṣyate, syantsyate Gr
10. inf. syáde RV
11. syánttum Br
12. ind. p. syanttvā́, syattvā́, -syadya ib
13. syanditvā Gr.), to move or flow on rapidly, flow, stream, run, drive (in a carriage), rush, hasten, speed RV. &c. &c
14. to discharge liquid, trickle, ooze, drip, sprinkle, pour forth (acc.) MBh. Hariv. &c
15. to issue from (abl.) Bhaṭṭ.: Caus. syandayati (aor. ásiṣyadat
16. Ved. inf. syandayādhyai), to stream, flow, run RV. Br. &c
17. to cause to flow or run Pāṇ. 1-3, 86 Sch.: Desid. sisyandiṣate, sisyantsate, sisyantsati Gr.: Intens., acchā-√syand, under 3. accha, and next

≫saniṣyada

1. saniṣyadá mf(ā)n. (fr. Intens.) running, flowing MS. AV

≫syad

1. syad See raghu-ṣyád and havana-syád

≫syada

1. syáda m. driving ŚBr
2. rapid monon, speed L ....

≫syanttavya

1. syanttavya mfn. to be flowed &c. MW

≫syanttṛ

1. syánttṛ mfn. moving, driving RV

≫syanda

1. syanda m. flowing, running, streaming, trickling, oozing Kāv. Rājat
2. fluxion Suśr
3. a partic. disease of the eyes ib
4. trickling perspiration BhP
5. the moon L

≫syandaka

1. syandaka m. Diospyros Embryopteris (perhaps for spana○) L
2. (ikā), f. N. of a river R

≫syandana

1. syandaná mf(ā)n. moving on swiftly, running (as a chariot) Kir
2. dripping, sprinkling (ifc.) Kathās
3. liquefying, dissolving Suśr
4. a war-chariot, chariot, car (said also to be n.) RV. &c. &c
5. Dalbergia Ougeinensis Kauś. MBh. &c
6. a partic. spell recited over weapons R
7. air, wind L
8. N. of the 23rd Arhat of the past Utsarpiṇī L
9. (ī), f. saliva L
10. the urinary passage L
11. (am), n. flowing, rushing, going or moving swiftly Nir. Śaṃk. Bhāshāp
12. circulation, Śāmkhyak. Sch
13. dropping, oozing, trickling W
14. water L

⋙syandanadruma

1. ○druma m. Dalbergia Ougeinensis (so called from its wood being used to make wheels &c.) L

⋙syandanadhvani

1. ○dhvani m. the rattling of carriage wheels L

⋙syandanārūḍha

1. syandanârūḍha mfn. mounted on a chariot W. [Page 1273, Column]

⋙syandanāroha

1. syandanâroha m. a warrior who fights mounted on a chariot L

⋙syandanālokabhīta

1. syandanâloka-bhīta mfn. terrified at the sight of a chariot Śak

≫syandani

1. syandani m. Dalbergia Ougeinensis L
2. N. of a man (pl.) Saṃskārak

≫syandanikā

1. syandanikā f. a brook, rivulet R
2. a drop of saliva MW

≫syandanīya

1. syandanīya mfn. to be flowed or run or gone MW

≫syandayadhyai

1. syandayádhyai See √, col. 1

≫syanditāśva

1. syanditâśva Kāś. on Pāṇ. 6-2, 108

≫syanditṛ

1. syanditṛ mfn. one who runs or rushes quickly MW

≫syandin

1. syandin mfn. flowing, running VarBṛS. Kuval
2. emitting liquid, oozing, trickling, dropping (comp.) MBh. Kāv. &c
3. going, moving W
4. (inī), f. saliva L
5. a cow bearing two calves at once W

≫syandolikā

1. syandolikā f. swinging or a swing (prob. wṛ. for spand○) L

≫syandyā

1. syandyā f. (prob. wṛ. for spandyā) ĀpŚr

≫syandra

1. syandrá mfn. running, rushing, swift, fleet RV
2. transient, transitory ib

≫syanna

1. syanná mfn. flowing, running RV
2. dropping, trickling L

≫syedu

1. syédu m. (prob.) phlegm AV

syapeṭārikā

1. syapeṭārikā (?), f. a kind of game Divyâv

syam

1. syam cl. 1. P. (Dhātup. xix, 78) syamati (only in 3. pl. pf. sasyamuḥ and syemuḥ
2. Gr. also aor. asyamīt
3. fut. syamitā, syamiṣyati
4. ind. p. syamitvā, or syāntvā
5. accord. to Vop. also cl. 10. P. syamayati), to sound, cry aloud, shout, cry, shriek Bhaṭṭ
6. (syamati), to go Naigh. ii, 14
7. 10. Ā. syāmayate (○ti), to consider, reflect Dhātup. xxxiii, 20: Caus. syamayati (aor. asisyamat), Gr. (cf. above): Desid. sisyamiṣati ib.: Intens. sesimyate, saṃsyanti ib

≫syamana

1. syamana n. (used in explaining sīmikā) Nir. iii, 20

≫syamika

1. syamika m. an ant-hill Uṇ. iii, 46 Sch
2. a kind of tree ib

≫syamīka

1. syamīka m. id. ib
2. a cloud L
3. time L
4. N. of a race of kings L
5. (ā), f. the indigo plant L
6. a kind of worm L
7. (am), n. water L

syamantaka

1. syamantaka m. N. of a celebrated jewel (worn by Kṛishṇa on his wrist [cf. kaustubha], described as yielding daily eight loads of gold and preserving from all dangers
2. it is said to have been given to Satrā-jit q.v. by the Sun and transferred by him to his brother Prasena, from whom it was taken by Jāmbavat, and after much contention appropriated by Kṛishṇa, VishṇuP. iv, 13) Hariv. Pur. Pañcar

⋙syamantakaprabandha

1. ○prabandha m

⋙syamantakamaṇiharaṇa

1. ○maṇi-haraṇa n

⋙syamantakopākhyāna

1. syamantaḍkôpâkhyāna n. N. of wks

syāt

1. syāt ind. (3. sg. Pot. of √1. as) it may be, perhaps, perchance (esp. used in Jaina wks. and occurring in 7 formulas, viz. 1. syād asti, 'perhaps it is under certain circumstances'
2. 2. syān nâsti, 'perhṭperhaps it is not, &c.'
3. 3. syād asti ca nâsti ca, 'perhṭperhaps it is and is not under certain circumstances'
4. 4. syād avaktavyaḥ, 'perhṭperhaps it is not expressible in words'
5. 5. syād asti câvaktavyaḥ, 'perhaps it is and is not expressible in words'
6. 6. syān nâsti câvaktavyaḥ, 'perhaps it is not and is and is not expressible in words'
7. 7. syād asti ca nâsti câvaktavyaḥ) Sarvad

≫syād

1. syād in comp. for syāt

⋙syādvāda

1. ○vāda m. 'assertion of possibility or non-possibility', the sceptical or agnostic doctrine of the Jainas Śatr
2. -mañjarī f. -ratnâkara m. N. of wks
3. -vādin m. = next L

⋙syādvādika

1. ○vādika m. an adherent of the Jaina doctrine L

⋙syādvādin

1. ○vādin m. id. Sarvad
2. N. of a Jaina L

syāmantopākhyāna

1. syāmantôpâkhyāna n. N. of wk. (prob. wṛ. for syamantakôp○)

syāmūla

1. syāmūla n. a sort of garment (prob. wṛ. for śāmūla) ĀpŚr

syāla

1. syālá m. (also written śyāla, of doubtful derivation) the brother of a bride, a wife's brother (in later literature esp. the brother-in-law or favourite of a king, 2. śakāra) RV. &c. &c
2. (ī), f. a wife's sister MW

≫syālaka

1. syālaka m. a wife's brother (= svāla) Cāṇ. Prab
2. (ikā), f. the younger sister of a wife L

syuvaka

1. syuvaka m. pl. N. of a people VP. [Page 1273, Column]

syū

1. syū́ f. (fr. √siv) a string, thread VS. (a 'needle' Mahīdh.)

≫syutna

1. syutna n. happiness, delight (cf. below) L

≫syumna

1. syumna n. id. (cf. syūmaká, syoná below) L

≫syūta

1. syūtá mfn. sewn, stitched, woven RV. &c. &c
2. sewn on HPariś
3. sewn or woven together, joined, fabricated MW
4. pierced, penetrated ib
5. m. a sack, coarse canvas bag L

≫syūti

1. syūti f. (only L.), sewing, stitching, weaving
2. a bag, sack
3. lineage, offspring

≫syūna

1. syūna m. (only L.) a sack
2. a ray of light
3. the sun
4. (ā), f. a ray of light L
5. a girdle L

≫syūma

1. syūma m. n. (only L.) a, ray of light
2. water

≫syūma

1. syūma in comp. for syū́man

⋙syūmagabhasti

1. ○gabhasti (syū́ma-), mfn. (prob.) having thongs for a pole, drawn by thongs (as a chariot) RV

⋙syūmagṛbh

1. ○gṛ́bh mfn. (prob.) seizing the reins (with the teeth
2. said of a restive or runaway horse) ib

⋙syūmaraśmi

1. ○raśmi (syū́ma-), m. 'having thongs for a bridle', N. of a man ib

≫syūmaka

1. syūmaká n. delight, happiness Naigh. iii, 6

≫syūman

1. syū́man n. a band, thong, bridle RV
2. a suture (of the skull) AitBr

≫syūmanyu

1. syūmanyú mfn. (prob.) eager for the bridle, i.e. dragging at it, impatient RV. i, 174, 5
2. desiring happiness Sāy

≫syota

1. syota m. = syūta, a sack L

≫syona

1. syoná mf(ā́)n. soft, gentle, pleasant, agreeable (esp. to walk upon or sit upon), mild, tender RV. TS. Br. GṛŚrS
2. m. a sack L
3. a ray of light L
4. the sun L
5. (am), n. a soft couch, comfortable seat, pleasant site or situation RV. AV. Lāṭy
6. delight, happiness (= sukha) Naigh. iii, 6

⋙syonakṛt

1. ○kṛ́t mfn. one who causes comfort or happiness RV

⋙syonaśī

1. ○śī mfn. resting on a soft couch or comfortably ib

≫syonāka

1. syonāka m. Bignonia Indica L

≫syaukāmi

1. syaukāmi m. (an artificial patr.) Pat

≫syaumaraśma

1. syaumaraśma n. du. (fr. syūma-raśmi
2. with indrasya) N. of two Sāmans ĀrshBr

syedu

1. syedu See col. 2

sraṃs

1. sraṃs (or sras
2. sometimes written śraṃś or śraṃs), cl. 1. Ā. (Dhātup. xviii, 15) sraṃsate (ep. and m. c. also ○ti
3. pf. sesraṃsa, ○ṃsuḥ Br
4. 3. pl. -sraṃsire Hariv
5. aor. asrat Br
6. asrasat, srasema RV
7. asraṃsiṣṭa Br
8. fut. sraṃsitā, sraṃsiṣyate Gr
9. Ved. inf. -srásas
10. sraṃsitum Gr
11. ind. p. sraṃsitvā, srastvā ib
12. -sraṃsya, -srasya Br. &c.), to fall, drop, fall down, slip off, get loose from (abl.) VS. &c. &c
13. to fall asunder or to pieces TBr
14. to hang down, dangle, droop Ragh
15. to be broken, perish, cease Sāh
16. to go Naigh. ii, 14: Pass. srasyate (aor. asraṃsi), Gr.: Caus. sraṃsayati (aor. asisrasat
17. Pass. sraṃsyate), to cause to fall down, loosen AV. R. &c
18. to let hang (the belly) AV
19. to disturb, remove, destroy Suśr.: Desid. sisraṃsiṣate Gr.: Intens. sanīsrasyate, sanīsraṃsti ib. (cf. next)

≫sanisrasa

1. sanisrasá mfn. (fr. Intens.) falling down or asunder or to pieces, fragile, frail AV

⋙sanisrasākṣa

1. sanisrasâkṣá mfn. one whose eyes fall out ib

≫sanīsrasa

1. sanīsrasa mfn. = sanisrasa Pāṇ. 4-2, 74 Vārtt. 1 Pat

≫sraṃsa

1. sraṃsa See asthi- and paruḥ-sr○

≫sraṃsana

1. sraṃsana mfn. laxative, purging, cathartic Bhpr
2. n. the act of falling or causing to fall, loosening Naish. Sch
3. premature abortion Gaut
4. a laxative, cathartic Suśr

≫sraṃsita

1. sraṃsita mfn. (fr. Caus.) caused to fall or slip down, loosened Uttarar

≫sraṃsin

1. sraṃsin mfn. becoming loose, falling down, slipping off Kāv
2. depending, pendulous Suśr
3. letting fall, miscarrying Suśr
4. m. Careya Arborea or Salvadora Persica L

≫sraṃsinīphala

1. sraṃsinī-phala m. the Sirīsha tree L

≫sras

1. sras mfn. falling, dropping (ifc
2. See vi-sras, su-sras)

≫srasta

1. srasta mfn. fallen, dropped, slipped off, fallen from (abl. or comp.) R. Kālid. &c
2. loosened, relaxed, hanging down, pendent, pendulous ib. &c
3. sunk in (as eyes) Suśr
4. separated, disjoined W

⋙srastakara

1. ○kara mfn. having trunks hanging or dangling down MW

⋙srastagātra

1. ○gātra mfn. having relaxed or languid limbs R

⋙srastatā

1. ○tā f. laxity, flaccidity, pendulousness Kir. Sch

⋙srastamuṣka

1. ○muṣka mfn. having relaxed or pendulous testicles Suśr

⋙srastaśarīrasaṃdhi

1. ○śarīra-saṃdhi mfn. having the joints of the body relaxed Mṛicch

⋙srastaskandha

1. ○skandha mfn. having drooping shoulders (also = 'ashamed', 'embarrassed') Divyâv

⋙srastahasta

1. ○hasta mfn. relaxing the grasp, letting go the hold W

⋙srastāṃsa

1. srastâṃsa mfn. = skandha Śak., -bāhu mfn. one who has drooping shoulders and arms Bcar. [Page 1274, Column]

⋙srastāṅga

1. srastâṅga mfn. = srasta-gātra (-tā f.) Suśr

⋙srastāpāna

1. srastâpâna mfn. having prolapsus ani Suśr

⋙srutottarapaṭa

1. srutôttara-paṭa mfn. having the upper garment slipped down MW

≫srastara

1. srastara m. n. (ifc. f. ā) a couch or sofa for reclining (often vḷ. prastara) PārGṛ. Mn. Kād

≫srasti

1. srasti f. falling or hanging down, laxity, flaccidity &c. Pāṇ. 3-3, 94 Vārtt. 2 Pat

sraṃs

1. sraṃs vḷ. for √śrambh (q.v.)

sraṃh

1. sraṃh cl. 1. Ā. sraṃhate, to confide, trust Dhātup. xviii, 8 (Vop.)

srakti

1. sraktí f. (accord. to some fr. √1. sṛj) a corner, edge (esp. of the Vedi) RV. ŚBr. ŚrS

sraktya

1. sraktyá m. a partic. plant (= tilaka) AV. Kauś

srakva

1. srákva m. or n. (cf. sṛkva) the corner of the mouth (also = 'mouth', 'jaws') RV

sraṅk

1. sraṅk See √śraṅk

sraj

1. sráj mfn. (fr. √1. sṛj) turning, twisting, winding (ifc. nom. -sraṭ
2. cf. rajju-sarja) Pāṇ. 8-2, 36 Sch
3. f. (nom. srak) a wreath of flowers, garland, chaplet worn on the head, any wreath or garland, circle, series, chain (audakī srak, 'a watery garland', i.e. 'one woven with water-flowers'
4. loka-sraji, 'in the circle of the worlds') RV. &c. &c
5. a kind of tree Kauś
6. a kind of metre Piṅg
7. N. of a partic. constellation (when the Kendras are occupied by three auspicious planets except the moon) VarBṛS

≫srag

1. srag in comp. for sraj

⋙sragaṇu

1. ○aṇu m. a Mantra or sacred text written in the form of a garland RāmatUp. (Sch.)

⋙sragdāman

1. ○dāman n. the fillet or tie of a garland MBh
2. a garland, wreath Ratnâv

⋙sragdhara

1. ○dhara mf(ā)n. wearing a gṭgarland, crowned with (comp
2. surabhi-dh○, 'wearing a fragrant garland') MBh. VarBṛS. &c
3. (ā), f. a kind of metre (consisting of four times, ?) Piṅg
4. N. of a goddess Buddh

⋙sragvat

1. ○vat mfn. possessed of garlands, wearing a wreath L

⋙sragvin

1. ○vin mfn. id. Mn. MBh. &c
2. (iṇī), f. N. of two metres Piṅg
3. of a goddess Cat

≫sraja

1. sraja (ifc.) a garland MBh. Hariv
2. m. N. of one of the Viśve Devā? MBh

≫srajaya

1. srajaya Nom. P. ○yati, to garland, i.e. furnish with a garland Bhaṭṭ

≫srajas

1. srajas (ifc.) a garland Hariv

≫srajin

1. srajin See pari-srajin

≫srajivat

1. sraji-vat ind. as in (or with) a garland BhP

≫srajiṣṭha

1. srajiṣṭha mfn. (superl. of sragvin) completely covered or profusely decorated with garlands Pāṇ. Sch

≫srajīyas

1. srajīyas mfn. (compar. of id.) well covered with garlands ib

≫srajvan

1. srajvan m. a garland-maker L
2. a rope L

≫sraṣṭavya

1. sraṣṭavya mfn. to be created MārkP

≫sraṣṭāra

1. sraṣṭāra m. a creator (in ○rāya namaḥ) MBh

≫sraṣṭṛ

1. sraṣṭṛ m. one who emits or discharges (water &c.) MBh
2. a maker, author Nir. Rājat
3. a creator, the creator of the universe (applied to Brahmā, Śiva &c.) ŚvetUp. R. &c

⋙sraṣṭṛtā

1. ○tā f

⋙sraṣṭṛtva

1. ○tva n. creatorship MārkP. Śaṃk

sraddhū

1. sraddhū f. (prob. for śraddhū, cf. śardha) breaking wind downwards L

srabhiṣṭha

1. srábhiṣṭha mfn. = surabhiṣṭha (q.v.) ŚBr

srambh

1. srambh See √śrambh

srava

1. srava &c. See col. 2

sras

1. sras srasta &c. See p. 1273, col. 3

srāk

1. srāk ind. = drāk, quickly, speedily, instantly L

srāktya

1. srāktya mfn. made from the plant Sraktya AV. Kauś

srāgviṇa

1. srāgviṇa m. patr. fr. sragvin Pāṇ. 6-4, 166 Sch
2. n. ib. 164 Sch

srāṇa

1. srāṇa See aruḥ-srā́ṇa

srāma

1. srāmá mfn. (of unknown derivation), lame, sick RV. AV. ŚBr. ChUp
2. (srā́ma), m. lameness, sickness, disease (esp. of animals) RV. TS. Kāṭh. ŚBr

≫srāmya

1. srāmya n. lameness ChUp

srāva

1. srāva srāvaka &c. See col. 2. [Page 1274, Column]

sridh

1. sridh cl. 1. P. srédhati (aor sridhat, p. -sridhāna
2. cf. á-sredhat, á-sridhāna), to fail, err, blunder RV

≫sridh

1. srídh f. erring, failing, a misbeliever, foe, enemy RV. AV. VS

sribh

1. sribh or srimbh, cl. 1. P. srebhati or srimbhati, to hurt, injure, kill Dhātup. xi, 40 ; 41

srima

1. sríma m. a kind of nocturnal spirit of evil AV

sriv

1. sriv or srīv, cl. 4. P. (Dhātup. xxvi, 3) srīvyati (Gr. also pf. siśreva
2. aor. asreviit
3. fut. srevitā
4. ind. p. srevitvā or srūtvā), to fail, turn out badly MaitrS. AitBr
5. (with garbham) to miscarry ĀpŚr
6. 'to go' or 'to become dry' Dhātup.: Caus. sreváyati, to cause to fail, lead astray RV
7. srīvayati, to frustrate, thwart AV.: Desid. sisreviṣati, susrūṣati Gr.: Intens. sesrīvyate ib

≫srūta

1. srūta mfn. gone
2. dried, withered Pāṇ. 6-4, 20

sru

1. sru (incorrectly written śru
2. √2. śru), cl. 1. P. (Dhātup. xxii, 42) srávati (ep. and m. c. also ○te
3. pf. susrāva, susruvuḥ AV. &c
4. susruve MBh. &c
5. aor. ásusrot AV. Br
6. asrāviit JaimBr
7. asrauṣīt [?] ŚBr
8. fut. srotā Gr
9. sroṣyati ib
10. sraviṣyati MBh
11. inf. srotum Gr
12. srávitave, srávitavaí RV.), to flow, stream, gush forth, issue from (abl., rarely instr.) RV. &c. &c
13. to flow with, shed, emit, drop, distil (acc.) ChUp. MBh. &c
14. to leak, trickle RV. Br. GṛŚrS. Kathās
15. to fail, not turn out well TS. Br
16. to waste away, perish, disappear MBh. Kāv. &c
17. to slip or issue out before the right time (said of a fetus) TBr. MBh. BhP
18. (with garbham) to bring forth prematurely, miscarry ĀpŚr
19. to issue, arise or come from (abl.)
20. to come in, accrue (as interest) Nār.: Caus. srāvayati (in later language also sravayati
21. aor. asusravat, or asisravat), to cause to flow, shed, spill AV. Mn. Suśr
22. to set in motion, stir up, arouse Kāṭh.: Desid. of Caus. susrāvayiṣati or sisrāvayiṣati Gr.: Desid. susrūṣati ib.: Intens. sosrūyate, sosroti ib. [Cf. Gk. ? (for ?), ? &c. ; Lith. sravéti ; Germ. [1274,] stroum, ṣtrom ; Angl. Sax. streám ; Eng. stream.]

≫srava

1. srava m. flowing, streaming, a flow of (comp.) MBh. R. &c
2. a waterfall L
3. urine L
4. (ā), f. N. of various plants (= sruvā, madhu-sravā, madhu &c.) L
5. mf(ā)n. streaming or flowing with (comp.) MBh. Kāv. &c

⋙sravadraṅga

1. ○draṅga m. 'stirring town', a fair, market, bazār L

⋙sravamī

1. ○mī mfn. (prob.) diminishing the morbid flow of urine L

≫sravaka

1. sravaka mfn. flowing, dropping &c. L

≫sravaṇa

1. sravaṇa n. streaming, flowing, flowing off (also pl
2. cf. aśva-sr○) R
3. premature abortion VarBṛS
4. sweat, perspiration L
5. urine L

≫sravat

1. sravat mfn. (pr. p.) streaming, flowing &c
2. (át), f. a river RV. AV
3. (antī), f. See below

⋙sravattoyā

1. ○toyā f. a kind of shrub (= rudantī) L

⋙sravatpāṇipādā

1. ○pāṇipādā f. a girl with moist hands and feet (unfit for marriage) L

⋙sravatsvedajala

1. ○sveda-jala mfn. streaming with perspiration W

≫sravatha

1. sravátha m. or n. flowing, streaming, running RV

≫sravad

1. sravad in comp. for sravat

⋙sravadgarbhā

1. ○garbhā f. a woman (or any female animal, as a cow) that miscarries L

≫sravanta

1. sravanta mfn. flowing, dropping MW

≫sravantī

1. srávantī f. (of sravat, q.v.) flowing water, a river RV. &c. &c. (cf. Naigh. i, 13)
2. a kind of herb L

≫sravas

1. sravas n. (ifc.) = srava, flow of ( madhusravas)

≫sravitave

1. sravitave See √above

≫srāva

1. srāva m. flow, (esp.) morbid flow or issue of (comp.) MBh. Hariv. Suśr
2. (with or scil. garbhasya) miscarriage Yājñ. Sch. AgP

≫srāvaka

1. srāvaka mfn. (fr. Caus.) causing to flow, shedding, exuding (-tva n.) ĀpŚr. Sch
2. n. black pepper L

≫srāvaṇa

1. srāvaṇa mfn. causing to flow, shedding (rudhira-srāvaṇaṃ-√kṛ, 'to shed any one's blood') KātyŚr. Suśr. Kull

≫srāvayitavya

1. srāvayitavyá mfn. to be caused to flow or run MaitrS

≫srāvita

1. srāvita mfn. caused to flow, liquefied Suśr

≫srāvin

1. srāvin mfn. streaming, flowing (compar. ○vítara) ŚBr. VarBṛS
2. flowing with, dripping, distilling (cf. garbha-sr○) MBh. Hariv. &c

≫srāvya

1. srāvya mfn. to be caused to flow or run Suśr. [Page 1274, Column]

≫srut

1. srut mfn. flowing with, emitting, discharging, distilling ( See amṛta-, pari-srut &c.)

≫sruta

1. sruta mfn. streaming, flowing, having flowed from (comp.) Mn. MBh. &c
2. flowed out, become empty (as a jar) VarBṛS
3. flowed asunder, dissolved ib. Suśr
4. (ā), f. a kind of medicinal plant (= hingu-pattrī) L
5. (ám), n. flowing, a flow AV

⋙srutajala

1. ○jala mfn. having the water flowed off, dried up Mṛicch

≫sruti

1. srutí f. a stream, flow or effusion of (comp.) Kāv. VarBṛS. BhP
2. fall of (snow &c. ) Ragh. Kum
3. a course, road, path RV. Br. ŚāṅkhŚr
4. a line drawn round the Vedi ŚāṅkhŚr

≫srutya

1. srútya mfn. relating to a road or path VS

≫sruva

1. sruvá m. (cf. srúc) a small wooden ladle (with a double extremity, or two oval collateral excavations, used for pouring clarified melted butter into the large ladle or Sruk [see srúc]
2. sometimes also employed instead of the latter in libations) RV. &c. &c
3. a sacrifice, oblation L
4. (ā), f. See below

⋙sruvakarṇa

1. ○karṇa mfn. having the mark of a ladle on the ear Pāṇ. 6-3, 115

⋙sruvataru

1. ○taru m. Flacourtia Sapida L

⋙sruvadaṇḍa

1. ○daṇḍa m. the handle of the ladle Sruva ĀśvŚr

⋙sruvadruma

1. ○druma m. = -taru L

⋙sruvapūram

1. ○pūram ind. filling a ladle, with a ladle full ĀśvŚr

⋙sruvapragrahaṇa

1. ○pragrahaṇa mfn. taking with a ladle, i.e. taking all to one's self, appropriating all MBh

⋙sruvalakṣaṇa

1. ○lakṣaṇa n. N. of the 27th Pariśishṭa of the AV

⋙sruvahasta

1. ○hasta m. N. of Śiva ib

⋙sruvahoma

1. ○homa m. a libation offered with the Sruva Lāṭy

⋙sruvāhuti

1. sruvâhuti f. id. KātyŚr

≫sruvā

1. sruvā f. the ladle called Sruva L
2. Sanseviera Roxburghiana L
3. Boswellia Thurifera L

⋙sruvāvṛkṣa

1. ○vṛkṣa m. the tree Sruvā L

≫srū

1. srū́ f. a stream (accord. to others, 'the leaden ball of a sling' = Zd. srū) RV. x, 96, 6
2. flow, effluence (= srava) L
3. a spring, fountain, cascade L
4. a sacrificial ladle (= sruva) L

≫srota

1. srota m. n. (ifc. f. ā) = srotas (cf. prati- and sahasra-sr○)

⋙srotanadībhava

1. ○nadī-bhava n. antimony L

⋙srotāpatti

1. srotâpatti f. = srota-āpatti below

⋙srotodbhava

1. srotôdbhava n. = sroto-ja (under sroto) L

≫srota

1. srota in comp. for srotas

⋙srotaāpatti

1. ○āpatti f. entrance into the river (leading to Nirvāṇa) Buddh

⋙srotaāpanna

1. ○āpanna mfn. one who has entered the above river ib. (MWB. 132)

⋙srotaīśa

1. ○īśa m. 'lord of streams', the ocean L

≫srotas

1. srótas n. the current or bed of a river, a river, stream, torrent RV. &c. &c
2. water Naigh. i, 12
3. rush, violent motion or onset of (comp.) Kāv. Pur. Sarvad
4. the course or current of nutriment in the body, channel or course for conveying food ( See ūrdhva- and tiryak-sr○)
5. an aperture in the human or animal body (reckoned to be 9 in men and 11 in women') Suśr
6. the spout of a jar Suśr
7. an organ of sense ŚvetUp. R. &c
8. lineage, pedigree (?) MBh

⋙srotastā

1. ○tā f. flow, course (instr.= 'by degrees') Śaṃk

⋙srotasvat

1. ○vat mfn. possessing a stream or current
2. (atī), f. a river L

⋙srotasvinī

1. ○vinī f. a river Kād. Śiś

≫srotasa

1. srotasa (ifc.) = srotas ( See tri-, varuṇa-sr○)

≫srotasya

1. srotasyá mfn. flowing in streams AV
2. m. a thief. L
3. N. of Śiva L

≫sroto

1. sroto in comp. for srotas

⋙srotoja

1. ○ja n. 'stream-produced', antimony (cf. sroto-'ñjana) Suśr

⋙srotojava

1. ○java m. rapidity of a current MW

⋙srotoñjana

1. ○'ñjana n. 'stream-collyrium', antimony (esp. as a collyrium for the eyes, said to be produced in the river Yamunā) L

⋙srotonadībhava

1. ○nadī-bhava n. id. L

⋙srotonugata

1. ○'nugata m. a partic. Samādhi Buddh

⋙srotorandhra

1. ○randhra n. the aperture of an elephant's trunk Megh

⋙srotovah

1. ○vah or f. a river Kālid

⋙srotovahā

1. ○vahā f. a river Kālid

≫srotyā

1. srotyā́ f. flowing water, a wave, surge, stream, river RV. AV. TS. Br. (cf. Naigh. i, 13)

≫srauta

1. srauta n. N. of a Sāman (cf. śrauta), IndSt

≫srautika

1. srautika m. a pearl-shell L

≫srautovaha

1. srautovaha mfn. (fr. sroto-vahā) relating to a river Śak. (vḷ.)

≫srauva

1. srauva mfn. relating to the sacrificial ladle (i.e. to the sacrifice), connected with or depending on the sacrifice Vishṇ

srukka

1. srukka sruk-kāra &c. See p. 1275

srughna

1. srughna m. N. of a town to the north of Hāstināpura VarBṛS. Buddh
2. (ī), f. (also written srug-ghnī) natron, alkali L

≫srughnikā

1. srughnikā f. natron, alkali L

≫sraughna

1. sraughna mf(ī)n. born or living in Srughna, coming from or leading to Srughna &c. Pāṇ. 4-3, 25 and 86 Sch

≫sraughnī

1. sraughnī f. of prec

⋙sraughnīpāśā

1. ○pāśā f

⋙sraughnībhāryā

1. ○bhāryā f

⋙sraughnīmāninī

1. ○māninī f. Kāś. on Pāṇ. 6-3, 39. [Page 1275, Column]

≫sraughnīya

1. sraughnīya Nom. Ā. ○yate ib

sruc

1. srúc f. (nom. srúk
2. prob. connected with √sru and sruvá) a sort of large wooden ladle (used for pouring clarified butter on a sacrificial fire
3. and properly made of Palāśa or Khadira wood and about as long as an arm, with a receptacle at the end of the size of a hand
4. three are enumerated, viz. juhū́, upabhṛ́t, and dhruvā́, in which order they are used in sg., du., and pl.) RV. &c. &c

≫sruk

1. sruk in comp. for sruc

⋙srukkāra

1. ○kārá m. the exclamation 'Sruk' AV

⋙srukpātra

1. ○pātra n. the ladle Sruc and other sacrificial implements R

⋙srukpraṇālikā

1. ○praṇālikā f. the spout of a lṭladle KātyŚr. Sch

⋙sruksammārjana

1. ○sammārjana n. cleaning the sacrificial ladle KātyŚr
2. an implement for cleaning it TBr

⋙sruksruva

1. ○sruva n. sg. the two sacrificial ladles Sruc and Sruva Vait
2. -lakṣaṇa n. N. of wk

≫srukka

1. srukka (ifc., f. ā) = sruc R

≫srug

1. srug in comp. for sruc

⋙srugādāna

1. ○ādāna n. the sacred text with which the Sruc is taken ĀpŚr

⋙srugāsādana

1. ○āsādana n. the putting down of the Sruc L

⋙srugghnī

1. ○ghnī See srughnī

⋙srugjihva

1. ○jihva m. 'ladle-tongued', N. of Agni L

⋙srugdaṇḍa

1. ○daṇḍa m. the handle of the Sruc Vait

⋙srugdāru

1. ○dāru n. Flacourtia Sapida L

⋙srugbhāṇḍa

1. ○bhāṇḍa m. or n. sg. the Sruc and other sacrificial implements MBh. Hariv

⋙srugbheda

1. ○bheda m. the breaking of the Sruc KātyŚr

⋙srugmat

1. ○mat See sraugmata

⋙srugvat

1. ○vat mfn. possessing a Sruc Vop

⋙srugvyūha

1. ○vyūha m. the arranging of the different kinds of Sruc KātyŚr

≫srucaya

1. srucaya Nom. P. ○yati = srugvantam ācaṣṭe or karoti Vop

≫srucāyani

1. srucāyani m. a patr. Pat

≫sruciṣṭha

1. sruciṣṭha and mfn. compar. and superl. of srug-vat ib

⋙srucīyas

1. srucīyas mfn. compar. and superl. of srug-vat ib

≫srucya

1. srucya Nom. P. ○yati Pāṇ. 1-4, 15 Sch

≫srucya

1. srucya mfn. performed with the Sruc ĀpŚr
2. m. (with or scil. āghāra) the sprinkling of clarified butter so performed ib

≫sraugmata

1. sraugmata n. (fr. srug-mat) N. of a Sāman Lāṭy

sruh

1. sruh See vi-srúh

srek

1. srek (also written śrek, sek, svek), cl. 1. Ā. srekate, to go, move Dhātup. iv, 8

srekaparṇa

1. sreka-parṇa mfn. (said to = ) resembling oleander TBr

srai

1. srai See √śrai, śrā

sva

1. svá mf(ā́)n. own, one's own, my own, thy own, his own, her own, our own, their own &c. (referring to all three persons accord. to context, often ibc., but generally declinable like the pronominal sarva e.g. svasmai dat. svasmāt abl. [optionally in abl., loc., sing., nom. pl., e.g. taṃ svād āsyād asṛjat, 'he created him from his own mouth' Mn. i, 9]
2. and always like śiva when used substantively see below
3. sometimes used loosely for 'my', 'thy', 'his', 'our' [e.g. rājā bhrātaraṃ sva-grīham prêṣayām-āsa, 'the king sent his brother to his (i.e. the brother's) house']
4. in the oblique cases it is used as a reflexive pronoun = ātman, e.g. svaṃ dūṣayati, 'he defiles himself'
5. svaṃ nindanti, 'they blame themselves') RV. &c. &c
6. m. one's self, the Ego, the human soul W
7. N. of Vishṇu MBh
8. a man of one's own people or tribe, a kinsman, relative, relation, friend (svāḥ, 'one's own relations', 'one's own people') AV. &c. &c
9. (ā), f. a woman of one's own caste MBh
10. (am), n. (ifc. f. ā), one's self, the Ego (e.g. svaṃ ca brahma ca, 'the Ego and Brahman')
11. one's own goods, property, wealth, riches (in this sense said to be also m.) RV. &c. &c
12. the second astrological mansion VarBṛS
13. (in alg.) plus or the affirmative quantity W. [Cf. Gk. ? ; Lat. se, sovos, sūs ; [1275,] Goth. sik ; Germ. sich &c.] (N. B. in the following comp. oṭ own stands for one's own)

⋙svakampana

1. ○kampana m. 'self-moving', air, wind L

⋙svakambalā

1. ○kambalā f. N. of a river MārkP

⋙svakaraṇa

1. ○karaṇa n. making (a woman) one's own, marrying Pāṇ. 1-3, 56

⋙svakarman

1. ○karman n. one's own deed Mn. Hit
2. one's own business or occupation Kathās
3. one's own occupation or duty ŚāṅkhŚr. Mn. &c
4. ○ma-kṛt m. doing one's own business, an independent workman W
5. ○maja mfn. arising from one's own act R
6. ○ma-vaśa mfn. subject to (the consequences of) one's own acts W
7. ○ma-stha mfn. minding one's own business or duty Mn. x, 1

⋙svakarmin

1. ○karmin mfn. selfish A.,

⋙svakāmin

1. ○kāmín mfn. following one's own wish, self-pleasing ŚBr. TĀr
2. self-loving, selfish MW

⋙svakārya

1. ○kārya n. one's own business or duty or function W
2. -saha mfn. able to do one's own duty or effect one's own business MW. [Page 1275, Column]

⋙svakāla

1. ○kāla m. one's own time, proper time
2. (e), ind. at the right time ŚāṅkhŚr. Mn. &c

⋙svakīrtimaya

1. ○kīrti-maya mf(ī)n. consisting of one's own fame BhP

⋙svakuṭumba

1. ○kuṭumba n. one's own household Mn

⋙svakula

1. ○kula n. one's own family or race Kathās
2. mfn. of one's own kin Hit
3. -kṣaya m. 'destroying (its) own family', a fish L
4. -ja mfn. born from one's own kin Rājat

⋙svakulya

1. ○kulya mfn. id. ib

⋙svakuśalamaya

1. ○kuśala-maya mf(ī)n. relating to one's own welfare Megh

⋙svakṛt

1. ○kṛt mfn. doing one's own, performing one's own obligations BhP

⋙svakṛta

1. ○kṛta (svá-), mf(ā)n. done or performed or built or composed or created or fixed by one's self MBh. Hariv. R. &c
2. spontaneous TS. ŚBr
3. n. a deed done by one's self MBh. R
4. ○târtha mfn. (prob.) wṛ. for su-kṛt○ Kathās

⋙svaketu

1. ○ketu m. N. of a king VP

⋙svakṣatra

1. ○kṣatra (svá-), mfn. master of one's self, independent, free RV
2. possessing innate strength, self-powerful, innately strong MW

⋙svaga

1. ○ga See á-sva-ga

⋙svagata

1. ○gata mfn. belonging to one's self, own Hariv. Kāv. Vedântas. BhP
2. passing in one's own mind, spoken to one's self, apart W
3. (am), ind. to one's self, aside (in dram.) Mṛicch. Kālid. &c

⋙svagati

1. ○gati f. a kind of metre Ked. (vḷ. kha-g○)

⋙svagarbha

1. ○garbha m. one's own womb MW
2. one's own embryo ib

⋙svaguṇa

1. ○guṇa m. one's own merits Kāv
2. mfn. having one's own merits, appropriate Śiś
3. -tas ind. from one's own personal merits MW
4. -prakāśaka mfn. proclaiming one's own merits, boastful ib

⋙svagupta

1. ○gupta mfn. self-defended, sṭself-preserved W
2. (ā), f. a kind of plant VarBṛS
3. Mimosa Pudica L
4. Mucuna Pruritus ib
5. cowach W

⋙svagūrta

1. ○gūrta (svá-), mf(ā)n. exulting in themselves RV
2. boasting of (gen.) ib

⋙svagṛha

1. ○gṛha n. one's own house Hariv. Kāv. Pañcat
2. m. a kind of bird L

⋙svagṛhīta

1. ○gṛhīta wṛ. for su-g○ L

⋙svagocara

1. ○gocara mfn. subject to one's self (○raṃ-√kṛ, 'to subject to one's self') Kām
2. m. one's own sphere or range Bcar. i, 13 (conj.)

⋙svagopa

1. ○gopa (svá-), mf(ā)n. guarding one's self RV

⋙svagraha

1. ○graha m. N. of a demon attacking children, ŚārṅgS

⋙svagrāma

1. ○grāma m. one's own village Kāv. (cf. sauvagrāmika)

⋙svacakṣus

1. ○cakṣus n. one's own eye Bhag

⋙svacara

1. ○cara mfn. self-moving, having one's own motion Horāś

⋙svacaraṇaparṣad

1. ○caraṇa-parṣad f. a college or community of members of one's own Carana or sect MW

⋙svacaryā

1. ○caryā f. one's own nature Śrīkaṇṭh

⋙svacetas

1. ○cetas n. one's own mind (○sā, 'out of one's own head') Ratnâv

⋙svacchanda

1. ○cchanda m. one's own or free will, one's own choice of fancy (ibc., ○dāt, ○dena, or ○da-tas, 'at one's own will or pleasure', 'spontaneously', 'independently', 'freely') Up. MBh. Kāv. &c
2. N. of wk
3. mf(ā)n. following one's own will, acting at pleasure, independent, uncontrolled, spontaneous (am ind.) Yājñ. Kāv. VarBṛS. &c
4. uncultivated, wild W
5. m. N. of Skanda AV. Pariś
6. -cara mf(ā)n. moving about at will, independent R
7. -cārin mfn. id. Kuval. ŚārṅgP. &c
8. (iṇī), f. an independent woman Kād. a harlot MW
9. -tantra n. -tantra-rāja m. N. of wks
10. -tas ind. at will or pleasure, spontaneously MBh
11. -tā f. independent action, uncontrolled behaviour Kād
12. -naya m. N. of wk
13. -nāyaka m. a partic. Rasa Rasêndrac
14. -paddhati f. -bhaṭṭā-raka-bṛhat-pūjā-pattrikā-vidhi m. -bhairava m. N. of wks
15. -bhairava-rasa m. a partic. Rasa Rasêndrac
16. -maraṇa n. dying at one's own will (a faculty bestowed on Bhishma) MBh. R
17. -mṛtyuka mfn. having death in one's own power MBh
18. -vana-jāta mfn. growing spontaneously or wild in a forest Hit
19. -śāktâgama m. -saṃgraha m. -sāra-saṃgraha m. ○cchandôddyota m. N. of wks

⋙svacchandaka

1. ○cchandaka mfn. = -cchanda W

⋙svaja

1. ○já mf(ā́)n. self-born, produced in or by one's self, own, akin RV. R
2. m. a viper AV. AitBr. ĀpŚr. (accord. to Sāy., 'a snake that has heads at both ends')
3. a son L
4. sweat ib
5. m. n. blood ib
6. (ā), f. a daughter ib

⋙svajana

1. ○jana m. (ifc. f. ā) a man of one's own people, kinsman
2. one's own people, own kindred KātyŚr. MBh. Kāv. &c. (often confounded with su-j○)
3. -gandhin mfn. distantly related to (gen.) Mudr
4. -tā f. relationship to or with (gen.) Bhartṛ
5. ○nâvṛta mfn. surrounded or accompanied by one's own people MW

⋙svajanaya

1. ○janaya Nom. P. ○yati, to be related to (acc.), resemble Bālar. (wṛ. su-j○)

⋙svajanāya

1. ○janāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to become a relation MBh. Pañcat

⋙svajanman

1. ○janman (svá-), mfn. self-begotten, own RV

⋙svajā

1. ○jā mfn. self-born ĀpŚr

⋙svajāta

1. ○jāta mfn. self-begotten L
2. m. a child begṭbegotten by one's self Prab

⋙svajāti

1. ○jāti f. one's own kind Suśr
2. one's own family or caste Mn. Pañcat
3. mfn. of one's own kind Pañcat
4. -dviṣ m. a dog L

⋙svajātīya

1. ○jātīya (Mn. Hariv. &c.) or (MBh. Pañcat.). mfn. relating or belonging to one's own kind

⋙svajātya

1. ○jātya (MBh. Pañcat.). mfn. relating or belonging to one's own kind

⋙svajita

1. ○jita mfn. self-conquered BhP

⋙svajenya

1. ○jenya (svá-), mfn. relating to one's own birth RV

⋙svajñāti

1. ○jñāti f. one's own kindred or kin W. [Page 1275, Column]
2. m. a kinsman ib

⋙svatantra

1. ○tantra n. self-dependence, independence, self-will, freedom Pañcat. Hit
2. one's own system or school Suśr
3. one's own army ib
4. (with Buddh.) a partic. doctrine of free-will or independence Buddh
5. N. of wk. (also called ○tra-tantra)
6. mf(ā) n. self-dependent, self-willed, independent, free, uncontrolled (with pada n. 'an indṭindependent word') Lāṭy. Up. Mn. &c
7. of age, full grown W
8. m. N. of a Cakra-vāka Hariv
9. -tantra n. See above
10. -tā f. self-dependence, independence, freedom Mn. MBh. Kathās. MārkP
11. originality Cat
12. wilfulness W
13. -mukha mardana n. -lekhana n. N. of wks
14. -vṛtti f. acting self-reliantly, independent action L
15. -sāra, N. of wk

⋙svatantraya

1. ○tantraya Nom. (only ○yāṃ-cakre), to make subject to one's own will Ragh

⋙svatantrika

1. ○tantrika m. the Sva-tantra school Buddh. (prob. wṛ. for svāt○)

⋙svatantrin

1. ○tantrin mfn. free, independent, uncontrolled MBh. (accord. to Nīlak. = sva-śāstrânusārin)

⋙svatavas

1. ○tavas (svá-), mfn. (nom. -tavān) self-strong, inherently powerful, valiant RV. Kāṭh. VS. &c
2. firmly rooted (said of a mountain) RV

⋙svatas

1. ○tas ind. = svasmāt (e.g. svato'ṃśāt, 'from one's own share'
2. rakṣer apacāraṃ tvaṃ svato vā parato'pi vā, 'ward off injury from thyself and from others') Mn. Kathās
3. of one's own self, of one's own accord (applicable to all three persons) MBh. Ragh. Kathās. &c
4. by nature Kathās
5. out of (their) own estate Mn. viii, 166
6. (ca svataḥ wṛ. for śāśvataḥ Pañcat. iii, 96)
7. ○tahpramāṇa mfn. self-proved, self-evident Sarvad
8. ○taḥ-siddha mfn. self-accomplished MW
9. self-proved, self-demonstrated ib
10. ○tas-tva n. the being self-proved Sarvad

⋙svatā

1. ○tā f. the state of belonging to one's self, ownership (-tām paśyati, 'he thinks it belongs to him'
2. rāja-svatām upapadyate, 'it accrues to the king's ownership') Śak
3. = -tva MW

⋙svatulya

1. ○tulya mfn. equal to one's self Inscr

⋙svatṛtīya

1. ○tṛtīya mf(ā)n. having one's own as the third KātyŚr

⋙svatejas

1. ○tejas n. one's own splendour Bhag
2. ○jo-raśmi-mālin mfn. surrounded with a garland of rays of one's own splendour R

⋙svatra

1. ○tra mfn. self-preserving', V
2. m. a blind man L

⋙svatva

1. ○tvá n. proprietary right to, property in (loc.) Kathās. BhP
2. self-existence, independence Kāṭh. MaitrS
3. relationship to one's self MW
4. -nivṛtti f. cessation or loss of proprietary right W
5. -bodhana n. declaration or proof of ownership ib
6. -rahasya n. N. of wk
7. -vat mfn. having proprṭproprietary right MW
8. m. an owner ib
9. -vāda m. -vicāra m. (= -rahasya) N. of wks
10. -vyabhicārin mfn. departing or deviating from ownership (○ri-tva n. 'uncertainty of ownṭownership') W
11. -vyavasthârṇava-setu-bandha m. N. of wk
12. -hāni f. loss of proprietary right, forfeiture of title W
13. -hetu m. ground or cause of proprṭproprietary right ib
14. ○tvâbhāva m. non-existence of proprṭproprietary right ib
15. ○tvâvagama m. determination or ascertainment of ownership ib
16. ○tvâspada n. site of ownṭownership, that in which any one has proprietorship ib
17. ○tvâspadī-bhūta mfn. become the subject of proprietary right MW
18. ○tvôtpatti f. the arising of proprṭproprietary right, origin of ownership W

⋙svadāna

1. ○dāna n. the giving of one's own property Jaim

⋙svadāra

1. ○dāra m. one's own wife
2. -gāmin mfn. cohabiting with one's own wife ŚāṅkhGṛ
3. -nirata mfn. attached to one's own wife, uxorious Mn. iii, 45

⋙svadiṅmukham

1. ○diṅ-mukham ind. towards (its) own place or quarter Sūryas

⋙svaduhitṛ

1. ○duhitṛ f. one's own daughter MW

⋙svadṛś

1. ○dṛś mfn. seeing one's self or the soul BhP

⋙svadṛṣṭa

1. ○dṛṣṭa mfn. self-seen (?) Hariv. (vḷ. saṃhṛṣṭa)

⋙svadeśa

1. ○deśa m. one's own place or country or home Mn. Kathās. Rājat. &c
2. pl. the inhabitants of one's own country, one's own subjects BhP
3. -ja m. 'born in one's own country', a countryman L
4. -paridhi m. circumference of a circle of longitude in any place that has latitude W
5. -bandhu m. (= -ja) A
6. -madhya-paridhi m. circumfṭcircumference of the terrestrial equator W
7. -smārin mfn. yearning for one's own country, home-sick Rājat

⋙svadehadāna

1. ○deha-dāna n. the gift of one's own body L

⋙svadoṣaja

1. ○doṣa-ja mf(ā)n. due to one's own fault MBh

⋙svadharma

1. ○dharma m. one's own rights (○maṃ-√labh, 'to get justice') MBh
2. one's own duty MaitrUp. Mn. Yājñ. &c
3. peculiar property, peculiarity W
4. -cyuta mfn. deprived of one's own rights, fallen from or neglecting one's own duty W
5. -tyāga m. dereliction or neglect of one's own duty ib
6. abandoning one's own religion, apostasy ib
7. -vartin mfn. applying one's self to one's duties (○ti-tva, n.) MBh
8. -skhalana n. falling from or neglect of one's own duty W
9. -stha mfn. abiding in one's own duty ib
10. ○mâcaraṇa n. the practising one's own duties ib
11. ○mâdhva-bodha m. N. of wk
12. ○mânapaga mfn. not swerving from one's duties MW
13. ○mârtha-viniścaya m. the knowing or ascertaining one's own duty and interest ib. [Page 1276, Column]

⋙svadharman

1. ○dharman mfn. abiding in one's own customs RV

⋙svadhā

1. ○dhā See p. 1278, col. 1, and s.v

⋙svadhāman

1. ○dhāman m. N. of a son of Satya-sahas and Sūnṛitā BhP
2. pl. N. of a class of gods under the 3rd Manu Pur

⋙svadhur

1. ○dhur mfn. self-dependent, indepṭindependence PañcavBr. (Sch.)
2. n. (acc. -dhūr?) N. of a Sāman ib

⋙svadhṛti

1. ○dhṛti (svá-), f. standing still of one's self VS. Br. ĀśvŚr

⋙svadhenava

1. ○dhenava (svá-), mfn. coming from one's own cows RV

⋙svanagara

1. ○nagara n. one's own town or native city Śak

⋙svanābhaka

1. ○nābhaka m. N. of a spell pronounced over weapons R

⋙svanābhya

1. ○nābhya mfn. issuing from one's own navel BhP

⋙svanāman

1. ○nāman n. one's own name Gaut
2. mfn. having a name or reputation through one's self Cāṇ
3. ○mâṅka mfn. marked with or called after one's own name MW

⋙svanāśa

1. ○nāśa m. self-destruction L

⋙svaniṣṭha

1. ○niṣṭha mfn. being in one's own person (-tva n.) KapS. Sch

⋙svapakṣa

1. ○pakṣa m. one's own wings Kathās
2. one's own party MBh. Mālav. Pañcat. &c
3. a man of one's own party, friend (also pl.) MBh. Suśr. BhP
4. one's own opinion or assertion Kathās. Madhus

⋙svapakṣīya

1. ○pakṣīya mfn. belonging to one's own party Saṃskārak

⋙svapañcaka

1. ○pañcaka mfn. (perhaps) multiplied 5 times with itself Jyot

⋙svapaṇa

1. ○paṇa m. o own stake Yājñ

⋙svapati

1. ○pati (svá-). m. one's own lord RV
2. (-patí), mfn. having an own consort AV
3. -bhrāntimatī f. (a woman) mistaking anything for her husband, Prâyaśc

⋙svapatita

1. ○patita mfn. dropped off of its own accord Var

⋙svapatīkṛ

1. ○patī-√kṛ P. -karoti, to make any one her husband Naish

⋙svapada

1. ○pada n. one's own place or abode Kathās
2. one's own position or rank ib

⋙svaparapratāraka

1. ○para-pratāraka mfn. deceiving one's self and others Bhartṛ

⋙svaparamaṇḍala

1. ○para-maṇḍala n. one's own and an enemy's country MW

⋙svapiṇḍā

1. ○piṇḍā f. a kind of date tree L. (wṛ. for sthala-p○)

⋙svapitṛ

1. ○pitṛ m. (for svapitṛ See p. 1280, col. 1) one's own father Prab. Sarvad. &c
2. pl. one's own deceased ancestors MBh

⋙svapiś

1. ○piś m. N. of a man (cf. svāpiśi)

⋙svaputravat

1. ○putra-vat ind. like one's own children MW

⋙svapura

1. ○pura n. one's own city L
2. N. of a suburb of Vajra-nagara Hariv

⋙svapuras

1. ○puras ind. before one's self ib

⋙svapū

1. ○pū́ See s.v

⋙svapūrṇa

1. ○pūrṇa mfn. perfectly satisfied with or through one's own acts BhP

⋙svapoṣam

1. ○poṣam ind. (with √puṣ) to prosper in one's person Pāṇ. 3-4, 40

⋙svaprakāśa

1. ○prakāśa mfn. clear or evident by itself (-tva n.) Up. Sāh. &c
2. self-luminous A
3. N. of Comm
4. -jñāna-vādârtha m. -tā-vicāra m. -pradīpikā f. -rahasya n. -vādârtha m. N. of wks

⋙svapratikara

1. ○pratikara wṛ. for su-p○ R

⋙svapratinidhi

1. ○pratinidhi m. a substitute for one's self (-tvena ind. instead of him, her, them &c.) Sāy

⋙svapratiṣṭha

1. ○pratiṣṭha mfn. astringent L
2. m. astringent taste L

⋙svapradhāna

1. ○pradhāna mfn. self-dependent, independent L
2. -tā f. self-dependence Kām
3. one's own natural state MW

⋙svaprabhā

1. ○prabhā f. N. of Comm

⋙svaprabhutā

1. ○prabhutā f. own or arbitrary power (ayā ind. 'arbitrarily') Pañcat

⋙svapramāṇānurūpa

1. ○pramāṇânurūpa mfn. suited to one's strength Śak

⋙svaprayogāt

1. ○prayogāt ind. by means of one's self, without assistance Kathās

⋙svaprayojanavaśa

1. ○prayojana-vaśa m. the force of one's own object or purpose MW

⋙svaprasāra

1. ○prasāra m. opening one's own mouth Vop

⋙svabandhu

1. ○bandhu m. one's own relation or friend Mn. ii, 207
2. -paddhati f. N. of wk

⋙svabalāśraya

1. ○balâśraya mfn. depending on one's own strength MW

⋙svabāndhava

1. ○bāndhava m. one's own relation Mn. viii, 29

⋙svabāhu

1. ○bāhu m. one's own relation Mn. viii, 29

⋙svabāhu

1. ○bāhu m. one's own arm
2. -bala n. strength of one's own arm MBh

⋙svabīja

1. ○bīja n. one's own seed or cause MW
2. m. the soul L

⋙svabrāhmaṇyā

1. ○brāhmaṇyā wṛ. for su-brāhmaṇyā Mn. ix, 126

⋙svabhakṣa

1. ○bhakṣa mfn. (perhaps) drawing nourishment from one's self ĀpŚr

⋙svabhaṭa

1. ○bhaṭa m. one's own warrior or body-guard MW

⋙svabhadrā

1. ○bhadrā f. Gmelina Arborea L. (vḷ. subh○)

⋙svabhavas

1. ○bhavas (svá-), mfn. (prob.) being in the Self (said of the breath) TS

⋙svabhājana

1. ○bhājana wṛ. for sabhājana L

⋙svabhānu

1. ○bhānu (svá-), mfn. self-luminous RV

⋙svabhāva

1. ○bhāva m. (ifc. f. ā) native place Vishṇ
2. own condition or state of being, natural state or constitution, innate or inherent disposition, nature, impulse, spontaneity
3. (○vāt or ○vena or ○va-tas or ibc.), from natural disposition, by nature, naturally, by one's self, spontaneously) ŚvetUp. Mn. MBh. &c
4. -kṛta mfn. done by nature, natural VarBṛS
5. -kṛpaṇa m. 'naturally mean', N. of a Brāhman Pañcat
6. -ja mfn. produced by natural disposition, innate, natural R. Sāh. &c
7. -janita mfn. id. Kāv
8. -tas ind., See above
9. -tā f. (Jātakam.) or -tva n. (TPrāt. Sch.) the state of innate disposition or nature
10. -daurjanya n. natural or innate wickedness W
11. -dveṣa m. natural hatred L
12. -prabhava mfn. (= -ja above) VarBṛS
13. -bhāva m. natural disposition Pañcat
14. -vāda m. the doctrine that the universe was produced and is sustained by the natural and necessary action of substances according to their inherent properties MW. [Page 1276, Column]
15. -vādin m. one who maintains the above doctrine ib
16. -śūra mfn. possessing natural heroes (others, 'valiant by nature') Hit
17. -siddha mfn. established by nature, natural, imiate ĀśvŚr. Bhartṛ
18. self-evident, obvious Kāś
19. ○vârtha-dīpikā f. N. of Comm
20. ○vôkta mfn. said or declared spontaneously Yājñ. Sch
21. ○vôkti f. statement of the exact nature (of anything), accurate description of the properties (of things) Kāvyâd. Pratāp. &c
22. spontaneous declaration A
23. ○vônnata-bhāva mfn. high-minded by nature (-tva n.) Hariv

⋙svabhāvikī

1. ○bhāvikī (prob.) wṛ. for svābhāvikaṃ Cat

⋙svabhāṣita

1. ○bhāṣita (prob.) wṛ. for su-bh○ Kathās

⋙svabhū

1. ○bhū mfn. selfexistent RāmatUp. ĀpŚr
2. m. N. of Brahmā BhP
3. of Vishṇu L
4. of Śiva MW
5. f. one's own country, home Rājat
6. -tyāga m. abandonment of one's own country L

⋙svabhūta

1. ○bhūta mfn. being one's own, belonging to (gen.) Sāy

⋙svabhūti

1. ○bhūti f. one's own welfare (○tyartham, 'for the sake of one's own interest') Pat
2. mfn. arising spontaneously VS
3. ○ty-ojas (svábhūty○), mfn. possessing energy derived from inherent power RV

⋙svabhūmi

1. ○bhūmi f. = -bhū f. Hit
2. one's own land, own estate W
3. one's own or proper place VarBṛS
4. m. N. of a son of Ugra-sena VP

⋙svabhyasa

1. ○bhyasá mfn. spontaneously frightened AV

⋙svamat

1. ○mat mfn. in alpa-sva-m○, having little property Śatr

⋙svamanīṣā

1. ○manīṣā f. own judgment or opinion Nyāyad. Sch

⋙svamanīṣikā

1. ○manīṣikā f. id. Bādar. Sch
2. indifference L

⋙svamanobodhavākya

1. ○mano-bodha-vākya n. pl. N. of wk

⋙svamāṃsa

1. ○māṃsa n. own flesh or body Mn. R

⋙svamātreṇa

1. ○mātreṇa ind. by or through one's self Inscr

⋙svamāyā

1. ○māyā f. own cunning or magical art or skill MW

⋙svamārgamarmavivaraṇa

1. ○mārga-marma-vivaraṇa n. N. of wk

⋙svayata

1. ○yata (svá-), mfn. self-guided RV

⋙svayatna

1. ○yatna m. one's own exertion L

⋙svayaśas

1. ○yaśas (svá-), mfn. glorious or illustrious through one's own (acts), self-sufficient (compar. -tara) RV. AV

⋙svayāvan

1. ○yāvan mfn. self-moving, going one's own way RV

⋙svayu

1. ○yú See p. 1278, col. 3

⋙svayukta

1. ○yukta (svá-), mfn. self-yoked (said of the horses of the Maruts) ib

⋙svayukti

1. ○yukti (svá-), f. own yoke or team of horses ib
2. mfn. self-yoked MW
3. (○tyā or ○ti-tas), ind. in natural course, of course, naturally Kathās

⋙svayugvan

1. ○yúgvan m. 'any one joined to one's self', an ally RV

⋙svayuj

1. ○yúj m. id. RV. AV

⋙svayuti

1. ○yuti f. the line which joins the extremities of the perpendicular and diagonal Col

⋙svayūthya

1. ○yūthya m. a relation, one's belongings (pl.) MBh

⋙svayoni

1. ○yoni f. own womb, one's own birthplace or source Mn. MBh. Hariv. &c
2. womb of one's own caste Mn. x, 27 sq
3. wṛ. for śvay○ MBh
4. mf([�I])n. related by blood, consanguineous Mn. Yājñ
5. issuing or arising out of self Hariv
6. (is), f. a sister or near female relative W
7. n. (with kaśyapasya) N. of a Sāman ĀrshBr
8. du. Lāṭy
9. -guṇa-kṛt mfn. operating like that from which it is derived Bhpr

⋙svarasa

1. ○rasa m. own (unadulterated) juice or essence MBh. Car. &c
2. natural or peculiar flavour W
3. proper taste or sentiment in composition ib
4. a partic. astringent juice or decoction MW
5. the sediment of oily substances ground on a stone W
6. own inclination (-tas, 'through own inclṭinclination', 'for pleasure') ĀpŚr. Sch
7. feeling for one's own people Kāv
8. instinct of self-preservation (?) Yogas
9. analogy L
10. mf(ā)n. agreeable or pleasant to one's taste, congenial Kathās. TPrāt. Sch
11. m. N. of a mountain Pur

⋙svarasīkṛ

1. ○rasī-√kṛ P. -karoti, to make into sap or juice Car

⋙svarāj

1. ○rā́j mfn. (nom. -rāṭ) self-ruling, m. a self-ruler RV. TS. AV. &c
2. mfn. self-resplendent, self-luminous MW
3. in. N. of Brahmā Pur
4. of Vishṇu-Kṛishṇa MBh. BhP. Pañcar
5. of a Manu BhP
6. of an Ekâha ŚāṅkhŚr. Vait
7. of one of the 7 principal rays of the sun VP
8. f. various kinds of metre AV. Br. &c

⋙svarājan

1. ○rā́jan mf(jñī)n. self-ruling, sṭself-guiding, a self-ruler TS. TBr. Lāṭy

⋙svarājya

1. ○rā́jya n. independent dominion or sovereignty RV. AV
2. own dominion or kingdom R. Kathās
3. (with indrasya) N. of a Sāman ĀrshBr

⋙svarāṣṭra

1. ○rāṣṭra n. own kingdom Mn. Hit
2. m. N. of a king MārkP
3. pl. N. of a people MBh. VP
4. -cintā f. care for one's own country or people L

⋙svarāṣṭrīya

1. ○rāṣṭrīya mfn. belonging to one's own kingdom (-jana m. pl. 'own subjects') Mn. Sch

⋙svaruci

1. ○ruci f. own will or pleasure Śiś
2. mfn. following one's own pleasure MārkP
3. (yā), ind. according to one's own will Yājñ. Mn. Sch

⋙svaruh

1. ○ruh mfn. self-growing, sṭself-increasing MW

⋙svarūpa

1. ○rūpa n. (ifc. f. ā) one's own form or shape, the from or shape of (gen. or comp
2. with or without śabdasya or śabda-sva-r○, 'a word itself or in its own form' opp. to its synonyms or varieties
3. with nāmnām = 'names themselves') MBh. Pañcat. BhP. &c. [Page 1276, Column]
4. own condition, peculiarity, character, nature (eṇa or ibc., 'by nature', 'in reality' 'by itself') RPrāt. NṛisUp. Mn. &c
5. peculiar aim W
6. kind, sort ib
7. a partic. relation (in phil., See under sambandha) MW
8. occurrence, event Campak. Uttamac. Siṃhâs
9. mfn. having one's own peculiar form or character MW
10. having a like nature or charṭcharacter, similar, like, Śāṃkhyak. (wṛ. for sa-r○)
11. pleasing, handsome (for sa-r○) L
12. wise, learned L
13. m. N. of a Daitya MBh
14. of a son of Su-nandā MārkP
15. of a pupil of Caitanya W
16. m. or n. N. of a place Cat
17. (ā), f. N. of a place MW
18. -gata mfn. endowed with one's own form or nature, having a like character W
19. -tas ind. in one's own form BhP
20. according to one's own form, analogously, similarly, identically MW
21. by nature, in reality, by itself MārkP
22. (○to, godāna-prayogaḥ, N. of wk.)
23. -tā f. (or -tva n.) the state of one's own form or nature (○tayā, 'literally', 'in reality') MBh. BhP. Śak. Sch. Sāh
24. the having a natural form, identity of form or nature W
25. wṛ. for su-rūpa-tā Rājat
26. -dhārin mfn. having one's own form MBh
27. -nirūpaṇa n. -nirṇaya m. -prakāśa m. N. of wks
28. -bhāva m. (a short word) whose essence is of the same efficacy (as that of the full form) Mn. ii, 124
29. -vat mfn. having the form of (comp.) MBh
30. -sambandha-rūpa n. -sambodhana n. -sambodhana-pañca-viṃśati-vṛtti f. -"ṣrūpâkhya-stotra n. N. of wks
31. -"ṣrūpâcārya m. N. of a teacher Cat
32. -"ṣrūpânusaṃdhāna n. -"ṣrūpânusaṃdhāna-stotra n. N. of wks
33. -"ṣrūpâsiddhi f. a form of non-proof (where the quality alleged to belong to a subject is not really proved) Tarkas
34. -"ṣrūpôtprêkṣā f. a kind of simile Sāh. Kuval
35. -"ṣrūpôpaniṣad f. N. of an Upanishad

⋙svarūpaka

1. ○rūpaka n. or (ikā), f. an image of (gen.) Hcat
2. (ifc.) own condition, peculiarity, character, nature Pañcar

⋙svarūpin

1. ○rūpin mfn. having one's own or natural form MBh
2. appearing in the form of (ifc.) R. Pur. Pañcar
3. embodied MBh. Inscr
4. having essential properties MW
5. identical ib

⋙svarocas

1. ○rocas (svá-), mfn. self-shining TBr. (vḷ. -rocis)

⋙svaroci

1. ○roci f. own ray MārkP. (pl.)

⋙svarociṣa

1. ○rociṣa wṛ. for svār○ ib

⋙svarocis

1. ○rocis mfn
2. n. own light BhP
3. (svá-), mfn. self-shining RV. BhP
4. m. N. of a son of the Gandharva Kali by the Apsaras Varūthinī MārkP

⋙svalakṣaṇa

1. ○lakṣaṇa n. peculiar characteristic or property MBh
2. mfn. having its own specific characteristics Sarvad
3. -prakāśa m. N. of wk

⋙svalikhita

1. ○likhita n. any document or receipt written with one's own hand Vishṇ

⋙svaliṅga

1. ○liṅga mfn. preserving (its) own grammatical gender L

⋙svalīna

1. ○līna m. N. of a Dānava L

⋙svavaṃśaja

1. ○vaṃśa-ja mfn. sprung from the immediate family of any one (gen.) Hariv

⋙svavaṃśin

1. ○vaṃśin mfn. belonging to the immṭmerits family of any one (gen.) ib

⋙svavaṃśya

1. ○vaṃśya mfn. belonging to one's own family MBh. Rājat. -1

⋙svavat

1. ○vat (svá-), mfn. possessing property, wealthy (-tā, f.) TS. Jaim. (for svavān nom. of sv-avas See p. 1282). -2

⋙svavat

1. ○vat ind. as if it were one's own property Gaut

⋙svavargīya

1. ○vargīya mfn. belonging to one's own kindred Pañcat
2. belṭbelonging to (its) own group (of consonants) VPrāt

⋙svavargya

1. ○vargya mfn. id. ĀśvŚr
2. belṭbelonging to one's own tribe MW

⋙svavaśa

1. ○vaśa mf(ā)n. (for svavaśa See p. 1282) having control of one's self, self-controlled, subject to one's self or to one's own will, independent, free (-tā f.) MBh. R. &c
2. ○śaṃkṛta mfn. brought into subjection by (instr.) R

⋙svavaśinī

1. ○vaśinī f. a kind of metre RPrāt. Nidānas

⋙svavaśya

1. ○vaśya mfn. subject or submissive to one's own self R

⋙svavasu

1. ○vasu (svá-), vḷ. of the Pada-pāṭha for svā́-v○ RV. AV

⋙svavahita

1. ○vahita mfn. self-impelled, self-moved W
2. alert, active ib

⋙svavāñchā

1. ○vāñchā f. one's own desire (○chayā, 'according to one's own wish') Hit

⋙svavāra

1. ○vāra m. one's own place ( See 2. vāra) R

⋙svavārtta

1. ○vārtta n. one's own condition or welfare MW

⋙svavāsin

1. ○vāsin n. du. (with jamad-agneḥ) N. of two Sāmans ĀrshBr
2. (inī), f. a woman whether married or unmarried who continues to dwell after maturity in her father's house Yājñ. Vcar. (cf. su-v○)

⋙svavikatthana

1. ○vikatthana mfn. self-praising, boasting of one's own acts R

⋙svavigraha

1. ○vigraha m. one's own body (○ham, 'one's self') Rājat

⋙svavicchandas

1. ○vicchandas mfn. = sva-cch○ + vi-cch○ Lāṭy

⋙svavidyut

1. ○vidyut (svá-), mfn. 'self-lightning', flashing forth lightning by one's own power RV

⋙svavidhi

1. ○vidhi m. 'own rule or method'
2. (inā), ind. in one's own way BhP
3. in the right wish, duly VarBṛS

⋙svavidheya

1. ○vidheya mfn. to be done by one's self Naish

⋙svavināśa

1. ○vināśa m. self-destruction, suicide MW

⋙svaviṣaya

1. ○viṣaya m. one's own country, home (kasmiṃś-cit sva-viṣaye, 'in some part of his kingdom') MBh. R. Pañcat. &c
2. one's own sphere or province BṛĀrUp. Sch. [Page 1277, Column]

⋙svavīkṣita

1. ○vī7kṣita wṛ. for svavêkṣita R

⋙svavīryatas

1. ○vīrya-tas ind. according to one's power MW

⋙svavṛkti

1. ○vṛkti (svá-), f. self-appropriation (○tibhis, 'exclusively for ourselves') RV
2. mfn. self-cleansing, having cleansing properties MW
3. f. a hymn ib

⋙svavṛj

1. ○vṛj mfn. appropriating to one's self (others, 'suffering one's self to be appropriated or won over', said of Indra) RV

⋙svavṛti

1. ○vṛti wṛ. for -vṛtti MBh. R

⋙svavṛtta

1. ○vṛtta n. one's own business or occupation MW

⋙svavṛtti

1. ○vṛtti f. one's own way of life R
2. one's own subsistence or existence (also pl
3. ○ttyā, 'at the sacrifice of one's own life') MBh. Kām
4. self-dependence Cāṇ
5. mfn. subsisting by cleansing own exertions MW
6. -vāda m. N. of wk

⋙svavṛṣṭi

1. ○vṛṣṭi (svá-), mfn. retaining rain for one's self, rain-appropriating RV

⋙svavairitā

1. ○vairitā f. hostility towards one's self (nijâyuṣaḥ sva-vairitāṃ-√kṛ, 'to cause the destruction of one's own life') Naish

⋙svaśakti

1. ○śakti f. own power or strength Mn. ix, 298
2. own energy (of a god) BhP
3. (yā), ind. to the best of one's ability Pañcat. Siṃhâs

⋙svaśarīra

1. ○śarīra n. one's own body or person R

⋙svaśiras

1. ○śiras wṛ. for svaḥ-ś○ Hariv

⋙svaśocis

1. ○śocis (svá-), mfn. self-radiant RV

⋙svaścandra

1. ○ścandra (svá-), mfn. sṭself-glittering, self-brilliant ib

⋙svaślāghā

1. ○ślāghā f. self-praise L

⋙svasaṃyukta

1. ○saṃyukta mfn. connected with one's self Sāh

⋙svasaṃvid

1. ○saṃvid f. the knowledge of one's own or the true Essence BhP
2. mfn. knowing only one's self ib

⋙svasaṃvṛta

1. ○saṃvṛta mfn. self-guarded Mn. vii, 104

⋙svasaṃvedana

1. ○saṃvedana n. knowledge derived from one's self HYog. Buddh

⋙svasaṃvedya

1. ○saṃvedya mfn. intelligible only to one's self Rājat. Daś. Pañcar

⋙svasaṃsthā

1. ○saṃsthā f. the abiding in self, sṭself-possession, absorption in self MW

⋙svasaṃhitā

1. ○saṃhitā f. connection (only) with self, being by one's self or alone, IndSt

⋙svasattā

1. ○sattā f. the being in one's own possession or at one's own disposition KātyŚr., Paddh

⋙svasadṛśa

1. ○sadṛśa mf(ā)n. like or suitable to one's self R. Rājat

⋙svasamāna

1. ○samāna mfn. id. Rājat

⋙svasamuttha

1. ○samuttha mfn. arising within self MBh
2. produced or existing by self, natural MārkP

⋙svasambhava

1. ○sambhava mfn. being one's own origin or source BhP
2. = next ib

⋙svasambhūta

1. ○sambhūta mfn. produced from one's self Kathās

⋙svasammukha

1. ○sammukha mfn. facing one's self, turning to one's self Cat

⋙svasara

1. ○sara See s.v

⋙svasarva

1. ○sarva n. the whole of one's own property Cat

⋙svasāra

1. ○sāra (svá-), n. = -sara RV

⋙svasic

1. ○síc mfn. pouring out spontaneously VS. TS. (cf. su-síc)

⋙svasiddha

1. ○siddha mfn. spontaneously effected BhP
2. naturally one's own, belonging to one's self by nature ib

⋙svasū

1. ○sū f. 'self-created', the earth L

⋙svasṛt

1. ○sṛt mfn. going one's own way RV

⋙svasetu

1. ○setu (svá-), mf(u)n. forming one's own embankment or bridge ib

⋙svasainya

1. ○sainya n. one's own army L

⋙svaskanda

1. ○skanda m. a person who has gained his liberty by redeeming a pledge L

⋙svastara

1. ○stara m. self-strewn grass (as a couch) ĀśvGṛ. Gobh. Āpast

⋙svastha

1. ○stha mf(ā)n. self-abiding, being in one's self (or 'in the self' Sarvad.), being in one's natural state, being one's self uninjured, unmolested, contented, doing well, sound well, healthy (in body and mind
2. often vḷ. for su-stha), comfortable, at ease (compar. -tara) MaitrUp. &c. &c
3. relying upon one's self, confident, resolute, composed W
4. self-sufficient, independent ib
5. (am), ind. composedly MW
6. -citta mfn. sound in mind Jātakam
7. -tā f. well-being, health, ease Pañcat. HYog
8. -vṛtta n. medical treatment of a healthy person Car
9. ○thâriṣṭa n. a death-token in a healthy person, Aśvav

⋙svasthāna

1. ○sthāna n. one's own place, own home KātyŚr. Gobh. MBh. &c
2. mfn. being in one's own place Lāṭy
3. -stha mfn. standing in or occupying one's own condition MW

⋙svasthita

1. ○sthita mfn. independent Nir

⋙svasthīkṛ

1. ○sthī-√kṛ P. -karoti, to make one's self, make well, reduce to one's natural condition Pañcad

⋙svasthībhū

1. ○sthī-√bhū P. -bhavati, to become one's self, return to one's natural condition, become well or _ sober Prab

⋙svasvakāla

1. ○sva-kāla m. the proper time for each Kāv

⋙svasvadha

1. ○svadha m. pl. N. of a partic. class of Pitṛis Cat

⋙svasvaprāṇa

1. ○sva-prâṇa m. pl. the respective breath or life of each Sāy

⋙svasvabhāva

1. ○svabhāva m. one's natural disposinon Mṛicch

⋙svasvaruci

1. ○sva-ruci mfn. pl. every one brilliant in his own way Siṃhâs

⋙svasvarūpa

1. ○svarūpa n. one's true character Vedântas. HYog
2. N. of wk

⋙svasvāmibhāva

1. ○svāmi-bhāva m. the relation of possession and possessor KapS

⋙svasvāmisambandha

1. ○svāmi-sambandha m. id. Sāṃkhyak. Sch

⋙svahantṛ

1. ○hantṛ m. a suicide Siṃhâs

⋙svaharaṇa

1. ○haraṇa n. confiscation of property Gaut

⋙svahasta

1. ○hasta m. one's own hand (○taṃ-√dā, 'to offer one's hand for aid loc.') Ratnâv. Hit. &c
2. own handwriting, autograph Vishṇ
3. -gata mfn. fallen into or being in one's own hands L
4. -svastika-stanī f. covering (her) breasts with crossed hands Kathās
5. ○hastôllikhita mfn. drawn or painted by one's own hṭhands, MW. [Page 1277, Column]

⋙svahastikā

1. ○hastikā f. a hoe, mattock, pickaxe Pañcat

⋙svahastita

1. ○hastita mfn. held or supported by one's own hand Naish

⋙svahita

1. ○hita mfn. beneficial to one's self Kāv
2. well disposed to one's self Pañcat
3. n. one's own welfare Śiś
4. ○tâiṣin mfn. seeking one's own good or advantage W

⋙svahetu

1. ○hetu m. one's own cause, own sake (○tunā, 'for one's own self') ib

⋙svahotṛ

1. ○hotṛ (svá-), m. one's own Hotṛi AV

⋙svākāra

1. svâkāra m. (for sv-āk○ See p. 1283) one's own nature, natural disposition Pañcat
2. mfn. having one's own form W
3. -kara m. a partic. Samādhi Kāraṇḍ

⋙svākṛti

1. svâkṛti mfn. (for sv-āk○ See p. 1283) = ○kāra MW

⋙svākṣapāda

1. svâkṣa-pāda m. a follower of the Nyāya philosophy L

⋙svākṣara

1. svâkṣara m. one's own handwriting, autograph L

⋙svākhyāta

1. svâkhyāta mfn. self-announced (-tā f.) HYog

⋙svākhyāśataka

1. svâkhyā-śataka n. N. of wk

⋙svāgata

1. svâgata mfn. (for sv-āg○ See p. 1283) come of one's self MW

⋙svāṃkṛta

1. svā́ṃ-kṛta mfn. made one's own, seized TS

⋙svāṅga

1. svâṅga n. a limb of one's own body, one's own body, limb or body in the strict (not metaphorical) sense Kāv. Yogas. &c
2. m. a proper N. MW
3. -bhaṅga m. injury to one's own body Ml
4. -śīta mfn. cooled in all parts Bhpr

⋙svājñā

1. svâjñā f. one's own command (○jñāṃ-√grah, 'to submit to one's command') Uttamac

⋙svāñjalyaka

1. svâñjalyaka n. the joining of one's hands in supplication, supplication MBh

⋙svātman

1. svâtman m. one's own self, one's self (= reflexive pron.), one's own nature (○ma-tā f.) NṛisUp. R. Kathās. &c
2. (○ma) -nirūpaṇa n. -nirūpaṇa-prakaraṇa n. -pūjā f. -prakāśikā f. -prabodha m. -prayoga-pradīpikā f. -yoga-pradīpa m. N. of wks
3. -vadha m. suicide Kathās
4. -saṃvitty-upadeśa m. -saṃvid-upadeśa m. ○mânanda-prakaraṇa n. ○mânanda-prakāśa m. ○mânanda-vivardhinī f. ○mânanda-stotra n. ○mânandôpadeśa m. ○mânubodha m. ○mânubhava m. ○mânurūpaṇa n. N. of wks
5. ○mârāma mfn. taking pleasure in or contented with one's self Pañcar
6. m. (also -yogin or -yogī7ndra) N. of an author Cat
7. ○mâvabodha, ○mâpadeśa m. N. of wks

⋙svātmībhāva

1. svâtmī-bhāva m. vḷ. for ātmī-bh○, q.v. Bhartṛ

⋙svādāna

1. svâdāna n. (for sv-ād○ See p. 1283) taking what belongs to one's self or one's own due Mn. viii, 172

⋙svādhikāra

1. svâdhikāra m. one's own office, special charge, peculiar station Megh. Pañcat

⋙svādhipatya

1. svâdhipatya n. own supremacy, supreme sway, sovereignty W

⋙svādhiṣṭhāna

1. svâdhiṣṭhāna n. one's own place VP. Sch
2. one of the 6 mystical circles of the body ( See cakra) Pañcar. Ānand

⋙svādhīna

1. svâdhīna mf(ā)n. dependent on one's self, independent, free Hariv. R
2. being in one's own power or control, being at one's own disposal MBh. Kāv. &c
3. -kuśala mfn. having prosperity in one's own power Śak
4. -tā f. subjection to (only) one's self, independence, freedom Kāv
5. -tva n. (= -tā) ib
6. -patikā (Pratāp.) or -bhartṛkā (Sāh.), f. a woman whose husband is under her own control. 1

⋙svādhyāya

1. svâdhyāyá m. reciting or repeating or rehearsing to one's self, repetition or recitation of the Veda in a low voice to one's self ŚBr. &c. &c
2. repeating the Veda aloud (acc. with caus. of √1. śru, 'to cause the Veda to be repeated aloud') Mn. iii, 232
3. recitation or perusal of any sacred texts W
4. the Veda L
5. a day on which sacred recitation is resumed after its suspension MW
6. N. of wk
7. mfn. studying the Veda (-tama, perhaps wṛ. for svâdhyāyi-t○) Divyâv
8. -dhṛk mfn. one who repeats or recites the Veda Āpast
9. -brāhmaṇa n. N. of ch. in the Taittiriyâraṇyaka
10. -vat mfn. (= -dhṛk) Yājñ. MBh. Hariv
11. m. a repeater or student of the Veda W
12. ○yāyârthin m. one who seeks a maintenance for himself during his studentship Mn.xi, 1. 2

⋙svādhyāya

1. svâdhyāya Nom. P. ○yāyati, to study, recite, read to (acc.) Divyâv. SaddhP

⋙svādhyāyana

1. svâdhyāyana m. N. of a man
2. pl. his family Cat

⋙svādhyāyanikā

1. svâdhyāyanikā f. a certain portion of a sacred work or sacred texts which have to be repeated or studied Divyâv

⋙svādhyāyin

1. svâdhyāyin mfn. repeating or reciting the Veda MBh. (cf. nitya-sv○)
2. m. one who recites or repeats any sacred texts to himself, (esp.) a repeater of the Veda W
3. a tradesman, shopkeeper, dealer L

⋙svādhyāyinikā

1. svâdhyāyinikā f. = svâdhyāyanikā Divyâv

⋙svānanda

1. svânanda m. delight in one's self Cat
2. -candrikā f. N. of wk
3. -pūrṇa m. N. of an author Cat

⋙svānubhava

1. svânubhava m. one's own personal experience or observation Cat
2. ○vâdarśa m. N. of wk

⋙svānubhāva

1. svânubhāva m. enjoyment of or love for property Kathās

⋙svānubhūti

1. svânubhūti f. one's own experience Cat
2. self-enjoyment ( See comp.)
3. -prakāśa m. -prakāśa-vivṛti f. -vākya n. ○bhūty-abhidha-nāṭaka n. N. of wks
4. ○bhūty-eka-sāra mfn. whose only essence consists in self-enjoyment Bhartṛ

⋙svānurūpa

1. svânurūpa mfn. resembling one's self, suited to one's character Kathās
2. natural, innate W. [Page 1277, Column]

⋙svānusāra

1. svânusāra m. (only eṇa, 'according to one's property') Hcat

⋙svānta

1. svânta m. (accord. to Pāṇ. 7-2, 13 fr. √svan) own end BhP
2. own death Śiś
3. own territory or domain or province Kām
4. n. 'seat of the Ego', the heart (as self of the emotions
5. ifc. f. ā) Kāv. Kathās. MārkP. &c
6. a cavern L
7. -ja m. 'heart-born', love Gīt
8. -vat mfn. having a heart Kathās
9. -stha mfn. being in the heart (perhaps wṛ. for svântaḥ-stha, 'being in one's interior') BhP

⋙svānyadīyatva

1. svânyadīya-tva n. the state of being one's own or some one else's MW
2. -saṃdeha m. doubt about 'meum' and 'tūm' ib

⋙svāparādha

1. svâparādha m. offence against one's self Hariv

⋙svapyaya

1. svápyayá m. turning into one's self (as an explanation of svápna) ŚBr. Bādar

⋙svābhāva

1. svâbhāva m. own non-existence Nīlak

⋙svābhicārin

1. svâbhicārin (prob.) wṛ. for vyabhic○ Kathās

⋙svābhīṣṭa

1. svâbhī7ṣṭa mfn. loved by one's self Pañcar

⋙svāyatta

1. svâyatta mfn. dependent on one's self being under one's own control (-tva n.) Kathās. Daś. Rājat. &c
2. uncontrolled by others, one's own master MW

⋙svāyattīkṛ

1. svâyattī-√kṛ P. -karoti &c., to make subject to one's self Uttamac

⋙svāyoga

1. svâyoga m. the not being contained in one's self TPrāt. Sch

⋙svārabdha

1. svârabdha or mfn. self-undertaken BhP. 1

⋙svārambhaka

1. svâḍrambhaka mfn. self-undertaken BhP. 1

⋙svārāj

1. svā-rāj mfn. (for 2. See p. 1282) = sva-r○ Prab

⋙svārāma

1. svârāma mfn. delighting in one's self BhP

⋙svāruh

1. svā-rúh (or svâr○?), mfn. growing from (its) own √, firm-rooted TS
2. (nom. ○rut, fr. ○rudh Kāṭh.)

⋙svārjita

1. svârjita mfn. self-acquired Kāv

⋙svārtha

1. svârtha m. one's own affair or cause, personal matter or advantage, self-interest, one's own aim or object (also pl.) MaitrUp. MBh. R. &c
2. one's own property or substance MW
3. own or original meaning Sāh. Vedântas. TPrāt. Sch
4. similar meaning (prob. for sârtha), a pleonasm MW
5. = liṅgârtha-viśeṣa L
6. mf(ā)n. directed to one's self egoistical (-tā f.) Kum. Tarkas. &c
7. adapted to (its) purpose Car
8. having one's object, expressing (its) own inherent or true meaning, havṭhaving a natural or literal meaning, havṭhaving a similar merits (= sârtha), pleonastic MW
9. (am or e), ind. on one's own account, for one's self Kāv. Kathās. KapS. &c
10. -paṇḍita mfn. clever in one's own affairs MBh
11. -para mfn. intent on one's own advantage, self-interested Śiś. (-tā f. 'selfishness' MW.)
12. -parâyaṇa mfn. id. MW
13. -prayatna m. a self-interested project Ratnâv
14. -bhāj mfn. managing one's own affairs HPariś
15. -bhraṃśin mfn. ruinous to one's own interests Pañcat
16. -lipsu mfn. wishing to gain one's own object, self-seeking MW
17. -vighāta m. frustration of one's object ib
18. -sādhaka mfn. effective of or promoting one's own object Cāṇ. BhP. Nir
19. -sādhana n. accomplishment of one's own object or desire Mn. Rājat
20. (○na) -tatpara mfn. intent upon it Mn. iv, 196
21. -siddhi f. (= sādhana) Rājat
22. ○thânumāna n. 'inference for one's self', (in log.) a partic. process of induction MW
23. ○thết mfn. attending to one's own affairs TS
24. ○thôpapatti f. the gaining one's own object Ragh

⋙svārthika

1. svârthika mfn. having one's own object MW
2. preserving an original meaning unchanged, pleonastic Pāṇ. Sch. Sāy
3. done with one's own wealth MW

⋙svārthin

1. svârthin mfn. pursuing one's own objects, self-seeking Siṃhâs

⋙svāvamānana

1. svâvamānana n. (L.) or (Sāh.) self-contempt, despair of one's self

⋙svāvamānanā

1. svâvaḍmānanā f. (Sāh.) self-contempt, despair of one's self

⋙svāvasu

1. svā́-vasu mfn. guarding one's possessions RV. (cf. svá-v○)

⋙svāśiṣātman

1. svâśiṣâtman mfn. (āśiṣā instr. of āśis) thinking only of one's own wishes BhP

⋙svāśraya

1. svâśraya mfn. relating or referring to the thing itself or to the point in question Pāṇ. Sch

⋙svāśrita

1. svâśrita mfn. self-dependent MW

⋙svāhata

1. svâhata mfn. struck or coined by one's self Rājat

⋙sveccha

1. svêccha ibc. (Daś.) or accord. to one's own wish, at will or pleasure, of one's own accord, voluntarily

⋙sveccham

1. svêcḍcham ind. (Kathās. Chandom.) accord. to one's own wish, at will or pleasure, of one's own accord, voluntarily

⋙svecchā

1. svêcchā f. one's own wish or will, free will Kāv. Rājat. Pañcar
2. ibc. or (ayā), ind. accord. to one's own wish, at pleasure, of one's own free will VarBṛS. Kathās. MārkP. &c
3. -"ṣcāra (○châc○), m. acting as one likes, doing what is right in one's own eyes MW
4. -tas ind. (= svêcchayā above) Kathās. Hit
5. -"ṣdhīna (○châdh○), mfn. dependent on one's own will or inclination MW
6. -maya mf(ī)n. endowed with free will BhP. Pañcar
7. -mṛtyu mfn. having death in one's own power, dying at one's own will
8. m. N. of Bhīshma (who had received from his father the power of fixing the time of his own death) Pañcar
9. -"ṣhāra (○châh○), mfn. eating anything at one's pleasure (○ra-vihāra m. 'feeding and roaming accord. to one's inclination') Hit

⋙sveṣṭa

1. svêṣṭa mfn. dear to one's self
2. -devatā f. (Kathās. Vet.) or -daivata n. (Kathās.) a favourite deity

⋙svaitu

1. svâitu (svá-etu), mfn. (perhaps) going one's own gait or way RV

⋙svaiṣa

1. svâiṣá m. one's own or free choice ŚBr. [Page 1278, Column]

⋙svokta

1. svôkta mfn. spoken by one's self (○tam ākṣipati, 'he corrects his own previous remark') Śak. Sch

⋙svocita

1. svôcita mfn. suitable to one's self Kathās. Rājat. Daś. Sch

⋙svottha

1. svôttha mfn. arising or originating in one's self, innate ChUp. Sch

⋙svotthita

1. svôtthita mfn. originating in or caused by one's self Kathās

⋙svodaya

1. svôdaya m. the rising of a sign or of any heavenly body at any partic. place (determined by adding to or deducting from the laṅkôdaya or time of rising at Ceylon) MW

⋙svodarapūraka

1. svôdara-pūraka mfn. filling only one's belly, thinking only of eating L

⋙svodarapūraṇa

1. svôdara-pūraṇa n. the filling of one's own belly, eating one's fill Pañcad

⋙svopajña

1. svôpajña mfn. self-invented, sṭself-composed Hemac
2. -dhātu-pāṭha-vivaraṇa m. N. of wk

⋙svopadhi

1. svôpadhi m. self-support MW
2. (prob.) a fixed star ib

⋙svopārjita

1. svôpârjita mfn. self-acquired Dāyat

⋙svoras

1. svôras n. one's own breast Nal

⋙svaujas

1. svâujas mfn. having natural or peculiar energy MW
2. m. N. of a minister Nyāyam

≫sva

1. sva Nom. P. svati (pf. svām-āsa) = sva ivâcarati, he acts like himself or his kindred Vop. xxi, 7

≫svaka

1. svaka mf(akā or ikā)n. = 1. sva, one's own, my own &c. Mn. MBh. &c
2. m. one of one's own people, a relation, kinsman, friend
3. pl. one's own people, friends Mṛicch. BhP
4. n. one's own goods property, wealth, riches MBh. Kāv. &c

≫svakasvaka

1. svaka-svaka mfn. = svaka Kāraṇḍ

≫svakīya

1. svakīya mfn. = 1. sva, one's own, own, proper, belonging to one's self or family or people MBh. Kāv. &c
2. m. (pl.) one's own people, followers, friends MBh
3. (ā), f. one's own wife MW

≫svadhaya

1. svadhaya Nom. P. ○yati, to propitiate, conciliate BhP. (Sch.)

≫svadhā

1. sva-dhā́ f. (for svadhā́ See p. 1280) self-position, self-power, inherent power (accord. to some, N. of Nature or the material Universe
2. sva-dháyā 'by self-power') RV
3. own state or condition or nature, habitual state, custom, rule, law RV
4. ease, comfort, pleasure (ánu svadhā́m, svadhā́m ánu or svadhā́ ánu, svadháyā, or svadhā́bhiḥ, 'according to one's habit or pleasure, spontaneously, willingly, easily, freely, undisturbedly, wantonly, sportively') RV. AV. VS. TBr
5. own place, home (svadhé du. 'the two places or homes', heaven and earth Naigh. iii, 30) ib
6. 'own portion or share', the sacrificial offering due to each god, (esp.) the food or libation, or refreshing drink (cf. 2. su-dhā) offered to the Pitṛis or spirits of deceased ancestors (consisting of clarified butter &c. and often only a remainder of the Havis
7. also applied to other oblations or libations, and personified as a daughter of Daksha and wife of the Pitṛis or of Aṅgiras or of a Rudra or of Agni) RV. &c. &c
8. (-dhá), ind. (with dat. or gen.) the exclamation or benediction used on presenting (or as a substitute for) the above oblation or libation to the gods or departed ancestors (accord. to Mn. iii, 252 the highest form of benediction at a Śrāddha
9. with √kṛ, 'to pronounce the exclamation or benediction sva-dhā'
10. svadhâstu, 'let there be a blessing on it' [RTL. 104, n.]) RV. &c. &c

⋙svadhākara

1. ○kara mfn. offering libations and oblations to deceased ancestors or deified progenitors Mn. ix, 127
2. = next MW

⋙svadhākāra

1. ○kārá m. pronouncing the benediction svadhā or the exclamation itself AV. TS. ĀpŚr. Mn. MārkP

⋙svadhādhipa

1. ○"ṣdhipa (○dhâdh○), m. 'lord of the Sva-dhā, N. of Agni Hariv

⋙svadhāninayana

1. ○ninayana n. performance of a Śrāddha rite with Sva-dhā Mn. ii, 172
2. ○yanīya mfn. relating to it Gobh

⋙svadhāpati

1. ○pati m. lord of the SvṭSva-dhā (Indra) RV

⋙svadhāprāṇa

1. ○prâṇa (○dhā́-), mfn. breathing Sva-dhā AV

⋙svadhāpriya

1. ○priya m. 'fond of SvṭSva-dhā', Agni or fire W
2. black sesamum (= tila or sesṭsesamum offered to the Pitṛis) L

⋙svadhābhājin

1. ○bhājin m. pl. 'SvṭSva-dhā-eating', the Pitṛis R

⋙svadhābhuj

1. ○bhuj m. 'id.', a god L
2. pl. = prec. Ragh. MārkP

⋙svadhāmaya

1. ○maya mf(ī)n. 'full of SvṭSva-dhā', the female breast MārkP

⋙svadhāmṛtamaya

1. ○"ṣmṛta-maya (○dhâmṛ○), mfn. consisting of Sva-dhā and nectar (said of a Śrāddha) MBh

⋙svadhāvat

1. ○vat (○dhā́-), mfn. adhering to custom or law, regular, constant, faithful RV
2. containing oblations or refreshment AV
3. containing the word svadhā ŚāṅkhŚr
4. m. pl. a class of Pitṛis MBh. (B. sudhāvat)

⋙svadhāśana

1. ○"ṣśana m. pl. 'Svadhā eaters', the Pitṛis L

≫svadhāmahe

1. svadhāmahe (formed like yajāmahe) a sacrificial exclamation or benediction ĀpŚr

≫svadhāyin

1. svadhāyín mfn. owning the Svadhā (said of the Pitṛis
2. vḷ. svadhāvín) VS. TBr

≫svadhāvan

1. svadhā́van mf(arī)n. lawful, constant, faithful RV
2. containing homes (as heaven and earth) ib

≫svadhāvin

1. svadhāvín mfn. containing refreshment TS
2. owning the Svadhā ( See svadhāyín). [Page 1278, Column]

⋙svayaṃ

1. svayaṃ in comp. for svayam

⋙svadhāvinyāna

1. ○yāna n. 'advance of one's own accord', offensive warfare, Mahāvy

⋙svadhāvinvara

1. ○vara mf(ā)n. self-choosing (with kanyā, a girl who chooses her husband herself') Mn. MBh. &c
2. m. self-choice, the election of a husband by a princess or daughter of a Kshitriya at a public assembly of suitors MBh. R. &c
3. -kathā f. the declaration of a Svayaṃ-vara MW
4. -kṛta-kṣaṇā f. a maiden who has fixed the moment for a SvṭSvayam ib
5. -pati m. a husband chosen at a Svayam Kathās
6. -prabhā f. N. of the wife of the Daitya Trailokya-mālin ib
7. -vadhū f. a self-chosen wife Śak
8. -vāpī f. (?) Pañcat
9. -vṛta mfn. self-chosen, elected by one's self. ib
10. -sakkī f. a self-chosen female friend ib
11. -suhṛd m. a self-chosen friend (○hṛt-tva n.) ib
12. -stha mfn. engaged in a Svayam Ragh
13. ○râgata mfn. come of one's own free will Kathās

⋙svadhāvinvaraṇa

1. ○varaṇa n. the free choice of a husband (= -vara) Bālar

⋙svadhāvinvarayitrī

1. ○varayitrī f. a maiden who herself chooses her own husband, Pracaṇḍ

⋙svadhāvinvaśa

1. ○vaśa mfn. subject to one's self, self-dependent, free MBh

⋙svadhāvinvaha

1. ○vaha mfn. selfmoving Sūryas. Sch
2. n. (scil. yantra) a self-moving machine or instrument Gol

⋙svadhāvinvāda

1. ○vāda m. one's own statement Rājat

⋙svadhāvinvānta

1. ○vānta mfn. vomited by one's self HPariś

⋙svadhāvinvikrīta

1. ○vikrīta mfn. sold by one's self Vet

⋙svadhāvinvilīna

1. ○vilīná mfn. self-dissolved MaitrS

⋙svadhāvinviśīrṇa

1. ○viśīrṇa mfn. self-fallen, dropped spontaneously Kum

⋙svadhāvinvṛta

1. ○vṛta mfn. self-chosen Vikr

⋙svadhāvinvedana

1. ○vedana n. spontaneous consciousness Sarvad

⋙svadhāvinvyaktasthalastotra

1. ○vyakta-sthala-stotra n. N. of a Stotra

⋙svadhāvinśārṇa

1. ○śārṇa mfn. = -viśīrṇa Gaut

⋙svadhāvinśṛta

1. ○śṛta mfn. ripened spontaneously Kāṭh

⋙svadhāvinśreṣṭha

1. ○śreṣṭha mfn. best or most excellent by nature (said of Śiva) MBh

⋙svadhāvinsaṃyoga

1. ○saṃyoga m. voluntary (matrimonial) union with (instr.) Gaut

⋙svadhāvinsaṃviddha

1. ○saṃviddha mfn. complete in itself AitBr

⋙svadhāvinsambhṛta

1. ○sambhṛta mf(ā) n. self-composed ŚBr

⋙svadhāvinsiddha

1. ○siddha mfn. perfect in itself (the world) HYog

⋙svadhāvinsras

1. ○sras mfn. dropping spontaneously AV

⋙svadhāvinsrasta

1. ○srasta mfn. dropped or fallen spontaneously Kauś

⋙svadhāvinhārakarī

1. ○hāra-karī

⋙svadhāvinhārikā

1. ○hārikā and f. 'self-seizing', N. of a daughter of Nirmārshṭi (and Du?saha

⋙svadhāvinhārī

1. ○hārī f. 'self-seizing', N. of a daughter of Nirmārshṭi (and Du?saha
2. she is described as exercising an evil influence on certain substances, e.g. by abstracting the colour from saffron and the thread from cotton) MārkP

⋙svadhāvinhotṛ

1. ○hotṛ m. one who himself sacrifices ṢaḍvBr

⋙svadhāvinhoma

1. ○homa m. a sacrifice offered by one's self, a simple (non-formal) sacrṭsacrifice ŚāṅkhBr
2. ○min mfn. offering a sacrṭsacrifice of the above kind ib

⋙svadhāvinkartṛka

1. ○kartṛka mfn. self performed ĀpŚr. Sch

⋙svadhāvinkṛta

1. ○kṛtá (or svayáṃ-k○), mf(ā́)n. made or performed or effected or committed or composed by one's self, natural, spontaneous (with vigraha, 'a war undertaken on one's own account') TBr. &c. &c
2. adopted Yājñ

⋙svadhāvinkṛtin

1. ○kṛtin mfn. acting spontaneously Suśr

⋙svadhāvinkṛṣṭa

1. ○kṛṣṭa mfn. ploughed by one's self Parāś

⋙svadhāvinkrānta

1. ○krānta mfn. mounted by one's self (as a throne) Rājat

⋙svadhāvinkhāta

1. ○khāta mfn. dug by one's self Gobh

⋙svadhāvinguṇaparityāga

1. ○guṇa-parityāga m. spontaneous abandonment of 'the thread' and of 'virtue' Bhartṛ

⋙svadhāvinguptā

1. ○guptā f. 'self-preserved', Mucuna Pruritus or Carpopogon Pruriens Car

⋙svadhāvingurutva

1. ○gurutva n. (its) own weight Subh

⋙svadhāvingraha

1. ○graha m. the taking for one's self (without leave), forcible seizure Śiś

⋙svadhāvingrahaṇa

1. ○grahaṇa n. id. Veṇis

⋙svadhāvingrāha

1. ○grāha m. id. Mālatīm
2. mf(ā)n. one who takes or seizes forcibly MBh
3. spontaneous, voluntary ( See comp.)
4. (am), ind. forcibly, violently Hariv
5. -niṣakta-bāhu mfn. putting the arms spontaneously round (loc.), embracing ardently Kum
6. -praṇaya mfn. spontaneously or ardently affectionate Mṛicch

⋙svadhāvingrāhya

1. ○grāhya mfn. suffering force or constraint MBh

⋙svadhāvinciti

1. ○cití f. piling up on one's own account TS

⋙svadhāvinja

1. ○já mf(ā́)n. spontaneously produced (waters) RV

⋙svadhāvinjāta

1. ○jāta mfn. self-born, sṭspontaneously-produced, brought into any state spontaneously KātyŚr

⋙svadhāvinjyotis

1. ○jyotis (svayáṃ-), mfn. self-shining ŚBr. BhP

⋙svadhāvintyakta

1. ○tyakta mfn. voluntarily abandoned Bhartṛ

⋙svadhāvindatta

1. ○datta mfn. self-given (said of a child who has given himself for adoption
2. one of the 12 kinds of children recognized in law-books) Gaut. Mn. Yājñ

⋙svadhāvindāna

1. ○dāna n. spontaneous gift (of a daughter in marriage) Kathās

⋙svadhāvindina

1. ○diná mfn. ( See 1. dina) self-cut, self-torn TS

⋙svadhāvindṛś

1. ○dṛś mfn. visible or clear by itself, self-evident BhP

⋙svadhāvinnirdiṣṭa

1. ○nirdiṣṭá mfn. self-marked or indicated ŚBr

≫svayam

1. svayám ind. (prob. orig. a nom. of 1. sva, formed like aham) self, one's self (applicable to all persons, e.g. myself, thyself, himself &c.), of or by one's self spontaneously, voluntarily, of one's own accord (also used emphatically with other pronouns [e.g. ahaṃ svayaṃ tat kṛtavān, 'I myself did that']
2. sometimes alone [e.g. svayaṃ tat kṛtavān, 'he himself did that'
3. svayaṃ tat kurvanti, 'they themselves do that'] [Page 1278, Column]
4. connected in sense with a nom. either the subject or predicate or with instr. when the subject or with a gen., and sometimes with acc. or loc
5. often in comp.) RV. &c. &c

⋙svayamagurutva

1. ○agurutva n. state of lightness existing in one's self Subh

⋙svayamadhigata

1. ○adhigata mfn. self-acquired VarBṛS

⋙svayamanuṣṭhāna

1. ○anuṣṭhāna n. one's own performance or achievement Hit

⋙svayamapodita

1. ○apôdita n. that from which one is by one's self exempted AitBr

⋙svayamabhigūrta

1. ○abhigūrta (svayám-), mfn. self-welcomed TS

⋙svayamarjita

1. ○arjita mfn. acquired or gained by one's self Gaut. Mn. Yājñ. &c

⋙svayamavadīrṇa

1. ○avadīrṇa n. a natural fissure on the surface of the earth Kauś

⋙svayamavapanna

1. ○avapanná mf(ā́)n. self-fallen, dropped down spontaneously TS

⋙svayamāgata

1. ○āgata mfn. come of one's own accord, intruding Pañcat

⋙svayamātṛnṇa

1. ○ātṛnṇa mf(ā́)n. full of natural holes ĀpŚr
2. (ā), f. a kind of brick TS
3. ○ṇṇa-vat mfn. full of natural holes ŚBr

⋙svayamānīta

1. ○ānīta mfn. self-brought, brought by one's self HPariś

⋙svayamāsanaḍhaukana

1. ○āsana-ḍhaukana n. fetching one's self a seat or chair HYog

⋙svayamāhṛta

1. ○āhṛta mfn. brought by one's self HPariś

⋙svayamāhṛtyabhojin

1. ○āhṛtya-bhojin mfn. enjoying things brought by one's self MBh

⋙svayamindriyamocana

1. ○indriya-mocana n. spontaneous emission of semen Gobh

⋙svayamīśvara

1. ○īśvara m. one's own lord, an absolute sovereign NṛisUp

⋙svayamīhitalabdha

1. ○īhitalabdha mfn. gained by one's own effort Mn. ix, 208

⋙svayamukti

1. ○ukti m. a deponent or witness who volunteers to give evidence in a lawsuit Nār
2. f. voluntary declaration or information W
3. (in law) voluntary testmony or evidence ib

⋙svayamujjvala

1. ○ujjvala mfn. self-radiant VarBṛS

⋙svayamudita

1. ○uditá mfn. risen spontaneously ŚBr

⋙svayamudgīrṇa

1. ○udgīrṇa mfn. unsheathed by itself (said of a sword) VarBṛS

⋙svayamudghāṭita

1. ○udghāṭita mfn. opened spontaneously (as a door) ib

⋙svayamudyata

1. ○udyata mf(ā)n. offered spontaneously MBh

⋙svayamupasthita

1. ○upasthita mf(ā)n. come voluntarily or of one's own accord BhP

⋙svayamupāgata

1. ○upâgata mfn. id
2. m. a child who offers himself voluntarily for adoption MW

⋙svayamupeta

1. ○upêtá mfn. approached of one's own accord ŚBr

⋙svayampatita

1. ○patita mfn. = -avapanna Kull. on Mn. vi, 21

⋙svayampāṭha

1. ○pāṭha m. an original text TPrāt. Sch

⋙svayampāpa

1. ○pāpa (svayám-), mfn. (prob.) injuring one's self TS

⋙svayamprakāśa

1. ○prakāśa mfn. self-manifesting BhP
2. m. N. of various authors (also with yati, yogéndra, muni, sarasvatī &c.) Cat
3. ○tīrtha
4. ○śâtman (sarasvatī), ○śânanda (muni), ○śêndra (sarasvatī), m. N. of authors ib

⋙svayamprakāśamāna

1. ○prakāśamāna mfn. self-luminous (-tva n.) Vedântas

⋙svayamprajvalita

1. ○prajvalita mfn. self-kindled Kauś

⋙svayampradīrṇa

1. ○pradīrṇa n. = avadīrṇa KātyŚr

⋙svayamprabha

1. ○prabha mfn. self-shininh MBh. Hariv. BhP
2. m. (with Jainas) N. of the fourth Arhat of the future Utsarpiṇī L
3. (ā), f. N. of an Apsaras MBh
4. of a daughter of Hemasāvarṇi R
5. of a daughter of Maya Kathās

⋙svayamprabhu

1. ○prabhu m. self-powerful R

⋙svayamprasīrṇa

1. ○prasīrṇá mfn. = -avapanna ŚBr

⋙svayamprastuta

1. ○prastutá mfn. self-praised ib

⋙svayamprokta

1. ○prôkta mfn. sṭself-announced HirP

⋙svayambodha

1. ○bodha m. N. of a Vedânta wk

⋙svayambhagna

1. ○bhagna mf(ā)n. broken spontaneously KātyŚr. R

⋙svayambhu

1. ○bhu m. 'self-existent', N. of Brahman MBh. R
2. of Śiva Pañcar
3. (-bhú), n. of -bhū (q.v.)
4. -caitanya n. N. of a temple of Ādi-buddha, IndAnt

⋙svayambhuva

1. ○bhuva mfn. = -bhū MBh. R
2. m. N. of the first Manu (wṛ. for svāyam-bh○) W
3. (ā), f. a kind of shrub L

⋙svayambhū

1. ○bhū́ mfn. self-existing, independent RV. TS. KaṭhUp. Suśr
2. m. N. of Brahman Mn. MBh. &c
3. of Śiva Kathās
4. of Vishṇu ib
5. of Buddha Buddh
6. of Ādi-buddha ib
7. of a Pratyeka-buddha L
8. of Kāla or time L
9. of Kāmadeva L
10. of Vyāsa Cat
11. (with Jainas) of the third black Vāsudeva L
12. of various plants L
13. the air (= antarikṣa) L
14. mfn. relating or belonging to Buddha Kathās
15. -kṣetra-māhātmya n. -purāṇa n. -mātṛkā-tantra n. N. of wks
16. -liṅga n. N. of a Liṅga (= jyotir-l○) Cat
17. -liṅga-sambhūtā f. a partic. plant (= liṅginī) L

⋙svayambhūta

1. ○bhūta m. 'self-created', N. of Śiva MW

⋙svayambhṛta

1. ○bhṛta mfn. self-maintained or nourished BhP

⋙svayambhoja

1. ○bhoja m. N. of a son of Pratikshatra Hariv
2. of a son of Śini BhP

⋙svayambhrami

1. ○bhrami or mfn. self-revolving ib

⋙svayambhramin

1. ○bhraḍmin mfn. self-revolving ib

⋙svayammathita

1. ○mathitá mfn. self-churned TS

⋙svayammurta

1. ○murtá mfn. self-curdled, self-coagulated ib

⋙svayammṛta

1. ○mṛta mfn. one who has died a natural death (lit. of his own accord) Pañcat. Hit

⋙svayammlāna

1. ○mlāna mfn. faded or withered of itself (i.e. naturally) Kauś

≫svayu

1. svayú mfn. left to itself (as cattle) RV
2. ruling of one's own free will or own right (as Indra) ib

≫svāpaya

1. svāpaya Nom. P. ○yati (cf. Caus. of √svap) Vop

≫svāmin

1. svāmin See p. 1284, col. 1

≫svāya

1. svāya (cf. 2. sva), Nom. Ā. ○yate = sva ivâcarati, he acts like himself or his own kindred Vop

≫svikā

1. svikā See svaka, col. 1

≫svin

1. svin See śata-svin and śrotra-svin. [Page 1279, Column]

≫svī

1. svī in comp. for 1. sva

⋙svīkaraṇa

1. ○karaṇa n. making one's own, appropriating, accepting, acquiring Nir. Yājñ. Rājat
2. taking to wife, marrying Kālid. assenting, agreeing, promising Sarvad
3. -karman mfn. whose function is to appropriate Kull

⋙svīkaraṇīya

1. ○karaṇīya mfn. to be appropriated or accepted or assumed or assented to or promised W

⋙svīkartavya

1. ○kartavya mfn. to be accepted VarBṛS
2. to be assented or agreed to Sarvad

⋙svīkartṛ

1. ○kartṛ mfn. one who wishes to make one's own or win any one Rājat

⋙svīkāra

1. ○kāra m. making one's own, appropriation, claiming, claim BhP. Siddh
2. reception Kathās
3. assent, agreement, consent, promise Sarvad
4. -graha m. robbery, forcible seizure Mcar
5. -pattra n. a written document or will disposing of one's property RTL. 531
6. -rahita mfn. devoid of assent, not agreed to W
7. ○rânta mfn. ended or concluded by assent, agreed to ib

⋙svīkārya

1. ○kārya mfn. to be appropriated or taken possession of Rājat
2. to be received Kathās
3. to be got in one's power or won over ib
4. to be agreed or assented to Pat

⋙svīkṛ

1. ○√kṛ (svií-), P. Ā. -karoti, -kurute (the latter older and more correct), to make one's own, win, appropriate, claim ŚBr. &c. &c
2. to take to one's self, choose (with or without bhāryârthe, 'to take for a wife, marry'
3. snuṣā-tvena, 'for a daughter-in-law') R. Kathās. Rājat
4. to win power over (hearts &c.) Daś. BhP
5. (Ā.) to admit, assent or agree to, ratify Hit. Sarvad.: Caus. -kārayati, to cause any one to appropriate, present any one with (two acc.) Rājat

⋙svīkṛta

1. ○kṛta mfn. appropriated, accepted, admitted, claimed, agreed, assented to, promised Kāv. Pur. &c

⋙svīkṛti

1. ○kṛti f. taking possession of, appropriation HPariś

≫svīya

1. svīya mf(ā)n. relating or belonging to one's self, own, proper, peculiar, characteristic Kāv. Pur. &c
2. m. (pl.) one's own people or kindred ib
3. (ā), f. 'one's own wife', a wife solely attached to her husband Sāh

⋙svīyākṣara

1. svīyâkṣara m. one's own handwriting or signature, autograph L

≫svaira

1. svâira mf(ā)n. (prob. fr. sva + īra, 'going, moving') going where one likes, doing what one likes, self-willed, wilful, independent, unrestrained L
2. walking slowly or cautiously Kāv
3. voluntary, optional MW
4. (am), n. wilfulness ib
5. (am), ind. according to one's own inclination or will or pleasure, of one's own accord, freely, unconstrainedly, easily, spontaneously, at random Vas. MBh. Kāv. &c., slowly, softly, gently, cautiously Kāv. Kathās. &c
6. unreservedly, confidingly ib
7. (eṇa), ind. at will, at random R. BhP
8. (eṣu), ind. in optional or indifferent matters MBh. R

⋙svairakathā

1. ○kathā f. unreserved or unconstrained conversation Bhartṛ

⋙svairagati

1. ○gati mfn. going about freely Śak

⋙svairacārin

1. ○cārin mfn. acting at will, free, independent MBh. Hariv. R

⋙svairatā

1. ○tā f. wilfulness, independence Vet

⋙svairavartin

1. ○vartin mfn. acting as one likes, following one's own inclinations BhP

⋙svairavihārin

1. ○vihārin mfn. roaming about at pleasure Yājñ
2. unimpeded, meeting with no resistance Rājat

⋙svairavṛtta

1. ○vṛtta mf(ā)n. = -vartin MBh. R

⋙svairavṛtti

1. ○vṛtti mfn. acting wilfully or without restraint MBh. BhP
2. f. wilfulness, unbridledness L

⋙svairastha

1. ○stha mfn. remaining indifferent or unconcerned Kathās

⋙svairācāra

1. svâirâcāra mfn. of unrestrained conduct or behaviour MBh

⋙svairālāpa

1. svâirâlāpa m. = svâira-kathā Bhartṛ

⋙svairāhāra

1. svâirâhāra m. as much food as one likes, abundant food Rājat

≫svairakam

1. svâirakam ind. freely, unreservedly, unrestrainedly, straight out, plainly Mṛicch

≫svairatha

1. svâiratha m. (perhaps for svâira-ratha, 'whose chariot moves freely') N. of a son of Jyotishmat VP
2. n. N. of the Varsha ruled by Svâiratha ib

≫svairi

1. svâiri in comp. for svâiriṅ

⋙svairikarman

1. ○karman n. (prob. wṛ. for svâira-k○) an action accomplished for one's own profit Āpast

⋙svairitā

1. ○tā f. wilfulness, independence L

≫svairin

1. svâirin mfn. going where one likes, free, independent, unrestrained (esp. said of unchaste women) ChUp. MBh. &c
2. (iṇī), f. a bat L

svaḥkāmya

1. svaḥ-kāmya svaḥ-pati &c. See p. 1281, col. 2

svakampana

1. sva-kampana sva-kambalā &c. See p. 1275, col. 1

svakk

1. svakk See √ṣvakk

svakta

1. sv-akta mfn. well smeared or anointed Car

svakṣa

1. sv-akṣa mfn. having a beautiful axle R
2. m. a chariot having a beautiful axle MBh. [Page 1279, Column]

svakṣa

1. sv-akṣa mfn. having perfect organs of sense Śiś

svakṣa

1. sv-akṣa mf(ī)n. handsome-eyed MBh. R
2. m. pl. N. of a people MBh

svagata

1. sva-gata sva-guṇa &c. See p. 1275, col. 2

svagā

1. svagā ind. a sacrificial exclamation (expressing desire for prosperity) VS. ŚBr. TBr

⋙svagākartṛ

1. ○kartṛ́ mfn. uttering the exclṭexclamation Svagā TS

⋙svagākāra

1. ○kārá m. the exclṭexclamation Svagā VS. TBr

⋙svagākṛ

1. ○√kṛ P. -karoti, to utter the exclṭexclamation Svagā TS. ŚBr

⋙svagākṛta

1. ○kṛta (svagā́-), mfn. one over whom the exclṭexclamation Svagā has been pronounced ŚBr
2. finished, done TS

⋙svagākṛti

1. ○kṛti (svagā́-), m. the use of the exclṭexclamation Svagā MaitrS. TBr

svagni

1. sv-agní mfn. one who has a good Agni or fire RV

svaṅg

1. svaṅg (c.f. √śvaṅg), cl. 1. P. svaṅgati, te go, move Dhātup. v, 44 Vop

svaṅga

1. sv-áṅga mfn. having a beautiful body, well-shaped, fair-limbed RV
2. n. a good or handsome limb MW

svaṅgārin

1. sv-aṅgārin mfn. having beautiful coals (said of fire) Hcat

svaṅguri

1. sv-aṅgurí mfn. handsome-fingered (said of Savitṛi and Sinīvālī) RV

svacara

1. sva-cara sva-cetas &c. See p. 1275, col. 2

svaccha

1. sv-accha mf(ā)n. very transparent or clear, pellucid, crystalline R. Pañcat. &c
2. bright-coloured Kathās
3. clear, distinct (as speech) ib
4. pure (as the mind or heart) ib
5. healthy, sound, convalescent (in this sense perhaps Prākṛit for svastha) L
6. m. rock-crystal L
7. the jujube tree L
8. (ā), f. white Dūrvā grass L
9. (am), n. a pearl L
10. an alloy or amalgam of silver and gold L
11. pure chalk &c. (= vimalôparasa) L

⋙svacchatā

1. ○tā f

⋙svacchatva

1. ○tva n. perfect clearness or transparency or purity Kāv. Śaṃk. BhP

⋙svacchadravya

1. ○dravya n. the crystalline humour MW

⋙svacchadhātuka

1. ○dhātuka n. an alloy of silver and gold L

⋙svacchapattra

1. ○pattra n. 'transparent leaf', talc L

⋙svacchabhāva

1. ○bhāva m. transparence Viddh

⋙svacchamaṇi

1. ○maṇi m. 'clear-gem', crystal L

⋙svacchavāluka

1. ○vāluka n. a kind of semi-metal L

≫svacchaka

1. svacchaka mfn. very clear or bright (said of cheeks) Pañcat

svacchanda

1. sva-cchanda &c. See p. 1275, col. 2

svacchikā

1. svacchikā f. = aṅguli-saṃdaṃśa ( See add.) L

svaj

1. svaj or svañj (cf. pari-ṣvaj), cl. 1. Ā. (Dhātup. xxiii, 7) svájate (rarely ○ti
2. p. svajāmana and svajāna MBh
3. pf. sasvaje RV. &c. &c. [3. pl. ○juḥ BhP.]
4. sasvañje Gr
5. aor. ásasvajat RV
6. asvaṅkṣi Gr
7. fut. svaṅktā, svaṅkṣyate ib
8. svajiṣyate MBh
9. inf. -sváje RV
10. svaktum MBh
11. ind. p. svajitvā, -svajya ib.), to embrace, clasp, encircle, twist or wind round MBh. Kāv. &c.: Pass. svajate (aor. asvañji), Gr.: Caus. svañjayati (aor. asiṣvañjat) ib.: Desid. sisvaṅkṣate ib.: Intens. sāsvajyate, sāsvaṅkti ib

≫svakta

1. svakta

⋙svaṅga

1. svaṅga

⋙svañjana

1. svañjana See pari-ṣv○

svaja

1. sva-ja sva-jana &c. See p. 1275, col. 2

svañc

1. sv-añc mfn. going well, moving swiftly or gracefully, nimble, swift, rapid RV

≫svañcana

1. svañcana mfn. (used in explaining sv-añcas and sv-arka) Nir

≫svañcas

1. sv-áñcas mfn. = sv-añc RV

svañja

1. svañja (prob.) wṛ. for sañja L

svaṭh

1. svaṭh = √2. śvaṭh Dhātup. xxxii, 28 (Vop.)

svatantra

1. sva-tantra sva-tavas &c. See p. 1275, col. 3

svad

1. svad or svād (prob. fr. 5. su + √ad), cl. 1. Ā. (Dhātup. ii, 17) svádate (Ved. also P. svádati
2. pf. sasvade Śiś
3. sasvāde Gr
4. fut. [sv�AditA], [sv�AdiSyate] ib
5. Ved. inf. -súde
6. ind. p. -svādya R.), to taste well, be sweet or pleasant to (dat. or gen.) RV. &c. &c
7. to taste with pleasure, relish, enjoy, like (acc.), delight in (loc.) RV. MBh. [Page 1279, Column]
8. (P.) to make palatable, season RV. VS
9. to make sweet or pleasant or agreeable VS. TBr
10. to be pleasant or wholesome VS
11. P. Ā. svādati, ○te (cf. Dhātup. ii, 27), to taste, relish, enjoy (generally vḷ. khād, q.v.) R. Hariv. Subh.: Caus. svadáyati, ○te (aor. asiṣvadat), to make savoury or palatible, sweeten, season, prepare, cook RV. TS. Br. Mn
12. to propitiate, conciliate MaitrS
13. svādayati (cf. Dhātup. xxxiii, 130), to eat, relish, taste, enjoy Suśr. Śiś.: Desid. of Caus. sisvādayiṣati Gr.: Desid. [sisv�AdiSate] ib.: Intens. [sAsv�Adyate], [sAsv�Atti] ib. [Cf. Gk. ? ; Lat. suadeo, and under [1279,] svādu.]

≫svadana

1. svadana n. the act of tasting, licking, eating, enjoying L

≫svadayitṛ

1. svadayitṛ́ mfn. one who seasons or makes palatable TS

≫svadāvan

1. svadāvan mfn. (formed analogously to svadhāvan
2. prob.) 'having a good taste' or 'enjoying dainty food' RV

≫svadita

1. svaditá mfn. well seasoned or prepared, savoury VS. TBr
2. n. 'may it be well tasted or eaten!' (an exclamation used at a Śrāddha after presenting the oblation of food to the Pitṛis
3. cf. su-śruta, sva-dhā) Mn. iii, 251 ; 254

≫svāda

1. svāda m. taste, flavour, savour Hariv. Kāv. Kathās
2. the beauty or charm (of a poem) Sāh

≫svādana

1. svā́dana mfn. seasoning, making (food) savoury RV
2. n. the act of tasting Śiś
3. tasting i.e. enjoying (a poem &c.) Sāh

≫svādanīya

1. svādanīya mfn. palatable, savoury MBh

≫svādava

1. svādava n. agreeable taste or relish L

≫svādas

1. svādas See prá-svādas

≫svādita

1. svādita mfn. tasted, relished W
2. sweetened MW
3. pleased ib

≫svādin

1. svādin mfn. tasting, enjoying (ifc.) Nalôd

≫svādiman

1. svādiman m. (g. pṛthv-ādi) savouriness, sweetness KātyŚr. Sch

≫svādiṣṭha

1. svā́diṣṭha mf(ā)n. sweetest, very sweet or pleasant RV. &c. &c
2. sweeter than (abl.) Bhartṛ

≫svādīyas

1. svā́dīyas mfn. sweeter, more savoury or pleasant than (abl.) RV. &c. &c

≫svādu

1. svādú mf(vií)n. sweet, savoury, palatable, dainty, delicate, pleasant to the taste, agreeable, chirming (also as compar. 'sweeter than &c.', with abl.) RV. &c. &c
2. m. sweet flavour, sweetness L
3. sugar, molasses L
4. N. of various plants (= jīvaka, gandha-dhūma-ja &c.) L
5. (us or vii), f. = drākṣā, a grape L
6. (u), n. sweet taste, sweetness Megh
7. pleasantness, charm, beauty Subh. [Cf. Gk. ? ; Lat. suavis ; Old Sax. swôti ; Angl. [1279,] Sax. swêete ; Eng. sweet ; Germ. sū0ss.]

⋙svādukaṇṭa

1. ○kaṇṭa m. 'sweet-thorn', Asteracantha Longifolia L

⋙svādukaṇṭaka

1. ○kaṇṭaka m. id. L
2. Flacourtia Sapida ib

⋙svādukanda

1. ○kanda m. 'having a sweet √', a kind of arum L
2. (ā), f. Batatas Paniculata L

⋙svādukandaka

1. ○kandaka m. a kind of vegetable L

⋙svādukara

1. ○kara m. 'seasoner, cook', a kind of mixed caste MBh

⋙svādukāma

1. ○kāma mfn. liking sweets (-tā f.) R

⋙svādukāra

1. ○kāra mfn. causing relish, dainty W

⋙svādukṣadman

1. ○kṣádman mfn. having or providing sweet or dainty food RV

⋙svādukhaṇḍa

1. ○khaṇḍa m. lump sugar, sugar in small pieces L

⋙svādugandha

1. ○gandha m. a Moringa with red flowers L
2. (ā), f. id. or Convolvulus Paniculatus L

⋙svāduṃkāram

1. ○ṃ-kāram ind. (Pāṇ. 3-4, 26) making savoury, sweetening Śiś. Naish

⋙svādutama

1. ○tama mfn. very sweet or pleasant Sāy

⋙svādutara

1. ○tara mfn. sweeter or very sweet Vās

⋙svādutā

1. ○tā f. savouriness, sweetness MBh. Kathās

⋙svādutiktakaṣāya

1. ○tiktakaṣāya mfn. sweet and astringent and bitter L
2. m. sweet and astṭastringent and bitter taste L

⋙svādutuṇḍikā

1. ○tuṇḍikā f. Momordica Monadelpha L

⋙svādudhanvan

1. ○dhanvan m. 'having a sweet bow', N. of Kāma-deva (whose bow is said to be made of sugar-cane) L

⋙svāduparṇī

1. ○parṇī f. 'sweet-leafed', a kind of plant (= dugdhikā)

⋙svādupāka

1. ○pāka mfn. sweet or good to be cooked or digested (-tva, n.) Suśr
2. (ā), f. Solanum Indicum L

⋙svādupākin

1. ○pākin mfn. = -pāka Suśr

⋙svādupiṇḍā

1. ○piṇḍā f. a kind of date tree L

⋙svādupuṣpa

1. ○puṣpa m. 'having pleasant flowers', a kind of plant (= kaṭabhī) L
2. (ī), f. Grislea Tomentosa L

⋙svāduphala

1. ○phala n. 'sweet fruit', the fruit of the jujube L
2. (ā), f. the jujube tree L

⋙svādumajjan

1. ○majjan m. a sort of mountain Pīlu tree L

⋙svādumāṃsī

1. ○māṃsī f. the √Kākolī (q.v.) L

⋙svādumustā

1. ○mustā f. a species of water-creeper L

⋙svādumūla

1. ○mūla n. 'sweet √', Daucus Carota L

⋙svādumṛdu

1. ○mṛdu mfn. sweet and delicate (cf. sauvādumṛdava)

⋙svāduyukta

1. ○yukta mfn. possessing sweetness, sweet Megh

⋙svāduyogin

1. ○yogin mfn. id. MBh

⋙svādurasa

1. ○rasa mf(ā)n. having a sweet or agreeable taste Suśr
2. (ā), f. (only L.) spirituous liquor
3. Asparagus Racemosus
4. a grape
5. the √of Spondias Mangifera [Page 1280, Column]
6. = kākolī

⋙svādurāti

1. ○rātí mfn. bestowing agreeable gifts RV

⋙svādulatā

1. ○latā f. Batatas Paniculata L

⋙svāduluṅgī

1. ○luṅgī f. the sweet citron L

⋙svāduvāri

1. ○vāri m. the sea of sweet water L

⋙svāduvivekin

1. ○vivekin mfn. distinguishing dainties (from other food) Rājat

⋙svāduśuddha

1. ○śuddha n. 'sweat and pure', rock or river salt W

⋙svāduṣaṃsad

1. ○ṣaṃsád mfn. 'sitting round dainties' or 'forming an agreeable company' RV

⋙svādusammud

1. ○sammud (svādú-), mfn. delighting in dainty food AV

⋙svādusvādu

1. ○svādu mfn. exceedingly sweet or savoury HPariś

⋙svādūda

1. svādū7da m. = svādu-vāri R

⋙svādūdaka

1. svādū7daka mfn. having sweet water BhP
2. -samudra m. = svādu-vāri, Sāṃkhyas. Sch

≫svādukā

1. svādukā f. Tiaridium Indicum L

≫svāduman

1. svādumán m. sweetness MaitrS

≫svāduṣkilīyā

1. svāduṣkilīyā f. pl. N. of the verses beginning with svāduṣ kila (RV. vi, 47, 1 &c.) ŚāṅkhBr

≫svādūkṛ

1. svādū-√kṛ P. -karoti, to make sweet, sweeten MW

≫svādman

1. svādmán m. sweetness RV
2. (svā́○), n. id., dainty food or drink ib

≫svādya

1. svādya mfn. to be tasted MBh
2. savoury, palatable Bālar
3. astringent and salt L
4. m. astringent and salt taste L

≫svādv

1. svādv in comp. for svādu

⋙svādvanna

1. ○anna n. sweet or choice food, dainties, delicacies W
2. mfn. having or providing delicacies MW

⋙svādvamla

1. ○amla m. 'sweet and sour', the pomegranate tree L
2. -tikta-tubara mfn. sweet and sour, bitter and astringent L
3. m. sweet and sour and bitter and astringent taste L

svadāna

1. sva-dāna sva-dāra &c. See p. 1275, col. 3

svadhaya

1. svadhaya ○yati, See p. 1278, col. 1

svadharma

1. sva-dharma &c. See p. 1275, col. 3

svadhā

1. svadhā́ f. (for sva-dhā See p. 1278, col. 1) an axe, knife TS

≫svadhiti

1. svádhiti mf. (also written śv○) an axe &c. (in Naigh. ii, 20 among the vajra-nâmāni
2. devií svádhitiḥ, 'heavenly axe', thunderbolt) RV. AV. TS. GṛŚrS
3. a saw L
4. (according to some) a large tree with hard wood RV. v, 32, 10 ; ix, 96, 6

⋙svadhitihetika

1. ○hetika m. 'axe-armed', a soldier armed with an axe L

≫svadhitīvat

1. svádhitī-vat mfn. furnished with axes or knives (said of the chariot of the Maruts
2. accord. to some, 'made of Svadhiti wood', See above) RV. i, 88, 2

svadhicaraṇa

1. sv-adhicaraṇá mf(ā́)n. good to be walked upon TS

svadhita

1. svádhita mfn. = 1. su-dhita, firm, solid TBr

svadhiṣṭhāna

1. sv-adhiṣṭhāna mfn. having a good standing-place (said of a war-chariot) MBh

≫svadhiṣṭhita

1. sv-adhiṣṭhita mfn. good to be stood on or lived in (acc.) BhP
2. well-guided (as an elephant) Kām

svadhīta

1. sv-adhī7ta mfn. well-recited or repeated or studied (as the Veda), well read, well instructed, MāṇḍS
2. n. anything well repeated or learned R. BhP

≫svadhīti

1. sv-adhī7ti mfn. good repetition or recitation (as of the Veda or other sacred work) MBh

svadhyakṣa

1. sv-adhyakṣá mf(ā́)n. good to be inspected TS. ŚBr

svadhyavasāna

1. sv-adhyavasāná mf(ā́)n. good to be striven after TS

svadhvara

1. sv-adhvará m. n. a good sacrifice RV. BhP
2. mfn. performing a sacrifice well, well adapted to a sacrifice RV

≫svadhvaryu

1. sv-ádhvaryu mfn. having a good Adhvaryu priest TS

svan

1. svan c1. 1. P. (Dhātup. xix, 79) svanati (m. c. also ○te
2. pf. sasvāna, 3. Pl. sasvanuḥ [Gr. also svenuḥ] MBh. &c
3. aor. asvanīt, svānīt RV. [for aor. P. sváni See adhi- and anu-ṣvan]
4. fut. svanitā, svaniṣyati Gr
5. inf. svanitum ib.), to sound, make any noise, roar, yell, hum, sing RV. &c. &c.: Caus. svanayati (aor. asisvanat), to sound, resound RV. BhP
6. to adorn (in this sense also svānayati) Dhātup. xix, 62: Desid. sisvaniṣati Gr.: Intens. saṃsvanyate, saṃsvanti (cf. pari-ṣvan) ib. [Cf. Lat. sonit, sonus, sonare ; Angl. Sax. swin ; Eng. swan ; Germ. ṣchwan.] [Page 1280, Column]

≫svan

1. svan See tuvi-ṣván

≫svana

1. svaná m. (ifc. f. ū) sound, noise (in the older language applied to the roar of wind, thunder, water &c
2. in later language to the song of birds, speech, and sound of any kind, Naigh. i, 11) RV. &c. &c
3. a partic. Agni MBh
4. (svána), roaring water VS. TBr
5. mfn. ill-sounding L

⋙svanacakra

1. ○cakra m. a form of sexual union L

⋙svanavat

1. ○vat mfn. sounding, resounding, loud (vat ind. 'aloud') MaitrUp. MBh. &c

⋙svanotsāha

1. svanôtsāha m. a rhinoceros (= gaṇḍaka) L

≫svanadratha

1. svanád-ratha mfn. (pr. p. of √svan + r○) having a rattling chariot RV

≫svanas

1. svanas See tuvi-ṣvaṇás

≫svanābhaka

1. svanābhaka (perhaps connected with svaná above, but See under 1. sva, p. 1276, col. 1)

≫svani

1. svani mfn. (in tuvi- and mahi-ṣváṇi)
2. m. fire L

≫svanika

1. svanika See pāṇi-svanika

≫svanita

1. svanita mfn. sounded, sounding &c
2. n. sound, noise Śiś
3. a thunderclap W

⋙svanitāhvaya

1. svanitâhvaya m. a kind of herb (= taṇḍulīya) L

≫svāna

1. svāná m. (cf. √3. su, p. 1219) sounding, making a noise, rattling (as a chariot), Panting (as a horse) RV
2. m. sound, noise, rattle ib
3. twang (of a bowstring) Śiś
4. N. of one of the seven guardians of Soma VS

≫svāni

1. svāni mfn. (fr. svana), g. sutaṃgamâdi

≫svānin

1. svānín mfn. noisy, turbulent RV

≫svānta

1. svānta See svânta, p. 1277, col. 3

svanagara

1. sva-nagara sva-nābhya &c. See p. 1276, col. 1

svanaḍuh

1. sv-anaḍuh mfn. having excellent bulls Vop

svanaya

1. svanáya m. N. of a man (son of Bhāvayavya) RV

svanavekṣaṇīya

1. sv-anavêkṣaṇīya mfn. not at all to be hoped for, past all hope R

svanīka

1. sv-anīka mfn. having a fair or radiant countenance (as Agni) RV

svanugupta

1. sv-anugupta mfn. well hidden MBh

svanujā

1. sv-anujā f. having a beautiful younger sister ĀpGṛ. Baudh

svanurakta

1. sv-anurakta mfn. truly devoted to (loc.) R

svanurūpa

1. sv-anurūpa mfn. well suited MW

svanuṣṭhita

1. sv-anuṣṭhita mfn. well observed, duly practised or performed R. BhP

svanta

1. sv-anta mfn. having a good end, terminating well MBh. Ragh. Kathās
2. auspicious, fortunate MBh

svanna

1. sv-anna n. good food BhP

svap

1. svap cl. 2. P. (Dhātup. xxiv, 60) svapiti (Ved. and ep. also svápati, ○te
2. Impv. sváptu AV
3. Pot. svapīta MBh
4. pf. suṣvāpa [3. pl. suṣupuḥ
5. p. suṣupvás and suṣupāṇá, qq.vv. RV. &c. &c
6. apr. asvāpsīt
7. Prec. supyāt GṛS. fut. svaptā MBh
8. svapiṣyati AV
9. ○te R
10. svapsyati Br. &c
11. ○te MBh. &c
12. inf. svaptum Br. &c
13. ind. p. suptvā́ AV. &c., -svā́pam RV.), to sleep, fall asleep (with varṣa-śatam, 'to sleep for a hundred years, sleep the eternal sleep') RV. &c. &c
14. to lie down, recline upon (loc.) Mn. MBh. &c
15. to be dead MBh. R
16. Pass. supyate (aor. asvāpi) MBh. Kāv. &c
17. Caus. svāpáyati, or (m. c.) svapayati (aor. asūṣupat
18. in RV. also siṣvapaḥ, síṣvap
19. Pass. svāpyate), to cause to sleep, lull to rest RV. AV. PañcavBr
20. to kill RV. Bhaṭṭ.: Desid. of Caus. suṣvāpayiṣati Gr.: Desid. suṣupsati, to wish to sleep Nir. xiv, 4: Intens. soṣupyate, sāsvapīti, sāsvapti, soṣupīti, soṣopti Gr. [Cf. Gk. ? ; Lat. somnus for sop-nus, sopor, [1280,] sopire ; Slav. [s�upati] ; Lith. sápnas ; Angl. Sax. swefan, 'to sleep.']

≫supta

1. supta

⋙supti

1. supti See p. 1230, cols. 1, 2

≫suṣupāṇa

1. suṣupāṇá and mfn. sleeping, asleep RV

⋙suṣupvas

1. suṣupvás mfn. sleeping, asleep RV

≫suṣupsā

1. suṣupsā

⋙suṣupsu

1. suṣupsu See p. 1238
2. col. 1

≫svapana

1. svapaná mfn. sleepy, drowsy VS
2. n. the act of sleeping, dreaming, sleep Kāv. Suśr
3. numbness (of the skin) Suśr

≫svapanīya

1. svapanīya mfn. to be slept MW. [Page 1280, Column]

⋙svapitṛ

1. svapitṛ mfn. (for sva-pitṛ See p. 1276, col. 1) asleep, a sleeper Kām

≫svaptavya

1. svaptavya mfn. = svapanīya PañcavBr. MBh

≫svaptṛ

1. svaptṛ mfn. = svapitṛ MW

≫svapna

1. svápna m. (once in R., n. ifc. f. ā
2. for sv-apna See p. 1281, col. 1) sleep, sleeping RV. &c. &c
3. sleepiness, drowsiness Caurap
4. sleeping too much, sloth, indolence Mn. ix, 13 ; xii, 33
5. dreaming, a dream (acc. with √dṛś, 'to See a vision, dream' RV. &c. &c

⋙svapnakalpa

1. ○kalpa mfn. dream-like R

⋙svapnakāma

1. ○kāma mfn. wishing for sleep MW

⋙svapnakṛt

1. ○kṛt mfn. causing sleep, somniterous, soporific L
2. m. Marsilea Quadrifolia L

⋙svapnagata

1. ○gata mfn. fallen asleep, sleeping, dreaming, R:

⋙svapnagiri

1. ○giri m. N. of a place Vcar

⋙svapnagṛha

1. ○gṛha n. a sleeping apartment, bed-chamber L

⋙svapnacintāmaṇi

1. ○cintāmaṇi m. N. of wk. on oneiromancy

⋙svapnaja

1. ○ja mfn. produced in sleep, dreamt Megh

⋙svapnajñāna

1. ○jñāna n. perception in a dream Kap. Sch

⋙svapnatandritā

1. ○tandritā f. languor produced by drowsiness MBh

⋙svapnadarśana

1. ○darśana n. dream-vision, vision in a dream Hariv

⋙svapnadṛś

1. ○dṛś mfn. (nom. k) having a vision, dreaming BhP

⋙svapnadoṣa

1. ○doṣa m. 'sleep fault', pollutio nocturna L

⋙svapnadhīgamya

1. ○dhī-gamya mfn. perceptible by the mind (only when) in a state of sleep Megh

⋙svapnanaṃśana

1. ○naṃśana mfn. destroying sleep (others 'acquiring riches', cf. sv-apna) RV. x, 86, 21

⋙svapnaniketana

1. ○niketana n. = -gṛha L

⋙svapnanidarśana

1. ○nidarśana n. = -darśana ChUp
2. ○nīya mfn. treating of visions and dreams Suśr

⋙svapnaparīkṣā

1. ○parī7kṣā f. N. of wk

⋙svapnaparyantam

1. ○paryantam ind. till the end of sleeping-time Āpast

⋙svapnaprakaraṇa

1. ○prakaraṇa n. N. of wk

⋙svapnaprapañca

1. ○prapañca m. the illusions of sleep, the world spread out like a dream MW

⋙svapnaphalādhyāya

1. ○phalâdhyāya m

⋙svapnaphalāphala

1. ○phalâphala n. N. of wks

⋙svapnabhāj

1. ○bhāj mfn. enjoying sleep Subh

⋙svapnamantrapaṭala

1. ○mantra-paṭala m. n. N. of wk

⋙svapnamāṇava

1. ○māṇava or m. 'dream-charm', a kind of charm effecting the realisation of dreams Kathās

⋙svapnamāṇavaka

1. ○māṇaḍvaka m. 'dream-charm', a kind of charm effecting the realisation of dreams Kathās

⋙svapnamukhā

1. ○mukhā (svápna-), f. (prob.) phantom or illusion of a dreams AV. KātyŚr

⋙svapnalabdha

1. ○labdha mfn. obtained or appeared in a dreams Megh

⋙svapnavat

1. ○vat ind. (risen) as (from) a drṭdreams BhP

⋙svapnavārāhīkalpa

1. ○vārāhī-kalpa m

⋙svapnavāsavadattānāṭaka

1. ○vāsavadattā-nāṭaka n. N. of wks

⋙svapnavikāra

1. ○vikāra m. change (produced) by sleep Buddh

⋙svapnavicārin

1. ○vicārin mfn. interpreting drṭdreams L

⋙svapnavidhi

1. ○vidhi m. N. of wk

⋙svapnavinaśvara

1. ○vinaśvara mf(ī)n. evanescent as a dream Siṃhâs

⋙svapnaviparyaya

1. ○viparyaya m. transposed order of sleeping-time Bhpr

⋙svapnavṛtta

1. ○vṛtta mfn. occurring in a drṭdreams Ragh

⋙svapnaśīla

1. ○śīla mfn. disposed to sleep, sleepy, drowsy W

⋙svapnaśukrapāta

1. ○śukra-pāta f. pollution MW

⋙svapnasaṃdarśana

1. ○saṃdarśana n. = -darśana Megh

⋙svapnasṛṣṭi

1. ○sṛṣṭi f. the creation of drṭdreams MW

⋙svapnasthāna

1. ○sthā́na n. the site or locality of a dream ŚBr
2. a bed-chamber Kathās
3. mfn. sleeping, dreaming NṛisUp

⋙svapnādeśa

1. svapnâdeśa m. an order given by a dream Kathās

⋙svapnādhyāya

1. svapnâdhyāya m. 'dreams-chapter', N. of the 68th Pariśishṭa of the Atharva-veda and other wks
2. -vid m. an interpreter of dreams Śaṃk

⋙svapnānayanamantra

1. svapnânayana-mantra m. N. of wks

⋙svapnānta

1. svapnântá m. a state of sleep or dreaming' ŚBr. R

⋙svapnāntara

1. svapnântara n. id
2. -gata mfn. occurred during sleep, dreamt L

⋙svapnāntika

1. svapnântika n. consciousness in drṭdreams Kaṇ

⋙svapnābhikaraṇa

1. svapnâbhikáraṇa n. a soporific remedy AV

⋙svapnavasthā

1. svapnávasthā f. a state of dreaming (applied to life as an illusion) W

⋙svapneśvara

1. svapnêśvara m. N. of two authors Cat

⋙svapnopabhoga

1. svapnôpabhoga m. enjoyment in a dream Bcar

⋙svapnopama

1. svapnôpama mfn. resembling sleep or a dream MW

≫svapnaj

1. svapnaj mfn. (nom. k) sleepy, asleep (cf. á-sv○) MBh. Bhaṭṭ

≫svapnayā

1. svapnayā́ ind. in dream AV

≫svapnāya

1. svapnāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to wish to sleep, be sleepy MBh
2. to resemble a dream BhP

≫svapnālu

1. svapnālu mfn. sleepy, drowsy Suśr

≫svapneduḥṣvapnya

1. svapne-duḥṣvapnyá n. (loc. of svapna + d○) a bad dream during sleep AV

≫svapnya

1. svápnya n. a vision in a dream AV

≫svapnyayā

1. svapnyáyā ind. = svapnayā ŚBr

≫svāpa

1. svāpa m. sleeping, sleep Suśr. Kathās. BhP
2. dreaming, a dream Prab. BhP
3. sleepiness, sloth W
4. the sleep of a limb, numbness Suśr
5. loss of sensation, ignorance L

⋙svāpavyasana

1. ○vyasana n. somnolency, lethargy Mcar

≫svāpaka

1. svāpaka mfn. (fr. Caus.) causing to sleep, soporiferous, soporific Pāṇ. 7-4, 67 Vārtt. 2 Pat

≫svāpakīya

1. svāpakīya Nom. P. ○yati = svāpakam icchati ib

≫svāpana

1. svāpana mfn. (fr. Caus.) causing to sleep, making sleepy (said of a mystic weapon) Śiś
2. n. a soporific (remedy) Kauś

≫svāpin

1. svāpin mfn. causing sleep, lulling to sleep MW

≫svāpna

1. svāpna mfn. (fr. svapna) relating to sleep Sāṃkhyapr. Sch

svap

1. sv-ap mfn. having good water Vop. [Page 1281, Column]

svapakṣa

1. sva-pakṣa sva-pañcaka &c. See p. 1276, col. 1

svapatya

1. sv-apatyá n. good offspring (also applied to good work or deeds
2. dat. tyaí) RV
3. mfn. having good offspring ib

svaparāddha

1. sv-aparāddha mfn. very faulty MW

svapas

1. sv-ápas mfn. doing good work, skilful, artistic (said of Tvashṭṛi, the Ṛibhus &c.) RV. VS
2. artificially fashioned (superl. -tama, said of Indra's thunderbolt) RV. i, 61, 6
3. m. a good artificer RV
4. N. of a man, IndSt

≫svapasya

1. svapasyá mfn. active, industrious (said of Indra) RV. ŚBr

≫svapasya

1. svapasya Nom. Ā. ○yáte, to work well, be active or industrious RV. TS

≫svapasyā

1. svapasyā́ f. (only in instr. which is of the same form) activity, diligence, skill RV

≫svapāka

1. svapāka mfn. (su-ap○ in Padap.) skilful, industrious RV. iv, 3, 2 (Sāy
2. others, 'coming willingly from afar', fr. 5. su + apāka)

svapivāta

1. sv-apivāta mfn. ( See api-√vat) understanding or meaning well (said of Rudra) RV. vii, 46, 3 (accord. to Nir. 'whose speech is trustworthy or authoritative'
2. accord. to others, 'much desired', fr. api-√van)

svapū

1. sva-pū́ f. (prob.) a broom RV

svapna

1. sv-ápna mfn. (for svapna See p. 1280) = next (accord. to some) RV. i, 120, 12 ; viii, 2, 18

≫svapnas

1. sv-ápnas mfn. wealthy, rich RV

svabdin

1. svabdin mfn. (prob.) roaring, panting RV. viii, 33, 2 (= svabhūta-śabda, śabdaṃ kurvat Sāy.)

svabhakṣa

1. sva-bhakṣa sva-bhadrā &c. See p. 1276, col. 1

svabhigūrta

1. sv-ábhigūrta mfn. well applauded, greeted with acclamations or cheers TBr

svabhirāma

1. sv-abhirāma mfn. very pleasant or delightful R

svabhiṣṭi

1. sv-abhiṣṭí mfn. helpful, favourable RV
2. favoured, well-aided ib

⋙svabhiṣṭisumna

1. ○sumna (○ṣṭí-), mfn. affording favourable assistance ib

svabhīśu

1. sv-abhīśú mfn. well bridled or caparisoned RV

svabhyakta

1. sv-ábhyakta mfn. well anointed AV

svabhyagra

1. sv-abhyagra mfn. very imminent or impending or near at hand MBh
2. very swift ĀśvŚr. (Sch.)

svabhyasta

1. sv-abhyasta mfn. much practised Jātakam

svamanīṣā

1. sva-manīṣā &c. See p. 1276

svameka

1. svameka (?), m. n. (cf. su-mekha) a year L

svayaṃvara

1. svayaṃ-vara &c. See p. 1278

svayaśas

1. sva-yaśas sva-yāvan &c. See p. 1276, col. 2

svar

1. svar (= √sur), c1. 10. P. svarayati, to find fault, blame, censure Dhātup. xxxv, 11

svar

1. svar (prob. = a lost √sur
2. √.svṛ), cl. 1. P. svarati, Caus. svarayati, to shine

≫svaḥ

1. svaḥ in comp. for 3. svár below

⋙svaḥkāmya

1. ○kāmya Nom. P. ○yati, to wish for heaven Siddh

⋙svaḥpati

1. ○pati m. the lord of heaven MW

⋙svaḥpatha

1. ○patha m. 'way to heaven', death BhP

⋙svaḥpāla

1. ○pāla m. a guardian of heaven ib

⋙svaḥpṛṣṭha

1. ○pṛṣṭha n. N. of various Sāmans ĀrshBr

⋙svaḥśiras

1. ○śiras mfn. having heaven for head Hariv

⋙svaḥsad

1. ○sad m. 'dwelling in heaven', a god Naish

⋙svaḥsarit

1. ○sarit f. river of heaven, the Ganges, Bh

⋙svaḥsāman

1. ○sāman n. N. of a Sāman, IndSt

⋙svaḥsindhu

1. ○sindhu f. = -sarit Bhartṛ

⋙svaḥsundarī

1. ○sundarī (Bālar.),

⋙svaḥstrī

1. ○strī (R.), f. 'celestial woman', an Apsaras

⋙svaḥsyandana

1. ○syandana m. celestial chariot, Indra's chariot BhP

⋙svaḥsravantī

1. ○sravantī f. = -sarit Cat

≫svar

1. svár (in Yajur-veda also súvar), ind. (used in Veda as nom, acc., loc., or gen., in Naish. vi, 99 also as abl
2. from the weak base sū́r the RV. forms the gen. sū́ras and the dat. sūré [iv, 3,]), the sun, sunshine, light, lustre RV. AV. VS. [Page 1281, Column]
3. bright space or sky, heaven (as distinguished from div, which is regarded as the vault above it
4. often 'heaven' as a paradise and as the abode of the gods and the Blest, in AV. also of the Asuras
5. svaḥ prayātaḥ, 'gone to heaven', i.e. 'departed this life') RV. &c. &c
6. the space above the sun or between the sun and the polar star, the region of the planets and constellations (regarded as the 3rd of the 7 worlds [see loka] and the 3rd of the three Vyāhṛitis [i.e. bhúr bhúvaḥ sváḥ]
7. svar is pronounced after om and before the Gāyatrī by every Brāhman on beginning his daily prayers) Mn. MBh. &c
8. water Naigh. i, 12
9. N. of Śiva MBh. [Cf. Gk. ? ; Lat. sol ; [1281,] Lith. sáule ; Goth. sauil ; Angl. Sax. sôl.]

⋙svaratikrama

1. ○atikrama m. stepping beyond heaven, i.e. reaching Vaikuṇṭha BhP

⋙svaradhīta

1. ○adhī7ta mfn. 'reaching heaven', the mountain Meru Vāgbh
2. -sāra m. N. of Indra ib

⋙svarāpagā

1. ○āpagā f. 'river of heaven', = -gaṅgâ L

⋙svarārūḍha

1. ○ārūḍha mfn. ascended to heaven Bhaṭṭ

⋙svarālu

1. ○ālu m. a kind of √(= vacā) L

⋙svariṅgaṇa

1. ○iṅgaṇa m. shaking heaven, a strong wind L

⋙svarga

1. ○ga See below

⋙svargaṅgā

1. ○gaṅgā f. the heavenly Ganges, the Milky Way L

⋙svargata

1. ○gata mfn. being in heaven BhP
2. gone to heaven, dead MBh. R. &c

⋙svargati

1. ○gati f

⋙svargamana

1. ○gamana n. 'going to heaven', death, future felicity ib

⋙svargiri

1. ○giri m. 'mountain of heaven', Su-meru L

⋙svarcakṣas

1. ○cakṣas (svâr-), mfn. brilliant as light RV

⋙svarcanas

1. ○canas (svâr-), mfn. 'lovely as light' or 'pleasing to heaven' ib

⋙svarjit

1. ○jít mfn. winning or procuring light or heaven RV
2. m. a kind of sacrifice Mn. xi, 74
3. N. of a man (with patr. Nāgnajita) ŚBr

⋙svarjeṣa

1. ○jeṣá m. the winning of light &c. RV

⋙svarjyotis

1. ○jyotis (svâr-), mfn. shining with heaven's light VS
2. n. N. of two Sāmans ĀrshBr
3. (○tir) -nidhana (svâr-), mfn. having svar-jyotis as final part ŚBr
4. n. N. of a Sāman ĀrshBr

⋙svarṇadī

1. ○ṇadī f. = -āpagā Śāntiś. Pañcar
2. a kind of shrub (prob. wṛ. for svarṇa-dā) L

⋙svarṇara

1. ○ṇara (svâr-), m. lord of heaven (applied to Agni, the sun, Soma &c.) RV
2. a partic. sun TĀr
3. n. bright space, ether RV

⋙svarṇidhana

1. ○ṇidhana n. svar as a conclusion TāṇḍBr. Lāṭy

⋙svarṇīta

1. ○ṇīta mfn. led to heaven Pañcar

⋙svarṇṛ

1. ○ṇṛ (svâr-), m. lord of heaven (applied to Agni and the Maruts) RV

⋙svarṇetṛ

1. ○ṇetṛ́ mfn. guide to heaven (as a N. of a king) MBh

⋙svarda

1. ○da mfn. bestowing heaven Hariv

⋙svardantin

1. ○dantin m. a celestial elephant Dharmaś

⋙svardā

1. ○dā mfn. bestowing heaven ĀpŚr

⋙svardṛś

1. ○dṛ́ś mfn. (nom. k) seeing light or the sun (applied to gods and men) RV

⋙svardeva

1. ○deva m. N. of a man Cat

⋙svardhāman

1. ○dhāman (svár-), mfn. abiding in light TS

⋙svardhunī

1. ○dhunī f. = -āpagā BhP

⋙svardhenu

1. ○dhenu f. = -kāma-dhenu Kāv

⋙svarnagarī

1. ○nagarī f. 'town of heaven', N. of Amarāvati Kathās
2. -kṛta mfn. turned into Amarāvati ib

⋙svarnadī

1. ○nadī f. = -ṇadī L

⋙svarnayana

1. ○nayana mfn. leading to heaven R

⋙svarpati

1. ○pati (svâr-), mfn. lord of light RV
2. N. of Indra BhP

⋙svarbhāṇu

1. ○bhāṇu m. = -bhānu i.e. Rāhu HPariś

⋙svarbhānava

1. ○bhānava m. a kind of gem L
2. (ī), f. a daughter of Svar-bhānu MBh

⋙svarbhānavīya

1. ○bhānavīya mfn. relating or belonging to Svar-bhānu Subh

⋙svarbhānu

1. ○bhānu (svâr-), m. N. of a demon supposed to eclipse the sun and the moon (in later language applied to Rāhu or the personified ascending node) RV. &c. &c
2. of a Kaśyapa VP
3. of a son of Kṛishṇa BhP
4. -sūdana m. 'destroyer of Rāhu', N. of the Sun MBh

⋙svarmaṇi

1. ○maṇi m. 'sky-jewel', the sun Bālar

⋙svarmadhya

1. ○madhya n. the central point of the sky, zenith MW

⋙svarmīḻha

1. ○mīḻha mfn. having light or the sun as its reward or prize RV
2. n. a contest for light ib

⋙svaryaśas

1. ○yaśas n. the glory of heaven BhP

⋙svaryāta

1. ○yāta mfn. gone to heaven, dead Yājñ. MBh. &c

⋙svaryātṛ

1. ○yātṛ mfn. going to heaven, dying MBh

⋙svaryāna

1. ○yāna n. the act of going to heaven, dying, death Cat

⋙svaryoṣit

1. ○yoṣit f. a celestial woman, an Apsaras Bālar

⋙svarlīna

1. ○līna N. of a place Cat

⋙svarloka

1. ○loka m. the world of heaven, a partic. heaven, the region called Svar (cf. bhuvar-, bhūr-l○) R. Pur
2. N. of mount Meru (also -śikhara) Daś
3. m. an occupant of heaven, a god, one of the Blest (-tā f.) BhP

⋙svarvat

1. ○vat (svâr- or súvar-), mfn. bright, shining, celestial RV. TS
2. containing the word svar (○van-nidhana mfn. applied to a Sāman
3. cf. svar-ṇidhana) PañcavBr. Lāṭy

⋙svarvadhū

1. ○vadhū f. = -yoṣit HPariś

⋙svarvāpī

1. ○vāpī f. 'stream of heaven', the Ganges L

⋙svarvāhinī

1. ○vāhinī f. = -āpagā Bālar

⋙svarvid

1. ○víd mfn. winning or possessing or bestowing light or heaven, celestial RV. VS

⋙svarvīthi

1. ○vīthi f. N. of the wife of Vatsara BhP

⋙svarveśyā

1. ○veśyā f. 'courtezan of heaven', an Apsaras Rājat

⋙svarvaidya

1. ○vaidya m. 'physician of heaven', N. of either of the two Aśvins (-pratima, 'AṭApsaras-like') Gīt

⋙svarṣā

1. ○ṣā́ mfn. = -vid RV

⋙svarṣāti

1. ○ṣāti (svâr-), f. the acquiring light or heaven ib

≫svarga

1. svargá (or suvargá), mfn. going or leading to or being in light or heaven, heavenly, celestial (with loká m. or pl. = 'the world of light, heavens') AV. &c. &c. [Page 1281, Column]
2. m. heaven, the abode of light and of the gods, heavenly bliss, (esp.) Indra's heaven or paradise (to which the souls of virtuous mortals See transferred until the time comes for their re-entering earthly bodies
3. this temporary heaven is the only heaven of orthodox Brāhmanism
4. it is supposed to be situated on mount Meru, q.v
5. acc. with √gā, ā-√sthā, or ā-√pad, 'to go to heaven', 'die') RV. (only x, 95, 18) AV. &c. &c
6. a partic. Ekâha ŚāṅkhŚr
7. N. of a son of the Rudra Bhīma VP

⋙svargakāma

1. ○kāma mfn. desirous of heaven Br. Up

⋙svargakhaṇḍa

1. ○khaṇḍa n. N. of the 3rd book of the Padma-purāṇa

⋙svargagata

1. ○gata mfn. gone to heaven W

⋙svargagati

1. ○gati f

⋙svargagamana

1. ○gamana n. going to heaven, death MBh. R. &c

⋙svargagāmin

1. ○gāmin mfn. going to heaven Hit

⋙svargagiri

1. ○giri m. 'mountain of heaven', Meru MW

⋙svargacyuta

1. ○cyuta mfn. fallen or descended from heaven Cāṇ

⋙svargajit

1. ○jit mfn. winning heaven (superl. -tama) MBh

⋙svargajīvin

1. ○jīvin mfn. dwelling in heaven Āpast

⋙svargataraṃgiṇī

1. ○taraṃgiṇī f. 'river of heaven', the Ganges Kathās

⋙svargataru

1. ○taru m. a tree of heaven Sarasv

⋙svargatarṣa

1. ○tarṣa m. eager desire for heaven Bcar

⋙svargada

1. ○da mfn. heaven-giving, procuring paradise Pañcat

⋙svargadvāra

1. ○dvāra n. heaven's gate Āpast
2. N. of a Tīrtha MBh
3. of Śiva ib
4. ○rêṣṭi f. N. of wk

⋙svarganaraka

1. ○naraka n. pl. the heaven and hells JaimUp

⋙svargapati

1. ○pati m. 'lord of heaven', Indra Hit

⋙svargapatha

1. ○patha m. 'road of heaven', (prob.) the Milky Way R

⋙svargapada

1. ○pada m. N. of a Tīrtha Vishṇ

⋙svargapara

1. ○para mfn. desirous of heaven W

⋙svargaparvan

1. ○parvan n. N. of the 18th book of MBh. (in which is described the journey of the five Pāṇḍava princes towards Indra's heaven in mount Meru)

⋙svargapurī

1. ○purī f. 'city of heaven', Amarāvatī R

⋙svargaprada

1. ○prada mfn. = -da Kāv

⋙svargapradhāna

1. ○pradhāna mfn. having heaven as the best Bcar

⋙svargabhartṛ

1. ○bhartṛ m.= -pati Śiś

⋙svargamandākinī

1. ○mandākinī f. the celestial Ganges Pañcar

⋙svargamārga

1. ○mārga m. 'the road to heaven MBh
2. road of heaven, Milky Way R. Śak
3. N. of a Tīrtha MBh
4. -didṛkṣu mfn. wishing to see the road to heaven MW

⋙svargayāṇa

1. ○yāṇa mf(ī)n. going or leading to heaven AitĀr
2. n. the road to heaven AitBr

⋙svargayoni

1. ○yoni f. cause or source of heaven MBh

⋙svargarājya

1. ○rājya n. kingdom of heaven Pañcat

⋙svargarodaḥkuhara

1. ○rodaḥ-kuhara m. the void or hollow space between heaven and earth Bālar. i, 49

⋙svargaloka

1. ○loka m. (also in pl.) the celestial world, Indra's heaven ĀśvGṛ. MBh. &c
2. (svargá-), mfn. belonging to or dwelling in, heaven ŚBr. KaṭhUp
3. ○kêśa m. 'lord of heaven', Indra MW
4. the body (as enjoying felicity in Indra's heaven) L

⋙svargavat

1. ○vat mfn. possessing or enjoying heaven R

⋙svargavadhū

1. ○vadhū f. 'celestial nymph', an Apsaras L

⋙svargavāsa

1. ○vāsa m. residence in heaven Suśr

⋙svargaśrī

1. ○śrī f. the glory of heaven MW

⋙svargasaṃkrama

1. ○saṃkrama m. a bridge or ladder to heaven Pañcat

⋙svargasattraprayoga

1. ○sattra-prayoga m. N. of wk

⋙svargasad

1. ○sad m. 'heaven-dweller', a god or one of the Blest MBh

⋙svargasaṃpādana

1. ○saṃpādana mfn. procuring or gaining heaven MBh

⋙svargasaridvarā

1. ○sarid-varā f. 'best of heavenly rivers', the Ganges L

⋙svargasādhana

1. ○sādhana mfn. means of attaining heaven MW

⋙svargasukha

1. ○sukha n. the bliss of heaven MBh

⋙svargastrī

1. ○strī f. = -vadhū Rājat

⋙svargastha

1. ○stha mfn. 'dwelling in heaven', dead R

⋙svargasthita

1. ○sthita mfn. id. Sarvad
2. = -sad Subh

⋙svargahetau

1. ○hetau ind. for the sake of heaven Bcar

⋙svargahvāya

1. ○hvāya mfn. Pāṇ. 3-2, 2 Sch

⋙svargāpagā

1. svargâpagā f. 'heavenly river', the Ganges L

⋙svargāpavarga

1. svargâpavarga m. du. heaven and emancipation Bcar

⋙svarrūḍha

1. svarrūḍha mfn. ascended to heaven W

⋙svargārohaṇa

1. svargârohaṇa n. ascension to heaven, N. of partic. funeral ceremonies Cat
2. -parvan n. = svarga-parvan (q.v.) MBh
3. ○haṇika mfn. relating to the 18th book of MBh. (with parvan = prec.) ib. (IW. 374)

⋙svargārgala

1. svargârgala m. or n. bar to (the gate of) heaven Hit

⋙svargārtham

1. svargârtham ind. for the sake of heaven, Bc

⋙svargāvāsa

1. svargâvāsa m. abode in heaven Hariv

⋙svargepsu

1. svargêpsu mfn. desirous of obtaining heaven MW

⋙svargopaga

1. svargôpaga mfn. going or coming to heaven Kāraṇḍ

⋙svargaukas

1. svargâukas m. 'heaven-dweller', a god, one of the Blest Hariv. Kum

≫svargaya

1. svargaya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to be like heaven Mṛicch

≫svargi

1. svargi in comp. for svargin

⋙svargigiri

1. ○giri m. the heavenly mountain, Meru L

⋙svargivadhū

1. ○vadhū and f. a celestial woman, Apsaras L

⋙svargistrī

1. ○strī f. a celestial woman, Apsaras L

≫svargin

1. svargin mfn. belonging to or being in heaven SaṃhUp
2. gone to heaven, deceased, dead Ragh
3. m. an occupant of heaven, a god, one of the Blest MBh. Hariv. &c

≫svargīya

1. svargīya mfn. relating or belonging to heaven, leading to heaven, heavenly (with kārya n. = 'cremation of the dead') MBh. Hariv. R

≫svargya

1. svargyá mfn. = prec. VS. &c. &c
2. occupying or dwelling in heaven MārkP
3. n. (with setu-ṣāman) N. of a Sāman, IndSt

≫svaryu

1. svaryú mfn. desirous of light or splendour RV. [Page 1282, Column]

≫svaś

1. svaś in comp. for svar

⋙svaścūdāmaṇi

1. ○cūdāmaṇi m. the crest-jewel of heaven BhP

≫svā

1. svā in comp. for svar. -2

⋙svārāj

1. ○rāj m. (for 1. See p. 1277, col. 3) 'king of heaven', N. of Indra L

svara

1. svara svaraṇa &c. See p. 1285

svarakṣu

1. svarakṣu f. N. of a river MārkP

svaraṃkrita

1. sv-araṃkrita mfn. well arranged or prepared (as a sacrifice) RV

svaratikrama

1. svar-atikrama svar-adhī7ta &c. See p. 1281, col. 2

svarasa

1. sva-rasa sva-rāj &c. See p. 1276, col. 2

svaritra

1. sv-aritrá mf(ā́)n. having good oars, well rowed RV

svaru

1. sváru m. (of doubtful derivation) a large piece of wood cut from the trunk of a tree, stake, (esp.) sacrificial post or a strip of wood from it RV. AV. Br. KātyŚr
2. a sacrifice L
3. sunshine L
4. a thunderbolt L
5. an arrow L
6. a kind of scorpion L

⋙svarumocana

1. ○mocana m. the third cubit from the bottom or the fifteenth from the top of the sacrificial post L

≫svarus

1. svarus m. = svaru, a thunderbolt L

svarūpa

1. sva-rūpa &c. See p. 1276, col. 2

svareṇu

1. svareṇu f. N. of a wife of the sun (vḷ. sureṇu and saraṇyū) L

svarka

1. sv-arká mfn. (fr. 5. su + arka, √arc) singing or praising beautifully RV

≫svarcana

1. sv-arcana mfn. (used in explaining prec.) Nir. xi, 14

≫svarci

1. sv-arcí (RV.) or (Hcat.), mfn. flashing beautifully

⋙svarcis

1. sv-arcis (Hcat.), mfn. flashing beautifully

svarga

1. svarga &c. See p. 1281, col. 2

svarji

1. svarji f. (= sarji) natron, nitrate of potash Suśr

⋙svarjikṣāra

1. ○kṣāra m. id. ib

≫svarjika

1. svarjika m. (Suśr.) or (Car.) or (Car.) or (Suśr.) id

⋙svarjikā

1. svarjiḍkā f. (Car.) or (Suśr.) id

⋙svarjikākṣāra

1. svarjiḍkākṣāra m. (Suśr.) id

≫svarjin

1. svarjin m. id. L

svarjit

1. svar-jit &c. See p. 1281, col. 2

svarṇa

1. svarṇa m. (contracted from su-varṇa) a partic. Agni Hariv
2. n. gold (as a weight= one Karsha of gold) Yājñ. Kāv. Kathās. &c
3. a kind of red chalk R
4. a kind of plant (accord. to L., 'a kind of herb = gaura-suvarṇa', 'the thorn-apple', 'a kind of cocoa palm', and 'the flower of Mesua Roxburghī') BhP

⋙svarṇakaṇa

1. ○kaṇa m. a kind of bdellium (= kaṇa-guggulu) L

⋙svarṇakaṇikā

1. ○kaṇikā f. a particle or grain of gold KālP

⋙svarṇakāya

1. ○kāya m. 'gold-bodied', N. of Garuḍa L

⋙svarṇakāra

1. ○kāra m. a gold-worker, gṭgold smith (forming a partic. caste
2. -tā f.) Yājñ. R. Kathās

⋙svarṇakāraka

1. ○kāraka m. id. HPariś

⋙svarṇakūṭa

1. ○kūṭa N. of a place Cat

⋙svarṇakṛt

1. ○kṛt m. = -kāra HPariś

⋙svarṇaketakī

1. ○ketakī f. Pandanus Odoratissimus L

⋙svarṇakṣīriṇikā

1. ○kṣīriṇikā or f. Cleome Felina L

⋙svarṇakṣīrī

1. ○kṣīrī f. Cleome Felina L

⋙svarṇakhaṇḍāya

1. ○khaṇḍāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to become a lump of gold Rājat

⋙svarṇagaṇapati

1. ○gaṇapati m. N. of a partic. form of Gaṇêśa Cat

⋙svarṇagiri

1. ○giri m. N. of a mountain Śatr

⋙svarṇagairika

1. ○gairika n. a kind of yellow ochre or red chalk Suśr

⋙svarṇagaurīvrata

1. ○gaurī-vrata n. N. of a partic. religious observance Cat
2. -pūjā f. N. of a ch. of the BhavP

⋙svarṇagrāma

1. ○grāma m. N. of a country situated to the east of Dacca Col

⋙svarṇagrīva

1. ○grīva m. 'gold-necked' N. of one of Skanda's attendants MBh
2. (ā), f. N. of a river issuing from the eastern side of the Nāṭaka mountain KālP

⋙svarṇagharma

1. ○gharma m. N. of a partic. Anuvāka BhP

⋙svarṇacūḍa

1. ○cūḍa m. 'gold-crested', the blue jay L
2. a cock W
3. N. of a king Hcar

⋙svarṇacūḍaka

1. ○cūḍaka m. the blue jay L

⋙svarṇacūla

1. ○cūla m. (prob.) id. Kathās

⋙svarṇaja

1. ○ja n. 'gold-produced', the metal tin L

⋙svarṇajātikā

1. ○jātikā or f. a kind of jasmine Bhpr

⋙svarṇajātī

1. ○jātī f. a kind of jasmine Bhpr

⋙svarṇajīrī

1. ○jīrī (?), f. a partic. mixture Cat

⋙svarṇajīvantikā

1. ○jīvantikā or f. Hoya Viridiflora L

⋙svarṇajīvā

1. ○jīvā f. Hoya Viridiflora L

⋙svarṇatantra

1. ○tantra n. N. of a Tantra

⋙svarṇada

1. ○da mfn. giving gold Rājat
2. (ā), f. Tragia Involucrata L

⋙svarṇadāmā

1. ○dāmā f. 'gold-girdled', N. of a goddess Cat

⋙svarṇadīdhiti

1. ○dīdhiti m. 'gold-rayed', fire L

⋙svarṇadugdhā

1. ○dugdhā or f. Cleome Felina L

⋙svarṇadugdhī

1. ○dugdhī f. Cleome Felina L

⋙svarṇadru

1. ○dru m. Cassia Fistula L

⋙svarṇadvīpa

1. ○dvīpa m. n. 'gold-island', (prob.) N. of Sumatra Kathās. Śatr

⋙svarṇadhātu

1. ○dhātu m. red ochre L

⋙svarṇanābha

1. ○nābha m. ammonite MBh
2. a partic. spell recited over weapons R

⋙svarṇanibha

1. ○nibha n. a kind of red chalk L

⋙svarṇapakṣa

1. ○pakṣa m. 'goldwinged', N. of Garuḍa L

⋙svarṇapadmā

1. ○padmā f. 'bearing gold lotuses', the heavenly Ganges L

⋙svarṇaparṇī

1. ○parṇī f. 'gold-leaved', Hoya Viridiflora L

⋙svarṇapāṭhaka

1. ○pāṭhaka m. borax L

⋙svarṇapārevata

1. ○pārevata n. a kind of fruit tree L. [Page 1282, Column]

⋙svarṇapuṅkha

1. ○puṅkha mfn. gold-feathered (as an arrow) MBh
2. m. a gold-fṭfeathered arrow Śiś

⋙svarṇapuṣpa

1. ○puṣpa m. 'gold-flowered', Cassia Fistula L
2. Michelia Campaka L
3. (ā and ī), f. N. of various plants (Methonica Superba, Cassia Fistula &c.) L

⋙svarṇapuṣpikā

1. ○puṣpikā f. jasmine L

⋙svarṇaprastha

1. ○prastha m. N. of an Upadviipa in Jambu-dviipa BhP

⋙svarṇaphalā

1. ○phalā f. 'having gold fruit', a kind of Musa L

⋙svarṇabandha

1. ○bandha or m. a deposit of gṭgold MW

⋙svarṇabandhaka

1. ○banḍdhaka m. a deposit of gṭgold MW

⋙svarṇabindu

1. ○bindu m. a spot of yellow or gṭgold L
2. N. of Vishṇu L
3. of a Tīrtha MBh

⋙svarṇabhāj

1. ○bhāj m. a partic. sun VP. Sch

⋙svarṇabhūmikā

1. ○bhūmikā f. ginger or cassia bark L

⋙svarṇabhūṣaṇa

1. ○bhūṣaṇa m. Cassia Fistula Bhpr
2. n. a kind of red thalk L

⋙svarṇabhṛṅgāra

1. ○bhṛṅgāra m. a golden vase Rājat
2. a kind of plant L

⋙svarṇamaya

1. ○maya mf(ī)n. consisting or made of gold Siṃhâs

⋙svarṇamahā

1. ○mahā f. N. of a river KālP

⋙svarṇamākṣika

1. ○mākṣika n. a kind of mineral substance Bhpr

⋙svarṇamātṛ

1. ○mātṛ f. a kind of plant L

⋙svarṇamukharīmāhātmya

1. ○mukharī-māhātmya n. N. of wk

⋙svarṇamūla

1. ○mūla m. 'gold-rooted', N. of a mountain Kathās

⋙svarṇamūṣikā

1. ○mūṣikā f. a kind of plant (prob. wṛ. for -yūthikā) L

⋙svarṇayūthī

1. ○yūthī yellow jasmine L

⋙svarṇarambhā

1. ○rambhā f. a kind of plant L

⋙svarṇarāga

1. ○rāga or m. white lotus L

⋙svarṇarāja

1. ○rāja m. white lotus L

⋙svarṇarīti

1. ○rīti f. gold-like brass, bell metal L

⋙svarṇarūpin

1. ○rūpin mfn. gold-coloured Hcat

⋙svarṇarekhā

1. ○rekhā f. a gold streak (on a touchstone) Kuval
2. N. of a Vidyā-dharī Hit
3. of a river VP

⋙svarṇaretas

1. ○retas mfn. having golden seed (said of the sun) RāmatUp

⋙svarṇaroman

1. ○roman m. 'gold-haired', N. of a king R. BhP

⋙svarṇalatā

1. ○latā f. 'gold creeper', Cardiospermum Halicacabum L
2. Hoya Viridiflora L

⋙svarṇalābha

1. ○lābha m. a partic. spell recited over weapons (cf. -nābha) R

⋙svarṇavaṅga

1. ○vaṅga m. a partic. preparation made of tin L

⋙svarṇavajra

1. ○vajra n. a sort of steel L

⋙svarṇavaṇij

1. ○vaṇij m. a gold merchant, money-changer (forming a partic. caste) BrahmaP

⋙svarṇavarṇa

1. ○varṇa n. turmeric (also ā f.) L
2. -bhāj f. Terminalia Chebula L
3. ○ṇâbhā f. a species of plant L

⋙svarṇavalkala

1. ○valkala m. 'having gold bark', Bignonia Indica L

⋙svarṇavallī

1. ○vallī f. a kind of plant (= rakta-phalā) L

⋙svarṇavidyā

1. ○vidyā f. (prob.) the art of making gold Cat

⋙svarṇaśikha

1. ○śikha m. a partic. bird (= -cūḍa) Kathās

⋙svarṇaśuktikā

1. ○śuktikā f. gold from Suvarṇa-dviipa L

⋙svarṇaśṛṅga

1. ○śṛṅga mfn. gold-horned MW
2. ○gin m. N. of a mountain MārkP

⋙svarṇaśephālikā

1. ○śephālikā f. Cassia Fistula, Bbpr

⋙svarṇaśaila

1. ○śaila m. N. of a mountain Pañcad

⋙svarṇaṣṭhīvin

1. ○ṣṭhīvin m. = suvarṇa-ṣṭh○ MBh

⋙svarṇasaṃcayā

1. ○saṃcayā f. N. of a town Pañcad

⋙svarṇasindūra

1. ○sindūra m. a partic. medicinal preparation L

⋙svarṇasū

1. ○sū mfn. producing gold (as a mountain) Rājat

⋙svarṇastha

1. ○stha mfn. set in gold Pañcar

⋙svarṇākara

1. svarṇâkara m. a gold-mine Rājat

⋙svarṇākarṣaṇa

1. svarṇâkarṣaṇa and n. N. of wks

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1. svarṇākarṣaṇabhairavavidhāna3svarṇâkarḍṣaṇa-bhairava-vidhāna n. N. of wks

⋙svarṇāṅga

1. svarṇâṅga m. 'gold-bodied', Cassia Fistula L

⋙svarṇādri

1. svarṇâdri m. 'gold-mountain', Meru L

⋙svarṇāri

1. svarṇâri n. 'enemy of gold', lead L
2. sulphur L

⋙svarṇāhvā

1. svarṇâhvā f. a kind of plant L

≫svarṇaka

1. svarṇaka m. a kind of tree Hariv
2. gold Yājñ
3. golden, of gold W

svarṇalī

1. svarṇalī or svarṇulī f. a kind of plant L

svart

1. svart vḷ. for √śvart, q.v

svartha

1. sv-ártha mf(ā)n. pursuing or serving worthy ends RV

svard

1. svard (cf. √svad), cl. 1. Ā. svardate, to taste
2. to please Dhātup. ii, 18
3. to be pleasing ib
4. (also sañcaraṇe.)

svarda

1. svar-da svar-dṛś &c. See p. 1281

svardhin

1. sv-ardhín m. a good partisan (or 'one who has chosen the good side') AV

svarya

1. svarya See p. 1285, col. 3

svarvat

1. sv-arvat m. a good or swift courser MānGṛ

svarhaṇa

1. sv-arhaṇa n. great reverence BhP

≫svarhat

1. sv-arhat mfn. very honourable (-tama, superl.) ib

svalakṣaṇa

1. sva-lakṣaṇa sva-likhita &c. See p. 1276, col. 3

svalakṣita

1. sv-alakṣita mfn. altogether unseen, not thoroughly observed BhP

svalaṃkṛt

1. sv-alaṃkṛt and ○kṛta mfn. beautifully adorned MBh

svaladā

1. svaladā f. N. of a daughter of Raudrāśva

svalīna

1. svalīna m. N. of a Dānava VahniP

svalpa

1. sv-alpa mf(ā)n. very small or little, minute, very few, short (ena, 'in a short time') Mn. MBh. &c. [Page 1282, Column]

⋙svalpakaṅka

1. ○kaṅka m. a species of heron (= bhūkāka) MW

⋙svalpakeśin

1. ○keśin m. 'having small fibres', the √of sweet flag L

⋙svalpakesarin

1. ○kesarin m. 'having small filaments', Bauhinia Variegata L

⋙svalpajātaka

1. ○jātaka n. N. of wk. by Varāha-mihira (also called sūkṣma-j○)

⋙svalpatantra

1. ○tantra mfn. consisting of short sections, concisely written (-tva n.) Kathās

⋙svalpatara

1. ○tara mfn. very insignificant or unimportant Mn. Pañcat

⋙svalpatas

1. ○tas ind. quite gradually MBh. xii, 5221 (vḷ.)

⋙svalpaduḥkha

1. ○duḥkha n. very little pain Ml

⋙svalpadṛś

1. ○dṛś mfn. very shortsighted (metaphorically) Rājat

⋙svalpadehā

1. ○dehā f. a dwarfish girl unfit for marriage L

⋙svalpadrāvaka

1. ○drāvaka n. a partic. mineral preparation L

⋙svalpapattraka

1. ○pattraka m. 'small-leaved', a kind of Madhūka or Bassia Latifolia L

⋙svalpaphalā

1. ○phalā f. 'having small-sized fruit', Andersonia Rohitaka L

⋙svalpabala

1. ○bala mfn. extremely weak or feeble Hit

⋙svalpayātrā

1. ○yātrā f. the shorter Yātrā (by Varāha-mihira) VarBṛS. Sch

⋙svalpavayas

1. ○vayas mfn. very young Kathās

⋙svalpavittavat

1. ○vitta-vat mfn. possessing very little property Hcat

⋙svalpaviṣaya

1. ○viṣaya m. a very small matter or object W. a small part ib

⋙svalpavyaya

1. ○vyaya m. very little expenditure MW
2. mfn. spending very little, very niggardly ib

⋙svalpavrīḍa

1. ○vrīḍa mfn. having little shame, shameless, impudent W

⋙svalpaśarīra

1. ○śarīra mfn. having a very diminutive body, small in stature L

⋙svalpaśilā

1. ○śilā f. a very small stone
2. ○lāya Nom. Ā. ○yate, to become a very small stone Bhartṛ

⋙svalpasmṛti

1. ○smṛti mfn. having a short memory Mṛicch

⋙svalpāṅguli

1. svalpâṅguli f. the little finger L

⋙svalpātivistara

1. svalpâtivistara mf(ā)n. very concise and very diffuse Cat

⋙svalpāntara

1. svalpântara mfn. little different, Bc

⋙svālpāpahāra

1. svâlpâpahāra mfn. eating very little, most abstemious MW

⋙svalpāyu

1. svalpâyu or mfn. short-lived Hāsy

⋙svalpāyus

1. svalpâḍyus mfn. short-lived Hāsy

⋙svalpeccha

1. svalpêccha mfn. having few wishes, unpretentious, unassuming (-tā f.) Car

≫svalpaka

1. svalpaka mf(ikā́)n. very small or minute or short AV. &c. &c

≫svalpībhū

1. svalpī-√bhū P. -bhavati (p.p. -bhūta), to become small, melt away (as merit) Megh

≫svalpīyas

1. svalpīyas mfn. very little (property) Mn. xi, 8

svavaṃśaja

1. sva-vaṃśa-ja &c. See p. 1276

svavaklinna

1. sv-avaklinna mfn. well soaked or macerated Car

svavagraha

1. sv-avagraha mfn. easily checked or restrained Kām

svavacchanna

1. sv-avacchanna mfn. well covered Car

svavaśa

1. sv-avaśa mfn. (for sva-v○ See p. 1276, col. 3) not at all master of one's self Vās

svavas

1. sv-ávas mfn. (nom. ○vān) having or affording good protection RV

svavekṣa

1. sv-avêkṣa mf(ā)n. well provided for R

≫svavekṣita

1. sv-avêkṣita mfn. well considered ib

svavyāja

1. sv-avyāja mfn. thoroughly sincere or honest MBh

svaśa

1. svaśa m. pl. N. of a people (prob. wṛ. for khaśa) Buddh

svaśakti

1. sva-śakti &c. See p. 1277, col. 1

svaśva

1. sv-áśva mf(ā) n. having excellent horses, well mounted, well yoked RV

≫svaśvayu

1. sv-aśvayú mfn. fond of good steeds (others, 'wishing to be a good courser') RV

≫svaśvya

1. sv-áśvya n. possession of good horses RV
2. skill in horses ib

svaṣṭra

1. sv-áṣṭra mfn. armed with an excellent goad RV

svasaṃyukta

1. sva-saṃyukta sva-saṃvid &c. See p. 1277, col. 1

svasara

1. svásara n. (perhaps fr. sva + sara, 'one's own resort') a stall, fold RV
2. one's own place, home ib. ŚBr
3. nest of birds RV
4. day Naigh

≫svasāra

1. svasāra n. = svasara RV. i, 178, 2

svasita

1. sv-asita mfn. very black (in ○tâyata-locana, 'having very black and long eyes'), Mal

svasṛ

1. svásṛ f. (of doubtful derivation) a sister (also applied to closely connected things of the fem. gender, as to the fingers, the waters &c.) RV. &c. &c. [Cf. Gk. ? ; Lat. soror ; Lith. sesú ; Goth. [1282,] swistar ; Germ. ṣchwester ; Eng. sister.)

⋙svasṛtva

1. ○tvá n. sisterhood RV. x, 108, 10. [Page 1283, Column]

⋙svasā

1. svasā f. (m.c.) = svasṛ MBh

≫svasrīya

1. svasrī́ya m. a sister's son, nephew TS. &c. &c
2. (ā), f. a sister's daughter, niece Mn. xi, 171

≫svasreya

1. svasreya m. (and ī f.) = prec. MW

≫svāsṛka

1. svāsṛka mfn. (fr. svasṛ) Pat

≫svāsrīya

1. svāsrīya m. pl. = svāsrīyer yūnaś chāttrāḥ ib

≫svāsrīyi

1. svāsrīyi m. a son of a sister's son ib

svask

1. svask See √ṣvaṣk

svastaka

1. sv-astaká mfn. having a good or comfortable home AV

svastamita

1. sv-astamitá n. a beautiful sunset AV

svasti

1. sv-astí n. f. (nom. svastí, ○tís
2. acc. svastí, ○tím
3. instr. svastí, ○tyā́
4. dat. svastáye
5. loc. svastaú
6. instr. svastíbhis
7. also personified as a goddess, and sometimes as Kalā, cf. svasti-devii), well-being, fortune, luck, success, prosperity RV. VS. ŚBr. MBh. R. BhP
8. (í), ind. well, happily, successfully (also = 'may it be well with thee! hail! health! adieu! be it!' a term of salutation esp. in the beginning of letters or of sanction or approbation) RV. &c. &c

⋙svastikara

1. ○kara m. N. of a man Pravar

⋙svastikarman

1. ○karman n. causing welfare or success R

⋙svastikāra

1. ○kāra m. the bard who cries svasti R
2. = prec. MBh
3. the exclamation svasti Kathās

⋙svastikṛt

1. ○kṛt mfn. causing welfare or prosperity (said of Śiva) Śivag

⋙svastigavyūti

1. ○gavyūti (svastí-), mfn. having happy pastures or fields MaitrS

⋙svastigā

1. ○gā́ mfn. leading to fortune or prosperity RV

⋙svastitā

1. ○tā f. a state of welfare AitBr

⋙svastida

1. ○da (Śivag.),

⋙svastidā

1. ○dā́ (RV.), mfn. conferring happiness

⋙svastidevī

1. ○devī f. N. of a goddess (represented as wife of Vāyu and said to have sprung from the essence of Prakṛiti) MW

⋙svastipura

1. ○pura n. N. of a Tīrtha MBh

⋙svastibhāva

1. ○bhāva m. N. of Śiva ib

⋙svastimat

1. ○mát mfn. being or faring well, happy, fortunate RV. &c. &c
2. conferring happiness RV
3. containing the word svasti AitBr
4. (atī), f. N. of one of the Mātṛis attending on Skanda MBh

⋙svastimukha

1. ○mukha mfn. having the word svasti in the mouth, wishing joy or fortune L
2. m. a Brāhman or a bard L
3. a letter (beginning with svasti) L

⋙svastivacana

1. ○vacana n. pronouncing the word svasti, benediction MBh

⋙svastivah

1. ○vah (or -vāh), mfn. carrying auspiciously (as a carriage
2. others, 'conferring happiness') RV

⋙svastivāc

1. ○vāc f. (Vcar.) or (BhP.) benediction, congratulation

⋙svastivācaka

1. ○vācaka m. (BhP.) benediction, congratulation

⋙svastivācana

1. ○vācana or n. a religious rite preparatory to a sacrifice or any solemn observance (performed by scattering boiled rice on the ground and invoking blessings by the repetition of certain Mantras

⋙svastivācanaka

1. ○vācaḍnaka n. a religious rite preparatory to a sacrifice or any solemn observance (performed by scattering boiled rice on the ground and invoking blessings by the repetition of certain Mantras
2. also applied to the fee or complimentary present of flowers, sweetmeats &c. offered to Brāhmans on such occasions) MBh. Kāv. &c
3. -paddhati f. -mantra m. pl. N. of wks

⋙svastivācanika

1. ○vācanika mfn. pronouncing a blessing on anything Mcar. -1

⋙svastivācya

1. ○vācya mfn. to be called upon to pronounce a blessing on anything MBh
2. n. = -vācana Yājñ. -2

⋙svastivācya

1. ○vācya ind. calling upon any one to pronounce a blessing on anything Gobh

⋙svastivāda

1. ○vāda m. = -vāc Dhanaṃj

⋙svastivāhana

1. ○vā́hana mfn. leading auspiciously (as a road) AV

≫svastika

1. svastika m. a kind of bard (who utters words of welcome or eulogy) R
2. any lucky or auspicious object, (esp.) a kind of mystical cross or mark made on persons and things to denote good luck (it is shaped like a Greek cross with the extremities of the four arms bent round in the same direction
3. the majority of scholars regard it as a solar symbol
4. that is, as representing a curtailed form of the wheel of the Solar Vishṇu, consisting of four spokes crossing each other at right angles with short fragments of the periphery of the circle at the end of each spoke turning round in one direction to denote the course of the Sun
5. accord. to the late Sir A. Cunningham it has no connexion with sun-worship, but its shape represents a monogram or interlacing of the letters of the auspicious words su astí [svasti] in the Aśoka characters
6. amongst Jainas it is one of the 24 auspicious marks and is the emblem of the seventh Arhat of the present Avasarpiṇī) Hariv. Kāv. Pur
7. the crossing of the arms or hands on the breast MBh. Mālatīm. Kathās
8. a bandage in the form of a cross Suśr
9. a dish of a partic. form MBh. R. Pañcar
10. a kind of cake ib
11. a triangular crest-jewel L
12. the meeting of four roads W
13. a partic. symbol made of ground rice and formed like a triangle (it is used in fumigating the image of Durgā, and is said to symbolize the Liṅga) MW
14. a species of garlic L
15. a cock L
16. a libertine L
17. N. of a serpent-demon MBh
18. of one of Skanda's attendants ib
19. of a Dānava Hariv. [Page 1283, Column]
20. of a poet Cat
21. of another man Buddh
22. m. n. a mansion or temple of a partic. form VarBṛS
23. Marsilea Quadrifolia L
24. a partic. mode of sitting practised by Yogins (in which the toes are placed in the inner hollow of the knees) MārkP. Pañcar

⋙svastikakarṇa

1. ○karṇa mfn. marked on the ear with the figure called Svastika L

⋙svastikadāna

1. ○dāna n. crossing the hands Bālar

⋙svastikayantra

1. ○yantra n. a surgical instrument of a partic. form Suśr

⋙svastikāṅka

1. svastikâṅka mfn. marked with the Svastika cross, Bc

⋙svastikādicakra

1. svastikâdi-cakra n. pl. N. of wk

⋙svastikāsana

1. svastikâsana n. a mode of sitting ( See above) Sarvad

≫svastikīkṛta

1. svastikī-kṛta mfn. crossed (as hands) Cat

≫svastī

1. svastī ind. (with √as = svasti) Siddh

≫svasty

1. svasty in comp. for svasti

⋙svastyakṣara

1. ○akṣara n. expressing thanks for anything Hcat

⋙svastyayana

1. ○ayana n. sg. and pl. (ifc. f. ā) auspicious progress, success Jātakam
2. blessing, benediction, congratulation (with Caus. of √vac, 'to ask for a blessing') AV. &c. &c
3. a Mantra recited for good luck or the recitation of such a Mantra W
4. a means of attaining prosperity Jātakam
5. a vessel full of water borne in front of a procession L
6. mf(ī)n. bringing or causing good fortune, auspicious (○tama, superl.) TBr. &c. &c
7. -gaṇa m. a collection of Mantras recited for good luck AV. Pariś

⋙svastyarthacarita

1. ○artha-carita mfn. one who has happily attained his aim SāmavBr

⋙svastyātreya

1. ○ātreya m. N. of an ancient sage (supposed author of RV. v, 50, 51
2. pl. = 'the family of Svasty-ātrṭātreya) MBh. Hariv
3. the hymn composed by Svasty-ātrṭaltreya ĀśvŚr
4. a mirror Lāṭy

≫svastya

1. svastya mfn. happy, fortunate Kauś

svastha

1. sva-stha &c. See p. 1271, col. 1

svahatavāsas

1. sv-ahata-vāsas mfn. clothed in beautiful and unwashed (i.e. new) garments Hcat

svahantṛ

1. sva-hantṛ sva-haraṇa &c. See p. 1277, col. 1

svākāra

1. sv-ākāra mfn. (for svâkāra See p. 1277, col. 2) of decent or respectable appearance Hcar

≫svākṛti

1. sv-ākṛti mfn. good-looking, handsome Kathās

svākūti

1. sv-ākūti m. N. of a divine being enumerated among the Jayas Cat

svākta

1. sv-âkta n. good ointment (for the eyes) AV

svākṣara

1. svâkṣara svâṅga &c. See p. 1277, col. 2

svākhyāta

1. sv-ākhyāta mfn. well proclaimed (often applied to dharma) Divyâv

svāgata

1. sv-āgata mfn. (for svâgata See p. 1277, col. 2) well come, welcome R
2. lawfully-earned (as money) Mn. iv, 226
3. m. N. of a Buddha Lalit
4. of a king VP
5. of another man Buddh
6. (ā), f. a kind of metre, Srutab
7. (am), n. welcome, greeting, salutation (svāgataṃ te with or without astu, 'I wish you welcome') MBh. Kāv. &c
8. welfare, health ( See next)

⋙svāgatapraśna

1. ○praśna m. enquiry as to health Śukas

⋙svāgatavacana

1. ○vacana n. the uttering of welcome, the word welcome MW

≫svāgatika

1. svāgatika mfn. bidding welcome to any one Pāṇ. 7-3, 7 Sch

≫svāgatīkṛ

1. svāgatī-√kṛ P. -karoti (ind. p. -kṛtya), to make into a cry of welcome Megh

≫svāgama

1. svāgama m. welcome, salutation MBh

svāgrayaṇa

1. sv-ā́grayaṇa mfn. forming a good Āgrayaṇa (Graha) VS

svāṅkika

1. svāṅkika m. (perhaps fr. sva + aṅkī) a drummer L

svācaraṇa

1. sv-ācaraṇa n. good conduct or behaviour MBh
2. mfn. well-conducted ib

≫svācāra

1. sv-ācāra m. (Subh.) and mf(ā)n. (Yājñ.) = prec

⋙svācāravat

1. ○vat mfn. well-behaved VarYogay

svācānta

1. sv-ācānta mfn. one who has sipped water well or according to rule Vishṇ

svācchandya

1. svācchandya n. (fr. sva-cchanda) independence, freedom (instr. = 'by one's own will, voluntarily') Mn. iii, 31

svājanya

1. svājanya n. (fr. sva-jana) kinship, relationship HPariś

svājīva

1. sv-ājīva (R.), ○vya (Mn.), mfn. yielding an easy subsistence. [Page 1283, Column]

svāḍhyaṃkara

1. sv-āḍhyaṃ-kara mfn. easy to make rich Pāṇ. 3-3, 127 Sch

≫svāḍhyaṃkaraṇa

1. svāḍhyaṃ-karaṇa mfn. easily enriching Pāṇ. 1-1, 72 Vārtt. 9 Pat

≫svāḍhyambhava

1. svāḍhyam-bhava mfn. easy to become rich Pāṇ. 3-3, 127 Sch

svātata

1. sv-ā́tata mfn. well stretched or fixed RV
2. well aimed ib

svātantrya

1. svātantrya n. (fr. sva-tantra) the following one's own will, freedom of the will, independence (āt and ena, 'by one's own will, of one's own free choice, voluntarily, freely') Lāṭy. MaitrUp. MBh. &c

svāti

1. svātí f. (of unknown derivation) N. of the star Arcturus (as forming the 13th and 15th lunar asterism
2. also svātī́ pl. svātyaḥ) AV. &c. &c
3. N. of one of the wives of the Sun L
4. a sword L
5. m. N. of a son of Uru and Āgneyī (vḷ. khyāti) Hariv. VP
6. of Megha-svāti VP
7. mfn. born under the star Arcturus Pāṇ. 4-3, 34

⋙svātikarṇa

1. ○karṇa m. N. of a king VP

⋙svātikārī

1. ○kārī f. (?) N. of a goddess presiding over agriculture PārGṛ

⋙svātigiri

1. ○giri f. N. of a serpentmaiden Kāraṇḍ

⋙svātimukha

1. ○mukha m. a partic. Samādhi ib
2. N. of a Kiṃ-nara king ib
3. (ā), f. N. of a serpent-maiden ib

⋙svātiyoga

1. ○yoga m. conjunction with Svāti MW

⋙svātiṣeṇa

1. ○ṣeṇa m. (for -sena), N. of a king VP

svātta

1. svāttá mfn. (fr. √svad) seasoned, spiced VS. (cf. (agni-ṣvāttá)

svātman

1. svâtman &c. See p. 1277, col. 2

svāda

1. svāda svādu &c. See p. 1279, col. 3

svādara

1. sv-ādara mfn. very regardful, very considerate MBh

svādāna

1. sv-ādāná mfn. (for svâdāna See p. 1277, col. 2) easy to be taken MaitrS

svāditya

1. sv-ādityá mfn. any one befriended by the Ādityas RV
2. n. the favour or protection of the Ādityas ib

svādhī

1. sv-ādhī́ mfn. well-minded, thought ful, heedful, devout, pious RV

svādhīna

1. svâdhīna svâdhyāya &c. See p. 1277, col. 2

svādhvarika

1. svādhvarika mfn. (fr. sv-adhvara), g. svāgatâdi

svāna

1. svāna See √3. su, and p. 1280, col. 2

svānama

1. sv-ānama mf(ā)n. easy to be attracted or captivated Śiś

svānta

1. svānta See √svan and p. 1277, col. 3

svāpa

1. svāpa &c. See p. 1280, col. 3

svāpateya

1. svāpateya n. (fr. sva-pati) one's own property, wealth, riches MBh. Kāv. &c

svāpada

1. svāpada See śvā-pada

svāpi

1. sv-āpí m. a good friend or comrade RV. VS. AitBr

⋙svāpimat

1. ○mat mfn. containing the word svāpi AitBr

≫svāpika

1. svāpika n. N. of a fortress Rājat

svāpiśi

1. svāpiśi m. patr. fr. sva-piś g. raivatikâdi

≫svāpiśīya

1. svāpiśīya mfn. (fr. prec.) ib

svāpta

1. sv-āpta mfn. very abundant MBh
2. very skilful or trustworthy Kām

⋙svāptavacana

1. ○vacana mfn. (used in explaining sv-apivāta) Nir. x, 7

svābhāvika

1. svābhāvika mf(ī)n. (fr. svabhāva) belonging to or arising from one's own nature, natural, native, spontaneous, original, peculiar, inherent (-tva n.) Up. MBh. &c
2. m. pl. N. of a Buddhistic school (cf. Buddhac. ix, 48 ; 51)

⋙svābhāviketara

1. svābhāvikêtara mf(ā)n. not natural or inherent Sāh

≫svābhāvya

1. svābhāvya mfn. self-existent, existing spontaneously (said of Vishṇu) MBh
2. n. own peculiarity, own nature Śaṃk

svābhāsa

1. sv-ābhāsa mfn. very illustrious or splendid Kir

svābhīla

1. sv-ābhīla mfn. very formidable MBh. [Page 1284, Column]

svābhū

1. sv-ābhū́ mfn. very abundant or ready to hand RV
2. ready to help ib

svāmin

1. svāmin m. (fr. 1. sva + min) an owner, proprietor, master, lord or owner of (gen., loc., or comp.) Mn. MBh. &c
2. a chief, commander (of an army) Vikr. Subh
3. a husband, lover (du. 'husband and wife') Āpast. Mn. MBh. &c
4. a king, prince (in dram. used as a form of address = deva)
5. a spiritual preceptor, learned Brāhman or Pandit (used as a title at the end of names, esp. of natives of the Carnatic)
6. the image or temple of a god (often ifc
7. See śrīdhara-, viṣṇu-sv○ &c.)
8. N. of Skanda Yājñ. i, 293
9. of Vishṇu L
10. of Śiva L
11. of Garuḍa L
12. of the Muni Vātsyāyana L
13. of the 11th Arhat of the past Utsarpiṇī L
14. of various authors (also with miśra and śāstrin
15. sometimes abridged from names ending in svāmin e.g. for kṣīra- and śabara-svāmin) Cat
16. (inī), f. See next

≫svāmi

1. svāmi in comp. for svāmin

⋙svāmikārttika

1. ○kārttika m. N. of an author
2. ○kânuprêkṣā f. N. of wk

⋙svāmikārya

1. ○kārya n. the business of a king or master MW
2. ○ryârthin mfn. desirous of or seeking a master's interest ib

⋙svāmikumāra

1. ○kumāra m. N. of Skanda Kathās
2. of in author (?) Cat

⋙svāmigirimāhātmya

1. ○giri-māhātmya n. N. of wk

⋙svāmiguṇa

1. ○guṇa m. the virtue of a ruler Ml

⋙svāmijaṅghin

1. ○jaṅghin m. N. of Paraśu-rāma L

⋙svāmijanaka

1. ○janaka m. the father of a husband, father-in-law L

⋙svāmitā

1. ○tā f. (VarBṛS.),

⋙svāmitva

1. ○tva n. (MBh.) ownership, mastership, lordship of (gen. or comp.)

⋙svāmidatta

1. ○datta m. N. of a poet Cat

⋙svāmipāla

1. ○pāla m. du. the owner and the tender (of cattle) Mn. viii, 5
2. -vivāda m. a dispute between the owner and tender (of cṭcattle)
3. ○da-taraṃga m. N. of wk

⋙svāmiprasāda

1. ○prasāda m. (āt ind. 'by your majesty's leave') Ml

⋙svāmibhaṭṭāraka

1. ○bhaṭṭāraka m. a noble lord Mṛicch

⋙svāmibhāva

1. ○bhāva m. ownership, mastership, lordship R

⋙svāmimūla

1. ○mūla mfn. originating or derived from a master or lord, depending on a master or husband W

⋙svāmivaśīkarastotra

1. ○vaśī-kara-stotra n. N. of wk

⋙svāmivātsalya

1. ○vātsalya n. affection for a lord or husband MW

⋙svāmiśāstrin

1. ○śāstrin m. N. of an author Cat

⋙svāmiśailamāhātmya

1. ○śaila-māhātmya n. N. of wk

⋙svāmisadbhāva

1. ○sad-bhāva m. existence of a master or owner W
2. amiability of a master or lord ib

⋙svāmisevā

1. ○sevā f. the service of a master, respect or reverence for a master or husband ib

≫svāmika

1. svāmika (in comp.) = svāmin (cf. niḥ-, praṇaṣṭa-sv○ &c.)

⋙svāmikarāja

1. ○rāja m. N. of a king, Instr

≫svāminī

1. svāminī f. a proprietress, mistress, lady (used in addressing a queen or a king's favourite wife) MBh. Kāv. &c

⋙svāminīstotra

1. ○stotra n. N. of a Stotra

≫svāminy

1. svāminy in comp. for svāminī

⋙svāminyaṣṭaka

1. ○aṣṭaka n. N. of wk

≫svāmy

1. svāmy in comp. for svāmin

⋙svāmyartham

1. ○artham ind. for a master's sake MW

⋙svāmyasammata

1. ○asammata mfn. unpermitted by a master, one who has not obtained an owner's permission ib

⋙svāmyupakāraka

1. ○upakāraka m. 'serviceable to a master', a horse W

≫svāmya

1. svāmya n. mastership, lordship, ownership, dominion or power over any one Mn. MBh. &c

⋙svāmyakāraṇa

1. ○kāraṇa n. the cause of lordship or supremacy MW

svāmnāya

1. sv-āmnāya mfn. well handed down by tradition Śiksh

svāyatta

1. svâyatta &c. See p. 1277. col. 3

svāyambhuva

1. svāyambhuva mfn. (fr. svayambhū) relating to Svayam-bhū or the Self-existent, derived from the Self-existent (i.e. Brahman) MBh. Kāv. &c
2. relating to or derived from Manu Svāyambhuva MBh. Hariv. Pur
3. m. 'son of Svayam-bhū', N. of various sages (esp. of the first Manu, of Marīci, Atri, Nārada &c.) ib
4. (ī), f. Ruta Graveolens L
5. (am), n. N. of a Śaiva Tantra

⋙svāyambhuvamanupitṛ

1. ○manupitṛ m. 'father of Manu Svāyambhuva', N. of Brahmā MW

≫svāyambhū

1. svāyambhū = svāyambhuva above MW

⋙svāyambhūkṣetramāhatmya

1. ○kṣetra-māhatmya wṛ. for svayambh○ (q.v.)

svāyasa

1. sv-āyasá mfn. made of good metal (as a knife) RV. AV

svāyu

1. sv-ā́yu mfn. having good people (subjects) VS
2. m. N. of a man ( See next)

≫svāyava

1. svāyava m. patr. fr. sv-āyu PañcavBr

≫svāyus

1. sv-āyús n. full vigour or life VS

svāyuj

1. sv-āyúj mfn. easy to be yoked RV

svāyudha

1. sv-āyudhá mfn. well-armed, having good weapons RV. [Page 1284, Column]

svāra

1. svāra &c. See p. 1285, col. 3

svārakṣya

1. sv-ārakṣya mfn. easy to be protected or defended MBh

svārabdha

1. svârabdha svârāma &c. See p. 1277, col. 3

svārasika

1. svārasika mfn. (fr. sva-rasa) possessing inherent flavour or sweetness (as a poem &c.) MW
2. natural, self-evident Naish

≫svārasya

1. svārasya n. naturalness, self-evidence ĀpŚr. Sch

svārāj

1. svā-rāj. 2 See p. 1277, col. 3, and p. 1282, col. 1

svārājya

1. svā́rājya n. (fr. sva-rāj) independent rule, uncontrolled dominion, sovereignty (accord. to some 'Indra's heaven', fr. 2. svā-rāj
2. also indrasya svārājyam, N. of a Sāman) TS. &c. &c
3. union with Brahma, identification with the self-refulgent, state of self-effulgence MW
4. mfn. procuring sovereignty or heaven PañcavBr

⋙svārājyakāma

1. ○kāma mfn. desirous of sovereignty or heaven ŚāṅkhBr

⋙svārājyasiddhi

1. ○siddhi f. N. of a Vedânta wk

svārādhita

1. sv-ārādhita mfn. well propitiated, faithfully served Hit

svārūḍha

1. sv-ārūḍha mfn. riding well Hariv
2. well ridden (as horses) MBh

svārūpā

1. svārūpā f. (fr. sva-rūpa, q.v.) N. of a place Cat

svārociṣa

1. svārociṣa m. (fr. sva-rocis) patr. of the second Manu Mn. MBh. &c
2. mfn. relating or belonging to Manu Svārocisha Hariv. Pur

≫svārocis

1. svārocis m. = prec. Cat

svārjita

1. svârjita svârtha &c. See p. 1277

svārdra

1. sv-ārdra mfn. very wet or moist Bhartṛ. (vḷ.)

svālakṣaṇa

1. sv-ālakṣaṇa mfn. easily perceived or discerned MBh

≫svālakṣya

1. svālakṣya mfn. id. Hariv

svālakṣaṇya

1. svālakṣaṇya n. (fr. sva-lakṣaṇa) specific characteristics, natural disposition Mn. ix, 19

svālpa

1. sv-ālpa mfn. (fr. sv-alpa) very little or small, few W
2. n. littleness, paucity ib

svāvaśya

1. svāvaśya n. (fr. sva-vaśa) selfwill, self-determination AitBr

svāvṛj

1. sv-ā́vṛj mfn. easily acquired RV

svāvṛt

1. sv-āvṛ́t mfn. willingly turning towards MaitrS

svāveśa

1. sv-āveśá mf(ā́)n. easy of access or approach RV. VS

svāśita

1. sv-āśita mfn. well fed or satiated RV. R

svāśir

1. sv-āśir mfn. well mixed (○śir āmarkaḥ, 'N. of a Sāman') ĀrshBr

svāśis

1. sv-āśís mfn. well praising RV

svāśu

1. sv-āśú mfn. very swift RV

svāśliṣ

1. sv-ā-√śliṣ P. -śliṣyati, to embrace firmly or closely (vḷ. vâśliṣyet for sv-āśl○) Mn. xi, 103

svās

1. sv-ā́s mfn. fair-mouthed (as Agni) RV
2. keen-edged, sharp (as an axe) ib

svāsad

1. sv-āsád mfn. sitting happily by AV

≫svāsada

1. sv-āsáda mf(ā́)n. (used in explaining sv-āsasthá) ŚBr

svāsana

1. sv-āsana n. a good seat KātyŚr

≫svāsastha

1. sv-āsa-sthá mf(ā́)n. sitting on a good seat RV. TS
2. offering or supplying a good seat VS. ŚBr

≫svāsīna

1. sv-āsīna mfn. comfortably seated Hariv

svāsṛka

1. svāsṛka svāsrīya, svāsrīyi, See p. 1283, col. 1

svāstara

1. sv-āstara m. good straw for a couch R

≫svāstaraṇa

1. sv-āstaraṇa mfn. having a fair couch or cushion Subh. [Page 1284, Column]

⋙svāstīrṇa

1. sv-āstīrṇa mfn. well-spread ĀśvGṛ. MBh. &c

svāsthya

1. svāsthya n. (fr. sva-stha) self-dependence, sound state (of body or soul), health, ease, comfort, contentment, satisfaction MBh. Kāv. &c

svāhā

1. sv-ā́hā ind. (prob. fr. 5. su and √ah
2. cf. dur-āhā) hail! hail to! may a blessing rest on! (with dat
3. an exclamation used in making oblations to the gods
4. with √kṛ [ind. p. -kā́ram, or -kṛtya] and acc. 'to pronounce the exclamation Svāhā over') RV. &c. &c
5. f. an oblation (offered to Agni, Indra &c.) or Oblation personified (as a daughter of Daksha and wife of Agni
6. she is thought to preside over burnt-offerings
7. her body is said to consist of the four Vedas, and her limbs are the six Aṅgas or members of the Veda
8. she is represented also as a wife of the Rudra Paśu-pati) RV. &c. &c

⋙svāhākaraṇa

1. ○karaṇa n. consecration by uttering Svāhā APrāt

⋙svāhākāra

1. ○kārá m. (ifc. f. ā) utterance of or consecration by uttering Svāhā (also as a deity presiding over the Prayāja) ŚBr. &c. &c
2. -vaṣaṭ-kāra m. du. the exclamations Svāhā and Vashaṭ JaimUp

⋙svāhākṛt

1. ○kṛt mfn. consecrating with SvṭSvāhā, a sacrificer Hariv

⋙svāhākṛta

1. ○kṛta (svā́hā-), mfn. consecrated or offered with Svāhā RV. AV. Br

⋙svāhākṛti

1. ○kṛti or (svā́hā-), f. consecration with Svāhā (also as a deity presiding over the Prayāja) Br. ŚrS

⋙svāhākṛtī

1. ○kṛtī (svā́hā-), f. consecration with Svāhā (also as a deity presiding over the Prayāja) Br. ŚrS

⋙svāhāpati

1. ○pati (Hariv.), or (L.), m. 'lord or lover of Svāhā', N. of Agni

⋙svāhāpriya

1. ○priya (L.), m. 'lord or lover of Svāhā', N. of Agni

⋙svāhābhuj

1. ○bhuj m. 'Svāhā-eater', a god L

⋙svāhārha

1. ○"ṣrha (svāhârha), mfn. worthy of the consecration with Svāhā R

⋙svāhāvana

1. ○vana n. N. of a forest Pañcar

⋙svāhāvallabha

1. ○vallabha m. = -pati Bālar

⋙svāhāśana

1. ○"ṣśana (svāhâś○), m. = svāhā-bhūj L

⋙svāhāsudhākara

1. ○sudhâkara m. N. of a poem

≫svāhi

1. svāhi m. N. of a son of Vṛijinī-vat Hariv

≫svāheya

1. svāheya m. metron. of Skanda MBh

≫svāhya

1. svāhyá mfn. worthy of an oblation with Svāhā AV

svāhāra

1. sv-āhāra mfn. easy to be obtained or procured R
2. m. good food MW

svāhuta

1. sv-ā́huta mfn. well sacrificed or honoured with sacrifice RV

svāhvāna

1. sv-āhvāna mfn. easy to be invoked (used in explaining su-hava) Sāy

svikā

1. svikā See under svaka, p. 1278

svita

1. sv-itá n. = suvita, welfare, luck VS

svid

1. svid ind. (prob. fr. 5. su + id
2. cf. kuvid) a particle of interrogation or inquiry or doubt, often translatable by 'do you think?' 'perhaps', 'pray', 'indeed', 'any' (esp. used after the interrogative ka and its derivatives, e.g. kaḥ svid eṣām brāhmaṇānām anucāna-tamaḥ, 'pray who [or 'who do you think'] is the most learned of these Brahmans?' ŚBr
3. but also without another interrogative, e.g. tvaṃ svin no yājñavalkya brakmiṣṭho'si, 'do you think Yājñavalkya, you are the greatest Brāhman among us?' ib
4. also used after uta, api, āho, and utâho, and disjunctively in the first or second or both parts of a double interrogation, thus: kiṃnu-svid
5. kiṃsvid-svid
6. svid-svid
7. svid-utâho
8. nu-svid
9. svid-nu
10. svid-uta
11. svid-vā
12. svid-kimu
13. svid-kim-nukim
14. sometimes making a preceding interrogative indefinite, e.g. kvá svid, 'anywhere'
15. káḥ svid, 'whoever', 'any one'
16. similarly with yad e.g. yad svid dīyate, 'whatever is given' MaitrS
17. sometimes apparently a mere expletive) RV. &c. &c

svid

1. svid cl. 1. Ā. 4. P. (Dhātup. xviii, 4
2. xxvi, 79) svedate or svidyati (Ā. svidyate Yājñ
3. p. svidyamāna Suśr
4. pf. siṣveda Gr
5. siṣvide MBh
6. p. siṣvidāná RV
7. aor. asvidat Śiś
8. fut. svettā, svetsyati Gr
9. ind. p. -svedam Br.), to sweat, perspire AitĀr. ChUp. KātyŚr. MBh. &c
10. (svedate), to be anointed Dhātup
11. to be disturbed (?) ib.: Caus. svedayati (aor. asiṣvidat), to cause to sweat, treat with sudorifics Suśr
12. to foment, soften SāmavBr.: Desid. of Caus. sisvedayiṣati, Gr.: Desid. sisvitṣati ib.: Intens. seṣvidyate, seṣvetti ib. [Cf. Gk. ? ; Lat. sūdor, sūdare ; [1284,] Angl. Sax. swât ; Eng. sweat ; Germ. ṣchweiss, schwitśen.]

≫svid

1. svid (ifc.) sweating, perspiring Śiś

≫svidita

1. svidita mfn. sweated, melted W
2. sweating, perspiring ib

≫svinna

1. svinná mfn. sweating, perspiring VS. &c. &c
2. sweated, treated with sudorifics Suśr
3. seethed, boiled Hariv. MārkP

⋙svinnāṅguli

1. svinnâṅguli mfn. having perspiring or moist fingers Suśr. [Page 1285, Column]

≫sveda

1. svéda m. (ifc. f. ā) sweating, perspiring, sweat, perspiration (pl. 'drops of perspiration') RV. &c. &c
2. a sudorific Car. Suśr
3. warmth, heat L
4. warm vapour, steam ( See comp.)
5. mfn. sweating, perspiring, toiling W

⋙svedacūṣaka

1. ○cūṣaka m. 'perspiration sucker', a cooling breeze L

⋙svedacchid

1. ○cchid mfn. cutting i.e. allaying pṭperspiration, cooling W

⋙svedaja

1. ○ja mfn. sweat-produced, envapour or steam (said of insects and vermin) AitUp. Mn. MBh. &c
2. -dūṣita mfn. defiled by vermin BhP

⋙svedajala

1. ○jala n. (ifc. f. ā) 'sweat-water', perspiration Pur
2. -kaṇa m. (Śiś.), -kaṇikā f. (Vās.) = next

⋙svedabindu

1. ○bindu m. drop of perspiration Vās

⋙svedamalojjhitadeha

1. ○malôjjhitadeha m. 'one whose body is freed from perspiration and impurity', a Jina L

⋙svedamātṛ

1. ○mātṛ f. chyle L

⋙svedaleśa

1. ○leśa m. a drop of perspiration Śak

⋙svedavāri

1. ○vāri n. = -jala Śiś

⋙svedavipruṣ

1. ○vipruṣ f. = -bindu ib

⋙svedāñji

1. svédâñji mfn. moist with perspiration RV

⋙svedāmbu

1. svedâmbu (Kathās.),

⋙svedāmbhas

1. svedâḍmbhas (Hāsy.), n. = sveda-jala

⋙svedāyana

1. svédâyana n. 'sweat-passage', a pore ŚBr. Yājñ

⋙svedoda

1. svedôda or n. = sveda-jala W

⋙svedodaka

1. svedôḍdaka n. = sveda-jala W

⋙svedodgama

1. svedôdgama m. the breaking out of perspiration, Ratnâv

≫svedana

1. svedana mfn. perspiring, inclined to perspire Suśr
2. causing to perspire ib
3. (ī), f. an iron plate or pan L
4. (am), n. the act of sweating or perspiring L
5. any instrument or remedy for causing perspiration, a diaphoretic, sudorific Suśr
6. softening, fomenting Hit
7. a partic. process to which quicksilver is subjected Sarvad
8. mucus Gal

⋙svedanatva

1. ○tva n. inclination to perspire Suśr

⋙svedanayantra

1. ○yantra n. a steam-bath (for metals) L

≫svedanikā

1. svedanikā f. an iron plate or pan used as a cooking utensil L
2. a room for cooking, kitchen MW

≫svedayu

1. svedayú mfn. sweating, perspiring MaitrS

≫svedita

1. svedita mfn. (fr. Caus.) caused to sweat &c
2. fomented, softened (said of a dog's tail) Hit

≫svedin

1. svedin mfn. sweating, perspiring (in a-sv○) MBh

≫sveduhavya

1. svédu-havya mfn. (prob.) offering the sweat (caused by labour) as a sacrifice, toiling, exerting one's self RV

≫svedya

1. svedya mfn. to be sweated or treated by sudorific means Śiś. Pañcat

svidhma

1. sv-idhmá mf(ā)n. consisting of good or dry wood RV

sviṣu

1. sv-iṣú mfn. having good or swift arrows RV

sviṣṭa

1. sv-iṣṭa mfn. (√3. iṣ) much desired or loved R

sviṣṭa

1. sv-íṣṭa mfn. (√yaj) well or properly sacrificed, correctly offered RV. &c. &c
2. well worshipped or honoured VS. BhP
3. n. a right sacrifice VS. ŚBr. MBh. &c

⋙sviṣṭakṛt

1. ○kṛ́t mfn. offering a right sacrifice (esp. applied to Agni
2. superl. -tama) VS. &c. &c
3. = -kṛta GṛŚrS
4. (-kṛc) -caturtha mf(ā)n. having Agni Svishṭa-kṛit as fourth ĀpGṛ
5. (-kṛd) -bhāga m. the share of Agni Svishṭa AitBr
6. -bhājaná n. the substitute for Agni Svishṭa

⋙sviṣṭakṛta

1. ○kṛta mfn. belonging or offered to Agni Svishṭa Gṛihyās

≫sviṣṭi

1. sv-iṣṭi f. a successful sacrifice AV. TS. Kauś
2. mfn. sacrificing well or with success MBh

svī

1. svī svii-karaṇa &c. See p. 1219. col. 1

svūrch

1. svūrch See √sphūrch

svṛ

1. svṛ (also written svar), cl. 1. P. (Dhātup.xxii, 34) svárati (pf. sasvāra
2. 3. sg. Subj.[?] sasvár RV
3. aor. asvār, asvārṣṭām ib
4. asvārīḥ JaimBr
5. asvārīt and asvārṣīt Gr
6. fut. svaritā, svartā, svariṣyati ib
7. inf. svaritos JaimBr
8. svaritum, svartum Gr
9. ind. p. -svāram ŚāṅkhŚr.), to utter a sound, sound, resound RV. JaimBr. ChUp
10. to make (acc.) resound RV
11. to sing, praise RV
12. to shine Kauś. ChUp.: Caus. svarayati (aor. asisravat
13. Pass. svaryate), to pronounce or mark with the Svarita accent Prāt. Lāṭy.: Desid. sisvariṣati, susvūrṣati Gr.: Intens. sāsvaryate, sāsvarti ib. [Cf. Gk. ? ; [1285,] Lat. susurrus ; Germ. schwirren, ṣchwarm ; Eng. swarm.]

≫svara

1. svára or m. (ifc. f. ā) sound, noise RV. &c. &c

⋙svara

1. svará m. (ifc. f. ā) sound, noise RV. &c. &c
2. voice Mn. MBh. &c
3. tone in recitation &c. (either high or low), accent (of which there are three kinds, udātta, anudātta qq. vv., and svarita, col. 3), a note of the musical scale (of which seven rarely six or eight are enumerated, 1. niṣāda
4. 2. ṛṣabha
5. 3. gāndhāra
6. 4. ṣaḍja
7. 5. madhyama
8. 6. dhaivata
9. 7. pañcama [described as resembling respectively the notes of an elephant, bull, goat, peacock, curlew or heron, horse, and Koil [Page 1285, Column]
10. and designated by their initial letters or syllables thus, ni
11. ṛ
12. ga
13. ṣa
14. ma
15. dha
16. pa], but the order is sometimes changed, ṣadja being placed first, and niṣāda last) Prāt. ŚrS. Saṃgīt. MBh. &c
17. a symbolical expression for the number 'seven' VarBṛS
18. a vowel (either dīrgha, 'long'
19. or hrasva, 'short'
20. or pluta, 'prolated') Prāt. ŚrS. MBh. &c
21. air breathed through the nostrils ChUp
22. N. of Vishṇu Vishṇ
23. (ā), f. N. of the chief wife of Brahmā L
24. (am), n. a musical note Sāy. on RV. x, 146, 2
25. N. of various Sāmans ĀrshBr

⋙svarakampa

1. ○kampa m. trembling of tone L

⋙svarakara

1. ○kara mfn. producing voice Suśr

⋙svarakṣaya

1. ○kṣaya m. loss of voice Car

⋙svaragatādhyāya

1. ○gatâdhyāya m. N. of the first ch. of the Sāṃgīta-darpaṇa and of the Sāṃgīta-ratnâkara

⋙svaragrāma

1. ○grāma m. the musical scale, gamut MW

⋙svaragupti

1. ○gupti f. depth of voice Divyâv

⋙svaraghna

1. ○ghna m. 'voice-destroyer', N. of a partic. disease of the throat Suśr

⋙svaracintā

1. ○cintā f. N. of wk. on vowels Sarvad

⋙svaracchidra

1. ○cchidra n. the sound-hole of a flute Saṃgīt

⋙svaratattvacamatkāra

1. ○tattvacamatkāra m

⋙svaratattvodaya

1. ○tattvôdaya m

⋙svaratantra

1. ○tantra n. N. of wks

⋙svaratā

1. ○tā f. the state of (being) voice or a musical sound Cat

⋙svaradīpta

1. ○dīpta mfn. (in augury) inauspicious with regard to voice or sound VarBṛS

⋙svaranābhi

1. ○nābhi m. a kind of flute Saṃgīt

⋙svaranirṇaya

1. ○nirṇaya m. N. of wk. (on the accents of the Ṛig-veda, in 21 Ślokas, by Jayanta-svāmin)

⋙svarapakṣa

1. ○pakṣa mfn. 'sound-winged', possessing sound as wings JaimUp

⋙svarapañcāśat

1. ○pañcāśat f. N. of wk. on Vedic accents

⋙svarapattana

1. ○pattana n. 'abode of accents', N. of the Sāmaveda

⋙svaraparibhāṣā

1. ○paribhāṣā f. N. of wk. (on the more ancient notation of the accents or tones in the Sāmaveda, used in South India)

⋙svaraparivarta

1. ○parivarta m. change or modulation of the voice Mṛicch

⋙svarapuraṃjaya

1. ○puraṃjaya m. N. of a son of Śesha VP

⋙svarapṛṣṭha

1. ○pṛṣṭha mfn. having the Svara-sāman for a Pṛishṭha (q.v.) ŚrS

⋙svaraprakaraṇa

1. ○prakaraṇa n

⋙svaraprakriyā

1. ○prakriyā f

⋙svaraprastāra

1. ○prastāra m. N. of wks

⋙svarabaddha

1. ○baddha mfn. composed in musical measure (said of a song &c.) MW

⋙svarabrahman

1. ○brahman n. 'Brahman as manifested in sound', the sacred texts BhP

⋙svarabhakti

1. ○bhakti f. 'vowel-separation', a vowel-sound phonetically inserted between r or l and a following consonant (e.g. varṣa pronounced variṣa) Prāt

⋙svarabhaṅga

1. ○bhaṅga m. 'broken articulation', stammering L
2. hoarseness HYog

⋙svarabhaṅgin

1. ○bhaṅgin m. 'noteseparating', a kind of bird L

⋙svarabhūta

1. ○bhūta mfn. become a vowel (i.e. changed from a semivowel followed by a vowel into i or u) VPrāt

⋙svarabheda

1. ○bheda m. indistinctness of utterance, hoarseness Suśr
2. simulation of voice (instr. 'in a feigned voice') Pañcat
3. betrayal by one's voice (-bhaya n. 'fear of betraying one's voice') ib
4. difference of accent Kāś
5. difference of musical tones Inscr

⋙svarabhairava

1. ○bhairava m. N. of Tantra wk

⋙svaramañcanṛtya

1. ○mañca-nṛtya n. (in music) a kind of dance Saṃgīt

⋙svaramañjarī

1. ○mañjarī f. N. of wk. on Vedic accents

⋙svaramaṇḍala

1. ○maṇḍala m. or a kind of Vīṇā or stringed musical instrument L

⋙svaramaṇḍalikā

1. ○maṇḍḍalikā f. a kind of Vīṇā or stringed musical instrument L

⋙svaramantrakāṇḍa

1. ○mantra-kāṇḍa n

⋙svaramelakalānidhi

1. ○mela-kalā-nidhi f. N. of wks

⋙svaramātrā

1. ○mātrā f. strength of sound Vait

⋙svarayoga

1. ○yoga m. 'sound-combination, voice Kād

⋙svarayoni

1. ○yoni m. or f. the Ṛic on which the Svara-sāman is based ŚāṅkhŚr

⋙svararatnakośa

1. ○ratna-kośa m

⋙svararatnabhāṇḍa

1. ○ratna-bhāṇḍa n. N. of wks

⋙svaralakṣaṇa

1. ○lakṣaṇa n. N. of a treatise (on the accents of the Taittirīya, by Keśa-vārya)

⋙svaralāsikā

1. ○lāsikā f. a flute, pipe L

⋙svaravat

1. ○vat (svára-), mfn. having sound, sonorous, loud AitBr. Vait
2. having a melodious voice ŚBr
3. having an accent, accentuated ib
4. containing a vowel SaṃhUp

⋙svaravidhi

1. ○vidhi m. N. of a med. wk

⋙svaravibhakti

1. ○vibhakti f. separation of a vowel (in Sāman-chanting) PañcavBr

⋙svaravaidika

1. ○vaidika n

⋙svaravyākhyā

1. ○vyākhyā f. N. of wks

⋙svaraśas

1. ○śas ind. according to the accent Pat

⋙svaraśāstra

1. ○śāstra n. N. of a class of wks. on the modulation of sounds or on the passage of the air through the nostrils (esp. as bearing on the prognostication of future events)
2. N. of wk. on Vedic. accents

⋙svaraśikṣā

1. ○śikṣā f. N. of wk

⋙svaraśuddha

1. ○śuddha mfn. correct in musical measure MW

⋙svaraśūnya

1. ○śūnya mfn. unmelodious, unmusical W

⋙svarasaṃyoga

1. ○saṃyoga m. = -yoga Mṛicch
2. a song Śak
3. the junction of vowels MW

⋙svarasaṃsvāravat

1. ○saṃsvāra-vat mfn. correct in accent Ragh

⋙svarasaṃkrama

1. ○saṃkrama m. succession of tones (applied to the musical scale MW.), rise and fall of the voice, modulation of tone Mṛicch

⋙svarasaṃgraha

1. ○saṃgraha m. N. of wk. on suppression of the voice and breath (for attaining beatitude)

⋙svarasaṃdarbha

1. ○saṃdarbha m. = -saṃkrama Cat

⋙svarasaṃdehavivāda

1. ○saṃdeha-vivāda m. a kind of round game Kād

⋙svarasaṃdhi

1. ○saṃdhi m. the junction or coalition of vowels MW

⋙svarasamuccaya

1. ○samuccaya m. N. of wk

⋙svarasampad

1. ○sampad f. euphony or melody of voice R

⋙svarasaṃpanna

1. ○saṃpanna (svára-), mf(ā)n. melodious, harmonious ŚBr
2. having a melodious voice R. [Page 1285, Column]

⋙svarasāman

1. ○sāman (svára-), m. N. of the three days before and after the Vishuvat of the Gavāmayana (i.e. the last three days of the first, and the first three days of the second half-year) Br. ŚrS
2. n. N. of a Sāman, IndSt

⋙svarasāra

1. ○sāra m

⋙svarasiṃha

1. ○siṃha m

⋙svarasiddhāntakaumudī

1. ○siddhânta-kaumudī f

⋙svarasiddhāntacandrikā

1. ○siddhânta-candrikā f

⋙svarasiddhāntamañjarī

1. ○siddhânta-mañjarī f

⋙svarasubodhinī

1. ○subodhinī f

⋙svarasvarūpa

1. ○svarūpa n. N. of wks

⋙svarahan

1. ○han m. = -ghna ŚārṅgS

⋙svarāṃśa

1. svarâṃśa m. a half or quarter tone in music L
2. a seventh ( See under svara) VarBṛS

⋙svarāṅka

1. svarâṅka m. a kind of musical composition Saṃgīt

⋙svarāṅkuśa

1. svarâṅkuśa m. N. of wk. (= svaranirṇaya)

⋙svarānta

1. svarânta mfn. ending in a vowel VPrāt
2. having the Svarita accent on the last syllable ṢaḍvBr

⋙svarāntara

1. svarântara n. 'vowel-interval', the interval between two vowels, hiatus (= vivṛtti) MW
2. (e), ind. between two vowels ib

⋙svarārṇava

1. svarârṇava m

⋙svarārāvadhāna

1. svarâḍrâvadhāna n

⋙svarārāṣṭaka

1. svarâḍrâṣṭaka n. N. of wks

⋙svarodaya

1. svarôdaya mfn. followed by a vowel RPrāt
2. m. n. N. of a class of wks. (= svara-śāstra, q.v.)
3. -yuddha-nirṇaya m. -vicāra m. N. of wks

⋙svaropaghāta

1. svarôpaghāta m. 'voice-destruction', hoarseness Hcat
2. ○tin mfn. suffering from it ib

⋙svaropadha

1. svarôpadha mfn. having a vowel as penultimate letter RPrāt

≫svaraṇa

1. sváraṇa mfn. loud-sounding, clear-voiced RV. i, 18, 1

≫svaras

1. svaras See gharmá-svaras

≫svari

1. svarí mfn. noisy, boisterous RV

≫svarita

1. svarita mfn. caused to sound BhP
2. sounded, having an accent, accentuated Lāṭy
3. having Svarita accent Vait. Prāt. Pāṇ
4. added, admixe (-tva n.) Naish
5. m. n. the Svarita accent (a kind of mixed tone, produced by a combination of high and low tone, and therefore named in Pāṇ. 1-2, 31 sam-āhāra, the high and low tones being called ud-ātta, 'raised' or 'acute', and an-udātta, 'low' or 'grave'
6. the Svarita corresponds to the Greek circumflex and is of four kinds, viz. kṣaipra [as in vy-ā́pta for ví-āpta], jātya [as in kvá for kúa], praśliṣṭa [as in diviíva for diví iva], or abhinihita [as in té'bruvan for té abruvan]
7. it is marked in RV. by a small upright stroke above a syllable
8. and when produced by an udātta immediately preceding is sometimes called 'a dependent Svarita', and, when it properly belongs to a word, an 'independent Svarita') ĀśvŚr. Prāt. Pāṇ

⋙svaritatva

1. ○tva n. the state of having the Svarita TPrāt

⋙svaritavat

1. ○vat mfn. containing the Svarita VP

⋙svaritavākyapaddhati

1. ○vākya-paddhati f. N. of wk

≫svaritṛ

1. sváritṛ mfn. sounding, noisy, loud, boisterous RV

≫svarīyas

1. svarīyas vḷ. for svaryas ĀrshBr

≫svarya

1. svaryá mf(ā, Ved. ī) n. resounding, roaring, crashing, loud RV
2. beneficial to the voice Suśr

≫svaryas

1. svaryas n. (with Vishṇo?) N. of Sāmans ĀrshBr

≫svāra

1. svārá m. sound, noise (of a snorting horse) RV
2. tone, accent RPrāt
3. the Svarita accent TPrāt
4. mfn. relating to sound or accent MW
5. having the Svarita accent
6. n. a Sāman ending with the Svarita accent VS. PañcavBr. Lāṭy

≫svārasāmika

1. svāra-sāmika mfn. (fr. svara-sāman) Lāṭy

≫svārāyaṇa

1. svārāyaṇa m. patr. fr. svara g. aśvâdi

svṛkṣa

1. sv-ṛkṣa n. an auspicious asterism Hcat

svṛta

1. sv-ṛta (√ri used in explaining svâr) Nir. ii, 14

svṛtīka

1. svṛtīka n. = udaka, water (cf. smṛtīka) Naigh. i, 12

svṛddha

1. sv-ṛddha mfn. very prosperous or fortunate BhP

svṝ

1. svṝ vḷ. for √sṝ

svek

1. svek vḷ. for √srek

sveka

1. sveka m. (used in explaining sumeka) ŚBr

sveccha

1. svêccha &c. See p. 1277, col. 3

svetavya

1. sv-étavya n. (impers.) it is easy to be gone TS

sveda

1. sveda &c. See col. 1

sveṣṭa

1. svêṣṭa svâitu, svaiṣa, See p. 1277, col. 3

svaira

1. svâira and v. See p. 1279, col. 1

svairindhrī

1. svairindhrī f. = sairindhrī L. [Page 1286, Column]

svocita

1. svôcita svôttha &c. See p. 1278, col. 1

svojas

1. sv-ójas mfn. very strong or powerful RV

svopaśa

1. sv-opaśa mf(ā́)n. having beautiful locks of hair (?) MaitrS. (vḷ. sv-aupaśa)

≫svaupaśa

1. sv-aupaśá mf(ā́)n. id. VS

svoras

1. svôras n. See p. 1278, col. 1

svorasa

1. svorasa m. a husk, shell
2. n. the sediment of oily substances ground with a stone L

svovaśvīya

1. svovaśvīya wṛ. for śvo-vasīyasa (q.v.)