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 SANSKRIT-ENGLISH 
 DICTIONARY 
 
 BASED UPON THE ST. PETERSBURG LEXICONS 
 
 BY 
 
 CARL CAPPELLER 
 
 PROFESSOR AT THE UNIVERSITY OF JFNA 
 
 STRASSBURG 
 
 KARL J. TRUBNER. 
 
 1891, 
 

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 Qj>^ 
 
 k^juJ-'^ 
 
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 TO 
 
 WILLIAM DWIGHT WHITNEY 
 
 THE CHIEF INTERPRETER 
 OF THE EASTERN TO THE WESTERN ARYANS 
 
 DEDICATED 
 
 BY 
 
 THE AUTHOR. 
 
 50iV.3 
 
Preface, 
 
 ihls English edition of my Sanskrit Dictionary differs from its German original 
 not only in that it covers a much wider range of texts, but also in some minor partic- 
 ulars of its plan and arrangement. A few remarks will suffice to give the reader an 
 idea of the whole. 
 
 As to the texts for which this work was designed to serve as a special glossary, 
 I had originally only in view those of the second edition of Bohtlingk's S ansk rit- 
 Chrestomathie, the hymns translated by Geldner and Kaegi, those edited by 
 WiNDiscH, the Brahmana pieces translated hy Webek in Vol. I of the Indische 
 Streifen , Nala, and the plays of Kalidasa. To render my book more useful to the 
 English student of Sanskrit, I have now added to the texts just mentioned the Marut 
 hymns translated by F. Max Muller, the Kat hopan i sad, Manu, Bhaga vadgita, 
 Hitopade^a, Meghaduta, Mr.cchakatika, and Malatimadhava. I have 
 abstained from taking in more words from Brahmana and Stitra texts, as these will 
 always be least and last of all studied by beginners, thinking it better to enlarge, as much 
 as possible, the Postvedic or classical vocabulary. From the later literature, therefore, a 
 great many words that have not been received into the Petersburg Dictionaries (e.g. those 
 translated from Prakrt and many compounds) are to be found in my book, which, 
 I believe, will furnish the reader sufficient help to understand also easier texts 
 not particularly held in view by the author, e.g. the most beautiful episodes of the 
 Mahabharata and the Ram ay an a, the epics of Kalidasa, the other two plays of 
 Bhavabhiiti , and in general such works as are most appreciated and studied by every 
 friend of Sanskrit literature. For while enlarging the number of compounds, I made it 
 no less a rule to incorporate into this Dictionary all primary words of well-settled meaning, 
 and so in all essentials to preserve its double character, to be not only a handbook for 
 the beginner in Sanskrit, who wants to have as many words as possible explained to him, 
 but also to serve the purposes of the linguistic student, whose interest is limited to the 
 old stock of words and their relations to other languages. 
 
 With regard to the contents and arrangement of this book I have but little to add. 
 At first sight it appears to be nothing but a list of Sanskrit words put in alphabetical order 
 and confronted with their English equivalents. Such a compilation , little as it may seem, 
 would be much, if it were made with the correctness and accuracy required by the 
 matter. Whether I have succeeded in attaining this aim and rendering my book at least 
 
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 from this point of view useful to the class of readers for which it is destined, actual 
 experience must show. 1 hope, however, it will be acknowledged that I have always 
 endeavoured not only to put together words with words, but also to give the full devel- 
 opment and connection of meanings from their first radical origin up to the various 
 ramifications which appear in the texts enumerated above or are of universal interest. 
 Here we must, of course, distinguish between the old simple words and the compara- 
 tively younger derivatives and compounds, which generally are easy and transparent 
 enough to admit of an insight into^ their origin and growth even by the help of a simple 
 translation. This is also the reason why I abstained from giving a formal analysis of 
 words, such as would, in each individual case, trace the compound back to its constituent 
 parts and the simple word to its root or stem. In the first place, nine tenth of all cases 
 are so clear in themselves, that even for the beginner, if he only has worked his way 
 through the euphonic rules and the elements of word-formation, they need no explanation 
 whatever. The last tenth, on the other hand, offers numerous difficulties, which 
 it would be impossible to remove without altogether changing the elementary character of 
 this book. There are, moreover, two excellent guides through this domain of studies, 
 Whitney's Roots and Lanman's Reader, of which the one furnishes ample material for 
 Sanskrit and the other for comparative etymology, so that a book, which in a certain 
 degree is intended to be a completion or continuation of both, may well be for the 
 most part restricted to purely lexicographic matter. 
 
 There are still a few remarks to be made about some particulars of the outer plan 
 and arrangement of this dictionary. On the whole, it offers only authenticated matter, i.e. 
 such words, word-forms, genders, accents etc. as are actually found in the works of 
 Sanskrit writers, but not such as are merely taught by grammarians and lexicographers (with 
 a few exceptions, which are always recognizable as such; cf.p. viii). To accommodate myself 
 to the English custom, and to be in accordance with Whitney's system, roots and stems 
 are throughout given with r (instead of ar or f), e.g. 1 & 3o|i (instead of c|i^ & iR). The 
 adjective generally shows only the masculine stem, the regular feminine and neuter being 
 always omitted, except where they have developed a specific signification; i is always 
 treated as the irregular feminine to a. Of verbal forms only the present stems are 
 completely enumerated (including the secondary conjugation, causative, desiderative etc.). 
 The so-called past participle is usually put immediately after the present, with which it 
 forms as it were a kind of a-verbo and serves to keep the homonymous roots apart. In a 
 great many cases, however, I have treated this verbal form as a separate word, first 
 because it is no doubt the most frequent of all forms, which the beginner will most 
 particularly like to find sub voce, secondly, because it has very often developed a pregnant 
 meaning, and thirdly because it frequently forms the first part of compounds, at the 
 head of which it is most properly sought and found. Wherever this principle has been 
 carried out, reference has been made at the end of the root to the participles in question. 
 No less have the forms in anlya, tacya etc., a great many infinitives and gerunds, and 
 in general such forms as belong to the verb only systematically, but actually are felt as 
 separate words, found a separate treatment according to their alphabetical order. Brevity 
 has always conscientiously been striven after; I trust, however, that I have not gone too 
 far in this respect and proposed riddles instead of solving them. If, for instance, I say 
 ,"^t^*f a. & n. boasting', everybody will understand that the word , boasting' is to be taken 
 in the one case as an adjective and in the other as a noun of action. Likewise an article 
 
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 such as j'^rr^T ^' mountain (earth-holder)' will be in itself clear enough and save the 
 student the trouble of looking up "t^J & ^T* ^7 the word abstract I understand chiefly 
 the substantives in td and tva, by the word possessive the adjectives in vant, mant, etc. 
 In a great nnany instances merely the formation of such words is given, because their 
 special meaning is easily suggested by the groundword and the passage where the deriv- 
 ative occurs. Of brackets a very frequent and various use has been made, which, I 
 suppose, will be clear by itself in each single case. For all these things I call the attention 
 of the reader to the list of abbreviations on the next page. 
 
 How far I have relied on my authorities or followed my own judgment, others may 
 decide. I can only say that I have always tried to keep the mean between blindly follow- 
 ing and thougthiessly abatidoning the path of my great predecessors. Most difficulties 
 arose from the Rigveda vocabulary, a great part of which has been incorporated into 
 this book. But even on this hotly debated ground I rarely have had occasion to differ 
 from the acknowledged chief of Vedic interpretation. 
 
 Before I conclude, I must express my profound gratitude first to the venerable 
 editor of the great work whose treasures I was once more allowed to change into snjall 
 coin and make accessible to a larger circle; next to his numerous collaborators, one of 
 whom, I hope, will see in the liberty that I have taken of putting his name on the 
 front page of this book, a small but well-meant token of my sincere homage to his in- 
 comparable achievements in more than one branch of Sanskrit and linguistic research. Among 
 those who took a kind interest in the undertaking of this English edition, I have to name, 
 in the first place, Professor Ch. R. Lanman, who during his stay in Europe, three years 
 ago, lent me his valuable aid, and did so much by word and deed that I shall always feel 
 myself his debtor. I can only wish that this book may not fall too short of his 
 expectations. Finally I have to thank all those who kindly assisted me in looking over 
 the proof-sheets, and while doing so favoured me with many a useful suggestion. 
 
 Jena, March 1891. 
 
 C. Cappeller. 
 
VIII 
 
 List of Abbreviations. 
 
 A(ctive). 
 
 a(djective). 
 
 abl(ative). 
 
 absol(utely). 
 
 abstr(act), v. pref. 
 
 acc(usative). 
 
 add(itions). 
 
 adv(erb). 
 
 C(ausative). 
 
 cert(ain). 
 
 cf. = compare. 
 
 conip(arative). 
 
 conj(unctive). 
 
 correl(ative). 
 
 D(e8iderative). 
 
 (d.) = drama. 
 
 dat(ive). 
 
 den(ominative). 
 
 du(al). 
 
 E(pithet). 
 
 e.g. = for example. 
 
 encl(itic). 
 
 esp(ecially). 
 
 excl(amation). 
 
 f(eminine). 
 
 fig(uratively). 
 
 fut(ure). 
 
 (g.) =1 grammar. 
 
 gen(etive). 
 
 .... the Udatta accent. 
 
 .... the proper Svarita. 
 =fc with or without. 
 
 o — the principal word of an article to be 
 supplied at the beginning of a compound. 
 
 — o the same supplied at the end of a com- 
 pound. 
 
 *.... a word taught only by grammarians or 
 lexicographers. 
 
 ger(uDd). 
 I(ntensive). 
 i.e. = that is. 
 i.g. = in general. 
 imper(ative). 
 impers(onally). 
 indecl(inable). 
 inf(initive). 
 instr(umental). 
 interr(ogative). 
 intr(ansitive). 
 (j.) = jurisprudence. 
 1. & f. = literally and figura- 
 tively. 
 lit(erally). 
 
 1. 1. = later language. 
 loc(ative). 
 m(asculine). 
 M(iddle). 
 m(eanin)g. 
 N(anie). 
 n(euter). 
 nora(inative). 
 num(eral). 
 o(ften). 
 opp(osed). 
 opt(ative). 
 orig(inally). 
 P(assive). 
 
 p(ossessive), v. pref. 
 
 part(icle). 
 
 perf(ect). 
 
 pers(on or personal). 
 
 pers(on) & th(ing). 
 
 pl(ural). 
 
 prec(eding). 
 
 pp. = participle. 
 
 pref(ix). 
 
 prep(osition). 
 
 pres(ent). 
 
 pron(oun). 
 
 q.v. = which see, 
 
 r(arely). 
 
 (r.) ritual or religion. 
 
 (rh.) rhetoric. 
 
 S(imple). 
 
 s(ubstantive). 
 
 sc(ilicet). 
 
 seq. = following. 
 
 sev(eral). 
 
 sgl. = singular. 
 
 sp(ace) & t(ime). 
 
 superl(ative). 
 
 s.v. = sub voce. 
 
 trans(itive). 
 
 voc(ative). 
 
 w(ith). 
 
 in a trans- 
 
 ....* a word which occurs only 
 
 lation from Prakrit. 
 *...."■ the same, if also taught by grammarians 
 
 or lexicographers. 
 f.... a word which, although not accented, 
 
 occurs in an otherwise accented text. 
 ....f a word for which a previously given 
 
 accent is not to be supplied. 
 
^ 
 
 1^ pron. stem of 3^ pers. 
 
 2^, "^w^ neg. prefix, corresponding to Gr. 
 ct av, Lat. in, Germ, un, etc. 
 
 ^Ilj m. portion, share, part, party; N. of 
 a god. 
 
 "^^T^fiWrr ^^ °l?cfi^»fT f. allotment of shares. 
 
 ^Ifir^T n. granting of a share ; abl. 07^^. 
 
 ^^HTf'T'T^ & °^T^^ a. having a share, par- 
 taking of (gen. or — o). 
 
 lil[?1ff a. forming part of (gen.). 
 
 ^■g m. stem or juice of the Soma plant; ray 
 of light. 
 
 "^^cfi n. garment, cloth. 
 
 '^^«RT«tT m. the edge of a garment. 
 
 "^■gXTJ n. a kind of cloth. 
 
 ^rg't'fr^ a- rich in Soma or rays, m. the sun. 
 
 "^^ m. shoulder. 
 
 ^r^«fiZ m-, ®^¥ n. the same (lit. top & back 
 of the shoulder). 
 
 ^^^ n. armour, mail. 
 
 ^^T^ a. strong, stout. 
 
 ^^^fS«i; a. being on the shoulder. 
 
 '^^^if^'i;^ a. reaching up to the shoulder. 
 
 ^f ' ^f% walk. C. ^-^rfTT send. 
 
 "^ffH f., "^1^, "^iW n- pressure, distress. 
 
 ^^^^ (comp.) narrower. 
 
 "^^T. a. pressed, distressed. 
 
 ^^17m a. pressed, n. pressure. 
 
 "^f^ m. foot. 
 
 ^^ n. not-joy, i.e. sorrow, woe. 
 
 ^^3TT a. not hard; soft, tender. 
 
 ^^"^^ a. free from thorns or enemies, un- 
 troubled. 
 
 ^^f^rT a. not spoken of, unmentioned. 
 
 ^^f^'S' a. pi. having no youngest (brother), 
 equal in age or strength. 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit -English Dictionary. 
 
 I '^^•^^rgft^fT a. not grown from a bulb.'^' 
 ^r«R'^T f- no (more a) maid. 
 ^^f^iTff a. not trembling, unshaken. 
 '^cjr^TIf n. non-doing, omission. 
 '^^''^W a. pitiless, cruel. 
 ^^TTf a. earless, deaf. 
 ^oRrf^ a. not to be done; n. misdeed. 
 ■^^rf a. not acting, m. no agent. 
 ^ofp^cf) a. having no object, intransitive. 
 ISfcfiijchcl^ a. performing no action. 
 
 I'^cR^Sl^ ". inactivity. 
 
 2^o|5T|^ a. mactive, lazy. 
 
 ^o|v5f^ a. without quarrel. 
 
 "^^fif^TcT a. unconcei ved, undefined ; ®^f^^«l^ a. 
 
 of immeasurable greatness. 
 ■^^i^a. unfit for (ace); unable to, incapable 
 
 of (loc, inf., or — o). 
 ^cfi^^ a. stainless. 
 ^cji^ a. unhealthy, sick. 
 "^o|f^ a. abundant, liberal. 
 ^oRf% a. unwise. 
 ■^cjp^Tf^^ adv. abruptly, unexpectedly, at once ; 
 
 (lit. without a why, i.e. wiihout any 
 
 apparent cause). 
 "^cRTI!^ a. immediate, sudden (lit. without 
 
 any joint, i.e. connection or intervening 
 
 cause) ; loc. = prec. 
 "^oirrTt a. free from love or desire, unwilling, 
 
 involuntary; adv. Off^f, abstr. OffTt f- 
 ^o(fn^ m. the sound or letter "^. 
 "^«RTT^ ^- ineffective, unsuccessful. 
 ^«BTT^ a. causeless; n. no cause. 
 ^IfcfiXT^Iffcfiej m. a disinterested friend. 
 "^«RT"^WrTT^ m. murderer without cause.* 
 ^?RiT^ a. & n. =^r^o?f. 
 
 1 
 
^^T^<^fT7T 
 
 ■^cft^^ltXv *^- ^'Ji'J'i'itting a bad action ; 
 in. an evil-doer, offender. 
 
 ^efij^ m. not the (right) time; © — , loc, & 
 ©rT^ untimely, out of time. 
 
 '^^T'5T%^^ adv. without delay, immediately. 
 
 ^cfiT^rrf^^n. unseasonable or bad weather. 
 
 ■^«RT^^f^ adv. without loss of time; at 
 once, suddenly. 
 
 ^!rf^^«T a- without anything, poor, indigent; 
 abstr. OffT f-, °^ n- 
 
 ^t^fx| (^ cjlUJ a. not doing anything, inactive. 
 
 "^leflf^ f. infamy, disgrace; «o|p^a. disgracing. 
 
 ^cR^"nf cT a. unmentioned. 
 
 ^cfi^TH^ a. fearless (lit. not afraid from 
 any quarter). 
 
 '^^(^^irT a. not contemning. 
 
 ^^^•tT^ & ^R^^TW a. not doing, omitting. 
 
 ^^^ & ^^•f a. of low (lit. of no) family; 
 low-born, base. 
 
 "^oR^r^T f- lowness of family. 
 
 ■^Sfeli^^ a. inauspicious, unlucky ; incapable, 
 awkward, clumsy. 
 
 ^«fi^ft[cT a. not having blossomed. 
 
 T^^xnT^ a. boundless; m. the ocean. 
 
 ■^cfiff a. undone, unmade, unwrought, unpre- 
 pared, imperfect, unappointed; often o — 
 not having done or got. 
 
 ■^^rf^^ a. whose tonsure has not been per- 
 formed. 
 
 "^rarf^ a. unthankful (lit. not knowing or 
 recognising things done). 
 
 ^«fif!y5I a. not having acquired merit ; sinful, 
 miserable. 
 
 ■^^fftj^ a. never before done. 
 
 ^girTU^T^ a. not having got mercy, un- 
 pardoned.* 
 
 ■^cRrfgfl a- of imperfect knowledge, dull, 
 stupid; abstr. oc«f n. 
 
 ^^(T^T a. unoffended. 
 
 ■^^rT^c^TT a. unaccommodated, not hospi- 
 tably received. 
 
 '?J^ffT^«l^ a. of uncultivated mind, rude. 
 
 "TSTefirrrW n. uncooked food. 
 
 ^^r^fmS a. not having attained the (desired) 
 object, unsatisfied. 
 
 "^5r«R7TTf^^ a. not performing the daily rites. 
 
 ^gjSr a. = ^RifT^- 
 
 ^eR(^ a. not whole, incomplete. 
 
 ^ofi(^f^^ a. not omniscient. 
 
 ^^rqxjr a. unquerulous, cheerful. 
 
 ^eir^t^^ a. not cultivating the field. 
 
 ^oR^ a. untilled; n. untilled soil. 
 
 ^^5 a. without light or shape. 
 
 ^SI^fT^ a. unfeigned, sincere. 
 
 ^%T^^«fl a. not irritating. 
 
 ^*T f. night (cf. seq.). 
 
 ^^ m. ointment; light or night (lit. what is 
 
 anointed, i.e. tinged bright or dark); instr. 
 
 pi. o. = by night, 
 l^isfi a. inactive. 
 2^nfe ™* banner, flag. 
 
 ^^f^H a. powerless, unwise, free from desire. 
 iXWf^ m. want of order; o — confusedly. 
 "^^^T^ & **T a. not eating flesh. 
 ^fsjiill f. inactivity, omission. 
 "^hR^cT a. unbought. 
 "^WK ^- "^^ cruel or harsh. 
 l^i^T^ m. abstr. to seq. 
 2nS|^|\^ a. free from anger, impassionate. 
 '^^T^'f a. the same. 
 ^rfW^ a. unvexed, unimpaired; ®^il|i(^ & 
 
 °«RTfT^ a. of unwearied activity. 
 ^^"^t ^^' non-affliction. 
 ^T^ , pp. "^H reach, o)>tain. 
 1"^^ m, die for playing; pi. game at dice. 
 2^^ m. axle. 
 
 3^^ (adj. — o f. ^) := ^7^. 
 ^"^R^nT a. having eyes. 
 ^^ff a. unhurt, unbroken, unhusked (grain). 
 ^Rff^Tf'T a. virginal (lit. vulvara integram 
 
 habens), »l|(^ a wife wedded as a virgin. 
 ^ff^"^ a. without the warrior caste. 
 ^T^^rf n. game at dice. 
 ^^^ n. eye. 
 
 "^^•fj^ "• skill in playing at dice. 
 ^r^frr^ «»• friend of, i.e. lucky with the dice. 
 ^^^W ^- breaking of an axle. 
 "^Sr^^ a. unable to bear, no match or unfit 
 
 for (loc, inf., or -o); f. ^j intolerance, 
 
 impatience, envy. 
 ^r^^'RT f. rosary, string of beads (also 
 
 ®f%oRT f-); E. of Arundhati. 
 
^'iWr^ 
 
 ■^'g^qf a. imperishable; abstr. OffT f., ^^ n. 
 U'^'^Xji^ a. yielding imperishable fruit, 
 a. inexhaustible, imperishable, 
 a. the same; n. sound, word, syllable, 
 
 esp. the sacred Om; record, writing. 
 ^T^"?^"^^^^ n. a syllabic metre (i. e. a 
 
 metre regulated by syllables). 
 "^^TTTfe f. N. of a metre, 
 -il^^m^ n. a word consisting of syllables.* 
 ^^"^ f. speech. 
 ^"^^fft" f- game at dice. 
 ■^T^l^^ n. the art (lit. heart) of playing at 
 
 dice. 
 '^'^TT'^r^W"- anything not pungent or salted; 
 
 oTIFTW & "Wrftl'l^ eating such food. 
 ^rP^ n. eye. 
 ^r^Mc|«rf a. not hurting. 
 
 "^f^cT, "^W^lir & ^'^^'ITW a. unhurt, un- 
 broken, imperishable. 
 ■^f^"fiT a. the same; f. imperishableness. 
 ^f%"'^adv. a bit (lit. what flies into the eye). 
 ^f^TTI ^- disease of the eyes. 
 "^f^ftlT^T^^ (n. sgl.) eye, head, and mouth. 
 "^"^ f- eye. 
 ■^^ m. a kind of net. 
 
 '?I'^^ a. unhurt, uninjured; fresh, new, strange. 
 1^^"^ n- no field, barren ground. 
 2^^"^ a. uncultivated, uninhabitable, comp. 
 
 ^^f^^l^ a. having no field. 
 
 "^"^if^Wt f- a (complete) army. 
 
 ^^^^adv. athwart, obliquely, in the wrong 
 way. 
 
 ^"^HJiiTcll, a. going athwart. 
 
 ^^"^a. undivided, indivisible; whole, entire. 
 
 ■^^u^ofi^ a. having its digits complete, full 
 (the moon). 
 
 ■^^f^cT a. unbroken, uninterrupted, un- 
 disturbed. 
 
 ^^f^ff^Tfr"^ a. of unbroken (good) 
 conduct.* 
 
 "^^^ a. unmutilated, entire, complete. 
 
 "^^if^fT a. unchewed.* 
 
 ^f^^ a. unwearied. 
 
 ■^f^'^^TT^ a. of unwearied course. 
 
 ■^f^^ a. having no gap or void, whole. 
 
 entire; instr. wholly, completely.' n.'all^ 
 
 everything, 
 "^^^ m. unweariedness, freshness. 
 t^SR^^if^ exclam. of joy or surprise, ©cfi 
 
 utter this sound. 
 ^^ (*a. not moving;) m. tree or mountain. 
 ^TW^^tT^ a., of^^T ger. not reckoning or 
 
 heeding; not caring for (ace). 
 "^^fT a. not gone; n. untrodden ground. 
 ^TrlTg a. alive (lit. whose breath is not 
 
 yet gone). 
 1^^^ m. not-disease, health. 
 2^;ir^ a. free from disease, well, healthy; 
 
 m. medicine, drug. 
 ^;iT'^ & ^^5«j^nT^ a. without smell. 
 '^7[7T a. immovable, inaccessible; m. tree. 
 ■^fTTRf a. inaccessible, unintelligible; f. "^T 
 
 (a woman) not to be approached. 
 ^^R^TTT^T n. approaching an unapproachable 
 
 (female), illicit sexual intercourse; ^'^^^ 
 
 a. relating to it. 
 ^if^ff a. unblamed, blameless. 
 ^^^ & "^^cIT m. N. of a sage. 
 ■^TJX^ n. mountain-top. 
 ^^V a. bottomless, deep ; o^^ a. of an 
 
 unfathomable character. 
 ^^TT n. (m.) house. o^Tff'i; burning a 
 
 house, incendiary. 
 "^rg a having no cows, poor. 
 ^^nJF a. having no qualities or virtues, 
 
 worthless; m. bad quality, vice. 
 ■^^paft^cf a. not being subordinate or sec- 
 ondary. 
 ^5^ a. unguarded. 
 ^IJ^ a. not heavy; light, short (prosod.); 
 
 m. n. aloe wood. 
 ^^nftfT a. untaken , unconceived ; °^f^^ 
 
 having inconceivable splendour. 
 ^^\ff a. = ^^ftff. 
 "^T^WT ger. without (taking).* 
 ^^^«Ti a. not taking or conceiving. 
 ■^Tlir a. not to be taken or conceived. 
 "^IT^T a. not being within the reach of, 
 
 inaccessible to (gen. or — o) ; abstr. OffT f. 
 ■^^Xm a. without a cowherd, unguarded. 
 ^;n"T"^^ a. the same; m. no cowherd. 
 
^W" 
 
 ■^ifTrTlI a. not to be hidden. 
 
 ^rtl"^ f. N. of Agni's wife. 
 
 "^f^J ni. fire, or Agni (the god of fire). 
 
 '^f^cfi^'l^ II- action of Agni or action per- 
 taining to fire, esp, the arranging or kind- 
 ling of the sacrificial fire. 
 
 ■^f^cR^ a. fire-like, fiery. 
 
 ^f^oRTTT ni. wish for fire. 
 
 ^?;r^T^ I'-, °f^^T f. = ^f^^?irH. 
 
 ^ftd'"^ n- the place of the sacred fire. 
 ^fq^^ m., o^^r^ n, the arranging of the 
 
 fire-place. 
 ^ftrfW^ a, fire-tongued. 
 '^f^^f%fl?f^»r a. having a point blazing 
 
 with fire. 
 ^f^"^^ u., o"^rfT f. the three sacred fires. 
 ■^rfllT^ "1- incendiary. 
 ^ff^^3\i|" or ^f^^I^ a. burned with fire; 
 
 m. pi. a class of Manes. 
 "^Sff^^'rT a. havingAgni as messenger, carried 
 
 or brought by Agni. 
 ^f^'2"fqrl a. hurt by fire, branded. 
 ^f?;(V ni. (the priest) who kindles the fire. 
 ^f^^^ a. cooked with fire; <*lll|rr^«f mating 
 
 cooked food. 
 ^f^'^'ncfti^T f. ^are of the sacred fire. 
 ^^Srf^'Rf^^^ ni- the implements required for 
 
 a fire-sacrifice. 
 "^"ftn:|7;iTJf n. T. of a Purana. 
 ■^f^IRir m-, °1TW^T n- (self-immolation 
 
 by) entering the fire. 
 "^f^^l^f^ a. having fiery splendour. 
 ^f^iT'fr a. maintaining the sacred fire, also 
 
 ■^f^f'T'^ m. N. of a king. 
 
 "^■fq'^ifr a. standing at the sacred fire. 
 
 "^f^^^ a. fire-coloured, boiling hot. 
 
 ^f^flff?!^ ^'- having a fiery or burning point 
 
 (arrow); f. "^ fire-flame. 
 ^"PCT^f^ f. purification by fire. 
 ^'fq^'^'^T f- attention to the sacred fire. 
 ^"f^?^ m. the first day of the Agnistoma 
 
 (v. seq.). 
 ^f^BTT "1- a celt, ceremony (lit. praise 
 
 of Agni). 
 
 ' ^p^ MT tT ^- pl* a class of the Manes (lit. 
 
 eaten by fire). 
 ^f^^^T"?^ Ml. rite performed by fire, esp. 
 
 the burning of the dead body. 
 "^f^^Tcl^ adv. into fire; o^i burn. 
 '^fq^Tf'?'!; ni. N. of man. 
 l^f^*^!"^ n- fire-sacrifice. 
 2^f^*^T'^ a. sacrificing to Agni. 
 ■^"ftr^T"^^Wt f- ladle for a fire-sacrifice. 
 ^f^%Tf^'T. ^' performing the fire - sacrifice. 
 ^'•H^J^ m. du. Agni and Indra. 
 ^^V^ m. = ^f^V^. 
 ■^^t^if n. kindling of the fire. 
 ■^^ify^jiT Ki- du. Agni and Soma. 
 
 ^I5€JT^T«T & ^^"^ n- setting up the fire. 
 
 ^T«2fTf^rf a. who has set up the fire. 
 
 ^IT n. front, top, summit, tip, point, upper 
 part, surface; outbreak, beginning; tin* 
 highest or best of anything. — '^^H i» 
 front or in presence of, (gen. or —o); ^%the 
 same + from (to = "^), before (abl.); absol. 
 at first, in the beginning; w. ^ precede. 
 
 "^^«fiT! "1- finger and first ray. 
 
 ^^5f a. first-born (also *>WJ) i "^i- eldest brother. 
 
 "^'?r^*?|«t^ m. a Brahman (lit. = prec). 
 
 ^^Wi" a. leading; m. chief, principal. 
 
 ^^ff^='^^; **^ place in front, send before, 
 
 ^TWTT ni-5 °^t^ f- uppermost part, top. 
 
 ^^^^ n. bill, beak.'' 
 
 ^^"^f^«l^ a. marching foremost. 
 
 ^^1^ ni. tip of the hand (i. e. finger) or 
 of an elephant's trunk. 
 
 ^^1"TT ^"- ^ piece of land held by Brahmans 
 under special grants. 
 
 "^"^TT^ftoR n. front of an army, vanguard. 
 
 "^^T^f^Wr ger. without making a person 
 accept a thing (2 ace). 
 
 ^^Tf^^l^ a. not catching or biting (leech). 
 
 "^tri^ a. j)receding, foremost, first. 
 ^fH'^a. the same, principal, best, excellent; 
 
 n. the best. 
 ^^, f. ^Tg" single, unmarried. 
 "^^^, ^'TT, & ^'T a. first-going. 
 ^^f^f^g "J. a man married at his first 
 
^^ 
 
 marriage with a widow; f. (also ^'^) 
 
 a younger sister married before her elder. 
 ■^%xifX & ^tj a. first-drinking. 
 ^^^T f- ^ preceding, going first. 
 "^JZf a. foremost, first, best. 
 ^^ a. evil, bad, sinful (also ^^T^f) ; n. evil, 
 
 sin, harm, impurity. 
 ■^■^^■^TJJ a. forgiving sin ; n. N. of a certain 
 
 Vedic hymn. 
 ■^"^f%^TrfcR(^ m. destroyer of evil. 
 ■^^"51^ a. meditating evil, wicked. 
 ■^^T"^ , °^f?T be wicked, a. o^. 
 '^^T^'T, n. day of sin, ill-luck, or impurity. 
 ■^TE^ITf a. pitiless, cruel, unkind. 
 
 ■^^TT^^ "^* ^' ^^ ^ man. 
 
 "^^5f or ^^q" m. bull, f. "^ cow (lit. not to 
 
 be slain), 
 '^"5f'?f a. not to be smelled at. 
 "^^ m.hook (poss. "^f^*?^), bend, flank, esp. 
 
 of the body, groin, lap, side, proximity; 
 
 mark, sign; act of a play. 
 ^^m^^ f. an embrace. 
 ^^^ , o^ffT, PP'^f^rl mark, stamp, brand 
 
 (a criminal), 
 "^^^fS f- a slender (lit. stalk of a) body. 
 "^^^Tf^l a. lying in the lap. 
 ^W^ n. bend, curve. 
 ^^^ s. side, flank (of a horse). 
 ^^^ a. = ^^ITTN^. 
 ^^T ™- shoot, sprout ; poss. of^cf or °T^^«tT • 
 "^"^T^ & °Trr^^. ^ to sprout. 
 "^^^ m. hook, esp. for driving an elephant. 
 
 s* 
 
 ^^^•l, ^* 'cooked, crooked, deceiving. 
 
 ■^^'"^f , o^«fT^ grapple. — X|f^ M. embrace. 
 
 ■^^ a, to be branded. 
 
 '^^.' "^Wf^ move. 
 
 1^^ a particle implying sollicitation, con- 
 firmation, or stress. 
 
 2^^ rn. N. of sev. men & of a country 
 (Bengal), pi. its inhabitants. 
 
 3^^ (adj. — o f. "1^ limb, member, body 
 (also ^"^'of) n.); part, means requisite, 
 supplement (cf. %^^), theme (g.). 
 n. court. 
 
 '^f^^m. a man's name; n. bracelet, poss. of^w^;^. 
 
 ^^•1 n. = ^^IJT. 
 
 ^^ifT f. woman, female. 
 
 ^^^^' m. distortion of the limbs.* 
 
 ^^7;;TT "!• paint, ointment, perfume (applied 
 
 to the body). 
 ^WTT^ m. the king of Ariga, i.e. Karria. 
 "^^I^^TT ™- disease (lit. alteration of the 
 
 body), 
 "^^f^^T f- knowledge of the (lucky and 
 
 unlucky marks of the) body. 
 
 ^^^^TT ^' embellishment of the body. 
 
 "^^^ffm m. bodily pain * 
 
 ^^^"jr m. bodily contact. 
 
 ^^^n|\«f a. deficient in limbs; abstr. o^ n. 
 
 ^^TT "^- "• toal; o^f m. the same; the 
 planet Mars. 
 
 ^^T^"'ft^*r "• injuring of a limb. 
 
 "^f^X[^ fn- a kind of mythol. beings with 
 Agni at their head; N. of an old Rishi, 
 pi. his descendants or their hymns, i.e. 
 the Atharvaveda. — ®"^^*l (superl.) quite 
 an A., "^f^'^^c^ adv. like an A. 
 
 ^f%**^ a. poss. to 3^^; m. a. limbed or 
 living creature. 
 
 "W^ w. efi appropriate, conquer, subdue (lit. 
 make part of one's self, cf.3. '^^); consent 
 to, promise, grant ; abstr. oofi'^lJI'n., oeBl"^m. 
 
 "^iffX f- finger, toe. 
 
 '^^T^'T^ "• finger-ring. 
 
 \* 
 "^^^ m. n. a thumb's breadth. 
 
 \* 
 ■^^f^ or 01^ f. finger or toe. 
 
 s» 
 ■^^f^"^ & o"^lin" n. finger-protector, i.e. a 
 
 \» 
 
 kind of leather thimble worn by archers. 
 
 ^^f^"^"^^^ a. poss. to -^^f^^. 
 ^^f^^q^j f. seal-ring (lit. finger-seal) 
 "^^f^?T^ n. the root of a finger. 
 
 ^I'^t^ & o^ n. finger-ring. 
 
 \* 
 ■^^¥ !"• thumb or great toe; ©i^T^t ^^T^cfif 
 
 \» 
 a. having the length of a thumb. 
 
 ^^"^Tr<5r n. the root of the thumb. 
 
 %VW "^- ^^^t' root; °tl^t s. lotus-(like) foot. 
 
 ^^, ^^ffi, <»B & ^wfcT; ^, pp. ^ (^W) 
 
^'^f^^^ 
 
 6 
 
 ^t^fT & '^rf^fT (q-'^) bend, move, go ; 
 
 exalt, honour. C. ^^"^tRT rouse, excite. 
 
 — ''?rq push oft", remove. "^J bend, curve. 
 
 ^^ lift up, raise, fil bend down; drop, 
 
 sink. xrPC turn, f^ bend asunder, spread, 
 
 extend, ^fl^ bend or press together. 
 ■^r^^f^'^"^ a. not being within the reach of 
 
 sight, invisible; m. a far distance. 
 ^x|t^^ a. eyeless, blind. 
 ^xjv^iT a. not being sandal. 
 ■^^"^ a. immovable, firm. 
 ■^^^JT a. having no hindmost, i.e. having 
 
 innumerable followers. 
 "^Sr^^ a. the same; m. mountain, f. "^T the earth. 
 ^x|^«i n. immobility; inflexibility from (abl.). 
 ^^^3Tf?r^ a. of firm standing. 
 "^P^xn^f "• non-unsteadiness; firmness, con- 
 stancy. 
 ^"fi^c^^ a. unthinking, foolish. 
 "^f^Tf a. unconceived, inconceivable. 
 '^if^'prf f. want of intellect, folly. 
 '^f%«fT«ft^ a. inconceivable. 
 ^f^nTT f- thoughtlessness, disregard. 
 ^f^firfr! a. unthought of, unexpected. 
 ^f^^ a. incomprehensible. 
 ^f%«^XI'^T5|i'T a. of inconceivable power. 
 '^f^«T*I^X? a. of incomprehensible form. 
 "^f^'^a. not long (time); short, brief, o— not 
 
 long ago, recently, just (esp. before pp.); 
 
 **\Ti, °T^> &®T[Tc^ iii a short time, soon, 
 
 directly. 
 ^f^T^. *3THT & °3WT^ f. lightning (lit. 
 
 having brief splendour). 
 "^rf^T^^t^^ ^' recently become a religious 
 
 mendicant. 
 "^f^Tf^^^- "^^ having been kept (lit. not h. 
 
 stood) a long time. 
 ^"Nrif^ a. just risen. 
 ■^^rf«T a. reasonless, unconscious. 
 la^rfB! ^' the same. 
 '^^'E a. motionless; abstr. o<^T f- 
 "^^if^ff & "^^T^'IT'f a. not compelled, spon- 
 taneous. 
 "^"f-^ m. no thief.* 
 1^^ or "^"^T adv. close by, here; prep. 
 
 to, towards (ace); often ^ — in verbs. 
 
 2^^ a. clear, transparent, clean, pure. 
 
 ■^T^^ n. no fraud or artifice; iustr. adv. 
 
 ^f^5'a. unbroken, uninterrupted, complete. 
 
 ^f^W a. uncut, unbroken, unhurt. 
 
 ■^^^ a. not to be cut off. 
 
 ^^ifW f" invocation, invitation. 
 
 ^ir^rT or ^^ffa. unshaken, firm, imperishable; 
 m. N. of Visnu. 
 
 ^"^cT^c^ a. shaking what is firm. 
 
 "^^ , "^^ftr, °% drive. — "^fXI drive away. 
 ^fir drive near or together, join. '^SfSf 
 drive down. "^7 bring near, fetch; ap- 
 proach. ^W M. drive out, take off. '^tf 
 drive near or hither. f^T^ drive out. f% 
 drive asunder, rush through (ace). ^i=J^ 
 drive together, unite; overthrow. 
 
 1^^ m. drift, rush; driver, mover (often 
 w. "5^X1^ q-"^') 5 he-goat , f. "^T she-goat. 
 
 2^^ a. unborn; f. ^ nature (ph.). 
 
 "^^f^ m. large serpent, boa. 
 
 ^^T^ a. not stupid, wise. 
 
 ■^^•J unpeopled; n. solitude. 
 
 "^Sflftj & oxiT^ m. goat-herd. 
 
 ^^?IT^ a. bleating like a goat. 
 
 ■^^iT^^ (°^) «!• N. of a man. 
 
 ^paf^ a. invincible. 
 
 ^aix;^ a. not aging, ageless, undecaying. 
 
 "^^Tfjrff & ^^"?f ^' the same. 
 
 "^JW^JiTT^ a. free from age and death; o^f^ 
 adv.. o^^ n. abstr. 
 
 ^^^«ff a. not saying. 
 
 ■^Ip^ a. unexhausted, incessant; n. adv. 
 
 ''I^f'^WT f. opp. of gff W^^T qv. 
 
 "^^Tcl a. unborn, not existent. 
 
 "^^TrTXfW a. having no wings (grown). 
 
 ■^^Tflir'^ a. having no enemies (existent), 
 E. of Yudhisthira etc. 
 
 ^5lT«T«rf a, not knowing. 
 
 "^j^TfiT a. not of kin; not becoming among 
 kindred. 
 
 ^55r5ITf# (m. pi.), ^olTfcf^ (n. sgl.) goats and 
 sheep. 
 
 '^fW<T a. unconquered, unsubdued. 
 
 ■^f^fTT^«(. a. having an unsubdued soul. 
 
 "^t%%f^^ a. having unconquered senses, 
 passionate. 
 
^TTZ 
 
 ^flfif 11. hide, esp. of a goat or antelope, 
 ^f^"^ a. agile, swift; n. adv.^, as subst. area 
 
 court. 
 f^f%T:T^^, ^V^ be quick. 
 "^fsf^ a. not crooked; straight, upright. 
 ^f^^W^ a. going straight; m. arrow. 
 ■^f^rf^cRT f- Tongueless, N. of a Raksasi. 
 ^^'^fl m. N. of a Rishi. 
 ^f^f^ a. unfaded, fresh; abstr. '^^f?^ f. 
 ^^IJf n. indigestion. 
 ^^^cTT f- indestructibleness. 
 ^T^"^ a. lifeless. 
 
 ^r^^iff^ a. not living, unable to subsist. 
 "^Wtf^c! n. not-life, death. 
 "^U^ & ^^"^ a. not aging, imperishable. 
 "^^H a. unpleasant, disagreeable. 
 "'^TW^ a. unconquerable. 
 *^^ch| f. a courtesan.* 
 ^^ a. not knowing, ignorant; m. foo!. 
 "^T^cfT f- ignorance. 
 "^"^Trf a- unknown; n. adv. without the 
 
 knowledge of (gen.). 
 ■^■^ift ni« not a kinsman. 
 ■^"^•T a. ignorant, n. ignorance; o«!Tfi[ & 
 
 o«Tf!^ unknowingly, unawares. 
 ^^T^T^ a. born of ignorance. 
 ^■^T^ a. having no relations. 
 "^"^^ a. inconceivable, incomprehensible. 
 ^^ m., ^^?^ n. course, way, train. 
 ^^^ a. not the eldest or the best, pi. having 
 
 no eldest brother; oH"pfff a. not behaving 
 
 like an eldest brother. 
 "^^ m. acre, field, plain; a. "^^JEf. 
 "^f^«^ a. active, agile. 
 ■gjj^^ m. end or border of a cloth. 
 ^fir<T a. bent, crooked; raised, honoured, 
 
 excellent, extraordinary, beautiful. 
 ^^^, "^fW, "^"^ pp. "^W smear, anoint, 
 
 adorn (M. refl.); glorify, extol; make 
 
 clear, manifest. C. ^^"^fTf smear, anoint., 
 .— "^ffg anoint, "^f^ smear, anoint (M. 
 
 refl.), adorn, "^anoint, smooth, embellish, 
 
 glorify, fif smear, anoint; M. slip into, 
 
 hide among ("^•fllC)- lrf?T anoint, adorn. 
 
 f^ M. anoint throughout; anoint or adorn ^ 
 
 one's self with (instr. or ace.) : make clear, 
 bring to notice, betray. C. cause to be- 
 come clear, reveal, "^firf^ P. become 
 clear, appear. Iffl^ anoint, adorn, em- 
 bellish, honour; join, unite; lick, devour; 
 M. feed on (instr.). — Cf. "^f^^W, ^^W, 
 
 "^^•fn. smearing, anointing; suggesting (rh.); 
 ointment, paint, esp. a collyrium made of 
 antimony. 
 
 ^^f^ m. the two hollowed hands put to- 
 gether (as a measure or a token of rev- 
 erence), of^ oR or ^«g put the hands 
 together and raise them to the forehead. 
 
 ^f^^ n. ointment; instr. & ace. quickly, 
 suddenly (lit. in a slippery way or with 
 gliding motion). 
 
 ^^•^^ m. rapid preparation of Soma. 
 
 ^f^ a. smearing, slippery (also "^f^^) ; 
 m. n. ointment, paint, colour, ornament. 
 
 "^Srf^^irT a. anointed, adorned. 
 
 ^Z- '^Z'RTi °% (=•= "'^fT) walk about, roam. 
 
 ^Zf n« roaming, wandering. 
 
 "^Zf^ or o«5Y f. the notched end of a bow. 
 
 ■^Z^ f- forest. 
 
 ^5 m. tower, buttress, also "951 JT^ m. 
 
 ^5^^ m. loud laughter. 
 
 ■^^X f. roaming. 
 
 ^flJI"^ & '^T!f1"?PEC superl. & compar. to "^'^. 
 
 l^'ftrH'l, ni- subtility, minuteness (also con- 
 sidered as a superhuman faculty). 
 
 2^flir^*[. »• the smallest piece or part. 
 
 "^in f- -41^5?! small, minute, tiny, atomic; 
 m. atom, f. finger. 
 
 ^UJ^f^oR a. containing minute particles. 
 
 ^PCTT^, f- 1 small-mouthed. 
 
 ^TTS" n. egg, testicle; o^cf a. being in the egg. 
 
 ■^T!^^ a. egg-born ; m. bird. 
 
 ^11^ n. a fine hole in the Soma strainer. 
 
 "^Tf^, "^rff?!, *>^ walk about, wander, run. — 
 ^5F[^ go or come to (ace). 
 
 ^flTcf n. untruth, unreality; Off^ not really. 
 
 ^7f^j^^«rT a. not answering to the nature 
 of truth. 
 
 '^rl'Z m. precipice (lit. having no slope") 
 
^fT^^TT^ I"' unreality (lit. the not being so). 
 
 "^fT^rf^fT a. not used to this (gen.). 
 
 ^fff^^ a. not knowing that. 
 
 ^fl«f a. not small, large. 
 
 ^^, ■^Trrf^rr, & of^^ a. unwearied. 
 
 ^rflT^, "^Tm^, & ■^ffl?^ a. impious (lit. 
 excercising no austerities). 
 
 "^fff^rf a. unconsidered, unexpected. 
 
 ^rp^f n- N. of a cert, hell (lit. bottomless). 
 
 '^jifcT^ adv. hence, afterwards, then, from now 
 (d= ^^^I^ & TT'^J^); therefore, conse- 
 quently. Also = abl. of 1^. 
 
 "^cf^ n. thicket, copse. 
 
 "^fffftf m. wanderer, beggar. 
 
 ■^f^f adv. (mostly ° — ) across, beyond, past, 
 over, excessively, quite, most; as prep, 
 beyond, over (w. ace, r. gen.). 
 
 '^rf?T^^'^ a. too piteous or miserable, n. adv. 
 
 ■^f^fcR^J^ adv. too early. 
 
 ^fTf^^W: f- i^ exceedingly beautiful. 
 
 '^rRTcfiTrJ'^ a. too timid or shy. 
 
 "^fTT^RT^ a. yery big or tall. 
 
 ^f?T«Bf^rf a. very angry, wrathful. 
 
 ^f^«fi^ wi- a certain penance (lit. too pain- 
 fut). 
 
 "^ifFTcRff a. overdone, extraordinary. 
 
 ^f?f«R'R tti. great anger, wrath. 
 
 "^ffT^TXTif a. too angry. 
 
 ^?rf?T"^i^n:i. going over, passing; transgression, 
 disregard; mistake, blunder. 
 
 '^ffT^'T^ n- going over, passing, trans- 
 gressing; irreverence towards ( — ^). 
 
 ■^fff^^ a. too cruel or dreadful. 
 
 ^ftwrfrffT a. very depressed." 
 
 ^f?T^ (~°) exceeding, transgressing. 
 
 ^ft^HT^ a. very quick. 
 
 "^f?i^TT, '«• transgression. 
 
 •^rf?r"N''5C1^ adv. very long. 
 
 ^tf?!"^«^^ a. free from desires; f. a hyper- 
 metrical verse. 
 
 "^rRl^l^ f- N. of a metre. 
 
 '^f?f^^«?rrrcR a. more dead than living. 
 
 '^rfTlf^'Tf^'i; a. very ascetic. 
 
 "^fTfrT'J^T'^ adv. more, in a higher degree; 
 much, exceedingly, absolutely. 
 
 ^ftdlR^*^ a. crossing, getting over. 
 
 "^fcTfTW a. very thirsty. 
 
 "^rf?Tr?WT f- excessive greediness. 
 
 ^ ft ^^RC. & ''^'fe'l^ a. very splendid or 
 powerful. 
 
 "^ifTff^ m. guest; o^f n. hospitality. 
 
 ^^rf?rt^^^»T n., otJ^T f. honourable reception 
 of a guest. 
 
 ■^fTT^f^W^ f- too much courtesy.* 
 
 ■^fH<*l^^ a. too hard or cruel. 
 
 "^fTT^T^ ni- violent burning or heat. 
 
 '^ftT'^F ^' blazing violently. 
 
 ^ft^^ a. too long. 
 
 ^fTT^^%ri:RrIT f. too long lasting anger.* 
 
 ^?rf7T'f:^Tf^rI&°^:f%fr a. greatly afflicted. 
 
 ■^f?f"5^'Tf a. of very bad conduct. 
 
 ^rf7I"4NlT ^- ^^''y difficult. 
 
 ^f?f"5^ a. too wicked or cruel. 
 
 ^rf^^*^^ a. very difficult to be crossed. 
 
 ^fcl'2"*f a. too shaken or troubled.* 
 
 ^f?l^'5[^ a. very or too far, 
 
 ^ffl'^^ a. too firm, close, or tight. 
 
 ^ffl^lir ^' transfer, extended application, 
 analogy. 
 
 ^frH^T a. quite constant. 
 
 ^frHilfTT f- N. of a class of metres. 
 
 ■^f^nrr^ a. past danger. 
 
 "^rfTTf^^T^ a. too sleepy. 
 
 ■^ftf^'^Xn' ^' quite pitiless.* 
 
 ^f^rf^q'^l' m. too much eagerness; instr. & 
 Of!^ adv. 
 
 "^fTff^rf^W ^' too despondent or humble.* 
 
 ^f?lf^W^W a. too merciless. 
 
 ^rf^ff^T ^- too rude or harsh; abstr. OfTf 
 f., o^ n. 
 
 "^f?T«r3|"^ a. too wicked. 
 
 ■^"fir^fr'Wrf a. grievously wounded. 
 
 "^fTfCTTrT ni. passing away; disregard, neglect. 
 
 ^'Rr'TrfTl'l^ a. going beyond, passing, over- 
 taking, neglecting. 
 
 "^rf^lft^T^ a. too tightly fastened.* 
 
 ^f^TITcRT'^f a. very manifest; abstr. ^oR^ n. 
 
 ^fTfTR" adv. too early. 
 
 "^ffjTTj^*^ m. uninterruptedness, continuance 
 
 HlfdWTfTXJT a. of extraordinary size, huge. 
 
 ^f?TTRrW a. very much used or common. 
 
 ■^"frflT^Tf a. very zealous or active. 
 
-^ir^mT* 
 
 ^f?TTr^¥ a. full-grown, advanced (age); too 
 
 haughty or arrogant. 
 ^f?T'R^T«rT a. quite abated or calm. 
 ^5rf?IH"QfW f-, ^TPBTIp ^' excessive attachment 
 
 to (gen. or — o); abl. o^^^^d^- 
 ^f?TlT^W n- (irnp-) too kind of (instr.). 
 ^fFTlTTcRfT a* quite vulgar or uneducated. 
 "^f^^ I (o5 l^T'T a* in the full bloom of youth. 
 ^"Rt^^, °^^«fT^ & of^'l^ a. very strong. 
 ■^f?T^T^ a. very young. . 
 "^f?j^*j(^ a. quite disgusting. 
 ^rTfl^rfV"^^ a. exceeding the saints. 
 ^f7f*?fW t- excessive devotion. 
 ^f?I^TT ^- heavy burden. 
 ^f?!^"^W a. quite dreadful. 
 ^f^HW "• (iii^P-) too much eaten. 
 ■^fTT^f^ f- culmination, high degree ; (*>^f^«^ 
 
 going too far*). 
 ^srfTf^jf^ a. very much; ^TT^^ a. yielding 
 
 very much milk. 
 ^f?T^T^ ^- "^ost terrific. 
 ■^f7fT"^4f^ "• the very midday. 
 ■^f?li?T^«T n. too much eating. 
 ^f?!^^'?[?^ adv. very sweetly.* 
 "^rf?I^f^«T a. very dirty or mean 
 ■^STHt^T"^ a. exceeding the measure, excessive; 
 
 — & n. adv. 
 ^f?T1TT«t "'• high opinion, arrogance. 
 "^fTfTlf'T^ a. haughty, arrogant. 
 "^rf?f'?T'nr a. su[)erhuman. 
 ■^fTf^li ^' escaped (ace.) ; s. N. of a plant, 
 ^^^^^^ a. very talkative. 
 "^fTTgj^ a. much perplexed. 
 ■^"fir^^ a. quite foolish. 
 '^f?l'9^ '^ ^^mi"^ a. very glorious. 
 "^ftTT?^ a. very quick. 
 ■^fHT''^^ '^ "^T^ a. quite delightful. 
 "^ftT^fr a. unimpaired. 
 ■^f?I'^T'^ a. left over from last night. 
 "'^rfWfrW a. excessive, superfluous, too large, 
 
 too much, surpassing (ace.) by (instr.); 
 
 having too much or too many (o — or — <>); 
 
 different from (abl. or — «). Abstr. OfTTf f. 
 "^rf^ffrWr^ a. having redundant limbs. 
 "^f^"^^ a. very angry. 
 ■^rf?!^^ a. most beautiful; n. great beauty. 
 
 ■^fTT^oR m. surplus, remainder, rest; excess, 
 high degree. 
 
 "^f^T^^^Tl^a.too shameful or confounding." 
 
 "^fTT^f^fT a. very pleasant. 
 
 '^fTf^'I^^ a. very covetous or greedy. 
 
 "^"R!^!^ r"', ®rTT f- excessive greediness or 
 desire. 
 
 "^fTT^TT a. too hairy. 
 
 "^t7|%T^ a. very unsteady or frail. 
 
 ■^f?I%Tfffr, f. °ff«ft very red. 
 
 "^f?f%T^ "• too much eagerness or desire. 
 
 '^'RT^<?«T n- escape. 
 
 ■^"Rr^fcf^T^ a. exceeding, transgressing. 
 
 "^fff^"^ m. n., °^"^TJf n. too much rain. 
 
 "^fTT^T? ra- excessive language, injury. 
 
 ^'fir^T^T'^a. exceedingly beautiful (lit. hand- 
 some- thighed). 
 
 "^f^rf^VT a. too miserable. 
 
 "^Rrf^^^^ a. too uf)steady or uncertain. 
 
 ■^"Rrf^^TT ^' diffuseness, prolixity; o?!^ at 
 large, in full detail. 
 
 ■^ftf^^TTT ^- too great extent. 
 
 "^f?f^'?5^«ff a. very powerful. 
 
 ■^fTI^Tf a. passed away; past or beyond ( — <>). 
 
 "^ftr^^a. very old, tall, or strong: prominent 
 by (instr.). 
 
 "^fTC^fS f« too much rain, «"^ giving or 
 causing it. 
 
 ^^rf^^lpft f- N. of a metre. 
 
 "^"Rf^ferT a. much afraid of (abl.) 
 
 "^fTni^ a. excessive, excellent, superior to 
 (abl.); m. excessiveness, excellence, su- 
 periority, o— & instr. adv. excessively, 
 very much, more. 
 
 ^fTT^^iT, f . t ^ ^irf'EPl a. excellent. 
 
 ^"Rlllf^ a. exceeded; exceeding (ace), 
 extraordinary. 
 
 "^fTTIT^T^Tr f- an exaggerated comparison. 
 
 "^tTTITTf^ a. surpassing. 
 
 '^"Rffll'f^r^ a. very inconstant.* 
 
 "^"Rr'ftr^ a. left, remaining. 
 
 "^STfTT'^J^ a. quite pure or clean. 
 
 ^^RTH^TTJ^T^T f. too much generosity.* 
 
 "^f^rsr^ m- excessive weariness. 
 
 '^f7!''EC"3j a. connected with (instr.), attached 
 to (-0). 
 
 1* 
 
^ffT4^ 
 
 10 
 
 "^fTf^i^ f- leaping over. 
 
 "'^fffFf^^rT a. not staying, restless; withdrawing 
 
 from (loc). 
 "^t^f^T a. surpassing; f. superiority. 
 "^frWcfiZ ^i- very difficult; n. great trouble. 
 "^"RT^^I" a. very angry. 
 "^rfir^^^ m. too much hoarding. 
 "^f?I^f^^T«T "• too great nearness. 
 "^f?!^?^ m. vehement agitation or confusion. 
 "^"fir^T^ ^- "^^f^st delicious (also as compar. 
 
 w. abl.). 
 "^^rftf^nr ^- concession, permission, leave. 
 "^ffTtt^tll (instr. adv.) too suddenly. 
 "^"fir^T^f^T^ f- t^ extending beyond a year. 
 ^rfTf^T^cpFT H« too much shyness. 
 '^ft^'^'l^ adv. very late. 
 "^trr^TT ^' diarrhoea. 
 
 "^fJWT^^ ". excessive rashness, temerity. 
 "^f?!^^ a. most delightful. 
 "^ft^W a. very subtile or minute. 
 ■^Ir^fS f- a higher creation. 
 
 "^fri^rff (?r »• too good cheer (lit. over-satu- 
 ration). 
 
 "^rfTT^^lfl^ a. too much given to sleep. 
 
 "^fff^^ a. very small or little. 
 
 ^ff^cT a. gone away, passed, dead; going 
 beyond, transcending, surpassing (— o). 
 
 "^Trftf!^^^ a. who has passed his infancy or 
 minority. 
 
 "^^f^^ a. going beyond or unattainable by 
 
 the senses; n. mind, soul. 
 "^fflf^^l^TlT a. conceivable (only) by the 
 
 internal organ. 
 •^<f^^ n. not the right way or time. 
 ■^nft^ adv. exceedingly, very much ; as prep. 
 
 above, more than (ace. or abl.). 
 "^"g^nT a. not urging. 
 '^g^ a. unequalled, unparalleled. 
 "^g^ a. dissatisfied. 
 "^gfS f- dissatisfaction. 
 "^gfScfi"?^ a. causing discontent, disgusting. 
 ^ffrff^ a. not quick; slow. 
 ^rf'^lJF^'fr a. insatiable. 
 
 ^ff^ a. unsatiated, unsatisfied; abstr. Offf f. 
 "^71^^ a. not made of metal. 
 
 ^fcff m. garment, veil; lightning. 
 
 ■^Tpf^ a. to be eaten. 
 
 *^TlT & ^Tf^ f. mother.* 
 
 "^f^ a. eating, consuming. 
 
 "^tI wi. eater, devourer; f. '^'^^. 
 
 ^(?f a. hastening, running, swift; m. courser, 
 horse, f. "^7 mare. 
 
 '^(il'^d a. most wonderful. 
 
 "^^^ a. reaching to the end, uninterrupted, 
 continual, thorough, complete, absolute, 
 o— & n. to the end, through life, for ever, 
 continually, throughout, thoroughly. 
 
 "^n^^ m. going beyond, passing away ; trans- 
 gression, oftence, sin; distress, pain, 
 danger; end, death. 
 
 '^(2J^(°— ) &°H adv\ excessively, very much. 
 
 ^(t|t«l| a. very little. 
 
 ^(tl^gpg" a. of very small understanding, 
 stupid. 
 
 ^(?f^|^ 11. too much eating. 
 
 "^(JT^r*?! a. eating too much. 
 
 "^n^rfS f' N. of a metre. 
 
 "^WTSR^ a. very confused; n. adv. 
 
 '^Mlf'I'l. a. not leaving or renouncing. 
 
 '^^T^T "1- t<^o much regard or consideration. 
 
 ■^(^ITf^W a. surpassing the sun. 
 
 "^T^T^TfT a. very tall. 
 
 "^WT"^"^ a. most wonderful or strange. 
 
 ■^c^nf^fT a. extraordinary, dreadful; n. cal- 
 amity, misfortune. 
 
 ^(?nT a. very mighty or strong; awful, dire. 
 
 "^CMpg??! a. highest, most exalted. 
 
 "^(IT^tI a. prominent. 
 
 "^(^J^X! a. most sublime. 
 
 ■^WWfTf !"• elevation, high rank. 
 
 -^Ic^rUil a. very hot. 
 
 ^"^ (fe^'^Jadv. here, hither; herein, in this case 
 or matter; there, then; also = loc. of 1^. 
 
 ■^■^TJ a. shameless. 
 
 ■gjf^^^ifT^, f. o^fi^his or her reverence (here). 
 
 ■^"^Inf"^ (loc. adv.) meantime. 
 
 lif^ a. eating, devouring, m. N. of a Rishi 
 & star in the Great Bear, pi. the descen- 
 dants of Atri. 
 
 "^f^^ a. born of Atri. 
 
 •^f^i^^ a. voracious, ravenous. 
 
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 ^nr^^ 
 
 "^f^cf"^ a. not yet tliree years old. 
 
 ■^t^T^ & oX*f{ a. not speeding, slow. 
 
 "^(of^T f' want of haste, slowness. 
 
 n^^ & "^^ adv. then, now; therefore, ac- 
 cordingly; further, also; however, but 
 (often merely expletive). At the beginning 
 of books or sections of books = now be- 
 ginneth (opp. '?[f?I q.v.). Often followed 
 by ^cT^ C^^TcTO:), -^^ (^^Tft), ^ 
 (^%T), ^, g, gil^, etc. — ^^ ^T (i .^^ 
 alone or "^f^) or, or rather, but, however, 
 or if, even. "^^ ^T— "^^ ^ either or. 
 "^"^ f^ii3[^ how else?, i.e. of course. "^^ 
 f?fi?T so much the more. 
 
 "^"^"^ f. point (of an arrow). 
 
 ^V>| <4«(^ m. fire-priest, esp. the first fiire-priest; 
 pi. his race or = seq. (then also sgl.). 
 
 ■^^^^ m. the Atharvaveda. 
 
 "^^^flTT/^C n. T. of an Upanishad. 
 
 "^^^if^^^ m. pi. the races of Atharvan 
 and Angiras, also = "^^^^^. 
 
 "^^, ^"Pfl eat, feed on, consume, devour. 
 
 c. ^^^fir, o%. — ^, 3T, t^, ^m:=s. 
 
 "^^f^*!^ a. not having tusks. 
 
 l"^^f^W a. left (not right), undexterous. 
 
 2"^;^f^TSf a. giftless, i.e. not bestowing or 
 
 not accompanied by sacrificial gifts. 
 ■^Q^f^TIJcrr f- want of courtesy or kindness.* 
 "^^■^"^•tT a. not punishing. 
 "^^■^^ a. unpunishable. 
 ^^Tf a. not given; f. nSf^rfT an unmarried 
 
 girl; n. not-giving, avarice. 
 ^^TT^rftpi;^ m. thief (lit. who takes what 
 
 is not given). 
 ^<^TiMq| f. not yet given (in marriage). 
 "^^Tl'^J'^f n. reward for avarice. 
 ^^^^ n. not giving. 
 ^5r^«T n. eating, food. 
 ^^«rf a. toothless. 
 '^^gcf a. unhurt, unbroken; harmless. 
 ^^^ a. harmless, faithful. 
 ^q[>J a. not scanty, much. 
 1"^^^ a. deceitless, honest. 
 2"^^^ m. non-deceit, honesty. 
 "^^fWW n. = prec. 
 ^f^^ a. merciless; n. adv. violently. 
 
 "^^fr"?" a- i^ot, poor. 
 
 "^^tJ a. having no pride, humble. 
 
 "^^^!pT a. invisible; n. not-seeing, not-exami- 
 ning ortrying, disregard, neglect; notbeing 
 seen, not appearing, absence. 
 
 "^^^^•tT^ a. not showing or producing. 
 
 "^^llf^c^T ger. without showing or paying. 
 
 "^T^^ (n. pron.) that, yonder (also «— ); adv. 
 there. 
 
 "^^ff a. not giving (esp. in marriage); ava- 
 ricious, stingy. 
 
 I'^^T'T a. being eaten. 
 
 S^^'PT "• not-giving, withholding. 
 
 3'^^TT a. giftless and juiceless (of an elephant). 
 
 ■^^Jw^^ m. not a Danava, i.e. a god. 
 
 ■^jflS'T'^ a. unirijurable, infallible. 
 
 "^Sf^T^T^, f. ^ ("^T) not being an heir. 
 
 ^^T'^W a* ^^^^^ harsh, meek, mild. 
 
 "^?f^ m. not a slave, a free man. 
 
 ■^^T^ a. incombustible. 
 
 l^^rf^fTT f. want, indigence. 
 
 2''55ff?'f7T a. boundless, unliniited, infinite; f. in- 
 finity, person, as the mother of the gods. 
 
 ^f<cM«rl^ & "^f^^ ^- "^^ willing to give. 
 
 ^^•f a. not distressed, cheerful. 
 
 ^^'I^fR^, o^^l^, & o^T^K. a. of cheerful 
 mind. 
 
 "^^t^HTTT a. not being given or married. 
 
 "^^1^ a. not long. 
 
 '^^■g a. not bad or wicked. 
 
 ^■S^*^ n. goodness, virtue. 
 
 Tjf^'^TXJ a. not difficult to be attained. 
 
 ^^/^ a. unharmed, uninjured. 
 
 adv. near, not far from (abl. or gen.). 
 "^^^f^T^T a. unvitiated, blameless, virtuous. 
 '^'^ a. not firm, inconstant. 
 ^ ^fij c f & "^^"^ a. not arrogant or proud ; 
 
 prudent, discreet. 
 "^"^^ a. invisible, insignificant, ugly; abstr. 
 
 OcH f., ^^ n. 
 ^^^*li*1 a. not being seen, invisible. 
 •^'il5&'^'^ a. unseen, invisible, unforeseen, 
 
 unexpected; unprecedented, unlawful; n. 
 
 the invisible power, fate, destiny. 
 l|f?gl|4 a. not seen before. 
 
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 l5f^^J ger. without seeing. 
 
 W^Tf a. not to be given. 
 
 '^?^, f. '1^ not divine, godless, impious; m. 
 
 not a god, an Asura. 
 UT^IJ m. wrong place. 
 "^tf Hcfll^ ni- wrong place and time. 
 ^^H^ a. not on the spot, not present, not a 
 
 witness. 
 "^2^ a. unconnected with the gods. 
 ■^?T"5f a. guiltless, sinless; m. no guilt or sin. 
 "^^I'^'W ^- "^^* knowing faults. 
 "^^"[^^•fT a. faultless, unblamaule. 
 ■^"^ m. stalk, stem, cane. 
 "^^T adv. indeed, truly; superl. '^^rf^T'^ 
 
 most truly. 
 ^^fT (^"^^) ^- invisible, secret, mysterious, 
 
 wonderful; n. wonder, portent. 
 '^^^•T^ a. in whom no fault is visible. 
 '^^'^T^'RT f- ^ kind of comparison. 
 ■^^i[^ n. food. 
 
 ■^^I^^ m. commensal, fellow, friend. 
 ^^ &"^^ adv. to-day, now. — "^^ '^^^^ & 
 
 from now, from to-day. 
 
 "^^ITT^T, f- t;^ to day's, present. 
 
 "^^rf^^ "• 5 **f^^"€ ^' the present (lit. to- 
 day's) day. 
 
 "^"^^ n. not the (right) thing or person. 
 
 ij'f^ m. rock, stone, esp. bruising or hurling 
 stone ; mountain, cloud. 
 
 n5ff^33^ a. extracted (lit. milked) with stones. 
 
 "^rf^^T a- mountain-born. 
 
 ■^t^«r'^ a. founded on rocks. 
 
 t'^'fe'^iff (only voc. °^^) hurler (lit. having 
 a hurling stone). 
 
 ^^^(nom. ^^cfi) a. deceitless, artless, true. 
 
 "^^T^ or "^^T^ a. the same. 
 
 "^^T^^T^ a. whose word is true. 
 
 "^^T^ a. harmless, kind; m. kindness. 
 
 '^5["T^%fI^ a. of harmless mind. 
 
 "^^^ a. without a second, unique. 
 
 ■^^"ilt^ n. non-duality, unity. 
 
 '^^[^•fr^ & "^1['??^ a. free from duplicity; 
 
 simple, sincere. 
 '^^i4H«d m. N. of a philosopher, lit. whose 
 joy is the unity (of the divine essence). 
 
 ^^T;(; & "^1[T"^ n- not the door. 
 '^f^[^ a. destitute of Brahmans. 
 ^ffcft^ a.=^^. 
 
 njf^'q'^Xf'I'T^ ^- f^G6 ^^^^ hatred and affection. 
 ■gfj^TSjw a. free from hatred, benevolent. 
 "^"^"E n^« not an enemy, or friend; abstr.o^n. 
 ^%^ a. = ^^^, n.=^l[^^. 
 "^V & "^^T (cf- ■^^) then, so, and, but, 
 therefore, accordingly (esp. after a rel., 
 temp., or condit. clause). ■^\;f-"^>ir&^'^- 
 n5f\ij ^T either — or. 
 "^^•f a. having no wealth, poor. 
 "^\if^ a. the same ; miserable, unhappy. 
 "^^^cTT f' misery, misfortune.* 
 "^^^^ a. undermost, lowest, worst of (— °). 
 "^VT^'ff a. of meanest conduct. 
 "^Sf^^Vt a. of weak understanding. 
 "^\iJ?f%Tf%^ a. born of lowest origin. 
 1S(\IT{4 & ^V^fxt^ m. debtor. 
 "^^X a. lower ; "^Sf^X ^ subdue, "^^T;; q^ 
 be subdued, m. the lower lip, coll. the lips. 
 "^n^TTTfW f- the nether Arani (v. "^''^flir). 
 "^^iT^TTr?^ a. lower and higher, inferior and 
 better, losing or winning; confuse, topsy- 
 turvy, n. state of confusion; address and 
 answer. 
 ^W^ &^^tT^ "• (adj. — ° f. t) nether- 
 lip, coll. the lips. 
 ^"^if m. unrighteousness, injustice, demerit 
 
 (often personif.). 
 "^^if^^ a. not knowing the law. 
 "^V^^'^'T n. unjust punishment. 
 ^\ijif^^ a. afraid of injustice. 
 "^\jfi|"g & "^^^ a. unrighteous , unlawful, 
 "^^^T^T"^^fr ni. prostration at the feet of 
 
 a person. 
 '^VJ'^f^ & "^VJIT^ ^ ^yi"g low, i.e. on the 
 
 ground. 
 ■^^t^J^T f. lying or sleeping on the ground. 
 '^^•lir'n§ a. having the branches below. 
 ^VI^Tf^ a.=^^:i[^. 
 nSf^j;^ adv. below, down; "^^TvS^^ deeper 
 and deeper. With ^ put low, despise; 
 w. "Cff^ sink down. As prep, under, below, 
 w. ace. (also ^?r^T>S^^), gen., abl., & -<>. 
 
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 ^fvftWT 
 
 n5f^^Tf[^ adv. down, on the ground, from 
 below; humbly, submissively ; prep, under- 
 neath, below (gen., abl., or — o). 
 
 "^V5I^ a. being under the feet; ^Tfi ofi tread 
 upon, subdue, n. the place under the feet, 
 as adv. under foot. 
 
 TSr^;^ a. being below. 
 
 "^^jftl^R a- unrighteous, unjust. 
 
 -iSfVn^ a. not to be borne or kept up. 
 
 ^fy adv. up, above, over, within, besides, 
 moreover; highly, very much. As prep. w. 
 ace. above, over, on (also doubled); w. 
 instr. along over (only w. '^^T&^f*!^); 
 w. abl. above, down, from, out of; w. loc. 
 above (*and below, in rank), over, in, 
 on, in behalf of, concerning. 
 
 ■^ff^oR a. exceeding, extraordinary ; superior, 
 more, better than (abl., instr., gen., or — *>), 
 by (instr. or — o). <>— and n. adv.; abstr. 
 =n., also OffT f- °^ n. 
 
 ^f\^cfiinif a. h. superior qualities; abstr. «ffT f* 
 
 ■^f^«RWl ^^^^' ^^ ^^ round the neck. 
 
 "^fVoRT^ n. (lit. the putting over, placing at 
 the head, supremacy) ; substance, something 
 concrete (as the recipient of qualities, 
 actions, etc.); support, receptacle; relation, 
 esp. the relation of the locative (g.); 
 chapter, head (in books); court of justice. 
 
 ^ftl^T'n^T^ ^ °cR ni. judge. 
 
 "^f^cRTW^"^''? s. hall of justice. 
 
 '^f^cRT'Rn'^ ^' judge or magistrate. 
 
 "^f^«RT^, f- ^ having a redundant member. 
 
 "^rf^«RTf^^ a. always increasing. 
 
 "^f^cRlX; m. supremacy, authority, govern- 
 ment, dignity, rank, office, service; right, 
 title to (loc), chapter, head; heading- 
 rule (g.). 
 
 ■^f\;fcfi7f^cJX f. o-^ n. superintendence over 
 (loc. or — o). 
 
 "^f^'^TfT'll ™- having an office, super- 
 intendent of ( — o); a person being entitled 
 to ( — o), or fit for something. 
 
 ^f^^RTcT a. placed at the head, appointed; 
 m. superintendent, magistrate, official. 
 
 ^f\jfoR(|f ger. concerning, on account of. with 
 reference to (ace ). 
 
 "^'ftlT'TT^ a. attainable, acquirable. 
 ■^fV^^ m., 07r^«T n. obtaining, acquiring, 
 
 going through or over, reading, studying. 
 "^f^I^in^T a. attainable, accessible, conceivable, 
 
 to be read or studied. 
 "^f^^W ^- possessed of high qualities. 
 "^f^TK a. kept, guarded by (— "). 
 ^f^I^iR n. birth. 
 '^f\:i5IJ" a. having the siring up ; strung. 
 
 ■^f\ir5q"^T^oR a. having the bow strung (v. 
 prec). 
 
 '^f^if^'ti;^*!^ a. the same. 
 
 "^f^^^ m., ociT f- a. supreme or tutelary god. 
 
 ■^fV^W n- the divine agent in material objects. 
 
 ^f^f^rT n.=^f^^^ + ^?rf^^. 
 
 ■^f%R, "^f\:ilTf7r, & "^rf^T m. lord, master, 
 ruler. 
 
 "^"ptm^Xf or ®xr^ "!• the supreme spirit. 
 
 "tSff^Xj^Uf a. whereon something is ground. 
 
 "^f\iIHff n. the highest being. 
 
 "^f^ij^^if a. wherewith something is churned ; 
 n. the hard piece of wood used in producing 
 fire. 
 
 I'^f^J'^^ m. the supreme sacrifice. 
 
 2"^f\sJ'^^ a. relating to the sacrifice. 
 
 "^f^f'^'Cf a. being on the chariot; m. chari- 
 oteer, a man's name ; n. a cart-load. 
 
 "^ftlTT^ *^ "^rf^TT^ '^- supreme ruler, so- 
 vereign. 
 
 "^f%IX!TW u. supreme sway, sovereignty. 
 
 '^fM'^^ a. mounted (act. & pass.), sitting 
 upon (ace. or — o). 
 
 "^f^^jllllf n. placing over or on ( — <>). 
 
 '^'pif'^Tf^ u. ascending (loc. or — o). 
 
 "^"RiT^TcR i^« the supreme world. 
 
 ^f\I^'3[f m. intercessor, protector. 
 
 ■^f^^cfe ^- intercession, protection. 
 
 "^f^^T^ ™- offence (with words). 
 
 I'^rf^'^T^ni. inhabitant, neighbour; dwelling, 
 abode. 
 
 2"^rf^^T^ m. cover, upper garment. 
 
 3'^rf^^T^ m. perfume; abstr. ©rlT f. 
 
 ^^rfV^T^^ n. perfuming; ©f^ff a. perfumed. 
 
 '^f\;r^Tf%«(^ a. dwelling in or near (— *). 
 
 -^fVf^WT f. superseded (by another wife). 
 
 y^ 
 
^f^^Tl^T 
 
 14 
 
 ■^fy%TT^T & °%^T f» to be superseded (cf. 
 ^ prec). 
 
 ■^f^f^fT ii- clinging to, hanging or resting 
 on (loc. or ace), put on (loc), esp. on the 
 lire; gone to (ace). 
 
 '^f^'q^Tjr a. fit for pressing (the Soma); 
 n. the Soma-press. 
 
 ■^fV'^rT superintendent, ruler; f. o"^. 
 
 ■^f^HT^ n- standing or dwelling-place; re- 
 sidence, capital; high position, power, 
 dignity. 
 
 "^Srf^^T"^ ger. employing, by means of (ace). 
 
 ^f^f%Tf or f^f^ff a. standing, sticking; 
 sitting on , being in (loc. or ace.) ; being 
 above or foremost; placed at the head of, 
 appointed to (loc. or — «), founded on 
 (loc); inhabited, occupied, seized, taken, 
 filled, lead, managed, exercised (instr. or 
 
 "^^itSRTT ^' superintendence (w. loc). 
 
 "^T^ff a- studied, learnt from (abl.); taught, 
 learned; n. learning, study. 
 
 "^vVRt f. recollection ; study, perusal. 
 
 ^V^f?I«T^ a. well-read, versed in (loc). 
 
 "^^^^ (mostly — o) subject, dependent. 
 
 l"^^"^ a. unsteady, abstr. ocfT f- 
 
 2^^"^ a. unwise. 
 
 ^V^TT^ a. having unsteady eyes. 
 
 n5r^^ m. master, lord, king ; abstr. OffT f- 
 
 ■^\iI«fT adv. now, presently. 
 
 "^^J^T^ a. smokeless. 
 
 "^jrafff f. unsteadiness, inconstancy, restless- 
 ness. 
 
 "^^"g a. not bold or impertinent; humble, 
 modest, also=seq. 
 
 ■^^T^ a. invincible, irresistible. 
 
 ■^^g f. a cow yielding no milk , fig. any- 
 thing sterile. 
 
 ^^^ n. =^^f7T. 
 
 ^VT"^^ a. not reaching to the axle-tree. 
 
 *'^^TvS'^oR n. under-garment. 
 
 "^Sf^aiff a. gone down (lit. & fig.). 
 
 ■'sTOTrfir f- going down, going into hell ; also 
 as adj., the same. 
 
 l^^'^fff f. a downcast look. 
 
 2"^^T?f^ a. looking down. 
 
 ^VT^TI ">• underpart, bottom, depth. 
 -^Sf^j^^ f. ^ looking or turned (lit. h. the 
 
 face turned) downwards. 
 "^^HT a. unwashed. 
 
 "^fT^T^ m. eye-witness or superintendent. 
 "^TJJff^ indecl. (what is given) over the fire. 
 ''?pe|"V^«T a. wholly dependent. 
 "^"W^f (iiistr. adv.) close by or to (gen.). 
 ■^pigf^iT n. studying, reading, taking lessons 
 
 from (abl.). 
 "^TW^^TT^T n. giving instruction, teaching. 
 "^>2f\if a. one and a half. 
 "^W^^T^T"', °W\'^ m. making up one's mind, 
 
 resolution. 
 "^n2r^^Tf^r«l^ a. resolved, determined to (— o). 
 '^Sn^T^ftrT a. finished, settled, certain (n. also 
 
 impers.). 
 "^r^^^«T«T a. whereon something is bruised. 
 "^WTWI^tT a. occupied, chosen. 
 "^WT^ ^- concerning one's self, one's own; 
 
 n. adv. (o^fC), as subst. the supreme soul. 
 "^n^f (JT^fl^ "• the thinking on the supreme 
 
 soul. 
 "^ST^lci^ <f?T a. delighting in (the contemplation 
 
 of) the supreme soul. 
 ^"^Tf?3I«R a. referring to the supreme soul. 
 "^f^T^cR Hi« teacher. 
 "^narftlwf n. teaching, instruction. 
 "^Sn^TT"^ a. to be instructed. 
 "^SfUTT^ ni- study, lesson, section of a book, 
 
 chapter. 
 "^n2n"TT^ J^- J ^TT'^WT f- transferring erro- 
 neously (ph.). 
 "^STWI'^ff^cR n- a cert, part of a wife's 
 
 property (j.). 
 
 nSn^l'T^ m. putting in or upon; also=^g5n2JX~ 
 
 •V 
 
 "^in^rTftrcf a. seated or resting upon ; inhabited 
 or occupied by ( — o). 
 
 ^5ngf5f<f a. (having) occupied, inhabited, fre- 
 quented, passed. 
 
 "^T^P^ a. to be read or studied. 
 
 "^ftr a. unrestrained, irresistible. 
 
 "^tlif^ a. of irresistible course. 
 
 ^IJ^ a. not fixed, uncertain, inconstant. 
 
 ^f^Spf & '^^•^ ra. traveller. 
 
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 ^^jqf^TT 
 
 '^'^i^ m. road, path, travel; length, space. 
 ^"^-^ m. religious service, sacrifice, esp. a. 
 
 greater one. 
 -^'^^'^i;^ a. beautifying the sacrifice. 
 '?r^f^^^oi''^^^^,°^f7r perform the sacrifice. 
 '^■'^iT a. persevering at the sacrifice. 
 "^"^^"^ ni. priest, esp. one performing the 
 
 actual work of the sacrifice. 
 ■^^.^^if^ a. unpolluted. 
 ^^, "^rf^fTT, ^^f?! breathe, live. — ^Xf 
 
 breathe out or away. -^ breathe up, 
 
 breathe away. T( breathe in, respire, live. 
 
 C. revive, f^ breathe, breathe through. 
 
 ^^ breathe, live, "^g^^ breathe after. 
 I'^wf pron. stem of 3"^ pers. 
 2'^«if m. breath, spiration. 
 "^f«f^ a. getting no share. 
 l"^^!^ m- non-fire, anything else than fire. 
 'i'^Sfiffq a. having no fire. 
 "^•rf^^J^a. not burnt by fire; m. pi. a class 
 
 of Manes, 
 "^if^ a. sinless, guiltless, pure. 
 "^if^ a. bodiless; m. the god of love. 
 "^^^I^^T f. love-sport. 
 "^•T^^ n. abstr. to "^^f^. 
 "^T^X^f^f f- joy of love; a woman's name. 
 "^•T^^^ a. giving a bull. 
 "^f^f m. (— o)z=seq. m.; f. ^""cow. 
 
 ^•^Wf '"• ("^"^- °^^) b»'l or ox. 
 
 ^•TTfJ a. not minute or small. 
 
 "^^TTJ^'W (instr. adv.) without too much 
 pain or trouble. 
 
 "^•^fcT^'T m-, ®TlFt n- not overstepping. 
 
 "^^'Rl^^mfl'?!' a. not to be overstepped or 
 transgressed, inviolable. 
 
 ^•fffl'Jl' a. not too angry with (gen.). 
 
 ■^fTf^J^ a. not burnt over. 
 
 ^•rf?mT(?I a. not to be transgressed or neg- 
 lected. 
 
 "^•ifrfR^mi^ n. not very enlightening (ph.) ; 
 abstr. o^ n. 
 
 ^«ff7I"5ffi^'|^ a. not too much hanging or 
 undulating, rather tight (garment). 
 
 ^•ff?(Wf%fT a. not too much pressed, not 
 too closely adhered to. 
 
 ^TTcf^fl a. not passed away. 
 
 ■^•T^«fr a. not eating. 
 
 "^•T^ adv. not truly or really. 
 
 "^•f^rl«T m- not this day, not to-day or the 
 same day. — *TrfTT° & ^ft"5f^^o not the 
 same day in the past or in the future. 
 
 ^•if^^TcT a. not attained. 
 
 "^•TvYc^ ger. without studying. 
 
 "^wf^ft^nT^ & o^i^'^n'T a. not studying. 
 
 ■^iT'^'?I'5T n. want of study. 
 
 "^•f^T^ft^a. not knowing the supreme soul. 
 
 ^•IWl'^T m.=-^ijT2T^»T. 
 
 ■^•f^^lfT a. not allowed. 
 
 "^•TT^T"'?! a. without permission from (ace). 
 
 "njfifgWrT i»« not experienced, unknown." 
 
 "^•T'f^'Q a. not fit, ill suited. 
 
 "^•^•fWfT a. not devoted, disobedient. 
 
 '^•I'T^T^T n. disregard, necclect. 
 
 '^•T'lW 3* unstudied. 
 
 "^•firt a. endless; m. Visriu, a man's name. 
 
 '^•T'rifTT f- endlessness, eternity. 
 
 -^•firfX?!"^ a. absolutely wicked. 
 
 "nSfwfiff^^ a. having innumerable arms. 
 
 "^•f^X a- having nothing within or between, 
 immediately adjoing or following (in time 
 and space), next, esp. in caste. "^•TnTTI. 
 adv. close by; thereupon, at once, soon 
 after (gen., abl., or - o). 
 
 "^•fcff'^gf a. next born, also = seq. 
 
 '^•!«fI'?^^Tf! a. born of a woman of lower 
 caste than the man's. 
 
 '^•f'TTTT^ a. without interval, uninterrupted, 
 unchecked"; n. '^•T'tTTT^T^ adv. 
 
 ^wftff'^tf a. having innumerable forms. 
 
 '^•f'frf^^'^T m. N. of Yudhisthira's conch- 
 shell (lit. counting endless victories). 
 
 "^•!«tT^^ a. of endless strength. 
 
 '^•f«Ti''T"^ a- of endless vigour. 
 
 "^•T"^ n. endlessness, eternity. 
 
 '^•f*?' m. pi. N. of a cert, world. 
 
 ■^«T«^ a. not blind. 
 
 I'^ifwEf a. not different from (abl.). 
 
 2^"^^ a. having no other (object) ; concen- 
 trated in (loc). 
 
 '^^•^NtI & ®%fT^ a. having no other 
 thought, quite absorbed in (loc). 
 
^^Tt^^mn, 
 
 16 
 
 ^•f«€r^«3I«t, m. E. of the god of love (lit. 
 born from no other). 
 
 ^«T5??'^fS a. having no other sight, looking 
 at nothing else. 
 
 ^«ngt|'^ a. devoted to no other person; 
 abstr. OfTT f- 
 
 ■^SR^^TT^SRF a. = prec. adj. 
 
 ^ifi^f^T^ M. cherisbing no other. 
 
 '^«TmEf7T«f^ & o^j"q^ a. thinking of no other 
 person or thing. 
 
 ^ift^I^TI ^' exclusive devotedness. 
 
 ^«T«^^f^ a. having no other desire. 
 
 ■^•ft€ff^X('^ a. relating to nothing else. 
 
 "^vtf^l^Tr & o^l^PTT^ a. having no equal, 
 unparalleled. 
 
 ^T^^T^TTW, f- t ^- belonging to (lit 
 common with) no other. 
 
 "^iff^Tgiff a. not seeking for (ace). 
 
 "^«mpR?T1^ n. non-delivery. 
 
 "^•T^oRTfT'l. '^' harmless, innocuous. 
 
 "^•T^f'^'EIT f- non-delivery, non-payment. 
 
 "^•T^"^rT a. not falling off. 
 
 "^•T^c^T a. childless, having no progeny; 
 n. & °fnt f- abstr. 
 
 ■^•T'^TTir a. faultless, having done no harm. 
 
 '^•T'^TT^ & **f^^ a. the same. 
 
 '^SfifTTO'?^ a. having no escape or excuse. 
 
 ■^•ftj^^, o-^^ & o-^i^ a. not kicking off. 
 
 "^•rmcR(?r ger. without restoring. 
 
 ■^•^Xf^ a. inconsiderate, careless; n. adv. 
 
 ■^•f^^T f-5 '''^^ "• disregard, independ- 
 ence. 
 
 "^•ftf^fT a. disregarded, unheeded. 
 
 ■^if^^ a. having no possession, poor. 
 
 ^ifi^j^^ f. no Apsaras.* 
 
 ■^•rf^^TrT a- unknown. 
 
 "^•rf^lT'ft'ST a. inaccessible. 
 
 ^»rf*?"^ a. unacquainted with, ignorant of 
 (gen., loc, or — o). 
 
 "^•rfH^TcT a. not recognised." 
 
 ■^•ff^VIT^T n. non-statement. 
 
 "^•ff^*T^T«^ a. showing no (smell of) con- 
 tempt. 
 
 ■^•ff^HTft*!^ a. not addressing, silent. 
 
 '^•ff*?'FrfT a. unwished for. 
 
 "^•ff^I^t^ff a. untouched. 
 
 ■^•rfH^W a. not very distinct. 
 
 "^•ff*?"^^ & "^•rf^"^^ n^- absence of attach- 
 ment. 
 
 ^•rfVf^ff rT^il adv. unintentionally. 
 
 "^wff^^^^j^ ger. having made no agreement; 
 taking no interest in anything. 
 
 "^•rf^^fV (° — ) disinterestedness. 
 
 -^i^f^^^ a. desireless. 
 
 "^•Tf*if^<T a. untied, unfastened; not named 
 or designated. 
 
 "^•T^'t a. reinless, unbridled. 
 
 "^•Wf^T?! a. not having been allowed ; 
 without permission of (instr.). 
 
 ■^•T^«tTT ^^' uninitiated in (gen.). 
 
 "^•T^"^ ger. without worshipping. 
 
 "^«f«I^^^ a. not to be desired.* 
 
 "^•T^W m- want of study. 
 
 ^if^ a. cloudless. 
 
 "^•ff^"^ a. free from enemies; n. as abstr. 
 
 "^•ff^"^^!*! i^i- ^^^^ not-getting of enemies. 
 
 "^•f^"^ a. having or causing no sickness or 
 pain, healthy, propitious, n. health, weal. 
 
 1"^«RJ m. misconduct. 
 
 2"^«f^ m. ill-luck, misery. 
 
 "^•fTT^ a. not crooked, straight. 
 
 "^•T^^ a. unrestrained, free. 
 
 "^•f^ m. wrong (lit. no) value; a. priceless. 
 
 "^*T^Tl^r^ "• ^- ^^ ^ drama. 
 
 ■gSfwfW a. priceless, invaluable. 
 
 "^•ff^rf a. unpraised, unrespected , given 
 without respect. 
 
 "^•fjlf a. useless, fruitless, unhappy, unlucky, 
 meaningless, nonsensical (also ooR) ; m. non- 
 advantage, disadvantage, damage, ill-luck, 
 nonsense. 
 
 "^•f^iRlfT^ a. doing mischief.* 
 
 '^iT'^fXffxS^cf a. learned or versed in useless 
 things. 
 
 ^«|V!||«r1'^ "• iit)t another i.e. the same 
 meaning. 
 
 "^•faf a. useless, good for nothing. 
 
 ^if^, °^T!r, & ®qf«T^ unchecked, unrestrained, 
 irresistible. 
 
 "^•T^ a. not deserving, unworthy; too good 
 or too bad for, unfit or unsuitable to ( — °). 
 Abstr. OfTT f- 
 
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 ^RTf^^nrT^ 
 
 "^•T^«ff a. unworthy, innocent. 
 
 "^wf^' ni. fire or the god of fire. 
 
 "^•T^cRff a. unadorned. 
 
 "^•f^^"^ a. irregular, wrong, unfit for (loc). 
 
 ■^•T^^rT a. not attained or understood. 
 
 ■^•T^^^fT a. unconceived, unfathomable.* 
 
 ■^•f^^^ a. unrestrained, indomitable. 
 
 ■^wf^f^^ a. undiscerned, undefined, in- 
 distinct; abstr. o^^ n. 
 
 "^•T"^^^ m. indistinctness. 
 
 ■^if^^ a. faultless; abstr. OffTf f-, °^t "• 
 
 "^•T^^^ f' t^ having a faultless body. 
 
 ■g5frf^\:n"*T a. inattentive, careless; n. abstr. 
 
 "^*f^T7TXlJ a. undivided. 
 
 "^•l^i^T^ m. non-appearance. 
 
 ■^•f^i^'TTV^ a. bestowing durable gifts. 
 
 T5f«T^^ a. not the lowest; — ®=seq. 
 
 "^if^l^ a. not inferior to (abl.). 
 
 "^•T^'^fT a. uninterrupted, continual; n. adv. 
 
 '^•T'^^^'T "• not-adhering to ( — o). 
 
 "^•f^^tf a. not anointed or not haughty; m. 
 modesty. 
 
 "^•T^%T«fi'^InT a. not looking at (ace). 
 
 "^•T'^^ifsfifT a. unsearched.* 
 
 ■^•T^^ a. not stopping, restless. 
 
 "^•f^^"^ m. want of opportunity; not the 
 
 time or place for (gen.). 
 "^^^ftrcT a. = "^iT^^; f. ^T N. of a metre. 
 ■^•T^"^ a. unsteady, fleeting. 
 ■^^T^l^T 1- instability, unboundedness , re- 
 
 gressus in infinitum (ph.). 
 ^•f^^T«f n. unsteadiness. 
 ■^•T^^Tf^I'l a. unsteady. 
 "^^f^f^rf a. unsteady, fickle ; abstr. of%f?f f. 
 ^•T^TH a. not obtained. 
 "^•T'^lfn f- non-obtaining. 
 "^•T^TXZI a. not to be obtained; n. imp. 
 "^•T^^Tjf n. , o^T f. want of attention , re- 
 
 gardlessness. 
 "^•T%^ ger. regardless of (ace). 
 ■^^If'fT n., ^if^ilcTT f. fasting. 
 "^•fflT^ ^' ""eaten. 
 ■^•f^^ff a. not eating. 
 ^•T^ a. tearless. 
 "^•f^g a. horseless. 
 ■^•T"^"?! a. not giving horses. 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit -English Dictionary. 
 
 "^•f^ n. cart, (heavy) waggon. 
 ■^•!^RT a. not grumbling or envious; f. "^ 
 a woman's name. 
 
 ^^w^^ (f. of^T), °^f5nrr , & o^ =^*r- 
 
 "^•T^"^ f- freedom from envy. 
 
 "^•T^, "^•t^cR & -^cf^ii;^ a. boneless. 
 
 "^•rfW a. the same; s. a boneless animal. 
 
 "^^TftiN or "^f^oR a,=prec. a. 
 
 '^Rl'^Tf^'l. ^- "ot talking (only) of one's 
 self, modest. 
 
 "^r«ff «RTT ™- freedom from self-conceit. 
 
 "^T^^^fffT a. not being egoistic. 
 
 ^•T7 (instr. adv.) certainly, indeed. 
 
 ■^•T I eR W| a. unshaken. 
 
 "^^Tofif^cT & ®cR (d.) n. not hearing. 
 
 "^•TToR^ a. untroubled, unperplexed. 
 
 '^•TT'^TfT'fT a. not accused before. 
 
 "^•n^TrT a. untold. 
 
 "^•11 ^T"^ ger. without telling. 
 
 ■ggf«rr^"^ a. unutterable. 
 
 '^TTTT^'tT a. not coming. 
 
 ■^fifX^ITrf a. not yet come, future. 
 
 "^•TTTrff^^TfT >^« Disposer of the future 
 (N. of a fisli). 
 
 "^•flT^ or '^r^T'I^ ^- harmless, sinless. 
 '^•TRT^'N' "• abstr. to prec. 
 
 '<l«H"5nrf a. unsmelt. 
 
 ^"^T'^^ci; a. not telling. 
 
 '^•TT^T'Tf a. not doing or exercising. 
 
 "^•TT^ f. non-leave; instr. adv. without leave 
 
 or permission. 
 ^•n^^Tcf a. unknown, unperceived. 
 "^STTTrf"'? a. without heat, shady. 
 "^•rrfTT^irf a. not resorting to (ace). 
 "^•ng^ a. not ill, well, healthy. 
 ^RT^^ a. stupid (lit. not knowing one's 
 
 self). 
 '^"TTWt^ n. not being the soul. 
 "^RT3I«l, Ki- "ot the soul. 
 "^•TT(Jr^«fr a. not self-possessed. 
 l^fwfj^ a. having no protector, helpless. 
 2"^«rT^ n. helplessness. 
 "^•fT^T ^' disrespect, contempt. 
 ■^•nSTrf m. not a receiver. 
 "^^f^ & »?T«fT^ a. having no beginning. 
 
^^Iff 
 
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 ^IT^fT a. not respected, despised. 
 
 "^•TT^^ gpr. without regarding. 
 
 "^piTT^"^ a. unacceptable, inadmissible. 
 
 ■^•TT^ a. uneatable, unfit for food. 
 
 '^•Tl^'K'^W "• eating forbidden food. 
 
 "^•TT^lrf «f n. the same. 
 
 "^JTfT'^TS a. unconquered. 
 
 "^•TT^^ a. unconquerable. 
 
 ■^«TT»Tff a. unbent. 
 
 "^•fm^ ^' absence of calamity, misfortune, 
 or need. 
 
 "^•flf^ a. having no friends or relations. 
 
 "^•TT^f^fT a. not stinking. 
 
 "^•fT"^ a. not reaching or reached, not ob- 
 tained or obtainable, unskilful, unapt. 
 
 "^•rrfn f- non- obtaining, want of success, 
 disappointment. 
 
 '^T'TT^^f^cB a. inauspicious, unlucky. 
 
 "^•fT'l'T. a. nameless. 
 
 ■^•TT^^ a. not unwholesome, healthy (subj. 
 & obj.); not obnoxious to, exempt from 
 (abl.); n. health. 
 
 '^•TT'T'^JI'^ m. inquiry after one's health. 
 
 ^•TT^W a. not yet put on or worn. 
 
 "^«Tl"^o[t a. without a leader or protector. 
 
 '^•Tl'^fT a. not fastened ; not iong, short. 
 
 "^T^l^fTT^ a. having its bolt not fastened, 
 unlocked (a house). 
 
 ■^TfT^TnT^ a. not arriving. 
 
 "^•fT"^^ a. exempt from pain or difficulty, 
 easy; m. abstr. 
 
 '^•TT'g^a. not having implements or weapons. 
 
 "^•TT^^ a. not imparting i.e. shortening life. 
 
 "^•fTT!^ a. not to be undertaken, impossible. 
 
 '^•TTT'ff ^- unenterprising; m. the not at- 
 tempting of (gen.). 
 
 "^•TT^fJ" ger. without undergoing (lit, as- 
 C(Miding). 
 
 "^■ifTl^T^ a. unwholesome. 
 
 "^"ifT^^ n. crookedness, unrighteousness.* 
 
 "gjwTT^a. not- Aryan, un- Aryan, dishonourable, 
 unworthy; abstr, Offf f. 
 
 "^•TT^cfifrfil^ a. not acting like an Aryan. 
 
 "^"ifTq & ■^•TT'^^ a. not coming from or 
 
 relating to a Kishi. 
 ^•f7f^^ a. unpierced, unwounded , unhurt. 
 
 ^•rrft^ a. not turbid, clear, pure. 
 n5f«f7f^^rj a. not niade known. 
 "gsrwfjf^tsffrrxrr^ a. whose sins have not been 
 
 made known, 
 
 ^gSprfTHf^^ a, not returning. 
 
 '^•TT^cl a. uncovered, unfenced, unlocked; 
 
 unchecked, unrestrained. 
 ■^T^T^f^T f- non-return. 
 ■^•TT^fS f- no rain, drought. 
 I'^»nf5!«l^ a. not eating. 
 2"^"'TTf5pl^ a. not perishing. 
 ^•TT"? a. not quick, slow. 
 ^•Tlf^rf a. not resorting to or caring for 
 
 (ace). 
 "^•TT"^^ a. not having eaten. 
 ^•Tl'g' a. exempt from danger. 
 "^•TW^ m. unsteadiness, uncertainty. ■"■ 
 '^«n"^T^'Sr«rT a. not obtaining. 
 "^•TT^T^ a. unobtainable. 
 "^•TTf%^ a. unbelieving, sceptic, impious. 
 ■^•TT^T f- disregard, indifference to (loc). 
 ■^"ifT^Tf^fl a. not tasted ; ©tf^ never before 
 
 tasted. 
 "^•TT^fT a. unbeaten (drum); - unhurt'"'; "un- 
 washed, new (cloth). 
 ^•11 ^l^ a. not producible. 
 "^•Tlf^rnf^ a. not having set up the sacred 
 
 fire. 
 ^TTff cTTf^fTT f. abstr. to prec. 
 ^•TT^*! n. non-calling, non-citation. 
 ^f^TclKT a. houseless. 
 "^f'Tf^'H a. not put down. 
 "^f'Tf^''2I ger. without depositing. 
 '^t%%"H n^- non-depositor. 
 "^f%T^ a. chainless. 
 '^fiT^«tT a. not wishing, against one's 
 
 will. 
 "^f^^n" ^- want of desire, indifference, dislike ; 
 
 instr. without intention. 
 "^f^^jq'^cR a. not fulfilling a wish.* 
 "^t^cT^iT i- N. of a river. 
 "^t^t^Ta. not everlasting, perishable, transient, 
 
 inconstant; abstr. offT f--> °?^ n. 
 "^fiT^ a. sleepless; f. "^T want of sleep. 
 ^f%^T^ ger. without putting down. 
 ■^f^f^^cf & "^ff*^ a. unblamed, blameless. 
 
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 '^nftig 
 
 ■^f'Tf^fTTrf^''ft f« a woman of blameless 
 walk. 
 
 "^f^mrT in. non-death (lit. non-sinking). 
 
 ■^f^"^^ a. not bound, not appointed; un- 
 connected, incoherent. 
 
 "^f'T^cf a. not fixed, restless, movable. 
 
 "^f^t^Tf a. having no cause, motive, or 
 design; n. no cause etc., also =."^fiff^TT; 
 °rT^ without reason. 
 
 ■^;rf^f^ & "^f^lT^ifT^ a. not winking, 
 watchful. 
 
 ■^f^rf^^^ & ^f^fjT^T adv. watchfully (of. 
 prec). 
 
 "^f^f^^Ef^'lir a. whose eyes do not wink. 
 ■^f'W^ not-winking (adj. & subst. m.). 
 ■^f^'EIcT a. unbound, unrestrained, uncertain. 
 "^f«T^r?I^^'^ adv. at irregular hours.* 
 ■^finjifTcJirf^ a. not having the driver as 
 agent (g.). 
 
 ^fT^«^I!F a- without restraint; ®TIfT*T%T'F ^o 
 be questioned freely. 
 
 ■^fif^^ m. want of restriction; o^T^TTT ^• 
 a. kind of comparison. 
 
 '^f'fraW a. unauthorized, unappointed. 
 
 "^f^T^T^ a. not to be enjoined. 
 
 ■^fiT'i^ a. strengthless, weak; abstr. '^ifif'^T f- 
 
 ■^f'T^'^t a. not spoken out, unexplained, 
 undefined, obscure. 
 
 ■^fff^fT a. unvanquished. 
 
 "^t^fxtw a. unpurified 
 
 "^f'fWTff a. unascertained, undetermined. 
 
 ■^f«!^"^(° ) adv. not harshly; softly, meekly. 
 
 ■^f^^"^ a. being not out of, i.e. within the 
 ten days (of impurity). 
 
 "^f^T^Tf a. the same. 
 
 ■^f«Tf^"S a. unspecified, undefined. 
 
 ■^fiToT^ a. not to be fixed, settled, or de- 
 fined. 
 
 "^fif'^TfT^'rT a. not deltvering.* 
 '^fiTcr^wf^'^ a. undefinable. 
 ■=?ffiT'^lJ«f\'^ a. not to be gazed at. 
 "^f^FT^TSJ a. not extinguished or gone out. 
 ■^fif^^^wf^l^ a. irresolute, timid (lit. not 
 
 disposed to accomplish anything).* 
 '^f'T^Tir ger. without carrying out. 
 
 ■^f^^f?! f. discontent, unhappiness.* 
 "^"Pt^tT a. not accomplished, imperfect. 
 ■^rfif^^ m. undauntedness, self-confidence. 
 •^f^^f^ff a. unrevealed or undaunted. 
 "^f%^f^'[^ a. not sounding, low, soft, gentle. 
 "^f*r^ ra- wind (also in the body); the god 
 
 of wind. 
 '^rf'T^TT^^ ni du, wind and fire, 
 "^f^^TffrT f. gale of wind, gust. 
 "^rf^'^f^Tt^ n. abstr. to seq. 
 "^rf^^f?!^ a. not turning back, brave. 
 ■^f'T^T'^Tir n non-preventing. 
 '^f^ftlT'lT'T a. restless. 
 "^f%§^ ger. without mentioning. 
 "^f'nj(° — ) & "^f^nrJl^ adv. uninterruptedly, 
 
 continually. 
 ■^f'rftXcT a. uninterrupted; n. adv. 
 ■^fiif5g";q a. irresolute; m. irresolution, sus- 
 pension. 
 nSfflfCf^ a. impenetrable by arrows. 
 ■^ffiff^f^ a. unprohibited, unforbidden. 
 ■^fifGafrf a. unfinished, unadorned, unsettled. 
 "^Sffif tdi^ «f^ a. having one's guilt not settled, 
 
 i.e. unexpiated. 
 l"^f^TS a. undesired, unpleasant, unlawful, 
 wrong, m, not a favourite; n. ill-luck, 
 evil, misfortune. 
 2^f^T^ a. not sacrificed ; not worshipped with 
 
 a sacrifice. 
 '^f'TSI*^ a. ill-scented. 
 
 "^f'rsf^«ff»r a. thinking of what is unde- 
 sirable. 
 ■^ff^%cR^ff a.having only thoughts of ill-luck. 
 "^rf'TWT g^^- without offering sacrifices. 
 ^f^^T[ a. not harsh or rude. 
 "^f^nif^ a. not ripened; abstr. o"^ n. 
 "^t^^S a. not having got permission from 
 
 Cin'str.). 
 "^•fVcfi n. face, edge, point, front, troop, host. 
 '^K^fTf f. bad or unwise conduct, want of 
 
 discretion. 
 "^^f?!^ a. indiscreet (lit. not knowing 
 
 discreet conduct). 
 "^"^fr^cf a. undesired or undesirable. 
 "^^"^ & o"^ a. not envious or jealous. 
 
'^SRtlt 
 
 ^0 
 
 "^ifV^ a. not ruling, not independent, not 
 master over (gen.); abstr. ^^T f-, *"3r^ "• 
 l"^n»ft^T!= P'f'^c- ^^J-5 at>str. occf n. 
 2'^^'gr'^ a. having no master; not lordly. 
 "^•ftf^rf a. unwished, disliked. 
 "^•ft^fl 1 •! a. not exerting one's self, quiet. 
 Itjfg adv. afterwards, then; as prep. w. ace. 
 after (in all its mgs), towards, along, over; 
 by (distrib.), with regard to-, in conse- 
 quence of. 
 2^«f m. man, esp. non-Aryan ; N. of a king. 
 ■^gcjj^j^adv.onthebank(ofariver,lake,etc.). 
 '^ifcRTq'cli a. compassionate towards ( — o). 
 '^'^of)7q'«f n., ogRWIT f- compassion, pity. 
 ■^?fc(|Tq«f^ a. pitiable, deplorable. 
 UifoRlijpq'f^^ adv. from pity for (gen.). 
 ^^^frq^ a. = ^^ofptTcR. 
 ^^^T ^- doing after, imitating; m. assistant, 
 
 helper. 
 ■^ifcff^TTf n. imitation. 
 
 ■^gcfi^m.,oTI|'n. drawing on, attracting ; inclu- 
 sion of a preceding in a subsequent rule (g.). 
 "^^oR^ m. secondary injunction, subsidiary 
 
 rule (opp. TT^TT^^). 
 "^^cfiTfs^ a. striving after (—<>). 
 l'^*ToRT^ m« wish, desire. 
 2'^wT^j^ a. corresponding to a wish; n. adv. 
 l^^cfij"^ m. imitation. 
 2'^gcjn"?^ a. imitating, resembling. 
 "^^^TfT^^prec. 
 
 "^^cR^rHTn. the mentioning or naming of (—«). 
 
 ■^^^ a. dwelling or lying on the shore; 
 favourable (orig. said of the wind blowing 
 along or toward the shore, opp. uftefi^), 
 convenient, pleasant, n. OcR^j^ adv. 
 
 "^"gcR^cIT f-, ^^ n- favour, inch'nation. 
 
 "^5^^^??^, °'^f?r favour, flatter, conciliate. 
 
 "^^^rf* n., ^^^frf f- imitation. 
 
 ^•TW a. unsaid, not spoken of; abstr. ©^ n. 
 
 '^g?^?? m. order, turn; instr. & abl. in due 
 order, in turn. 
 
 "^•TsR'R^ n- methodical arrangement; f. o'l^ 
 & ^^flircfiX table of contents. 
 
 '^"g^'31'm. compassion, tenderness (p. o^irT ); 
 ^'STT^fTr f* compassionate disposition. 
 
 ■^•f^TffT^ adv. every moment, perpetually. 
 
 ■^•F^ a. going after, following, corresponding 
 to ( — o). m. companion, attendant. 
 
 "^•TTrf a. gone after, followed, visited, occu- 
 pied , conquered; following, complying 
 with, obedient ; equalling, resembling ( — o). 
 
 "^gTf?r f-, o^JTm-, °^^if going after, fol- 
 lowing. 
 
 '^•fT"'^^ m. request or summons to the re- 
 citer (r.). 
 
 ■g5fg?]f^rf n. roaring echo. 
 
 ^•T'TTf'T'^ a. going behind , following, m. 
 servant, attendant. 
 
 "^g^rf n. imitating (lit. after-) song or hum. 
 
 '^'5'ftf7T f. N. of a metre. 
 
 ■^g^TJJ a. congenial, corresponding to, 
 equal to (mostly — ©); abstr. o"^ n. 
 
 ■^^^"3" a. kept, guarded, hidden. 
 
 '^•Tl^l'ff a. favoured, satisfied, happy. 
 
 ■^•T^^ m. favour, kindness, service, benefit. 
 
 "^•T^ll^ f. t^ going after, following, m. at- 
 tendant, servant (adj. — <> f. "^) ; f. ^ 
 maid-servant. 
 
 "^•if^fT a. unwonted; not used to (gen.); 
 not suitable, improper. 
 
 ^^f^'ff^ n., of^tfTT f- the thinking of (-o), 
 recollection. 
 
 "^^W^«fr a. not moving from (abl.). 
 "^^^ a. after-born, younger; m. a younger 
 
 brother; f. "^X a younger sister. 
 "W^^lff a. =prec. a. + born again, invested 
 
 with the sacred cord (also ©cR*); taking 
 
 after, resembling (ace). 
 "^^Wtf^*!^ a. living upon another, dependent. 
 
 m. servant, f. o«}^. 
 
 ■^•T"^! f- °«T n- leave, permission. 
 "^^"^TrT a. allowed, permitted, authorized. 
 "^r^fT^ (*>— ) & -gsr^HZ*^ adv. on the edge . 
 
 or shore. 
 "^•fcfm ni. repentance, woe, sorrow. 
 ^^^"^TcT n. not uneven, i.e. level, ground. 
 ■^"JtT a. unshaken, invincible. 
 "^JtI^ a. highest (lit. not having a highest), 
 
 supreme, best, most, excellent. 
 '^'5<^f% f-, **(TT^ m. non-arising. 
 
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 ^'Wrf 
 
 ^•T(^ 1<«| ger. without having begotten (sons). 
 "^•n^oR a. unpresumptuous, modest; abstr. 
 
 "^ m f. 
 
 "^•f^cR in- non-haughtiness, modesty; poss. 
 
 "^•T^«k a. waterless. 
 
 ''^fwf^^ m. not coming forth. 
 
 "^•T^TT ™- admonition, exhortation. 
 
 "^«f^II«T n. regard, consideration. 
 
 "^^^Trf a. not elevated or high, low; spoken 
 with the low accent, m. the Anudatta or 
 low accent; OfJT; m. the lower accent 
 (before an Udatta or a Svarita). 
 
 ■^^^^•T a. not indifferent. 
 
 '^•rferf a. unspoken or not risen. 
 
 "^^if (o— ) & ^^f^^R: adv. daily. 
 
 "^gf^^^?^ adv. the same. 
 
 "^^^Tf m. instruction, advice; the mutual ref- 
 erence of a latter to a former element (g.). 
 
 ^"Tl'TfT Ofi- II f^ jolt or jerk. 
 
 '^•TWT^ g^''- without opening. 
 
 "^•T^ff a. not haughty; m. a low place. 
 
 'If^^fT a. not taken out, not deducted. 
 
 "^•rf^^ a. not perplexed or frightened. 
 
 "^•T^T in. freedom from anguish, tranquillity, 
 ease. 
 
 "^•fl[T«fiT ^- "<^t causing fright. 
 
 ■^•f^^^irr a. not frightening. 
 
 "^«rVT^«T n- running after, pursuit. 
 
 "^"^•f^Jm. conciliatory behaviour, friendliness, 
 prepossession. 
 
 "^^Tftr^ a. nasal (g.). 
 
 ■^•T^ofiTfT*!^ a. not assisting. 
 
 "^^XJ^TZT or °"^T'?r a. incurable. 
 
 ^vftf^fff a. not damaging or impairing. 
 
 ■^•ftf^ a. walking along the path. 
 
 ■=?r«m^5R[ adv. upon the foot, immediately 
 after (gen.); at every step, i.e. repeatedly. 
 
 '^•fXJ^'gcq a. not to be commended. 
 
 '^•TXmf^fr f- not taking place, failing, im- 
 possibility. 
 ■^•fqtl^ a. unsuitable, improper, unworthy 
 
 "of (loc). 
 "^'^XI*!!^ a. unfit to be eateu or drunk. 
 ■^"ifXI?f a. incomparable, excellent. 
 
 ^^^^•^s> ^' "^^ approaching (a wife). 
 
 ^5^^^ a. useless, unapplicable, unsuitable. 
 
 ^«TtJX!T^ m. non-hindrance or prejudice; 
 instr. & Of^^ without detriment or pre- 
 judice to, with the consent of (gen.). 
 
 ^^^"^t^ f. o^^ m. non-perception. 
 
 '^T^'^^'T a. not compounded with a prepo- 
 sition. 
 
 "^*[XI^ff a. unprepared, unfinished; simple, 
 plain. 
 
 "^•nrf^rl a. unconnected, independent, ab- 
 solute. 
 
 ^•mT«Rff a. not consecrated. 
 
 "^"jmf^^ a. preserving, guarding. 
 
 "^•Ttra a. following in one's turn, successive, 
 orderly, regular. © — , '^«Jl.|c|^ & ®cfl[^ 
 in due order, successively, further. 
 
 "^•niW a. mixed with ( — o). 
 
 ^•ftffa.not yet having gone (to the teacher). 
 
 "^•ftrf^T^ the same. 
 
 "^•r^^ a. not to be married. 
 
 "^Tf IT'R'nir a. proportionate, adequate. 
 
 *"^«TI?^^iT n. the reciting or learning of the 
 Veda ; — o^ft"^ a. belonging to the learning 
 of the Veda. 
 
 "^«firf%"5 a. fled to (ace), entered (act. & 
 pass.) ; hidden, concealed. 
 
 "^«f3|%ij|' m. entry, entering. 
 
 "^•fin^ in- alliteration. 
 
 "^•TW*^ in- binding, attachment, connexion; 
 (also o-ijf n.); continuance, uninterrupted 
 series; consequence, result; cause, motive, 
 intention; appendage, esp. indicatory 
 letter (g.); indispensable element (ph.). 
 
 ■^iT^f^i^ a. reaching far, lasting long; con- 
 nected with, resulting in ( — o). 
 
 ■^•RTVm. perception, observation ; *reviving 
 a faded scent. 
 
 "^g^ff a. supporting or refreshing. 
 
 "^•fH^ m. apprehension, perception. 
 
 "^•T^TT m- subdivision. 
 
 ^g^T^ m. power, dignity. 
 
 "^"^^jf^*^ a. perceiving, knowing. 
 
 ■^•TTTfTa. allowed, permitted, approved, liked, 
 agreeable, pleasant; n. assent, permission. 
 
^^nrfTf 
 
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 "^•Wf?? f. = prec. ; N. of a moon-goddess. 
 
 "^"if^«ff a. consenting, permitting. 
 
 ^r^TTW "• the dying after, esp. the self- 
 cremation of a widow after her husband's 
 death. 
 
 "^g*TT^ a. to be hailed or greeted with 
 acclamation. 
 
 ^•T^T*T ^- inference (ph.). 
 
 ■^«TTfTf^'ftclt''C'^ adv. on the bank of the 
 MalinT. 
 
 ■^•rf^Tff a. thought, conceived, inferred, con- 
 jectured from (abl.). 
 
 ^•I"^^ m. after-offering (r.). 
 
 ^g^T^ n., o^T f-, °f^^ ni. pi. retinue, at- 
 tendance. 
 
 "^"iT^Tf^'^a.going after, following; pl.=prec. 
 
 ^•f^^?^ adv. according to the (four) ages. 
 
 "^•f^ITif m. question, censure. 
 
 "^•f^Ja?! a. to be questioned ; to be com- 
 manded, standing as the command of ( — ©). 
 
 "^T^fTW a. coloured, red ; beloved ; attached i 
 or devoted to, fond of, loving (ace, loc, 
 or — o). 
 
 ^•TT^fl a. fond of (loc. or — °), enamoured. 
 
 ■^"iT"^f%fT a. cried after; n. echo. 
 
 ^'ITT-'I'^- colouring, redness, affection (poss. 
 oqfifl); red, affectionate, enamoured (^^ 
 or loc). 
 
 '^•TTTf'I'l^ a. loving or lovely. 
 
 '^•T'^tf a. suitable, adequate, fit, worthy, 
 like, resembling (gen. or — o); able, equal 
 to, a match for (gen.); adv. o"(T^t- 
 
 '^•IT'nil '^'■) "TT^'T "• compliance, regard, 
 consideration; °'^T'^rf^ out of consi- 
 deration for ( — o). 
 
 '^•TXTfV'l. a. compliant, considerate; observ- 
 ing, having regard for ( — «). 
 
 ^«f^^ a. following immediately (— °). 
 
 ■^'T^l? m., °«T n. unction, unguent, roughcast. 
 
 ^^TT^TT a. with the hair or grain, i.e. na- 
 tural, regular. ■=?[«T'5n'? (° — ) °'t''^ ^^v. 
 f. "^•I%T''TT a woman of a caste inferior 
 to the man's; °TR^ m. her son. 
 
 WwT^^Tjr a. not excessive; moderate, correct. 
 
 "^•f"^'^ m. pedigree, lineage, genealogy ; a. 
 of equal race, adv. according to the race. 
 
 ^^^^•fm. speaking after, repeating, reciting, j 
 ^^■^•T n. = ^^^f%. j 
 
 '^g^filT'Tl a. following (ace. or— o) ; obedient. ) 
 ■^•T^IJ a. obedient; m. obedience. j 
 
 ■^•f^Tofi "!• recital, reading; section, chapter, i 
 ■^•T^T^ a. to be repeated or recited ; f. ^"^pfj \ 
 
 invitatory prayer (r.). ; 
 
 ^•T^Tff ni' the wind that blows from behind : i 
 
 Offf[_ & Off to windward. J 
 
 ^•T^^ m. repetition, explanation. i 
 
 ■^•T^TfT'C. n. repeating, answering or corres- ] 
 
 sponding to ( — o). ; 
 
 "^•rf^Tf a. found, existing. '^ 
 
 "^"'m^ir a. pierced; intertwined or set with, i 
 
 full of (instr. or — o). j 
 
 "^•rf^^Tf^T^ a. obedient; conformable (—©). i 
 ^^^Tf a. round, full; also = '^«f^f7f«|^; n. J 
 
 compliance, obedience. ■ 
 
 ^•T^f^ f. sequence, continuance, esp. the j 
 
 continued application of a rule(g.); con- i 
 
 formity, compliance with (gen. or — o). \ 
 '^•T^'^r'i adv. hour by hour, continually. ■'■ 
 ■^•f^j^ adv. behind, below. 1 
 
 "^•T^T^T^T n. a cert, class of texts. 1 
 
 '^•fsT^^TT f. following (a departed guest). 3 
 "^■^Wff a. subject to the will of another; j 
 
 obedient, faithful, devoted to (gen. or ace), i 
 '^•nr''^ in- repentance, regret, rescission of | 
 
 sale or purchase (j). j 
 
 ^«Tl|^T^*r n. instruction, precept, command. 1 
 "^•nXT^«ft^ a. to be instructed. 
 "^"iT^Tf%<1 fu. ruler, commander. | 
 
 ■^•firTf^*!^ a. reprimanding, punishing ( — o). ) 
 ^•flX^fW !• instruction. j 
 
 '^'^f5|"g a. taught, bidden, commanded (pers. j 
 
 & th.), inflicted, executed, punished. 1 
 
 ^•fW"^ a. clinging to (loc.) ; connected or \ 
 
 endowed with (instr. or — o). ] 
 
 "^•f^^ m. connexion, association, necessary] 
 
 consequence. ^ 
 
 "^•f^f^*!, a. attached, connected. i 
 
 ■^g^ftf f. praise, eulogy. 1 
 
 "^WS^ a. shouting after, f. shout, praise;! 
 
 N. of a metre. 
 "^[•TH a. except camels. | 
 
 ^35f«f"S^T«T n- performing, practice. i 
 
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 ^Rr:trfT:wr 
 
 "^•rf^ff a. following, imitating, practising 
 
 (ace); accompanied, assisted, practised, 
 
 effected, done, begun. 
 ^•T%, °^^T, & °^T adv. directly, forthwith. 
 "^•T^^ a. to be done or accomplished. 
 ^«r^ a. not hot; lukewarm, chilly, cold; 
 
 abstr. OffT f-*, °^ n- 
 "^•T'E^^;?^ adv. willingly, freely. 
 ^•T^f^fT a. followed or died after (ace). 
 ^•T^^T ^' follower. 
 ^g^^T«T n. inquiry, investigation. 
 "^•i^'SfJ^ adv. about dusk.* 
 ^•T^"^, f. f^ going after; m* attendant. 
 ^«f^"^Ijf n. following, pursuing. 
 "^•T^TT IT)- the same; rule, legal precept; 
 
 instr. according to, after ( — o). 
 
 '^•T^TTT'I^ ^- following, striving after, ac- 
 cording with, seeking for (ace. or — «). 
 
 ^•f^rl a. following, repaired to (ace); fol- 
 lowed, pursued, gone through. 
 
 ■=?I«r^(?f ger. following, i.e. according to (ace). 
 
 ^«T%^T f. attendance, service. 
 
 "^•TWS a. seen, observed. 
 
 •^•f^ff a. remembered (n.impers.); recorded, 
 taught, enjoined. 
 
 ■^•f^rf interwoven with ( — o); abstr. o-^ n. 
 
 "^•T^TT ^' th® nasal element of a nasalized 
 vowel and its sign (g.). 
 
 ^•fcR m. n. the spine. 
 
 "^'iT'^ a. recited , studied, heard; addressed 
 (with a sacred verse), named, called; n. 
 = seq. 
 
 ■^•ff^ f. repeated mention, study. 
 
 ■^•T^T«f a. learned, esp. in the Veda. 
 
 ^«T^«| a. following each other, successive. 
 
 ^•f^T f. unmarried (of a woman). 
 
 "^•T^T a. not wanting, complete, full; no less, 
 no inferior to (abl.). 
 
 ^"ifwTH^ifi a. of perfect substance or nature. 
 
 ^•nq' m. a moist country; water-basin; 
 
 ^•TUii a. free from debt, unindebted to (gen.) ; 
 
 libstr. oTf-ji f.^ 0^1 n. 
 "^•frf or ^«rrt a. untrue, false, m. a liar; 
 
 n. untruth, falsehood, fraud. 
 ^•TrfQ^J^ adv. untruly, falsely. 
 ■^«TrT^T"^W II* untruth, perjury. 
 ^T^rlcfTf^*!^ a. speaking untruth, lying. 
 ^•TrT'raTcR, f. of^cfJX of an untrue character. 
 "^■iff?!*!^ a. the same, m. liar. 
 
 shore. 
 
 a. thornless. 
 
 ^•f^ & ■^•T^ a. not having or knowing 
 
 . hymns; adv. "^"W^J^. 
 "^fif^ a. not straight; crooked, wicked. 
 
 a. tne same, m 
 ^"iffT m. no time or season ; loc. & adv 
 
 out of season. 
 ^^Tofi a. not one; many or much (also pL), 
 
 manifold. 
 "=?|%i|5'^If a. multiform, also = seq. 
 ^%oR^T||" a. many-coloured, variegated.. 
 ^^cfif^^^J a. various, different. 
 ■^^ofilT^ adv. differently, frequently. 
 ^%cfi^^M a. variously disguised. 
 "55^%^ a. blameless. 
 "^(^•f a. deerless. 
 
 -^"^vf^ a. sinless, faultless; a man's name. 
 "^%-^f^^ a. not knowing this. 
 ^^W^ a. unattainable, incomparable, un- 
 
 accessible, secure, m. time; n. security, 
 
 protection. 
 "^RTcRW "1- tree (lit. not quitting the place). 
 ■^^foRcTa. not preceded by (the syllable) Om. 
 ■^^TqfTU a. to be carried in a cart; n. a 
 
 cart-load. 
 ■^%T"5IVT a. not being the unguent Au^ira. 
 "^i^T m- ("•) end (in space), limit, border, 
 
 hem (of a garment), vicinity, proximity; 
 
 end (in time), issue, event; end of life, 
 
 death; conclusion, settlement, termination; 
 
 final letter, syllable, or word, final part in 
 
 a compound (g.), — <> ending with. '^•tTI^ 
 
 as far as, till, to, into (—<>). "^^ at lastj 
 
 close by, near, in the presence of, in, 
 
 within (gen. or — o). 
 ■^•fricRT;!^' n. the interior sense, the heart. 
 ^nf'.XITn. the king's palace (lit. inner town); 
 
 stronghold, esp. the inner apartment or 
 
 it, i.e. the gynaeceum , harem. Sgl., pi. 
 
 & ogfif m. the females of the harem* 
 '^InTItlf^ifiT f- a woman of the harem. 
 
^?RT:ir^f%r! 
 
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 ^«rTt"Bf^f%W a. internally moved. 
 
 '?5r«rT:Tr%T^ ni. inner joy. 
 
 ^«rT!PT^ T^- the interior breath. 
 
 ■^•rfofi a. ending, destroying; m. death or 
 
 Yania, the god of death. 
 ^•ffcfi'?^ a. making an end, destroying (mostly 
 
 -■>)■ 
 
 ^«rT«R'^W a- ^he same; n. as subst. 
 
 "^nToRT^ m. time of death. 
 
 ^•rTcna^ adv. from the end or ends, at the 
 end of (gen.); finally, at last. 
 
 ^•rfm^ m. a guard of the frontiers. 
 
 l'^«ff?T a. nearest, next, intimate, dear; m. 
 neighbour, friend. 
 
 2^iTT?i' a. the last. 
 
 ^•ff"^ adv. inward, within, between; prep, in 
 within (gen., loc, or — o), between, among, 
 amidst (gen., loc, or ace), from out (gen. 
 or abl.). 
 
 I'^n!"^ a. nearer (cf. I^^tTTT), near, intimate, 
 dear; inner, interior, inmost. Compar.Orf^, 
 superl. Off^f. — n. the interior, middle, 
 entry (^«fr'^^R«rT^^ make room !); distance, 
 interval, start of (gen.) ; time, period, while; 
 occasion, juncture; abstr. 0(cff n.— '^•tTT;^ 
 further, onward; among, into (gen. or — o). 
 ■^•ff^^Jf in the middle; within, amidst, 
 during, after, without, except, concerning, 
 in behalf of (ace. or — o). •^•rTX;Tc|; from 
 out, after (- o). "^«?T^ meanwhile, mid- 
 way (cf. "^"^f«ff^ & cf "5^ jo) ; in, within (also 
 ^X'^) during, after; among, amidst (gen. 
 or — o); on behalf of, concerning ( — o). 
 
 2^nTT ^- another, different from (abl.); n. 
 difference, distinction, species, sort; kind 
 of, a particular — , often = another ( — o). 
 
 "^•Tf^IrT a. gone into, being within (gen. or 
 
 ^I^T'W a. inner, inmost, essential; near, 
 
 related, n. m. inner part or organ, esp. the 
 
 heart. 
 ^^RrfTTT^ adv. within; as prep, the same 
 
 (w. gen.), from out ( — o). 
 "^vff^Mtl^q m. the soul (lit. the male within 
 
 the breast). 
 "^•rfl^in^"^ a. of mixed origin or caste. 
 
 ^•tTT^ , °^f?f step between. 
 "^•tTTTT^T n. passing between. 
 ^«tT T^ ^ °f^<T ^" ^^'^^S within (gen. or — »). 
 ^•fprf adv. in the middle, amidst, midway; 
 
 therein, meanwhile; near, nearly. '^nf'^T- 
 I ^nTTT sometimes — sometimes, now-then. 
 
 As prep, between (ace. or loc); during 
 
 (ace); without, except (ace). 
 ^«ffTT(jt«i;^ ^' the inward soul, heart. 
 "^•ffTT^f^ a. seeking an opportunity. 
 ^irf'i^'if m. obstacle, impediment, interval, 
 
 anything that comes between. 
 ^"iffX^j'^'fiT a. rejoicing in one's self. 
 ■^•^T"^^ n. interval (of sp. &t.), mixed caste; 
 
 0% midway, meanwhile. 
 ■^•rifT^ "• the intermediate region, i.e. the 
 
 atmosphere or air. 
 ^•rff?^^ a. moving in the air; m. bird. 
 ^•trf^'^'Trf a.=prec. a. 
 ^«frf^^^^ a. dwelling in the air. 
 ■gSIntfTfT ^' go"^ ^'* standing between, being 
 
 in ( — o); interior, hidden, concealed; 
 
 excluded, disappeared. 
 
 ^•ff'O^^ ^- standing or being in the air, 
 ^•ff'^'^ n. under-garment. 
 f^«rT^W m. station; cf. ^T^rT^TSf. 
 ^•fl^rf a. gone into, entered, being within 
 
 (—0) ; inmost, hidden, secret. 
 ^«ff^<5f'^T^ a. moving in the water. 
 ^•ff^^^rf^cTTf^'l^ a. dwelling in the water. 
 ■^•rTW^T^ ni- the quantity of water within. 
 ■^irt^TfTT^ a. having inner light. 
 ^«ff^^^ m- an interval of ten days. 
 
 '^InT^T'T n- covering, hiding, disappearance; 
 
 ©•T ^j^, '^, 9fgf^, etc disappear. 
 ^ifrfV m.=prec. 
 
 ^•ff^TT "• ^ king's palace (lit. inner town). 
 ^.frf^^Tcl a. engraven. 
 "^«frf^%lX*T n. inner house or apartment. 
 ^«rt4l^ a. containing or suppressing tears, 
 
 m. suppressed tears; lit. (having) inward 
 
 tears. 
 "^•ffH^'T (° — ) in or into the house. 
 
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 ^^f^cRTT 
 
 ^•fWT'^f ^^' the being included or compre- 
 hended by (loc). 
 
 "^•fffil^ a. cleft or torn inwardly. 
 
 "^•fT^fT a. being within, interior, contained 
 in ( — o) ; abstr. o^ n. 
 
 ^J«rf^«3?^ ni. suppressed (lit. inward) love. 
 
 ^•ttWt^ in inward joy. 
 
 ^•rf^ftt^l^ m. the inward regulator (ph.). 
 
 ^•ff^W "• the interior mouth. 
 
 ^id[^^^ (f. "^^^fft & ^^rW(^) pregnant. 
 
 '^•rT'^'Pff f- interior condition. 
 
 l^«Tf^f^ m. pi. the inhabitants of Antarvedi. 
 
 2^rnT^f^ adv. within the sacrificial ground. 
 
 ^r«rrW^ f. the country between the Ganga 
 and Yamuna rivers. 
 
 ^ffI^T?T«^ n. inner house or apartment. 
 
 ^•ff^'ra tti- inward, i.e. suppressed laughter. 
 
 '^pifff^cT a* separated, covered, hidden, dis- 
 appeared. 
 
 ■^«tT^«tT a. having an end, limited, perishable. 
 "^•fTI^TtT^ ^' being within the body. 
 ■^•ffl^lU a. withered or rotten within. 
 "^•rft^^t m. , o^XflJf n. support, pillar (lit. 
 
 interlacement, structure). 
 ^^TnT^"^ a. internally heated. 
 ^•fT^m i^' inward heat. 
 ^•rf^^TT *^- having dew in the interior. 
 '*l«n5il'^ a. containing water, 
 "^•rf^^ a. walking within the path. 
 ^•rTI^"^ a. having internal consciousness. 
 ^•rfl^f^^ with concealed (lit. inward) water. 
 ^•rfl^TTT ^- having internal essence, i.e. water. 
 "^•rTt^^ a. inwardly happy. 
 '^nTI'^ a- being amidst or within (gen. or 
 
 ■^firT adv. opposite, in front, before, near. 
 As prep. = near, toward, to (gen. or — <>). 
 
 "^rf'ffcR n. vicinity. Ace. near to, towards 
 (cf. ^«TTf'fT«R^) ; abl. from near, from, 
 next, close by; loc. near, in presence of 
 ' (all with gen. or — o). 
 
 ^f%«fi^T ^' moving near or^about ( — o). 
 "^f^fl^ adv. from near. 
 ^f^T a. the last. 
 "^%TIH ni. neighbour. 
 
 '^^^ftr'i: m., of^ift f. pupil (lit. living 
 
 close by). 
 ^•^ a. ultimate, last (in sp., t., and order). 
 ^«t5rcfi^«t^ n. last, i.e. funeral rite. 
 ^«Ti|^ & °^«?ni^ a. lowest born. 
 "^•rM^Tfff a. the same; abstr. OffT f« 
 ^«T4|iJlfiT a. of lowest origin. 
 ^•1^4^ f. a very low woman. 
 ■^•fin"^^Tf^T«l^ ^- a man of low caste (lit. 
 
 living at the end, scil. of the town or 
 
 village). 
 ^Ji^ n. (mostly pi.) intestines, bowels. 
 ^SJP'S's., '^'T" f. chain, esp. for an elephant's 
 
 foot, or an ornament worn round the ancles. 
 ^^T^*T n. swinging, oscillating. 
 *^%R^^, <»^f?f swing, pp. ^^rf^TT-* 
 ^^T^^, pp. °'^W{^ wavering.* 
 ^i^ a. blind, dark. 
 ^iCTcfi a. the same; m. pi. N. of a princely 
 
 race. 
 ^•^cRTT^* dark; m. n. darkness, abstr. Offjf. 
 ^il|^T| m. a covered (lit. blind) well. 
 -^i^ffT f., o^ n. blindness. 
 ^•^rnflT^ ni- blind or deep darkness (of 
 
 the soul); n. N. of a hell. 
 l"^lf«^^ n. darkness. 
 2"^*^^ n. herb, juice, esp. of the Soma- 
 
 plant, juice or food i. g. 
 ^ffi^ m make blind, o^ become blind. 
 i;r«^ m. a well. 
 
 "^Sfi^ m. N. of a people and of a caste. 
 "^(^ n. food, esp. boiled rice ; p. °^«fT^. 
 "^W«RT^ a. desirous of food- 
 ^J^;^ a. giving food. 
 
 ^WTR ^- f^'^lt committed by eating for- 
 bidden food. 
 ^^xrflf f. cooking of food. 
 "^W^rfTT ni. lord of food (E. of sev. gods). 
 ^ ^ xy|wf n. pi. food and drink. 
 ^^f^fqxi^ s. lump of food.* 
 ■^ra^HTlT'T »• (first) feeding (of an infant) 
 
 with rice (r.). 
 ^^TTST a. consisting of food. 
 -^^-^^ (n. sgl. & m. pi.) food and drink. 
 ■^WT^T^ a. consisting of food and drink. 
 ^f^f^iRTT'^-transformation of food; abstr.©^. 
 
^^^I^ 
 
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 '^^^li| nj. leavings of food, offal. 
 
 "^^^JT m- thief of food, 
 
 ^m^ (f. i & ^) eating food. 
 
 "^^T^ n. (eating of) food. 
 
 ^WT^W a. born or bred in food. 
 
 ■^^J^ a. desiring food, hungry.* 
 
 ^•g (n. "^t?!^) another, other, else, different 
 
 from (abl.). — "^•ST^ and something else, 
 
 i.e. further, again. '^^ (or '^) — ^^ the 
 
 one — the other. 
 "^•^TofifTcfi a. having another agent (g.). 
 ^iSJiftrf a- done by another or others. 
 "^•^TTfT a. relating to some one else.* 
 ^•^jf^TT & °%f!'^ a- thinking of some one 
 
 or something else, of absent mind. 
 ^^f^«ffTf. thought or care of some one else. 
 "^•€Iaf»3f«[^ n. another birth or existence. 
 '^•^cTi^^T f- N. of a lotus-pond. 
 ■^^cTH a. one of several , the one or the 
 
 other of (gen. or — «). 
 ^•^flT a. one of two ; rep. the one — the 
 
 other; o^TT^f in either way, optionally (g.). 
 ^fr^ri^ adv. from elsewhere, elsewhere, 
 
 otherwise, else; (only) on one side. Also 
 
 = abl. & loc. of ^t?T m. & f., sgl. & pi. 
 
 Repeated = on one side — on the other side, 
 
 here— there. 
 "^•^TrTT f- the being other, difference. 
 "^"Rf^ adv. elsewhere, else, otherwise, also 
 
 = loc. of "^i^} m. f.; as prep, with abl. 
 
 (r. — o)-in another place, time, case, or 
 
 way than, v;ithout, except, apart from. 
 ^tSC^ n. = ^i?TrfT. 
 ^^^Tadv.otherwise,else,differently,wrongly. 
 
 o^ suffer change. OoR act otherwise or 
 
 wrongly, change, alter; frustrate, undo. 
 ■^tjj^j^^^cf n. false trial (of a cause). 
 ■^^^TTT^T f- the becoming other, change. 
 ^•gimm^ i^' change, difference. 
 ^•€r^Tf*|\IT«f n. false statement (j.). 
 ^•?T^T^Tf^«l. a. making a false statement 
 
 or deposition; abstr. of^^ n. 
 ^•?T^T"5flT a. changed, altered. 
 "^•^^T^HT^^T f- false supposition, distrust. 
 "'^flET^T^^fTf^*!; a. suspicious, distrustful.* 
 
 ^f?f^X adv. at another time, else, once. 
 "^^fiffiTTf a. having another cause or motive. 
 ■^^"qT(^ a. having another object. 
 ■^•giTS & °^rf m. the Indian cuckoo (lit. 
 
 reared by another, sc. the crow). 
 ^HT^^^ a. born from another's seed. 
 ^^?T«T^ & '^^T'W a. thinking of some one 
 
 (thing) else. 
 l^«tj^tj n. different shape. 
 2'^i2h^X7 & ofxi«^t a. of a different shape. 
 ■^"RJ%7^ a. destined for another world. 
 
 ^^f^iEf^ a. having another object, relating 
 
 to something else. 
 ^rjf'gifferf a. supposing something else, sus- 
 picious.* 
 ^^^9RT«rT a. gone over to another.* 
 ^•'ST^^T «!• adulterer (lit. going to another's 
 
 wife). 
 j ^n2nf W, °f % & °^^ (f. t) looking differ- 
 I ent, of another kind or nature. 
 '^^T'^m. unlawfulness, injustice, impropriety. 
 
 o — & instr. adv. illegally, improperly. 
 '^'Rrr^^fn*^, a. acting improperly. 
 ^RTTSJ a. unlawful, unjust. 
 I'^^'ETT^ m. another's cause; another sense 
 
 or purpose. 
 2^«^T'^ a. having another sense or purpose. 
 "^^•T a. not deficient, entire. 
 "^^ifT^f^TfS^a.expressing the whole subject. 
 "^wEI^^ adv. on the other or following day; 
 
 one day, once. 
 ^^Tf^W a. begotten by another. 
 ^*ErrvS«^ (only sgl. m. f.) one another, mutual. 
 
 ^^T«^ (o — ) & n. "^^l^lTTi; mutually. 
 '^^T^S'^oficIf n. pi. reciprocal friendly acts. 
 ^^TNS'^T'TfT a. mutual, reciprocal. 
 ^•^T>S«^^ir«f n- interview.* 
 I ^^T5^*l^ ra. mutual division. 
 I ^^T^^^^T a. mutual emulation ; adj. of\J«l^- 
 ! ^^TvS«^«fTT1 "!• mutual affection.* 
 I ^^TvS"^TQflT f- a kind of comparison. 
 I ■=3R^T^rITft«t. a. vexing others. 
 I ^^^^ (f. "^I^"^ or ^^H^) going behind or 
 I along, following (ace); n. "^^ofi adv. 
 I behind, after (ace). 
 
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 "^snrs^^ 
 
 ^f^"^ m. posterity, race, family ; connexion, 
 relation ; °'^r[^ adv. before one's eyes, 
 openly (lit. in connexion with). 
 
 "^^f^i^ a. related, connected, consecutive. 
 
 ^^^ a. answering to the matter, having an 
 obvious sense; o^i"^^^ a. having a name 
 of obvious meaning. 
 
 ■^n^^^T f. the day after the ^"5^ (c[-v.). 
 
 ■^^^^ adv. daily. 
 
 ^^T^Zf n. a gift subsequent (j.). 
 
 ^^ 1 1| wri a. partaking of, connected with, 
 dependent on, being in or at (loc. or ace). 
 
 "^^T^*?«T n. handle. 
 
 ■^^T^5 n. a cert, sacrificial gift (lit. to be 
 offered after, sc. the cakes) ; the monthly 
 funeral repast. 
 
 ^^T^iqqxjwf in. one of the sacrificial fires, 
 serving to cook the Anvaharya (v. prec). 
 
 ^"n^fTa. followed; accompanied by,endowed, 
 filled, connected with (instr. or — o). 
 
 ■^^^ m., oifTjf n., oiJTjrT f searching, investi- 
 gation. 
 
 "^^■qijfX^ & oi^j a, to be searched or in- 
 vestigated, questionable, dubious. 
 
 ^*^ft«(^ & ^*^? ^' searching, seeking. 
 
 l'^\ s. work. 
 
 2^1^ f. pi. (sgl. only in V.) water, waters. 
 
 "^IJ adv. away, off (*as prep. w. abl.). 
 
 '^XT^"^ m. drawing away, taking off, dimin- 
 ution, deterioration ; anticipation (ph.). 
 
 "^Xlcfi'^fcJi a. detracting, diminishing. 
 
 "^l^^^W a. the same; n. ="^TI^^. 
 
 "^tj^TT ^•■> °<rr f- injury, mischief. 
 
 ■^RcJixf^;it^ a. injuring, hurting. 
 
 ^Xl^rf n., of^ f., o^ n.-^q^fiTT. 
 
 ■^"Q^'S a. drawn down, inferior, low, mean. 
 
 -^Tm^ m., ^XlilfJrTir n., ^xnFrf5rr f. going 
 away. 
 
 ■^T^sp^ a. abused, reviled. 
 
 s» I 
 
 l^'^l'^ a. wingless. 
 
 2^"q^ m. a rival, lit. not belonging to the 
 
 (right) party. 
 "^Xp^'^r m. diminution, decrease. 
 ^M^^l^ & °^T^ m. non-loss of the wings. 
 "^■qi^ ni. , °^^«T n. going away, flying, 
 
 disappearing. 
 
 ^Xf^Ef^T a. cloudless. 
 
 "^q^TcT m. striking or warding off, driving- 
 away. 
 
 ^^^fT«R a. the same. 
 
 ^XI'q^FJT'T a. not cooking for one's self. 
 
 ^XI^IEJ m. decrease, decline. 
 
 ^XJ^f^ff n. misconduct, transgression. 
 
 ^XI^"^ m. absence, want; also = prec. 
 r^^^Tf^*!^ a. deviating from ( — o); acting 
 improperly; faithless, false, adulterous. 
 
 l^'^f^rT a. emaciated, thin, slender. 
 I 2'^Xlf^rl a. respected, honoured. 
 ^Xft^f?f f. expiation, vengeance for (gen.); 
 I awe, honour, respect. 
 ^Xf"^^ m. oif n. cutting off, interrupting. 
 j "^xy^"^ a. free from fever, well. 
 
 ■^qxi^ifirr & °^rl n. having not yet become 
 the five, sc. elements (ph.). 
 
 ^"RZ\%qtn. the not tossing-up the curtain (d.). 
 
 ^XJ^ a. not sharp, blunt, awkward, uncouth. 
 
 "^qf^fT a. unlearned, ignorant. 
 
 ■=?rxn!Zf a. not to be sold; n. such an article. 
 
 ■^^rl"^?^ adv. further away. 
 
 ^^fTfcT 3- nc)t fallen or sunk ; not degraded 
 
 or outcast. 
 i "^XlfTf^TTT f' not devoted to her husband. 
 
 ^?lxi^ n. offspring, child; poss. °'^«tT . 
 I ■^"^Wf^'lff^'l. ni. a seller of his offspring. 
 j "^XfcJl^^ m. love of one's own children. 
 I "^XJ^ n. no or the wrong road; fig. a bad 
 course or wrong place. 
 
 ^XTBI" a. unfit, unsuitable. 
 
 ■^xil^ (f. = m. or ^XJ^) & "^XI^ a. footless. 
 
 l^Xl^ n. no or a wrong place. 
 
 2'^XJ^ a. footless. 
 
 ^Xl^if n, a glorious deed. 
 
 ^ll^'JI m. statement, designation, name, pre- 
 tence, pretext, excuse, evasion, refusal. 
 
 "^Xf^ a. having no lotus. 
 
 ^xnix f- concealment, confinement. 
 
 -^XT^T^ n. grudge, envy. 
 
 ^XJ^^^ m. sinking down, concealment, de- 
 gradation. 
 
 ^xr&^^^ a. born in consequence of degra- 
 dation, i.e. of a mixed marriage. 
 
 ^X|'%^^ a. brought down, degraded, ruined. 
 
^ar^^^«?T 
 
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 ^IfTx^M a. sounding wrong. 
 
 ■^tjifcf a. bent out. 
 
 1"^^^ m. taking away, removal. 
 
 2Hm^l^ m. bad conduct or policy. 
 
 "^"^^^f a. taking away ; n. = l^tfiT^. 
 
 "^XJ^rf a. led away, removed from, i.e. oppo- 
 site of ( — o); n,= 2'^Sf^^'^. 
 
 ^'^•rf^ f- removing, expiation. 
 
 ^U«1«1fM a. desiring to remove or expiate. 
 
 ^^M'^ a. to be removed. 
 
 ^Xj^T^ m. driving away, repulsion, removal, 
 expiation. 
 
 ^"Q^T^T ^' removing; n. =prec. 
 
 '^tftlT'^ & of^eR a. excluded from (the com- 
 mon use of) vessels. 
 
 ^XPT'^ ^« fearless. 
 
 ^i:j^rT ni. remover, destroyer. 
 
 "^H?^^ m. falling down; fallen off, i.e. cor- 
 rupted or vulgar language. 
 
 ^R^^ a. fallen off, i.e. corrupted, vulgar 
 (cf. prec). 
 
 nSfXiTf a. farthest, remotest, last. 
 
 "^ftlTTlJ m. contact, touch. 
 
 IJtfTrTf m. (n.) disrespect, contempt. 
 
 l^R^T^ M. by-road, side- way. 
 
 2^35n^^J7r m. wiping off, cleaning, 
 
 ^q^j^f^ the same adj., as n. subst. 
 
 ^XfTTTT adj. having no game (wood). 
 
 ^^^"5^^ n. disgrace, infamy. 
 
 "^^'^T'T n. retreat, flight. 
 
 I'^XI'^ a. hinder, farther, later, inferior, 
 posterior, western; following (in sp. & t.); 
 different from, another than (abl. or gen.), 
 foreign (opp. 1^), particular, strange, 
 extraordinary. m. ^XJTl^ hind-foot of an 
 elephant, n. ^m^«^ adv. in future (also 
 ^tjx^?^); further, moreover (±^); west of 
 (abl.). "^XfX!W behind, west of face). 
 
 2^xrt: n. o-iift f. the future. 
 
 "'^JXT^^a. discoloured, pale; averse from (abl.), 
 unfavourable. 
 
 ^XT^fj;^ & o"^ adv. elsewhere. 
 
 ^"qXTT"^ ^' the latter or dark half of a 
 month. 
 
 ^"^TTT^ m. the latter half of a night. 
 
 ^"T^^W n. N. of a metre. 
 
 ^l(<^3JJc(«+(l|' a. not hewn down witli an axe. 
 ■^SRT^^i^TT^^jcT a. not produced by one another 
 
 or in regular order. 
 ^t:I"^TT wi- dislike, aversion. 
 -^IM^I^Ii a. not having an averted face, 
 
 encountering, facing, (n. adv. frankly, 
 
 plainly.*) 
 ^H'^TW^ m. invincibleness. 
 ^^TTf^<T a. unconquered, invincible. - f . "^ 
 
 w. f^"»l^ the northeast (lit. invincible) 
 
 quarter ; N. of a metre and of sev. plants. 
 
 n. the castle of Brahman. 
 ^tJTTW a- sinned; having sinned, guilty. 
 
 n. impers. it has been sinned by (instr.), 
 
 against (gen. or loc); as subst. =seq. 
 ^^Trf%" f- sin, offence, transgression. 
 ^"QTT'^ Ki' the same. 
 ^^Tlftt'l, a. guilty, criminal, offending. 
 "^^TT'fT m. last end, death; the farthest 
 
 west, pi. its inhabitants. 
 ^RTT^Tf a. not turned back. OHTI^^ to 
 
 whom fortune does not return, unhappy, 
 
 miserable. 
 ^"'^TT^ Ki- the afternoon. 
 ^^TF^^ ^' unable to move. 
 "^nrf^fW^ a. not vexed or troubled; oij^ 
 
 not vexed before. 
 ^Xff^^rf a. unhurt, untouched. 
 
 l"^"'H[fT^W'^- non-comprehension, non-accept- 
 ance ; want of property. 
 ^^''^fr^^ a- having no property or no wife. 
 ^Tjf^^^ m. unacquaintedness. 
 ^xrf^f^ff a. unacquainted, unknown. 
 ^Xlf?^^^ a. having no attendance or luggage. 
 "^"^frt^^ a- uncut, unlimited. 
 ^Itjf^^^ m. inability to decide. 
 "^^fr^^Trf not known. 
 '^^fT'JH a. = seq. 
 I'^Rfr^'R a. dissatisfied. 
 2^'qf^flX"^ ni- dissatisfaction. 
 -^ImTX^W a. not abandoned.* 
 "^nrfrt^TT m- not giving up. 
 ^Ht\fiT^T^ a. not quite extinct or ended. 
 "^Inr^r^r^rf a. not quite fixed or settled. 
 '^^f^C'CTf^'t^j f. ^ not an opponent, friendly.* 
 
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 ^""U^" 
 
 ^Uf\M'f| a. uncleaned, unbusked (corn). 
 ^"qf^%T"V a. undisturbed.* 
 ^^irF^f'Tff a- unmeasured, unlimited. 
 -gjjXjf^^-q' a. immeasurable, countless, illimited. 
 ■^xrpQ^T^ a. not to be blamed. 
 ^trfX^cT a. unfenced, uninclosed. 
 ^^fr^ I •^ ^' unwearied. 
 ■?5Jxrf^l35rT«T a. improper, n. impropriety.* 
 "^^frW^ ^' unrestrained, unlimited. 
 "^nrfTWT^ m. non-avoiding. 
 "^"TfrW^'^ a. not to be avoided. 
 ■^nTfTlV^ITT a. unavoided ; o«T ^ carry out, 
 
 accomplish. 
 ^^frC^ ^' unavoided, i.e. carried out. 
 ^"'7TVf^<T a. inconsiderate (of p. & th.). 
 "^""^O^ g®^- without deliberating. 
 "^mO^^TPC'I^ ^- acting inconsiderately. 
 "^^t1"<T a. unrestrained, irresistible. 
 
 "^"^T^^ adv. on the following day. 
 "^l^T^T"^ a. not beyond the eye or out of sight, 
 
 witnessed, testified, perceptible, clear; 
 
 abstr. o^^ n. — °'W1 '^ °^ iu the presence 
 
 of; ^Xr^T'^c^ clearly. 
 '^T^TT'^^^i '^^rfil to witness. 
 l^"Qff m- not the right season. 
 2^XJff a. unseasonable. 
 
 ■^XJ^iff a. unlimited, boundless. 
 '^XI^'3" a. insufficient, unable. 
 '^^'^fn f- insufficiency, inadequacy. 
 "^XT^fi^ n. no joint (Ved. loc. the same form); 
 
 no Parvan- or holiday (v. "^^«|^). 
 ^Xf^nfxf*^ a. denying, concealing ( — <>). 
 ^Xf^^if n. firmness, valour (lit. non-flight.). 
 ^XJ^^ m. completion, end, final delivery. 
 ■^Xf^T^ m. refutation, restriction, exception, 
 
 censure, blame. 
 
 "^'R^Tf^'l^ a. blaming, slandering (—*>)• 
 
 '^Xj^f';^ s. bed-chamber.* 
 
 "^Xf^f^cf a. covered, hidden. o<f?{;, Ofl%if, 
 
 & o^T^ apart, aside (d.). 
 '^'^ft^ a. unhindered. 
 'SR'^'^^Tf^'ft' f- a dirty witch.* 
 "^Xrf^^a. pierced, hit ; thrown away, rejected, 
 
 removed, given up, neglected. 
 
 ■^nr^Tf a. turned away, overthrown, inverted, 
 perverse, of bad conduct. 
 
 ■^JXI%V m. unskilful piercing (of a pearl). 
 I "^XfWff a. not devout, faithless, disobedient. 
 
 ^Sixni'^ m. bad or ill language. 
 
 l"^xrf^?T a. not the last. 
 
 2^?Srxif^lT a. the last of all (lit. h. no last); 
 n. adv. last of all. 
 
 ^Xf^ a. not seeing. 
 
 ■^XJ"^«tT^ & '^i|^^l«T a. the same. 
 
 l^Xf^ n. work, action. 
 I 2^IXJ^ a. active, skilful; f. pi. the fingers. 
 
 ^PTO^m. an outcast; a. base-born (of a father 
 j inferior to the mother), low, vile (esp. — o). 
 \ "^V^X ^-^ °W n. going away. 
 
 ^qti^f^ & **^r§^ adv. to the left. 
 
 ^XJ^^ a. right, southern ; n. & instr. adv. 
 
 "^Xl^nr ^' going out, issue, egress. 
 
 ^Xltl I f^lSI n. removal, expelling (oTJf ^ make 
 room, clear the way*). 
 
 ^sJTXnEJTfr'l^ ^' decreasing, vanishing (abstr. 
 I ''fTrrT f.*). 
 i ^rxi^J«T n. water used (previously) for a bath. 
 
 ^XJ^T*^ m. epilepsy (lit. want of memory). 
 
 "^Xf^TfT^ a. epileptic. 
 
 ^XJ^ , o"^f?f be active; abstr. o^T f- 
 
 "^R^ (f. ^XI#t) watery. 
 
 njfXJ'ra a. active, zealous. 
 
 ^^W ( — ®) ^' removing, destroying. 
 
 ^RfRr f- removal, destruction. 
 
 ^Rfi^ m. (f. o^)=^tjf. 
 
 "^"^IT^ n. taking away, robbing. 
 
 "^Xf^^ a. removing; m. ravisher, destroyer. 
 
 "^Xlf^^r^^, pp. off^rf shake off (hands); 
 throw away. 
 
 ^Xf^T^ ger. holding off, putting aside, 
 notwithstanding, except, save. 
 
 ^"^TT ^' taking away, stealing, robbing, 
 concealing; a. o'^cR & of^[«t^. 
 
 "^XT^^ m., °5fiT f- denial, concealment. 
 
 ^XHofi a. coming from far. 
 
 ^XfTofiT adv. far; oofiTfi[^ from far. 
 
 ^'qi^'^Ej a. unworthy (of a society); abstr. 
 o^ n. 
 
 •^xrr^ a. the same, o^Tf n. giving to some 
 one unworthy. 
 
^RT^ 
 
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 ^^JIJT^ nj. (adj. — o f. ^ & f;) (he outer 
 corner of the eye. 
 
 "^"QT^'^TT f- having eyes with beautiful outer 
 corners. 
 
 ^ST^Wf'^^'r^'^ ^- having large eyes with 
 beautiful outer corners. 
 
 ^m^^ & '^'m^ (f laxn^) turned back, 
 western, n. ^?RT«5 adv. west. 
 
 ^qjfirf a. handless; oXTT^ hand and footless. 
 
 "^"TI^^ "• "O crime. 
 
 ^fqi^ n. (m.) an unworthy person (lit. no 
 recipient). 
 
 '*IMl'^«fi^T *• ^n a,ct rendering unworthy (v. 
 prec). 
 
 ■^"TT'^^fT^'C^ a. liberal to (lit. raining on) the 
 unworthy. 
 
 ^tTT^ifiXlir n.^-gsmT-^iJ^T- 
 
 ■'^rm^TT n. ablation (g.). 
 
 ■?5jxn«t ni. the wind that goes downward (in 
 the body); the anus. 
 
 ^tnxj a. not bad, sinless; °"^^ a. good- 
 natured. 
 
 ^ M I M'f?r ^- the ocean or the god Varuna. 
 
 ^XfX"^ ^^' departure (a. ^'pSpff^) ; going astray 
 or missing the aim, i.e. disadvantage, danger, 
 diminution, loss; end, death. 
 
 Mff^TT a- unbounded, immeasurable. 
 
 ^mX^'€}«fr a. being unable to (inf.). 
 
 ■^TTT^ & °^ a. useless, unmeaning. 
 
 ■■^xrr^rf a. unlocked, uncovered; open, manifest. 
 
 nJiqi^Tf a. inverted, turned away; averse 
 from (abl.). 
 
 ^?rRT'^"'5r n^. support, refuge; p.o-^ifT^ & ''f^'l^. 
 
 ^Ijl^ ger. putting aside, i.e. in spite of, 
 except, save (ace). 
 
 ^ftf (prep. w. loc. , or o— in verbs & 
 nouns) close by or to, within, before; 
 adv. further, also, too; even (w. ■if=Lat. 
 quidem); at least, however, but (between 
 words, clauses and sentences, or after, r. 
 before an emphasized word). Converts 
 an interrog. into an indefinite; after num- 
 erals = all; at the beginning of a sent, it is 
 a particle of interrogation, with an optat. 
 it expresses hope, fear, or desire. - "^fq '^ 
 or ^tf^ further, moreover, "^ftf — ^rfl? 
 
 (or ^) as well — as. ^^STft ^— "T ^Tf^ 
 rather than, ^vrftf — ^rftj they too — who. 
 ^'^rfxf however, although. ff^Tp? tj^'^n so, 
 nevertheless. 
 
 ^fq[?|^ a. barren, dry. 
 
 '^fq<TS"W(5T a. not having the Manes as deity. 
 
 '^fq'^Ef a. not paternal. 
 
 "^fq^ n. portion, share; p. ^f^i^. 
 
 ^f^TT n. cover, bar; p. «^nT^. 
 
 ^"HT«1^ or f^^^ a. tied on, bound under, 
 closed obstructed, covered. 
 
 ^f^ffff or fxiffff a. covered, concealed; 
 checked, restrained. 
 
 "^17^^ a. secret, hidden. 
 
 ■^ift^^^rT a. not oppressing. 
 
 I'^'lftrT a. entered into, united with (ace); 
 abstr. of^ f. 
 
 2'^n7^rf a. not (having) drunk. 
 
 "^XTlJJfcRc^^ a. acting wickedly; m. sinner. 
 
 I^IT^ m. not a son. 
 
 2^5^ & '^^^^ (f. of^^T) sonless. 
 
 ^MR«1^, °f^"^5 & ®"^ 3" the same. 
 
 -gSfqwrq^^^if n., o^f¥f f. not returning again 
 (into life) 
 
 ■^tf^i^ m. hermaphrodite (lit. not a man). 
 
 "^IT^ a. not flowering. 
 
 ^irfWff a. unworshipped. 
 
 ^Xlff a. impure. 
 
 ^Xftj m. cake. 
 
 "^MM^I^T f- a bake- (lit. cake-)house. 
 
 "^XflJ a. not full ; less by (instr.). 
 
 ■^xHf a. having no predecessor, not having 
 existed before, unknown, unheard of, un- 
 precedented, extraordinary, wonderful, 
 incomparable, strange, new; instr. adv. 
 never before. Abstr. ©clTt ^'5 °^t n- 
 
 ^Xf^ a. having no predecessor, first, singular, 
 incomparable. 
 
 ■^ST^Tir^ a. not munificent (lit. filling), ava- 
 ricious. 
 
 ^TT^n^fT a. not conquered singly. 
 
 "^ITS a. unasked, unquestioned. 
 
 "^^^T f* regard, attention, expectation, con- 
 sideration ; often adj. — « regarding, ex- 
 pecting, requiring. Instr. with regard or 
 in proportion to ( — o). 
 
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 "^^q^^fl 
 
 "^xrf^fTt^ n. being expected or required. 
 
 '^^f^fTT f' expectation, regard. 
 
 "^"^f^*[, a. considering, respecting, expecting. 
 
 IST^ff a. gone away, fled, departed, ceased ; 
 rid of, free from (abl., © — , or — «), 
 
 "^tfffUTTJf a. dead "(whose life is gone). 
 
 ■^Xf^ a. not to be drunk. 
 
 ■^TCf^^ a. shapeless. 
 
 '^^T'T n. no calumny. 
 
 '^'qr^Tj^ a. not a minor (j.). 
 
 "^^T^ a. carried off, removed. 
 
 "^^T^ m., o?f n. removal, rejection, negation. 
 
 "^IJT^'q'^ a. not produced by man, super- 
 human. 
 
 ^~<5T ^^- aquatic animal (lit. moving in the 
 water). 
 
 ^^3" a. light (lit. not falling), small. 
 
 "^■g"^ a. active, zealous. 
 
 ^■^gf a. watery. 
 
 ■^^^ n. wealth, property; work. 
 
 "^■"ITf^T m. the lord of the waters, i.e. Varuna. 
 
 ^XSf, f. ^57 & f^ born in water; made of or 
 mixed with water. 
 
 "^X5("'Jl m. the going in, union, junction; ab- 
 sorption, destruction (opp. If^'^). 
 
 ■^"JfofiT^a. not bright, dark, secret; o"5f efihide, 
 secrete, m. darkness; n. adv. secretly. 
 
 '^"ff^Tir^?*'^ ^' invisible. 
 
 ■^■RcfilW a. not to be shown. 
 
 "^■RoRcf a. indistinct, shapeless. 
 
 "^TTT^^ a. not bold ; timid, modest. 
 
 '^"H%cl^ a. unwise. 
 
 '^TTf^^^«?T^ a. not receiving. 
 
 ^irf^'^f cR a. who accepts nothing. 
 
 ^Trf?TTn"lT a. unacceptable. 
 
 ■^Trf?!^ a. not to be kept oif, irresistible. 
 
 ■^■JlfTT^f^ f- non-perception; irresolution. 
 
 ^lTf?fXf^J|T«Ta. not being granted or admitted. 
 
 "^'Rf?I"m^«f n- not giving, withholding. 
 
 "^'Rf7I''Tf^ff a. not (duly) honoured. 
 
 '^"Rf7T%«^ ni. no obstacle; adj. unhindered. 
 
 ^"Rf?!^^ & **cR a. not enlightened, stupid. 
 
 "^■RffTTf, °TTT«T, & %"^ a. incomparable. 
 
 ■^irf?ITfir*TT^ a. of unmatched power. 
 
 "^irf^TfT^^ a. of unmatched strength. 
 
 "^pfcfT!^ a. having no antagonist, invincible. 
 
 "^"Srf?!"^"^ a. of incomparable form, unequalled 
 unfit for (gen.). 
 
 "^TrfTf^lfTfl ^' unprohibited. 
 
 ■^Trfriq^ m. no prohibition or contradiction. 
 
 "^Hf^I^ & °f¥rf a. unfixed, unsettled, un- 
 certain. 
 
 ^TTf^fW^ a. unrestrained, unimpaired. 
 
 "^TTffffT^ a. irresistible. 
 
 ^TffftcRT'?^ a. resistless (act. & pass.), also 
 
 "^UcftfT a. not encountered, unattackable; 
 
 not understood, unintelligible. 
 ■^■Rtftf^T f- unintelligibility; inconclusiveness. 
 "^11(11"^ a. not being before the eyes, not 
 
 witnessed, unknown. 
 '^ir^'^ a. distrustful (loc), untrustworthy; 
 
 m. distrust. 
 ■^■Rcirn^ITf^T^ a. not refusing or turning 
 
 away. 
 
 ^ir^fTa. unmoved, undeviating from (abl). -^37^^^^ a. not principal; subordinate or sec- 
 ondary; n. anything subord. or sec. 
 Abstr. o^p- f.^ o^ n. 
 
 '^■ffV^ a. invincible, unconquerable. 
 
 "^HW^ a. unawakened (1. & f.). 
 
 "^^IWrf a. not negligent; attentive, vigilant, 
 careful. 
 
 "^Tf^TTTfT n. no authority. 
 
 I'^'RiTT^ ni. attention, carefulness. 
 
 2igrTI^T^, of^, & o^Tlrf^ a. =:^ITHTr. 
 \ '^TiW^ a. immeasurable, infinite. 
 
 ^"flWT^ ni. want of joy or pleasure. 
 
 ■^UlT a. childless; f. '^J not bringing forth 
 children. 
 
 "^ITSlf^ a. unprolific; ignorant. 
 ^TT^^ or "^IT^^ a. childless. 
 ■^■R^^T f-, °^^ & o^'R?^ n. childlessness. 
 "gsrJr"^ a. unknowing, o^TrJ a. unknown. 
 "^."HTlf^rr a. not carried forth. 
 "^ITfl^ a. incomprehensible. 
 "^■Jffrf a. irresistible. 
 
 ■^TrfrfoinT; a. irremediable, helpless (o^T^ 
 helplessly oppressive*). 
 
 I 
 
 "^irfTlefi^ a. not adverse; willing, obedient. | "^H'^f^ifT a. not giving, withholding. 
 
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 32 
 
 "^H'^SIrf a. unprepared, impure (r.). 
 
 "^U^^ m. want of effort, indifference; adj. 
 not endeavouring, indifferent about (loc). 
 
 "^ICf^W a. not employed; unusual. 
 
 "^Tf^"^^^ a. not indolent; watchful, atten- 
 tive. 
 
 ■^Xr^^5T?TT«f a. not being applied. 
 
 "^ir^f^ f« non-activity, indolence. 
 
 '^3T'5|'"^ or "^inr^ a. unpraised or unpraise- 
 worthy; bad, evil. 
 
 "^IT^rfW f- non - attachment to, abstinence 
 from (loc). 
 
 "^TT^rW a* not calm, uneasy, displeased. 
 
 "^H'ftrW a* unfinished, unsettled; unknown, 
 unheard of. 
 
 "^"JT^fT a. unpraiseworthy; not being spoken 
 of, not the topic of conversation. 
 
 ^irr^ a. unwise, stupid ; abstr. Offf f. 
 
 '^irril!', ^TTtWrT^, & "^ITTftO^ a. lifeless, in- 
 animate. 
 
 "^TrT^T^'ST n. the being secondary or inferior. 
 
 "^ITTIFr a- "^^ obtained; not established by a 
 rule, unproved; not arrived, not occurred, 
 not full grown. 
 
 "^UTTT't^r n. no authority or proof. 
 
 ^"Ml^lf^cR, f. t^not belonging to the matter. 
 
 ^fjT^ a. unkind, unfriendly, disagreeable. 
 
 "^flT^^^ & °^Tf^«l^ a. speaking unkindly. 
 
 ^fTT^cR"^ a. causing displeasure. 
 
 "^3j1"f?T f. want of love, enmity. 
 
 "WRtfTT^T; a. not giving joy. 
 
 "^^^Wt^ a. not worth seeing, ugly. 
 
 "^^^ a. invisible. 
 
 "^xafT f. a kind of disease. 
 
 ^m<f(^ & ^'^T f- Apsaras (a cert, class of 
 fem. deities). 
 
 "^ip^^ n. forehead or face. 
 
 '^X|)^ a. fruitless (1. & f.) ; emasculated. 
 
 ^Xfit^Vmj a. not desirous of any result or 
 recompense. 
 
 "^XU^TcfiTf^^ a. the Same. 
 
 ^^if & ^Thf«f^jf a. frothless. 
 
 "^jfcf^ a. untied, unconnected, nonsensical. 
 
 ■^^1^ a. not to be bound. 
 
 ^^^ a. not yet having tail-feathers. 
 
 ■^^^ a. weak, feeble; f. "^ woman, maid. 
 
 ^N"^^^ (compar.) weaker. 
 
 n^Q(<!^ or "^^^ n. weakness, disease. 
 
 "^Wf^^T^a. not to be expelled or excluded. 
 
 "^^T^, ooR, & ^^f^fT a. unimpeded. 
 
 "^^T*^^ a. having no relatives. 
 
 ^^?ef ^cficT a. not brought about by relatives. 
 
 ^"^T^RETi^ a. having an unchild-like dis- 
 position. 
 
 ^f^^^;g^ & ^f^«?ci; a. fearless. 
 
 ^"^51 n. no or bad seed; adj. without seed 
 or manly strength. 
 
 "^Wt^cfi a. not having (good) seed. 
 
 -^^f^ a. ignorant (also o^«a^); f. ignorance. 
 
 -^^^^ & '^g\i=prec. adj. 
 
 "^^^ a. not to be wakened. 
 
 "^^"lzr??T«T a. not awaking. 
 
 ■^^t^ m, ignorance; ignorant; ©TII'^T^; adv. 
 
 "^^ a. born in water; n. a lotus-flower. 
 
 "^^T^T^ "• a lotus-pond. 
 
 ^^T a. water-born. 
 
 ■^^ m. year (lit. giving water; of. "^^Bf). 
 
 ^<5«J H^^ m. change of the year. 
 
 "^^^T (instr.) from desire to give water. 
 
 ^^T^ a. half-year. 
 
 "^o^ n. a fortress (protected) by water. 
 
 ■^^^^ a. having the waters as deity. 
 
 ^^rf^cif m. ocean, sea (lit. water-receptacle). 
 
 ^o)^^ a. living (only) on water. 
 
 '^r^^I^ a. unbrahmanical ; n. misdeed, vio- 
 
 lence. 
 
 -41 g(^^ m. no Brahman; adj. without 
 
 Brahmans or prayers. 
 l^^^TW ^^"- "O Brahman. 
 2^WT^^ a. without Brahmans. 
 ^W^«rT a. not speaking, silent, 
 "^^ira. not imparted; not attached or devout. 
 ^P^^ a. not to be eaten. 
 '^*T'^^f^'^ a. eating forbidden food. 
 '^¥('3[ a. luckless, unfortunate. 
 ■^^rfljjff a. unspoken, untold.* 
 "^^rftr^T ger. without saying.* 
 : ^Vi^ n. inauspicious; n. misfortune, ill-luck. 
 '^^ISf a. free from fear or danger, safe; n. 
 
 safety, superl. greatest s. 
 ^^^«h< & ifif(^ a. procuring safety. 
 ^H^^, °Tf^, & ^ir^Tf^'l, a. giving safety. 
 
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 ^^TfM^fT 
 
 -^^"^f^f^TJfX f- promise or gift of safety. 
 
 '^YfcSf a. bad, vicious, ugly, miserable (lit. 
 what ought not to be). 
 
 ■^HT'T Ji- having no portion or share. 
 
 ■^^"TO a. unfortunate; n. misfortune. 
 
 ■^*nwr n. no object (lit. vessel or recipient) 
 for (gen.), unworthy. 
 
 "^^TTiT n. non-appearance. 
 
 "^^7"^ a. without a wife. 
 
 "^^ff^ m. not being, non-existence, absence, 
 want, failure, destruction, death. — ®^f^ 
 perish, die.* 
 
 "^HT^^nrT a. unconscious, unwise. 
 
 ■^^jf^i^ a. what is not to be. 
 
 "^fir adv. to, unto, near (comp. "^f^rT"?^ or 
 ©"ij?^ nearer) ; towards, against; as prep, 
 the same + into, for, for the sake of, over, 
 above, concerning, about (ace); without, 
 except (abl.). 
 
 "^f^iR a. eager, desirous, libidinous. 
 
 ■^fH^RT^T f' wish, desire (ace. or — o). 
 
 '?lf^«RTfW'l, a. wishing for, desirous of (ace. 
 or — o). 
 
 "^f^oRT^ a. affectionate, loving, desirous of 
 (ace. or — o); m. affection, love, desire. 
 
 '^fij^'g a. formed or manifested by (instr.). 
 
 '^f^^TT m. approaching (also oijf n.), under- 
 taking, overcoming. 
 
 "^fi^'^^T a. giving without being asked. 
 
 "^f^l^fT f. sight, glance (subj. & obj.), bright- 
 ness, clearness, splendour, glory, beauty; 
 name, designation. 
 
 "^f'T^Tcf a. known, notorious. 
 
 "^f^lH ni»5 **•! n. coming near, going to, 
 approaching (also of sex. intercourse). 
 
 ^ftr^n^T a. to be approached, accessible. 
 
 "^fij^I^wf &, o^f^Iff n. shout, roar. 
 
 "^f*?'nf'T«(^ a. approaching (sexually). 
 
 "^f^^'R ^* kept, guarded. 
 
 "^f^^TTff m« stroke, attack, affliction. 
 
 '^f^l'ErrfH'l^ a. striking; m. enemy. 
 
 '^fir'^fT a. sprinkled. 
 
 ■^f*T^"^ (dat. inf.) to view. 
 
 "^ff^^TT "^- incantation, sorcery. 
 
 "^f^T^T^ ni- origin, race, family, ancestors, 
 o'^«rr = seq. adj. 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit -English Dictionary. 
 
 '^f^^cT a. well or nobly- born; n. = seq. 
 
 "^fir^TTf^T f. (noble) birth, nobility. 
 
 "^f*rf^te[, a. victorious, m. a cert, sacrifice, 
 N. of a lunar mansion. 
 
 "^fir"^ a. knowing, understanding, acquainted 
 with, skilled in (gen. or — o). f. "^T re- 
 membrance, recollection. 
 
 ^f^^T*! "• = prec. f. ; recognition or sign 
 of recognition. °'3J^cR«?T^ n. T. of a drama 
 (the Token or Ring-Sakuntala). 
 
 "^fir^ adv. on or up to the knees. 
 
 "^rf^tT^ adv. & prep. (w. ace.) towards, near; 
 around, behind, before and after. 
 
 ^rf*r?T'R m- hf'at, pain. 
 
 ■^f*T^ll|'«T n. sight, appearance. 
 
 ^"fil^ a. tending heavenward, heavenly. 
 
 "^fif^^ a. offending, impious. 
 
 ^f^f^^ m. offence, wickedness. 
 
 ■^ftr^T a. surrounding; f. name, appella- 
 tion. 
 
 "^^^TTT n. = prec. f. + statement, speech, dis- 
 course, word; also= seq; f. o^iT^ a halter. 
 
 ^t^T'f^T'^r ^- a dictionary. 
 
 n5ff^^^ a. to be named or expressed; n. 
 meaning, signification. 
 
 "^fHWT^ n. thinking of (gen.), longing for, 
 coveting (loc). 
 
 ^rfi^«ini m. voluptuousness, desire. 
 
 ■^f^«i»T^^ & '^•P^ a. to be praised or 
 rejoiced at. 
 
 ^f^f^^ a. praising, rejoicing at ( -o). 
 
 ^f^if^N; adv. up to the sky. 
 
 "^"RTT"^ ni- pantomime, dramatic represen- 
 tation ; o^T^T^ m. teacher of this art. 
 
 ^f^wf"^ a. quite new or fresh ; °^T^«T & 
 *»^'?TW a. of tender youth, very young. 
 
 "^f^f^f^'S a. entered, penetrated, fixed, 
 settled, intent upon, attached to (loc, ace. 
 w. TTf?T, or — o), endowed with (instr.). 
 
 "^"firt'R^ m. inclination, attachment to (loc. 
 or — o); intentness, resolution, tenacity. 
 
 "^rfirtW^'ftni ^' inclined, adhering, clinging 
 to (-0). 
 
 "^rftrf^f^rT a. fixed, certain (pers. & thing). 
 
 "^f*T^'?T a. brought near, adduced, performed ; 
 trained, educated; fit, proper. 
 
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^f^w 
 
 34 
 
 ^if^TW ^- uncleft, unpierced, unbroken, un- 
 interrupted, whole, entire, continual, un- 
 divided, one, the same as, not different 
 from (abl. or — o). 
 
 ■^ffirftc^ n. approach, arrival, stopping, esp. 
 of the day, i.e. evening. 
 
 "^f^^f^cT a. honoured, pleasant, dear. 
 
 "^f^"^^ a. filled, full of (instr., gen., or — o). 
 
 "Wf*r^^% dat. inf. to view. 
 
 ^f^TUT^ ™- intention, purpose, goal, object, 
 wish, opinion, meaning; the conception 
 (of a thing) as ( — °). 
 
 "^fijilXH a. desirous of, wishing for (ace). 
 
 '^"fiT^^ a. visited by, suffering from (instr.). 
 
 "^fini^ a. predominant, superior, m. predom- 
 inance , superiority, overthrow, humil- 
 iation, defeat (also «iff n.). 
 
 '^rfWnf^'l. a. addressing. 
 
 ^fir4 & °^=^r*r^ adj. 
 
 ^^r^ffT a. & f. =^f^^ adj. & m. 
 
 "^rfil^^lf^ a. having victorious power. 
 
 "^rf*(^ff a. approved, wished for, dear. 
 
 "^f^T^Tf a. intoxicated. 
 
 ■^fi{^«ff a. self-conscious. 
 
 ^rf^T'Sr ni. a man's name. 
 
 *^rf^^^ m- slaughter, war. 
 
 "^f^T^ m. touch, contact. 
 
 "^f^TTf^f. plot, hostility; plotter, adversary, 
 enemy. 
 
 ^fMTTft'l^ a. inimical, m foe. 
 
 "^f^TT*! m. = prec. abstr. ; self-conceit, arro- 
 gance, pride (p. o"^"??^); affection, love; 
 conception, supposition, esp. a false one. 
 
 '^f^TTf'T^ n. abstr. to seq. 
 
 ^Srf^TTf'l'T^ a. self-conceited, arrogant; imag- 
 ining one's self to have or to be ( — «). 
 
 ^fH^'ti, f. f^ (W) having the face towards, 
 facing, turned to (ace, dat., gen., or — «) ; 
 propitious, favourable to (gen. or instr.); 
 approaching, near; occupied in, going to 
 ( — ®). n. adv. in front, towards, against, 
 over against (ace, gen. or — <>) ; o% against, 
 opposite (gen. or — o). o^ ^ turn towards, 
 be favourable. 
 
 "^fn^Tf n- approach, assault. 
 
 "^f^f^lf^*^ a. approaching, assaulting. 
 
 ^ftf^^ a. assailed, charged, prosecuted (j); 
 
 intent on (loc. or — ©) , versed in (loc), 
 
 competent. 
 "^fif^Sfrf a. contained in (ace). 
 ■^f^T^f"3f assailing; m. enemy, plaintiff, 
 
 claimant. 
 "^fif^TT "J- application, endeavour, effort at 
 
 (loc. or — o); attack, assault, accusation. 
 "^f^Tfff f- delight in (loc. or — o). 
 "^THTT^ a. propitiated, satisfied. 
 "^f*?TT^'T n- propitiation. 
 "^f^'^'CT'T a. agreeable, pleasing; m. = seq. ; 
 
 abstr. ojij f., (o^ n.*). 
 ^f^^^ f. delight in (loc. — o). 
 "^f^^ff a. sounding; n. sound, cry. 
 ^f^f'^f^Tf a. pleasing, agreeable (dat. or gen); 
 
 pleased with, delighting in ( — o). 
 '^f^T'^f^fT a. enraged, wrathful, 
 "^f*!^^ a. suitable, apt, beautiful (alsoo^irf f); 
 
 learned, wise. 
 ^fi?^'Q^f?r m. a. cert, rite.* 
 '^fir^^I'^ a. recognisable by ( — oj. 
 "^f*T^"W^ adv. towards the goal. 
 ^fH^f^*l ^ jumping over, transgression. 
 "^f*?^rf^«l^ a. overleaping, transgressing ( — o). 
 ^rf^^T^ m. desire, wish (loc. or — o); poss. 
 
 "^fn^^XTT^f^^ a. fulfilling a desire.* 
 "^f^T^^*! a. adhering; occupied by ( — o). 
 "^rfir^f^fl a. touched. 
 '^f^c|«^«f n. respectful greeting. 
 ^rf^Trf^B^fT a. wished for; n. wish. 
 '^f'T^Tfr a. tired, languid. 
 ^fifcfX^ m. salutation; Ocfi a. saluting. 
 '^ifn^T^^f n. = prec. m, ; o"^^ a. respectful, 
 
 modest. 
 ■^f^^TW n. being carried, conveyance. 
 ^f*Tf^^rT<T a. celebrated; known as, called 
 
 ^f*rf%«ftfT a. instructed, versed in (loc). 
 ^f^f^^cf a. known as, called (nom.). 
 ^f^fft'S a. penetrated, seized by ( — o). 
 ■^fij^^ff a. sought for, desired. 
 l^f^grT a. surrounded, covered. 
 2'^f^'f ff a. chosen, preferred. 
 "^f^W"^ f. increase, plenty, success. 
 
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 ^^^ 
 
 "^rf^^W ^' apparent, clear; n. adv. 
 
 "^f^T^rfW f- manifestation, appearance. 
 
 ■^f^T^^TW "•» **^TT ^' speaking, utterance. 
 
 "^rftr^T^tT a. spoken to; said, uttered; n. 
 word. 
 
 "^fHlf''Frf n- defamation, accusation. 
 
 "^fifl|"^f. distrust (gen.), suspicion; p.of^«^. 
 
 ^f^"5rf^7T a. suspected of (gen.), suspicious. 
 
 ■^f^TT^ f- imprecation. 
 
 ■^f*lll^ a. defamed, cursed, wicked. 
 
 ■^rf^^f^ f- imprecation, curse; censure, 
 blame; misfortune, harm; concr. a slanderer, 
 enemy. 
 
 ^f*Nrt a. closing or closed together; joining 
 or joined. 
 
 "^rfH^<t a heard of, known, famous. 
 
 "^fVflf^ m. inclination, attachment, curse, 
 imprecation; defeat, humiliation; a. of^i^^ 
 defeating, humiliating. 
 
 ^f*fq^ m, pressing out (of the Soma). 
 
 ■^fit^ff a. won, conquered. 
 
 "^f^^oR m. sprinkling over, bathing, relig- 
 ious, ablation, consecration, inauguration ; 
 the consecrated water itself. 
 
 "^fi^^^<^^ a. worthy or destined to be con- 
 secrated; m. consecration. 
 
 l"^rfHf5 a. superior, victorious. 
 
 2^fM[f% f. help, aid. 
 
 ^f^tftrfr a. trampled or stepped upon. 
 
 '^f*tfS^^^ ^' granting strong assistance. 
 
 "^fifC^^ m. attachment, affection. 
 
 ^f^^lW ger. jointly. 
 
 '?rf*l'^f%fT a. directed, turned; intended, 
 agreed; connected with ( — o). 
 
 "^fH^^TT n- holding together, union ; decla- 
 ration, statement, speech ; aim, purpose, 
 interest; cheating, deceiving. 
 
 "^firtf^ m. intention, purpose, interest, 
 condition; otj^ojj^ adv. with a fixed 
 purpose. 
 
 '^f'T^^'^ iW' connexion, relation. 
 
 '^f'T^TT ni. approach, attack; love -visit, 
 appointment. 
 
 "^f^^Tf^^T f- a woman visiting her lover. 
 
 ^fir^fT^ a. going to (—<>); f. oi|f^=zprec. 
 
 "^rf'I'^fT a. come, gone to (ace.) or against 
 
 ( — o); turned towards ( — ©); visited by 
 
 (instr.). 
 "^rf^f^^ a. let loose, hastening to (ace), 
 
 allowed, granted. 
 "^fn^?^ f- calling, invocation. 
 "^f^^T prep, behind (gen.), lit. within 
 
 calling. 
 "^rf^T^fT m. invoker, singer. 
 "^f*|f^f1 a. struck, smitten, beaten (drum), 
 
 broken; visited by, suffering from (instr. 
 
 or — o). 
 
 "^f^T^"'^ a. ridiculous. 
 
 "^fitf^cT a. fastened, attached; yoked; said, 
 spoken named, designated, declared, ad- 
 dressed, called. 
 
 ^'ftr^ & ^f^Tl'tTf a. bending, hurting; 
 f. injury, defeat. 
 
 "^HI'oR n* encountering, meeting; loc. at the 
 same time or in time; out of or from out 
 (abl.). 
 
 "^^^KfJI^ adv. every moment, frequently. 
 
 "^^cT a, fearless; °'^c[^ adv. as if not afraid. 
 
 "^pftf^ f. assault, attack. 
 
 "^^ftf^cT a. desired, agreeable, dear. 
 
 ■^^■^ a. desirous to obtain (ace). 
 
 ^Sf^'i^ a. fearless or harmless. 
 
 'gSf^ft'^'T ^- reach, compass. 
 
 "^^^cf a. victorious; m. victory. 
 
 -^ij^-^ ra. rein; ray. 
 
 '^*ft"5 a. longed for, wished, pleasant, dear. 
 
 m. favourite, lover; n. wish. 
 "^HW ^' uneaten, not enjoyed. 
 "^Hf^^* , f- ^T "ot a slave or a servant ; 
 
 abstr. o^^ n. 
 ^^<T a. not having been; otj^ —before. 
 '^*Tr!^'^^ a. not touching the earth; abstr. 
 
 ^f^f?f f. non-existence, weakness, wretched- 
 ness, misfortune. 
 
 "^^^TTT^T f- a kind of comparison. 
 
 ^rorfrr f. not the right place or object. 
 
 -^rarf a. not hired or paid. 
 
 ^P^tT m. observer (lit. not-breaker). 
 
 ■^"i^H" a. not different, identical; ra. undivid- 
 edness, sameness, identity. 
 
^^^ 
 
 36 : 
 
 ■^%^ a. not to be divided or pierced. 
 "^^T^ m. non-enjoyment. 
 ^'i^TT^'T^ a. killing the stingy. 
 ^^T^«f a. not eating, fasting. 
 "^^|T^^««T a. not feeding. 
 ^%T^ J^ot to be eaten ; also = seq. 
 "^i^T^T^ a. whose food is not to be eaten. 
 ^^W a. smeared or anointed with (— °). 
 "^^^ m. smearing, unction, unguent. 
 
 ^^^•T n« the same; also embellishment, 
 ornament. 
 
 ^^cftrf a. passed away, dead. 
 
 ^^ftfcR a. excessive, eminent; superior to; 
 greater, stronger, more, dearer than or 
 by (abl., instr., or — «); excellent, extraor- 
 dinary, n. adv. extraordinarily, very 
 much. 
 
 ■^^g^T f-5 °«T ri- permission, leave. 
 ^'^^WTrf ft- allowed, permitted, authorized. 
 ^^g^T"^f n. inducement to approve, cor- 
 roboration. 
 
 "^^•ff^ a. interior, included by, contained 
 in (loc, gen., or — <>), inner, secret, near, 
 intimate (also ooR*); initiated in, conver- 
 sant or familiar with (loc). n. interior, 
 interval; ace. into, loc. in, within, inside 
 
 "^Wff^T'^TfT'l. ^- iwoving within (— o). 
 "^"«|irTTV ^ place between, insert; initiate 
 in (loc). 
 
 ^BP?rcSfq*s|*i^ adv. towards the sun's orb. 
 
 ^n?r^«T "• worship, reverence. 
 
 ^^T^ a. near; n. nearness (space & time). 
 
 ^^T^^ n., o^T f. request, begging. 
 
 '^«r^'^^«(^ a. receiving sacrifices. 
 
 "^^^TIT "• veneration, honour. 
 
 "^^IWt^ a- worthy of honour, venerable. 
 
 ■^BW^cRTT ™' ornameut. 
 
 "^SWf^lT^ "• throwing down or away; also 
 
 = seq. 
 "^^^^TT ^' taking food, eating or drinking. 
 "^R^^fT^ a. fit for eating or drinking; n. 
 
 food. 
 
 "^^^^^ a- envious, m. detractor. 
 ■^^^^T f- indignation, envy. 
 
 '^^Jf^ a. thrown, shot; exercised, studied, 
 
 learned ; repeated, reduplicated (g.). 
 ^^ff^"^fT^ a- containing studied virtues 
 
 or merits. 
 "^TKfTTff a. arrived; m. guest. 
 ■^^JrrTT m., oif n. approach, arrival. 
 "^WT^ff ni- assault, inroad. 
 "^^"rar a. directed towards one's self; n. 
 
 o^J^ adv. 
 ^^TVT*T n. laying on, adding. 
 ^WrfR f. getting, acquiring. 
 ^^1^*1 adv. at hand, readily. 
 ^WTT'^r n^' beginning. 
 ^^T^^ a. risen, high. 
 ^SWTTTl" ni rising, increasing. 
 "^^T^tT a. turned towards (ace), returned. 
 ^^^"^ m- obtaining; result, consequence; 
 vicinity, nearness (sp. & t.); adj. near, 
 proximate. ®^jp^ & °"3|" adv. n^ar, close 
 by (gen., abl., or — «). 
 ^^T^ «!• addition, repetition; reduplicate 
 
 (g.), study, reading, exercise, custom. 
 "^^f^frT a. elevated, high, excelling. 
 "^^3(^«T n. rising, increasing. 
 ^^f?2r?T a. risen, high, excellent in (instr.), 
 
 appearing, going to (ace), ready. 
 ^'J^^ m. rising (lit. & fig.) 5 beginning, 
 event, result, success, fortune, welfare, 
 feast, esp. a kind of Qraddha. 
 ^^e S a- having become visible (of a star); 
 
 n. as subst. 
 ^^^^Tf m. consent, agreement, promise. 
 "^^tfXjf^ f. assistance, favour ; — ^^f^ffiTTrT^ 
 
 for the sake of (gen.)*. 
 ^^MM?^ a. approached, suppliant. 
 ^^^^T«rr a. calmed, allayed. 
 "^^xrf^rla.come, approached; accompanied 
 
 or attended by (instr.). 
 ^^IIT'^ m. means, expedient. 
 "^^tJT^Tf a. returned. 
 "^I^^ff a. come to (ace), joined by (instr.), 
 
 agreed upon, promised. 
 "^^ftff a. having dwelt or passed (ace. of 
 time). 
 
 ^^1| m. reasoning 
 suspicion. 
 
 inference, conjecture, 
 
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 ^m^w 
 
 1S(^ n. (m.) rain-cloud, sky. 
 
 "^SlVf^^ a. touching (lit. licking) the clouds. 
 
 "^'^JWiZ s. a dense mass of clouds. 
 
 "^i^^Tl^ s. part (lit. piece) of a cloud.'^ 
 
 "^^friiBr f. the sprinkling of a cloud. 
 
 ■^^TTT m- approach of the clouds, rainy 
 season. 
 
 "^^T^ C^'^^) f. brotherless. 
 
 ■^^T^«in"ftl«fi & °'ftr'l a. exposing one's 
 self to the rain. 
 
 "^if?^ f. shovel, spade 
 
 "^ft^cT a. clouded. 
 
 "^f^^ or "^f^^ a. belonging to or coming 
 from a cloud; m. n. a thunder- cloud. 
 
 ^^ ("^^or m^) a. huge, enormous, dread- 
 ful; n. enormity, monster, dread, horror. 
 
 '^^., "^^f^ press on, harm (only pp. l^^i^lT. 
 harmful, pernicious). C. -^ll^jilfTf suffer, 
 
 be sick. — ■^rpT & trfi:=s. 
 
 I'^RT (pron. st.) this. 
 
 2^TT m. onset, impetuosity; fear, teiror. ^ 
 
 ^'T^^ & o^ a. inauspicious, unlucky. 
 
 ^^f^cT a. unadorned. 
 
 '^T{7\ a. unthought, unexpected, unapproved. 
 
 I'^^tf^T f. appearance, shape. 
 
 2^^ffT a. poor, f. poverty. 
 
 3^^f?I f. not-knowing; instr. unwittingly. 
 
 1^^"^ a. strong, firm. 
 
 2^"^ & ooRt n. vessel, cup; p. "^^ff^i^. 
 
 "^Tt^T ^' "^^ egoistic, unselfish, as subst. 
 unselfishness; charity. 
 
 ^^"Sy^ a. pi. having no midmost. 
 
 I'^T'f^ n- n« mind or intellect. 
 
 2'^T"'T^ a. without mind or understanding. 
 
 "^?T«^ a. unadvised, ignorant, unknowing. 
 
 '^iT'i^ a. not having or knowing mantras. 
 
 "^Tftt^^, f. ofi^cRT not having, i.e. not ac- 
 companied by mantras. 
 
 "^^•^^ & °^? ^' ^*^^ knowing mantras. 
 
 "^^•^ a. not slow or dull; abstr. ojfjf f. 
 
 ^^^^T«T a. unaware. 
 
 '^J{X, f . "^ & t^ immortal; m. a god.* 
 
 '^^'5^^X(Tf?I«l^ m. a. friend of the gods. 
 
 -^TJ-scirvr a. god-like. 
 
 "^TT^T«fi "1- the world of the immortals ; 
 abstr. o^j f. 
 
 "^^TT^^fX!!'*!;^ a. of divine colour or beauty. 
 ■^TT"^^^ n. assembly (lit. seat) of the gods. 
 ■^^■^T^fft f. N. of Indra's capital. 
 "^^r^ m. N. of a poet (also o^ & o?^^) ; 
 
 °'5JfToR n. the hundred (stanzas) of Amaru. 
 ^^^^ & ^^'^T "1- ^ord of the gods, E. of 
 
 Qiva, Visnu, or Indra. 
 ^T"?^!^^ a. god-like. 
 ^?nT'& ^<R(5j a. undying, immortal. 
 ^PR^^ff^ a. untiring (intr. & tr.). 
 ^TT? m. non-endurance, impatience, anger. 
 ^TTXpO^ a. not enduring, impatient; n. = prec. 
 "^flfTtrf & ofitq; = prec. adj. 
 '^TT^ & °f^«T a. free from dirt ; clean, pure. 
 '^'il^^'^ a of pure or noble race. 
 ^f7)^«rl a. impetuous, bold, strong; n. °^c|^ 
 
 adv. 
 "^^IfT^*^ a. not high-minded. 
 ^^^V^^^T^l a. depressed. 
 "^?rr adv. at home, home; with <Sfi appropiate 
 
 or keep by one's self. 
 "^^T^"5 f. old maid, spinster (lit. growing 
 
 old at home). 
 ^^c^ (abl. adv.) from home, from near. 
 "^"RTc^T ni. inmate, relative, householder, 
 
 councillor of a king, minister. 
 '^'?T'T''5|"«rI a. not honouring. 
 "^Trf^^ n- abstr. to seq. 
 "^^Tf'f'l^ a. not proud ; modest, humble. 
 ^^TT'T'^i f« t^ not human, un-or superhuman. 
 
 m. no human being, a beast, brute, f. '|^ 
 
 a female animal. 
 "^^IT^ a. not clever, unwise. 
 "^^"nrrf.no deceit or guile; instr. withoutguile. 
 "^ITTf^rf a. unwashed. 
 "^^T^'g m- N. of a king. 
 ^^m"€^ & °Wl f. (± TTf^) the night of 
 
 the new moon (lit. of the cohabitation or 
 
 conjunction, scil. of sun and moon). 
 ^fiTcf a. unmeasured, unlimited. 
 "^ffTcf%^^ a. of unmeasured lustre. 
 '^Tfi7c!Wf%"^T«TT a. of unmeasured intellect. 
 '^f^fI"ft«R'R^ a. of unmeasured power. 
 "^f^^TW^ a. of unmeasured strength. 
 •^f^-^ m. ("^ f.) enemy; adv. cfcl^t; abstr. 
 
 OfHt f.; den. o^^ , o^q^f. 
 
^f^f-^cR^ 
 
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 '^f^'^o|j'^T!|' a. harassing enemies. 
 ■^f'T'^^fff'l^ & °^ a. killing enemies. 
 '^fl^'^f^fif^f^i^ a. destroying enemies. 
 'WflT'^^*ff^ & o^ a. inimical. 
 
 ^f'T'rt*^ <^ °f^^ a. inimical. 
 
 "^f?llZJT adv. not falsely; ©efi make true, 
 confirm, accomplish. 
 
 ■^f^if a. impetuous, bold. 
 
 "^fTfilvrT a. not injuring; undisturbed, un- 
 failing. 
 
 '^'ft'fT^ a. not to be reasoned about, un- 
 questionable, certain. 
 
 ^if^^ n. pain, disease, distress, grief; 
 f- "^tftcJT the same, concr. tormentor, fiend. 
 
 "^jf^^^f^rf, f. '1^ dispelling, grief or disease. 
 
 lff?r pron. St. of 3^ pers. 
 
 "^T"^ a. not loosed or liberated, not given up. 
 
 "^^TW^^ a. economical (lit. not open-handed). 
 
 "^'tf!^ adv. from, there, thence, further. 
 Also = abl. of ^^^. 
 
 "^ijr^ adv. there, in the other world; here. 
 Also = loc. of '^^5[^. 
 
 "^^^T & "^^"^ adv. in that way ; w. "^^ 
 be away or gone. 
 
 "^^f^ adv. at that time, then. 
 
 "^^T^ a. not perplexed or troubled. 
 
 '^'f{\ a. infallible, sagacious. 
 
 "^"JT^ a- having no root (lit. & fig.). 
 
 ^7T^ a. priceless, inestimable. 
 
 I O n. 
 
 ^TTW a. unharmed, safe. 
 
 ^^ff m. immortal, m. a god. n. immortality 
 (also concr. = the gods); the drink of the 
 gods, i.e. nectar; anything sweet, delightful, 
 or wholesome, e.g. water, milk, medicine, 
 the remainder of sacrifice , alms unasked. 
 
 ^iTrfch^ a. nectar-like. 
 
 "^^fl^ n. immortality. 
 
 "^^fTtnf^'r. ^- sipping nectar. 
 
 "^^f^^^«T n. a flood of nectar. 
 
 -^7)71^^ f, f^ immortal; nectar-like or con- 
 sisting of nectar. 
 
 ^f^cW^ m. a cloud containing nectar. 
 
 "^^fl"^fl^?T m. the moon (lit. having nectar- 
 like rays). 
 
 "^^cT^trf f- a nectar-like unguent. 
 
 ^TrfT"! ^^' the same. j 
 
 "^T^l^^ a. nectar-born. ' 
 
 '^iT^T'Q^T a. nectar-like. > 
 
 "^iT(& m. not death ; a deathless. i 
 
 ^TC^ a. incessant, indefatigable. J 
 
 ^^^T adv. not falsely truly. \ 
 
 "^W^^m a. not enduring. \ 
 
 ^^TJSJ' a. unfit for sacrifice (act. & pass.),i 
 
 impure, n. impurity, ordure. ] 
 
 ^^^^TtSrm'ftl'l. a. feeding on ordure and- 
 
 carrion. ] 
 
 "^^^TW a. soiled by ordure. ^ 
 
 "^%«i a. having no wife. ^ 
 
 "^I^fif a. harmless. I 
 
 '^%'?T a. immeasurable, unfathomable. j 
 
 ^1^7^ a. infallible, efficacious, auspicious ;1 
 
 f. ^T N. of a spear. : 
 
 ^%T^r^^f^ a. of auspicious sight. ^ 
 
 "^Wr^"^^^ a. of unfallible speech. \ 
 
 ^*(T^T^ a. of infallible purpose. \ 
 
 ^(^T^ a. not to be loosed. j 
 
 ^B^lfW^ a. not containing pearls. ; 
 
 "^SRIll^ or ^1^^ adv. immediately, just. 
 ^^^^ n. garment, (also m.) sky; abl. ^TTB^-^ 
 ^'^T^'^ m. n. piece of cloud or cloth. j 
 '^i^T^'Cf m.n. a frying-pan ; m.a man's name.' 
 '^;i^^ m. N. of a caste, also of a people: 
 
 and its country. j 
 
 ^I^T f- niother (voc. "^^ or '^ISf, the latter; 
 
 form o. used as a simple exclamation);! 
 
 N. of a princess. 
 ^l^f^oRX f. mother, N. of a princess. ] 
 
 ^rW o»' ^'^ f- mother, good wife. 
 ^"fi^eRT f- the same; N. of a princess. ] 
 
 "^ISf n. water. 
 '^^^rfT'l. nioving in v^^ater; m. aquatic] 
 
 animal. ] 
 
 "^^of a. water-born; n. lotus. 
 
 '?ri^ m. rain-cloud (lit. giving water). : 
 
 ^^^ifTTrr f- pl- water-drops. l 
 
 _^*~~ • i 
 
 ■^^^f^ m. the ocean (lit. water-receptacle), i 
 
 "^^f^^lf m. rain-cloud (carrying water). ] 
 
 ^1^"^^ m. current of water. | 
 
 '^^T.Tftr ^' the ocean (lit. heap of water). ] 
 
 ^^^^ n. lotus (lit. grown in water). \ 
 
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 ^T^^ 
 
 \ 
 
 ^4c(oD(t ^' accompanied by water, i.e. spitting, 
 
 sputtered (sounds). 
 "^^^ n. water. 
 '^iniQ' a. dreadful; m. tub, vat. 
 "W^T'W a. containing water (cloud). 
 ^^fol n. lotus (lit. water-born). 
 
 WT^f & WT^f n. = ^^f . 
 
 ■^^ a. sour, acid; m. wood-sorrel. 
 
 '^*^ \i\ a. unfaded, unimpaired, fresh. 
 
 ^^anSf 1^- walk, course ( — o); luck, fortune; die. 
 
 "^^{fMU^ m. n. a piece of iron. 
 
 ^■^J"!^ a. not sick, healthy; n. health. 
 
 1"^^"^ m. no sacrifice. 
 
 S'^^rW a. = seq. 
 
 ■^^5?T & -^q^w^^ a. not sacrificing, impious. 
 
 "^•^jfT! m. no ascetic; N. of a man. 
 
 "^^T(^ m. no effort, no pains; <>— , "^^1%^ 
 & ®(^fl^ a*^^- without el!'ort, easily, gently. 
 
 "^^(^^«f a. easy to be got. 
 
 ■^"^J^ n. leg, foot. 
 
 "^^^Tfl^i^ adv. not as it ought to be. 
 
 ^"€1^^^?^ adv. the same. 
 
 ■^'^^T'^a. unsuitable to the matter or sense; 
 incorrect, false. 
 
 ■^"^^^c(^ adv. unjustly, erroneously. 
 
 ^^•f a. going, coming; n. motion, walk, 
 course, esp. the sun's road between the 
 solstitial points, also solstice, half-year; 
 way, manner; refuge, residence. 
 
 ■^^^&o^ii; m., o^^ n.the dark half-month. 
 
 I'^'^ITB; n- dishonour, infamy. 
 
 2"^^^^ a. inglorious. 
 
 ^^"51 WT' f* ^ disgraceful, ignominious. 
 
 ^"^^^ n. metal, iron. 
 
 ^^"^TTnT & ^'^flir m. the loadstone (lit. the 
 beloved of iron). 
 
 "^^T^t"?!, f^ made of iron. 
 
 ^^T (instr. adv.) thus, in this way. 
 
 '^^T^'fr^ a. not begging or asking. 
 
 ^^if^cf a. unasked. 
 
 '^Sf'^^ a. what or for whom it is not per- 
 mitted to sacrifice. 
 
 ^^fW^T^R & ^"m^^^TW n. sacrifice 
 for persons unworthy to offer sacrifices. 
 
 ^^TcT'^T'F a. vigorous, powerful, fresh, 
 
 strong (lit. not having gone one's way); 
 n. pi. cert, mantras of the Yajurveda. 
 
 "^qT^ a. untired, brisk, active. 
 
 "^^T"^ a. the same; m. N. of a Rishi. 
 
 ^f^ vocat. or interrog. particle. 
 
 ^^rh not yoked, not harnessed, not joined 
 unconnected, unappointed; not attentive 
 or devout, unsuitable, unfit, improper, 
 wrong; abstr. o^f n. 
 
 "^^TTT f. a girl that is the only child of her 
 mother. 
 
 ^^^, "^"5^, "^^^^, & W^^ a. not paired, 
 uneven, odd. 
 
 l^J^f! a. unrestrained. 
 
 2^^fT m. n. a myriad; adv. o'^^f. 
 
 ^f^^ a. not fought or combated, n. no fight, 
 loc. = seq. 
 
 "^^^ abs. without fighting. 
 
 "^^"^TTTf a. not fighting. 
 
 ^% a. vocat. particle. 
 
 ■^Bf^^ m. separation (lit. non-union), incon- 
 sistency, impropriety, impossibility; want 
 of devotion (abl. °ff^). 
 
 "^^T^^ m. N. of a cert, mixed caste. 
 
 "^%TT^ ni. an iron ball. 
 
 ^^T^ a. unfit, unsuitable, incapable, un- 
 qualified. Abstr. 0(cf n. 
 
 ^^^"J a. iron- toothed. 
 
 "^^T"^ a. unconquerable, invincible, f. '^T 
 N. of a town. 
 
 l"^%Tf^ f- I'^t a vulva. 
 
 2^|%rf'T a. without, or of low, origin. 
 
 ^%T^^, f. t ^^o"- 
 
 '^^T'T^ a. having an iron mouth, beak, or 
 point. 
 
 '^^TW'fT a* beaten or forged of iron. 
 
 "^"^ m. spoke of a wheele. 
 
 ^^-^i a. undyed. 
 
 "^7;^«tT a. not protecting. 
 
 "^■^^^ a. harmless, true. 
 
 "^Tf^<T !«• non-protector. 
 
 ^ I^VT^ & ooR m. a wheel for raising water 
 from a well. 
 
 "^T«Bff a. prepared, ready; abstr. "^"^fTT f- 
 
 ^"^^^a. free from dust or impurity, passion- 
 less; f. a young girl (cf. "i^ll^). 
 
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 "^TW? f- 1^ distant, strange. 
 
 "^^ftr or oxjf|> (. a. piece of wood used for 
 producing fire by attrition. 
 
 "^■^T^T n. wilderness, forest. 
 
 "^T^^f^ n. a useless complaint (lit. weep- 
 ing in a forest). 
 
 "^T^^T^ ^- residence in a forest, her- 
 mitage. 
 
 '^^^■^Tft*!^ a. dwelling in a forest ; m. deer. 
 
 ^TMTf^ or o^ f. wilderness and the deity 
 of the wilderness. 
 
 "^TWr^^ m. inhabitant of a forest, a hermit. 
 I'^Tf^f ^' assistant, minister, disposer. 
 
 S^TfrT f. discomfort, uneasiness. 
 
 ^^^(^ m. elbow, cubit; angle, corner. 
 
 "^J^ a. having no chariot. 
 
 "^X!^ ni. no charioteer. 
 
 ■^■^"Vr a. unwilling, disobedient. 
 
 ■^"^Xf & oij^ a. unhurt, safe. 
 
 "^"i^^i^ a. the same; harmless, salutary. 
 
 "^"^ adv. suitably, conveniently, sufficiently, 
 enough; o ^T^TEf according to one's 
 wish. — o^ make or get ready, serve 
 (dat.), o^ & o^ppj- be present or at hand. 
 
 "^T'T^'^c^ n. unpleasantness.* 
 
 l'^''^Trf?r f- devoted ness, also personif. 
 
 2^'^;Rf7I a. restless. 
 
 ^1[;?ZT a. unpleasant, disagreeable. 
 
 "^Tfr^^ <^ "^T"^ a- envious, unkind. 
 
 "^T"f^*^ n. day-lotus; abstr. o^ „. 
 
 '^X^ a. tasteless, insipid (subj. & obj.). 
 
 "^Xftr^ ^' leaving no taste, insensible, dull. 
 
 ■^TT"^^ ^- f^ee from Raksasas. 
 
 ■^TTT^fT^ adv. not from passion or anger. 
 
 "^TTWofi a. having no king; n. anarchy. 
 
 "^TT^T^ m. not a king. 
 
 '^TT^'^ a- without the warrior-caste. 
 
 '^■^T5r«??ir^ErnT a. not born in the warrior 
 caste (abl. **"(1^). 
 
 "^njf^'l, a. having no splendour. 
 
 "^"^T^^T^^ a. not enjoying dominion. 
 
 "^TT^ & "^^IsS^ a. long-horned. 
 
 "^■^ifH f« envy, jealousy (lit. the not giving), 
 enmity; concr. enemy, foe. 
 
 ^TTcft^O ^^^ ^® malign; a. og=seq. 
 
 "^T^lrf^^i^^ a. malign, envious. 
 
 "^T'ni^ a. unkind, stingy, selfish. 
 l^TT^ a. niggard, stingy. 
 2-^ "4^1^ m., o^ f. a kind of evil spirits. 
 "^"5^^ a. crooked, bowed, curled (hair); 
 
 m. a kind of resin. 
 "^TT^«l. ^- hostile, adverse (lit. not giving). 
 I"g5ffi|^ a. eager, devoted, faithful. 
 2"^rfT^ a. greedy (lit. not giving), impious, 
 
 envious, hostile, adverse, m. enemy. 
 ■^ff^^ a. not void or empty; — oTTTtTO' not 
 
 with empty hands.* 
 '^f^qF^'?y a. not entitled to inheritance. 
 "^f^"^ or "^f^ m. n. oar. 
 ^fr^T ^- tamer of enemies. 
 "^f^Tf a. stainless, clear, pure. 
 ^fr^ a. unharmed, safe, secure, m. N. of 
 
 a tree; n. good or bad luck. 
 "^f^"ff«R m. =prec. m.; n. the fruit of the A. 
 
 tree. 
 "^frS^TT a. whose troop is unhurt. 
 "^fr^S^Tf^T f' unharmedness ; welfare. 
 ^fX^'^T^m f« the lying-in chamber, 
 "^frf^ f- unharmedness, safety. 
 "^rfT'^f^'f ™- slayer of enemies. 
 "^fr^f^T. ^- partisan of a foe. 
 "^f^^i^ a. slaying enemies. 
 ■^T^¥ or ^<^1od^ a. unlicked. 
 
 "^"^IJf a. unbroken. 
 
 ■^"^^ a. lightless. 
 
 "^"^^ a. free from disease, sound, healthy, 
 well. 
 
 ^^^ a. the same; m. N. of a demon. 
 
 "^"^XJf, f. "^T (ved. also ^) ruddy, light-brown, 
 yellowish, m. redness, pers. as Aruna, 
 the Dawn, conceived as the charioteer of 
 the Sun; the Sun itself; N. of an old 
 teacher etc. f . %[ a red cow; the dawn. n. 
 redness, gold, ruby. 
 
 "^^W^ a. of ruddy appearance. 
 
 "^''^WT^ ^' having ruddy horses. 
 
 '^'^fWT'l^ m- redness. 
 
 "^^^T^^ ™- sunrise. 
 
 ^^g^ a. cutting to the quick (lit. striking 
 a wound.) 
 
 '^''1'^^ f' cert, plant; N. of the wife of 
 
^inJ^i^r 
 
 Vasistha, conceived as a star in the Great 
 
 Bear. 
 ^"^xf, f. "^^"^ red, fire- coloured, ra. the Sun, 
 
 day. f. the Dawn ; a red mare, pi. flames, 
 
 conceived as the team of Agni. 
 ui^^ a. sore, n. wound ; ^^"B^cT wounded. 
 ^"^(oT^W n. the not having firm (lit. grown) 
 
 roots. 
 "^^Xf a. shapeless, ill formed, ugly. 
 "^^^TIT "• ^^ metaphorical expression. 
 ^■^ a vocat. particle. 
 "^'^[^Trt a. not dusty, not earthly, i.e. heavenly. 
 
 m. pi. the gods. 
 "^"^l}^ a. stainless, pure, bright. 
 "^"^TT iJ- fi'^e from disease, healthy (also 
 
 of^«l^); m. health. 
 ^T"n^Tf-,°1f^n., of^rlT&'>^f!Tf.=prec. m. 
 "^T^T^f^^ll ^' having no appetite; critical, 
 
 dainty. 
 '^TI^'IT'T a- "Ot shining, not pleasing. 
 '^TT'^RT »• "^ot angry; meek, tender.* 
 ■^cfim. beam, ray; the sun, fire; praise, song, 
 
 sound, roar; singer; N. of a plant. 
 ■^f^fii^ a. rich in beams or songs. 
 ■^^T^ m. n., "^T f- holt, bar, obstacle. 
 ^^ , "^^f?T to be worth, cost. 
 "^^ m. worth, price; gift of honour. 
 ■^Wt^cR or "^^T^^ n. water of honour* 
 
 (v. seq.). 
 ■^^ n. worth or fit for an honourable re- 
 ception, n. a reverential offering to gods 
 
 or venerable men. 
 '^^i|) a. honouring ( — o). 
 "^[^f^ a. singing, thundering. 
 "^^•f n., "^^iTT & "^^T f- praise, worship. 
 "^^•ft^ a. to be honoured. 
 "^^T^ a. worthy of honour or praise. 
 "^f^ m. beam, flame; p. '^'pl^ifr^ & <>'^nT^. 
 '^f^'^ a. honoured, adorned. 
 "^fTjtu^d a. flaming, brilliant, resplendent; 
 
 m. fire. 
 
 "^f^^ n. (later also f.) beam, flame. 
 
 "^^ a. to be honoured. 
 ^ . . . . 
 
 "^^^ a. gaming, acqumng. 
 
 c . ... 
 
 ■'^fal'iiT n. gain, acquisition. 
 
 ^^[^•T, f. %| silver-white, m. Arjuna, one of 
 
 the Pandavas, N. of a tree; f. du. & pi. 
 name of a lunar mansion. 
 
 "^nl m. n. wave, flood, stream; m. letter, 
 syllable. 
 
 ^ijqf a. waving, undulating, rising, m. (n.) 
 = seq. 
 
 ^Tjp^ n. wave, flood, sea, ocean; sky. 
 
 ^W^lf^ f- winning of the streams; bustle 
 of the fight, broil. 
 
 ^■^ n.m.aim,purpose, meaning, sense, object, 
 profit, advantage of (instr.), wealth, prop- 
 erty, money, thing, matter, business, cause, 
 suit, action; o. — o adj. having a thing 
 for object, for the sake of, on account of, 
 for; ace, instr., dat. & loc. the same adv. 
 
 '^^afi^cl'^ n. money, (this) paltry thing.* 
 
 I'^^cfiTT (n.sgl., rn.du.) wealth and pleasure. 
 
 S'^^cffflT a- desirous of wealth. 
 
 ■^^if^f^^ft*^ m. a sinner for gain. 
 
 ■^^cR"^ n. difficulty (of a matter). 
 
 "^^^, f. t;^ wasteful, extravagant. 
 
 "^^ofTfT ("• sgJ- & pl-) the whole of or what- 
 ever (v. SfTfT) money, things, matter, bu- 
 siness etc. 
 
 "^^TT^ adv. for a purpose, for profit; on 
 account of (—<>); indeed, intruth; according 
 to the sense. 
 
 "^^cTWr f- desirjB (lit. thirst) of money. 
 I "^^^ a. useful or munificent. 
 I "^^^t! ni. a man's name. 
 
 ^^^T«T "• gift of money, gratuity. 
 
 ^^T'BfTfJ' n. spoiling or seizure of (another's) 
 property. 
 
 ^?f^«T7 f. begging, request. 
 
 "^^^t^ m. text, verse (lit. context of the 
 sense or matter). 
 
 ^^r^^, ^if^ (^^fir, ^^) aim at, strive 
 after, beg or wish for (ace); ask or en- 
 treat (2 ace). — "^fiT beg a person (ace.) 
 for (ace, dat., loe, or ^^TO. TT entreat, 
 desire, sue for (ace), beg of (abl.). ^^ 
 prepare, conclude, reflect, judge, think, 
 consider as (2 ace), approve, determine. 
 
 ■^^"^t^ a. avaricious, eager for money. 
 
 "^^^t!T f-j °TSr n. significancy, importance, 
 consequence. 
 
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 "^^^•rf a. having sense or meaning, signif- 
 icant; suitable, apt, wealthy, rich. n. 
 o^f(^ according to the purpose. 
 
 "^^^T^ iW' declaration of purpose or object. 
 
 "^^rf^^ ^' knowing the signification (of 
 words). 
 
 "^'q^^'^ n. deficiency of a transaction. 
 
 "^^"^TT^ n. manual of practical life. 
 
 "^^^T^ n. honesty in money-matters. 
 
 "^^^WT^tf m- collector of money. 
 
 "^^"Fr^T^*! n. attaining of advantage or ar- 
 ranging of a matter. 
 
 ■^^^^fi^i^ a. connected with or interested 
 in a cause. 
 
 "^'2Tf%'W a. self-evident, perfectly clear. 
 
 '^^5rf%f% f. recovering of money ; attaining 
 of a purpose, success; evidence (v. prec). 
 
 "^^T*!^ (m. du.) what is expedient or in- 
 expedient. 
 
 '^^T'rfT^ n. another thing or meaning. 
 
 "^^T^if n. acquisition of an object. 
 
 "^^Tf^*!^ a. wanting money, covetous. 
 
 "^f^rT^ a. desirable. 
 
 ^f^rlT f-j °^ n. abstr. to seq. 
 
 ^f^*^;^ a. having an object, industrious, eager; 
 wanting, poor, desirous of (instr. or — o), 
 begging, a beggar or petitioner, amorous, 
 wooing, a wooer, suitor, plaintiff. 
 
 ^f^"HTcr m. condition of a petitioner. 
 
 "^^ a. suitable, apt, fit; wealthy. 
 
 ■^^"^ a. called by the suitor (j.). 
 
 "^^•T ( — o) vexing, tormenting. 
 
 I'^Xf a. half, halved, m. n. half, middle; 
 party. 
 
 2^\| m. side, part, place. 
 
 ^V«lf5 a. half-drawn. 
 
 "^^^TTt f- half a koti, i.e. five millions. 
 
 "^V^^ m. half-moon, crescent. 
 
 "^V^"^ ^ half the fine. 
 
 "^^Solf m. demi-god. 
 
 ^\}t:I^«^ & otr^^ (pi.) four and a half. 
 
 "^'^^WnPffl^ f- twenty-five (lit. half of fifty). 
 
 ^"VCniJ m. half a pana. 
 
 "^"vitffTIff a. half decayed.* 
 
 "^^^^ ni. half the way, midway. 
 
 ^^mf^cfi a. half- footed (having the half of 
 
 one's feet cut off.). 
 ^TV^^rT a. half-drunk or sucked. 
 "^^^TT^ n. semi-morsel, fragment. 
 "^^*?f^fT a. half eaten. 
 ^n}in^ a. obtaining a half; m. partner, 
 
 fellow. 
 "^TV^T^'^ f. half-Magadhi (a dialect). 
 ^\J?TT^ m.=^tliZT. 
 "^^TT^ ^' half a month, a fortnight. 
 (^^T^T^ f-* &) ^^TT^ m- midnight. 
 ^^J^'^ m. half-stanza. 
 "^"^^^^ adv. by half- verses. 
 ■^'^f^f^fT a. half-painted. 
 ^^^Tf^rT a. half read.* 
 "^nl^fT n. a hundred and a half, i.e. a hundred 
 
 and fifty. 
 ^^^^^tT n. a half-equal metre, i.e. a metre 
 
 the halves of which are equal (pada 1 = 3, 
 
 2 = 4). 
 
 "^'^ITT m. a necklace of 64 strings. 
 
 ^>}'ff^ n- side glance. 
 
 ^\JTc|^"5 a. half-licked or chewed. 
 
 ^fV^^ a.- getting one half. 
 
 ^^r^ m. = ^^^; o^f^ m. E. of Qiva 
 (having the crescent as diadem). 
 
 ^^TW a. half spoken. 
 
 "^^if^cf a. half risen. 
 
 "^"^T^oR n. a short petticoat, 
 
 "^pSWi f. '1^ procuring, getting, conferring; n. 
 "^^Tlf throwing, sending, putting in or on, 
 delivering, entrusting, offering, sacrifice; 
 transmission, restitution. 
 
 "^cj^ m. a snake, a serpent- demon (^|f^^); 
 N. ot a mountain, pi. of a people; n. a 
 hundred millions, cartilage of the ribs. 
 { ^^<»ftT^T m. N. of a mountain. 
 
 '^g^T<^T''5fMW^ f. the creeping near of Ar- 
 buda (v. "^W'^)> N. of a path of the sac- 
 rifice. ' 
 
 ^^&^^|ci[|a. small, weak, young; m. a child. 
 
 ^^ m. pi. rubbish, remnants, ruins. 
 
 1^^(^^) a. faithful, devoted, pious, attached, 
 kind. 
 
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 ^^irwR 
 
 2"^^, f. "^ a man or woman of one of the I "^f^il^ m. a kind of snake, f. "^ a large 
 
 first three castes, esp. a Vai9ya. 
 ■^'^it'C ™- intimate, friend, esp. a bride- 
 groom's friend ; N. of a god. 
 "^f^??! a. intimate. 
 "^^•l^ & nsi4«r!^ running, quick, m. a courser, 
 
 horse, charioteer. 
 45i%"g| or -^^Tqp— prec. a. 
 "^^^ (loc. adv.) near. 
 ^^T^lt^^ffT f. posteriority (of time). 
 •^^T^iT or o^«T turned towards, being on 
 this side or below , nearer (time), n. as 
 prep, on this side, from, since, less than 
 (abl.). 
 "^"4^1^ 1 f- "^^T^ turned towards or down- 
 wards , coming near; ace. with cfi bring 
 hither, n. '^q(ch as adv. and prep, hither- 
 wards, down, near (loc); from, since, 
 before, after (abl. or instr.). 
 "^^^ n. haemorrhoids. 
 ^"jI^ a. suffering from haemorrhoids, 
 ^f, '^ff7f('5Sr|^) deserve, merit, have a right 
 or be worthy to (ace. or inf.), be liable 
 to, capable of (ace); dare, be obliged 
 or able to (inf.). C. "^^^rfTf honour or 
 present with (instr.). 
 ■^^ a. deserving, worthy, entitled to (ace. or 
 
 inf.); fit or apt for (gen. or — «>). 
 ■^^IJI' a. deserving ( — ©) ; f. "^f veneration, 
 worship, instr. "^^TJTT according to merit, 
 n. merit, worth, also=f. 
 ^^^^V^ a. venerable. 
 
 ■^^nT a. deserving, entitled to (ace.) ; worthy, 
 venerable, superl. "^^TfTT m. an Arhant, 
 i.e. a Jaina saint. 
 '^^% (dat, inf.) to be worthy of (ace). 
 '^^^ m. n. curl. f. "^ Kubera's residence. 
 ^^cf)7^ adv. in vain, for nothing. 
 -^f^^ m., "^gf^oR m. n. red lac. 
 ■^^^oRT^ a. marked by a red colour (lit. 
 
 lac). 
 l"^^rW^ n. inauspicious mark. 
 2^«!l'^"'!r a. unmarked, inauspicious. 
 "^^f^fT a. unmarked, unnoticed. 
 "^^fW a. invisible, not to be observed, not 
 appearing (thus), insignificant. 
 
 black leech. 
 ^<5J^ a. not light; heavy, slow. . 
 ^^ofiT^ "• adorning, dressing; ornament. 
 ^r^^TWT<^ n. jewel for ornament. 
 "^^fcfifT"^ a. fond of ornament; ^adorning 
 
 (ace). 
 *"^r^icRH m- ornamenting. 
 ^^toRTT ^ **^t "1- ornamenting or ornament 
 
 (lit. & fig.). 
 "^^cfiT^cRTf?;*^; a. forming the ornament 
 
 of (-0).* 
 
 W^TT^TT!^ n- jewel-box. 
 ^^^tTTtI. ^- adorning. 
 
 ^^f?r & of^R^ f. =^^^Tt- 
 
 "^^W'ft^ a. not to be overtaken; not to be 
 
 left unnoticed or neglected.* 
 "^^tWcT a. not reached, untouched, 
 ^;5ff^rflT^ a. not before violated.* 
 ^^f^ a. impassable; not to be touched or 
 
 violated. 
 ^^^^ m. a kind of bird. 
 "^^ftl (°^t) f. a cert, disease of the eye. 
 •^^^ a. shameless; f. "^T shamelessness. 
 ^^^fV^f a. having sufficient money. 
 -^^^^ a. not obtained or gained. o^itT^ not 
 
 having obtained. 
 ^^*r^T^ a. not getting. 
 ^'^T^ a. not to be obtained. 
 "^^1^ (indecl.) enough, one's fill ; sufficient, a 
 match for (dat.); capable of, able to (inf. or 
 loc). With instr. or absol. enough with, 
 have done with! — ©cfi make ready, pre- 
 pare, adorn (M. also refl.), with gen. 
 violate (M.); o*T suffice. 
 ^^|o$ m. a mad dog; a fabulous animal; a 
 
 plant. 
 "^^Wr*i^«fT^ a. dabbling, splashing (water). 
 "^^^ a. luzy, indolent, dull, weary. 
 "^"^IT^^ n. not-lightness, heaviness (fig.)- 
 "^^tUvj^ m. a kind of vermin. 
 ^^X?T n. a fire-brand. 
 ^^T^Ur a. stingy, greedy. 
 "^^T^ (o^) f. the bottle gourd; m. n. a 
 
 vessel made of the b. g. 
 "^g^^ m. non-acquirement, not getting, loss. 
 
^'srwi^v 
 
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 '^^T'^IV m. N. of a Raksasa. 
 
 ■^^T'S[ m. E. of Indra. 
 
 ^f% m. bee; o^^ n. a flight of bees. 
 
 ^f^W ^' '^^'^^"g "^ marlv or sign, having 
 
 no gender (g.). 
 ^t%f^1. ra. not a student, an impostor. 
 ■^f^^T ™- ^ large water-jar. 
 ^f^«^ m., o«i^ f. male and female bee. 
 "n5ff%«^ (& oeR*) ra. terrace before a house. 
 "^f^^T'^fT f' a flight of bees. 
 n5f^ofi a. unpleasing, contrary, false, untrue; 
 
 n. adversity, falsehood, untruth. 
 "^^^tcfi^rf^^ a. of a feigned courtesy.* 
 "^^^'pT'^'^ m. accusing of falsehood. 
 njf^cRXlfTS^cf a. unpleasantly or falsely wise, 
 
 pedantic. 
 '^^oR^'g n. feigned sleep. 
 "^^BfJ a. not avaricious or covetous. 
 "^^•T a. uncut, unplucked, unhurt. 
 "^%tjiR a. stainless, pure. 
 l"^%TcRm. not the world, the endof the world. 
 2'^%T«fe a. finding no place. 
 "^%T^^i^'n"^ a. not common in the world. 
 ■^%T^ a. unusual (lit. unwordly), unallowed; 
 
 making unfit for the (other) world. 
 ^%T"*T a. not greedy; m. absence of greed 
 
 or cupidity, moderation, content. 
 
 "^%T<R*t. a. not covered with hair. 
 ^%r^^ n. steadiness, constancy. 
 ^§Tpfi^, f- "1^ not common in the world, 
 
 extraordinary, strange, rare. 
 nSfi^Tq" m. du. the loins, flanks. 
 '^^ a. small, minute, little, n. little, a trifle. 
 
 "^^if and *^<!Mlct^adv. for a little, easily, 
 
 without pain. Comp. "^^f^^^^ less, little; 
 
 n. a little bit. 
 •^f^cfi (f. isrf^cfiT) = prec. ; n. little, o^y^- 
 
 adv. a little, OoRTc^^ soon after. 
 "^^cRT^^ n. shortness of time. 
 ■^^W^ a. causing little pain. 
 ^^%f^^ a. weak-minded, stupid. 
 ^^■^^ a. scantily clad. 
 "^^^ a. knowing little, ignorant; abstr. 
 
 o^ n. 
 Tjf^rlT f-, ®«^ "• smallness^ minuteness. 
 
 "^^cTW^ a. of little fire or energy; dull, 
 
 weak. 
 "^^2'f^W ^* deficient in fees (sacrifice). 
 "^^^f m- little injury. 
 "^^^•T a. having little wealth. 
 "^^scnft a. of small understanding, ignorant. 
 ^«^mf^«^^ a. little or ill sucking (leech). 
 "^^XR^ a. of small religious merit or virtue, 
 
 wicked, miserable. 
 "^^^^ a. little or sarcely awakened.* 
 n5ftti|"df% a. weak-minded, ignorant. 
 "^^HT^ a. of small fortune; unhappy, mis- 
 erable; abstr. o^ n. 
 "^^M^T^rfT ^- narrow-breasted. 
 "^^^^ a. of small value.* 
 ^^iTV^ a. of little sense. 
 "^^f^^ a. of small learning. 
 "^^^■^ adv. to a small degree, little, rarely. 
 ^^^M a. of which little is left; almost 
 
 finished or gone. 
 ^^^TT ^- having little strength or value; 
 
 worthless, insignificant. 
 "^^TT^ a. of small body ; abstr. ©^ n. 
 ^^ I ^T^ m. little pains;* instr. easily. 
 '^^cn'^^ a. short-lived. 
 ^^1^ a. very little. 
 'Sr^T^*!!^ a. of very little splendour. 
 ^^T^ftr^ a.^-gR^^; abstr. o^ n. 
 1"^^^, ^^fTT, pp. ^rT favour, like, delight 
 
 in (ace), accept; further, protect, aid, 
 
 comfort, satiate. C. "^T^^f?! enjoy, eat, 
 
 devour. — '^Tf caress, encourage, join (ace. 
 
 or dat.). JH = S. — Cf. ^^n!^. 
 I'^i^ adv. down, ofl"; mostly as pref. in nouns 
 
 and verbs, rarely as prep. w. abl. 
 2"^of m. favour, protection. 
 I'^R'SI !«• low (lit. no) family. 
 2'^'^lit "• tbe sky (lit. what has no beams 
 
 or support). 
 Ur^cR"^ m. dust, sweepings, rubbish. 
 "^^cR^ m. piece cut ofl*. 
 ^^cRcfif n. cutting off. 
 ^r^«RT^ m- open place, space, room, free 
 
 course or scope, interval, while, time, 
 
 opportunity of (gen.). 
 ^^«RTir<^ a. giving room or shelter. 
 
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 ^5R^^R 
 
 ■^■^cfi^T^ a. who has shed (csp. his sperm) : 
 scattered, spread; bestrewn, filled with, 
 seized by ( — <>). 
 
 "^^«Stftr'l> a. = prec. act.; unchaste, incon- 
 tinent. 
 
 "^■^ofit'ftr^rT "• penance for incontinency. 
 
 ■=^^cR'g^ a. drawn down , being below or 
 under ( — <>); remote, inferior, low. 
 
 "^^chSi^lfff a. of a low(er) caste. 
 
 ^"^sh^d^ a. of upright mind. 
 
 ^^5fr^ m. letting or hiring out; rent, price. 
 
 ^^^TTlf a. burnt down. 
 
 "^^"^cT a. sneezed upon, 
 
 '^"q'^lj m. derision, scoff, sarcasm. 
 
 '^^r%"qiH' n. throwing down, also = the prec. 
 
 "^cfT^T^ m. devouring, wasting, destruction. 
 
 ■^^^Tf m., oif n. understanding, knowledge. 
 
 "^^1T?f a. entered (act. & pass.), immersed 
 (1. & f.), depressed, deep. 
 
 "^^TT^ m., o«T n. submersion, bathing. 
 
 "^^^pS^if n. veiling, a veil. o^«rT^ veiled. 
 
 "^^^^ m. hindrance, impediment; separation 
 of padas and the pause between them (g.). 
 
 f^^'q" a. lower (only in ^3^^t^ <1'V.)- 
 
 ■^^^if a. speechless, silent. 
 
 "^^^<St^ a. not to be spoken, (blameless.*). 
 
 "^^^^ & o^T^ m. gathering, plucking. 
 
 "^^^T"^"'ir "• application (medic); *>T!f\^ re- 
 lating to the application of ( — o). 
 
 "^^■^^ a. covered over, overspread, filled. 
 
 ■^^■^TrT a. emaciated, thin. 
 
 "^qf^5( a. interrupted, bordered or included 
 by ( — o); defined. 
 
 ^■^^^ m. cutting off, part cut off, piece; 
 separation, distinction. 
 
 ^^■^T f-, ""T n. contempt. 
 
 ^^^cR a. not a deceiver.* 
 
 ■^^^ m. hole, pit; a. ©^ being in a pit. 
 
 ^^^ m. or f. neck. 
 
 ^^ff m. well, cistern. 
 
 ^^ri^ m. garland or ear-ring. 
 
 "^^cT^rai m. the same, as adj. (f. of^^) 
 crowned with ( — o). 
 
 ^^r!^«i^ a. to be made into a garland.* 
 
 ^Sf^ft^^^, ^'^ETRT make into a garland.* 
 
 ^^ftftl'R' f* wearing a garland of flowers.* 
 
 "^^f!TW "• descending, alighting. 
 
 '^«ffl<'^ adv. further away. 
 
 '^^cTTlf'T n. pounding, crushing. 
 
 ^^rn«tT a. faint, feeble. 
 
 "^^rrnC ra- descent, esp. of a deity from 
 heaven, incarnation, appearance; a. »"n(;«(^. 
 
 "^^fftW a. come down, descended (cf. prec.) 
 from (abl. or — o), in consequence of or 
 in the shape of ( — o)^ fallen or got into 
 (ace). 
 
 nS^^Tf a. cut off, divided. 
 
 "^^(^^ a. not tender, cruel to (loc). 
 
 ^^^<T a. clean, pure, white, clear. 
 
 I'^'^^Tf n- cutting off or a part cut off. 
 
 2^cr^T^ n- heroic deed, exploit. 
 
 ■^^^TT "1- breaking, rupture, oijf a. breaking 
 through, tearing; n. as subst. 
 
 "^^^T^^ a. undisputed, indisputable. 
 
 "^^^tJ a. perplexed, bewildered. 
 
 ^^^ a. blamable, bad. n. imperfection, want, 
 fault; blame, censure, blemish, disgrace. 
 
 l"^r^^ m. no murder. 
 
 2^^^ a. inviolable. 
 
 ^"^VTf '^' attention, devotion. 
 
 "^JT^^TTW n. ascertainment, strict determin- 
 ation, restriction. 
 
 ^^ty m. limit, term, period. "^T^f^ir ( — <>) & 
 o^^ (gen. or — <>) till, as far as. 
 
 ^^^TW "•? °WT f* disregard, contempt. 
 
 ^^^T^^? °^ffT despise, reject. 
 
 "^^VcT a. shaken off, removed, rejected, 
 spurned, tossed, trodden upon, unclean. 
 
 ^^^•T»T n. shaking. 
 
 "^J^"^ a. not to be killed, inviolable. 
 
 ^^l^tffT f-j °^t n. inviolability. 
 
 "^^■^^T^ m. the same. 
 
 "^^^ a. indelible. 
 
 "^^•T n. favour, grace, protection. 
 
 "^^^Trf a- bent down, deepened, not projecting. 
 
 •^^iff^ f. stooping, setting; humiliation. 
 
 ^cf f iT f. bed or course of a river; river, 
 stream ; earth, ground, place (also oifti" f.). 
 
 "^ST^fifXJ, oT^f^f, & oxjj^ m. king. 
 
 ^^"^7^ a. fit for washing. 
 
 "^^"ifSfiT, f. ^ the same ; n. washing, wash- 
 water. 
 
^^nT 
 
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 ^^«fr a. favourable, kind; N. of a man. 
 
 "^•^f^ m. pi. N. of a people. 
 
 "^^•rft f' N. of the capital of the Avanti. 
 
 ^P^*^ a. not fruitless or vain; successful, 
 happy. °xrrff unerring (of an arrow , lit. 
 whose flight is not vain). 
 
 •^^"qf?IfT & oxf^ a. on what something (— °) 
 has fallen. 
 
 ■^^■qTrf m. downfall, descent; a pit for 
 catching game in. 
 
 "^^"mcfT n. felling, throwing down. 
 
 ■^^xjfT^f n. drinking or giving to drink. 
 
 "^^^^ a. tied on, fettered; fixed by, sticking 
 in ( — o); hanging on, concerned about 
 ^ (loc). 
 
 "^^cfX^ a. uncovered. 
 
 ^^%J\^ m. waking; perception, understand- 
 ing, knowledge. 
 
 ■^1^^^ m., ®^^«T n. breaking, splitting. 
 
 ^^*fT^ i^« splendour, light, manifestation, 
 appearance; oefi a. illumining, manifesting; 
 abstr. o^ n. 
 
 "^Sr^*IT^«T n- manifestation, appearance; en- 
 lightening, illumination. 
 
 ^^HTf%*l^ a. shining, bright; enlightening, 
 manifesting. 
 
 ^qfH"^ or o*!^ m. bathing after a sacrifice; 
 conclusion, end. 
 
 '^^;f^' a. lowest, vilest; nearest, next; latest, 
 last. 
 
 ^^7r«rf m. despiser (w. ace). 
 
 "^^^T^'ETcfi ( — °) a. despising, rejecting. 
 
 ■^^^if ni- contact, touch ; reflection, consid- 
 eration. 
 
 -^^^T^m, oT^T'T^n-, °^T^^T f- disrespect, 
 contempt. 
 
 "^"^'^TOT'I, a. despising, contemning. 
 
 "^J^"^^ m. limb, member; p. ^f^*!^. 
 
 "^"g'?J^\^^ m. the figure of pars pro toto. 
 
 -^^il^^qoR & ^^^^f^^XI^ n. two kinds 
 of comparison. 
 
 "^r^^Tr(^35^ a. whose wrath is appeased. 
 
 '^'^X lower, inferior; posterior, following, 
 later, younger; nearer; preceding (w. abl.); 
 western; vile, base, mean; 
 
 "^^"^ a. low-born, born after (another). 
 
 m. a Qudra or a younger brother; f. ^ 
 
 a younger sister. 
 ■^^■^^xf m. a low caste; o'Sf m. a Qtidra 
 
 (cf. prec). 
 ^^^5 a. descended; put down or taken 
 
 off (load). 
 "^TW (instr. as prep.) under (ace). 
 "^^^j\:fm. hindrance, oppression, investment, 
 
 siege, imprisonment, confinement; harem, 
 
 pi. the females of the h, 
 ■^^TTV^ "• the same; interior, sanctuary. 
 ■^^TT^ m. descent (fig.)- 
 "^■^^X^TTf, f. '1^ descending; n. descent (1. &f.). 
 "^^TTff'l^ a. descending (lit. & fig.). 
 ''^R'Tl^T'T a. not taking place, not present. 
 ^?ip^flj f. want, need (lit. going down). 
 '^gm'^ a. unchecked. 
 ^^■^ & oX!J n. want of rain, drought. 
 "^^^^ a. hanging down, hanging on (—<»). 
 ^?r^^n^ a. hanging down; m. =seq. n. 
 ^^^^•T, f. "I; hanging down; hanging, 
 
 leaning, depending on; n. the same as 
 
 n. in adv. 
 
 subst. hold, support. 
 ^^^fi^fT & ^^^i5rfi^ = prec. adj. 
 ^^f^'g a. haughty; abstr. o^fj f.^ o^ „. 
 "^^%XJ m., o«T n.=prec. abstr. + ointment. 
 ^^%T^ m., oiT n. sight, seeing. 
 "^cj^joRf^lrl m. looker on, spectator, 
 "^'^[%Tf^RfTT f- a woman's name. 
 "^^Wlf^ a. seeing, looking at (—<>). 
 ■^"^■^j" a. independent, uncontrolled, free; 
 
 unwilling, reluctant. 
 ^^r^Tq-oR, f. of^cirr the same.* 
 ^^"5^1 a. not subject or submissive to (gen.). 
 ^R'lXT'rf a. extinct. 
 
 '^^'fil'l^ a. having no (own) will, dependent. 
 ^^R'fSI'S a. left, remaining from (gen. or — »), 
 
 having only (instr. or — o) left. 
 
 "^"^'^^ a. decayed, shattered. 
 
 "^Sf^^Xf m. rest, remainder; abstr. o'rf^J f. 
 
 a. not yielding to another's will; « — 
 & ^^"35r'^ adv. necessarily, by all means, 
 o at least ^^^cRcfJ f., "^^^^JT^ m. necessity, 
 f- "^^TT after-birth. I "^^^HTf^'l, a. what must be. 
 
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 "^f%cR^ 
 
 ^T^T^ m. frost, rime. 
 
 '^^"g^tT a. standing firm, reclining, leaned 
 
 upon (act. & pass.), seized, taken, held. 
 "^^"S^ ni. leaning or depending on; confi- 
 dence, courage, 
 '^^'5'^T^ a. confident, bold (arrow). 
 1"^"^^ n. favour, aid, assistance, recreation, 
 
 relief, comfort, joy, inclination, desire. 
 2"^^^ adv. down ; as prep, down from (abl. 
 
 or instr.), under (instr.). 
 ■^pgr^ n. refreshment, food. 
 ■^^^f^^snfiT f- a kind of wrapper; Oojn' cR tie 
 
 a cloth round one's legs or knees. 
 ^^^3 a. sunk down, impressed, deep; 
 
 brought down, exhausted, afflicted. 
 "=?|^;^'^m. opportunity, occasion, right moment 
 
 to (gen. or — »). 
 ■^^*R^W n- descent. 
 ■^^^X f. rest, liberation. 
 ^"^^Trf m. deliverer. 
 
 "^^^T^ni. sinking, decline, weakness, defeat. 
 ^"^^TT n. resting-place, rest, end, death. 
 '^^T'^T'^ ™' stopping, settling down; a.of%j«^. 
 "^"^"ftfcTa. (act.) having stopped, having ceased 
 
 or desisted from (abl. or — «); (pass.) 
 
 finished, settled, determined. 
 '^^'ftlrfcfiT^ a. satisfied (lit. who has done 
 
 his duty).* 
 "^^ftrrT'T"'3^T i^- entirely dressed (lit. whose 
 
 toilet is completed).* 
 ■^f^^^ a. asleep. 
 ■^f^%oR m. sprinkling, bleeding. 
 ■^r^%T^"5f n. the same; wash-water (cf. tfT^T- 
 
 ^%^'5T). 
 ^^4^«rf m. assault, attack. 
 "^^^Trl^adv. underneath; on this side, before; 
 
 prep, under, west of (gen ). 
 ^^^ n. a slight or bad thing; nonentity, 
 
 unreality. Abstr. ©^^ n. 
 "^"^^ a. unclothed ; abstr. OfTJ f. 
 "^"^7^ m. membrum virile, f. "^J (often adj. 
 
 — o) state, condition, situation, circum- 
 stance, appearance in court; vulva. 
 ^^|^|«1 n. treading upon; staying, abiding; 
 
 position, situation. 
 ^cf*^T«?fT "• altered condition, alteration.* 
 
 ^cjf^ff or ^f^fT a. standing, posted; 
 
 j contained or remaining in , intent upon 
 
 I (loc. or — o), keeping on, continuing (instr. 
 
 of an abstr. or nom. of a pp.), ready to 
 
 (dat.J; fixed, settled, firm, steady, true; 
 
 (thus) situated or circumstanced. 
 
 ^-^f^fTT f. abode, stay. 
 
 f^^"35Trr m. deliverer. 
 
 TSr^^«ff & °^ a. seeking favour or help. 
 
 ^"^^cT a. flowed down. 
 
 "^^^•tT^ a. striving, eager. 
 I "^^^wTif n. trashing, husking. 
 ' ■^'^^T''^' a. to be restored; to be made to 
 restore or to pay (ace). 
 
 -^^fT^ m. jest, joke; o^T^f^ for jest. 
 
 ■^"^f^ff a. put down, fallen into (esp. the 
 water); absorbed, attentive. 
 
 ^T^T^IFT^ a. having the branches down- 
 wards. 
 
 "^^Tf^lFT^ a. having the head downwards, 
 headlong. 
 
 '^p^i;r[TI'iT^nT a. moving downwards. 
 
 ^ c| I ^ •RRIT^T^ a. not within the reach of 
 language or intellect. 
 
 ■^f^J13Tc|, f. "1^ looking or turned (lit. having 
 
 the face t.) downwards. 
 "^cfT^^^ a. directed downwards, lying under 
 
 (abl.). 
 ■^f^"^ a. unspeakable, not to be spoken to. 
 ^^T^^T^ m. a forbidden word. 
 ^;^X€ , f. ^TT^ directed downwards, lower. 
 
 n. "^^TcR downwards, headlong. 
 I'^^TfT a. unconquered, secure. 
 2'^R'Trt a. not windy, n. calm. 
 '^B^T'ffT a. included, intermediate (°"tTl. adv. 
 
 between); always another, different. 
 '^5RT«rTT;%lfn^- intermediate region (cf.f^'ST^). 
 "^f^j^ a. (having) reached or obtained. 
 "^f^lf^" f. acquirement, getting. 
 "^^TTSI a. to be obtained; due to (— ®). 
 "^^TTWt^ a. not to be stopped. 
 ^f% a. favourable, kind. m. sheep, f. ewe. 
 "^f^cjn^wf a. not boastful. 
 ■g;jf^^^ a. unshaken. 
 ■^f^eR^ a. not incomplete, full. 
 
^^rf^^T 
 
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 "^irf^ofn"^ a. not changing; m. no change. 
 
 '^f^oRTfT'l. ^' "^^ liable to change (sides), 
 loyal. 
 
 '^fcjcfif'^ a. immutable. 
 
 "^f^cficT a. unaltered, unprepared, undevel- 
 oped. 
 
 "^f^5^ ger. without detailing. 
 
 ^?rf%f^^ a. unchanging; f. ^ no change, 
 ®^T^«R a. not subject to change. 
 
 '^t^'^cT a. who has not sold. 
 
 "^f¥%^ »• unsalable. 
 
 ■^tf^^rf a. unhurt. 
 
 "^f^^Sfcif a. undisturbed. 
 
 "^^rf^TW^ gt'r. without reckoning or heeding. 
 
 ^f^^ a. unhindered (also °f^fT); n. undis- 
 turbedness, quiet. 
 
 "^f^^T^p^ n- prayer for undisturbedness 
 or quiet. 
 
 ^f^^^TU" a. not sagacious ; stupid, ignorant. 
 
 "^f%^^ & **^f%f( a. unmoved, constant. 
 
 I'^f^^T'^ a. undiscerning, inconsiderate, 
 n. adv. 
 
 2'?rf^^TT ^^'' want of discrimination or re- 
 flection (also ©Tlf n.); (instr. without much 
 reflecting, quickly*). 
 
 "^f^^TT^ ^' knowing no reflection, incon- 
 siderate. 
 
 "^t^^l'^ffr a. not reflecting or hesitating. 
 
 "^f^^f^ff a. inconsiderate, n. adv. 
 
 "^f^^T^ a. not to be reflected upon. 
 
 '^f^^Jifffr a. not knowing, ignorant. 
 
 "^tf^'^lcT a. unknown. 
 
 l"^;jf^^T«f "• want of knowledge. 
 
 2'^f^'^T'T a. having no knowledge, unwise. 
 
 "^f%'^T*!'^«rf^ a. the same. 
 
 '^rf^'T^T'^ ger. without knowing. 
 
 Uf^"^^ a. unknowable, indiscernible. 
 
 ^f^fT^ a. not false or vain; real, efl'ective, 
 true; n. adv., as subst. N. of a metre. 
 
 "^f^rT m. protector, assistant. 
 
 ^f^^T^ a. not staggering. 
 
 "^f^^ exclam. of surprise or grief; also 
 repeated and with i^TI or TlTf^%-* 
 
 "^t^f^cT a. unknown; n. unknowingly. 
 
 "^f^^Tl^ a. not very far, near; n. nearness, 
 adv. near = «l[;, *xr<[. ^ °T<1^- 
 
 "^1%^ a. unpierced. 
 
 "^f^<5T a. ignorant, without knowledge. 
 
 "^f^^^^T a. not existent. 
 
 "^f^^T f- want of knowledge, ignorance. 
 
 "^ft^^ a. not knowing, ignorant. 
 
 ^f^^^ f. not a widow. 
 
 "^f^^IT'T n. non-rule, irregularity; o^^ adv. 
 not according to regulation. 
 
 '^f^\^7^ ger. without having settled. 
 
 "^fqff^J m. no rule; instr. against the rule. 
 
 ^f^fV^^«fiT(^ adv. not according to the rule. 
 
 ^r^*1^ m. want of breeding or manners, 
 incivility. 
 
 ^f^«f^«fT^ & "^Sff^^jfifil^ a. imperishable. 
 
 "^f^^ftrf a. untrained; ill-bred, ill-behaved. 
 
 '^f^'^ToT m- want of diversion or amusement. 
 
 ^f^w^irl a. not finding. 
 
 "^f^iej m. N. of the minister of Ravana. 
 
 ^ft^f^fl^ a. ignorant, unwise. 
 
 n^fc|l||^ m. shepherd. 
 
 "^f^^fT a. unbroken, unshaken, unviolated. 
 
 "^f^^^wrf a. not saying or explaining.. 
 
 ■^f^HW a. undivided, unseparated, joint. 
 
 "^f^HTftrT a. not clearly perceived, un- 
 distinguished, unobserved, unknown or 
 unknowable. 
 
 ^ft^T a. free from coquetry, unfeigned. 
 
 ^rf^^f^oJl a. not to be thought of, unim. 
 portant. 
 
 ^ft'TO g^r* without reflecting; ^cRfff^jt^ 
 acting inconsiderately. 
 
 '^rf^'^W a. undivided, unsevered from (abl.). 
 
 "^f^T^T a. not deviating from (abl.), un- 
 interrupted, continual, n. adv. 
 
 ^f^T^ a. having no interstices, uninter- 
 rupted, close, contiguous, n. adv. 
 
 ^rf^"^^ m. non-separation, staying together.* 
 
 ^f^TfW^ a. unabandoned by (« — ), unsepa- 
 rated. 
 
 Ifff^"^^ a. unimpeded; not opposite or con- 
 trary to (instr. or — «); right, proper. 
 
 ^f^TTO m. no conflict with, prejudice to ( — o). 
 
 ^f^XTf^^l. a. not contradictory or detri- 
 mental to (gen. or — ®). 
 
 '^t^;^!!^ a. not delaying, n. adv. quickly, 
 m. no delay; instr. without delay. 
 
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 "^Rrf^ 
 
 ■^f^^^ST^ n. not delaying, quickness. 
 ^f^^r*^rf a. immediate, prompt, speedy; 
 
 n. adv. 
 '^f%^'R«P^ a. = prec. adj.* 
 "^f^^^^cSf ger. without delaying. 
 I^f^^T^ a. undisputed, uncontested. 
 S'^f^qfT^ m. non-dissent, consent. 
 "^f^^T^a. not living in matrimony (beasts). 
 ^f^^jf^i^ & o-^ a. unfit for matrimonial 
 
 alliance. 
 ^f^f%^ a. undiscriminated. 
 l^f^^cR m. non-discrimination. 
 2^f^%cfi a. = seq. ; abstr. OffT f. 
 ^f^^f^i^^ a. undiscriminating, unwise. 
 ^f^%«l«fl a. not turning away, kind. 
 "^f^^W ^ °"5rf^^ ^' unhesitating, confident. 
 "^ft"ir^T f- no fear or hesitation. 
 "^f%^^ a. not clear, indistinct. 
 "^f^flT^ ^' ^^* different, like, equal ; abstr. 
 
 °fIT f., «^ n. 
 ^f^^"^ a. the same. m. no difference or 
 
 distinction. o'BlTl|*& °"^^ indiscriminately, 
 
 in general. 
 '^f^^ff^cT a. unspecified. 
 "^f^^^, '*^rT«?T, & o'^JTT a- unwearied, 
 
 restless. 
 ■^f%^^«f^^a. not to be trusted; abstr. ®rITf-5 
 
 o^ n. 
 I'^f^'^T^ m. mistrust, suspicion. 
 2'^f^'^T"^ a. mistrustful, suspicious. 
 '^Srf^'^'TO'^'TcR a. raising suspicion.* 
 ^f^^ftR: a. = 2 nsrf^^gi^. 
 I'^rf^If n. no poison. 
 2"^rf^ a. not poisonous. 
 "^f^'q^ a. not unequal; equal, even. 
 I'^f^'^'?!' m. no province, no sphere; no 
 
 object for ( — o), anything impossible or 
 
 illicit. 
 2^f^q^ a. having no object. 
 "^f^'q'il^if^ a. whose mind has no object, 
 
 unworldly. 
 ^tf^'Ejiflch'^Ijf n. the not making a thing 
 
 (gen.) an object, 
 '^f^'^W ^- unbearable (lit. &fig.), irresistible, 
 
 impracticable, inaccessible. 
 "^f^XTf^ !«• non-despondency, courage. 
 
 Cappeller, Sauskrit- English Dictionary. 
 
 "^f^"^ (superl.) deigning to accept. 
 "^f%'^«fT & o"^ a. eager; °T^J f. eagerness. 
 ■^f^^'S' a. not clear, indistinct ; n. adv. 
 "^f%^^ a. unbent, calm, composed. 
 "^^rlTTI a. whose passions are unsubdued 
 
 (lit. not gone).* 
 l^^T ^' unmanly, childless (abstr. OfTT f-); 
 
 weak, impotent; f. "^J Slaving no husband. 
 2^R^T ^' devoid of men; n. an unpeopled 
 
 country. 
 "^^T^rg^ a. hateful to (lit. not liked by) 
 
 men. 
 ^cfjif a. weak, feeble. 
 "^^cR a. harmless; n. adv. as subst. safety 
 "^^rf^^T a. guileless (lit. not crooked). 
 l"^^ff a. imchecked, unimpeded. 
 2^^?! a. unchosen, uninvited. 
 ^Hf% f. want of subsistence. 
 "^^^n^r ^- having no testicles. 
 ^gf^ f. want of rain ; drought. 
 '^'%'^Xn' n. looking to, attention. 
 '^%'^T (& °f^cT7*) f. the same; regard, care 
 
 for (loc. or — »). 
 "gjf^^if n. want of knowledge, ignorance. 
 ■^"^^T^Jlwr a. not knowing. 
 "^%^f%T a. not knowing the Veda. 
 ■^^^f^f^fT a. not enjoined in the Veda. 
 1"^%^ a. not to be known. 
 2^%^ a. not to be married. 
 "^'^"51^'^^ a. not belonging to prostitution. 
 "^cjf^l'g a. not (even) resorted to (lit. liked) 
 
 by an enemy. 
 •^c^ a. coming from the sheep, made of wool 
 
 or threads; s. the Soma-strainer. 
 "^cSj'^ a. undisclosed, unmanifested, not clear, 
 
 indistinct, imperceptible, transcendental; 
 
 n. adv. 
 "^^^JW^Tf^TT^ a. speaking, indistinctly.* 
 ■^^"MTfcT a. of imperceptible form, invisible. 
 ^^^ a. undistracted, unoccupied, tranquil, 
 
 steady; n. adv. 
 "^^^^, f. ^ having complete (lit. unmuti- 
 
 lated) limbs. 
 "^^f^ a. not wavering, firm; f. firmness, 
 
 intrepidity. 
 
 * 4 
 
^^ffWfvRTT 
 
 50 i 
 
 "^^f^^TT ^' "^^ go^"g astray, non-failure, 
 constancy, fidelity; as adj. =seq. 
 
 '^«Slf*i^TfT'l ^- steady, constant, faithful. 
 
 ^^^ft^TT = ^^t*r^TT a. & m. 
 
 1^^"^ m. non-expense. 
 
 2^^r^ 'I- imperishable, immutable, n. an 
 indeclinable word. 
 
 3^^^(^^^) a.==^^. 
 
 "^^^^•^ a. of imperishable nature. 
 
 "^^■^HT^ !«• an indeclinable compound. 
 
 "^^^^^IJif a. uninterrupted; n. the not being 
 interrupted by (instr.). 
 
 '^^f^^T'^'^'fr^ & ^t^'l. a. irresolute. 
 
 "^^^iT & ofifi^^ a. not vicious. 
 
 ^^Toficf a. undivided. 
 
 "^pEJT^ m. no fraud; a. artless, natural, « — 
 adv. 
 
 "^^miT ™- "" (regular) occupation. 
 
 "^^^TH a. not pervaded by or mixed with 
 (instr.). 
 
 ■^RJTWrl n. not speaking, silence. 
 
 ^^f^W a. uninterrupted. 
 
 "^^■g; a. not yet risen or shining. 
 
 "^^TSf a. having no wound, scar, or blemish. 
 
 l^jfff n- non-observance of religious precepts. 
 
 S^sfn a. lawless, disobedient. 
 
 1"^^, "^^Tf?!, "^"^"ff attain, reach, come to, 
 arrive at (ace); obtain, get, befall, betide; 
 overcome; offer, bring. — "^f^ reach, 
 obtain, overwhelm, '^tf obtain, get. f% 
 reach, attain, get; fill, penetrate. ^J^ at- 
 tain, get, receive; fall to one's share. 
 
 2"^% "^Tf??, pp. "^ftlfT partake of, eat, 
 drink, taste, enjoy. C. ^T'5T^f?I feed 
 (2 ace). D. '^ftffll'^fTf wish to eat. — 
 ^f?r eat before (ace), "^tlrr S. IT the 
 same; C. feed. ^PF^ = S. 
 
 "?Sn|W a. unable to or incapable of (inf., loc, 
 or dat.). 
 
 "^HfW f- inability. 
 
 "^^^^•fT^ a. not being able. 
 
 "^"^^ a. impossible to or to be (inf.), im- 
 practicable. Abstr. OffT f.j *'t^ n. 
 
 IR^^ & **"fe"?T a. without fear or doubt; 
 n. adv.; f. "^"^J^T no fear or hesitation. 
 
 ^TBf^^n^ a. not to be feared or supposed. 
 
 "^^"3 a. not deceitful, honest. 
 "^If»l^ m. stone, rock, sky. 
 '^ir«T n. eating, food. 
 
 ^'^jifX'T^*^ n. eating and fasting. 
 ^IT^^T or -^^ifT^T f- hunger. 
 "^^•n^Brrftin^T (f» du.) hunger and thirst. 
 ^^nr^T^TR^, & ^^^T^^ a. hungry. 
 "^ifOf f- (m-) thunderbolt, flash of lightning. 
 ^"^^ a. soundless; unvedic. 
 '^1^ (indecl.) ill luck; woe. 
 "^f^^ m. restlessness. 
 ^?nXTW a. unprotected; n. want of protection, 
 
 helplessness. 
 ^IT^ a. cursing, hating, foe. 
 ^'SJ^ a. unarmed. 
 
 ^IT^Md a. not purified by the sword. 
 "^^liTf a. unsubdued, ^TTT*!^ u. in mind. 
 
 '^^7"3g'ff, f. f;^ not eternal, transitory. 
 
 ^^T^^RT^ a., ^^Tftfi^T ger. not punishing. 
 
 '^^T'^f^f^cT a. not enjoined by the precept 
 books, unscriptural. 
 
 ■^flrf^ff unlearnt, untaught (w. ace. or loc). 
 
 irftlc!^ or OfJ^ a. to be eaten ; (n. food*). 
 
 -^flfff m. eater. 
 
 "^jf^-^ n. food. 
 
 ^if^l"^;^ & o"^ a. headless. 
 
 "^"ftr^ unlucky, evil. n. ill luck. 
 
 ^ftl"^^f%*L a. announcing ill luck, inaus- 
 picious. 
 
 ^tirfSTT a. not cold, hot; abstr. Of|T f- 
 
 ^f5j"^'g"pfr a. not behaving like a pupil. 
 
 ^"^ftrf a. the eightieth. 
 
 ^Ttf^ f- eighty. 
 
 "^"Sftf^fffT a- the eightieth. 
 
 ^iftfTIHTT ni. the eightieth part. 
 
 "^^fV^ a. indelible. 
 
 "^^4^ & '*'^N^ headless. 
 
 "^■gt^ a. impure. 
 
 ^'sj'T^l^^Tjr n. eating of impure things. 
 
 "^■Jjf^^TT^ m. impurity. 
 
 '^"^f^'^rl a. making unholy vows. 
 
 "^T^ a. impure. 
 
 ^^^ f. impurity. 
 
 "^"^^ a. ugly (lit. not shining), unpleasant, 
 
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 2^P^^ 
 
 inauspicious, bad, wicked, impure, n. ill 
 luck, woe, evil, sin. 
 ^"'W^rfTf a- evil-minded. 
 "^PT^"^! f- disobedience. 
 "^■^TO^ a. not willing to learn or to obey. 
 ^■s^i'Bf a. devouring, voracious. 
 ^■^^ a, not dry; fresh, green. 
 ^^^ a. not empty or void, not incomplete, 
 
 not in vain. o5?j cR fulfil, execute. 
 "^^^ a. hateful, odious. 
 ^^^ m. no rest or remainder; adj. entire, 
 whole. ^'^^^, °^^, & °^rf^ adv. entirely, 
 wholly. 
 ^^fcfi a. heatless, painless; m. the A^oka 
 
 tree. 
 ^^TSR^f*!^! f- A^oka wood. 
 "^yjN^'^ET & "^^T"^ a. not to be regretted. 
 "^^T^f^c^T ger. without trying or deciding. 
 ^^Jt^ n. impurity. 
 ^^T'H^^ n. want of generosity. 
 ^Sr^ m. stone; N. of a demon. 
 "^TfloR m., ^ f . a man's and a woman's 
 
 name; m. pi. a tribe of warriors. 
 ^Tfl^5 & o^ a. grinding with a stone. 
 "^fTJTf^^ a. having stones for a weapon. 
 l'^T5R«l[^ m. eater. 
 
 2^TT{ii[^ m. rock, stone, thunderbolt, sky. 
 "^TT*^ loc. in the sky. Du. heaven and 
 earth. 
 ^T^^^ m. a boat made of stone. 
 ^T^«fr^ m. a kind of grass. 
 ■^TJT'^i'^) f- ^ of stone, stony. 
 ■^T^^«tT a. stony. 
 tHT;^^"*?'^, f- t^ the same. 
 ^T^^\5«l, a. stony-headed. 
 n5f^^ a. = seq. ; f. '^^sn'T disbelief. 
 ^^^^•f a. unbelieving, having no faith. 
 "^^^"^ a. incredible. 
 1"^^^ m. absence of fatigue. 
 2^^^ & "^Sf^ff a. unwearied, indefatigable. 
 ■^^^ISf u. the not being heard, the not oc- 
 curring (in a text), absence, want (of a 
 word, suffix, etc.). 
 "^'^TTf^'^, a. not performing funeral meals. 
 "^^T«tT a. indefatigable, n. adv. 
 ^f%T f. (adj. — o ^rf^) edge, corner. 
 
 "^^ n. (m.) a tear. 
 
 ^^gcfiTJ5 a. having tears in the throat. 
 
 "^^ff a. unheard. 
 
 '^■^vrTTT f- flood of tears. 
 
 ^^^^ a. worse; n. ill luck. 
 
 ^r?TT^ a. earless. 
 
 "^rarif^^ a. not knowing the Veda. 
 
 ^"^T^ a. not praiseworthy, disgraceful. 
 
 tSI'^cR a. inauspicious. 
 
 "^^ m. horse, a man's name; f. "^ mare. 
 
 1"^^^X0" ^' a horse's ear. 
 
 2^'^ofiT5' a. horse-eared; m. N. of a tree. 
 
 "^^^T "1- a horse's hoof; o'Sf'^ adv. 
 
 ^^7^ m. the holy fig-tree. 
 
 ^r^t^lT'l^ ni. N. of an ancient warrior. 
 
 ^^^, **^, & t**<^^«l^ ra- giver of horses. 
 
 ^"^^^ f. N. of a river. 
 
 "^■^tf & °"CJT^ m. groom. 
 
 "^^^XII a. winged with horses. 
 
 "^"^^^ , f , f^ having the head of a horse ; 
 
 m.& f. t^-f^ifT, t ^•^• 
 ^"g^V ni- horse-sacrifice. 
 ^5^g^ a. yoking or being yoked with 
 
 horses; f. sg. & du. a lunar mansion. 
 ^^TT^ ^' k'^g of the horses. 
 ^T|f^«tT a. rich in horses. 
 njj'^H^ m. stallion. 
 "^^^^T^rr f« stable for horses. 
 ^'^^TT^ n. horsemanship and driving. 
 '^"^%^ m- N. of a serpent-demon. 
 ^"^^•f a. not having a to-morrow. 
 ^^^Rf^^Pf n. care for to-morrow. 
 ^■^^f^oR a. not caring for to-morrow. 
 ^"^^T^ofi ^^' horse-thief. 
 ■^"^1^^ n. horsemanship (cf. ^^^(^^). 
 ^"^IWW ™' overseer or master of the horse. 
 '^■^T'ftcR n. cavalry, cavalcade. 
 ^■'9T«frf n. a lie about horses. 
 "^^1^5 a. mounted, on horseback. 
 
 "^f^w^;^ a. horsed, m. horseman; du. the two 
 A^vins ; f. "^f^'ft" their wife or mother. 
 ^f^^ (n. pi.) troops of horses. 
 ■^^^ n. troop of horses or of horsemen. 
 I'^s:^ a. equine; n.="^rf^^- 
 2^3^^ m. a patr^^name. 
 
'^T 
 
 52 
 
 "^"Bpff^ (compar.) more acceptable. 
 
 "^"^n^ or "^^T^ ^' unconquerable; ra. a 
 man's name. 
 
 "^"gcR a. eightfold; m. a man's name; t. "^J 
 the eighth day after full moon. 
 
 "^S^W a. = pree. adj. 
 
 "^"5^ adv. eightfold, eight times. 
 
 "^^^ a. eight. 
 
 ^^m^ a. eight-legged. 
 
 "^SHTT m. an eighth. 
 
 ^•5iT, f. t eighth. 
 
 ■^HTWrf^^ a. eating (only) at every eighth 
 meal-time. 
 
 '^STST'BTT^ a. based on the eight sentiments, 
 i.e. dramatic. 
 
 "^"5^^ a. aged eight years. 
 
 "^^f^^ a. eightfold, of eight kinds. 
 
 "^HTIp a. eight parts of the body (° — ) ; adj. 
 consisting of eight parts or members. 
 
 '^^T^ll'^T adv. eighteenfold. 
 
 WHT^^^ a. eighteen. 
 
 ■^HT^ir & "^r^T^^ a. eighteenth. 
 
 ^tmf (nom. oxjxcl^, f. oTj^) eight-legged. 
 
 ^'S'T'mW a. eightfold. 
 
 l"^"fe f' reaching. 
 
 2"^ffe f. N. of a class of metres. 
 
 3^f5 f. grain of seed. 
 
 '^^TtII^ a. more eight. 
 
 "^^T f' goad. 
 
 ^^^T f- globe, ball, round pebble or stone. 
 
 "^13^"^ n. (only — «>) & o'^irT^ m. knee-pan. 
 
 l"^^, ^f% be, exist, happen, become; be 
 present or at hand ; fall or belong to (gen. 
 or dat.), be enough for (gen.), be able to 
 (dat.) ; turn to, serve for (2 dat.). "^^ or 
 TJ^^^ well, so be it. With •! not be, be 
 gone. Pers. or impers. with another fin. 
 verb = I happen to or it happens that I, 
 ^•g- "^f^ iT^rf^ do you happen to see? 
 gqf^ f%^% I happen to sell. — ^f?r 
 be beyond, surpass (ace), ^f^ be in or 
 with (loc), fall or belong to (loc. or dat.) ; 
 partake of (impers. w. gen. & loc). "^^H 
 be above, rule, overcome, conquer, win ; 
 *fall to one's (gen.) share. "^Tlf be in or 
 with, partake of (ace). XTpf^ overtake; 
 
 pass or spend (time). If be prominent, excel. 
 Iff?! equal, emulate (ace), ^fl^ equal, 
 reach; be together with (^^). 
 2^^, ^^^ (^^f?r), pp. ^^ (q.v.) throw, 
 cast, shoot at (loc, dat., or gen.), with 
 (instr.). — "^TT throw away , lay down, 
 doff, leave, give up. ^f*I (also ^^f?T, 
 o%) throw, hurl; throw one's self upon, 
 take to, practise, study, read; repeat, 
 double, reduplicate (g.). '^^ throw up, lift, 
 throw away; rise from (ace). ^^ spread, 
 disperse, dismiss, give up. fif (also 
 ^^fff) throw or put down, lay aside, put 
 or pour in (loc), apply to (loc), turn (the 
 eyes) upon (loc), deposit, commit to (loc), 
 give up, relinquish ; bring forward, mention. 
 "^tlf^ put down, bring forward, indicate, 
 insinuate, f^f^ (also ^^rfTf) lay asunder, 
 spread ; put, place, turn upon or in, apply 
 to (loc), deposit, commit, entrust to (loc). 
 ^fif (also "^^fTT) put down (together), take 
 oft'; put or place on (loc), commit or 
 entrust to (loc. or gen.); abandon, re- 
 linquish, give up, esp. the world, i.e. be- 
 come an ascetic f^HEC. throw out, send 
 away, banish from(abl.); keep of, remove, 
 destroy. XT^X cast away, expose (a child) ; 
 leave, reject, refute, trf^ cast or turn 
 about, throw down, toss, upset (also C), 
 put on(M.). f^qf^ overturn, upset, invert, 
 transpose, change. U cast forwards, hurl, 
 throw or put in (loc), throw down. lTf?f 
 throw towards or against; cast away, 
 shake off. f^ cast asunder, break in 
 pieces, scatter, ^^f^ put together, join; 
 P. be composed with (instr.).— Cf.'^trT^, 
 
 ^^^f( a. unrestrained, uncontrolled. 
 '^^^fTT^'l. a. having the soul uncontrolled. 
 ^^^T^ a. unfit for common sacrifices. 
 "^^^^•ff^ a. not living together with (instr.). 
 ^^■^ff a. uncovered, unclothed. 
 ^RT^fT a. uncovered, bare; n. a cert. hell. 
 ^^"Sf^ m. no doubt; a. having no doubt, 
 n. adv. 
 
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 i4^*fH 
 
 "^^^5r^% & ®^% (loc.) not within hearing 
 of (gen.). 
 
 ^^^f^i^^ a. not subject to the mundane 
 existence. 
 
 ■^^^TS a,, unconnected, strange, unknown, 
 unmixed with, free from (instr.). 
 
 "^^^•jT^ a. unadorned ; m. want of ornament, 
 artlessness. 
 
 "^^^T^ a. not to be adorned etc. (v.seq.). 
 
 "^^^?f a. unadorned, uncultivated, unpre- 
 pared, uninitiated, unmarried. 
 
 ■^^^cT a. not harmonizing, refractory; distant, 
 foreign. 
 
 "^^f^cT a. not standing still, restless, in- 
 constant. 
 
 ■^^cfi^ a. incomplete; <>^fw a. not fully 
 appearing. 
 
 "^^oRrl^ adv. not once; repeatedly, often. 
 
 "^^Wa. not hanging on or entangled in (loc); 
 independent, free. 
 
 "^^W^f^ & "^ff^WTcJPl a. whose mind is 
 not attached to (loc). 
 
 "^^rfW f' non-attachment (to worldly things). 
 
 ■^^17"^ a. not of the same family. 
 
 "^^efi^ofi a. not fickle; firm, steady. 
 
 "^^f^K ^- "o^ l^id down*; not concise, 
 extensive, full. 
 
 "^^^, "^^^Tff, & "^^^^ a. innumerable. 
 
 1"^^^ m. not sticking to ( — <>). 
 
 2^^^ or "^T^^ a. not sticking or hanging, 
 moving freely, independent. 
 
 t'^^^f^^ a. not hating the followers. 
 
 '^^'I^cT^^i; adv. without music; o •ff|^ dance 
 w. m. , i.e. do something absurd or ri- 
 diculous.* 
 
 "^^^if?! a. belonging to a different caste. 
 
 "^^^ToST a. having no kin. 
 
 ^tf^n !»• a bad man, villain. 
 
 "^^^ a. insensible; abstr. 0(i|: n. 
 
 "^^^T f- dissension, discord. 
 
 "^■^^T! a. feeling no heat or resentment. 
 
 ^^t^^^TT f. fabrication of an untruth, lie. 
 
 "^^MT^ n. an evil deed. 
 
 '^^R^T'^STTfT^T^ m. commission of evil deeds. 
 
 IT^c^ff a. ill -done or ill-used; n. injury, 
 wrong. 
 
 I'^W^ a. wanting strength or courage. 
 2"^^^ n. non-existence, non-substantiality; 
 
 non-presence, absence. 
 "^^1^^^^ a. not signifying anything sub- 
 stantial or material; abstr. Offf f. 
 ^^^3^ a. having no son. 
 "^^(^ a. untrue, false; n. falsehood, lie. 
 "^^^^^•T a. speaking falsely, lying. 
 "^^(^^^yf a. faithless, treacherous. 
 "^^f^ a. unlike, dissimilar, incomparable; 
 
 of unequal birth; unfit, improper. 
 ^^g"^ a. bent upon something evil, following 
 
 a bad caprice ; m. bad inclination, caprice, 
 
 whim. 
 "^^^T"^ ni- non-presence, absence. 
 "^^•^ n. blood. 
 ^{\^ n. throwing, hurling; f. "^f^RT dart, 
 
 arrow. 
 "^"^•nT a. not having the same name. 
 ^^«fT^ (f. "^Nr^) not existing, unreal, untrue, 
 
 bad, wicked, f. "^^cft" an unchaste woman. 
 
 n. non-existence, untruth, lie, evil. 
 ^^5^ a. dissatisfied. 
 "^^"^"Gf m. dissatisfaction. 
 ^^f^Tf & °f^«f a. unbound. 
 "^^V^ a. irreparable. 
 
 ■^nJfi^^JTiT n., ofiff^I m. distance, absence. 
 "^^f^Hf^f.n on- return; dat. never to return. 
 ^^f^ff ff a. distant, absent.* 
 "^^•21^ a. not laid down or given up. 
 l^^^(^ in. no rival. 
 2^^ 14^ a. unrivalled; n. peace, quiet. 
 '^^^rf^T^ a. unconnected by the funeral cake. 
 l^^Tf a. unlike, uneven. 
 2^^gp^^ a. having no equal, incomparable. 
 ^;^Tf'^ a. incomplete; not full (moon), o — 
 
 & n. adv. 
 "^^T^ & o^^ m. N. of a man. 
 ^^^T^^ a. unequal, irregular, false; n. adv. 
 ■^TO^Q^ f. concord, harmony. 
 "^^nR"^ m. wrong time. 
 ^?r^^^ a. incapable of, unable to (inf., dat., 
 
 loc, or — o). Abstr. o^J «• 
 ■^^*I^ a. not compounded (g.). 
 ^r^|lTT«Ta. unequal, dissimilar; n.an awkward 
 
 situation. • 
 
"^^WTH 
 
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 ^^'TT'H ^- unfinished. 
 
 "^R^IT'^TfcR & o^f^cR a. not yet returned 
 
 (from the teacher's house). 
 "^ra^lf^rT a. not concentrated. 
 "^^fil"^ ger. without kindling. 
 ^^♦Tl^ ger. without considering. 
 "^^TT^^ m. no effort, no pain about (loc). 
 ■^^g^Tf?!TrT a. not risen from the ocean. 
 ^■^^W a. imperfect. 
 "^"^Hf^ f. non-success, failure. 
 "^Rf%(Sr ger. without having approached(instr.). 
 ^^■qf^ f. want of success, failure. 
 ^■^m^ a. unfit for common instruction. 
 "^^^^ a. incomplete, imperfect. 
 ^^^^T*TTX[^ a. having one's desire unac- 
 complished.* 
 "^^^TH a. not arrived, unsuccessful; not 
 
 arrived at, unfulfilled (desire). 
 "^^«f^ a. unconnected, incoherent, absurd, 
 
 foolish. 
 ■^^^I'lT'^rnT m. idle talk. 
 ^^^^IT^Tf^^ (& °HT^^*) a. talking idly. 
 "^^^^H^TT^ ^' having absurd wishes.* 
 l^^"^i^ m. no connection or relation. 
 2^^"^«^ a. unconnected, not a relative. 
 ^^^T^a. unlimited, unbounded, unrestrained, 
 
 spacious, empty. 
 1"^^H^ ^' non-existence, absence, want; 
 
 impossibility, absurdity. 
 2'^^*l^ a. not existing, absent, wanting, 
 
 impossible. 
 ■^Rf*rrf%rl a. impossible (lit. unconceived). 
 ■^^HT'W^'R^T f- a kind of comparison. 
 "^^^TT^ a. unfit for conversation. 
 ^^^TTW a. unfit for common meals. 
 "^^^T a. free from agitation, tranquil, 
 
 calm; n. adv. 
 "^^j^^fnT a. the same; n. adv. 
 ^^^7f a. disapproved, despised; unauthorized 
 
 by (-0). 
 ^^Tf^ a. unconfused, composed, calm. 
 ^^^7^ m. abstr. to prec. 
 "^^n^To^ adv. not in the right way, wrongly. 
 '^^'^TlETfT^ ^- acting improperly. 
 ^^^ a. not whole, incomplete. 
 ni|^c|I!f a. not belonging to the same caste. 
 
 ^^"^ci; & '^^^•fr^ (f- -^^^-rft) unceasing, 
 
 inexhaustible. 
 "^^^•ff a. sleepless. 
 
 ■^^^ a. incapable of bearing (ace. or— o), un- 
 able to (infin, or — «), impatient, intolerant. 
 ^■^^•T a. unable to bear ( — <>); impatient, 
 
 jealous, envious, n. intolerance, impatience. 
 ^tl^m , f. °i^ a. not bearing, unable to 
 
 (infin.). 
 ^^^^T'T a. not bearing, impatient. 
 ^^PET^T^ a. friendless, lonely; abstr. OfTT f> 
 ^^f T^^«iT^ & ° f^T'i; a. = prec. a. 
 ^^f^^ a. unable to bear (ace, loc, or — «); 
 
 intolerant, jealous; abstr. OrfT f-5 °^ n. 
 "^-IBr^ a. intolerable, irresistible, impossible. 
 ^Wrt^oR a. unwitnessed, unattested. 
 ^^i^^ n. unequality, dissimilarity. 
 ^^^cR a. not accomplishing, not satisfactory. 
 "^^T'^'T n. no means, no requisite; a. without 
 
 means, impossible. 
 ^WT^T'^CW^ f« f< uncommon, special, singular. 
 ^^T'^TT%T""t?^T f- a kind of comparison. 
 ■^^V a. not good, bad, wicked; m. a bad 
 
 man, a villain; n. evil, malice, also adv. 
 "^^T^^ftfi;^ a. of little discrimination (lit. 
 
 seeing not well). 
 ^^I^WtT a. of bad conduct. 
 "^^TW a. not to be overcome, impracticable, 
 
 incurable, irremediable; not susceptible of 
 
 proof. Abstr. oT^T f-5 °^ n. 
 '^^if^W n. non-presence, absence. 
 '^^T^T^'ST a. not common, peculiar, 
 ^^1"^? a. not half; whole, entire. 
 "^^ft^^^ a. having full strength. 
 ^^TTTff a. unfit, improper; n. adv. 
 "^"^Tl^ a. worthless, vain. 
 ^^T^^TT a. inattentive, inconsiderate.* 
 ^"ft m. sword, knife; p. -^f^^t^^. 
 ^"ftrfTO«T a. throneless (a reign). 
 l"^rf%cT a. unbound. 
 2^irftrcr (f. ^ftlrrT& ^ftr#^) a. dark-coloured, 
 
 black, m. N. of a cert. myth, being & of 
 
 sev. men ; f. ^ftr?P^ or wftC^I" N. of a 
 
 river. 
 
 ^'ftrrTr^^ n. a blue lotus-flower. 
 ^fHcflftr!^, f. ofcT^T dark yellow, tawny. 
 
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 ^^-Rl 
 
 ■^'Rr^'^Xfl' a. black-eyed. 
 
 "^"ftr^TTT f- the edge of a sword. 
 
 ^ftni(lAl5tft n. a vow to stand on the edge 
 of a sword; i.e. a hopeless task. 
 
 ■^fi?^ & "^if^^nT a. insatiable. 
 
 ^ft'^'W n. the blade of a sword. 
 
 ^jf^tl'^'^«f n. a cert, hell (lit. a wood whose 
 leaves are sword-blades). 
 
 ^ftrtfT^^ff n. =^flErVTTTWfT. 
 
 ■^ftr^frlT f- the blade of a sword. 
 
 ^g m. (later always pi.) vital spirit, breath, 
 life. 
 
 ^^?|l a. unpleasant, painful, unhappy, diffi- 
 cult to (infin.) ; n. sorrow; pain, grief. 
 
 ^^%T^^ a. having evil results. 
 
 "^^%T^«R a. the same. 
 
 "^^^ a. taking away (lit. feeding on) one's 
 life, or insatiable. 
 
 "^WX. ^- spiritual, divine, in. spirit, esp. the 
 highest spirit, later a bad spirit, demon 
 f- ft (OPP- ?T a god). 
 
 ^^n;^4 m- law or custom of the Asuras. 
 
 '^'9^^^ m. a priest of the Asuras. 
 
 ^gT;"^^^n. a being as well Asura asRaksas, 
 pi. the Asuras and Raksas. 
 
 "^^Tf^. f- ^^^ killing Asuras. 
 
 ^^^ a. spiritual, god- or demonlike; n. god- 
 head, divinity. 
 
 "^^^H a. not easy to get, rare ; abstr. o-^ n. 
 
 ^^^tJ a. not golden.* 
 
 ^?f^ a. not pressing Soma ; impious. 
 
 ^^^ & "^^f^fT a. unwell. 
 
 "^^^^ m- not friend, foe. 
 
 "^^ f. not bringing forth, barren. 
 
 ^^■g" , °"?tm &®'?rfT grumble, be impatient or 
 angry with, murmur at (dat., ace, or gen.) 
 C. ^^RrS?f% also^S. — ^?rf^=S. 
 
 "^^"^I grumbling, displeased, envious. L "^T 
 discontent, envy. 
 
 "^^^T^, ^'f^^ and o^ - prec. adj. 
 
 "^^ff a. untrodden, unknown. 
 
 ^W"?J a. sunless. 
 
 "^^^T not moving towards the sun. 
 
 "^^oRtlTcf (m. pi.) drops of blood (lit. the 
 falling of blood). 
 
 ^^^^^ n. blood. 
 
 <i ^ 
 
 ^^'SIW a. whereat no food is distributed 
 (sacrifice). 
 
 ■^H*?? a. not hurting or wounding. 
 
 ■^^^•T n. non-performance of ( — «), 
 
 ^^^T f- non-use, neglect. 
 
 ■^%T^ a. unconquered. 
 
 l^^T ni. no Soma-juice or sacrifice. 
 
 2^^TT a. not having Soma-juice. 
 
 ^^T'm a. not drinking Soma. 
 
 ^^T m. f. (n. "^^^ q.v.) yonder, that, one 
 so and so; with TJ^ the same. 
 
 ^%T^Tf a. not golden. 
 
 ^%T^^ a. not well, ill-disposed. 
 
 ^€T1^ n. enmity. 
 
 li^n^ m., o^^ n. not spilling. 
 
 ^*Sn*^<(«n a. not spilling; not omitting or 
 neglecting. 
 
 ^T^ia" a. unspilt. 
 
 ^T^^^T^ a. not scarce, abundant. 
 
 "^^^•fn.not wavering from (abl.), firmness. 
 
 "^^f^ff a. not stumbling, firm (gait), un- 
 shaken, uninterrupted, n. not stumbling 
 or sticking. 
 
 "^^f^fl'q"^ a. indefatigable (lit. whose 
 chariot never stops). 
 
 "^IT^f^fT^Qr a. safe, secure (lit. where the 
 foot does not stumble).* 
 
 1^^ n. home (also o^ n.) ; ace. w. ^, ^p^, 
 J^ etc. go home, go down, set (of the sun) ; 
 come to an end, die. As m. the mountain 
 behind which the sun and moon are sup- 
 posed to set (cf. "^''q), also = '^^?r^- 
 
 2"^^ a. thrown-, cast off (mostly <> — ). 
 
 "^^^•fr^ a. going down, setting. 
 
 "^^cff^W a- pitiless, cruel. 
 
 ^r^iJT^ ra., o^t^iT n. setting (of the sun). 
 
 ■^^rf^rT a. set (sun) ; <>% (sc. '^iF) after sunset. 
 
 ^^7 f. dart, bolt, arrow. 
 
 ^^ m. hurler, archer. 
 
 ^^cT & ^^rf a. not overthrown, invincible. 
 
 "g5|%«f m. no thief or robber. 
 
 '^%^^f'T«t, a. not considering o.'s self as 
 a thief. 
 
 ^%^ n. non-theft, honesty. 
 
 '^%T«() a. not small or insignificant. 
 
^?T%Tg 
 
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 "^^"HT n). not a praiser. 
 
 ^f^ n. (m.) dart; bow, arrow. 
 
 "^^"^TTT ra. collection of weapons. 
 
 ■^■^t ^- "o woman; masculine and neuter (g.). 
 
 "^^•i; n. bone; poss. o;^«fr^f. 
 
 ^^T adv. immediately. 
 
 "^^T«T n- no stay; no place or the wrong 
 place for (gen.). « — & loc. in the wrong 
 place, not in time, without cause. 
 
 ^f% n. bone; poss. oT^tff^f. 
 
 "^f^^W "• pulverized bone, bono-dust. 
 
 "^f^^ a. produced in the bones; m. thunder- 
 bolt, marrow.* 
 
 ^^rf^^^T ^1^' skeleton.* 
 
 ^f^*T^«R m. bone-breaker. 
 
 ^f^T ^- "0^ firm, unsteady, inconstant, 
 dubious, uncertain. Abstr. o"c^f n, 
 
 "^f^^^ a. being on the bone (flesh). 
 
 "^f^^^ahaving bones for beams (the body). 
 
 *^fl^i^^ m. marrow.* j 
 
 "^^^^ a. not big or coarse; slender, thin. 
 
 ^^Tfif a. not bathing, not wet, dry. 
 
 ^■^nr a- touchless. 
 
 ^"^TS a. not, clear, indistinct. 
 
 ■^^"^nT a. not touching. 
 
 ^^"5" a. untouched. 
 
 a. free from desires. 
 
 ■^■^^T f- no desire. 
 
 "^W^ a. indistinct, incorrect; n. adv. 
 
 1^^ pron. stem of 1"* pers. 
 
 2^^ or "^^ pron. stem of 3^ pers. 
 
 "^^tI^ adv. from us. 
 
 "^^"^T adv. among or to us; a. ^^fm . 
 
 ^^5 (**— ) = i^^- 
 
 ^^RT^'^T a. our. 
 
 ^^^'^ a. turned towards us; n. o^IeR adv. 
 
 ^^f^V a- our like. 
 
 ^^'^ a. fond of us. 
 
 "^^TcR a. our, ours. 
 
 ■^^TTf"^ a. our like.* 
 
 I'^Wf?! f- want of memory, oblivion. 
 
 2"^^f7T a. forgetful, inattentive. 
 
 ^%f^f^ f- commission for us. 
 
 1^^ n. a tear. 
 
 2^^ a. throwing, hurling. 
 
 ^n3"^?f, f. ^ having tears in the face.* 
 
 ^f^V a. not going wrong; safe, harmless. 
 
 ^f^^T^ & ^%^^^ a. the same. 
 
 '^%'t'T^ a. faultless, perfect. 
 
 -^^fj;^ a. not independent. 
 
 "^T^'ferT a. not tasted. 
 
 ^^^H a. not sleepy, sleepless. 
 
 •^^fTj^tf a. not having the Svarita accent; 
 abstr. o^ n. 
 
 ^^^l^H^ a. unworthy of heaven. 
 
 ^l^^a. not leading to heaven, unheavenly. 
 
 "W^^ a. indisposed, unwell ; abstr. OflT f- 
 
 ^^^%fT^ a. of troubled mind. 
 
 "^^^^fVT a- sick at body.* 
 
 ^^T^*""^ n. want of independence. 
 
 ^^"f\f^«T a. not free, dependent. 
 
 ^^Tf^f^sf?^ m. sale without ownership (j.). 
 
 ^^Tfi^ n)- non-owner. 
 
 "^^ (only pf. ^^ITW) say, speak, tell (w. dat. 
 or ace. of pers. & ace. of th.), call, name 
 (2 ace); state, declare to be (ace); attrib- 
 ute or adjudge (ace.) to (gen.). — "^fv 
 speak or intercede for (dat.). 15f"if recite, 
 repeat, "^fif speak to (ace.) , answer, 
 reply; tell (dat. of pers. & ace. of th.). 
 fif^ speak out, express. Tf pronounce, 
 deliver; say tell, name, declare (= S.). 
 
 1^^ indecl. of course, certainly, namely, at 
 least; often only emphasizing the preceding 
 word. 
 
 2^^ m. n. day (mostly — o). 
 
 "^T^^ a. selfish, haughty. 
 
 ^^«RTT! ni- sense of self, egoism, pride, arro- 
 gance ; poss. °fl^«l^. 
 
 ^^oRT^ a. forming the object of the sense 
 of self. 
 
 ^^cficT a. conscious of self, egoistic. 
 
 ^ff fff f.= ^W^TT- 
 
 ^^rf a. not beaten, not washed, new (cloth). 
 
 ^^cfTT'^ a. whose course is unchecked or 
 
 free.* 
 ^^^T abs. without killing. 
 '^STf^ & "^f^ n. day. — "^f^ffiT & "^f- 
 
 Tf ^ every day , daily. "^ "^f^ day 
 
 and night. 
 ^^^ a. daily. 
 
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 ^T^^J^ 
 
 ^i^ (proii.) I; %Tif3R: 1 faere. 
 
 "^fTTT^ ni. the approach of day, morning. 
 
 "^rff^ir "• ^^y ^"^ night. 
 
 "^^f^V a. knowing the (right) days. 
 
 "^^^rr f- N. of the wife of Gautama. 
 
 "^W*^^ ra. the rest of the day. 
 
 "^if^ a. handless. 
 
 "^^^ exclam. of joy or sorrow. 
 
 "^^T"^ not to be taken or stolen ; unalterable, 
 
 incorruptible. 
 ■^f^ m. serpent, esp. the demon Vrtra. 
 '^f^^fcfi & "^f^^fnT a. harmless, innocuous. 
 "^f^-^ f- the not injuring or being injured, 
 
 harmlessness. 
 
 "^f^l*^ m. likeness to (lit. smell of) a 
 
 serpent. 
 ■^f^fT a. unfit, improper, 
 
 hostile. 
 
 m. enemy 
 
 bad, wrong, evil, 
 evil , misfortune, 
 
 ill luck. 
 
 t"'?rf%^TT a. shining like serpents. 
 
 ■^ff^Tf a. not cold, warm. 
 
 '^f^'R'^ a. having the ire of serpents. 
 
 ^f^^^ n. the slaying of the serpent, the 
 fight with Vrtra. 
 
 11^ m. serpent, a cert, serpent-demon. 
 
 1^^^ a. lasting several days; m. a sacrifice 
 lasting several days. 
 
 2'=?r^^ a. unimpaired, whole, entire, not 
 deficient in (instr.). 
 
 ^:^1T a. unoffered, unsacrificed; not wor- 
 shipped with or not attained by sacrifice; 
 m. a muttered prayer, unaccompanied by 
 I sacrifices. 
 
 "^IWr^T a. not being angry. 
 
 ^^gcfi, f."|^having no cause or motive; n. adv. 
 
 "^"^j exclamation of joy, sorrow or astonish- 
 ment. 
 
 '^ITTT'4 m- n- day and night; of^f a. 
 knowing d. & n. 
 
 "^r^ m. day (~*>); dat. instantly, at once. 
 
 ^T^"^ m. a cert, bird of prey. 
 
 ^;g^, o^TTSr* & ^fl a- luxurious, proud. 
 
 ^"^^ not short. 
 
 "^"^ff not crooked, straight. 
 
 , ^» 
 "^-^ff"^ a. of upright appearance. 
 
 \» "^ 
 ^^Wr f- not staggering, firmness. 
 
 ^ 
 
 I^T adv. hither, near, towards (esp. as a pref. 
 to verbs of motion); besides, further; 
 quite, entirely, even (often only empha- 
 sizing the prec.word). o— a little, slightly, 
 scarcely (in adj. & subst.) ; reaching to 
 (in adj.); till, as far as, before, from (in 
 adv.). As prep, towards, up to, till, as 
 far as (ace. or abl.); except, but, save (ace.) ; 
 all the way or time from (abl.); in, at, 
 on (loc). 
 
 2^T excl., esp. of sudden remembrance. 
 
 "^loRX; m. scatterer, dispenser, giver; heap, 
 plenty, abundance; mine. 
 
 ^TcRnJ (o- ) & "^ToR^*^ adv. up to the ear. 
 
 '^TcRW«T n- listening, hearing; news. 
 
 ^T^^t"^^* °^rnT. PP- "^T^fif^fT listen, hear, 
 understand. — "^Xf & '^^^ = S. 
 
 ■^oR"^ m. drawing towards one's self. 
 
 also bending (a bow). 
 l"^ch^ m. ornament. 
 2^T^^ (o— )=seq. 
 ■^Jcfi^'^ & o^T«fT'^ adv. to the end of the 
 
 world. 
 ■^TcRTW a. desiring, wanting (esp. a word to 
 
 complete the sense); f. ^ wish, desire, 
 
 want (of a word to complete the sense). 
 1"^T«RTT ™- form, shape, figure; abstr. ^7{1 i- 
 2"^T«fiT^ m. the sound "^T- 
 "^cfilX^^nT a. shaped, embodied; well-formed, 
 
 shapely. 
 '^TcRTft<T a. having the shape of (— °)- 
 "^JcRT^^ adv. until the same hour (of the 
 
 next day). ^ 
 
 4* 
 
l^T^Tf^^ 
 
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 l"^T^Tf^^, f. -^T & t ^- ^^sting until the 
 
 same hour (of the next day). 
 2^T«fiTf^oR5 f- ^ unseasonable. 
 ^Tcjfnt ^' "• ^^^® ^^ open space, sky; esp. 
 
 the atmosphere or sky as the fifth element. 
 
 o^ behind the scene or into the air (d.). 
 '^TcRT^T&°^fT'l"^ov'^g through the sky; 
 
 m. bird. 
 "^TcfiT^^TT II' moving through the sky. 
 "^TcRlir^r^l. "• ^liG aerial path. 
 ■^7cfi7'5[^^if n. lying in the open air. 
 "^IcfiT^^^Tft'l, ni- wanderer in the sky.* 
 "^TcRT^^ m. ruler of the atmosphere. 
 "^fcjjT^^ n. want of anything, poverty. 
 ^T^'=[ (prep.) from (abl.). 
 '^TSRI'W a. scattered, spread; filled with, sur- 
 rounded by (instr. or — o). 
 ^mf^ff a. contracted, crooked, curled. 
 ^T^fZ^ a. slightly curved. 
 TSfjgi^ a. confounded , confused , agitated, 
 
 anxious; overburdened with, full of (instr, 
 
 or — o). 
 "^7^^^ , o^srf^ confound, confuse, trouble. 
 
 pp. "^Tgjf^rl confounded, bewildered, ob- 
 scured by ( — o). 
 "^T«Rf% ni. N. of an Asura priest. 
 "^T^# ^=^T^^R^; **^ become or be 
 
 perplexed. 
 "^T"5^"'^'Tr'T a. confused, agitated, frightened.* 
 ^T^ff n., "^ToRfW f- intention, purpose. 
 ^T«Bm f* constituent part; shape, form (poss. 
 
 ®^«Tf t)? beauty. 
 "^T«fifE f- drawing near, attraction. 
 ^i^ (loc. adv.) near, hither. 
 "^j^efi^ a. a little squinting or looking aside ; 
 
 o"?!;^!^ a. having such eyes. 
 "^Tcfirnr^ "• inexpertness, want of skill. 
 "^Isff^ ^' cry, call; friend, protector, esp. 
 
 the neighbour of a (king's) neighbour. 
 ^^^^ m., of^rT n. crying, calling. 
 ^T"^Tr m. approach, attack. 
 "^TsffTW ^- approaching; n.= prec. 
 ^T^T«rT »• taken, seized; overcome, ruled by 
 
 (instr. or — «). 
 "^Tsfnf% f. ascending, rising. 
 "^Ts^^ ni- "• play-ground, garden. 
 
 ^T'^rS a. being reviled. 
 
 "^T%Tir ^^' crying out, scolding, reviling. 
 
 ■^Tf^^ a. relating to the dice, won or lost 
 at dice. 
 
 ■^Tf^F ^- ^^^ struck, touched. 
 
 ^Tf^fF^T f. song of approach (d.). 
 
 "^T^Xf m. throwing up, tossing, drawing to 
 one's self, attraction; applying, laying on; 
 casting off", removing, giving up; hint, 
 allusion; objection; abase, injury. 
 
 "^T^tflTf n. tossing, impelling; abuse, objection. 
 
 ^^^q^^oR n. = ■^TWrtf^ 
 
 ^X^lJ^^«f n. tossing to and fro. 
 
 ■^T^'pT't. ^' drawing away; oTjft "ftff^" f. the 
 power of flying into the air. 
 
 ^'T'^'m'^''T f. a kind of comparison. 
 
 ^TO"^^ ^^- E' of Indra (lit. breaker, de- 
 stroyer). 
 
 ^T^ m. mole, mouse. 
 
 ^T?3f^"f^ m. a mole-hill. 
 
 ^rr%<r kj* chase. 
 
 ■^TT^Tf- appellation, name; instr. with name; 
 adj. — ^o called, named. 
 
 "^T^TfT n- finite verb (g.). 
 
 ^T^TgcRTT a. wishing to tell. 
 
 '^T^STTcT ni. relater, speaker. 
 
 "^T^T^ n. telling, relating; tale, legend. 
 
 '^l^l'fofi n. a short tale ; f. f^ N. of a metre. 
 
 "^T^T'ff^"^ m. knower of (ancient) tales. 
 
 "^T^Tf^*(. a. telling, relating ( — o). 
 
 ^T^^ a. to be told or related. 
 
 ^T^(T a. come, arrived (ace, loc. or — o), 
 
 returned (± ^^If), sprung or descended 
 
 from (abl.), happened, occurred (gen.); 
 
 fallen into, having met with (ace), m. 
 
 guest. 
 ^TTfrf f- coming, arrival, return. 
 ^TTfVfl a. clasped, held fast. 
 "^TT«rr«SI n. veniendum. 
 ^T1«3 a. coming, arriving; m. new-comer, 
 
 guest. 
 "^rpiigcR a. & m. the same (abstr. OffJ*). 
 "^^IT^ a. venturus. 
 
 ^TIT a. coming to, approaching, being 
 added, m. approach, arrival, going to ( — o); 
 
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 ^TW 
 
 pi. Agasti's 
 
 course (of a river), appearance, origin; 
 income, revenue, possession, title; knowl- 
 edge, science, doctrine; augment (g.). 
 
 "^TT'R^ n. coming, arrival, appearance. 
 
 ^T1T^«fr a. approaching sexually. 
 
 ■^ifJTTmf^'l^ a. coming and going. 
 
 "^T'^rf'T*!^ a. augmented (g.). 
 
 "^T^t^nh? (°— ) from birth." 
 
 '?R71<^ n. offence, injury, sin. 
 
 "^T^fl^tST a. relating to Agasti 
 descendants. 
 
 '^TTTf'll^ a. coming, future. 
 
 "^TfT'^cR a. coming, wont to come to (ace). 
 
 "^T^T^ n. room, dwelling, house. 
 
 "^niry f* acclamation (r.). 
 
 ■^f^off, f. "1^ belonging to fire or to the fire- 
 sacrifice. 
 
 ■^T'lrt^ a.belonging to the AgnTdh. m.=:"^nSf^V ; 
 n. the place for or the function of the A. 
 
 "^T^"^^ being within the Agnldhra (v. 
 prec. n.); m. the fire therein. 
 
 "^T^^, f. '1;^ relating to fire or Agni, fiery. 
 
 '^T'GRl^ m- firstling (a cert. Soma-libation); 
 f. t^ & n. oblation of firstlings or first- 
 fruits. 
 
 ■^^^T![oR n. (& adj. — o) = prec. n. 
 
 ■^T^lT"^Wl" ^' ^ cert, day of full moon. 
 
 ■^T^^"^?^ adv. growlingly. 
 
 ■^T^TTZ ni' & "^TVlfi "i- or f. cymbal, rattle 
 (cf. seq.). 
 
 "^T^Trf m. striking, killing, blow; slaughter- 
 house, place of execution. 
 
 "^T^ftr & t'^TT^Wt^^ a. glowing, hot. 
 
 ^T^T^TJfX f. calling, proclaiming. 
 
 "^if^T^? f. f^ relating to or descending 
 from the Aiigiras. 
 
 "^T^TSf m. n. praise, hymn. 
 
 "^T^^»T n. rinsing the mouth or sipping 
 water; the water used for rinsing the 
 mouth (also f. ^. 
 
 "^T^TW n- approach, arrival ; conduct, behav- 
 iour; cart, carriage. 
 
 "^T^fTf? "• arrival, conduct, custom, custom- 
 ary proceeding, usage, way. 
 
 "^T^fTff^ a. to be done; n. impers. (it is) 
 to be acted in. the usual way. 
 
 "^T^T»rf a. sipped (water); rinsed or having 
 
 rinsed (the mouth). 
 "^T^TT ni. the water or foam of boiled rice. 
 ^T^TT!™- conduct, (good) behaviour; custom, 
 
 usage, ordinance, institute; abl. in «fT^. 
 "^T^T^«^ ^' of virtuous conduct. 
 "^T'^TT^'T a. defective in conduct. 
 ^^T^ m. teacher, spiritual guide (poss. 
 
 ®^«frj abstr. OffTff-, ^^t^O^ ^ cert, caste. 
 '^T^T^J«R n- office or art of teaching. 
 ^T^T^Tqj^if n. reverence for the teacher. 
 "^if^^l^T f« wish to express; a. o^. 
 ■^f^?^T%T^^T f- a kind of comparison. 
 "^if^fT a. heaped, accumulated; filled or 
 
 covered with (instr. or — ©). 
 ^T^W a. covered, clothed. 
 ^^T^ m. clothing, clothes. 
 ■^T^^^cfi a. concealing, covering. 
 '^T^T^'T n* covering, clothing. 
 "^T^lf^*^ a. concealing, hiding ( — <>). 
 ^rrf^W a. cut off, split, broken. 
 "^T^ a. coming from or belonging to goats; 
 
 n. E. of a cert, lunar mansion. 
 ■^T^sr^^ (o^) m. patr. from '^^ift"^. 
 "^T^lfrT f. birth, origin, existence. 
 ^T^T^ n., ^T^Tfsf f- the same. 
 ^ffM wi- 1- running or fighting match; race, 
 
 battle, combat; place for running, course, 
 '^Tf^^'^ n. front of battle. 
 "^T^lf^ ni- patron, from ^^TJcf. 
 ^TW^^ m., o^if I,., (of^^ f.*) livelihood, 
 
 subsistence. 
 ^T^f%flT«frT(; adv. through (lit. to the end 
 
 of) life. 
 "^T^^T^T a. sacrificed or worshipped with 
 
 sacrifices. 
 ^f^f^ f. order, command. 
 "^T^T f- the same. 
 
 "^T^T^T ™M t; f. servant; abstr. o^T;^ n. 
 '^T'^T'T n. perceiving, understanding. 
 ■^T'^T^l^ m. violation of a command, dis- 
 obedience. 
 '^■^THl^cRTfT'l '^' violating a command, 
 
 disobedient. 
 ^TW n- melted or clarified butter, also oil 
 
 and milk (used for religious purposes). 
 
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 ^I^Xf a. drinking melted butter; pi. a class 
 
 of Manes. 
 "^13^, "^T^^ItT tear, stretch. 
 ^7^rf n. ointment, esp. for the eyes. 
 "^T^if^f?^ a. smelling of ointment (v. prec). 
 ^TZftcfi a- belonging to a wood; n. wood- 
 man, forester. 
 ^IZT^ in- puffing up, pride, self-conceit. 
 t^T^^T ™* ^ ^^'"'^ ^^ drum, noise, sound, 
 
 bombast; the non-plus-ultra of ( — o). 
 ^fT^qj m. n. (adj. — <> f . fj ^ ^^^t. measure 
 
 of grain. 
 ^St a. opulent, wealthy; abstr. OffTt f« 
 T5fTfT[i ni- the pin of the axle-tree (also *^fTI!"). 
 ^TPD^ n* egg; m. du. the testicles; f. "?f a t. 
 "^rr<^ (abl. adv.) from this, afterwards, there- 
 upon, then, further, often correl. to ^^, 
 "^^T, ''Tf^ a"^ followed by ^[c|^. 
 "^TfT^ fw- pain, sorrow, anguish. 
 "^ri^«T n. rennet. 
 
 "^cTfT a. stretched out, spread, strung (bow), 
 
 turned to, hung on (loc); wide, long. 
 
 "^TfffTTt^i*^ & ^ffT'N^ a- having a stretched 
 
 bow; threatening, inimical. 
 "^TTff^ a. causing pain ; m. heat, sunshine. 
 ■^TrIXj"^n. a large umbrella used as a parasol. 
 "^TfTi^^TTW "• ^ parasol. 
 ^f ffT f. (instr. pi. also ^T%^) frame, border, 
 
 edge. 
 "^TrfT^ a. reddish. 
 
 ^SfTfit or "^T'tft f" ^ kind of water-bird. 
 "^ifTI^^j f. ■!;; hospitable; f. "|^ & n. hospi- 
 tality. 
 ■^Tf??^ a. = prec. a.; n. hospitality, (hos- 
 pitable) reception. 
 "^Tf^^cRT n- excess, superfluity. 
 "^TH% (dat. inf.) to procure or bestow. 
 ■^Tg*^ a. diseased, sick, suffering from ( — <>). 
 ■^tT ^- seized, assumed, taken. o_ having 
 
 taken or having been robbed of. 
 ■^TtIT'^ a- hurt, insulted (lit. whose smell or 
 
 breath is taken away). 
 ^TtI^TIS" a^. having taken or lifted the sceptre. 
 "^TtIV'^'I. a. having taken or grasped a bow. 
 "^TtI"5(^ a. having taken a weapon, armed. 
 ^T^(-°)=^TaT^- 
 
 ^lai^, f. ISTTf^^ (— •*) having the nature 
 of, consisting of, -like. 
 
 ^1(41 eh d a. done by or against one's self. 
 
 '^TcJT'Ifl a. being connected with or contained 
 in one's self; n. adv. to one's self, i.e. 
 aside (d.). 
 
 ^TtJITfTf f- one's own way, course, power; 
 instr. by one's own act or means. 
 
 "^T^f^«rTT f. meditation on the soul. 
 
 ^T^^^^T'T^lf^*'! ^' following one's own 
 will, wilful, wayward.* 
 
 ^"rar^ a. born of one's self; m. son, f. "^T 
 daughter. 
 
 '^T'31^ a. knowing one's self or the all-soul. 
 
 '^'raT^T'T n. self-knowledge; knowledge of 
 the all-soul. 
 
 ^T^rfT f , 0(^ n. abstr. to ^"rapl.- 
 
 ■^(JT^^ a. like one's self. 
 
 "^T(3TfT'3" a. satisfied with one's self. 
 
 ^T^TSTTI 111- suicide (lit. leaving one's self). 
 
 ^TSTt^TTfT'i;^ a. suicide (lit. who leaves him- 
 self). 
 
 ^T^Tf n. gift of self. 
 
 ^7gJ«^ m. breath, life, spirit, soul; the su- 
 preme spirit or all-soul; nature, character; 
 self, one's self (as refl. pron.). Often 
 o— one's own ; — « = ^j(jfefj. Instr. w. an 
 ordin. number v. seq. 
 
 ^T^«nrTcfl^a. (made) the third by one's self; 
 being one's self the third with two others. 
 
 ^T^^l?^ n- the middle (lit. self-) form of 
 the verb. 
 
 ^T^^^irf^ & ^T^fNi'lL a. having a soul, 
 animated. 
 
 ^T^ir^T'T n. =. ^T^T^- 
 
 ^T^H^ a. shining by one's self, self-illumin- 
 ated. 
 
 ^T(JTTnf^T f. self-applause. 
 
 ^1(44 <m^ a. knowing the all-soul; m. knowl- 
 edge of the all-soul, T. of a philos. work. 
 
 l^lSff^^ m- the existence or being of one's 
 
 self. 
 2^^W^ a. existing of one's self. 
 ^T^WT^ ni. the being or nature of one's 
 self, one's own personality; «7^ a. re- 
 maining in one's own nature. 
 
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 ^Tf^^ir 
 
 "^T(?W a. self-existent (E. of sev. gods). 
 
 ^|(4|4J(T a* being (another's) self, entirely 
 devoted. 
 
 ^T(4| i{ iflfi^ a, sacrificing (for) one's self. 
 
 "^(Jl^TT HI* union with the all-soul. 
 
 ^T^Tf^ ^' -^^^PPy ^" one's self. 
 
 ^TW^T^T 111- one's own gain or advantage. 
 
 ^T(ir^f(^ adv. as one's self. 
 
 ^TW^TfT f« self-control. 
 
 "^^^V m., **^^T f. suicide, 
 
 ^ I rM^«f! a. having a soul, animated; self- 
 possessed, wise, virtuous. 
 
 "^T^T^IT & °^W a* depending on one's self. 
 
 "^TWf^"^'^ "^- sale of one's self. 
 
 ^T(J|fH^ a. knowing the supreme spirit. 
 
 ^T<jrf^^T f- knowledge of the supreme spirit. 
 
 '^T^rf^rf'nT^ in- subduing of one's self. 
 
 ^T^ST^RT^ n. the best of the soul. 
 
 ■^TW^flcfi" f- highest perfection of the soul. 
 
 "^TcJT^^ a. staying with or confined to one's 
 own person. 
 
 "^^^B%^ m- personal risk. 
 
 ^TW^nr a. like one's self, abstr. o^jj f. 
 
 ^T^ar^H^ m., ^55rr f. = ^T(iTw, •'^t. 
 
 "^rrW^HTf^fT a. self-conceited. 
 
 "^ I cH ^TcSR" make one's own, acquire. 
 
 "^Tcfl^^ m- self-praise. 
 
 ^13I^«V ^' l^i^^^^g tbe soul or one's self. - 
 
 "^TWf^cT a. good for one's self. 
 
 ^IWT'ft'W a. not considering one's self, dis- 
 interested. 
 
 ^TWr^^T ^^' concealment of one's self. 
 
 ^'rarr^^T <«fi & **fT^ a. concealing or making 
 away with one's own self. 
 
 "^TWT^^ & ®^ adv. for one's own sake. 
 
 "^T^t^ a. one's own. 
 
 "^^T"^Wtft«l. a. living by one's own self 
 (i.e. by labour). 
 
 ^TWr^'^T n« likeness or analogy to one's 
 own self. 
 
 "^TWf^cfi: f" "1^ continual, uninterrupted, in- 
 finite, absolute. 
 
 "^TWf^T^? f.t^ connected with danger, pressing, 
 urgent. 
 
 ^f^"^ m., ''5[ f. descendant of Atri; f. also 
 a woman in her courses. 
 
 ■=?JT^^, f. "I" belonging to Atharvau; m. de- 
 scendant of A. or the Atharvaveda. 
 
 ^T<^^ a. reaching up to the mouth. 
 
 ^T^X ^' consideration of, respect to, care 
 about (loc. or — o); reverence, honour. 
 Instr.&abl. respectfully, carefully, eagerly. 
 
 ■^TTf^T a. crushing. 
 
 ■^i^lf m. looking-glass, mirror; reflected 
 image; illustration, copy, commentary. 
 
 ■^^TfT m- recipient. 
 
 '^^T'T «• taking, seizing, acceptance. 
 
 ^T^«!f»T(?r a. who always takes. 
 
 -^((^iq (gei'O having taken, i.e. with (ace). 
 
 ^?5rr"fe ni. commencement, beginning, firstling; 
 loc. "^T^ in the beginning, first. Often 
 adj. — o (also "^f^cR) beginning with, 
 and so on. Abstr. "^f^^ & ^Tf^cRt^ n. 
 
 ■'^rrf^oRff m. the (first) creator. 
 
 ^Tfc^JJil. m. the first father (Brahman). 
 
 ^ifc^jt^ a. anointed or smeared with ( — «). 
 
 ^if^fT^ adv. from the beginning, from the 
 first. 
 
 "^SrrfV^^ "!• son of Aditi. 
 
 l^f^W "1- belonging to or coming from 
 Aditi. m. = prec. , esp. Stirya or the sun; 
 pi. the (highest) gods. 
 
 '^^Tf^c^i a. belonging to the Adityas or the 
 sun. 
 
 "^rrf^^lcT a. being in the sun. 
 
 ■^ifet?!^^ ni. du. sun and moon. 
 
 ^Tf^??TTX|^^ n- the orb of the sun. 
 
 ■^if^GSI'^cJ^ adv. like the sun. 
 
 ^T'fe'^T'^^^ a. having the splendour of the 
 sun. 
 
 ^T'feW^'^ a. having the colour of the sun. 
 
 ^Tf^c^r^^RTlT a. sun-like. 
 
 "^ift^ a. wishing to take or have. 
 
 ■^if^^^ ni. first god (Brahma, Visnu, or 
 giva). 
 
 ^f^[it;^ a. eating. 
 
 ^T"fe"^^"^ or **17^^ m- the first male or pri- 
 meval spirit, E. of Visnu. 
 
 ^if^fT a. being the Qrst of (gen.). 
 
 ^f^ a. first. 
 
 "^if^f ^ n. the first cause. 
 
 ■^ifr^ll m. primeval race. 
 
^Tf^'l 
 
 G2 
 
 ■^f^"'^ i' aiming a(, design ; dat. (as inf.) to 
 aim at, to hit. 
 
 "^Tf^^ n- instruction, order, command; m. 
 a sort of treaty or alliance. 
 
 ^rrf^f5«l, a. having received instruction; 
 a novice. 
 
 "^T^K ^' fl^Hiing? glowing, brilliant. 
 
 '^I^rl a. respectful, zealous, intent upon (loc.) ; 
 esteemed, honoured. 
 
 "^l^"^ a. to be taken or employed. 
 
 ^T^<^*f n- gambling-place. 
 
 ^1^^ m. account, information, prophecy; 
 instruction, precept, rule, command ; sub- 
 stitute (g.). 
 
 ■^^f^ij;^ a. imparting, ordering ( — «). 
 
 l"^!^ a. eatable, n. food. 
 
 2^T^ a. first, preceding, primitive, extraor- 
 dinary ^ excellent; n. beginning, o — = 
 
 '^T^'fr n. beginning and end ; a. beginning 
 and ending with ( — o). 
 
 ^rr^«ff^«fT^ a. having beginning and end. 
 
 '^T^T'^ a. each preceding (opp. X(l^T5f?[;). 
 
 "^T^^T a. voracious. 
 
 ■^5rnif^«T n. mortgage. 
 
 "^TV^^ n. state of being indebted. 
 
 "^T^"^ m. stirrer or a stirred mass, mixture. 
 
 "^^^^ft^ m. a vessel for shaking and 
 cleansing the Soma. 
 
 ^T^T^ m. = ^7^Tflrr+ giver, imparter, 
 teacher. 
 
 ^T^T'T n- placing, adding, causing, produ- 
 cing; depositing, deposit, pledge; recep- 
 tacle, enclosure ; also = '^I^T^T'T & 1*JT- 
 ^T^ q.v. 
 
 ^TVTT ^' support, basis (1. &f.) ; receptacle, 
 canal; (g.) province, sphere (of an action). 
 
 l"^fy m. receptacle, foundation ; base (fig.) ; 
 deposit, pledge, earnest-money. 
 
 S'^ITfy" m- (mostly pi.) thought, care, woe, 
 sorrow. 
 
 '^Tftr^TfW^ i«- judge. 
 
 ^Tf^"^ n. excess, abundance, high degree, 
 superiority. 
 
 ^Tf^^^rf& o^f^cR a. referring to the gods. 
 
 ^Tf^"^W n- supremacy. 
 
 ^if^Tf^ ^- Patr. from ^f^"^^. 
 
 "^TfVTT^ n- sovereignty. J 
 
 ^f^%«T m- stealer of a pledge. 
 
 ^VY f. thought, care. 
 
 ^T^'?! ^' thought of; n. object, purpose, 
 hope. 
 
 ^T'41'f^ f. reflection, intention. 
 
 "^fpirf%cR a. new, recent. 
 
 ■^T^Tfl a. shaken, vexed, tormented. 
 
 ^7\fq (dat. inf.) to attack or defy. 
 
 "^J^'^a.to be set, placed, deposited, granted; 
 being contained, situated. 
 
 ■^T^JTTrf a. inflated, puffed up by (~°). 
 
 ^RTWTf^TcR (f- t^ ^ "^T) referring to the self 
 or the supreme soul. ^ 
 
 "^T^ ^' poor, destitute. 
 
 ^jy^t%«R a. being on a journey. 
 
 ^7"%^^^ a. belonging to theAdhvaryu priest; 
 n. the office of the A. 
 
 ^"%^^ a. veiled, covered. 
 
 '^X'i ^' mouth, face. 
 
 ^|«|eh m. a kind of drum. 
 
 ■^T«TrT a. bowed, bent (of a bow); bent in- 
 wards, hollowed, flat, level; bowing, stoop- 
 ing. 
 
 "^•TfTtl^Tl a. having the knots or joints 
 flatted; smooth, polished (arrow). 
 
 "^•if?! f' bowing; salute, submission. 
 
 ^H^ a. bound, tied, costive; overlaid or 
 covered with (instr.). 
 
 ^Jif«f n. mouth, face. 
 
 ^T'll^T' f-^ falling into the mouth of (gen.). 
 
 ^X«f«ff^ n. absence of interval, immediate 
 consequence or succession. 
 
 nSTTiJ*^ a. infinite; n. infinity, immortality. 
 
 "^T*!"*^ ™- ("•) joy, pleasure, bliss. 
 
 ■^T^«^^ a. delightful. 
 
 ^T'T^^T^, f. t^ made up of joy, blissful. 
 Abstr. o^ n. 
 
 ^T^T'^f'SnT "• who gladdens. 
 
 '^T'ff^'^T a. delighted with (loc). 
 
 ^rrff^"*t a. joyful or gladdening. 
 
 ^T^^(^^ m. feast of joy. 
 
 ■^•I'^iT n. bringing towards, back, or about. 
 
 ^T'rf^rT n. roaring. 
 
 "^•T^ a. kind to men; human; m. foreigner. 
 
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 ^TXTT^R^ 
 
 ^T"TT^ rij. net; *f%y«l^ ni. fisherman. 
 
 "^T'R'fTr f« leading near. 
 
 ^T'^^ a. blackish. 
 
 ^jOT'^n., otj^f., oXT^ n. order, succession ; 
 
 instr. in due order, one after the other. 
 "^"J^Tf^cR (±^»T) m. follower, attendant. 
 'WT'3%^ m. the next neighbour but one. 
 i;fTg%T'?r "• natural order (of. "^^^TT)- 
 "^X«T"5Nr adv. coherently, uninterruptedly. 
 "^TT^rf^oR a. connected, adherent. 
 'WT'T^n. state of not being indebted to (gen.); 
 
 abstr. OfTT f. 
 "^"PT^-Ff n- mildness, kindness. 
 as^T^lf^ a. mild, kind; n. r=prec. 
 ■55rf%^ m., o^ f. bringer. 
 "^1«^f'^ a. interior, inner; o^ a. knowing the 
 
 inner state or the heart. 
 ^TnTfT"^ ^^ ^TT^TNj f- "1^ aerial, celestial. 
 ^j«^ n. sgl. & pi. the bowels, entrails. 
 "^T*^ n. blindness. 
 "^T^^ff^, f- t daily. 
 ^T^f^^ (±t%^T) f. logic. 
 
 ^T^, ^imfTT (^g%), pp. ^TF (qv ) 
 
 obtain, reach, overtake, meet with, find; 
 acquire, win, get, beget; pervade, occupy; 
 befall, betide. P. become filled. C. '^HiEI- 
 fjf cause to reach or attain , bring to, 
 let a person (ace.) have or feel a thing (ace). 
 D. f^f?T, o% (qv.) - ^^ attain. ^^tRt 
 reach to, attain; C. accomplish, "^"^reach, 
 get at, meet, acquire, obtain, incur. 
 ^77^ the same, tlfx] reach, acquire, make 
 up, finish. IT reach, arrive at, come upon 
 (ace); obtain, win, get, catch, incur; 
 befall, betide, exist, be; result or follow 
 from a rule (also P.). C. cause to arrive 
 at, bring to (2 ace. or dat. of pers. & ace. 
 of th.); announce, bring before the court 
 (j.), obtain, get. ^^TT reach, attain, meet, 
 follow, imitate; come, arrive. ^nFTwHf reach, 
 attain, arrive. ^If reach, arrive at, come 
 upon, obtain, win, catch. "^•f^Tj = ^^ifU. 
 f^ pervade, occupy, reach up to ("^T)- 
 ;^J^ reach, obtain, get, win; finish, 
 accomplish. C. cause to reach or attain ; 
 achieve, finish, conclude, tff'^?'^ P. be 
 
 comprehended in , belong to (loc). — 
 Gf. ^^TTT, l-^TT^T^, xrf^^mH. ^'^F, 
 
 ^ffT"'7TT f' river, stream. 
 ^T"W ^^' market; merchandise. 
 "^mWW m. rule for times of need. 
 '^T'^rf^ f- occurrence of, entering or changing 
 
 into ( — o); also = '^T"^5- 
 ^T^^ a. being on the road. 
 "^T"^^ m. traveller. 
 ^ftj^ f. accident, misfortune, distress. 
 ^ipcf'^cf a. fallen into misfortune, unhappy. 
 ^T''^^'^ ^' law for times of need. 
 "^'T^I%^ a. to be obtained. 
 ^ftf^ a. having got or come to (^- — or — °); 
 
 unfortunate, unhappy. 
 ^T^TW^iTr f- having got a (new) being, i.e. 
 
 pregnant. 
 I'^'R^ n. religious work. 
 2t'^T^^ n. water. 
 iWr^^^ ^- N. of a sage. 
 S^tJ"^!^, f. t[ coming from Apastamba. 
 "^TmZ^ a. reddish. 
 
 "^TMIU^ a. palish, yellowish; abstr. ocTT f- 
 ^TMIU^T ^- t^^ same. 
 ^"RTrf m. rushing on, onset, entering into 
 
 ( — o); sudden event. <> — or Offg; adv. 
 
 immediately, at first sight. 
 I'^TTT't a. reaching, obtaining; successful. 
 2^^in"«f n. drinking-party, banquet. 
 ^"imfW adv. up to the heels. 
 ^jfq m. friend, ally; abstr. "^TftW "• 
 ^1""^^ "1. pressure, squeeze (also ©"if n.); 
 
 crown, garland (lit. head-presser). 
 
 I'^T^ftff a. yellowish. 
 
 2'^IMlfI a. turgid, swelled, full. 
 
 tJJTtJV«T a. = prec. ; n. udder. 
 
 'gjfj'^T'W a. filling; n. as subst. 
 
 ^jqilj a. filled with (instr. or — <>), full. 
 
 ■^T'^^cl^TS^^ a. having a full round (of the 
 moon and the face). 
 
 "^TjoR adv. in contact with, upon (gen.). 
 
 "^Xtr^TT a. to be saluted or revered; praise- 
 worthy. 
 
 "^fqXTf^ a. consisfing of water. - 
 
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 ^5n"?r *>• got, begot, attained, accomplished, 
 
 complete, abundant, apt, fit, able, true, 
 
 intimate; m. friend. 
 ^T'H*fiTr<«t ^' acting properly or faithfully, 
 
 i.e. trustworthy. 
 "^T'F^f^W a. abounding in fees. 
 "^T"H^^ m. acquaintance (concr.). 
 "^TTT^T^ a. trustworthy (lit. whose word is 
 
 true). 
 ^TTH f- reaching, meeting, gain, acquisition. 
 "^T^Sr ra* E. of sev. gods. 
 l^TZf a. watery, aquatic; n. a lunar mansion. 
 2^1"^ a. to be got or acquired. 
 3^T"'2I n. friendship, alliance. 
 "^TOT'^T^ n. filling, satiating (also o»fTt f.)? 
 
 strengthening, satisfying. 
 
 "^Tlt a. active, busy. 
 
 *^TUM<i*i adv. up to the feet. 
 
 ^Tlff^^T a. reaching to the feet. 
 
 '^jift' f. pi. N. of cert, invocations. 
 
 "^TlJ^ a- glad, merry. 
 
 ^T^^ m., ^T^^^ n., & *^^T^ m. bath, 
 
 bathing. 
 ^T^ff a. bathed, wetted, sprinkled, covered 
 
 or filled with, rich in (instr. or — o). 
 "^T^'S a. a little scorched or singed. 
 ^TX^T^ a. bound, joined, fixed; caused, got, 
 
 manifested (esp. °— ). 
 <4||q|9(| m. tie or bond. 
 "^^X^i m. attack; trouble, pain, sorrow 
 
 (also f. ^). 
 ^fg"^ m. honourable man.* 
 ^Tf^eR a. annual, yearly; — o of —years. 
 ^THW a. partaking of (loc). 
 ^T^^ m. partner of (loc). 
 "^T'TTW "• ornament, decoration. 
 "^THTW^T^f n. place for ornament (on the 
 
 body).^ 
 
 ^JJ^T f- splendour, light; likeness, a. — © 
 
 resembling, like. 
 "^TWrT a. shining, bright, appeared, manifest. 
 ^"WW ™, splendour, light; appearance, 
 
 phantom. 
 "^Tf*!^fft f-j **WTW n- noble birth, generosity. 
 "^f*!^^ n. direction towards (gen., ace. 
 
 or — o), intention to ( — 0); oefj^^ n. calling 
 
 hither. 
 ■^Tf*l^ & <>^fiT^ (f. k) relating to the 
 
 inauguration of a king. 
 "^T^'^'IS" n. frequent repetition (g.). 
 "^TH^T ^' ^- ^^ ^ people & a caste. 
 ^T^ a. empty, stingy. 
 ^^m( a. bent, curved. 
 
 "^^ a. present, helpful, ready; ra. assistant. 
 ^T^fTf f. power, might. 
 ^T^fqrigf a. to be honoured or obeyed. 
 "^T^fT a. procured, got, caused, filled with 
 
 £-•)• 
 
 "^filX'T in- curve, circuit, extension, fullness, 
 
 amplitude, abundance. 
 '^T^R'^ m., of^ f. food, enjoyment. 
 "^Tp^nT"^ a. interior, inner. 
 "^?^ excl. of recollection or assent. 
 ^TT^ a. rav^. 
 
 '^IJWf a. quite immersed in (loc). 
 ■^X?fif n. benevolence, kindness. 
 "^STTf*!^ a. benevolent, kind. 
 "^T^«^^ n. addressing, calling to; greeting, 
 
 taking leave; invitation, consultation. 
 '^TT«tW«R °- invitation.'' 
 -^j^f^^ n. addressing, the vocative case. 
 "^TT^ a. somewhat deep or hollow (of a 
 
 sound). 
 "^^trr"^ n. a raw vessel, i.e. a vessel of un- 
 
 burnt clay. 
 f'^^'^j m. hurt, disease. 
 "^^"mf^'T, a. sick, esp. dyspeptic; abstr. 
 
 of^^t n. 
 ^T^T^'^ adv. until death. 
 ^T^T^T^ & ®Wrnrr^ a. lasting till death. 
 ^T'R^ in. crushing, squeezing; ^f^^^ adj. 
 "^TT^ m. touch. 
 ^T^^«R ni-5 t^ f- the Myrobalan tree; n. its 
 
 fruit. 
 ^T"jfTT a. eating raw flesh. 
 ^T^T^T^ a. belonging to the new moon; 
 
 n. the new-moon oblation. 
 "^T'W'^T f- curds; poss. o^^«ff^. 
 ^Tf'T^ a. mixed, mingled. 
 ^Tf^flT"^ a. (readily) mixing. 
 ■^f^-q n. flesh; oXTTftl^ a. eating f. 
 
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 ^TTfer 
 
 ^ff^^ m. raw flesh. 
 
 -^-[Tf-^ a. put on or off, clothed in or with 
 
 (ace. or — o). 
 "^"frij & ^^fr n^'- destroyer. 
 ^firf^cR, f. t^ belonging to that place, b. 
 
 to the beyond or the other world. 
 "^jwigj^Trr ni' the descendant of such and 
 
 such, born from that race. 
 "^TT^ (o — ) & '^T^^^ «• ff'oni the first 
 
 (lit. the root). 
 "^TT^ a. touched, seized, occupied. 
 "^f^'SfcRT ^' ^^ unburnt brick. 
 '^T^TZ'T n- cracking, breaking. 
 "^T%T'^ »• gladdening; m. joy, fragrance. 
 "^iWrf^ & ""f^^ a. fragrant. 
 ^^ll^fTT*!^ a. having quoted (loc). 
 ■^T"^^ m. tradition, sacred text, legend. 
 "^T'^T^'iT ^- honouring the sacred tradition. 
 ■^713" m. the mango tree ; n. its fruit. 
 ■g5fT%'^ m. repetition. 
 "^T^f^TT n. the same, reduplication (g.). 
 "^T^T'T a. (somewhat) faded. 
 ^T^ m. approach ; income, revenue. 
 "^T'^rf^^ °"ftl«l^, & ®^ a. procuring (by sacri- 
 fices). 
 "^T^rf a. extended, long; turned towards, 
 
 put on (arrow); n. & instr. f. OfT^T adv. 
 
 directly, forthwith. 
 ^T"^fT«I n. foot-hold, support, seat, object 
 
 of ( — o); tire-place, sanctuary; barn. 
 "^T^fT^l^T a. having long eyes. 
 ^T^STfTTW, f. I; the same. 
 "^l^rfTT f- extension, length; sequel, future; 
 
 expectation, hope; offspring, son. 
 "^T'^f^^T a. faithful (lit. bearing the future). 
 ^^rnq^'^W a. having long eyes. 
 ^X^tT a. striving, active, ready; being in 
 
 (loc. or ace); resting, based, dependent 
 
 on (loc, gen., or — «); abstr. OfTTt f^ 
 
 o^t n. 
 ■^T^^f^l, a. seeing i.e. enjoying an income. 
 "^T?I^75r m. dn. revenues and disbursements. 
 ^1^^ (f. o^ or ^T"^!^) of iron, metallic. 
 ■^T^fir f. =seq.; m. N. of a man. 
 »J^T'^*I n« coming, arrival. 
 "^T^T iM« stretching out, extension, length 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit -English Dictionary. 
 
 (poss.o^^ifT or°fiT«T^); stopping, restraint 
 
 (poss. ofrji^). 
 "^"^T^ m. effort, trouble, sorrow; p. ofifi^. 
 ^rr^^^, °^^RiT & ""^^ a. tiring, trying. 
 ^^^Tilf^ (& o^^, f. of^^T) causing pain.* 
 1^^ a. living, lively, active; m. living 
 
 creature, man, mankind. 
 2^^ m. the genius of life; n. life. 
 nSTT^IW a. yoked to (loc), intent upon*, 
 
 charged with (gen. or loc); m. (also Ocfi) 
 
 minister, agent. 
 '^X'^cf a. connected or endowed with ( — «). 
 "^^V "• weapon, vessel; adj. — « armed 
 
 with. 
 ^I^^)]c[^ a. bearing arms; m. warrior. 
 "^j'^^Tl^'n; n. armoury, arsenal. 
 
 ^T^ftr^, 'ssrr^N^ & ^^[^^ a. & m. 
 
 "^"raif^ m. the science of health; T. of a 
 
 book on medicine. 
 I'^rrg't^'Bf m. rest of life. 
 2'^5n^i%"^ a. having a rest of life, not yet 
 
 dead ; abstr. OffT f- 
 ^l^tc^TTC a. wishing for (a long) life. 
 ■^wcq-fff a. having life or vitality, healthy, 
 
 long-lived, old, lasting (for life). 
 "^T'^TW a. giving (long) life; n. vital power, 
 
 longevity. 
 ■^ 1^^ n. life, vitality, longevity; world 
 
 (= living creatures). 
 "^n%T1 ^' team or set (of draught-cattle); 
 
 ornament, decoration ; swarm of bees. 
 ^j^j^cf m. a cert, mixed caste. 
 ■^1%T^ ni. patron, of a Rishi. 
 "^T^VT "• war, battle, battle-field. 
 ^Sn%, ^"RfTT praise. 
 -iSfTX! m. n. ore, metal; n. sting, point, corner, 
 
 angle. 
 ^T'<chTc ^ adv. far from (abl.). 
 "^TTW a. reddish. 
 
 ^TT"^ 1^-' ^^^ ^' protection, guard. 
 ^TT"^^ m. watchman, guard. 
 
 ^TT^W (f. **#)' °f^^^ & ''f^^l (f- °^) 
 m. the same. 
 
 ^TTWt ^' bee. 
 
 "^T^ft s., Off n.noaring, sound. 
 
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^TT^ 
 
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 ^-^Ijf n. depth, abyss. 
 
 "^TT^ a. belonging to a forest, forest-born, 
 
 wild; m. a wild animal. 
 ^X'^T^jiJJ a. = prec. a.; m. forester, hermit; 
 
 n. a class of religious writings to be studied 
 
 in the forest. 
 
 "^TT^^^ ^' '•' ^^^^ animal. 
 
 •^TX^Sfe^ a. (having) begun. 
 
 "^TT[f^ f- undertaking. 
 
 n5fTT?^ gei'- beginning with, i.e. from , since 
 
 (ace, abl. or — o). 
 "^T"^^ m. undertaking, beginning, abstr.Off jf f. 
 "^"i^^TJI" n. getting hold of, seizing, concr. 
 
 support, handle. 
 ^T'W^f^ ^- delighting in undertakings; 
 
 abstr. OfTT f. 
 ■^JX]^ m. cry, howl, crash, sound. 
 "^TTftTfT a. crying; n. cry. 
 '^1\'\ f. awl, prick. 
 ^n"i^T<T[^ (abl. adv.) far, from afar, far from 
 
 (abl.); immediately, at once. 
 ^l^lTlT<t (abl. adv.) from afar, from a 
 
 distance. 
 ^TTT^ ^' homage. 
 ^TTT^iR a. propitiating, conciliating, gaining 
 
 over. n. the same as subst., also adoration, 
 
 homage. 
 ■^TTT^jrf^^ m. adorer. 
 ^JX^T^ a. to be made favourable, to be 
 
 won. 
 "^T^T'T m* pleasure, pleasure-garden. 
 ^TTT^ !»• cry, howl, sound; p. ^TTT'ft'i;- 
 ■^T^'^eR a. hurting (ace). 
 ^T^lf , ^T^% & "^T^^f^ a. breaking. 
 "^T^W & ■^T"'^tW m., '1^ f. descendant of 
 
 Aruna; f. "^T"^!^ also a red mare. 
 "^T^!^^ a. wishing to ascend or advance to 
 
 ^(acc). 
 ^T^^ a. mounted, ridden by ( — «), got, ob- 
 tained; act. (having) mounted, riding, 
 
 sitting or standing on (loc, ace. or — »); 
 
 come forth, risen; fallen into, got to (ace. 
 
 or — o). 
 ^T^t% f- mounting, rising (only — o). 
 "^1^ (loc. adv.) far, far from (abl.). 
 ^rfrTTSJ a. healthy; n. health. 
 
 ^jj^Jtl m. imposing, laying in or upon; sub- 
 stitution of, identification with (loc). 
 
 '^j^tlTU' n. the same ; the stringing of a bow. 
 
 ^TTT^Ufl^ a. to be caused to mount (loc), 
 to be strung (a bow), being substituted or 
 identified. 
 
 "^TTT'PTcr a. raised, elevated, strung (a bow); 
 placed or put upon, brought to (ace). 
 
 ^T^TW a. to be placed upon; to be strung; 
 being substituted or identified. 
 
 '^TTTf^nr a. angry, wrathful. 
 
 ■^f^T^ ^' mounted on ( — o), a rider; mount- 
 ing, rising, increase, eminence, heap, 
 mountain; a woman's hip. 
 
 ^TTT^W? f* ^a. mounting, ascending; n. the 
 same as subst., also vehicle, carriage, 
 staircase, ladder. 
 
 ^T^jf^i^ a. mounting; causing to rise, 
 bringing to ( — o). 
 
 ^^^ a. straight, honest: n. straightness, 
 rectitude. 
 
 "^T^fcR & ®oiS^ ni« a cert. Soma-vessel. 
 
 ^Tf? a. fallen into (mischief); afflicted, dis- 
 tressed, pained, troubled by ( — o)^ suffering, 
 sick, sore, unhappy; abstr. OfTTt f« 
 
 ^Jff^ a. seasonable, menstrual ; n. the men- 
 strual discharge. 
 
 ^Xfi^ f . mishap, disaster, sorrow, pain, woe; 
 
 p. o^«fr^t. 
 
 "^ifi^WT ^' remover of pain.* 
 
 "^T^ f. the end of the bow. 
 
 ^f^t^ n. office or service of the sacrificing 
 
 priest. 
 '^l^i f. ^ based upon advantage ; relating to 
 
 things (not words). 
 '^1'^ a. wet, moist, succulent, fresh, new, 
 
 soft, tender, f. IBT N- of a lunar mansion. 
 ■^f^xn^ a. having wet feet. 
 -^"^^n^ ™' wetness, humidity, softness. 
 "^T"^^^ & **cn^^ a. wearing wet clothes. 
 "^T^^irrf^ HI. a fire of fresh fuel. 
 "^TV'^W^R a. applicable to the shorter form 
 
 of the base (g.). 
 ^n'f^'R ™' a ploughman who gets half the 
 
 crop. 
 ^T^ (f. ^T & ^Tt) belonging to the faith- 
 
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 ^T^f%m 
 
 ful or loyal, to one's own race, i.e. Aryan, 
 noble, reverend, honourable, rn. (f. ^j) an 
 Aryan, a honourable man, esp. one of the 
 first three castes; also one's senior, i.e. 
 grandfather, great-grandfather, or elder 
 brother, f. "^j mother (also pi.) or wife 
 of the elder brother; voc. m. & f. often in 
 reverential address = your honour, f. "^J 
 also N. of a metre. 
 
 "^T^^ m- an honourable man; N. of a man, 
 pi. of a people. 
 
 ^T'^ReR^'t. ^- acting like an Aryan. 
 
 "^T^^cl^ a. of an Aryan or noble mind. 
 
 ^T^SfTcT a. born of an Aryan. 
 
 "^1"^^^ a. liked by decent people, respectable. 
 
 "^T^TfT f'j °(^ n. respectability. 
 
 ■^T^^IT ^- country inhabited by Aryans. 
 
 "^T^^ m. son of an Aryau or a gentleman 
 (often in respectful address, esp. of a wife 
 to her husband). 
 
 '^T'TRT^ a. chiefly inhabited by Aryans. 
 
 "^T'^i^Z in- N. of two astronomers. 
 
 ■^l^f^^ m. honourable etc. 
 
 "^T^'^W ^' E. of a lunar mansion. 
 
 ■^Th^^ a. having the form of an Aryan. 
 
 ^T^Srf^rf^«^ a. bearing the (external) marks 
 of an Aryan. 
 
 "^T'^ST^T^ a. speaking an Aryan language. 
 
 ^T'^f^^^'RfT^ m- honourable, learned, etc. 
 
 1'^T'^'^tT n- decent behaviour. 
 
 2^Tt5^tT a. behaving decently. 
 
 ■^T^T^f?r f« N. of a metre. 
 
 "^T^T^rTT f- honourable lady (lit. daughter 
 of an Aryan wife).* 
 
 "^T^^^ ^' the country of the Aryans 
 (between the Himalaya and Vindhya 
 mountains); pi. its inhabitants. 
 
 ^T"^, f. t^ belonging to or derived from the 
 Rishis, archaic, m. (±f^^T^) a cert, form 
 of marriage, n. holy text or Veda; sacred 
 origin. 
 
 "^TW a. belonging to a bull, a bull's. 
 
 ^T?N[ a. ="^T'^ a; n. sacred origin. 
 
 ^T'^^^TWW n* ^' of a Brahmana. 
 
 "^T"^^! a. wife married by the Arsha rite; 
 o^ m. her son. 
 
 "^TfS^W m. patron, of Rstisena. 
 
 ^T^ n. spawn, venomous matter (of animals). 
 
 "^T^^ a. (scarcely) visible. 
 
 HT^n^ a. clinging to ( — «). 
 
 "^T^^^T n. talk, conversation. 
 
 ^T^ftcT n. the same. 
 
 ^T^^^ n.=^T^?W^. 
 
 ■^T^5n^ a. hanging down; m. anything to 
 
 hang on, support (1. & f.). 
 "^T^^T n- leaning or depending on; also 
 
 = prec. m. 
 "^^IWff a. hanging down from (—<>); up- 
 held, supported, seized, taken hold on. 
 '^T^fl^'l^ ( — °) a. hanging from; leaning, 
 
 resting, depending on; supporting, main- 
 taining. 
 ^T'^W ^^' taking hold of, seizing, tearing off 
 
 (plants), killing (cf. seq.). 
 "^T^'WT n. touching, killing (of animals at 
 
 the sacrifice). 
 ^T^rf^'l^ a. touching (— o). 
 "^T^RT J^- (n-) dwelling, house. 
 "^T^T^T^ n. trench for water round the root 
 
 of a tree. 
 ■^T^^ n- sloth, idleness. 
 ■^T^^T !!• the post or rope, to or with which 
 
 an elephant is tied. 
 '^rn5FT1^''Jf >^ • the post to which an elephant 
 
 is tied." 
 "^T^T^ nfi' talk, conversation, singing (of 
 
 birds) ; poss. o^ttT^f & ofq^. 
 I'^lf^ or "^T^ f* female friend. 
 2^Tf^ or "^T^ f- lii^6 , row ; swarm (of 
 
 bees). 
 ^Tf^'Pir! a. painted. 
 ^Tf%^, o^fTT & o%, also o^f^fiT embrace. - 
 
 Kf^T embrace in return. :i5J{^=S. 
 ^Tf^T^'f n. an embrace. 
 "^T^^n.- licked, touched, smoothed, polished; 
 
 n. a cert, attitude in shooting. 
 "^T^l^ a. clinging to (ace), cowering, hid 
 
 in (-0). 
 "^T^ or ^T^ f. a small water -jar; n. raft, 
 
 float. 
 ^T^iT n. lacerating. 
 ^T^f^ a. gently touched. 
 
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 ^f^«f a. cut or plucked off. 
 ^T^Ri«f R' scratching, painting. 
 ^T^^ n- painting, picture. 
 ^T%^'FC^f"'5rf a. fixed on a picture, painted. 
 ^n%^ "^-5 ^•T "• smearing, ointment. 
 ^TH l«h m- sight, view, glance, aspect. 
 "^T^«B«T ^- looking, viewing; n. = prec. 
 ^T^JeR^^ & °^^ m. horizon (lit. path or 
 
 reach of sight). 
 ^T%ToRWT'f n. reach of sight. 
 ^T%l«fi«ft^ a. to be seen or considered, 
 
 visible; abstr. ©rfT f. 
 ^T^Tfti^ a. seeing, beholding (—<>). 
 ^T%T^'T n. seing, perceiving; considering, 
 
 reflecting (also oifj f.)- 
 ■^WT^^"^ <fc "^T%T'^ a- to be considered. 
 ^%TffcT a. reddish. 
 ■^J^ pron. St. of 1^* pers. du. 
 ^T^ f. proximity (opp. "q^^ci;). 
 ^X^nfoR & ofifTeR a. belonging to or coming 
 
 from the Avantis. 
 "^^•^ a. the same ; m. a cert, caste. 
 ■^f^Hif n. throwing or putting down, strewing, 
 
 scattering, inserting, capacity; (a]so=f.o"ift) 
 
 receptacle, vessel. 
 ^T^^ n. conception. 
 ^T^TW ^' covering, concealing; n. the same 
 
 as subst. + shutting, enclosing ; obstruction, 
 
 hindrance; cover, garment; bolt, lock; 
 
 guard, protection. 
 "^T^^«T n. conciliating, winning. 
 "^T^f^fT ^- bent, inclined, poured down, 
 
 offered, presented; propitiated, won over. 
 ^j^<f m. turning, winding; whirl, vortex 
 
 (lit. & fig-)) tuft of hair on the top of the 
 
 head or between the eyebrows. 
 ■^T"^*? a- turning round (tr. & intr.); n. 
 
 turn, return. 
 "^T^f^f & °^ f- row, range, series. 
 ■^T^f^rT & °f^r^ a. jumping, leaping. 
 "^j^^cR, f.l^ necessary, inevitable (n. &^^ f. 
 
 abstr.); OcR cR perform the necessities of 
 
 nature. 
 ^T^'^fTlf f« resting-place, night (as the time 
 
 for rest). 
 ^T"^^^ m. dwelling-place, habitation. 
 
 ^T^f a. bringing, causing (— o). 
 
 '^T^^^T "• bringing near. 
 
 ^T^T"^ ^' scattering, sowing, mixing, insert- 
 ing, adding; receptacle, vessel ; also =^^X- 
 ^T^ q.v. 
 
 *^T^"^«II ^' ^ kind of bracelet. 
 
 '^T^T'?^ m. guard, protection. 
 
 '^T^'ra m- dwelling, abode; p. of%i^. 
 
 ^T^T^ ni., o«T n. invitation. 
 
 "^Tf^ or ^T^ f- pain; pi. the pangs of child- 
 birth (adj. -o f. I5. 
 
 ^yf^cR a. sheep's, woolen; n. sheep's skin, 
 woolen cloth. 
 
 n|nftcR%jf^cR a. made of woolen thread. 
 
 ^Tf%^ a. perplexed, astounded. 
 
 ^Tft^ f. knowledge. 
 
 "^Tft^ a. thrown (arrow), pierced, broken; 
 wound, crooked. 
 
 "^Tt%^^ a. knowing. 
 
 ^tf^^T^ m., o^5f?f f. coming forth, appear- 
 ance, notoriety. 
 
 ^ff^^ a. turbid; disturbed by, covered or 
 mixed with ( — o). 
 
 ^jf^g^ , o"?rfH disturb, trouble. 
 
 ^UTf^^TW"-? °WTT '^* ri^anifestation, reve- 
 lation. 
 
 "^Tf^'5 a. entered (act. & pass.), inhabited, 
 filled, hit, pierced, seized, overwhelmed 
 with (instr. or — o). 
 
 '^if^t^fT a. covered or clothed with (instr. 
 or — o). 
 
 ^Tf%^ a. apparent, manifest. 
 
 ^T'N^ adv. openly, before the eyes. With 
 "^^ & V{ become visible, appear; w. efi 
 make visible, reveal, show. 
 
 *^Tf ^ m. father (d.).* 
 
 "^TRc^ f- turning, stopping, entering (dat. as 
 infin.); way, process, course, direction, 
 order, method ; (r.) performance, ceremony 
 (opp. the spoken word). 
 
 ■^T^fT a. covered , veiled , hidden , clothed, 
 surrounded, filled with (instr. or — <>), 
 fenced, locked; withheld, forbidden; cap- 
 tive, prisoner; m. a cert, mixed caste. 
 
 ^MtI a. turned round, towards, or sidewards, 
 
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 ^T^^rRm. 
 
 bent, inverted, averted from (abl.), re- 
 turned, repeated. 
 
 "'^fTTcrf^ f. turning, return, repetition, new 
 birth; course, way, direction. 
 
 ^7%?r m. hurry, haste, excitement. 
 
 "^T^ff «f "• communication, denunciation, 
 statement of a complaint. 
 
 t'^T^flT m. entrance, access; fit, wrath, anger. 
 
 ^T^^r^T n« workshop. 
 
 '^'T^'g' m., oif n. enclosure, embrace. 
 
 1"^T^ (f. -41141) sheep's, woolen. 
 
 2'^oSf ger. by granting. 
 
 ^T^^ f. a slight emotion {^'^'[ ofi feel — ). 
 
 "^T^jf^*!! a. shooting, striking; f. pi. (scil. 
 %«TT^) a gang of robbers. 
 
 "^T^^*I n. stump of a tree. 
 
 1"^T1T ^' acquiring (only — o). 
 
 2'^'ni "!• food. 
 
 '^'nrB'T n., -^lujtlT f. wish, desire, expecta- 
 tion, hope. 
 
 "^T"5IW«ft^ a. to be feared. 
 
 "^TIF^T f- fear, apprehension of (abl.) ; dis- 
 trust. — *>^^ n. the dart or thorn of fear.* 
 
 ^^^^^^ a. fearing, supposing ( — o). 
 
 "^7^^ ra. resting-place, couch, abode, retreat, 
 seat, esp. of feelings and thoughts, i.e. 
 heart, mind; intention, disposition 
 
 ■^Tlj"^ f- wish, expectation, hope. 
 
 "^T^^*! n. cutting up a killed animal. 
 
 I'SSrntT f- = "^T^^ (w- gen., loc, or — o). 
 
 2^^T f- space, region, quarter (of the sky). 
 
 "^TIIT^^T*! a. awaking hope. 
 
 "^TSJTfT*^ ni- (the thread of) hope. 
 
 "^TlITf^rf a. hopeful. 
 
 "^TIXT^T"^ ni- (the cord of) hope. 
 
 "^■n|T3?«ft"^T f- <iu. hope and expectation. 
 
 ■^T1[T^«^ ni. hopefulness (lit. the binding or 
 gathering of hope). 
 
 ITl^T^^ n- =2^Tlfr (lit. front of a region). 
 
 '^ITlirT^'rT^ a. hopeful. 
 
 '^T'STT^TO^ n. the sky as garment; ace. w. 
 ■^^ put on the garment of the sky, i.e. go 
 naked. 
 
 ^T"^T^ n. to be wished, desirable; n. wish, 
 desire. 
 
 ^Tfir s. eating. 
 
 "^Tfirf^rl a. tinkling; n. as subst. 
 "^ifllfT a. eaten, filled; n. food. 
 ^iftl'll a. eating (— o). 
 
 '^TflT'if ^- 3g^d- 
 
 T^lf^'^f. the milk mixed with the Soma-juice. 
 
 "^Tfll^ superl. to ^T"^- 
 
 l^Tftt^ f- P^^yer? wish, benediction. 
 
 2^Tfl[^ & *^T?n' f« a serpent's fang. 
 
 ^Tlft't a. = ^TftriT. 
 
 "^Hf^^^iTC com par. to "^^. 
 
 ^Tin^«TT & °^«Tr a. mixed with milk. 
 
 ^T^^^i^ n-, °^^ m- benediction, blessing. 
 
 lUTlft^T^Tf^fVT^^nT^ a. containing a word 
 of benediction. 
 
 ^T'lf^t^'^ J^- a venomous serpent. 
 
 "^T^f^^T"^^ a. resembling a venomous 
 serpent, poisoned (an arrow). 
 
 ^T'^i" a. swift; n. adv.; m. horse. 
 
 ^T'^^T^rT a. swiftly faded. 
 
 "^T"g^ a. swiftly going ; m. arrow. 
 
 ^T'^^^«T n. swiftly going, speed. 
 
 ^T^'Tci; & "^^^ adv. quickly. 
 
 •^f-ny-sj^fxjl' a. shining forth; m. fire. 
 
 ^T^fT a. little boiled. 
 
 ^T%T^ n. impurity (r.). 
 
 ^T"^^ a. strange, miraculous; n. wonder, 
 prodigy. 
 
 liT^f?rcT a. dripped (intr.). 
 
 ^T^T*T a. coagulated. 
 
 ■^jsgf^ m. hermitage; one of the (four) orders 
 of religious life (also ©tf;^ n.). 
 
 "^TPSTT^Tf^ET'l, m* inhabitant of a hermitage, 
 hermit, ascetic. 
 
 "^j^f^wf a. belonging to one of the orders 
 of religious life. 
 
 ^T^"^m. leaning, resting, depending on ( — »); 
 resting place, dwelling, seat, recipient or 
 subject (of any quality or action) ; refuge, 
 protection, aid, assistance; adj. — ° = seq. a. 
 
 '^ r ^aVUf, f-tl depending on, relating to ( — <>); 
 n. going to, seeking, choosing. 
 
 "^T^'^Wl"^ a- to be approached for protection. 
 
 "^ra^^Wff a. being the refuge, support, re- 
 cipient, or subject of (gen. or — «). 
 
 "^T'^f%Pl^ a. leaning on, attaching to ; dwelling 
 in (-0). 
 
^T^^ 
 
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 Tfjj^^ a. obedient; abstr. OffJ f. 
 
 "^T^TT^W n- call (r.). 
 
 ^Tf^nr a. leaning, hanging, depending on; 
 resorting, devoted, subject to (ace, gen., 
 loc, or — o), m. dependant, servant; clinging, 
 belonging, relating to (ace. or — °); come 
 to, having got, obtained, or taken to (ace. 
 or — o), dwelling, seating, standing, lying, 
 situate in or on (ace, loc. or — ©) ; visited, 
 approached, assisted, helped, reached, 
 entered, got, obtained, practised, chosen. 
 
 ^jf^Wger. resorting to, taking care of (ace), 
 often = because or for the sake of. 
 
 ^■^rl a. heard, audible, granted, promised; 
 n. calling, exhortation (r.). 
 
 ^gfTf f. reach of hearing. 
 
 t'^T^tSfTTu a. having ears to hear. 
 
 ^T^Xf m. embracer (a demon). 
 
 ^Tf^'5 a. hanging on, clinging to (loc. or 
 — o); embraced, encircled. 
 
 'gSfX'^Xf m. close contact, embrace, f. ^^%^T 
 sgl. & pi. N. of a lunar mansion. 
 
 ^X^ a. belonging to or coming from horses. 
 
 "^T^T^Tj f- f^ made of (the wood of) the holy 
 fig tree. 
 
 ^T^^^ m. =2-^Tfg«t m. 
 
 ■^T^^ a. having quick horses. 
 
 ^I^TOm. breathing anew, recovery, comfort, 
 confidence in (gen. or loc). 
 
 "^T^T"B^ n., oiTT f- consoling, encouraging, 
 refreshment, comfort. 
 
 ^'nST^'f^^ a. disposed to encouraging 
 another; abstr. OffT f.* 
 
 "^T^Tf%'^ a. reviving, cheering up. 
 
 I'^Tf^T, f- i[[ a. resembling riders. 
 
 2^Tf^«I a. belonging or consecrated to the 
 A^vins; m. a cert, mouth. 
 
 "^T'^TT^ ni. a cert, mouth. 
 
 '^T'g^ f. fire-place, hearth. 
 
 l^T^ excl. of joy or displeasure. 
 
 2^^, ^%(^Tf^, ^TirfTr, «>%, ^T^f7T,°%), 
 PP- "^TTftrcf (q-v.) & "^T^fN sit, seat one's 
 self on (loc); settle down, keep quiet, 
 rest, lie, dwell, stay, remain; continue, 
 keep on (w. nom of a pp., adj. or subst., 
 also adv. or ger.); belong to (gen.); be or 
 
 turn to (dat.) ; also trans, keep, perform, 
 celebrate. C. HffT^'^qf?! cause to sit down. - 
 ■^ffV sit or lie down upon (ace), inhabit, 
 enter, get into, undergo; preside, rule. 
 ■^•f sit near or round (ace), sit down 
 after another (ace); worship, celebrate. 
 ^^ sit apart, be indifferent or passive. 
 ^X^be seated, esp. sit near or round (ace); 
 surround, invest; expect, wait for or on, 
 honour, respect; partake of, enjoy, cele- 
 brate, perform, execute; get into, inhabit; 
 undergo, take pains, endeavour to (pp.); 
 keep on, continue (pp. or ger.). C. "^tTf- 
 ^^f?T cause to sit or to do homage.* 
 Xf^tlsit upon or around, surround; revere, 
 worship; partake of, enjoy. ^^JTCfbe seated ; 
 perform, execute; celebrate, revere, wait 
 upon, attend. "Cff?^ sit or assemble round 
 (ace), endeavour at (ace); keep quiet, i.e. 
 do nothing, ^f?^ sit (together), assemble 
 round (ace), hold a meeting; abide, dwell 
 in (loc); take to, exercise (ace); also^TT- 
 frf'^Hfl. be a match for, withstand. — Cf. 
 
 3^3SfT^ n. mouth, face; only abl. '^T^^ w. 
 "^T by word of mouth, in person; & 
 instr. "^T^T before one's eyes, near or 
 from near, openly. 
 
 l^T^ m. ashes, dust. 
 
 2^^ m. seat, proximity; abl. adv. (from) 
 near. 
 
 "^T'FrW a* suspended, hanging on; clinging, 
 attached, or used to; intent on (loc. or — o). 
 
 "^TOf^ f- adhering, clinging to, pursuit, de- 
 votion; as adv. coherently, entirely. 
 
 ^TO^ m.= prec f. 
 
 ^■Rf^ a. hanging on (—<>). 
 
 ^T^^«T n. hanging on, fastening; handle, 
 hook. 
 
 ^T^f^ 1' close connection, union. 
 
 ^T^^'l^ n. mouth, jaws. 
 
 ^T^«T or "^STf^rsT n. sitting, sitting down ; the 
 way of sitting (r.); sitting quiet, baiting; 
 seat, throne, high position. 
 
 ^^fW ^' being seated. 
 
 "^l^«TT^«fi II. du. seat and water. 
 
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 ^Tf^^ 
 
 ^T'^fW ^' set, put down, reached, got; come 
 to, neared, approached; proximate, near, 
 next, imminent, n. proximity. 
 
 "^T^W^T a- moving near (— «). 
 
 "^^^T?^^T f- near parturition or about to 
 lay eggs. 
 
 ^T^BTW^fH^ a. being near. 
 
 ^T^fM U^^ f^^T «fi^ adv. before the perfor- 
 mance of the Sapindikarana. 
 
 '^lijiil (instr. adv.) before one's eyes. 
 
 l^'RT"^ m. spirituous liquor, rum. 
 
 2^T^ m. excitement, impulse. 
 
 "^W^cjr^cfi m. maker of liquors.* 
 
 "^"RTT^^ n. laying down; meeting with, ob- 
 taining. 
 
 l"^T¥T^ a. to be got or obtained. 
 
 2^T^^ ger. having reached or got ; often 
 = a prep, on, in, at, with; according to, in 
 consequence of (ace). 
 
 ■^TOTT ni- shower of rain. 
 
 *"^TftrefiT f' one's turn to sit. 
 
 ^Tftf'^ f- dish, vessel. 
 
 "^Tf^rt a. sitting (n. imp. it has been seated); 
 practised, done; n. sitting, being seated, 
 seat, place. 
 
 "^Tf%^ a. arrested, prisoner. 
 
 I'^T^'Hi' f- decoction, draught. 
 
 2^Tf fTT f. = 2WT^. 
 
 "^TT^T? f- ^ belonging to the A suras, divine 
 or demoniacal. 
 
 "^T^'^fiT^^ a. of a demonic state of mind. 
 
 ^^^^ n. property of the Asuras. 
 
 '^T%«fi in. wetting, sprinkling. 
 
 '^1%^«R n. the same; cavity, vessel for fluids. 
 
 ■^1%^ ni- who arrests another. 
 
 ^T%^ m. arrest, custody. 
 
 "^1%^^ n., ^T%^ f. (p. °f^^) practice, 
 cultivation, intercourse, stay in ( — o). 
 
 ^T^«^ in- ascending; assault, onset. 
 
 i;rr^«lf m- joined, united. 
 
 "^t"'^T "^-j WT^TW"- spread, couch, carpet, 
 cushion, coverlet. 
 
 "^T^TT '"• spreading, arranged place (for 
 dicing). 
 
 ■^TOT^ no. place for a cert, recitation (r.). 
 
 "^Tf^«R a. pious, faithful; abstr. ©^ n. 
 
 "^T^^ m. N. of a saint. 
 ■^^^W^^^n^pf a. strewed, spread, covered. 
 "^T^T f* consideration, care, wish, interest, 
 
 inclination (w. loc. or — «). 
 "^T^Tfir ni. charioteer, lit. standing on (the 
 
 chariot). 
 "^7Wr«f n. stand, station place, basis for 
 
 operation; also = f. "^T^T^ audience or 
 
 assembly hall. 
 ^f^«T a. standing or sitting on, dwelling 
 
 in or at, entered or fallen into, arrived 
 
 at (ace.) ; proceeded to, ready for (ace. or 
 
 — o) ; occurred, happened ; damaged, sore, 
 
 ill; (pass.) entered, occupied, resorted to, 
 
 undertaken, begun. 
 ^liyfJ n. place, seat, station, abode; object 
 
 for( — o). o^ W become an object of(— «). 
 "^T"^!"^ n. mouth, i.e. drink-vessel. 
 ^ I ^ l^«T n. striking on, friction. 
 ^TWT'Sni., oifn. moving to and fro, shaking, 
 
 waving. 
 ^n"^ n. mouth, face. 
 "^T^IcT ni. the mouth-cavity. 
 ^T^T f. sitting. 
 
 "^^cT a. sewn together out of (instr.). 
 ^T^% a. fallen off. 
 '^WT'^ m. flowing out, efflux, suppuration, 
 
 diarrhoea, i.g. disease, bodily pain. 
 "^T^T^ ^- tasting, taste (also oif n.). 
 "^T^l^^*^^ a. tasting well, delicious. 
 ^T^T^ a. to be tasted ; also = prec. ; abstr. 
 
 o^ n. 
 ^|^c( a. beaten, struck, hurt, wounded, 
 
 damaged, injured. 
 ^ffH f. blow, hit. 
 ■^'f^«T«f n. striking, beating, killing. 
 "^fj^it^ a. luxuriant, lascivious; abstr. 
 
 «^t n. . 
 
 ^Srr^TW n. seizing, fetching, bringing, offer- 
 ing, removing. 
 
 ^Tfrf the same as adj. 
 
 ^j^ m. challenge, war, fight. 
 
 "^T^'^f n. offering, sacrifice. 
 
 "^Tf^^^ (^"^if^) ni- sacrificial fire, esp. 
 the eastern of th? three s. fires. 
 
^Tf^^^'nt 
 
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 ^T^^«fi"'!n«TrT ^* house or place for the 
 
 A.-fire (v. prec). 
 ^T^T"^, f. f^ fetching, procuring, going to 
 
 fetch ( — o); m. taking, seizing, employing; 
 
 eating, food. 
 ^T^TT^T^ n. giving food, feeding. 
 "^T^TTTf^*!^ a. seeking food, hungry. 
 "^Tf^XS^cR m. traveller,* al80=:seq. 
 ^if^f^^ ^' ^ cert, mixed caste. 
 ^nf^fT a. put on (esp. of wood put on fire), 
 
 placed, deposited, pledged, performed, 
 
 done; being in, resting on ( — «). 
 
 ■WTf^fVr f« laying on or what is laid on. 
 ^Tf^^«^ & ^\^ m. n. E. of a lunar mansion. 
 ^T^«fr ni. a man's name.* 
 "^T^ff a. sacrificed or worshipped with sacri- 
 fices, put into the fire. 
 
 ^T^f^f. offering, oblation; p. o^fi^ f &o^5^ . 
 
 ^T¥"<ft «R off^^ ^s a sacrifice. 
 
 ^T^ f. invocation. 
 
 ^^ff a. called, invoked, invited, summoned, 
 
 challenged. 
 ^T^^'JT"'MTf^I^ m. who absconds when 
 
 summoned. 
 
 "^T%r (indecl.) or; w. f^^ or perhaps. 
 ^jf^cR a. daily, diurnal. 
 ^T^T^ ni* refreshment, delight. 
 ^T^T^^ a. refreshing, delighting. 
 ^T^T^^JT: ^^^ift'i:. & ^T^Tf^^ a. the 
 
 same. 
 ^T^^ m. betting; also = seq. 
 "^^^if n., ^^ f. appellation, name. 
 ^T^T^T n- calling, invitation, legal summons. 
 ^T^T^^ , <»^rf?r summon (j.). 
 
 1"3[ pron. stem of 3*^ pers. 
 
 2f, Ttfcf, ^^%, ofcT (t^ffTf), ^"^ & T^% 
 (only — o), P. '|;'?i%, pp. ^7} (mostly — o) 
 go, come (j'T'jj: again or back); go to or 
 towards, approach (ace); attain, get; go 
 or come from (abl.); cease, pass away; go 
 on, continue (w. pres. pp.); be engaged in 
 (instr.) ; w. ace. of an abstr. often = become 
 or get w. a pp. or adj. (cf. imj; ^% 
 pp. t^^if (also w. pass, mg), 1. pi. 
 ^iT% move, speed, hasten to (ace, dat. or 
 loc), approach with prayers, implore, ask, 
 request (w. 2 ace). — IB^ go to, 
 approach (ace). "^fTT go beyond or past : 
 go in, enter; overstep, exceed, overwhelm; 
 leave behind, neglect, escape, "^p^fff go 
 beyond, pass, neglect. ^f|T = -^^frf + 
 overcome, vanquish; cease, deviate, de- 
 cline from (abl.). "^fil perceive, notice, 
 call to mind; repeat, study, learn, recite 
 (esp. M. •^^'^). C. ^^T^^rtTf (0%) cause 
 to learn, teach (2 ace). ^TRf^il M. study, 
 learn. ^w{ go along or after, follow, 
 pursue; obey, resemble, imitate (ace). 
 
 ^•^T go within or between; remove, 
 exclude from (abl., r. gen.). "^Xf go away, 
 retire, escape, disappear. '5m go asunder, 
 part; cease, disappear, "^ff^ enter, dissolve 
 into (ace); perish, die. "^STf^ come up to, 
 approach, appear; go against or along, 
 enter (ace); reach, meet, attain, get; 
 betide, befall, "^qf go down, descend; go 
 to, rush on (ace); go off, depart; look at, 
 consider, perceive, notice; learn, under- 
 stand; know that — (2 ace or ace & nom. 
 v^. Tt^)' ^- ^'^^ conciliate, beg pardon 
 of (gen.), for (ace). ^^TT^ meet in (ace); 
 consider, regard as (ace w. J^'Sf). "^T 
 come, go to (ace or dat.), fall or get into 
 (ace); befall, betide; w. '^T^J^ rise. 
 ^^T approach, come or go to (ace), meet 
 with (ace or instr.) ; \\\ ^^!f^ come back. 
 ^^ go up, rise; go out, come forth. 
 ^3Tn come near, approach, betake one's 
 self to or into (ace), ask or beg for (2 ace). 
 xniJT walk about, circumambulate (ace), 
 return. TTSU return, come back to (ace). 
 ^nn approach together, gather, assemble 
 
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 T^TTTT 
 
 at or in (ace. or loc); meet, encounter 
 (instr. ± ^?n^) ; marry (instr.); come near, 
 go to, enter (ace). '^|^ go up, rise, mount, 
 increase; spring forth, appear, begin. 
 ^"^T^ retire, withdraw, abstain from(abl.). 
 ^^5? rise, come forth, appear. ^W^ rise. 
 "^TJf come near, arrive, enter from (abl.) 
 into (ace), address one's self to (ace), 
 approach sex., marry; attain, get, meet 
 with (ace. of an abstr. , cf. S.); befall, 
 betide, '^^tf arrive at, come to, meet, 
 encounter; attain, get undergo, incur (w. 
 ace. of an abstr. = '^XJ) ; suppose, believe, 
 assent. ^ffCf come together, meet, en- 
 counter, approach sex., turn or address 
 one's self to; attain, get; come forth, 
 appear; befall, betide, fif go or fall into 
 (ace), fif^ come forth. "q'^T go away, 
 depart, die. xrR3 walk about, circumam- 
 bulate, surround; come to, attain, get. 
 f%trf^ turn about, return; fail. ^XjfT 
 circumambulate, enclose; ponder on, con- 
 sider. T( go onward, set out, advance 
 proceed; go to, attain, get; go on, succeed, 
 prosper; go off, depart, die. '^•TTI go 
 after, seek for, follow. "^fi?!? come 
 near, go to, fall to one's (ace) share ; call 
 to mind, think of, understand, consent to 
 (ace). ^Jf come together, meet. IffcT 
 go towards or against, meet, encounter; 
 come near or back ; address one's self to 
 (ace); fall to one's (dat.) share; accept, 
 assume, admit, acknowledge, approve, 
 believe, become or be sure of, trust, con- 
 fide. P. If<l^^% be understood, result 
 from, follow. C. If (^ i q i^ ffl naake under- 
 stood, show, explain, prove, convince, 
 f^ go asunder , disperse , spread over, 
 pervade; cease, disappear, perish, "^rf^f^ 
 come from different parts to (ace). ^IEW[. 
 come together, assemble, meet, encounter, 
 approach sex. (ace or^f^Jjilf^, ^f^ w. instr.), 
 agree, harmonize with (instr). '^■if;^^^^ :::: 
 seq. -f pass into, enter (ace). "^SffH^R^ & 
 "^"TO^ go or come (together) to (ace). — 
 Cf. ^rftrf, ^^'^cT, ^^T^T, ^f^rf, 
 
 l^iitTr, '^'^rT, ^fvftfT, '^wnftcT, "^^qfT, 
 ^f^cT, ^"^"%T^, ^qrT, TT"OrT, TT^rT, ITFptff, 
 
 ^^r[, ^JTf^rf, ^^T^ff, ^fiTrT, ^^^cT, 
 
 ^cRT"^ m. the sound or letter ^. 
 ^^ m. sugar-cane; o^Ttftt f. N. of a river. 
 T^T^ rn. N. of a king & his descendants. 
 TW' TWf^' °^ stir, move (intr.). — C. 
 ^^"^rfff stir, move (tr.); shake, agitate. 
 
 ^^ & ^tr: c. = s. c. 
 
 ^^ a. movable. 
 
 ^^if n. shaking. 
 
 Tf^^ m, N. of a plant. 
 
 ^3^f^^ n. gesture, intention. 
 
 ^^^ m., t^ f. the Inguda tree; n. its nut. 
 
 ^^51^ f. Avish, desire; o — & instr. according to 
 one's wish, voluntarily, intentionally. 
 
 "3[^^frirfW'T«fr a. possessed with the faculty 
 of desire. 
 
 ^^^a. desirous of, willing to (ace, inf., or — o). 
 
 ■5^511 a. to be honoured or worshipped, m. a 
 teacher or a god, esp. Brhaspati, the 
 teacher of the gods. f. ^ offering, sacrifice. 
 
 ^ m. cane, grass ; also = ^Z^'t "• a mat. 
 
 ^^ f. refreshing draught; libation; prayer; 
 'i^'^^'fir ni- lord of libation, E. of gods. 
 
 ^^ m. E. of Agni; N. of a king. 
 
 ^"¥7, ^T, T;^! f. = 1[^ + speech , earth, 
 cow ; N. of a goddess (personif. of worship 
 and sacrifice), a daughter of Manu or 
 Daksha, E. of Durga. 
 
 ^¥T cJ «H a. refreshing or refreshed. 
 
 ^TTg" n. du. the two hand-plates (r.). 
 
 ^H n. going, way. 
 
 ^"^ (n. ©"^Ji; or °'^5) a. other, different 
 from (abl. or — o); usual, common. '^[ff'^- 
 ^rf!?^ the one — the other. Obs. also 
 f^^fli:; not a Brahman; ^%fIX: n. pi. joy 
 and woe ; ^f^%fl'?3 left. 
 
 ^ff^cT^ adv. otherwise, elsewhere. 
 
 ^"^^ adv. the same, also = loc. of f^rPC- 
 
 l^rfT^ adv. otherwise, else. 
 
 ^■^cTT (only o— , n., & in the obi. cases of 
 sgl.) each other, mutual(ly), several(ly). 
 * 5* 
 
l>i<d<«*l*5TI 
 
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 '^fi7^ff<«h|4^T f- mutual inclination. 
 
 ^'?^fI'?[^T^TT1 m. mutual affection. 
 
 ^^ adv. hence, from here (also ^<T ^T^^R;); 
 from this time, from now, henceforward 
 (also ^^T S^TK, Xr{: TfTJ^, and ^: 
 ir^fTT); here, hither, f rT^^ff: hither, hither! 
 T^! — TfTt here — there; ^l^IrT: here 
 and there, hither and thither, to and fro. 
 ^: T(^J{^ formerly. — Also = abl. or loc. 
 of 1^. 
 
 l^^f^r ^^^' thus, so. It refers to something 
 said or thought, which it follows (rarely 
 precedes), and is often = with these 
 words, here endeth (of. ^f^), at this 
 thought, as you know etc.; often not to 
 be transl. at all. A nom. before ^[fTf may 
 have the mg. of an ace. ^cftf?r, T^^, T^gcT, 
 
 Tm, Tm5R:, Tftr f ^, & ^fTT ^ f 
 
 = ^frT alone. jf7{ TfT^c^^ as much as, the 
 
 same as ( — <>). ft^T oRt^T for this reason. 
 
 f^f^fcT wherefore, why? or = ^f7f f^T(;. 
 2^f7r or ^tTT f. going, pursuing. 
 ^[f?T^<t^, °Wl'^ & °cR(ir a. fit or proper 
 
 to be done, necessary; abstr. ©cRc^cjjrlT etc. 
 
 necessity, obligation. 
 Tf^^5 f- t^ such and such. 
 ^[fTf^c^ adv. just so. 
 ^fTT^Tf n. occurrence, event. 
 ^[f?T^^ m. story, legend, tradition. 
 ^TTfT a. relating to this (lit. gone hither).* 
 ^%Tg^ a. hither-faced; n.adv, hitherwards.* 
 ^c^^V a. so qualified, such. 
 ^c^TrT a. so circumstanced ; loc. under these 
 
 circumstances.* 
 Tf^*i adv. thus, in this way. 
 'f^c^Hff a. being thus, so qualified, of this 
 
 kind. 
 X^ adv. =^J^ + right, well, really, truly, 
 
 indeed, even ; o. only emphasizing. 
 ^aj^^ adv. for this purpose. 
 X^J f. course, way. 
 ^SC^TTf^ & l[(€l^?TTf^ adj. beginning thus; 
 
 n. — and so on. 
 ^[^i[^ a. (only — ©) going, moving. 
 ^[^"^ a. the same; low, mean. 
 
 ^ (indecl., orig. n. of 1. '?[)just, exactly, even 
 (lays stress on the prec. word). 
 
 ^[^^tj a. thus shaped. 
 
 ^T{^(n. sgl. &o— as stem) this, this here (re- 
 fers to something following, rarely preced- 
 ing); this all or this universe (±f^^j(^, 
 ^^, or ^^R^R^). Obs. also rrf^^T[ even 
 this, this very thing, f^fif^^I^; what here? 
 As adv. here ; now, thus, even, right. 
 ^[^^fiT^I^ here and there, now and then. 
 
 ^[^ adv. now, this moment; w. "^g"^ this 
 very day; w. "^J^ only yesterday. 
 
 ^T^Ji; adv. = prec. (also w. "^T^) ; Tj^l- 
 ^%^ immediately, just; ^[^ift'TrfPT even 
 now, still. 
 
 ^[^ or ^iy, T*^, pp. "?[^ kindle, set on 
 fire, inflame; P. "?[^% be lighted, flame, 
 "^•f kindle. ''?rf^ surround with flames, set 
 on fire. '^T kindle, burn (tr. & intr.). 
 trf?; kindle on all sides, ^f?^ kindle, burn 
 (tr. & intr.); inflame, rouse, strengthen. — 
 Cf.^. 
 
 T}=^ (& ^^fl^) m, fuel, esp. for the sacred 
 fire, p. o^ifT^. 
 
 ^•t a. strong, mighty, fierce; m. a great lord 
 or king, the sun. 
 
 T''^' ^i'i'^f^ strive to get. — "^(fe ^5n=(. the 
 same. 
 
 ^•^^T ^- "• the blue lotus; m. a bee. 
 
 ^^ m. a drop, esp. of Soma; the drop or 
 spark in the sky, i. e. the moon. 
 
 ^v^fq^cf n. the orb of the moon. 
 
 ^^■"5^^ (f. t) & ^^^ a. moon-faced. 
 
 T^'^^'^^T ^- E- of Qiva (lit. moon-crested). 
 
 f[«^ m. N. of the national god of the Indo- 
 Aryans; later also chief, first, the best of 
 one's kind. 
 
 1^«5^^|^ & ^'Xrr a. having Indra as guard. 
 
 2^[^inxr & oih'^oR m. the cochineal insect. 
 
 T^^T^ m. Indra's bow, i.e. the rain-bow. 
 
 ^•^^m n. Indra's net; a cert, mystic 
 weapon; juggling, magic. 
 
 ^[^Wrf%c|i & o^tT^'I. ^- J"gg'er, prestig- 
 iator. 
 
 T^f^^ m. Indra' conqueror, N. of Ha- 
 vana's son etc. 
 
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 l?tt 
 
 ^«5^5f7T a. sped by Indra. 
 ^^^^ a. having Indra as chief. 
 ^•^cT^ (superl.) most Indra-like. 
 ^•^^n. Indra's might; kingship, sovereignty. 
 
 f^«5^<Tl^ m. sapphire. 
 
 "§;^XT'^ m. Indra's son*; f. "^ I.'s mother 
 
 (lit. having I. as son). 
 ^•^TT"^ n. N. of a town. 
 ^•^^^ m. a. cert, disease of leeches. 
 ^•g^^^ m. Indra's feast; *oiRT'TcR m- dog 
 
 (lit. fond of Indra's feast).* 
 T^"^^- o^% long for Indra; a. o^. 
 ^^%foR m, Indra's world, heaven. 
 T^^^^ f. N. of a metre. 
 T^^^ n. Indra's thunderbolt; f. ^ N. of 
 
 a metre. 
 T^^*^ a. joined with Indra; I.'s comrade. 
 T"^^? (°^T^) ^' carrying Indra. 
 ^T^^^ m. Indra's conqueror. 
 I^^IT"^ a. having Indra as conqueror. 
 T^^^ or o^^ a. having Indra as friend. 
 ^i^^«T m. a man's name. 
 ^^%«TT f' Indra's weapon, personif. as his 
 
 bride; a woman's name. 
 ^•^T'W ^' du. Indra and Agni. 
 ^^Wt f- N. of Indra's wife. 
 X^ I cj ^ 4^ (tT ^' du. Indra and Brhaspati. 
 f ^«^TW^^Wf^ ni- du. Indra and Brahmana- 
 
 spati. 
 1^*5^ '*^^^ m. pl« Indra and the Maruts. 
 ^•^T^^ n. Indra's weapon or bow, the 
 
 rainbow ; f. '^T a kmd of leech. 
 T^T'^^'W ^^' du. Indra and Varuna. 
 ^^ift"^ m. du. Indra and Visnu. 
 f^'^^TT ni. du, Indra and Soma. 
 T^^^ a. belonging or agreeable to Indra. 
 
 m. a friend of Indra. — n. Indra's chief 
 
 quality i. e. strength, might; used also of 
 
 man's powers, esp. a sense or organ of 
 
 sense, also the virile power, concr. semen. 
 ^Pj^ilf^^^ m. restraint of the organs of 
 
 sense. 
 ?^f^*|c|ifr^ (superl. o^'^tTT) a. powerful, 
 
 vigorous. 
 f^Pj^^TCffW f- power of the organs of sense. 
 
 Tf^^T^ ™- object of the senses , sensual 
 
 pleasure. 
 ^[f^^T^irT & o^nf^ a.=^5[fig;^^iTT^. 
 Tf^"??!^^ m. non- attachment to sensual 
 
 objects. 
 f^flfTT a. sent or impelled by Indra. 
 ^i«f a. kindling. 
 
 ^itfifn. kindling, lighting; fuel, wood,p. o^i^T . 
 ^•^^•i;^ a. flaming. 
 
 T^v (T^' T^)' t^fff, <^frf send forth, press 
 on, set in motion, give out, utter; further, 
 favour; possess, dispose of (ace); force, 
 overwhelm, remove, destroy. — '^SIl^ send 
 down. "^T send hither, procure. T? stir up, 
 raise. Trf^f further, speed, f^ push off, 
 remove; send forth, spend, ^fi:^^ impart, 
 restore. — Of. "^^fifrr. 
 
 ^^ m. n. household, family; m. elephant. 
 
 *^^^T f. N. of a plant. 
 
 '^^ a. belonging to one's household; m. 
 vassal, rich man. 
 
 ^i^^ interj. 
 
 ^^ (pron. stem in some obi. cases) this. 
 
 TT^T adv. in this manner. 
 
 T^^,, ^"^frf, PP- t^T^'^s*^ ^^ST^^Tir pray, 
 ask, long for (w. ace. of th. & gen. or 
 ace. of pers.). "^f^ and TJ strive after, 
 wish or long for (ace). 
 
 ^^ a. longing, eager. 
 
 ^^fWT'^ adv. so long, till now. 
 
 T;^tT^ (f. of^^) so small, so little. 
 
 ^^TlTf- quantity, number, measure, distance. 
 
 ^[^•fT a. so large, so much; so small, so little. 
 
 ^^T^ f. this (here), this earth (rtT|f^f^). 
 
 ^^^ f. shrinking, lassitude. 
 
 T^^^' ^^-l^l^ shrink, relax, dwindle; pp. 
 ^-ftlcr, as n. = X^i(l. 
 
 X^^^ , **a?i[f7f, °% direct, lead ; dispose of, 
 command over (gen.). 
 
 ^^sd a. preparing (the sacrifice). 
 
 ^X;^ , °^^ strive to gain ; dat. inf. ^W- 
 
 ^"i^";^, o'^fTT be angry or envious (w.dat.). — 
 "^fif the same. 
 
 "^"^^T f- ill-will, anger. 
 
 1[TT or "?[^ f. drink, refreshing draught; 
 comfort, enjoyment. 
 
tu^^^ 
 
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 «5^'^7^«fT a. giving refreshment, gladdening; 
 
 o^^f f. N, of a river and sev. mythol. 
 
 vi^oraen. 
 T^^ n. water-course, rivulet; a hollow or 
 
 hole, desert land; gaming board. 
 ^f^TJf"^ a. standing on barren soil. 
 ^fri ^' strong, mighty; m. a despot. 
 ^"^ a. active, vigorous, powerful. 
 T^^ (T^f^ come), ^^frT be quiet, not 
 
 budge. 
 ^^^ m. ploughman, peasant. 
 J^ (end.) like, as, as it w(?re, so to speak, 
 
 almost, nearly, about; just, quite, even 
 
 (o. only explet.). 
 
 i^\, T^rf^' ''i^rfTr (— °), t^fn, ^tTct 
 
 (also M.), pp. '?[f5ffi send, impel, hurl, 
 throw, raise (the voice), utter, proclaim ; 
 incite, promote, further; intr. advance, 
 strive; tend towards, aim at (dat. or 
 loc). — "^«f follow, seek, look for (ace). 
 XI A. & M. drive forth, send out; call 
 upon, summon, invite. C.^'EI^fTf, o^ hurl, 
 cast, send out, dismiss, '^•flT C. send forth 
 after. ^H" summon, invite; send forth, 
 dismiss. 
 
 ^X\^ T^"f^' °'^' PP- T^ (^•'^'0 ^^^^^ desire, 
 like, choose; acknowledge, state, take for 
 (2 ace.) ; wish that (ace. & inf. or 2 ace.) ; 
 ask a thing (ace.) of some one (abl. or 
 loc); intend, be about or going to (inf.); 
 w. if disagree, decline, refuse to (inf.), 
 object to (ace). P. "?[T2r"% be liked, wanted, 
 approved, recognised ; pass for (nom.). — 
 ^«f seek, search, try, strive after, wish 
 for. C. "^^"q^lfTf seek , wait for (ace). 
 Xf^g seek about. ^Tf^ search, '^f^ seek 
 for, strive after, exert one's self at (ace.) ; 
 intend to (inf.). XffT; look about for (ace). 
 T?ffT strive towards, seek after (ace), re- 
 ceive, accept from (gen.); attend to, ob- 
 serve. f^ seek. — Cf. "^^"S- 
 
 3^'Br^ f. drink, refreshment, vigour, strength 
 w. ^^ drink and food. 
 
 ^fXyf ( — °) ^- seeking. 
 
 2'§[^ a. vigorous, strong, fat, juicy, fruitful. 
 
 T^TIJ^ , °^, & T^M , o^fTT impel, stir up. 
 
 f^"^^!?!! f. stir, impulse. 
 
 ^"g" , "?[^"^f?I, °c! intr. be fresh, active, 
 
 quick ; tr. refresh, strengthen. 
 T^?^ & ^''^^•^T a. fresh, vigorous. 
 f^fiBf f. refreshing (dat. as inf.). 
 "?[ft'V^ f. offering, gift, 
 "g^ft'^ a. refreshing, enlivening; fresh, strong, 
 
 quick. 
 T^*RT f- reed, stem of grass, arrow. 
 ^ij m. f. arrow; poss. ^^^T'tT^ (T?'i«'T^)- 
 T'^rfV "1- quiver (arrow-receptacle). 
 ^"^tV^^rf^ a. poss. to prec. 
 ^"51^ , o'^fiT implore (ace); beg lor (dat.). 
 ^[^"^T f. imploiing, request. 
 ^"JW a. imploring, desirous. 
 tT"^^ 1 °^ffF strive, endeavour. 
 ^[TS^fl m. arranger, disposer. 
 
 ^"xnd a. arranged, prepared. 
 ^lEaffff f, arrangement, putting right. 
 1^'S" 9« sought, wished for, desired, liked, 
 pleasant, dear; auspicious, happy; ap- 
 proved, settled, valid, m. favourite, lover, 
 husband; n. wish, desire. 
 2"?[^ a. sacrificed; m. n. sacrifice. 
 
 ^"SefiT f- hrick. 
 
 '?["5«RTT^^f("om. V^)the fabulous wonder- 
 cow granting (all) desires. ~ 
 
 ^"g^«f m. the beloved person (man or 
 woman). 
 
 ^[^f^ a. rustling, rushing. 
 
 ^■ScTrf a. obtaining a wish. 
 
 ^"S'^fT^T a. fulfilling one^s wish. 
 
 T^^mrf n. sgl. & du. & f'ST^ftf f* sacrifice 
 and charity; poss. °Trf«^. 
 
 l^f^- f. impulse, furtherance, aid (abstr. & 
 concr.). 
 
 2^f^ f. seeking, request, wish, desire. 
 
 3f^fH f- sacrifice (mostly of a simpler kind). 
 
 ^fqpfw^^ a. impetuous, rash. 
 
 ^■cg^«T & ^"^"^ n. a bow (arrow-thrower). 
 
 ^lE^^cfi^i^^ n. the practice of archery. 
 
 ^"C^T^ ni. archer or bow (lit. = ^[T^^if). 
 
 ^^ (= f%^) V. If. 
 
 Xj^ adv. here, hither; here in this world, in 
 
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 tj 
 
 this case, in this system or book, etc.; 
 now, this moment, Also = l()c. of 1"^. — 
 ^^^ here and there, hence and thence, 
 now and then. 
 
 TW^T^ "'• th^ world here (below). 
 ^^^ a. standing or staying here. 
 ^IT^ a. useful here (for this world). 
 ^frf^^ a. busy here (for this world). 
 
 t^,' T^*^ (°f^)» PP-tf^ff (q-v.^ look, view, ' f^^UTXr^ m. path of the eyes, horizon, 
 behold, perceive, see (I. & f.), consider, j f^^ftjI'cR or oTjj^cU m. seer, soothsayer, 
 regard, expect; *tell fortune to (dat.). C. j f^f^cf a. seen, beheld; n. view, aspect. 
 t^.'^'^'fiT cause to look at (ace). -^^ look j "I f^TT a. seeing, a beholder of (gen.), 
 away, look off to, watch, regard, consider, I ^^T!?I a. worth seeing. 
 
 tW' tW^<T; C. tW^f^ swing, shake. — 
 IT tremble, shake. C. swing (tr.); M. swing 
 (intr.). 
 
 ^^•T n. swinging. 
 
 5^W^ , 5^^fl, "^^ drive away. — ^f^ drive 
 
 together. 
 
 lt;^» Tf ' PP- tferT praise, implore, beg for 
 (ace, gen., or dat.). — IT, ^tJlT, Trfcf, ^^^, 
 & "R^PR;. praise, honour, worship. 
 
 wait for, expect, require, "^f^ look at 
 (ace). "^Sf^look at, view, consider, regard, 
 expect, hope. "^^^ regard, consider. 
 U^'^look at, inspect, examine. ^^fTf^view, 
 regard, consider. v3^ look up to, gaze 
 at (ace), wait, expect. ^TTT look up to, 
 gaze at, behold, perceive; think of, con- 
 sider (ace). "^Xf look on, behold, observe; 
 overlook, neglect. ^^[W^ the same, f^^ 
 look at, perceive, contemplate, tjf^ look ' 2f^ f. praise, veneration, 
 round, investigate, scrutinize, examine, ^"pgrf or 'l^ftorf m. adorer, worshipper. 
 If look at, behold, perceive; overlook, i ^^IS?I or t^^ a. to be asked for (dat.); 
 neglect, "^fijir view, regard. "^^ look ; also = seq. 
 up to (ace), regard as (2 ace), suppose, | ^^ a. praiseworthy, venerable, 
 imagine; transfer, use or call metaphoric- ! ^f^ f. plague, distress. 
 
 ally (rh.). ^IHT A. disregard, overlook. ^^^, f. "^T, t^^ & tl^» f- 1^ of this kind, 
 ■^tH^irlook at (ace), irfff look towards. I such like. ^^IJ" rflf TT such and such.* 
 behold, observe; wait, expect; bear with, l^x;^'^, ^T^fcT & °^, pp. I^f*:^ (q-^O wish 
 tolerate (ace). ^Trf?I wait, expect. f% i to obtain, desire, long for (ace). — 
 
 regard, behold, deliberate, ponder, con- 
 sider as (^f[^); inquire, perceive, discern. 
 "^wff^ look about, behold; examine, try. 
 "^f^f^ & ^^f^f^- regard , behold , per- 
 ceive, observe, "^f^ look (up) to, per- 
 ceive, observe, investigate. ^PF^ look upon, 
 behold, observe, consider; think of, aim 
 at (ace); try, examine, find out, ascertain. 
 
 ^f*r, Tf^f^j & 3T the same. 
 f^^X^T f- wish, desire. 
 ^f^<T a. wished, desired; n.=prec. 
 t^XCT a. striving to obtain, desirous of (ace, 
 
 inf., or — o). 
 ^J^ (end.) used as ace sg. of 1^, makes a 
 
 rel. indef. — 7f ^^ whoever, after other 
 
 pron. or conj. emphasizing or only explet. 
 
 "^f^^'Er^ & ITO?^ behold, regard, consider. 'I^'J, 'ij^, pp. ^Tlf tr. set in motion, impel, 
 
 1^"^, f. f;^ looking, seeing ( — <>) ; f. "^ view 
 
 consideration. 
 ^J^cfi m. spectator, beholder. 
 ^^Hy n. look, view, aspect, eye; looking 
 
 after, caring for (gen.). 
 
 further; intr. stir, move, rise. C. f^'^i^^fTf, 
 **^i PP- "l^fT<t = S. tr.; also bring forth, 
 raise (the voice), utter, proclaim, cite; 
 P. be raised, uttered, called. — "^ (also 
 C.) procure, get, obtain, raise, utter, •zn" 
 
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 appoint as (2 ace ). "^g^ tr. cause to rise, 
 draw out of (abl.); intr. stir, move, rise. 
 C. ="^(?tr., also throw, hurl, shoot (lit. 
 & fig.), raise, utter, speak; show, betray; 
 further, strengthen, elevate; rouse up, impel, 
 excite. P. be hurled, raised, excited; be 
 proclaimed or taught, pass for(nom.). "^^Jf^ 
 C. simpel, further, excite; utter, speak. 
 ^^^ C. drive out, hurl, cast, raise, utter, 
 proclaim (pp. ^^^fTfT)- "ff stir, move, 
 come forth; rise, sound. C. drive on, 
 send forth; push on, press urge; turn, 
 direct; emit, utter, pronounce. — f^ (also 
 C.) split, divide. ^^fT^ put together, shape, 
 create, produce. C. the same, also rouse 
 up, impel, revive, instruct with (instr.). — 
 Cf. ^i^lt, ^5^15- 
 
 ^X[ m. wind. 
 
 i^l[TSJ' a. driving, agitating; m. = prec. , n. 
 pressing, sqeezing, uttering. 
 
 t^T'TT^ "1- snake (lit. wind-foot). 
 
 t^frW ^- salt and barren soil. 
 
 ^iT m. arm, the fore-quarter of an animal. 
 
 fk^'TT (f^^) adv. here, on the spot. 
 
 f;^^ a. to be stirred or impelled. 
 
 f<^ ? ^Sj^f^ be jealous or envious. 
 
 I^T f- envy, jealousy. 
 
 t^f^5 l^"^T^«Tf , & t^'^ a. envious, jealous. 
 
 t^^"^^, "l^^^ft move (tr. & intr.). 
 
 ^c|«rl a. so large, so great, so much. 
 
 if^'X.' ^ (T%) b^ master, own, possess, 
 
 reign, rule (gen. or ace); dispose of, claim 
 
 at (gen.) ; have power or be able to (inf. 
 
 in gj^ or ^T^, loc, or ace). — Cf. ^"R- 
 2^T\ m. lord, master, Qiva. 
 ^^, f. ^T owner, disposer of (gen.), able to 
 
 (inf.). m. lord, sovereign, chief of (gen. 
 
 or — o); N. of Qiva, Kubera, & Rudra. 
 
 f. "^7=seq. 
 "|^«f n. power, dominion. 
 ^■^JT^ or 'I'^T't a. owning, disposing of (gen. 
 
 or ace), able; m, ruler, sovereign; E. of 
 Qiva & other gods. f. ^^TTT E. of Durga. 
 
 ^ITT^ctifl^ a. acting as a lord. 
 
 f^f^ffT f., o^ n. omnipotence. 
 
 "t^f^TfT ni. lord, master. 
 
 |;^f^||^ m. ruler of ( — o); ©^ f. supremacy. 
 
 t^^T^f'T'^ f- N. of an Upanishad.j 
 
 f^"^ a. powerful, supreme; able or liable 
 to, capable of (loc. or inf., esp. in %T^, 
 then often w. nom. sg. m. t^^"?^ for all 
 genders & numbers). — m. owner of 
 (gen., loc, or — <>); ruler, king, lord, a 
 rich man, husband; E. of Brahman, Qiva, 
 & other gods. f. ^"^"^ mistress, queen. 
 
 f^g'^rH f-i °^ "• supremacy, sovereignty. 
 
 ^^T^'T^ftn^'T n. subjection to the will of 
 god. 
 
 t^^THT^ ni. royalstate, sovereignty. 
 
 1^"^ ^ ^"^TTtT & ^"^ move, hasten, .flee, retire, 
 deviate from (abl.); leave, abandon (ace); 
 ^l|«rl assaulting, hurting. — ^XJ with- 
 draw from (abl.). '^T (mostly M.) hasten 
 towards; approach with prayers, beseech, 
 assail, attack; strive after, covet, f'^ 
 stretch (intr.). — Cf. "^l^fqcT, ^ift'PnT- 
 
 "l^'^f^ adv. nearly, slightly, easily, a little. 
 
 S^Mccfl"?^ a. easy to be done. 
 
 "^^rTT*! a. easy to be drunk. 
 
 f^'^h' f. the pole of a carriage; du. the double 
 or fork-shaped pole, the thills. 
 
 tft^T f^= T^^. 
 
 tf ^ ^^ (*''f^)' PP- tff^ (qv-) be eager 
 endeavour, strive after, wish for (ace); 
 have a mind or intend to (inf.). ^pf^^ S. — 
 
 Cf. ^jfrffcT. 
 
 ^^ m. attempt, endeavour. 
 
 "I^J f. the same + effort, exertion, labour; 
 
 wish, desire. ^^Jcf^by labour or exertion. 
 ^^^•ff a. zealous, brave, valiant. 
 "I^t^ff a. wished for, striven after; destined 
 
 for (loe); n.=tfT- 
 
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 ^t^ 
 
 1^ interj. 
 
 2^, ^ (end.) and, also, yet, now, soon, again; 
 lays stress on a prec. pron. , particle or 
 infin. in ff% (rf^J ^); ^ ^ (= f ) right 
 soon, ^T (= W[^) g never. "^— ^ (or ^rT) 
 on the one hand — on the other hand , as 
 well— as. 
 
 3^, ^3^lf7r proclaim. 
 
 ■^cfflX! ^- th^ sound '^. 
 
 "^^ a. spoken, said, mentioned, stated, taught 
 (n. impers. w. instr. of pers.); declared 
 as, meant by (instr.); spoken to, addressed, 
 told something (ace.) by (instr.), summoned, 
 called by ( — «). n. word, term. 
 
 ^^TJ^ a. said or told before. 
 
 ^WRcJ^ n. speech and reply, conversation. 
 
 ^^TTT^ a. just spoken. 
 
 ^W^T^ a. who has said his say. 
 
 t^fW f- expression, saying, speech, word, 
 term. 
 
 ^^cp^ n. saying, praise, verse; a cert, reci- 
 tation (r.). 
 
 "^f^^*!^ a. praising or accompanied by praise. 
 
 "^^^ a. praiseworthy, also = prec. ; ro. a cert, 
 libation. 
 
 1^3^^, "'^^l?!, °%, pp. "^f^ sprinkle, be- 
 sprinkle; drip, drop (M. intr.). — "^"g, 
 ^f^, "^SR", "^J besprinkle, "qf^ sprinkle 
 round. If sprinkle before one's self, con- 
 secrate, sacrifice, kill. ^Tf besprinkle, M. 
 refl. f^ shed , M. besprinkle. ^^r;R[ be- 
 sprinkle (1. & f.), pour out. 
 
 2^^^, #^f7T, pp. "^f^f! grow up, get strong. 
 C. '^^^TT strengthen. — ^fj^ grow up or 
 get strong together. 
 
 ^"^llf n. sprinkling, consecration. 
 
 ^T^^^, ^'^Srf^ wish for bulls, a. oj^, 
 
 W^"^ m. bull, ox. 
 
 §[ m. pot, boiler (also ^f.); a cert, part of 
 the upper portion of the thigh (v.seq.). 
 ^ a. who has broken the hip. 
 a. being in a pot. 
 
 ■^^ a. mighty, strong, huge, fierce, dire. 
 
 m. a mighty one, a despot, tyrant, N, of 
 
 a caste; E. of Qiva or Rudra. f. v^iH a 
 
 cert, female demon. 
 "^tjcii^f*!^ a performing fierce acts, cruel. 
 ^TTffT f-5 ®t^ n- vehemence, rigour, cruelly. 
 ^^CnrfTT a. giving forth a strong stench. 
 ^grrW^T'^ a. having strong power. 
 ^^^^ a. having strong arms. 
 ^4(^H a. of awful appearance. 
 "^^ntTO^T a. bearing terrible sway. 
 ^3^^i! m. N. of sev. princes. 
 ^^TrfXf a. dreadfully hot. 
 ^^TW n- food of an Ugra 
 ^T^, "^^f^f, pp. "^f^ (q V.) be pleased or 
 
 wont, like. — f^ delight in (ace. or loc). 
 
 ^n^ be fond of (instr.). — Cf. ^^irf^rf. 
 ^^^ n. verse, praise. ^ 
 >^t|')U| a. praiseworthy. 
 "^f^ft a. pleased with, wont to (gen., loc, or 
 
 — o), obliged to (infin.); customary, usual, 
 
 proper, suitable. Abstr. o^^f n. 
 ^3^ a. lofty, high (1. & f.) loud ; abstr. 07^^ f.^ 
 
 o^ n. — Cf. '^WT & ^^Ira:. 
 N^^U^ a, most violent, terrible. 
 ^^^ m. gathering, picking up; collection, 
 
 heap, plenty, multitude. 
 ^H^W^ a. standing above (star). 
 "^^X adv. high (esp. in heaven), from above, 
 
 upwards. 
 ^^^ a. getting up, rising, m. discharge, 
 
 excrement, also = seq. 
 ^^"^^m n. utterance, pronunciation. 
 ^WT^^ a. high and low, great and small, 
 
 various. 
 ^gn^T^if n. an elevaled seat.* 
 ^5f^^ a. ornamented. 
 
 n. a high family. 
 
 :to n. high stand-point. 
 "^^^T"^ a. sounding loud. 
 >4^^ |4j «^ a. shining above. 
 ^%v^ a. with uplifted arms. 
 
^•■ftnc^ 
 
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 rftrT^ a. of high rank (lit. carrying the 
 
 head high). 
 ^W*^^^ *^* ^* ^^ ^ myth, horse. 
 ^^f^ (instr. adv.) above, high, loud; intensely, 
 
 very much. Often used as an adj., esp.o— . 
 
 ^%i| rise, get up. 
 "^^^"^(compar.) higher, very high; 07JT1[adv. 
 1"^W'^T«T n a high place. 
 2'^W«WT«T a. of high rank. 
 ^^'5T«fr & °f%rT a- leaping or leapt up; 
 
 rising or risen. 
 
 ^■^^T^^f^T!. a. transgressing the law. 
 ^f^^ a. with erected crest or point. 
 "^f^T^TI^ a. with erected tail (peacock). 
 "^f^^f^ f- extirpation, destruction. 
 ^f^W a. cut off, lost, abject, vile. 
 "^f^T^ a- carrying the head high. 
 ^r^^lir a. covered with sprouted (lit. 
 
 erected) mushrooms. 
 'Jr^Si a. left, rejected, impure (pers. & th.). 
 
 n. leavings, esp. of the sacrificial food; 
 
 abstr. oTj-rl f. 
 ■^^ftg^ 81 ♦nf^ «!^ a. eater of leavings, 
 "^^^^p^ a. having the head raised; n. pillow. 
 >^Tgpi5^ a. dried up. withered. 
 ^"^•T a. swollen, turgid, increased. 
 ^^F^'^ a- unchained, unrestrained. 
 '^^tT ni. extirpator, destroyer. 
 ^%^ m., o^ n. = "^f^lfTr. 
 ^^^^^ a. to be cut off. 
 "^i^f^*^ a. destroying ( — o). 
 ^^■q m., "^^"^flSj" n. rest, remainder. 
 "^^TW ni. swelling, inflation. 
 ^^T^TIT a. drying, burning; n. subst. 
 ^t^^ m., oTJf n., "^^T"'5r ^' rising, increase, 
 
 elevation. 
 ^fr^ff a. lifted, raised, high, haughty; proud 
 
 of ( — o) ; increased, grown, enormous. 
 ^^^ff f. =^^^ etc. 
 
 n. getting loose (girdle). 
 a. calmed (also ^"^W)? refreshed, 
 
 lifted, opened, loosed; n. breathing, breath; 
 
 also = prec. 
 v^^T^ m. = prec. n. + exhaling, expiring, 
 
 draught (in drinking); sigh, death. 
 
 "^"^Tftl^T. a. breathing, expiring, sighing; 
 
 rising. 
 ■gf^ff^^ f. N. of a city. 
 ^f^Trl f. victory. 
 
 '^f^^T'TWtt^ff a. whose life is going out. 
 -^^^W a. gaping. 
 "^"^^Hf a. gaping, expansion. 
 
 '^cT a. expanded, opened, blown, 
 a. victorious; m. victory. 
 "^1^ a. having the bow-sinew loosened. 
 ^^^^ a. flaming, beaming, beautiful. 
 ^^^, ^^fir, pp. ^f^ljcr (q.v.) forsake, 
 
 leave, give up, avoid, escape. — TT and 
 
 ^ = S. 
 ^5^ a. having left or forsaken ( — o) ; abstr. 
 
 °cTTf. 
 ^5«fftZ<T a. confused, troubled. 
 ^fg^ff a. forsaken, left; destitute of, free 
 
 from (instr. or — o). 
 ^3^, "^^^fff glean, gather. 
 "vgrsg^ m., o«T n. gleaning. 
 ^^^f<fl & o^fTfa-who lives by gleaning; 
 
 m. a gleaner. 
 
 ^3?fftr^ n. gleaning (cf. f^%T^). 
 ^lySf m. n. a hut made of leaves. 
 ^5"fe"f| a. stamped or marked with ( — «). 
 ^\g f. n. star, lunar mansion. 
 ^NrfUj m. n. boat; ra.= seq. 
 ^^xrfTT m. the moon (lord of the stars). 
 '^^?I'^ a. extraordinary, strange, intense. 
 ^^^^T n. flying up, flying. 
 
 ^f^«T & ^^^Spf n. = "^^if. 
 
 ^Wtfe fn- pl- a cert, class of suffixes. 
 
 '^ (indecl.) and, also, even; "^P^ff and also; 
 ^gfcT — "^TT (also ^%1) as well — as, both — 
 and. As interr. particle or in the sec. part 
 of a double interrogation, often w. "^T? 
 ^T%T, f^5, & ^TIT f^f or also , or 
 even. — Cf. "^ & f^?l^. 
 
 ^fl^ m. N. of a son of Angiras. 
 
 ^STT^rT^r^ m. the son of Utathya, i.e. Gautama. 
 
 ^H^ m. slave, servant; pi. N. of a people. 
 
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 ^^tTT^'TO^ 
 
 "gf^off a. longing for, willing to (inf. or — «). 
 
 n. & ^ril f. longing, desire. 
 >d(«|tZ a.exceedingly great, strong, intense, vio- 
 lent; abounding in, full of( — »); drunken, 
 
 mad. 
 >d««hXS^^, °T!5^, PP- ''^ccff'ferl (q.v.) lift the 
 
 neck, long for (dat.). C. "drsdU^^fTT make 
 
 a person (ace.) lift his neck; also=seq. — 
 
 Jf C. excite longing in (ace). ^J^ long 
 
 for, regret, remember. 
 '4(«hQ^ a. having the neck uplifted, longing 
 
 for, desirous; n. adv. 
 "dc^hU^I f- longing, regret, sorrow. 
 ^t«h U^l^firfT'T. ^- causing regret.* 
 "^t«h U^ if^^TI adv. sorrowfully.* 
 ^<«nu^l*nf'I't. a* having sorrow as one's 
 
 lot.* 
 '^tSfffT^<T a. = '^c5jn!5'+ enamoured. 
 "^t^Wr a. trembling; m. = seq. 
 ■^cofT'T'T & °f^<T n. trembling, agitation. 
 '^fofff''?'[, a. trembling, shaking ( — o). 
 "gtSff^^ m. what is dug up, rubbish; pile, 
 
 heap, multitude. 
 ■^fcfflj a. having the ears erect. 
 "^r^M a. haughty, m. elevation, increase, 
 
 eminence, ascendency, superiority, excess, 
 
 abundance. 
 I '^R^flf*!^ a. superior, better. 
 
 "^T«R"^T'^a. having the tail erect and expanded 
 
 (of a peacock). 
 ^rsnHncm f. longing, ardent desire. 
 ■^^cajrf^fT a. let loose, opened, appeared, 
 
 blown, blossoming, shining with ( — »). 
 N^(Gfm((j n. tearing up. 
 -^f^"?^ a. piling up (— o). 
 ^tcftx^ a. cut out, shaped, engraven, 
 ^fiff^ a. degenerate (from one's race). 
 ^gr^S^f n. jumping up. 
 p "^c^ffS a. drawn out, lifted, raised, high, 
 P eminent by (— »); abstr. o^ n. 
 
 ^r^S«l^«f n. marriage with a man of higher 
 
 caste. 
 ^^M m. bribing, a bribe (lit. crookedness, 
 
 crooked way). 
 '^fcfnr^oR a. accessible to bribes (cf. prec). 
 ^r5h^ m. going up or out. 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit -English Dictionary. 
 
 ^r9Ji*fT!r n., ^r^RTHrf f. = prec. 
 
 '^rstig V. ^^r^¥- 
 
 ^3r%T^ m. exultation, a. ®f^^. 
 
 ■^fr^fg f., ^57%"^ m., oTSJ n. lifting up, 
 
 raising. 
 ^^r^f^ff a. mixed, interwoven with (instr. 
 
 or — o). 
 "'Sr^fiS^rl a. broken, destroyed.* 
 >dr<5irH n« undermining, extirpation; uneven 
 
 soil. 
 ''^r^Tf^T'l^ a. uneven (soil). 
 ^tTO nj- crown, wreath of flowers. 
 ^Ti^il^, <»"^f7T, pp. ^^rif^rl crown, adorn 
 
 with a wreath. 
 v^tI^* ni. N. of a Rishi. 
 ^tT'H a. heated, glowing, red-hot. 
 ^T^g^I & ^T^rf^ff a. erected, set up. 
 ^5tI^ (superl.) upmost, highest, first or best 
 of ( — «); chief, excellent; extreme, last; 
 better than, superior to (abl.) ; m. the first 
 person (g.). 
 "^tI^W^ m- pl« excellent people. 
 "n3tW%^^ a. having excellent splendour or 
 
 power. 
 ^^rfT^^Pf m. the first person (g.), aIso = seq. 
 ^Tl^'gn^TBf m. the supreme spirit. 
 ^^tTRT^ & ®ft|oR m. creditor. 
 ^tIT^T^" a. of beautiful colour or high caste. 
 ^Tf^rf^^ a. having the highest wisdom. 
 ^TtT^^TI^ ^' ^^ highest fine (j.). 
 ^m^T^ n. the head (lit. highest member). 
 xJTi^l^ft^ m. N. of a man (lit. of highest 
 
 strength), 
 "^rf^ (compar.) upper, higher; northern, left 
 (opp. "^It^Tir) ; later, following, subsequent, 
 future, last; being above, victorious, su- 
 perior, mightier, better, n. surface, cover 
 (mostly adj. — o covered with); the north, 
 hinder or last part, sequel, consequence 
 ( — o followed by); answer, reply; defence, 
 rejoinder (j.); superiority, victory, power 
 of (loc. of an abstr.); chief part or char- 
 acteristic; excess, surplus (only adj. — <>). 
 ^^rfT'RT^ m. future time ; a. future, imminent. 
 "^frf^cli^ m. pi. the northern Kurus. 
 ^Ti ' ^ ^W^ m. the northern Kosalas. 
 
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I^^^tTTW 
 
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 l^iTii,^ rii- a surging wave. 
 
 2^TnC^ ^' surging, heaving. 
 
 ^"^TfWI a.= prec.* 
 
 "^tTTW 9- crossing, passing, over; n. the same 
 
 as subst., overcoming ( — «). 
 ^tIXW%^ m. bridge to pass over (gen.).* 
 N^Ti^^dH. ^^^' northward, from north, north 
 
 or left of (gen.); further. 
 ^Tl^<^l^cR a. giving answer, contradicting. 
 ^Ttf^tf^ m. the northern or left wing (side); 
 
 reply to an objection, refutation (ph.). 
 ^Ti<M^ n. last member of a compound (g.). 
 "^tPC^ adv. further, later, hereafter. 
 "^Tf'^^fl^^'Rn f- the latter part of the Mi- 
 
 mansa, i e. the Vedanta. 
 '^rT^'^IW^f^TT & ^"^ n. the further deeds 
 
 of Rama, T. of a drama. 
 ■^rfl^^ a. starting up, trembling ; den. o^TPT -, 
 
 ^Tl^%f^ or o-^ f. the northern altar (r.). 
 >«Tl<T adv. northward*; north of (gen. or 
 
 (abl.). 
 ■^^tTTTc!^ (a^l- adv.) from the north or from 
 
 the left. 
 ^"d<T^^ a. higher and lower; n. the upper 
 
 and under lip, the lips. 
 ^Ti<IM^ m. the northern path, the north. 
 ■^frT^Cnr^ adv. farther off. 
 "^rT^^Tir n. the northern progress (of the 
 
 sun), the winter-solstice. 
 "^rT^TTftr f- the upper Arani (v. "^ptfW)' 
 ^rlTnJ a. taking place for the sake of what 
 
 follows. 
 ^^TpCt^^ m. the upper part (esp. of the body) ; 
 
 the northern part, the latter half. 
 ^3Tr^T^«tT a. superior, victorious. 
 ^Tt^'ra^ m. , "^rlTt"^ n. upper or outer 
 
 garment. 
 ^rriCTfW adv. north (of— abl.*). 
 ^^tT^W (instr. adv.) in the north or in the 
 
 left side (w. gen., abl., ace, or — o). 
 ^t|"<[<*I^ adv. the next day. 
 ^rl^TTrT a. following and following, later 
 
 and later, higher and higher, more and 
 
 more. ® — & n. adv.; n. as subst. reply, 
 
 talking, chattering. 
 
 ^TTTTTrTTW a. always later mentioned. 
 
 ^"tI^T¥ & ®^T¥ ^' upper Ijp. 
 
 ^tIM a. stretched out (lying); turned up- 
 wards, high, straight, upright; being on 
 the surface, open, shallow. 
 
 ^^tTT^T^^''^ a. open-hearted.* 
 
 ^TlT»i^ cR open wide. 
 
 ^tTTT™-*^'''^^^^"^' passing over( — o); rescue, 
 delivery. 
 
 ^frTTT'^ a. saving (Qiva) ; n. bringing over 
 ( — o), delivering from (abl.). 
 
 ^tTT^ a. vehement, violent; huge, dreadful;* 
 abundant, copious. 
 
 v^tTIW a. (having) crossed or passed, saved 
 or escaped from (abl. or — »); victorious, 
 fortunate; learned, clever. 
 
 ^f? a. lofty, high. 
 
 ^T^^ a. frightened. 
 
 "^(^ a. standing up, rising; coming from, 
 consisting of, beginning with ( — <>). 
 
 '^(^|«f n. rising, coming forth, origin, setting 
 out, starting, exertion, endeavour, energy 
 (poss. o^nT t) ; leaving off, conclusion. 
 
 ^^t^T'f^'^ H). a man of energy or activity. 
 
 ^^T'^TT n. causing to rise, awakening, pro- 
 ducing, bringing about, finishing. 
 
 ^(^f^p^^ a. getting up, rising, coming forth ; 
 active, energetic. 
 
 "^fc^ff a. risen, high, erect, upright, promi- 
 nent; sprung or come from (abl. or — «); 
 broken out (fire); occurred, appeared, 
 manifest; come in (money); eager, ready 
 or devoted to (loc. or dat.). 
 
 "^?Cf|p a. over-ripe, swollen, turgid. 
 
 ^fM ^«l, & ®W^ a. upturned -eyelashed (eye). 
 
 ^pq?!^, f. ^ flying up; n. leaping high. 
 
 "^f^f^f. coming forth, origin, birth (p.^^irT ); 
 result, produce. 
 
 ^fTf^^^cR a. indicating a new birth. 
 
 ^rq"^ m. wrong way (lit. & fig). 
 
 ^PT^ a. risen or come from ( — «); born of 
 (loc), begot by (instr. or — «); happened, 
 occurred, existing, present, ready. 
 
 ^fCJ^^f^ a. judicious, wise (lit. having a 
 ready mind). 
 
 ^(^^ n. the blue lotus. 
 
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 ^^^R^lf^iT^ 
 
 ^rM<9|^^ f. lotus-eyed. 
 
 ^^jrq^f^iT n. group of lotus-flowers. 
 
 ^(^ ' 1^*1, ^' abounding in lotus flowers; 
 f. o«}Y= prec. 
 
 "^fqr^iT n. cleaning or any implement for 
 cleaning. 
 
 "'^r'Clf^?^ m. purifier. 
 
 "^f^TZ^ n- pulling up, tearing out. 
 
 "^Tqxf^'T. ( — ®) ^b® same as adj. 
 
 -^rqiTT m. flying up, jump; sudden and un- 
 usual event, portent, phenomenon. 
 
 -^rqi^ m. coming forth, birth. 
 
 "^FCn^cfi a. producing, causing, begetting; 
 ni. producer, begetter; abstr. o<3 n. 
 
 ^?qT^^, f. t^= prec. adj.; n. as abstr. 
 
 "^f^Tf^ a. bringing forth (—<>); produced, 
 born. 
 
 xjffMS a. crushed, trodden down. 
 
 -^fCft"^ m- pressing out, pressure; stream, 
 flood ; gash, wound. 
 
 "^?RW^ a. continual, uninterrupted. 
 
 ^rRT^ ra-, *'«T "• derision, irony. 
 
 "^Sr^TJf n. foresight; comparison, metaphor 
 ^(rh.). 
 
 "^;^^T f. disregard, indiff'erence; also = prec. 
 
 ^^f^WmW[ f- a kind of comparison (rh.). 
 
 ^^rqiT^ m. jump, bounding. 
 
 ^Tg^gf a. blown (flower), opened; o«f^if & 
 ®%T''^«T a. having wide opened eyes. 
 
 ^^[(^ m. spring, fountain (lit. & fig.). 
 
 "^cg^ m. lap, roof, surface; seat, bottom. 
 
 ^'^(^fvr m. receptacle of a spring; well. 
 
 "^^c^W a. prominent, projecting; ceased, van- 
 ished, lost. 
 
 "^cR^ ra. pouring forth, emission, excretion ; 
 laying aside, taking off, loosening, deliver- 
 ing, abandoning, giving up, closing, com- 
 pletion (esp. of the study of the Veda) ; 
 oblation, present. 
 
 "^(^^•1 n. letting loose, giving up, dismission, 
 closing, completion (v. prec). 
 
 ^^c^qTU" n. rise (of the sun), coming forth. 
 
 -^(igrf^ a. leaping up, soaring, rising, ap- 
 pearing. 
 
 xif^ci ra. enterprise, beginning; feast, joy. 
 
 ^(^cfflT^ a. fond of feasts. 
 
 ^(^T^T n. putting ofl", interrupting, injuring, 
 
 destroying; rubbing or chafing the limbs. 
 ^(^7^ m. strength, resolution, energy, 
 
 exertion, endeavour, eagerness, inclination 
 
 for, delight in (- ®). 
 ^3f^T^cRT"'t75' a. causing exertion, painful.* 
 ^cgiff^^ (°g^) n. instigator.* 
 "'3(^T^%TT m* display of energy. 
 "^fc^W a. exuberant, abundant in, swelled 
 
 by (instr. or — o) | overstrained (lit. &fig.) ; 
 
 extravagant, haughty, disordered (mind). 
 ^f^^WlT^ a. of disordered mind, 
 ^f^ff a. fettered. 
 "^(^TgR a. restless, uneasy, intent; regretful, 
 
 sad, anxious about, longing or wishing 
 
 for (loc, irffT, or — o) ; *caring about (loc. 
 
 or instr.). Abstr. «cTT f- 
 ^(^'ch^ , o'?rf?T make sad, afflict. 
 ^(WeR^^wf a. having a sad face.* 
 ^rt^r^ f. letting out, emission. 
 ^^^ m. overflow, excess; extravagance, 
 
 haughtiness; poss. ®"pfi«^^. 
 ^^^ m. eminence, height (lit. & fig.). 
 
 ^r^T ^^' a jump- 
 
 ^r^^l^^, o^% talk in sleep. 
 
 "^r^^ a. loosened, fallen down (girdle). 
 
 1^^ (only o— in nouns and verbs) up. up- 
 wards, forth, out, beyond. 
 
 2^, "^, ^^f% & ^^f?T (also M.)- pp. 
 ^tT & "^W spring (water), bubble up, 
 wet, bathe. — "^g, ^T^ & '^^ sprinkle, 
 wet. f^ immerse, f^ spring or bubble 
 forth, also=^T(^ sprinkle, wet. 
 
 ^ (only o — and adj. — <>) water. 
 
 ^^cfi n. water. — ^■^^BR ^ or "ff^ offer a 
 libation of water to a dead person (gen. 
 or dat.); ^^ ^ the same, also = o^^TJ- 
 "^5^ touch cert, parts of the body with 
 water (r.). 
 
 ^^^5r4i^ n. libation of water (v. prec). 
 
 ^2'cRoR-(4 U'the same, + ablution of the body. 
 
 "^^cfi^TP^J^ a. performing a 
 water. 
 
 ^ 6^ 
 
 libation of 
 
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 ^g^e|t^«TT a. furnished with water; f. ^<^e|)|- 
 
 "^rft a woman's name. 
 '^^cfi%^«T n. shower of rain, 
 ^^^T^f^ m. a handful of water. 
 ^^TcRT'Tf m. margin of water. %T^ofiT«frrf[^ as 
 
 far as the water's brink. 
 "^^cfiTT^^ m. the ocean of water. 
 ''3^o|n'^ m. ablution (lit. water -business); 
 
 o?^ to perform an ablution. 
 \T^ m. a water-jug; N. of a physician. 
 1^ & ^^^T?^ adv. from above or from 
 
 the north. 
 >d<^<4e| a. being in water; f. "^ a woman in 
 
 her courses. 
 "^^JT^wT n. the (sun's) northern progress; 
 
 the time from the winter to the summer 
 
 solstice. 
 
 ^^^ a. having the top lifted, i.e. lofty, high, 
 
 tall, long; increased, excited, roused by 
 
 ( — o); fierce, intense. 
 '^^^^rT a. making lofty boundings; abstr. 
 
 o^ n. 
 ^4^^ a. turned (lit. having the mouth or 
 
 front) upwards or to the north. 
 ^^3^^ n. lotus flower (water-born). 
 xi(^^^ (f. '^^^) turned upwards or to the 
 
 north, northern; n. '^«R adv. northward. 
 "^^•T m. pail or bucket for drawing water 
 
 out of a well. 
 
 ^<^^f% a. hollowing and raising the palms 
 
 (cf. ^^^). 
 "^^t^if a. containing water, m. receptacle of 
 
 water (cloud, lake, or river, in 1.1. the sea). 
 "^^V^^^ , «>^f?T take a thing (ace.) for the 
 
 sea. 
 ^;^ n. wave, water; p. "^^f^iTnT^. 
 
 l'^«rTni. end of labour, harvest, feast, quiet; 
 
 news, intelligence. 
 2^^«fr a. running over the brim; n. adv. to 
 
 the end. 
 '^ng a. living beyond a boundary. 
 "^3^^^, °^?rf7T, pp. o«EJ«fr^pour down on (loc). 
 "'gf^^ a. fluctuating, watery. 
 "^•^ a. seeking water. 
 '>3^^«ff a. = x3(^«<(; m. the sea. 
 
 ^5^XIT^ n. water-jug, ewer. 
 
 N3rfm?T m. n. well, cistern. 
 
 ^^^^ a. swimming in water, splashing. 
 
 ^^f^^ m. a drop of water. 
 
 '^^TRJ a. consisting of water. 
 
 "^f^^m. going up, rising (also = seq.); coming 
 forth, appearance, manifestation, origin; 
 result, issue, consequence; success, ad- 
 vantage; income, revenue, interest. 
 
 ^^'^f'TtT ^ °^^ ^- t^i6 eastern mountain, 
 behind which the sun rises (cf. "^^). 
 
 ^2"^dZ s- slope of the eastern mountain. 
 
 "^^Zpf n. going up, rise; issue, end; m. N. 
 of a king. 
 
 '^^^if^'Pr rn- the lord of rising, i.e. the Sun.* 
 '^^'^^'nT ^' ^^' rising and setting. 
 ^^f^T^l^ a. coming forth. 
 -^^T^^ci; ni. = ^3^t^f?:. 
 ^"^ n. (adj. — o f. ^ & t5 belly, womb, 
 cavity, interior, inside; loc. within, amidst 
 
 "^^TTSF n- rising. 
 
 ^^T^T ^ *^^T*TfT* nourishing one's own 
 belly, a glutton. 
 
 "^^Tt^^TT ™- expansion of the belly, cor- 
 pulence.* 
 
 'vj(^c(i m. breaking forth, sounding; result^ 
 consequence, future ; issue, end. 
 
 "^^f^^ a. shining, luminous; m. fire. 
 
 ^(^c|T^ ni. dwelling in water; a. oftl*^^. 
 
 ^^"^T^ a. bringing water. 
 
 "^^^ a. weeping (lit. having one's tears up)- 
 
 ^^TT' ^- ^ fetching water. 
 
 ^3^T^ m. selection, choice (also concr.). 
 
 '^TtT a. elevated, high (lit. & fig.), highly 
 or acutely accented, sublime, illustrious, 
 high-minded, generous, haughty, arrogant.. 
 m. the high or acute accent. 
 
 "'^^^•T m. the wind that goes upward (in the 
 body). 
 
 ^3^7"^^ a. raising, causing; sublime, noble, 
 excellent, m. rising fog or mist; pi. the 
 spirits of the fog. 
 
 ^c(TT.'r!T f-, °W n. sublimity (of style). 
 
 "^QrT''?^rfT<T a. of noble conduct, acting nobly^ 
 
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 ^^T^ 
 
 ^^TT^ ^' ^^ noble mind. 
 
 y<^lTlT^ ^- ^f noble character. 
 
 ^^^I a. indifferent, passive, neutral ; adv. 
 
 "^^^T'^ n. saying, speech ; example. 
 ''^^T^T ^- going to fetch water, m. the 
 
 fetching water. 
 '^^TC<T a. called, quoted. 
 l^f^fT a. risen, high, elevated, haughty; 
 
 begun, occurred, appeared, manifest, clear. 
 -^f^rT a. said, spoken, proclaimed, taught; 
 
 spoken to, addressed. 
 ^f^f?T f- rising (of the sun); going away, 
 
 setting (of the sun); disappearance, end. 
 ^^"^T f- looking up, gazing. 
 ^^^«T a. turned northward. 
 ^'O ^ ^^ ^f^"^ a. northern; m. the northern 
 
 country, pi. its inhabitants. 
 ^^TW "• throwing, uttering, speaking. 
 '^^Ur a. roused, excited, haughty; abstr.OffTf. 
 '^^ftrf a. risen, lifted. 
 ^^^"^ m. the glomerous fig tree, its fruit 
 
 (also n.); N. of a race of priests. 
 ^5^^^ a, copper-coloured, brown. 
 >^^(g| f- married, taken to wife. 
 >3c^xj^ f. issue, end; loc. at last. 
 ^"^^PB^ (abl. inf.) go up, rise. 
 *^^T^^ a. of high power. 
 "W^Tl a. come forth, sprung from (abl. or — ®), 
 
 appeared, risen; f. N. of a metre. 
 "^^T m. rising, exertion; expansion, fulness; 
 
 appearance, origin ; shoot (of a plant). 
 "^^Tf'T "• rising, appearance. 
 "^^H'ft^ n- a clean garment. 
 "^^f^rf n. roaring, grunting. 
 ^W^A a. pregnant. 
 "^^T^ a overflowing with (— o) ; excessive, 
 
 vehement. 
 "^■^Tcf m. chanter (of the Saman-hymns). 
 ^^g^TT ^^- spitting or pouring out, ejecting; 
 
 spittle, flood; roaring, sound, echo; utter- 
 ance, tale. 
 '^^Tfr'l. ^' spitting or pouring out (— °). 
 ^ft'TTO' "• spitting, vomiting. 
 -^^cT n. song. 
 ''^^fTf f. N. of a metre. 
 
 ^^^ ni- (n.) chanting (of the Saman-hymns). 
 ^sOtU a. spit out, ejected, brought forth, 
 
 caused. 
 '^^^ a. lifted, raised. 
 ^^fW n- taking away. 
 ^S"!! in- taking up or away, a kind of 
 
 Sarhdhi. 
 
 "^^^ a. with lifted neck. 
 
 "^Jif n. opening, bursting (tr. & intr.), 
 
 outbreak. 
 ^1"^^ n. rubbing, cudgelling. 
 ^fTZ ni. = ^fTZ^ n. 
 ''^fTZ^ na. opener, key. 
 '^WTZ^ a. opening, pushing away (a bolt); 
 
 n. opening, laying bare, showing. 
 ^f TfZ^ a. = prec. adj. 
 ''^^cT m. strike, blow, jerk, jolt; elevation, 
 
 eminence; rising, beginning. 
 '^^llfTf'i;^ a. jolting, uneven, rough. 
 ^WE a. sounding; n. sound, noise. 
 ^^"Bf m. calling out, proclaiming. of%fT!^?| 
 
 m. drum for publishing. 
 ^WT'^TW n. announcing, publishing. 
 ^^T^ a. having a raised staff or stalk ; 
 
 raised, extraordinary, sublime. 
 
 "^f^TT a. unbound, unrestrained, unlimited, 
 extraordinary, full of ( — o). o — & n.adv. 
 beyond measure, wildly, exultingly. 
 
 ^^T^cR m. N. of a man (lit. Up-tearer). 
 
 "^^T^ m. heat, fire. 
 
 ^"fe^ (g^^) aiming at; used as prep. w. ace. 
 = towards, with regard to, for the sake of, 
 concerning, about. 
 
 "^W^ n. the becoming visible (of the moon). 
 
 ^^"ST ni. pointing to, mentioning, statement, 
 rule; place, region. -- Instr. & abl. 
 concerning, with regard to ( — <>) ; OfT^ 
 briefly, in a few words. 
 
 v^ijjlfl a. flashing up, shining; m. flash, shine, 
 light, splendour. 
 
 ^^rf a. raised, excited, elevated; excessive, 
 vehement, intense; haughty, proud, arro- 
 gant; full of, rich in (instr. or — <>). 
 
 ^1"TW "• taking out or off, removing, de- 
 stroying, extricating, delivering. 
 
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 ^v^l^^ m. = prec. (also oij^f n.); deduction, 
 
 deducted or selected portion, additional 
 
 share (j.). 
 ^gff^ m. a cert, part of a carriage. 
 ^f%ff a. set up, erected. 
 ''^^TT a- shaken, brandished. 
 "^^Tl^ a. unrestrained, extravagant, extraor- 
 dinary (lit. freed from a yoke). 
 "^^fl a. ="^^rT+ roused, kindled (fire); n. 
 
 roaring (of the sea). 
 ^g^fTf f. shaking, brandishing. 
 ^^*<T^^^ pp. ^f^ff tilled with vapour.* 
 '^Ng^^ , o^frr bestrew. 
 ^vgcf a. drawn up or out, raised, extracted, 
 
 separated, selected. 
 "^T^fl^^ a. from which the oil or fat has 
 
 been extracted, skimmed. 
 ">3^gf7f f. drawing out, extraction, salvation. 
 ^d"(8f ger. excepting, except. 
 '>3§"^ a. tied up, suspended, hung; compact, 
 
 solid. 
 l^lf*^ m. hanging one's self. 
 2"'g^?Br a. untied, loose. 
 ^gpfXCf a. shedding tears (lit. having one's 
 
 tears up); abstr. Ot«r n. 
 ^^^ a. awakened, budded, appeared. 
 "^^g^ a. burst, rent. 
 ^^i a. eminent, extraordinary. 
 ^^^ m. origin, coming forth; adj. coming 
 
 from ( — o). 
 '^^T'ftpl^ a. shining, radiant with; appearing, 
 
 bursting from ( — «). 
 "^^g'^a. propagated by sprouts or seed(v.seq.). 
 "^f^^ a. breaking forth, sprouting, piercing, 
 
 victorious, m. a kind of sacrifice; f. sprout, 
 
 plant; spring, fountain. 
 "^Hsp a.burst, openened, blossomed, apparent. 
 
 i 0' ^^W^' "• "^^) lasting, perpetual, 
 a. come forth, born, risen, increased. 
 fcT f- origin, rise, appearance. 
 >5^^ m, breaking forth, becoming visible, 
 
 appearance; spring, fountain, 
 "^^•rf a. started or flown up, risen, fled; 
 
 agitated, bewildered; wandering, roving. 
 
 n. rising; waving a sword. 
 
 ^^TnToR n. rising into the air. 
 
 "4^1^ n. surging, flooding. 
 
 ^^ff a. held up, offered (esp. food); under- 
 taken, begun; prepared, ready, eager f 
 occupied in, endeavouring or going to 
 (inf., dat., loc, or '^^^). 
 
 ^5Icf^T^ a. ready to strike (lit. having lifted 
 up the stick). 
 
 ^^f^ f. raising, elevation, offering. 
 
 ^gf^?{ m. uplifting, elevation; undertaking, 
 effort, endeavour, exertion at (dat., ace. 
 w. nfTT, inf., or — o). 
 
 ^^TTT n. raising, elevation, exertion. 
 
 "^^^^W^ a. bearing or undergoing exertions^ 
 
 ^^Tf "• walking out; garden, park. 
 
 '^^T*T^^«T n. garden-thicket. 
 
 gardener. 
 ^^H*?l<j|fl f. a row of gardens. 
 ^^T^fTTZ «!• garden-fence. 
 ^g^"3f a. prepared, ready, intent on, going 
 
 or about to (dat., loc, irfTf w. ace, or 
 
 ^%1^ m. effort, endeavour, activity. 
 
 ^3%Xf^«^ a. taking pains, active, industrious. 
 
 ^^ m. a kind of aquatic animal. 
 
 ^f^'fU a. excessive, superfluous, surpassing 
 ( — o); highminded, haughty. 
 
 ^3f^ springy, wet. 
 
 ^^oR m. excess, preponderance ; p. of^jfi^^. 
 
 '^^S^ f. eminence, hill. 
 
 >^^ < ^ if a. bursting (tr. — «); n. rising, ascend- 
 ing; rubbing, anointing, unguent. 
 
 ^^^ a. leading up, carrying away or on, 
 continuing (— «); m. leading home, mar- 
 riage; son, offspring ( — o). 
 
 ^^^ n. lifting up, carrying, drawing; riding 
 on (instr.); leading home, marriage, pos- 
 session. 
 
 ^^T^ m. leading home, marriage. 
 
 ^^X^^^^ n. marriage-feast. 
 
 "^f^^ a. raised, high. 
 
 v^f^^ a. astounded, terrified, afraid of (abl.,. 
 gen., instr., or — ®); dejected, depressed,, 
 wearied of (instr.) ; sorrowful, tired of life^ 
 
 >df^M|f^[^ a. quite astounded.* 
 
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 ^q^TR 
 
 n. looking up, beholding, sight. 
 
 >jditi a. swollen, turgid, prominent; roused, 
 excited; extravagant, dissolute. 
 
 "^IT m. trembling, waving, agitation, un- 
 easiness, disgust. 
 
 a. causing anxiety or agitation. 
 "^"^IfwT a. the same; n. anxiety, agitation. 
 Tgf^ifofil^, f. t:=prec. adj. 
 '^'^^•i^^ a. horrible. 
 '^f^ff a. tossed up, moving to and fro. 
 ^ggj^ a. dropped from (— °).* 
 *^5^'?^, ^•■^<, & °^ m. mouse, rat. 
 ^^rt a. raised, high, eminent; n. = seq. 
 ■^g^fTf f. rising, elevation, height; p. o^«t! . 
 '^^^ a. tied up, unbound; haughty, arrogant. 
 "^^^•f n. lifting up, raising, drawing out 
 
 (water). 
 ^:^7^ a. having an erected stalk. 
 \5^ 1^ m. exuberance, fulness. 
 "^f^"^ a. sleepless, awake, expanded, budded, 
 
 blown. 
 "^•Jf^ a. emerged. 
 ^•UtT a. excited, intoxicated, drunk, mad, 
 
 furious; m. the thorn-apple. 
 
 If^TTt^ff being mad.* 
 
 ^f^l^ ger. with violence. 
 
 "^•Jl^fl^^ & o"^ a. excited or disturbed in 
 
 mind, agitated, restless; abstr. o^fTT f. 
 N!j«4{«| m. rubbing in. 
 ''^^^•T «• the same; a fragrant essence. 
 '^^'^IT^ a. mad, insane; m. madness, insanity. 
 T^^T^f^ffT (OfliR) a. inebriating/' 
 ^5R|T^ifT^ & *of^i^ = ^^T^ a. 
 "^•ITT^ m- hy-way, evil way ; a. = seq. 
 "^'^'T'n'RT'l^ & **^fS^ a. going evil ways. 
 "^^f^^ a. mixed with ( — °). 
 ^gf^rf^nr a. opened, budded, blown. 
 "^^^^ n.=:^^XC. 
 
 ^^f^cT a. = "^ff^f^ff + unfolded , manifest. 
 '^•J'^i a. destitute of, wanting (—**); taken 
 
 off, sent forth. 
 ^^^, f. f^ looking or turned (lit. having 
 
 the face) upwards; looking at, desirous 
 
 of, going or about to, waiting for (— «). 
 
 ^W^ , ®^rfi! be unrooted. C. »'5nif?T un- 
 root, destroy, dethrone. — ;5?^ C. eradi- 
 cate, destroy. 
 
 ^«3I^if n. eradication, destruction. 
 
 ^«wg a. wiped off, blotted out. 
 
 ^g^'q m. opening (of the eye), expanding, 
 becoming visible, appearance. 
 
 ^g^f^T'C a. starting or flying up. 
 
 ^tf adv. thereto, further, as prep, towards? 
 unto, near, at, in, *below, less than (ace.) ; 
 near, by, at, upon, at the time of, up to, 
 *above, more than (loc.) ; together with, 
 according to (instr.). — It is mostly 
 used o — in verbs, adverbs or nouns, de- 
 noting approach, vicinity, or inferiority 
 
 (cf NiMJiH; **T^^, ^^^'i. "JTW)- 
 
 ">gi|c|J^ a. reaching to the shoulder. 
 
 vJMchU^ n. nearness, proximity; °T^*^ adv. 
 near ( — ©). 
 
 ''OT'fiTW "• doing a service, helping, assis- 
 tance; instrument, supplement, means, 
 expedient; p. oxjjiqf«?T . 
 
 "^Xfofi^, f. o"^ assisting, befriending, kind. 
 
 '^TTcRT'?^ m. service, assistance, favour. 
 
 ^MohK'* (f- *»tT^T) & ^'fT'C a. serviceable, 
 officious, useful, kind. — *f. of\«m royal 
 tent. 
 
 >jl)ch|ii a. to be served or favoured ; f. "^T 
 royal tent. 
 
 "^^^ofifTf f. service, kindness. 
 
 ^IJ^'3" a. being at hand, ready, prepared. 
 
 Tgtjslf?? m. approach, arrival; commencement, 
 enterprise ; means, expedient. 
 
 ^M^l<rt «• commencement, beginning. 
 
 ^gftjf^jr^ f. service, benefit. 
 
 "^5^sR¥ m- carpenter (lit. blamed, despised). 
 
 Tgxi^'^ m. decrease, decay, disappearance. 
 
 '^^7%'^ m., oTJf n. allusion, insinuation (rh.).^ 
 
 "^TJII a. going to, being in, belonging to, 
 serving for, furnished with (— °). 
 
 -^q^rT a. approached, happened, occurred, 
 fallen into or got at (ace. or — o); n. re- 
 ceipt, acquittance. 
 
 -^gtjjjf^ f., o^?T m. approach, arrival. 
 
 ' <dM^n *y D- accompanying song. 
 
^^^'fttT 
 
 88 
 
 •^gxi^ff a. (pass.) sung, praised, celebrated 
 by ( — o); (act.) having begun to sing. 
 
 ^M^riftr f- N. of a metre. 
 
 ^XJ^T^ D. an embrace. 
 
 ^Xf^l^ m. takmg possession of, annexing, 
 winning over. 
 
 ^<7^'^W "' holding up, supporting, promot- 
 ing. 
 
 ^^iniTf m. gift, present. 
 
 '^'Q^Tff m.stroise, blow, hurt, injury, damage, 
 offence. 
 
 '^^^rTSR & ^frVfi^ a. damaging, offending 
 
 xjq^'^ m. accumulation, increase, growth; 
 
 prosperity, advantage. 
 ^tj^"^ a. approaching; m. & ouj n. approach, 
 
 coming near. 
 ■^H^f^ff^ & o^^ to be treated, served, 
 
 waited on. 
 n^I|t|^T f' service, attendance. 
 ■^^xfTT; m. conduct, behaviour, use, practice, 
 
 dealing with (gen.); civility, kindness, 
 
 service, attendance, ceremony; ornament 
 
 (p. o'^ifT t), figure of speech. 
 '^xr^'?;;cfi, f. ofl^cRT (adj. — o) politeness, 
 
 kindness. 
 '^^f^TT a. augmented, strengthened, covered 
 
 or furnished with, full of (instr. or — ©). 
 ^iM'«^i4 a. covered, hid. 
 "^31^^ a. additional, belonging to (gen.); coming 
 
 from ( — o). 
 "^^^if^T f. N. of a metre. 
 ^iM^m ra. whispering, talking over, persuad- 
 ing, seducing. 
 '^"q^J^cR m. whispering to, conspiring with 
 
 '^^f^lf^g a. approaching (ace). 
 
 '^Xlf^ig^T f- uvula, epiglottis. 
 
 ^XT^^oR a. living, subsisting, dependent 
 upon (instr. or — «) ; m. subject or depend- 
 ant. 
 
 ■^^lygft^iT n. & "^tJ^^T f. livelihood, sub- 
 sistence. 
 
 ^tj^^^^ a. affording a livelihood. 
 
 ^JJM^ft'i; a. = ^xnft^oR (absol. or w. ace, 
 gen., — o). . 
 
 ^Xf^gj a. = ^Xl^S^ift^ ; n. subsistence. 
 
 "^Md^H ^^^' ^^ ^^^ slope. 
 
 ^gfljff^ a. hot, warm; sick, unwell. 
 
 ^XjrlT^ m- heat, pain, sickness, trouble, 
 
 distress, woe, sorrow. 
 ^^cTm«R a. causing pain, distressing. 
 ^Mrllf^^!^ a. the same ( — o); ill, diseased. 
 ^q(t(ch| f. land at the food of a mountain. 
 "^^IJ^T f« offering, present. 
 ^mI^J^ a. smeared or covered with ( — »). 
 ^^1^*1, & °f^^T f- intermediate region 
 
 (north-east etc.). 
 ">3ir^'s^ f. sight, view^ 
 ''gnrS^ m. hint, direction, advice, instruction; 
 
 indicatory or conventional form (g.). 
 ^^^'^[•T n., o^ifTt f- advice, instruction. 
 "^^^f^«|^ a. instructing, teaching; m. teacher, 
 
 f. oift. 
 ^Xf^^ m. misfortune, calamity, 
 "^tr^^^ m. supervisor, witness. 
 '^XTMiT m. minor duty, by-law. 
 ^tniTT f- imposition, fraud ; penultimate letter 
 
 (g-)- 
 
 ^JXHilT'T a. & n. setting up; n. also = seq. 
 
 '^TVT'tI"?? n. cushion, pillow. 
 
 "^Xlfy m. putting to, i.e. adding; imposition, 
 
 fraud ; the part of a wheel between nave 
 
 and circumference. 
 '^tllilTT'ft'^ m. the Visarga before If & Xfi. 
 "^5^^^ a. brindled, spotted. 
 ^"Tfrl a. bent towards or inwards, brought 
 
 down, subject, dependent; brought about, 
 
 existing, present. 
 "^^•fftf f. abstr. to prec, + inclination, af- 
 fection. 
 '^gXfiT^ m. bringing near, procuring, getting, 
 
 obtaining, employing; introduction (into 
 
 a science). 
 ^xri!^"if n. the same + seq. 
 "^^•IT^wf n. leading to a teacher, initiation. 
 "^qf^VTff a. setting down. 
 ^^f^fV m. deposit, esp. a sealed one. 
 "^qfifCfTfT in. outbreak, onset, attack. 
 ^^f^mfTfi: a. falling into (-<>). 
 ^xrfifsr^ a. hanging on, sticking to ( — <>); 
 
 written down, composed; abstr. ©tcf n. 
 
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 ^^T 
 
 ■gtrfif^t^if n. writing down, description, 
 literary composition, versification. 
 
 "'^^f^nhr m- departure from ( — «).* 
 
 ^^f'T^^ f. secret doctrine (lit. sitting down, 
 sc. to listen); an Upanisad, i.e. a class 
 of writings intended to ascertain the secret 
 • meaning of the Veda. 
 
 ^ll'JffT, f. o"^ who brings, bearer of (gen.). 
 
 ■^^tpZf^ a. brought forward, adduced, hinted; 
 n. hint, insinuation. 
 
 "^t:j^T^ m. placing near, juxtaposition, addi- 
 tion; utterance, argumentation, also=prec.n. 
 
 ^l|M^ m. armpit; a. ^tj"^. 
 
 '^'Q'RfTT »!• paramour, gallant. 
 
 ^tjlrf^ f. happening, appearing, following, 
 resulting; rightness, exactness, fitness, 
 propriety. 
 
 ^3T|XI^ n. a secondary word of any kind (g.). 
 
 dMM^ a. having gone or come to, got at, 
 met with (ace. or — «); endowed with, 
 possessed of (instr. or — »); happened, 
 occurred, born, existing; fit, suited, right, 
 proper, natural. 
 
 ^3XIXJ^T^ a. having good reasons, well 
 founded. 
 
 ^t('CnrT ni. occurrence, accident. 
 
 '^3fXmTrfcfi n. minor offence; poss. ®f^fi«l^. 
 
 ^3tri|Tf71«i; a. falling into (— «). 
 
 '^^^T^«Ji a. effecting, producing, making; 
 possible. 
 
 NiMMT<^*f a. producing, mentioning; n. bringing 
 near, presenting, appearing. 
 
 "'^XIXIT^ "!• shoulderblade. 
 
 '^MmI^'T n. torture, pang. 
 
 ^tjT7';(^T'tir "• a secondary or minor Purana. 
 
 ^^^■^ m. visitation, disturbance, trouble, 
 calamity, any portent, esp. an eclipse. 
 
 ^tl^rf a. visited, afflicted. 
 
 *^XT^^ m. cushion, pillow. 
 
 ^M<s{f^rf a. strengthened, increased, accom- 
 . panied by, furnished with (instr. or — <>). 
 
 ^M®(^ <Sc N^qfc^J m. rattling, noise. 
 
 "^^XW^ m. division of a verse. 
 
 ■^SrXT*^!^ m. enjoyment, use, pleasure. 
 
 ^^rq^Tf^Pi;^ a. enjoying, using (— «). 
 
 '^"Cf^fl^ a. to be enjojed or used. 
 
 ^XJTT a. uppermost, highest; nearest, next; 
 
 first, best, excellent, chief. 
 '^^^?«^«f n. inviting, persuading. 
 1"^^*1 W«V. ^^^ same as adj. 
 2N3M*jnT5|«^ m. a king's counsellor of second 
 
 rank. 
 "^^ItJ a. eager, zealous; m. a man's name. 
 ^M*i^ m. friction, injury, reproach, abuse; 
 
 also = '^Xfjf^if. 
 ^IJ^^cR a. crushing, destroying. 
 ^^^^'T n. oppression, destruction. 
 
 I'^SR^T adv. quite, near. 
 
 2^"CI?TTf- resemblance, similarity; comparison, 
 
 image (rh.); o. adj. resembling, equal to, 
 
 -like (—0). 
 "^^TTfrr f- address, invocation; fit to be 
 
 invoked, accessible, kind. 
 ''^^Tf "• comparison, simile, esp. that with 
 
 which a thing is compared, opp.\3q*|t{(rh.); 
 
 adj. — ozrTgtjrh" adj. 
 ■^Xjjjjj^ adv. highest. 
 
 ^■^^T^fTIT^ "^- ^ ^^"^ ^^ comparison (rh.). 
 ^"Tf^ffT f- resemblance; induction (ph.). 
 ■^XJ^^a. to be or being compared, comparable 
 
 M'ith (instr. or — «); n. (rh.) the thing 
 
 compared with something else (opp. the 
 
 ^^m^ q.v.). 
 ^t|+i ij IXfilTT f' a reciprocal comparison (rh.). 
 "^T7"iJrifI m. husband. 
 ''^^Tf m. wedding, marriage. 
 "^Xf^^if n. = prec.; f. ^ any support (for 
 
 holding fire-wood), a sacrificial ladle. 
 "^^"^•T 11- nearing, approach. 
 "vJXJ'^'^ a. employed, used, consumed; useful, 
 
 requisite, fit, proper, worthy. 
 "^XJ^^cjj a. to be employed. 
 N^q^lTJ m. employment, application; use, 
 
 enjoyment.' 
 N 3 M ^ ir»l* l . ^^- being employed , conducive, 
 
 useful, fit, suitable; employing. using(— o). 
 ^T^T^TW a. to be or being used. 
 ^^ a. placed below, deeper, posterior, 
 
 later, nearer, neighbouring, m. the lower 
 
 pressing stone or the lower part of the 
 
 sacrificial post. ^ 
 
^M<1* 
 
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 ^^TW a* coloured, reddened , eclipsed (sun 
 or moon). 
 
 ^^Ttrr f- ceasing, resting; quietism (ph.). 
 
 '^ll'^^ m. ceasing, ending, desisting from 
 (—0), death; abstr. 0(Sf n. 
 
 ^tr^lRXJf & o^^ n. coming to rest. 
 
 v^l|'4^|7r m. colour, darkness. 
 
 "^"qf^adv. above, upwards, moreover, further, 
 then; doubled = higher and higher, more 
 and more. As prep, above, over, beyond, 
 upon, up into (ace, gen., abl., loc, «— or 
 — o in an adv.); above in number or order 
 (gen. or — o in an adv.), after (gen. or — «); 
 concerning, as to (gen.); doubled = im- 
 mediately over (ace), high over (gen.). 
 
 ^^f?:rr^, f. t; upper. 
 
 ^iif7^"gTf[^ adv. above, from above, behind, 
 later, afterwards. As prep, over, upon 
 (ace. or gen.), behind; concerning, about, 
 as to (gen.). 
 
 \Jl|'4|.^ a. captive, prisoner; n. shut up or 
 inner apartment. 
 
 ^H^^ a. ascended; come to, arrived at (ace,), 
 
 situated on (loc). 
 >^i4^(4oD n. a drama of the second rank (rh.). 
 ^Xfl^T^iJ m. hindrance, impediment; locking 
 
 up, blockading; trouble, disturbance. 
 ^dMH ni. stone, rock, jewel; f. ^X|^ the 
 
 upper mill-stone. 
 
 ^^xr^r^XJT n. observation, designation; implicit 
 
 or elliptical expression. 
 '^M'sjl^ a, recognisable. 
 ^M^Xff^'l^, f. ®TfJ^ arranging the press or 
 
 millstones. 
 '^TT^facT f. acquirement, gain; perception, 
 
 knowledge, p. o?T«ff • 
 '^^tJ^Pff rn. = prec. f. 
 '^XJ^Xf m. smearing. 
 
 '^R%"qif n. the same, (painting, colouring*). 
 "^tr^W m. exhorter. 
 ^^aXf^wT n. a small wood, grove. 
 "^nr^^"^ m. a fast-day. 
 ^3tr^T^ m. fast. 
 ^^TTWlftr^ a. fasting. 
 ^3X|f^"g a. seated j resorted to (ace. or — o). 
 
 ■yxT^^ff n. investiture with the sacred cord, 
 the sacred cord itself. 
 
 'dM^OfrN. a. wearing the sacred cord. 
 
 ^M^ir m. , ««lf n. sitting down ; devoting 
 one's self to ( — «). 
 
 ^gxni'iT m- coming to rest, cessation, tran- 
 quillity. 
 
 '^XJ"3|"?l«T, f. f^ calming, appearing; n. subst. 
 
 "^MUl"^ a. lying near or at hand. 
 
 ^rcrifT*^ ^- allayed, extinct. 
 
 ^3tJl[[Tf% f. = '^XIKfi?. 
 
 ^'^ftl^T f- learning, skill in (gen.). 
 
 ^2RI[1^«I a. & n. adorning. 
 
 ^fXnrT*?T f ornament. 
 
 ^^^lf^«^ a. adorned; shining with (—<>).* 
 
 ^xrf^'5 a. clinging to (ace), come near (loc. 
 01' ''B'fl^^^), contiguous. 
 
 ^3^^^Tf n. under-garment. 
 
 "^"^^^T^ ^^' drawing towards one's self; 
 winding up, recapitulation, conclusion. 
 
 "^^^f%<rT a. connected or endowed with, ac- 
 companied, or surrounded by (instr. or — o). 
 
 ^3^1^^ a. attached to sensual objects. 
 
 ^"^^^TT n. annumeration, addition. 
 
 ''^TTB^W "^- gathering, taking (esp. of a wife); 
 also =:seq. 
 
 ^tf^^^Iir n. clasping (of a person's feet); 
 
 deferential greeting. 
 "^^^^TH a. to be greeted deferentially. 
 ''gftf^Tf m. worshipper (lit. who approaches). 
 ^M^^ a. serving, attending; f. approach, 
 
 assault, siege; attendance, waiting on; 
 
 N. of a ceremony (r.). 
 '^M^^*I n. going to (a teacher), apprenticeship, 
 
 also = -^Xl^^f Hr. 
 ^tj^^ a. to be revered or waited on. 
 ^tf^g^ a. placed upon (the Vedi), presented, 
 
 granted; approached (esp. to worship or 
 
 to seek information or protection). 
 "'^^fjtrW a. furnished or familiar with (instr, 
 
 or — o); living in the same house. 
 ^^^TW "• approach. 
 ^ftj^nf m- addition (lit. pouring on), accident, 
 
 ill luck, calamity; preposition. 
 "^^^^•T n. pouring on; inauspicious phe- 
 
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 ^m^TT 
 
 nomenon , esp. an eclipse ; a secondary 
 word (g.) or person (j.). 
 
 "dMi^^W ^' advancing towards, aj?proaching. 
 
 '^M^'^Wt^ a. to be approached.* 
 
 viMJ^rM*!, ^' creeping near, approaching. 
 
 "'SRf^ri' a- prepared, ready. 
 
 ^m^'S a. thrown, sent; hit, visited, afflicted 
 by (instr. or — o); eclipsed (sun or moon), 
 having a prefix (g.). 
 
 V5l|'^x|«t a. pouring or sprinkling upon; n. 
 the same as subst. + juice, broth, condiment; 
 f . t;^ a ladle or cup for pouring. 
 
 >^l4^^cR ( — o) a. serving, following. 
 
 T5TT%^^ n., o%^T f- attendance, homage, 
 worship, devotion; enjoyment, use. 
 
 ^M^ft'l, ( — °) serving, worshipping; pur- 
 suing, practising. 
 
 ^M^< ^' ("•) anything subsidiary or com- 
 plementary, ingredient, condiment, utensil, 
 instrument, esp. of household. 
 
 \jq|cf)rf a. prepared, arranged. 
 
 "^TTO^ m., o^^JH n- stay, support. 
 
 Tgftj^'^UI' n. pouring under, spreading out; 
 a covering or mattress. 
 
 ^^rf^ or '^xrf^ m. inferior, a follower, servant. 
 
 ^nrf^T (^^^' ^"f-) ^o spread out. 
 
 v^l|^T§ a. covered, spread out; poured 
 upon (r.). 
 
 xiMfjl?^ & ''^R^f?! f« invocation, praise. 
 
 ^l|^ m. lap, groin; m. n. the sexual organs, 
 esp. of a woman. 
 
 'yiM^T'cT^ a. to appear (n. impers.); to be 
 waited upon. 
 
 ^M^^Tcf™* coming near, appearing (in court); 
 m. servant, attendant. 
 
 ^M^T«T n- coming or standing near, appear- 
 ance, presence, attendance, service, worship; 
 gathering, assembly. 
 
 "'3'^Tf^rr a. approached, arrived at, got to 
 (ace. or loc); fallen to one's (gen.) lot 
 or share, happened, appeared, present, 
 impending, ready; visited, waited upon, 
 attacked by, furnished with (instr.). 
 
 >5M^^ ni-5 ***T n- touching, bathing, rinsing 
 the mouth. 
 
 ^HtHni|«V. ^' touching, bathing in ( — o). 
 
 >3tr^rS a* touched; n. impers. or ="151^. 
 
 ^Xf^^ m. moisture. 
 
 ^5^f ^ a. assailing. 
 
 "^^WTW "• presenting, offering. 
 
 ^M^l^ m. who presents or offers. 
 
 >^I4^4 ™- calling near, invitation. 
 
 v^tl^l"^ m. present, gift, offering; abstr. OcTTf'r 
 o^ n. 
 
 •^tTfTT^, f- ^'tt^T (adj. — o) = Tgir^TT- 
 
 "^^^T"^ «fi offer as a sacrifice; of^oBV^ a. 
 going to offer. 
 
 T^xj^j^ a. to be offered ; n. offering. 
 
 v^ll^l^ m. laughter, fun. 
 
 ^M^T^^^ffT f. ridiculousness.* 
 
 \ ^tjf Tftpfi: a. laughing at (—0). 
 
 v^M^II^ a. laughable, ridiculous; abstr. OfJXf., 
 o^ n. 
 
 "^^xrf^fl a. placed or set upon , connected 
 with, dependent on, preceded by ( — «); 
 brought near, procured, got, put, applied, 
 undertaken, begun, set to action, employed, 
 led, seduced. 
 
 "^^rf a. called, invoked, invited. 
 
 "^gXfg'^i^ m. bend , curve , slope, n. solitude, 
 proximity, loc. secretly, near. 
 
 'gin'T adv. in a low voice, inaudibly; m. an 
 inaudible prayer. 
 
 1 '^^T■^■5^rf n- an inaudible vow. 
 
 ! ^tJTcR or v^l||c)| a. neared, joined, close, con- 
 
 i nected ; loc. 0% close by, at hand, present 
 
 I (w. gen.). 
 
 i "^^trrciPCW "• bringing near, fetching, also=seq. 
 
 i ^m«R^«l, "• preparation, commencement, 
 
 j esp. to study the Vedas. 
 
 I ^ Mi^i *T & **«R "• short narrative, episode. 
 
 ! ^^IJX^ n. minor limb or member, subdivision. 
 
 i supplement. 
 
 j ^qT^«T n. smearing, anointing. 
 ^XTTtI a. taken, received, got, felt, done. 
 
 I '^^tn'rl^T ^- thoroughly enjoyed (lit. where- 
 of the best has been taken). 
 "^tn^^if n. taking, acquiring, appropiating; 
 non - exclusion, addition; enumeration, 
 mention ; the "tnaterial cause (ph.). 
 
^Mm^ 
 
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 ^m <f l ^ger. together with (lit. having taken), 
 
 including, besides, by means of; since, 
 
 from (ace). 
 ^M'l^^ a to be taken from(abl.); contained 
 
 in ( — o); acceptable, admirable, excellent. 
 "^gXfXVT'^ ger. taking, i.e. along with (ace), 
 ^^xrrf^™- substitution, substitute; supposition, 
 
 postulate, cause. 
 ^MI^T^ m. teacher, sub teacher; OTESTT"^!^ 
 
 f. the teacher's wife. 
 "^5tIT«I^ a. being on a carriage. 
 ^^T^Tf f- (nom. o-^) & "^irr^f m- sandal, 
 
 shoe. 
 "^XJTirf n. nearness of the end, edge, margin, 
 
 immediate proximity; ace. &loc. near (gen. 
 
 or — «); ® — near, neighbouring. 
 ^mfijTcR n. nearness, proximity; ace. & 
 
 loc. near, abl. (from) near. 
 Tgxnf^ f. getting, acquiring. 
 ^XIT^ m. approach, way to or of, means, 
 
 expedient, stratagem; ©^if & ®^fT^ in 
 
 a clever way, by stratagem. 
 ^IJT^if n. approach, going to a teacher, 
 
 becoming a scholar; undertaking, enter- 
 prise, offering, gift. 
 ^igXfTf^*l^ & o^ a. approaching. 
 ^3Xn"€JT^'^ (o — ) means and purpose. 
 ^xnT ^^■■> "^IXW "• transgression , offence, 
 
 sin. 
 ^^T^^I n-5 "^ f • bringing near, acquiring, 
 
 obtaining. 
 ^ ^m^^^ a. to be blamed or censured. 
 ^m^^ m--) ®«T n. censure, reviling. 
 
 ^xn^fi; & "^xrr^f^ f. return. 
 
 '^XJT'^tT a. turned round or towards (ace), 
 come to (ace); approached, arrived, re- 
 turned. 
 
 "^mf^rT »• leaning or resting on, resorted 
 to, staying in or w-ith (ace or loc); intent 
 upon, given to (ace). 
 
 "^MlHilcM ger. having resorted to, i.e. by 
 means of (ace). 
 
 v^Ml^oh a. serving, intent upon ( — ^); m. a 
 servant or follower, esp. of Buddha (f. 
 
 •ftr^f). 
 
 ^m^TT n. seat; service, attendance, worship 
 (also o^T f.) ; meditation, practice, exer- 
 cise. 
 
 ^itrf^^nr a. standing on (loc), intent upon 
 (ace). 
 
 ^XfX^ a. to be served, worshipped, practised, 
 resorted to. 
 
 ^S^Tf^fT a. set out as a price; caused, pro- 
 duced ; s. a conflagration. 
 
 ^^^^ n-7 °^T f- overlooking, disregard, 
 neglect. 
 
 ^3^fT a. arrived, present, existing, come or 
 gone to (ace or — o), come to the teacher 
 i.e. initiated; fallen to one's (gen.) share; 
 being in (loc); accompanied by, endowed 
 with (instr. or — o). 
 
 ^^rT^"^ a. initiated before. 
 
 "^qfcf f. approach. 
 
 %^fT m. contriver, employer. 
 
 ^5^"pTfr a. driven or pressed in. 
 
 ^^t^ m. E. of Visnu (lit. inferior to Indra). 
 
 "^^^^ f« N. of a metre. 
 
 "^3^^ a. being or to be effected, to be gone 
 to or approached; n. aim, object. 
 
 ^^T^ a. brought near, brought about, begun, 
 caused, attained, got; existing, present. 
 
 ^^T^fT^^ a. rich in penitence. 
 
 1^*^T^TT1 J^'- a rising blush. 
 
 2"^T^XTT a. blushing. 
 
 ^^^T^II^ a. causing a sound, noisy. 
 
 ^'^TtI'T a. last but one. 
 
 ^^Tl'lrf m. introduction, beginning, oppor- 
 tunity. 
 
 l^^T'^W a. burning down ( — o). 
 
 2^^T'^X[r n. fasting. 
 
 ^^T"f^rT a. (having) fasted; n. = prec. 
 
 "^■^ a. sown, strewn, thrown down, lying; 
 covered or sprinkled with (instr. or — »). 
 
 ^5ff^ f. sowing. 
 
 xjf^f^^ a. acquainted with sowing ( — <>). 
 
 "^^ , "^^if?! force, subdue. — fif press 
 down, overthrow, f^^ let loose. 
 
 ^^ , ^^frr, ^wfrr, ^fH> pp ^^- ^' 
 
 "ftjcf confine, unite, couple. — fif keep 
 down. ^Jl^ keep together, cover, shut up. 
 ^H du. both. 
 
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 ^3W^ 
 
 ^^, f. ^ (sgl. & pi.) both, of both sorts. 
 ^H'^I^sR^f^'^ m. ruler of both (worlds). 
 ^'l^^^ ^dv. from or on both sides (w. gen. 
 
 or ace); in both cases. 
 "^^Wr^-rT^, ®^«tT, & ^H^4«fl^ a. having a 
 
 double row of teeth. 
 "^^^^ adv. in both places, on both sides, 
 
 in both cases. 
 "^^"^J^T adv. in both ways or cases. 
 "^*l^T adv. in both ways. 
 '^*l^7(Jr«ll a. having a double nature. 
 "^^rr f- flax; N. of the daughter of Himavant, 
 
 the wife of Qiva-Rudra. 
 '^TT«fT"^, oTTf?I,&'^^I|'nn.the lord or husband 
 
 of Uma, i.e. Civa. 
 '^X ni- N. of a Rishi ; o — = "^^ or ^I^. 
 '^^fi ^i,*!, & °5R" m. a snake (lit. going on 
 
 the breast). 
 ■'^'IJf & ^X!'^ m- a ram (wool-bearer). 
 
 ^^fW S- roaring.* 
 
 ^^ n. breast; adj. — o ^gxW- 
 
 '^T'^f^oRT f- a kind of necklace. 
 
 ^gr?:["J f. a ewe. 
 
 "^^ iR accept, get, show; admit, assent, 
 promise; place at the head, begin with 
 (ace). 
 
 '^n^, f. "^^ spacious, extensive, wide, broad, 
 great. — n. adv. widely, far ; as subst. space, 
 room, wide scope, freedom, w. eR give 
 room, liberty, opportunity. — f. ^5^ the 
 earth, the soil; du. heaven and earth; 
 pi. w. Xf^ the six spaces (the four quarters 
 of the sky with what is above and below). 
 
 ^^5^ ^' granting space. 
 
 '^^I^'T a. far-stepping; m. the wide step (of 
 Visnu). 
 
 ^^CTT"^ a. = prec. a. -f far, extending (v/ay) ; 
 m. E. of Visnu; n. ='^^ n. 
 
 '^''^T (instr. adv.) far. 
 
 "^^^^"^^ a. far-seeing. 
 
 \3<icel^^ a. capacious, widely extending. 
 
 ^<l,«i|^^ a. the same; f. ^^?^ also the 
 earth. 
 
 '^"if^ a. praising aloud; far-ruling. 
 
 ^'^'RT^, "^^^frf seek or grant wide scope. 
 
 i.e. either turn from (abl.), escape (ace); 
 
 or rescue, protect from (abl.), avert. 
 ^^U!^ a. broad-nosed. 
 "^TTTfT a. being on the breast. 
 ^■?^T f. fertile soil, land i.g.; the earth. 
 ^^"^ f. tow, bards. 
 "^if^ f. ardour, wish, desire; N. of an 
 
 Apsaras. 
 "^^clJ^ '^m., o"5^ f. a kind of cucumber. 
 "^J^T^ & ©cfi n. the fruit of prec. 
 "^^^ETfT m- the son of Urva^i, i.e. Ayus. 
 ^f^^T (instr. adv.) far, far off, widely. 
 ^"^cf^ n. the surface of the earth. 
 ^^XffTf & o^gi^ m. king (lit. earth-lord). 
 ^^^c(^ m. mountain (lit. earth-bearer). 
 
 ^cjff f. freedom, security. 
 
 v3^ m. a kind of wild animal. 
 
 ^^^tj m. shrub, bush. 
 
 "^tifcfi m. owl ; E. of Indra, pi. N. of a country 
 
 & people. 
 ^g^?§^ n. mortar. 
 
 "^3^5ni«5I"JT^n5F n. du. mortar and pestle. 
 ^g^Xf m. a sort of plant ; f. ^ N. of the wife 
 
 of Arjuna, orig. a serpent-maid. 
 "^g^X f- meteor, firebrand, flame. 
 \^<^7TfT§ m. a kind of demon or goblin. 
 ^"^^ n. (m.) the bag enveloping the embryo, 
 
 womb i.g. 
 
 ^^"^W a. massy, thick, big, huge, extraor- 
 dinary; rich in, full of(— «). n. '^^^TSf if 
 
 '^^^ n. firebrand. 
 
 ^^"^if n. leaping or passing over, trans- 
 gression. 
 
 "^^^^^^ & >^i^^ a. to be transgressed. 
 
 ^^ffl¥T a. shone forth, appeared; joyous, 
 petulant; moving to and fro. 
 
 ^^7^ m. shining forth , appearing ; joy, ^ 
 happiness; prosperity, increase; chapter, 
 section. * 
 
 "^^^ a. ground, polished. 
 
 "^l^f^fT a. plucked out or off. 
 
 ^^»f a. cut, mown. 
 
 m. mention, description. 
 
"^mwsi 
 
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 ^'^(^(•l a. scraping, painting, describing; 
 
 n. the action of scraping etc. 
 ^^^ a. to be or being scraped, written, 
 
 painted, described. 
 *^^T^ ^- awning, canopy. 
 WT^ a. dangling, swinging. 
 "^np^^ «!• (nona. o"5TT) N. of an old sage. 
 ■^r^jifT f. (instr.) with ardour or haste. 
 '^Tt'^T^ & ^3^T*i a. desirous, eager, striving, 
 
 willing, ready. 
 ^^3flJ5f a. the same. 
 
 ^^•TT ^' pl- N. of a people or country. 
 "^"^^ m. n. a kind of fragrant root. 
 1^^^, %rT'5rf?r & ^^if^ bum, consume, 
 
 destroy, punish. — "^^ expel by heat. 
 
 fif burn down. TTfrT & ^^ burn. 
 .2'^^ f. dawn, morning. 
 '%^ a. desirous, eager. 
 N^^q^V^ a. early awake. 
 "^H^ f. morning light, dawn (often personif.), 
 
 also evening light; du. ■^^T%T morning 
 
 and evening. 
 ^^T f- dawn, morning. 
 ^'^[T'R^T'rWT (nom. du. f.) dawn and night. 
 N^f^d a. passed, spent (day), dwelt (n. imp,); 
 
 having stopped, stayed, dwelt, lived, passed 
 
 the night, fasted. 
 ^'^ or "^"g m. plough-bull. 
 
 ^^ m. buffalo; camel (f. "^^). 
 
 ^^^•T «• carriage drawn by camels. 
 
 ^3^, f- W (k) hot, warm. n. heat, warmth, 
 
 the hot season. 
 ^isrjfcll";^^ & ^mir«hiU! ni- the sun (lit. having 
 
 hot rays). 
 '^^cTT f«> "c^ n- h^at, warmth. 
 ^^(!r«R^«R a. warm and bad-smelling.* 
 >^tmrf)v5*i^ adv. hot and long (breathing).* 
 ^W^fT'I & ^W^^f% m.= >^uu<«f^. 
 ^^^Tf"^ m. the hot season. 
 ^^^ m. ^^igjf^Bx;- 
 "^■^T^ a. suffering from heat. 
 ^fW^ (nom. ocK) N. of a metre. 
 "^^^ «B make warm or hot. 
 "^"OQ^'q m. n. turban, headband, diadem. 
 "^g^lQ^IfHJ s. the same. 
 ^UmU!! a. very hot.* 
 "^TSPfit^ V. WTSJT^- 
 
 ^^ a. morning-, bright; m. bull or ray; 
 
 f. ^T dawn or cow. 
 ^f^ f. dawn, morning. 
 ^f^^ a. reddish, bull-; m. bull, calf; f. "^ 
 
 brightness, light; cow, milk. 
 
 >^^^|«f & oiR a. carried or borne along. 
 
 ^BRTT ™- the sound ^, 
 
 "^^ a. carried, borne; n. load, prey; f. "^f 
 
 bride, wife. 
 ^f^tl^T f' married before. 
 ^f% f. carrying. 
 l^rfft f.(m.)furtheranc(^,help, aid, refreshment ; 
 
 helper, furtherer, protector. 
 2^rf7f f. weaving, sewing. 
 "Sf^il^, ^^"5, ^VRC "• udder, bosom, lap, 
 
 the cloudy sky. 
 ^^^"5^ a. milking; n. milk. 
 ^^fl a. wanting, incomplete; inferior to, less 
 
 than (abl. or — »); less by (instr. or — ») ; 
 
 o— in numerals = T^T'T, i.e. minus one. 
 ^n'Tfl[^Tf^«B a. less than two years old. 
 ^•f?r » ^•T^TRT leave unfulfilled (a wish) ; 
 
 pp- Wf^nr lessened by (instr.). 
 ^^ m protector, friend, companion, 
 ^f^ m. thigh (adj. — <> f. ^^ or ^^); N. 
 
 of an old sage. 
 ^3n|^'3T«l^ = 2%T4 (lit- descending from tFru). 
 ^n^^^"^ a. born from the thigh. 
 ^^^^ oi- paralysis of the thigh. 
 ^^4^7)7 m. the same. 
 
db 
 
 l^f. 
 
 I >aiixj| f. sap, food; vigour, strength. 
 ^gf^ a. strong; m. & f. "^T^prec. 
 ^^ , ^lf^Rf?f, PP- ^f^ (qv.) feed, 
 strengthen; M. be strong or exuberant; 
 ^^"^'tT^ tr. or intr. 
 I "^^^ n. strength, power, exuberance. 
 I ^^^^^, o^^t, or of^^t poss. to prec. 
 I ^^T^«rT a. giving strength; also = seq. 
 i Wf^nr a- strong, powerful, n. adv. 
 ^rf^^ a. fertile, exuberant. 
 ^1$ m. N. of a Yaksa; n. & f. ^1§T wool, 
 
 a spider's thread. 
 ^"'^f'lTH & °«tTf^ ni- spider (wool-navel). 
 
 ^U|jy^ & ^T§y<H. a- ^^^'^ ^s wool. 
 
 ^nJcjTf^ ni. spider (wool- weaver). 
 tiilj[i7Y'^, f. t^ woollen. 
 
 ^hJt^ a. woolly; f. ewe. 
 ^WT^«tT a. woolly; m. spider. 
 
 ^■^. ^WTRT & ^r^f?lf, ^^ cover, veil, 
 hide, M. one's self. — "^TPf uncover, unveil, 
 open; M. also refl. "^fH ^^ 1T= S. f^ 
 uncover, open. 
 
 ^^f^"^ m. bushel. 
 
 ■gj^ a. going upwards, raised, elevated, 
 upright, erect, high (mostly » — ). — n. emi- 
 nence, height; as adv. & prep, upwards, 
 aloft, in(to) heaven (w. ^(^ die), above 
 (abl.); in the sequel, afterwards, later; 
 beyond, from, since, after (abl.); later 
 than i.e. after the death of (gen.); in a 
 high tone, aloud. — Cf. ^cf^ & ^jTf^. 
 
 "^^oR a. raised ; n. adv. loud.* 
 
 ^T^cR"^ a. with lifted hands or rising rays. 
 
 ^'^cfilj a. having the ears pricked up. 
 
 ■gr%|iT a. going upwards, ascending. 
 
 ^r%4lt?f a. the same ; f. subst. 
 
 ^T^^^if n. rising (of stars), also = prec. f. 
 
 ^3r^^^ a. tied up in a tuft (hair).* 
 ^3r^^T^ & ^r^"W a. raising the knees. 
 ^gr%4rl^ & ^%^^ adv. upwards. 
 ^ar^^"^ & ^"^fS a. looking upwards. 
 ^3r^^^ n. funeral ceremony (lit. the body 
 above). 
 
 ^pbcfin^ a. being above the clouds. 
 ^■^IJ^ n. the sky (lit. upper path). 
 ^T^m"^ n. a high vessel. 
 ^iTi^xn^ a. having the heels upwards; m. the 
 
 point of the foot. 
 W^yS^ & o^ m. the perpendicular line on 
 
 the forehead of a Brahman. 
 ^T^cfl^ a. having the arms raised. 
 ^n4^^<Tl' f- N. of a metre. 
 ^■^^1[ m. the upper part. 
 ^ir^^R?^ a. (having the mouth or opening) 
 
 turned upwards. 
 W^T"^ a. shaved or bald on the head, 
 ^gr^?^^ a. having the roots above. 
 W^TTf^ f. a line running upwards. 
 ^T^^XT! & ^T'^^t a. chaste (lit. having the 
 
 semen above). 
 ^f^%ToR ni. the upper world, heaven. 
 ^T^'^rf a. put on or wotn above (i.e. on 
 
 the shoulder). 
 ^^r^^-pT a. rising. 
 ^3n4%7«T a. having the neck raised. 
 ^T^^f^ a. having the fingers raised. 
 ^Srf^ ni. f. wave, current, flood; metaph. of 
 
 the (six) human infirmities. 
 ^f^eRT f. a finger-ring. 
 ^fif'l. & ^f^JT-fT^ a. undulating. 
 ^f^^T<?IT f- a wreath or row of waves. 
 ^fil^ f. a woman's name. 
 ^^^ a. undulating, agitated; f. ^i^T night. 
 ^^ m. receptacle, esp. of water, i.e. cloud; 
 
 fence, fold, stable, prison; N. of an 
 
 ancient sage. 
 ^'^^^ n. knee-pan. 
 ^4^ n- thigh-bone. 
 ^^ f. bulb. 
 
 ^■q m., ^m & "1^ f- alkaline earth. 
 >grq^ n. salt or pepper. 
 ^■qi!!' n. pepper. 
 
 ^r^'i^ a. impregnated with salt; s.= seq. 
 ^m^^ n. saline or barren soil.* 
 ^"Bjq"*!;^ m. heat, steam, ardour, passion. 
 ^■BjfXf a. drinking (only) the steam of food; 
 
 ra. pi. a class of Manes. 
 
 i^? (^). Wfft,^^!^, PP- ^f^ & ^ff^ 
 
2Brf 
 
 96 
 
 shift, change. — '^f%f put on; raise above 
 (loc). '^tj push off, remove, destroy; 
 avoid, shun, give up. cBfq dispel, remove, 
 destroy. ^fv{ overlay, cover. "^^ push 
 down. '^^ push upwards, bring forth. 
 ^^^ push on, push further. cBlg push 
 asunder, move away, sweep out. ^XJ push 
 near, insert, produce. ^J{TJ( bring near, 
 offer. finEC push out, pull out, remove. 
 X|fl^ heap or pile round, surround, fortify. 
 TjfTf push back, strip off, doff, remove; 
 keep off, detain ; reject, refuse ; outstrip, 
 surpass, excel ; disturb, interrupt, f^push 
 asunder, separate, divide, arrange (esp. 
 in battle-array). nf?it% arrange in return. 
 ^f?^ bring together, gather, collect. Xjf^- 
 
 ^3F^ sweep together. — Cf. ^^, '€^T^, 
 
 2^f, ■^Tf ff, ^?f m, °rT mind, mark, watch, 
 wait or lurk for (ace. or loc); conceive, 
 understand; be regarded as, pass for 
 (nom.). — "^rf^ conceive, comprehend, 
 guess. ^tR? wait or lurk for (ace), also 
 = prec. f^ mind, notice. 
 
 1^^ m. addition, change, modification. • 
 
 2^^ m. consideration, examination. 
 
 ^^"if n. the same. 
 
 l^^^^&^fl a- to be changed or modified. 
 
 2^1|«ft"^ & ^fj a. to be examined or found 
 out. 
 
 ^1^«?T a. reasoning well, sagacious. ^ 
 
 W 
 
 ""% "^^ft, ^f<l, pp ^rt(q.v.)move(tr.), 
 raise, excite; move (intr.), rise, hasten, 
 meet with, get at, reach, attain. C. "^TXJ^- 
 fTT hurl, throw, pierce, send, put, place, 
 fasten or fix in, turn, direct (eyes or mind); 
 offer, deliver, give back, restore, — "^^f 
 M. rise after (ace). "^XJ open, unlock. 
 "^f^ hasten towards, approach, assail. 
 "^ put in, insert, get, procure, reach, 
 fall into (ace), afflict, distress. ''^^ rise, 
 raise. C. make to rise or thrive. "^3X1 ap- 
 proach, assist; go against, offend, trans- 
 gress, f^ put down , set in ; succumb, 
 perish, fif^ put asunder, dissolve; be 
 deprived of (abl. or gen.). T( go forth, 
 advance, also=C. set in motion, stir up. 
 Uf?! insert. C. throw against, fasten, fix, 
 put on; deliver, give back, restore. t% 
 open (tr. & intr.). ^;f{; put together, get 
 done; come together, meet (instr,), run 
 together to (ace. or loc). C. hurl at (ace) 
 strike, hit; put on, insert, fasten; deliver, 
 restore. — Cf. ^TB. 
 
 ^«fiTT "' th^ sound ^. 
 
 ^"^W adv. concerning the Ric (cf. 2"^^^). 
 
 ■^li- '#ii'l^, (fe'^^.^T^ a. praising, m.praiser 
 
 singer. 
 1^"^ a. bald, bare. 
 2'^'^ a. hurtful, bad, m. bear, the Seven 
 
 Stars (pi.); a kind of monkey; a man's 
 
 name; f. ^"^ a. female bear; m. n. star, 
 
 constellation, lunar mansion. 
 t^'^T ^- thorn (cf. '^^^). 
 ^"^"^^m. the king of the bears or monkeys, 
 
 the king of the stars, i.e. the moon. 
 ■^^^•fr m. N. of a mountain. 
 ^^"^cfiT f. a kind of evil spirits. 
 ^%f% f. offering to the lunar mansions. 
 ^<=Wf^<TT f- the Riksainhita, i.e. the collection 
 
 of the Eigveda-hymns. 
 ^fr^'l, a. praising. 
 ^flit'?! or "^fTiT^ a. deserving praise, 
 
 laudable. 
 ^J^^^ n. du. the Rig- and Yajurvedas. 
 ^f^Vl^T n. the application of the Ric, N. 
 
 of a book. 
 ^^^ m. the Rigveda (the hymns with or 
 
 without the Brahmana and Stitra works). 
 ^^^^, "^^T^f?!, <*% tremble, rage, rave, 
 ^^^•l, & ®'^«rT a. raving, storming, im- 
 petuous. 
 
^- 
 
 ^?f 
 
 1"^^, ■^'^f?f beam, sbine, sing, praise, 
 honour, adorn. C'^^^f^T, o%, pp. "^"P^rT 
 (q.v.) cause to shine; honour, salute. — 
 ^f^ sing, praise, honour. If shine forth, 
 intone, sing, honour. ^?^ honour, worship, 
 adorn. — Cf. ^^%. 
 
 2"^^ f. lustre, beam; hymn, verse; the 
 Rigveda (mostly pi.). 
 
 ^^^ (dat. inf.) to praise. 
 
 ^^g^^ m. N. of a man. 
 
 ^^■q^r a. E. of Indra. 
 
 1^^,, "^^fcT, «%, '^^ffT, 0% stretch out 
 (intr.), strive after, long for. — "^SrfiT 
 grasp, snatch, "^f M. strive after, long 
 for. fs{ reach, attain. 3? strive towards. 
 ^il[ strive together. — Cf. ^"^^^ , o^f?f 
 
 2^oI , "^'^f?f reach, get, obtain. C. -^^"^f^f. 
 Off = S. — "^fTf get over, admit or remove, 
 ■gsrg & ^"^ dismiss. "^Xy admit; C. get, 
 acquire. 
 
 ^f^T2f a. striving onwards, hastening. 
 ^ t^i^^ a« beaming, shining (only — o). 
 
 ■^^f?? a. burning, sparkling. 
 
 "^^"q^ compar. to ^^. 
 
 "^^■q a.= seq., m. a cert. hell. 
 
 ^^\fq«^^ a. hastening, advancing, swift. 
 i "^^(f."^"^) straight, right, upright, honest; 
 n. adv. 
 
 ^^flT f- straightness; also = seq. 
 
 ^^^ n. sincerity, honesty. 
 
 "^51^ , only "^^iJvrl honest & ^^'^hRTT 
 upright. 
 
 ^^^T (instr. adv.) straightways, directly. 
 
 ^^"d" a. honest. 
 
 ^^ a. reddish brown, dark red. 
 
 ^^^T»f a. rushing on, hastening near, striving 
 to (ace). 
 
 ^ITf a. guilty; n. guilt, debt, obligation. 
 '^T^ cfi borrow of (gen.), o ^"^^^ be in- 
 debted to (gen.), o ^, w{\^ or ^^ pay a 
 debt. 
 
 ^Tir«R^ a. indebted (lit. making debts). 
 
 ^W^5 °^Tc^ & ®^T^«l. a. prosecuting or 
 punishing guilt. 
 
 ^^glU^*!^ & **^«rT a. guilty, indebted. 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit -English Dictionary. 
 
 ^WT^T^T n. non-payment of a debt. 
 
 ^f^lT^ a. indebted, obliged; m. a debtor. 
 
 ^ff a. right, true, honest, fit, proper, n. & 
 instr. '^cITir adv.; n. as subst. right way. 
 established order, divine law, pious work; 
 righteousness, faith, truth, oath. 
 
 ^ff^T & '^ft^rf a. right or righteous by 
 nature. 
 
 "^fl"^ a. knowing the sacred law. 
 
 f'^fl^ig' a. full of sacred strength. 
 
 ^fl^^f?f a. right or true-minded. 
 
 '^rl'iT" a. leading the right way. 
 
 "^ffxtT a. observing righteousness. 
 
 ^TfTT^TrT a. = "^rfWT- 
 
 f'^rlXJJ a. of right or good appearance. 
 
 -^rl^ , o^% (pp. "^rl^nf^ or ^TJ^irTj make 
 right. 
 
 "^rl^T (instr. adv.) in the right way. 
 
 ^fl^ a. observing the divine law, pious, 
 holy. 
 
 ^ff"€J^ a. well harnessed or well allied. 
 
 "^rl^ToR m. right or pious speech. 
 
 "^ff^^ a. dwelh'ng in truth. 
 
 ^fT^T^ a. practising righteousness. 
 
 ^fl"^"^ a. loving (lit. touching) righteous ness. 
 
 ^rj||i| , pp. o'^tfT lead or make right, ob- 
 serve the law; be obedient, pious, or 
 honest. 
 
 "^fh"^'^, f- °^T.^ lawful, righteous, just, 
 pious. 
 
 ^^rlT^V a. rejoicing in the divine law, holy- 
 minded, faithful. 
 
 '^rn^fT n. du. truth and nectar. 
 
 ^fff or ^ftr f. onset, struggle. 
 
 -^fft^^, o"^ struggle, quarrel. 
 
 "^^4^ C**"^^) a.enduring or defying assault ; 
 durable, lasting. 
 
 ^rf m. right or fixed time, period, epoch, 
 season (mostly reckoned as 6, but also 5, 
 7, 12, & 24); the menses of a woman & 
 coition at that time; fixed order, rule. — 
 '^•TT & "^gf*?^ in time, at the ap- 
 pointed time, esp.for sacrifice or a festival; 
 ^T. "^"^^ before the (right) time, too 
 early. •• 
 
 7 
 
^?T^T^ 
 
 98 
 
 ^rloRT^ ni. the time of the season or the 
 time of menstruation. 
 
 "^rf^T adv. in order, duly, exactly. 
 
 ^gxnf m. N. of a king. 
 
 ^rlM^^ m. the change of the seasons. 
 
 "^rT^^^ D. good omen for the season.* 
 
 ^i^f^^ n. mark of the seasons. 
 
 "^rTTTtfT a. coming at regular times ; f. ®iTfft 
 having the menses. 
 
 "^TTir^ adv. orderly, duly. 
 
 ■^rf^^FT ^' collection of the seasons, T. of 
 a poem. 
 
 "^fTcR^ m. feast of the season.* 
 
 "^"ff (loc. as prep.) except, besides, without 
 (abl. or ace). 
 
 ■^^^T a. living in truth or in the sacred law. 
 
 "^mfW, f. "^"^T^ "• tr'ie speech. 
 
 ^^ n. timely seed; the menses. 
 
 I'^^^rT m. the end of a season. 
 
 2"^^«tT a. forming the end of a season (a day). 
 
 "^fl^^ a. sacrificing at the proper seasons ; 
 m. a priest. 
 
 l"^f^^ a. orderly, regular, corresponding 
 to or knowing the sacred rules. 
 
 'i'^f^igf, f.'=?f"r menstruating; n. menstruation. 
 
 "^^1 "^^Rt, "^^f^ dissolve (intr.), pass 
 away; stir (tr.), trouble, vex, afflict, hurt, 
 destroy, torment. C. "^^fif, pp. ^f^rf 
 = S. tr. — '^T^ vex, afflict. f% pass away ; 
 C. destroy, annihilate. ^I^ C. wound. 
 
 '^3"^'5([ a. mild, soft, kind. 
 
 ■^^ a. thriven, prosperous, wealthy, rich. 
 
 "^^f. success, prosperity, welfare, happiness, 
 perfection. 
 
 "^f^lT*?! a. prosperous, considerable, im- 
 portant, wealthy, rich in (— ®). 
 
 ^^^, ^^Tf?r, ^^'^, o-RT, pp. ^^ (q.v.) 
 thrive, succeed, prosper; make prosperous, 
 further, promote, accomplish. C. "^^fiffTf 
 gratify. — ^if fulfil, execute, f^ be 
 deprived of (instr.). C. exclude from, 
 deprive of (instr.). ^?1^ thrive, prosper, 
 be accomplished. C. make succeed, fulfil, 
 furnish with (instr.). — Cf. '51^, ^W^. 
 
 -^^cR or "^^o^ adv. separately, singly, 
 
 apart, particularly. 
 -^^^ET n. gulf, abyss. 
 -^g a. skilful, clever; m. artist, builder, 
 
 N. of three myth, beings, the Ribhus, esp. 
 
 the first of them. 
 ^g'^i: & o^x m. N. of the first Ribhu, E. 
 
 of Indra and the Maruts. 
 ^^ & ^»<r^ a. clever, skilful. 
 '^^q^ a. the same; skilfully made. 
 
 m. the male of a species of antelope. 
 ^ a. pit for catching antelopes. 
 ^^'ToR m. N. of a mountain. 
 ^W^^ ^' a man's name. 
 1"^^, "^^f^ flow, glide. — ^^ flow after 
 
 (ace). ■^'Pt flow or let flow towards (ace). 
 
 trf?^ flow or let flow round (ace), f^ run 
 
 through (ace). ^J^ meet with (instr.), 
 
 come together to (ace). 
 2^q^, 'm^fh, pp. ^F push, thrust. — fif 
 
 put in, cover, fill. 
 
 "^^9^ m. bull, male animal i.g. ; the best, 
 
 first, chief of ( — o). 
 "^fq m. holy singer, poet, saint, sage, hermit, 
 
 a Rishi; pi. w. ^H'l. ^^® seven (i.e. many) 
 
 Rishis of the olden times , or the seven 
 
 stars of the Great Bear, 
 ■^ftcfi^a. resembling a Rishi or approaching 
 
 him in dignity. 
 ■^fq^^T"^ m. the boy or son of a Rishi. 
 "^ftf^"^ a. hating Rishis. 
 "^fcfq"^ m. the son of a Rishi. 
 
 "^ft^^ m. offering to the Rishis (i.e. prayer 
 
 and study of the Veda). 
 ^ \^t{^c{^ adv. like a Rishi. 
 ■^^ (only gen. pi.) flame, glowing fire. 
 "^f^ f. spear. 
 
 "^fS'T'ff a. armed with spears. 
 "^f§ff^^c(^ a. shining with spears. 
 ^^^^ & ^I3r3q^ rn. = ^^^^ & "^^"SJ^. 
 ^^ a. high, lofty, sublime. 
 ■^^•fT a. small, weak. 
 
99 
 
 Tl^HfW 
 
 "5 pron. stem of 3^ person. 
 
 Jl^ a. one of (gen, abl., or — «); alone, sole, 
 
 single, solitary; the same, identical, common 
 
 (esp. ® — ); in 1. 1. a certain or=the indef. 
 
 article; with if and mostly w. '^if or n5ffq 
 
 no one, none; pi. IJpR some. — "^oR — T^oR 
 
 (^^^, "^^) some — some (others). 
 Tjcficfe (f. T^cRcRT & Tlf^^T) sole, single. 
 ^oR^T^ a. occurring at the same time; abstr. 
 
 OrTT f., o^ n. 
 TJ^cficJiT^?^ & of%"gii^ adv. (only) once a day. 
 "^cfisfjlFT (o — & instr.) mutually or at once.* 
 "^ofif^li^Tf^fV ni- application of one and the 
 
 same verb. 
 T^cR^"?!^ a. one -hoofed, i.e. whole-hoofed; 
 
 m. such an animal. 
 "Q^cRXTTT m. the same* village; o^T^'!! a- 
 
 dwelling in the same village. 
 XTcRt^^ a. having (only) one wheel, 
 "^^cfi^"^ a. going alone, solitary. 
 H^^cRf^TT "• one and the same thought. 
 2'5ofif^Tf a. having one and the same thought, 
 
 agreeing; abstr. OfTT f- 
 
 TJcfi^ a. born or growing alone. 
 l?«ft^lfT a. born of the same parents. 
 '^^ifTf a. having (only) one birth (cf. 
 
 f^Wrf?T) or belonging to the same family. 
 'q;iRff m. N. of a cert, mythol. being. 
 '^cRrfTT or '^cRrf^ a. one of many. 
 ^^cRT, f. t; single. 
 l^^oRcf'^ a. one of two. 
 "^cficT^ adv. from or on one side, also = abl. 
 
 of TJoR. 
 T^rfT f. unity, identity. 
 '^^•firfT^ifT^ a. having only one row of teeth, 
 '^cfi'^adv.in one or in the same place, together, 
 
 also = loc. of '^^. 
 'Q^cfif^'jj a. the thirty-first. 
 l^^ff^^cl^ f. thirty-one. 
 ■q[oR^ n.=:l^fn, also = singular (g.). 
 
 XJcR^T adv. at once, at the same time, some- 
 times, at a certain time= once upon a time. 
 
 TI«fi^t^ a. having the same sorrow. 
 
 "QcR^^ m. a certain place or spot, one and 
 the same place ; a part or portion of a 
 whole, something individual. 
 
 iTJeRV^T m. a kind of jug (r.). 
 
 2"5;c|i\ir«t n. one (part of the) property. 
 
 Sljcfi^if a. having something as one's only 
 property or wealth, quite filled with ( — «). 
 
 TJoR^^ & o^flT*!^ a. having the same nature. 
 
 T][ofi^X adv. simply, singly; together with 
 (instr.). 
 
 X[^^WT^f[. f- fifty-one. 
 
 ■^.cfmf^ a. having (only) one wife. 
 
 l^oRXn^ f. the wife of one man , a faithful 
 wife; pi. having one and the same man. 
 
 lircRtlg; or X[5RX|^ (**ltr5). ^' ""^^ ^ having 
 (only) one foot, limping, lame, imcomplete. 
 f- "QcfiXJ^ foot-path. 
 
 I'5«in7^ n. one and the same spot; one (and 
 the same) word. — ^"^^ ^ **^ on the 
 spot, at once, suddenly. 
 
 2l^c|rq^ a. measuring only one step; having 
 one foot; consisting of one word. 
 
 TjcfiXf^ a. only and solely important or dear. 
 
 TlofilT"5rrfV«R "• one pala more. 
 
 T^ofi'^Tf^fr. a. being alone, solitary. 
 
 lUchMI<i ^' one foot. 
 
 2T^«hm<^ a. one -footed; f. "^J N. of a Ra- 
 ksasi. 
 
 "^«irmf^^ ni- single ruler, monarch. 
 
 l^«jnftrT a. only i.e. quite yellow. 
 
 '^T?"?5^ m. only one man or the one (supreme) 
 spirit. 
 
 T^^TTflfr^ a- getting (only) one blow; ©^ 
 cR kill with one blow.* 
 
 ■^'ofi^'^T a. offering the same fruit as ( — <>). 
 
 IJcR^f^ a. having only one thought, unan- 
 imous 
 
 T?eR*?W& °*TfWa. dwvoted only to one, faithful. 
 
ll^^T^ 
 
 100 
 
 I'gcR^T"^ m. the being one, oneness, simplic- 
 ity. 
 2TJoR^7^ a. being or becoming one. 
 TJoR^TTf^wi; & o^Trf a. the same. 
 H^cfil^fTf f. the mind fixed upon one object. 
 2TJcRTrf?f a. unanimous. 
 TJcRT'T^ a. the same + having the mind 
 
 fixed upon one thing, thoughtful. 
 "^^^TT^, f. ^ only consisting of or in (— ®). 
 '^"^'TT'^oU n. one masa (a cert, weight). 
 '^ofjTT?^ a. having one mouth, head, or chief; 
 
 having the same aim. 
 '^cRTT^ a. having but one root. 
 *'Q;cR^fgf & ocjjj f. a single string of pearls. 
 "^cR^Tf^ a. of the same womb or origin. 
 I'^^^T^ m. the only inclination or pleasure. 
 S'^ToR'^^a. having only one inclination; finding 
 
 pleasure only in ( — o). 
 XToR't^T^ & '^cfj'^j^ m. single king, monarch; 
 
 f. "^efi-^T"^ single queen. 
 'qifii;;^'^ m. a ceremony lasting one night; 
 
 n. a night's (day's) duration. 
 '^.cR'^Tf^cR a. sufficient for one night or day. 
 TToRf^f^^*l^ m. coheir. 
 lUcfi"^T:j n. one form or manner. 
 S'^TcR^Xf a. of one colour, uniform ; n. N. of 
 
 two metres. 
 TJcR^^cTT f- uniformity, immutability. 
 Tjcfi^ a. consisting of one verse; n. such a hymn. 
 '^ofifBf m. the only or chief Rishi. 
 Ijcfi^ a. one, alone. 
 
 "QoR^T^iT a. one-eyed ; f. "^f N. of a Raksasi. 
 "^cfi^^if n. the singular number. 
 '^oR'^T^ a. one-coloured, not brindled. 
 TJcR^^iT a. having only one garment. 
 Tj^^:^ (abstr. ©c^T f-) & °^T^^ a. the same. 
 IJoRf^lif, f. t; the twenty -first or consisting 
 
 of twenty-one. 
 Xr^f^IT^, f- °ftr^T the same. 
 T^f^TTci: f. pi. , lfe^N^f?f f. sgl. (& pi.) 
 
 twenty-one. 
 ■^cfif^V a. of one kind, simple; identical. 
 '^cfi^'^ m.an only, i.e. an incomparable hero. 
 I'^cfi^fW or 015^ f. a single braid of hair (as 
 
 a sign of mourning); 0TI|^\iJl^T f- wearing 
 
 such a one. 
 
 2'Pefi%TJ!^ f. consisting of a single braid (hair). 
 
 l"q;oR%^ m. only one Veda. 
 
 2'5eR%^ a. knowing only one Veda. 
 
 '^"%i;'jt«^;^ n. one house or stable. 
 
 "QcR^fT a. commanding alone or devoted only 
 to one, i.e. faithful. 
 
 l^^^fT n. 101. 
 
 2l5^fiircr & "R^^fTfl't a. the 101'*. 
 
 I^^ofilf^ ^- ^'"® ^•^' whole-hoofed, ni. a whole- 
 hoofed animal; n. the solidungulous class 
 of animals. 
 
 T^l[^ adv. singly. 
 
 ■q'cRTj'Bf m. the only rest, only left of ( — «); 
 a kind of ellipsis (g.). 
 
 ■^^«fi^f?T a. monotonous; f. monotony, a kind 
 of accent (g.). 
 
 T^cfi"^^ a. the sixty-first. 
 
 l^'qfg f. sixty-one. 
 
 T^^^"^ a. keeping together; m. as subst. 
 
 ^cR^^rT a. the seventy-first. 
 
 XroR^'Hf^ f' seventy-one. 
 
 ■^olWH^rl^W a- raultiplied by seventy-one. 
 
 T^cR^f^ n. 1001; adj. the 1001'*. 
 
 ^oh^lT! '^' whose only essence is ( — o). 
 
 TJcR^'Jr a. resting upon one pillar. 
 
 IQT^^ a. standing together, joined, concen- 
 trated, assembled. — With ^ join, meet.* 
 
 ■^cR^X^T n. one or the same place. 
 
 it^RW^^'T' ^' % ^"^ y®^^ ^^^^» ^' ^ heifer one 
 
 year old. 
 Ij^qiT^ m. part; OffT f- partnership. 
 TjcRTf^*^ a. alone, solitary. 
 iT^cRX^ a. having only one axle. 
 S"^!"^ a. one-eyed. 
 l'^,«RT'^''IC n. the only imperishable; only one 
 
 syllable. 
 2l^cRJ"^"^ a. monosyllable; n. a monosyllabic 
 
 word. 
 TJcRT^ a. having one point or aim , fixed, 
 
 concentrated, intent or attentive upon 
 
 ( -o). n. & OfT^ adv., abstr. o^fj f., o^ n. 
 ^^1^ n. a single member or part; m. pi. a 
 
 body guard. 
 1Q^ofiT^''^'qcR n. an incomplete simile. 
 TJcfiTcf^'^ ^« being under one umbrella (cf. 
 
 W?!^"^); w.TTHt^n. universal sovereignty. 
 
101 
 
 Tpr^ 
 
 l'5oR|(4|«t^ m. the one spirit. 
 
 S'^^cRX^Ji^ a. reduced to one's self, solitary; 
 
 of the same essence as (gen.), abstr. ^^HTT f- 
 "^cRT^^, f. I; the eleventh. 
 '5^oRT^^''nir a. eleven times as much. 
 'Q;cRT^'11 a. eleven. 
 "^cRT^^^ a. the eleventh. 
 "^cRT^flfii;^ a. consisting of eleven; f. ofl[<ft 
 
 the number eleven. 
 XroRT^'5[^'^ a. having eleven gates. 
 "^oRlf^ilcfi a. more by one. 
 "^.cRT'T''^ a. suffering the same mischief. 
 ■5^T5f^[Hn- (sc. '^T^) funeral meal in honour 
 
 of one ancestor. 
 I'^ITT'tT ^- ^ solitary place, lonelines, cx- 
 
 clusiveness, absolute oneness. "^cffTwrTC® — ), 
 
 T^SfilnTJ^, o^^, o«frTfi;, & °«Tfrr^ adv. 
 
 exclusively, absolutely, wholly, necessarily. 
 2TJcf5J«fr a. quite devoted to or intent upon 
 
 (loc. or — o); abstr. ©rfT f. 
 Ijcfijfff^^ a. quite afraid or timorous. 
 '^^T'tTT a, separated by one intermediate 
 
 member. 
 li.ch I «ri ^ ^ a. fond of solitude. 
 ^cfiT«^^7"^ a. quite practicable. 
 T^cRfifTf^ff a. quite good, perfect. 
 l^^Tf^^ a. = 2T|cfiT«tT, abstr. oflrT^ n. 
 t[ofiTWTf^*[. a. eating the food given by one. 
 '^oRT?^^ a. belonging to the same family, 
 
 related to (gen.). 
 I^c^jjxn"^ m. diminution by one (in each). 
 ITQ^T'^'T u. a path passable for only one; 
 
 meeting-place; absolute oneness. 
 2lJonit4«r a. passable for only one, narrow. 
 '^cRT'^ m. the sound "5. 
 I'Q^oRT^ ni' one and the same matter. 
 ^'^ofiT^ a. having the same object or meaning; 
 
 abstr. OfTl f-, °^ «• 
 "^cfiT^f^ or o^ f. a single string of pearls 
 
 (adj. -. f. i). 
 ^cfiT^ m. period or ceremony of one day. 
 '5«RT^»t^ n. one single day. 
 I^flfi?!^ a. single, simple. 
 ^5^ oR unite ; o^ become one. 
 T^oS^'>TT^ m. becoming one. 
 "q^cfia.each single or singly (also pi.); n.adv. 
 
 •qoRoR^-^ adv. each singly, one by one. 
 "^^■^^ n. universal sovereignty. 
 ■^cRTtTT ^' greater or more by one. 
 "g^X^cR a. connected by the water -libation 
 (lit. having the same w.-L); related, kin. 
 
 "Q^fwT a. less by one. 
 
 TJ^ , "gSff?! stir, move, tremble; C. "g^^fTf, 
 
 Off move (tr.). — "gjti drive away, chase. 
 
 ^^^ move, rise. ^pF^ the same. 
 ■g^'gr m. trembling, shaking (of the earth). 
 I^gf5f! a. moving, alive. 
 t"g5J^ a. stirring, rousing (only — o). 
 il^ a. to be offered. 
 TJ^ & T^'^cR m. a kind of sheep. 
 "^Tlf m., "l3[Wt f- a kind of black antelope. 
 TIW^'^T, inifT'^, & TJlftf ^ f. deer-eyed. 
 iTjcf pron. stem, nom. sgl. 'Q'q, Ij-qx, lQ[ft^ 
 
 (q.v.) this, this here; refers oftener to the 
 
 preceding than the following; may be 
 
 connected with another demonstr., rel. or 
 
 interr. pron. — Loc. "Qcff^i^^ in this case. 
 S'^fT, f. Jl'^ rushing, quick; m. a deer; 
 
 f. T^cfT a doe. 
 STTff a. arrived, come. 
 Ijfj?^ a. going quickly. 
 "^rff^ffT^ m« this time, i.e. present (opp. 
 
 rJWT^). 
 ■^rfTf^ a. like this. 
 
 •^Tf^ (n. sgl. of T^fl) adv. thus, in this manner. 
 "^^•tT a. ending with this or these. 
 "^fT^^Jl, adv. for this purpose, therefore. 
 T^fT^^^ ^- being in this condition, thus 
 
 situated. 
 ■^rT^TpT a. having this origin. 
 l^cT^^ a. depending on this. 
 ■I^cTfl[^ a. knowing this. 
 "Q^cfWlTfcfi a. having this name. 
 "^rlf^f^Tfl. adv. for this reason.* 
 ■^rf^^t^, f- t^ consisting of this, of such a kind 
 
 or nature.. 
 "^rfff adv. now, at present, at this time (often 
 
 correl. to ^f^). 
 ^fT% & 'Q;ri^ dat. inf. to 2^. 
 "^rf^ & "^rT^ a. swift, quick; m. a horse, 
 
 esp. of the Su». 
 
TlffTT^ 
 
 102 
 
 15:crT^^, *»! 'TL & °f^ (f- 1) sucb, of this or 
 
 the same kind. 
 UrlNvfT a. so great, so much, so many, so 
 far ; n. adv. , loc. '^cTT'^ft at such a dis- 
 tance, here. 
 '^T^«iIX'^ n. so much.* 
 -qfTT f. arrival. 
 UH a. going (—<>). 
 •q;^ (=^X + I;?[) behold! (w. ace). 
 "^^, 1^^% (°f^), PP- Uf^fT thrive, prosper, 
 grow up, get strong, great, or happy. 
 C. '5\:i^rf?I make thrive or prosper, 
 strengthen, honour, celebrate. — ;5f3R^ = S. 
 "q;^ a. kindling ( — o); m. sgl. & pi. fuel. 
 Tj^H m. f. prosperity, welfare. 
 "(^"^"iTT a. nourished with fuel. 
 iXr^^ (n. sgl. & pi.) fuel. 
 2T;r^^ n, prosperity. 
 "^^^cR n. fuel and water. 
 l'Q«T pron. stem of 3^ pers. (used subst.). 
 2"Q«f m. deer (only — ©). 
 ^ff^ n. sin, crime, fault. 
 'i[«T^«TT & ^f^'l^ sinful, wicked. 
 TjwfT (instr. of 1"^ adv.) thus, in this way, 
 
 here, there, then. — l^wfj "Q^t beyond here; 
 
 Xpi^ TJvfT beyond (w. instr.). 
 T^^ m., "^^i^ n. course, way, path. 
 "g"^ m. N. of a serpent -demon; f. "^J a 
 
 kind of grass, 1^ N. of a plant & a river. 
 l^TS^ m. the castor-oil plant. 
 Jl^l f. cardamoms. 
 1"^, "^J adv. so, even so ; certainly, really ; 
 
 even, just, exactly, emphasizing the prec. 
 
 word or only expl., often connected with 
 
 a pron. or another adv., e.g. ^g" ■^■^, "^rf^^, 
 
 ^©^, 7[^, %^, %^; U^ ^, -^r^ ^T, etc. 
 2T^ a. speedy, quick; m. (mostly pi.) course, 
 
 way, custom, manner, use. 
 TJqf^tf a. of such a form or kind. 
 
 ir^f^^ & °fw^^ a. knowing (thus). 
 
 Tj^f^V a. of such sort, such. 
 
 ■^^HtI a. behaving thus. 
 
 ■Q'^^^i[^ a. having (done) this deed. 
 
 Xr^cf a. so circumstanced or situated, such ; 
 loc. under such circumstances. 
 
 irt^JW & °5| I Mr! a. having such qualities or 
 virtues. 
 
 "^^^ctf^'t a- s^ thinking. 
 
 T^"^^f5f*[^ a. so seeing or judging. 
 
 TJ^I^ adv. so, in this way (later than "Qn^q.v.), 
 often correl. to H^. Refers to what pre- 
 cedes or follows. "^^^^T for this reason. 
 
 "^■^^TTf^ a. this (these) and the like, similar 
 (lit. whose beginning is such). 
 
 XJ'^XI^ a. preceded by this (lit. having such 
 a predecessor). 
 
 "Q.^ITofiTT^ a. of such kind. 
 
 T^^in"^ a. the same. 
 
 '^'^'Hrf a. (being) such. 
 
 Wq^l & o^T^»|^ a. going quickly, swift. 
 
 W^TH^ exclamation pertaining in some 
 way to the Maruts. 
 
 Tj'^'q m. a cert, small animal. 
 
 TJ."^ , Vy(f^ creep, slide. 
 
 I'^'^lf a. rushing on, T^^q m. as subst. 
 
 2'im m. seeking, looking for; wish, desire. 
 
 TjTflSf a. seeking, wishing; n. & T^"EJI5rT f- the ^ 
 same as subst. 
 
 T^f5Iii[^ a. = prec. adj. (mostly — o). 
 
 "Q^'S a. won by offerings or worship. 
 
 ■^■g^ a. to be sought or desired. 
 
 "^fg f. wish, desire. 
 
 'q"g a. rushing on, advancing. 
 
 I'^T^f a. to come, future. 
 
 2JITS[ a. to be sought or searched. 
 
 TJ^ a. wishing, desirous. 
 
 1^ interj. 
 
 ^oRf (?r "• unanimity. 
 
 T^cfi'^I"^ a. coming from one -hoofed animals. "^cfiJTJjf n. unity of essence or nature 
 
 '^of|^(?|' n. monotony. 
 
 ^ofTfTZj" n. concentrated attention. 
 
1j03 
 
 %^l}^ 
 
 ^cRjfiffcR, f. t^ exclusive, absolute. 
 
 ^051*1^ n. exclusiveness. 
 
 ^^TT ^- the sound ^. 
 
 ^oRT'?Sn. unity of purpose, meaning, or notion. 
 "^oRTf^cR) f- ^ ephemeral, quotidian; be- 
 longing to the Ekaha-ceremony. 
 
 ^^ n. unity, identity. 
 
 ^^■^ & OqEJ, f. fumade of or coming from 
 the sugar-cane; n. sugar. 
 
 ^"^JoRj ^- f^ belonging to Iksvaku; m. a 
 descendant of I. 
 
 ^^, f. t^ containing refreshment; m. descend- 
 ant of Ida, i.e. Puriiravas. 
 
 ^X|f a. coming from the male black antelope. 
 
 "Q^Uf^ a. the same ; m. = "^^Ijr. 
 v ^ff^TrJ^T n- the state of being the nature 
 of this (ph.). 
 
 ^rf^"^ m. N. of an ancient teacher (lit. de- 
 scendant of Itara); a. coming from Aitareya. 
 
 ^f|X;^5TcR & ^rT^^WTWW n- the Brahmana 
 of Aitareya. 
 
 ^ff^f^*l^ m. pi. the school of Aitareya. 
 
 ■^fTf^ff^cR, f. ^ relater of old legends. 
 
 ^f?TH n. oral tradition. 
 
 ^^tj^ n. chief matter or purpose. 
 
 ^\i m. thrift, prosperity. 
 
 ^■^■^, f. f^ lunar, belonging to the moon. 
 
 fc^ ^ig*, f. ^ Indra's, belonging to or coming 
 
 from I. ; n. E. of a lunar mansion. 
 
 "5^^^!^ n. magic, sorcery. 
 ^■'^^if^W, f. I; magical ; m. a juggler. 
 ^f^"^ a. sensual, belonging to or perceptible 
 
 by the senses; n. sensual pleasure. 
 ^■H? f- ^ belonging to an elephant. 
 ^TT^W ^' ^' of Indra's elephant. 
 ^•^l^ff m. the same; also N. of a fabulous 
 
 serpent-demon. 
 T^i^f m . = "^^ m . 
 ^^^ m. noise, roar. 
 ^"51" a. Qiva's, belonging to Qiva. 
 ^"^Jif, f. t^ the same 4- north -eastern; f. t; 
 
 (sc. f^"'^) the north-east (^iva's quarter). 
 ^f^ m. son of 19a i.e. Qiva; patr. of Skanda. 
 ^"35 n. power, might, sway. 
 ^"^T' ^- ^ belonging to a sovereign or great 
 
 lord, majestic; n. sovereignty, supremacy. 
 ^"^"^ n. = prec. n. (w. gen,, loc, or — ©); 
 
 reign, realm, dominion; superhuman 
 
 power; poss. o'^«ff^. 
 ^■'g'^^Tf a. intoxicated by power. 
 ^■qil^ adv. this year. 
 ^q[i^efi a. made of stalks or cane. 
 ^■^oR a. made of bricks. 
 ^fg"cR^lfl^oR a. consisting of sacrifices and 
 
 charitable works. 
 ^^^jfSRofi a. belonging to this world. 
 ^t^«R a. the same. 
 
 W 
 
 %ToR s. home, house. 
 
 ^joR^ n.wont, comfort, pleasure; wonted or 
 
 resting place, refuge, home. 
 %T^TT ^- tbe sound %T- 
 ^T^ a. homely; n. =^T^^. 
 %T^ m. flood, stream (p. o'^«fI. ); abundance, 
 
 heap, multitude of (— ®). 
 "^TcfiTT ™' the syllable ^?^ (q-v-)- 
 %TTW a. standing alone, an outcast. 
 %1^ a. odd (the first, third, etc.). 
 %rT^^ n. strength, vigour, energy, power. 
 
 might; instr. "^T^^ with might, ener- 
 getically. 
 
 %7aJ^*f a. showing one's self strong. 
 
 %1^^ & ^I5|^»fT^ a. powerful. 
 
 ^T^f^flT f- (strength, power*); energetic 
 speech. 
 
 ^T^f^'l^ a. strong, energetic, courageous. 
 
 ^1^1^ , 0^% employ or show strength. 
 
 ^Tf^¥ (superl.) the strongest of (gen.): very 
 strong or mighty. 
 
 ^T^TSJ^ (compar.) stronger or mightier 
 than (abl.) ; v^ry strong or mighty. 
 
^ %T%T^T a. giving strength. 
 P %T^«l, M' strength. 
 
 ■%J^ m. N. of a man. 
 
 %"T^ m. N. of a country, pi. a people. 
 
 ^T^ a. brought near, got, procured. 
 
 %jfxji" (m. or f.) a kind of Soma-vessel. 
 
 %XT!^ m. pi. N. of a people. 
 
 ^TcT a. woven or sewn in, pulled through 
 (loc), interwoven with (instr.). 
 
 ^7\% ^17\% & %gi, infin. of 2^. 
 
 ^7rT ni. the woof or cross-threads of a web. 
 
 ^^<ft f* flowing forth, rising, waving, 
 iiwarming. 
 
 ■^T^if m. n. boiled rise, porridge; food i.g. 
 
 '?fT^«TTi^^ rn. the southern fire of the altar 
 (lit. rice-boiler). 
 
 ■%I^«T'PT''3^ '^1- rice-cake (r.). 
 
 "^T^«f'T''SI a. consisting of boiled rice.* 
 
 %T'?«i^«rT a. having boiled rice. 
 
 ^T^«f\^ , °^f?I wish for boiled rice. 
 
 ^TWt. n. waving, flooding; moisture, rain. 
 
 ^TT7^ i^' lock of hair, top-knot; p. **fli''l.* 
 
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 ^J^^ (indecl.) the mystic syllable Om (some- 
 what like Amen!). 
 
 l%j^Ji|^ m. protection, favour, assistance. 
 
 2^TiT^ m. = %T^. 
 
 ^T^^ifT a. friendly, favourable. 
 
 ^ht^t"& %r^T f. =%Tit^. 
 
 ^T'^ rn- burning, combustion. 
 "^T'^ffV or o\i^ f. a herb or plant. 
 %TVftmf7r ni. the lord of the plants, i.e. the 
 
 moon or a physician. 
 ^T^^^ifT^ a. poss. to %T^\f|-. 
 "^T"^?^ adv. quickly, at once. 
 "^TF m. the (down -hanging) upper -lip, lip 
 ^ i.g. (adj. -o f. ^). 
 ^T^ a. being at or belonging to the lips, 
 
 labial; m. labial sound. 
 ^T^ m. attention, kindness, service, also = 
 
 ^T^^^f^ m. a real or true Brahman. 
 ^T^^ n. conception, notion; instr. really. 
 
 W 
 
 ■^cfif'^ m. the sound "^T* 
 
 ^W) f- t^ coming from an ox, taurine. 
 
 ^T'^efi n. a multitude of oxen, 
 
 ^Tvlir or ^T'^IJf a. the same. 
 
 ■^|I2J" n. fierceness, dreadfulness. 
 
 ■^7^ m. a flood. 
 
 %Tf^(?I "• fitness, propriety; wont, habit; 
 
 pleasure at ( — o). 
 %TW«^^^ ™- ^- <^^ a mythical horse. 
 ^T^^«5M n- brilliancy, brightness. 
 %T^^. f- t^ relating to the stars. 
 '^T(^^^ & %r^ n. longing, desire. 
 ■%TTf57 & °fTr m. patr. of the third Manu. 
 ^TtTTT"^^ "• state of being above one 
 
 another. 
 ^IfT'PflcB, f. ^ inborn, natural. 
 "^Trq"Tf7I«il5 f« '1^ prodigious, supernatural. 
 %Tt^^ n. longing, desire; p. o^^ . 
 %TS'cfi, f- 1^ belonging to water, grown in 
 
 water, watery, aquatic. 
 
 %J^^ & ^t^^ m. patron, of Mundibha. 
 
 ^T^^cfcT a. marine. 
 
 ^T^"^ a. being in the belly. 
 
 %T^fT^ a. voracious, gluttonous. 
 
 %72"^ a. being in the belly or womb. 
 
 "^T^Tt^T n. having the high tone (g.). 
 
 %7^7"^ n. sublimity; generosity, liberality 
 (also OfTT f.)- 
 
 %T^T^*2? & %T^T^ n. indifference. 
 
 ^T^i^"^, f. t^ coming from the Udumbara 
 tree, made of its ^^ ood. 
 
 ■^f^T"^ a. relating to the Udgatr; n. his 
 office. 
 
 Ifjl^T^rf^ m. patron, to ^^T^cfi. 
 
 '^Tl'(?l n. haughtiness, arrogance. 
 
 %T^TfX^ ^' belonging to the additional 
 share (j.). 
 
 %Tf^^ a. springing forth, prevailing, victo- 
 rious; n. spring-water. 
 
 ^tlf^^ "• prevalence, victoriousness. 
 
105 
 
 ^^TT 
 
 %T^tI^ & °f^^t n. = prec. 
 
 ^T^tftcR a. relating to marriage, given at 
 
 marriage. 
 %TWW n. height. 
 ^T«5^ n- longing, ardent desire. 
 ■^moRT^ n. or o^J f. royal tent. 
 ^Tl^^^^cR & of%cJj n. N. of a metre. 
 ^T^f^«fi a. deceitful; m. deceiver, extorter 
 
 of money. 
 ■^TlfifT'q'fiTcfi a. relating to the initiation. 
 ■%T"qf%fVcfi a. forming a deposit (j.). 
 '^mf%'5f^, f. '1^ contained or taught in the 
 
 Upanishads. 
 "llfTmT^^ m. patron, to '^qJTtj. 
 "^1^^ ti. likeness, similitude, comparison. 
 "^mf^T^, f. "1^ answering to a purpose, suit- 
 able, fit, proper. 
 "^m^ a. stony, or stone. 
 %m^^f^oR & o^^^^Zf a. belonging to the 
 
 fast-day. 
 "^m^TU a. used for driving or riding 
 i (carriage, elephant, etc.). 
 
 ^ '%TPT^»if ni. (sc. ^f^) the fire used for do- 
 k. nieslic rites. 
 
 ■^T^ a. flaxen or relating to Uma. 
 ■^TT^Jf a. reiatmg to serpents, serpentine. 
 "^T"?^'^ a. belonging to or coming from a ram 
 
 or sheep. 
 "^TTf'?^ "1- shepherd. 
 
 ^T^^, f- t^ produced from the breast or the 
 (own) body; innate, natural, own; self- 
 
 begotten, legitimate; m. & f. t^ a legiti- m 
 
 mate child. 
 %rT^ a. = prec. a. 
 ^TO & %TfW«R a. woollen. 
 %TTfT^"^5 f- 1^ consisting of woollen threads. 
 ^T'^^f n. the future life. 
 %T^^f^cfj a. relating to the future life; n. 
 
 funeral solemnities. 
 l"^!^, f. ^ relating to the earth. 
 2^T^ m. Aurva, patron, of sev. Rishis. 
 3^T^ a. relating to Aurva (v. prec); m. the 
 
 submarine fire (supposed to come from A.). 
 "^T"^!!"^ a. descending from Urva^i. 
 %TmhT & ^T-^T^^ m. = 3%T^ m. 
 ■^1^^ , o^ff be like the Aurva fire. 
 ■^^n^^ a. belonging to the mortar; ra. du. 
 
 mortar and pestle. 
 %nr'T^) f- t^ '^^- *^ patron, to ^^»I^. 
 ■^flj^ a. eager, zealous. 
 'SRT^T'^, f. t^ belonging to the U^Inaras; 
 
 f. N. of the wife of Pururavas. 
 ^T'^O'T a. made of the U^ira root; n. such 
 
 an unguent. 
 %[Xnif a. consisting of herbs, n. a herb or 
 
 herbs (collect.); simples, medicine. 
 ^T'^n^lf^Wf^T^ a. selling medicine. 
 "^T^^ a. early, matutinal ; f. ^ daybreak. 
 "^1^ a. derived from a buffalo or camel. 
 ■^T"5«R n- a multitude of camels. 
 ^T^ a. lip-shaped. 
 
 n. warmth, heat. 
 
 ^ 
 
 1^ stem of the interr. pron, (n. efi^ older 
 than fSRT^ q.v.) who, what, which? Used 
 as subst. or adj. in direct & indirect 
 I questions, often connected w. '^^, ^, •ffiT, 
 ■g, ^T, f^^, also w. a demonstr. pron., 
 * e.g. %T vS ^TfT^Tf?T who comes here? f^- 
 f^f^ ^'^^ what are you doing there? 
 Used also as indef. pron. = some, any, 
 whoever, whatever, whichever, esp. after 
 ^ & m, before '^, '^^f, f%^, & (later) 
 "^ft; «R^, cR^^, etc. w. neg.= nobody. 
 
 none, n. nothing. cfif^<^-cfifig'f|^ the one- 
 the other; pi. some-others. 
 
 2cR m. the god Who (E. of Prajapati, Brah- 
 man, etc.); n. joy, water, head. 
 
 ^^«rT a. salutary, pleasant, lovely. 
 
 ejt^ m. a vessel made of metal ; metal, brass 
 (also n.); N. of a myth, king slain by 
 Krsna. 
 
 ^€f^f^^, ^^nrif' & %^TfT m- ^' of 
 
 Krsna (v. prec), 
 ^ofij"^ m. the sounf* ^. 
 
oR^r^ 
 
 106 
 
 «Rcfir^ in. N. of an ancient king. 
 
 «ficB^ f. peak of a mountain, hump on the 
 
 shoulders of the Indian bull; head, 
 
 chief. 
 oii^R^ n. (m.) the same. 
 cR^?I^ a. high, lofty. 
 oRcR^ifT a. = prec. & seq. ; m. mountain or 
 
 buffalo. 
 «Rcfif^«^ a. having a hump. 
 eficipJfnT a. towering, lofty. 
 cfioR^ f. peak, summit; region, quarter; N. 
 
 of a metre. 
 cRofi^ a. high, lofty, sublime, eminent, m. a 
 
 kind of goblin, a cert, musical mode. 
 
 "R^T^ m. a cert, tree (also f;^ f.); n. (also 
 ocR n.) a perfume made of its berries. 
 
 "gfp^ m. hiding-place, recess; thicket, weeds; 
 f. "^ enclosed court, private apartment; 
 m. & f. ^pf armpit, region of the girth; 
 girdle, cincture; balance (mostly f.); like- 
 ness, similarity; rivalry, emulation (only f.) 
 
 cfi'^^irT m. N. of a Rishi. 
 
 Icfi^ a. belonging to a thicket. 
 
 2cR"^ a. hidden, secret, f. '^ girdle, cincture ; 
 balance. 
 
 cf5^ m. heron; N. of a man, pi. of a people. 
 
 iR^^ m. mail, armour. 
 
 eR^IJj' n. ring-shaped ornament, bracelet. 
 
 ^^IIfT*!TW ^- adorned with a golden bra- 
 celet."' 
 
 efc^rf ra., ^^f?Icjrr f. comb. 
 
 IcR^Xji^ n. a heron's feather (on the arrow). 
 
 2oR^"q^ a. furnished with heron's feathers; 
 m. such an arrow. 
 
 cIT^tlf^^ a. = prec. a. 
 
 e|r^^ m. n. skeleton. 
 
 oR^f^ or of^ m., o^ f. the A^oka tree. 
 
 efi^-T^ ra., o^ f. N. of a plant. 
 
 ^m m. the hair of the head; N. of a son of 
 Brhaspati. 
 
 «fi^^rll7^^^^^ n. specimen of a nonsensical 
 speech. 
 
 efi^'i^fx^ a. wearing the form of Kaca. 
 
 oR"^ ra. the margin of a river or lake; 
 
 marshy or watery ground. 
 cR^^^ m. tortoise; N. of a serpent-demon. 
 cR^ n. a lotus. 
 oR^^ n., f^ f. lampblack, used as ink or a 
 
 collyrium. 
 ^'^^ m. n., t; f . (adj. — o f. '^) coat of 
 
 mail, bodice, jacket. 
 oR^ff^?!^ m. chamberlain (poss. to prec). 
 If^SR^ V. f^cfiZ. 
 2cR^ m. a straw mat; hip (= cRf^); the temples 
 
 of an elephant; a cert, throw of the dice. 
 oRZoR ra. a straw mat; m. n. cord, string, 
 
 bracelet; valley; royal camp; caravan. 
 ^Z^iZ'RT^, °^f?r&°% gnash, grate (onomat.). 
 cR^eRl^Tff n., ofw^ f- the twisting of a mat. 
 «ftdMr!»f ra., o«fT f. a kind of demon. 
 cp^^ m. a sidelong glance. 
 «fiZTf^ ra. straw-fire. 
 cR^l| m. (n., & "1^ f.) a frying pan, anything 
 
 hollow, e.g. the temples of an elephant. 
 ^fir or ^^ f. hip. 
 5R^ a. pungent, biting, sharp, bitter; abstr. 
 
 ^^cR a.:=prec. adj.; abstr. oTfif f., o^^f n. 
 «REf^?T a. irritated (lit. made sharp).* 
 oR^Hlf^ a. speaking sharply.* 
 ^R^^ ^g"?rf^ hill (i.e. heap up the earth about). 
 
 oRZ"*?!^ & *''?^ ^^' "^^"^s ^^ trees. 
 
 cR"3 m.N. of an ancient teacher & his disciples. 
 
 cRfgiT a. hard, violent (abstr. OffT f., °c^ n.); 
 
 f. ^ chalk; n. cooking vessel. 
 5Rf^i|^ , o-^fcT & ^ffysft -^ make hard, 
 
 harden. 
 iR15TT a. hard, stiff; sharp, cruel; young, 
 
 buxom. 
 cR^TTf^TT a. hard-hearted; abstr. OffJ f. 
 «R"3TT^ 5 ^"RT harden, strengthen, vivify. 
 ■cR^ a. dumb. 
 cR^T^ a. tawny. 
 oRnr ra. a small grain or single seed; flake, 
 
 drop, spark ; atom, a bit. 
 cR1JJ"^Tf%«l^ a. bearing drops, wet. 
 ^TJJT^ m. N. of the author of the Vai^esika 
 
 philosophy. 
 
107 
 
 ^^^TR^ 
 
 ofiljri^r a. feeding on grains, abstr. OfTT f- 
 
 ^in^^^, pp. °^«ff1" being in distress. 
 
 oRT^^ m. thorn, prickle, point, sting, fish- 
 bone ; erection of the hair of the body ; 
 annoyance, vexation, pain; foe, enemy. 
 
 «RT!?f^fr »• thorny, covered wi;h erect hairs. 
 
 oRT^fSR^H & ®"^^ ni. thorn-tree. 
 
 cR'^f^fi'T;^ a. thorny; m. thorn-plant. 
 
 eRTi^ m. (adj. —of. ^J & ^ throat, neck 
 (lit. & fig.); sound, voice; — o often = 
 having a thing at or in the throat. 
 
 cfiTI^Tr a. reaching up to the throat. 
 
 ^TJ^^fl a. the same, being at or in the throat, 
 cf. ^Tl^^fS^. 
 
 cfiW^^ "^-5 °W "• an embrace. 
 
 «fiW*f^W n«j *®^T f. ornament for the neck. 
 
 cRW^'ftf'l^ a. being in the throat i.e. ready 
 to escape (life). 
 
 ^T!5^"^«T n- hanging down from the neck. 
 
 cRIt^T ^- being at or in the throat; produced 
 
 by the throat, guttural. 
 qRT!^«T n. thrashing, husking; husk, chaff; 
 
 f. "1^ mortar. 
 cRTi^, mostly cRTS^ f. itching, scratching. 
 ^T!^T & «fiTS^^ a. itching. 
 ^TJlf rT f . = ^iq^. 
 
 W«I^^, o^ffT, o'^if^scratch ; M.itch (lit. & fig.), 
 ^"n^'^nr n. scratching, itching. 
 ^^m. N. of an old Rishi, pi. his descendants. 
 ^f\^ m. the Kataka tree; n. the nut of it 
 
 (used for clearing water), 
 ^rfifa. (pron. interr.) who or which (of many)? 
 ^rf"t (pron. interr.) who or which (of two)? 
 ^^Tff^ (adv. interr.) on which of the two 
 
 sides? 
 lcRf?T (pron. interr.) how many? w. fqw & 
 
 "^ftf some, several. 
 2^f7f m. N. of an ancient sage. 
 ^rf^ w. f^^ (pron. indef.) the so and so 
 
 maniest. 
 ofif^f^T (adv. interr.) in how many places or 
 
 parts? how often? w. f^^ everywhere. 
 «Rf?I"^, f . t; ("^T) some, several. *Instr. & 
 
 abl. n. adv. with some exertion, hardly. 
 
 «fif^T^^ofi'^iT a. having few flowers or blos- 
 
 soms. 
 
 ^'RT'^^TTT'^^ (^cc- adv.) some days (lit. 
 nights). 
 
 ofifffTilZJT^;^ (gen. adv.) after some days. 
 
 «Rf?fftV a. how manifold? 
 
 ^tTT f. a die.* 
 
 i|r(^,e|57^ff(o"ffT) boast, praise, flatter; abuse, 
 blame. — t% boast or brag of (instr,), 
 praise, extol; degrade, humble (also C). 
 
 cfiTer*! a. & n. boasting. 
 
 cR^'^Xj a. of what shape? 
 
 cR^^^ a. of what power? 
 
 cR^cR a. relating; m. relater, reciter. 
 
 eR^^ [ fl\'?T«fi a. of what kind? 
 
 W^"^ a. telling, tale, story. 
 
 cR^^"^ a. to be told or named. 
 
 eR^i^ adv. how? in what way? whence? 
 interr, & excl.; often followed by «f (= iR^T^ 
 alone or = how much more, w. rieg. how 
 much less); also by X^, "ifT^, f^^- With 
 ^^, f^^, & (later) '^Sif^ indef. somehow, 
 in any way, scarcely, hardly, a little 
 (cR^?^ sometimes doubled); w. a negation 
 (cR"^ ^T also alone) in no way, by no 
 means, not at all. "^f^T oR"^ f^^ how- 
 soever, anyhow. 
 
 cR^^Tff a. how being? of what quality? 
 
 ^;^'^^, o^rT (o^), pp. ^f^cT (q.v.) talk, 
 converse with (instr. ±^^); relate, report, 
 denounce, declare, explain, state. P. be 
 called, pass for (nom.). — tffx[ name. 
 U" announce, report. f% talk idly, chatter. 
 
 ^^f^rfpEf a. to be told or mentioned. 
 
 IcR^T adv. how? in what way? whence? In 
 a. 1. more frequent than cR^?^ q.v. — 
 ^^T ^^T ^ howsoever. 
 
 2oR^T f. talk, conversation about (loc. or 
 — o); tale, story of (gen. or — <>); commu- 
 nication, mention, statement; discussion, 
 dialogue. — cRj cR^J what mention of 
 i.e. to say nothing of (gen., loc, or TjfTf 
 w. ace). %^T cfi^T to say nothing of it. 
 eR^ oR talk or think of (gen.).* 
 
 cR'S^TvfcR n. a short^ale or story. 
 
^m^T 
 
 108 
 
 cfi'STT^rT"?^ n. (course of) conversation. 
 
 cR^^«^ f. collection of tales. 
 
 cR^T^fTf^TTT ^' ocean of the rivers of 
 tales, T. of a work of Somadeva. 
 
 cfif^rT a. said, mentioned; n. talk, conver- 
 sation. 
 
 ofi^T^^ n^. beginning of a tale; mention, 
 statement. 
 
 cfi^ (Ved. n. ace. sgl. of le|j) nonne, num? v^. 
 neg. & xfwf by no means; efif%^ & cRf^^ 
 = cfi^ alone. Often o — , where it marks 
 abnormity or defectiveness. 
 
 ofi^wf n. slaughter, destruction. 
 
 cR^^&ooR m. theKadamba tree (has orange- 
 coloured fragrant blossoms), m. multitude, 
 group. 
 
 cfi^3^%T^ m. Kadamba blossom (lit. globe)*. 
 
 cfi^?^n"a;j(cf a. state of a Kadamba blossom 
 (v. prec). 
 
 oR^"^ a. having what purpose? 
 
 cfi^"^*! n., o«n" f. vexation, annoyance, 
 
 cfi^^^ , ^^ffi despise, vex, annoy; *surpass. 
 
 cR^^ a. avaricious, stingy; abstr. o^jfj f. 
 
 ifi^wf m., o'^ f. N. of a tree. 
 
 cR^f^cfij f. the same; flag, banner. 
 
 oR^^T^ n. bower of Kadali trees. 
 
 ^^T adv. when? at what time? how? With 
 «T never; w. ^if the same or at some time, 
 once; w. f^^ some time or other, some- 
 times, perhaps; w. "^fci (later) at any 
 time, always, ever, cfj^ f^^, "Efj^lf^^ft, 
 & oR^lft w. «T never. 
 
 pjl^ a. tawny, reddish-brown, f. oR^ a cert. 
 Soma -vessel; N. of the mythol, mother 
 of serpents (also cfi^). 
 
 cRVfll'^ & °T(\ a. ever kind or friendly. 
 
 eR*|; (only pp. oRT^JTT^, aor. ^cRTfif^;F[, & 
 perf. or intens.-stem x| |ch«|^ or ^cRJi|^) 
 be glad, be satisfied with, enjoy (ace, loc, 
 gen., or instr.); be liked, please, (w.gen.); 
 love, wish, desire (ace). — igj be pleased 
 with (loc); strive after, long for. — Cf. 
 
 cRifofi n. gold; m. N. of sev. plants. 
 ^•!cRiT^, f. ^ golden. 
 oRfcR"^^ m. liquid gold. 
 
 cRifcfi^^iEJ' m. n. a gold bracelet. 
 
 cRifcfi^flR m. E. of Skanda (lit. Gold-spear). 
 
 cfi^foR^'^ n. a gold cord or chain. 
 
 ox ^ 
 
 oR«TcRT^ II- gold-lotus. 
 
 cR«f%T^^^ a. shining with gold. 
 
 oRif?§^ n. N. of a bathing-place. 
 
 cR^ix f. a girl. 
 
 cfif^^ m. N. of an Indoscythic king. 
 
 cRf%^ or oRfiT"g^ (superl.) the smallest, least, 
 lowest, youngest, younger; f. ^J the 
 youngest wife, (±^^f%) the little finger. 
 
 ^f^^^, f- *>f¥^T tbe smallest; f. ^fifft^ 
 
 the little finger; subordination, obedience. 
 «R'ft f. girl, maiden (in a. 1. only gen. pi.). 
 oR«ft«I a. young, youthful. 
 Icfiiftif^ m- boy, youth; f. -^J girl, maiden. 
 2cRirt*f^ m., oiiiRj, & ofif^j f. the pupil of 
 
 the eye. 
 BRift^Ei^ (compar.) smaller, less, younger, 
 
 very little or small; m. a younger son 
 
 or brother. 
 "^•f^"^^ a. smaller, less, younger. 
 eR?'^ n. welfare, happiness. 
 cR;?5?7 f. a patched garment. 
 eR»^ m. bulbous root, bulb. 
 iR*^"^ n. cave, glen. 
 cR^X( m. the god of love, love. 
 oR'^^^'T'f, f- 1^ exciting love.* 
 oR«^^ n. the flower of tbe Kandali plant. 
 cR^^^^ , pp. oRw^f^TT bring forth abundantly 
 
 (lit. like Kandalas, v. prec). 
 oR«^^ f. N. of a plant. 
 
 W^'^ s. cooking utensil, boiler or saucepan. 
 cfir^cR m. the same; playing ball, pillow. 
 *cR^^ n. blue lotus.* 
 %^"?^ m. neck (lit. head-bearer). 
 ^?€r a. the smallest; f. cR^T girl, maid, 
 
 daughter, the Virgo in the zodiac 
 cRJjjcR, f. ^T=prec a. & f. 
 oR^cRX^T"^ m. state of maidenhood, virginity. 
 cR*SrcRo5f n. N. of a town. 
 ^i^TT^ n. virginity. 
 «R«?TT^Trf m. who gives his daughter in 
 
 marriage. 
 cR«!fT^'n»T & ^TCToTT'T "• the giving a daughter 
 
 in marriage. 
 
109 
 
 ^^^ 
 
 ofi*^ 1 4 ls| ch m. defiler of virgins. 
 cjjsjJTXT'^ "• gynaeceum. 
 ^HTT^T^ m. virginity. 
 cR??Tf^^ n- the begging for a maiden. 
 cfilf m. pi. a cert, class of ^ods. 
 cRtrs m. n. fraud, deceit; o — feigned, pre- 
 tended, dissimulated. 
 ^^cTcRT^fZ^m- cheat, rogue, sharper; f. "^J 
 
 fraud, deceit.* 
 cinTZ*fTZ«R n- the comedy of deceit.* 
 ifi'q«fT f. worm, caterpillar, 
 cfitj^ m. a small shell used as a coin ; braided 
 
 or knotted hair (resembling a shell). 
 ^H^cR m., of^^ f. a small shell (v. prec). 
 cfi^f^*!^ i^' wearing braided or knotted hair 
 
 (v- cfjtf^), shaggy (of a bull); m. E. of 
 
 (^iva etc. 
 ofitj^ n. a half, a part. 
 cRXfTZ ni- n. door or door-panel. 
 ^HTT'S^^"^^ a. broad-breasted (v. prec). 
 ^■qrW n. cup, jar, cover or lid, shell, potsherd, 
 
 skull, the cotyla. 
 ofitn^fcR a. formed like a shell; m. a shell, 
 
 dish, f. of^cfij a. potsherd. 
 ^m^^'^^^T f- N. of a sorceress. 
 cfim^^lf^^ a. wearing a garland of skulls 
 
 (Qiva). 
 cR^Tf%«l^ a. bearing a cup (for begging) or 
 
 skulls (Qiva or a cert. Qivaitic sect). 
 cfifq m. ape. 
 
 cfifqcfirfwf m. E. of Arjuna. 
 ofifq^^ m. a kind of partridge. 
 cRfq^^ m. N. of a tree ; n. its fruit. 
 
 «irfc?"Qf?T M' chief of the monkeys. 
 
 cfifq^ a. brown, reddish; m. N. of an ancient 
 
 sage etc.; f. "^J a brown cow or a kind 
 
 of leech. 
 cfifq^fif m. the Rishi Kapila. 
 cjifq^'^^ s. N. of Buddha's native town. 
 ofifq"^ a. brown, reddish. 
 cRf^"S''5f m. N. of a Rishi, pi. his descendants. 
 cRiftrl'T m. N. of sev. plants. 
 
 cfi'q^^ n. the hair on the back part of the 
 head ; the forepart of a sacrificial ladle. 
 
 oRtl^ a. smelling badly, stinking. 
 cji'q'^ & cffCf^ m. the membrum virile. 
 cfiXlTrfm.dove, pigeon; f. ^"^7^ a. pigeon-hen. 
 *clfqXrI"'Trf^oRT f- a dove-cot, pigeon-house.* 
 o|fq7^ m. cheek. 
 
 cfiXfi m, phlegm (one of the three humours of 
 the body). 
 
 cji^;^ & ^^"N^ V. ^^ & ^^f^'i:. 
 
 oR^'^ a. speckled , brindled ; f. ^^ a braid of 
 hair. 
 
 le|t?^ interr. or emphasizing particle, esp. 
 after dat. inf. ; end. after •![, ^, & f^. 
 
 2cfij^ (without pres.), pp. ^T^rf (q-v.) wish, 
 desire, love. C. cfil^'^ff (°f^) the same; 
 cirr'f oRTT|^?TT«T having a wish. — "^g & 
 ■^fir wish, desire, fif lust after, long for 
 (ace). 
 
 cfiTTJ m. tortoise. 
 
 cRT'n^^ m. water-jar. 
 
 «RTt|g^^«R "• water from a jar. 
 
 cR5R^ m. n. lotus-flower. 
 
 cR^^*!"^^, ^'^% & °%T^^ a. lotus-eyed. 
 
 cfi^^Xj^ n. a lotus-leaf; oxJt^T'^ a. = prec. a. 
 
 eR^^^?§, f. t; lotus-faced. 
 
 cRi^^^if n., o^TcRT '^- ^ group of lotuses. 
 
 eRJf^T^, f. f^ lotus-eyed. 
 
 «R^^^ , pp. **^^T«T resemble a lotus-flower. 
 
 oRTf^'ft f- the lotus-plant ; a group or lake 
 of lotuses. 
 
 ofiTrf^^^^ n. a lotus-leaf.* 
 
 cR*?%^^ a. lotus-eyed. 
 
 Wf^ (±^Tg) m- the root cfii^;. 
 
 cfi^ , cR7q% ("SirWT'R!), PP- "^f^cT (q.v.) tremble, 
 shake. C. cRTtJ'^jfff, o% make tremble or 
 shake, agitate. — "^«T sympathize with, 
 commiserate (loc. or ace.) ; C. the same 
 (w. ace), ^fir & "^1=8. ^^ tremble, 
 swing upwards. C. shake up, agitate. 
 U tremble, quiver, shake, become loose. 
 C. make tremble, swing, agitate, f^ tremble, 
 stir, move, cease from (abl.). C. make 
 tremble. '^J^=S. 
 
 oRTq" m. trembling, shaking, esp. earthquake. 
 
 cRUTrf a. trembling or causing to tremble; 
 n. = prec. •• 
 
^^^^ 
 
 110 
 
 c|i^q^«ff a. trembling. 
 
 efif^ff a. trembling; shaken, swung; n. a 
 trembling, tremor. 
 
 -Sfifm^ a. trembling; — o shaking, swinging. 
 
 ifi^jf a. trembling, agile, quick. 
 
 '^fiJcf^ m. (n.) woollen cloth or cover; m. also 
 dew-lap. 
 
 ^13( m. a shell or a bracelet made of shells. 
 
 oR^oJJT!^, f. t; shell- necked (i.e. having a 
 neck with three folds). 
 
 oRl^^^^ the same; m. N. of a tortoise. 
 
 oR^X^ m. pi. N. of a people. 
 
 oRig" a. pleasant, beautiful. 
 
 ^m'^^ V. ^^nT^. 
 
 iam (only gen. sgl. m.) w. f^^ each, every. 
 
 oR^ (instr. adv.) in what manner? 
 
 mx, I t (^^T) making, doing, causing, pro- 
 ducing (mostly — o); m. the hand (lit. 
 maker) ; an elephant's trunk. 
 
 2o|r^ m. ray of light, sun-beam; revenue, 
 tax, tribute. 
 
 oJp^^cR m. a water- pot. 
 
 cR"?;f^;g^"?| n. finger (lit. shoot of the hand). 
 
 cfi"^^^ m., oTTT n. taking the hand, marriage. 
 
 ^^W "*' ^^^^^ ^^ head. 
 
 "cfi"^^ m. N. of a tree. 
 
 W^ m. an elephant's temple or cheek ; crow. 
 
 ch"<2.ch ni. a kind of musical instrument*; 
 N. of a jackal. 
 
 IcRX^Tjf a. active, clever, skilled. 
 
 2efe"^TII", f. ^making, causing ( — o). m. helper, 
 assistant, N. of a caste (f. t!^); complex of 
 sounds, i.e. word. n. making, doing, causing; 
 action, occupation; organ, instrument; in- 
 strumentality or the instrumental case(g.); 
 document, bond, evidence (j.). 
 
 «fiTW^^ a. having the function of an instru- 
 ment. 
 
 «fiTWl""'5r ^' to be done or caused ; n. affair, 
 matter, business. 
 
 oRX;tS^ n., o"n^cR m., ofrS^cRT f. a basket or 
 box. 
 
 cfiT^cf'^I n. the palm of the hand. 
 
 efil^tr^ n. a saw. 
 
 ^T^w^ m.= ^r^f^^r^^. 
 
 oRT!^T«?F m. chief tax-gatherer. 
 
 ^X^ ^- t^^ trunk of an elephant; a young 
 
 elephant or camel. 
 cRl^*Je|j m. a man's name. 
 o|rTO"5mr n. ornament for the band, bracelet. 
 '^T*fT"'^ f- having round thighs (lit. thighs 
 
 resembling an elephant's trunk). 
 ^Jl^ m. groats, gruel; poss. <>"ftt'C" 
 eR7;?j[^T^c|iT f. sgl. & pi. hot sand for groats 
 
 (a punishment in hell). 
 ofi7;^T^ a. eating groats. 
 cfi"^"^^ m. a finger-nail. ^ 
 
 «RT^T^ ra- sword; — oinftf s. in hand.* 
 cJJl^'^ m. fragrant oleander. 
 cR'^^'^^Jfu. a garland of fragrant oleander.* 
 oR"^3B[^ n. action, deed. 
 ^X.^ '^' being in or on the hand. 
 cRi^^ m. fore-part of the arm ; finger-nail. 
 oR'^T^f^ f. finger of the hand. 
 
 cR'^^TlHTir n. marriage (lit. giving the hand, 
 
 said of a woman). 
 ofilj^ a. projecting (teeth or eyes), opening 
 
 wide, gaping, ugly, terrible; f. "^T E. of 
 
 Durga. Abstr. OffJ f. 
 oRTT^^^«T a. having a gaping mouth. 
 cfifTC^«rT m. ivory. 
 cfift;*^ m., ©nfl" f. an elephant (lit. having a 
 
 trunk). 
 «RfT^ (superl.) doing most. 
 cfi"?^!^ ra. n. the shoot of a bamboo; m. a 
 
 cert, thorny plant, n. its fruit. 
 efe^l^V^ n. rubbish, dung, esp. dry cow-dung. 
 
 cfi'^TSf a. pitiable, miserable, n. adv.; f. "^T 
 
 pity, compassion. 
 cIv^TJJ^fiT m. piteous sound, lamentation. 
 cR'^Tn'%f^*J^ a. compassionate; abstr. of^cfT f») 
 
 ^■?[T5f m. f. an elephant (f. also ®c(|T). 
 «RTTfZ f- basin, cup ; the skull. 
 efi^, f. ^ white ; m, a white horse (f. "^T)' 
 oR^Z^ & o"^ m. a crab; the sign Cancer. 
 ofi^icr m. f. the jujube tree, n. its fruit. 
 cR^"^ a. hard, firm. 
 
 oRc&pt; or o^") f. a kind of lute ; f. o"^ water- 
 Jar. 
 oReR^ a. rough, hard. 
 
Ill 
 
 ^W^T 
 
 cfi^T^ & °cfi m. a kind of gourd. 
 
 ^f^ & cflf^ii;^ m. the Cancer in the zodiac. 
 
 ^"SRcTTir, *>cT^, (& ^cTT^*) m. the cat's eye 
 
 (a sort of gem). 
 cficRTZ n^- N. of a serpent -demon, pi. of a 
 
 people. 
 cficfiTZoR ni. N. of sev. plants,* pl. = prec. pi. 
 cR^"^ n. auripigment. 
 1^^ m. (adj. — o f. ^ & t;) ear (lit. & fig.), 
 
 rudder; N. of a hero etc. 
 2^15" or oRtJ a. having (long) ears. 
 cjtl^cfi m. lateral prominence, tendril, handle; 
 
 f. cRfTj|"cjn earring, the pericarp of a lotus. 
 ■^TJf^^^^ n. a blossom (as ornament) for 
 
 the ear. 
 cRtJ fTT^ m. the flapping of an elephant's ears. 
 ^W^T '^"- helmsman, sailor; abstr. ©TfJ f. 
 oRnJlj^ m. compass (lit. path) of hearing. 
 cRXn^T ni. n. ornament for the ears, earring; 
 
 ocR m. N. of a servant (Ear-filler). 
 cfiTrr>T^ m. bending of the ears. 
 cRT^J^'qiTJ n. ornament for the ears. 
 cfiXITTT^ n. the root of the ear; oT|% into the 
 
 ear. 
 
 oR^c(«d a. having ears or hooks. 
 ^ ^xfr^^^ f. ear-wax. 
 
 «RW%5 & °^ «!• earring. 
 
 *cRT0%5«T n. the same. 
 
 ^fi^f^T'^CV^ "• ^ Qirisa flower as an ornament 
 
 for the ears. 
 ofilfpsr^ a. audible to the ears. 
 cRT§T2 tn. N. of a people (f. f^* 
 cfi^TZofi^^ 111- a Karnatic quarrel (v. prec), 
 
 i.e. a quarrel about nothing.* 
 «R^T*TT^ n. ornament for the ears. 
 *^WT^TW* "•; °^TT m., o|jf7^ f. the 
 
 same. 
 cfifrjfcB'X'^ m. N. of sev. plants. 
 *fifW1. ^' having ears ; having knots, barbed 
 
 (weapons). 
 xRTTfTfq^ n. a lotus flower (as an ornament) 
 
 for the ears; m. N. of a poet and king. 
 '3R"l!rT"'7^fff«t. ^- deafening (lit. beating the 
 
 ears).* 
 efel^j a. being in or at the ear. 
 lifitf m. division, distinction. 
 
 2cRff m. hole, cavity (cf. ^<f). 
 
 cJirr»T n. cutting off, excision, destruction. 
 
 oRTTfr f' scissors or some other cutting 
 instrument. 
 
 ^ff"^ f. the same; ©tU^ n. blade of a knife. 
 
 cfirj^ or m^cSf a. to be made or done ; n. duty, 
 task. 
 
 oRff^TTr f- obligation, necessity. 
 
 cfigcRX^ a. desirous to make. 
 
 cRff m. doer, accomplisher, creator, author, 
 officiating priest; making, causing, working 
 at ( — o); facturus; the agent or sponta- 
 neous performer of an action (g.). 
 
 ^2^ (— °)="^<S agent. 
 
 ^HrTT f'? °W n. the being an agent. 
 
 oR^^ff a. being an agent. 
 
 eRfT^^ a. having the function of an agent. 
 
 ifi^f^ gen. inf. of 1^. 
 
 loflTT m. destroyer. 
 
 2cfiTi m. spinner. 
 
 cJlT^ n. spell, charm. 
 
 ik^ a. = efi<f^ (also n.). 
 
 cR^iT m. slime, mud; as adj. = seq. 
 
 «fi^f^cT a. muddy, dirty. 
 
 qj"^^ n. rag, patch. 
 
 "cRTjllf s. a kind of lance or spear. 
 
 cfitf"^ m. cup, pot; a turtle's shell. 
 
 oRq'5(;; m. n. camphor. 
 
 oR§'^%f^ m- N. of a flamingo. 
 
 cir^T"RT^^ ^- ^' ^f ^" elephant. 
 
 «R"^T^Z m- N. of a dyer. 
 
 oR^^iT^^ f. N. of a woman, a flamingo, 
 
 Os. 
 
 & a drama. 
 
 cf|^-?rf^^T^ m. N. of a washer. 
 
 cR^ a. spotted, variegated. 
 
 ^^•^ a. the same; f. ^T a kind of leech. 
 
 ^i|^(— °)=^^- 
 
 oR^cRT^ f- "1^ doing work (for others) ; servant, 
 
 artisan. 
 oRllohg m. the object-agent (g.). 
 ofi^R^ a. doing work, active, skilful; m. 
 
 workman, servant. 
 oR^oF(IJ n. activity, industry. 
 oR^%5T f- active^ exertion, labour. 
 
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 e^(rf%T^«^T i- impulse to (pious) works. 
 cfi^lf a. sprung from an action. 
 o[iiT^«^fTT f- ^he resulting from an action. 
 ofi^'J a. capable of, fit for ( — o); working 
 
 or exerting one's self at (loc. or — o); 
 
 absol. doing religious work, pious. 
 oR^^ a. skilful in work, clever, fit for re- 
 ligious acts, auspicious. 
 cR^fTT f , »^ n. abstr. to oR^. 
 oRJ^^T^ ^1- sinful deed, sin, vice. 
 ofiT{\iITT^ ^^- ^ ^^^^- class of compounds (g.). 
 oR^i^^ n. action, deed, work, esp. holy work, 
 
 sacrifice, rite; result, effect; organ of 
 
 sense; the direct object (g.); fate, destiny. 
 cR?^«ff:3F{«|^ n. a name given according to an 
 
 action. 
 cfi^rf^^ & °f%^T a. diligent in sacred works. 
 oR?|"qToR m. the ripening (i.e. consequence) of 
 
 actions. 
 ofi^IT^'^'ft'?! m. term for some prepositions 
 
 & adverbs under certain conditions (g.). 
 cRTTXR^ n. fruit or result of actions. 
 ^?)'^<^ m. the tie or fetter of actions. 
 iR^"^i^»f n. the same; a. bound by actions. 
 cRT(?T'^, f- t^ consisting of or resulting from 
 
 works. 
 oR^T^lT m* performance of actions, esp. of 
 
 religious works. 
 ^'ff^f^ !»• rule of action, observance, 
 
 practice. 
 
 ^^f^^^ m.=^i^xrr^. 
 
 cRTT^^ m. attachment to action. 
 
 oR?PBf^*[^ a. attached to action. 
 
 cR^^^^ m. the totality of acts. 
 
 cRTf^^T^ a. resulting from acts. 
 
 oRT^f^'l^ m. witness of acts. 
 
 ofiiT'ftf'^ f. success of an act. 
 
 cR?i^g a. caused by acts. 
 
 oR^TfJT'l, ^- whose nature is action. 
 
 cR^in^^fjqii;^ a. involved in action. 
 
 oR^T«rT m. end or completion of a work, 
 
 management of ( — o); occupation. 
 efi^X"^ m. workman, mechanic, smith. 
 cRfrfrj^ a. active; doing, performing ( — o); 
 
 m. workman, labourer. 
 ^ff^^ n. organ of action (opp. "^^f^'^). 
 
 eR;FTT"PcR"?;;iir ^' doing service by labour. 
 cfi^^ n. market-place, borough. 
 
 eR^"^ n. deed, action. 
 
 oR^«T a. rendering lean, attenuating; torment- 
 ing, vexing (—<>). 
 
 cR"^ m. drawing, ploughing, agriculture; a 
 cert, weight. 
 
 oR"qcR a. tearing, vexing (—<>); ploughing, 
 cultivating; m. cultivator, husbandman. 
 
 cRlfTJI" a. tearing, vexing (— *); -n. tearing, 
 drawing near or away; bending (of a bow), 
 vexing, tormenting; ploughing, agriculture. 
 
 ^^i^ a. drawing near, dragging, ploughing; 
 attractive, inviting; m. ploughman, culti- 
 vator. 
 
 ^■^f f furrow, trench, incision. 
 
 ofi^ adv. when ? With f^^ & ^fq at any 
 time, ever; w. f^^ & neg. at no time, 
 never. 
 
 cfig", ^^^fTf (0%) & ^T^"qf7T, pp. ^Rf^TT 
 (q.v.) drive, impel; carry, bear; do, make, 
 cause, produce, utter; observe, notice; 
 try, examine; suppose, think, regard as 
 (2 ace). — "^T shake, agitate, cast, fling; 
 seize, tie, fasten; observe, notice; try, etc. 
 = S. "^^ drive out, let loose. ''SR drive 
 home. fif«^ drive out, chase away. xrfT^ 
 follow, pursue, seize, devour; consider or 
 regard as. If drive out, impel, pursue. 
 iJEf?^ drive away, put to flight; join, com- 
 bine, be of opinion. — Cf. "^"cSfTf^fT' 
 
 ifi^ a. dumb, indistinct, low, soft (of sounds); 
 n. adv. — f. cR^T q.v. 
 
 cfi^oRTJ^ m., f^ f. N. of sev. birds. 
 
 cR^ofifW^T f- the female Indian cuckoo. 
 
 oR^^fll^i^ m. the Indian cuckoo. 
 
 cR^cR^ m. confused noise, buz, humming. 
 
 cR^^ m. spot, mark (1. & f.); poss. °f5R«i;^. 
 
 ^^^ m. tobacco. 
 
 oR^"^ n. wife or any female being. 
 
 cR^'^^vff & **f^«^^ a. having a wife. 
 
 efi^VTf! n- gold or silver; adj. = seq. 
 
 eR^fif a. causing, producing ( — o) ; f. "^fdriving, 
 impelling, performing, demeanour, gesture; 
 n. shaking, agitating. 
 
 oR^^ m. a young elephant or camel. 
 
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 ^^■R 
 
 cR^^Tft^l^ a. speaking softly. 
 
 cf)^Tr ra- a kind of rice. 
 
 cR'^fTT^^T! ^^- ^ rice-field.* 
 
 cR^^T^«1 s. boiled rice.* 
 
 oR^f^^ m. sparrow or the Indian cuckoo. 
 
 ^^l[f m.. t^ f. pot, water-jar (adj. — © f. t;). 
 
 cfi^TfT^oR n. the water in the jar, 
 
 "^^^ m. strife, quarrel. 
 
 oR^^^ !"• a kind of duck, goose, or swan 
 
 (f. i); N. of a man. — Abstr. ocTT f. 
 cR^f^^TTft'ft' f- moving like a swan.* 
 oR^^cRTX^, f. 1;^ causing quarrel, quarrelsome. 
 oR^^fP"^ a- l<^nt^ of quarrel, contentious. 
 oR^^^«tT^ & *>f^^ a. having quarrel with (^). 
 cfi^^T^ , o^q% quarrel, contend. 
 cR^T ^- a small part, esp. a sixteenth of the 
 
 moon's orb; a cert, small division of time; 
 
 an art (there are 64). 
 cR^T"^ a. knowing the arts ; m. an artist. 
 efi^T«TT^ & cR^if^f^f m. the moon. 
 cR^JtJ m. band, bundle, quiver (also n.); a 
 
 peacock's tail, ornament i.g. ; totality. 
 oR^lf^^t. ^- having a quiver with arrows or 
 
 spreading its tail, m. a peacock. 
 cR^T^c^^ m. an artist, mechanic. 
 cR<5!T"^«rT m. the moon. 
 
 efi^TIf"^ a. forming only a small sickle 
 (moon). 
 
 IcRf^ m. the One-side of a die ; the last and 
 worst of the 4 ages of the world; quarrel, 
 strife (personified in all rags). 
 
 2cRf^ m. a class of mythic beings; N. of a 
 man, pi. his race. 
 
 oRf^oR^ f. the sixteenth part of the moon's 
 f orb; a cert, small division of time; an 
 unblown flower, blossom. 
 
 'cRf^cRTcTT f" the city of Calcutta. 
 
 ofif^^ m. N. of a king, pi. of a people. 
 
 ^f^^^'51' m. the country of the Kalingas. 
 
 «fif%rf a. furnished with (o — or — <>). 
 
 «fif%rfcR^Tr a. furnished with flowers, budded. 
 
 eRf^*^cfit?lT & ^fl^'^rT f- E. of Yamuna. 
 
 cfif^f^ a. covered with, full of ( — o); n. con- 
 fusion, chaos. 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit- English Dictionary. 
 
 ^^^ a. unclean, muddy, turbid (lit. & fig.) ; 
 n. dirt, stain, blemish. 
 
 cR^^TT^ & oTrfir a. having impure thoughts. 
 
 ^^R^ , °'^fTf make turbid, soil. 
 
 ^i^'^^Tf^f^ a. of impure origin, base born. 
 
 cfi^RTO 1 **"^i% get turbid or troubled. 
 
 cft^juJV w. eR make turbid, trouble. 
 
 ^^^T "• i^-) ^he body. 
 
 cR^ m. dough, paste; dirt, sin. 
 
 c^^n^* & «*r^«t ^' N. of a future liberator 
 of the world. 
 
 cR^ a. feasible, possible; fit for, able to, 
 capable of (gen., loc, inf., or — «). m. or- 
 dinance, rule, esp. for ceremonial or sacri- 
 ficial acts, practise, custom, manner, way 
 (adj. — o having the manner or way of— , 
 i.e. resembling — , similar to — ; after an 
 adj. almost, as it were); a fabulous period 
 of time, a day of Brahman or 1000 yugas. 
 TJ^'T ^^•T in this way. "R^??: oR<^: or 
 TT^TJ^fi^: primary rule (opp. liJ^^R^), 
 chief matter, main point. 
 
 cR^oR a. normal, answering; stating, suppos- 
 ing ( — o); m. ordinance, rule, precept. 
 
 cR^'^Zf m. the end of a Kalpa. 
 
 ^j^ff'i^ & «R^^^ m. the (mythic) Wish or 
 Wonder-tree. 
 
 ^i^^«T f- the (mythic) Wish or Wonder-cow. 
 
 cR^iT n. forming, imagining, cutting, fashion- 
 ing; f."^! the same + contrivance, arrange- 
 ment, action, deed; form, shape. 
 
 oR^if^^ a. practicable, possible, to be suppo- 
 posed or stated. 
 
 cR^^"^ n. a Sutra work on ritual. 
 
 «R^Tf^ ™' the beginning of a Kalpa (v. seq.). 
 
 «R^T«rf m. the end of a Kalpa, destruction 
 of the world. 
 
 "^^121 a. to be made of(instr.); to be sup- 
 posed, imagined, or stated. 
 
 oRWf^ s. splendour. 
 
 W^^f^ a. shining, bright. 
 
 cR^M n. dirt, stain, sin. 
 
 oR^TXf, f. ^ black spotted, m. N. of a serpent- 
 demon; f. cR^'rI" a spotted cow; n. spot, 
 stain. ^ 
 
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 oR^ a. well, healthy, ready, able, capable, 
 n. health; dawn, daybreak; an intoxicat- 
 ing drink. ifj^I^, oIj% & cfj^ (o— ) early. 
 
 cfl^c^^ C^') morning meal, breakfast; n. 
 a trifle, a little. 
 
 ^IT^TXir (f- «fi^TWt) beautiful, lovely, good, 
 excellent, noble, auspicious, fortunate, 
 f. onjt a kind of shrub ; n. fortune, happi- 
 ness, virtue (p. «fTJf«i;^t); festival. 
 
 W^Wni«i.«=n s- N. of a place. 
 
 «H^TW°R^ ^' doing good, virtuous. 
 
 «R^TW^^^P=fi^- indicating fortune, auspicious.* 
 
 «R%T^ ^' wave, billow. 
 
 oR^^Hr «i- N. of an author. 
 
 -j-eR^ V. -^^fm, cR^(^ & cR^Tfl^. 
 
 o|)^of) n a mushroom. 
 
 c|j^^ m. n. armour, mail, jacket, the bark of 
 a tree. 
 
 oR^^\^";^ m. a wearer of mail (= a young 
 man). 
 
 eR^f^?J^ a. dressed in armour. 
 
 cRcf?^ a. stingy. 
 
 e))^«Cr m. n. barrel, cask (metaph. of a cloud 
 or the belly); a headless trunk, m. E. 
 of the demon Danu. 
 
 e()^fic(«^ a. having casks (of water), driving 
 the rain clouds (the Maruts). 
 
 c(r^^ m. mouthful, bit, morsel; — gulf-* 
 
 cS^^^«T a. swallowing, devouring; n. the same 
 as subst. 
 
 efi^^'^ , o^f?f, pp. cR^f^fT swallow, devour. 
 
 cR^-q^ & ofi^^ (f. '^tf-qt) gaping, opened wide. 
 
 ^^TfT a. stingy. 
 
 ■^ff^ a. wise, thoughtful; m. a wise man, 
 seer, sage, poet (esp. of artificial poems) ; 
 N. of sev. men. 
 
 eirN'^g a. = prec. adj. (lit. h. wise under- 
 standing). 
 
 eRf^ffT f. poetry. 
 
 eRf^^ n. wisdom (also ®t^), poetry, poetic 
 talent. 
 
 cRf^tf"^ m. N. of a dramatic poet. 
 
 cfif^TTW m. king of poets; N. of a poet. 
 
 ^ftlT^ oi* clfN"?!'^ a. said or praised by 
 wise men. 
 
 '^J^T'^ a. lukewarm, tepid. 
 
 cR^a. = eRf^ a.; m. pi. a class of Manes ; 
 n. an oblation to the Manes (mostly con- 
 nected with ^^)- 
 
 ^i^ m. a kind of gnawing animal, a whip; 
 f- «iSlXT whip, rope, rein. 
 
 oR^T"^«fT a. having a whip. 
 
 ^ftl^T f. a whip.* 
 
 cRflf4 m- n- niat, pillow. 
 
 eR^gf^^ f. a weasel. 
 
 eR'ar m. N. of a man. 
 
 oRTTT^, f. -^^ & ^T dirty, foul; timid, shy. 
 n. dirt; timidity, shyness (also m.). 
 
 cRTTft"^ m. N. of a country, pi. of a people. 
 
 'qf^Xf a. black- toothed, m. tortoise; a class 
 of divine beings; N. of sev. Rishis. 
 
 oR^ , oR^tTT, o% rub, scratch (M. scratch one's 
 self or being scratched), hurt, destroy. — 
 "^■q scratch off. "^3^ rub in, dye. fif rub 
 in or scrape off. 
 
 "qflSf a. rubbing, wearing off ( — »); as subst. 
 the touchstone. 
 
 cRqrjf n. rubbing, scratching. 
 
 cR^T"^ a. astringent, sharp (of taste), fragrant, 
 red, dark -red. rn. red colour, passion, 
 emotion ; decoct, extract, ointment (also n.) ; 
 n. a yellowish-red garment. . 
 
 "^fg a. bad, evil, painful, rough, constrained, 
 affected, unnatural, n. evil, grief, pain, 
 difficulty, o — , abl., & instr. with difficulty, 
 hardly; n. cR'HT^ the same, as interj. ah! 
 alas! often after fv«^ oi" WT f^^- 
 
 "SlfSfTq^ a. doing severe penance. 
 
 oRgffT f-5 ®^ n. affectation, unnaturalness. 
 
 ^^, ^¥f7r, PP-^i^ w.^^gape, open(intr.). 
 f^^ C. f%^rR^f?T drive away. H C. 
 (the same*), cause to expand or bloom. 
 f^ burst, expand, spread, bloom, blossom, 
 shine, beam. C. cause to blow or shine. 
 cR^'Oft f« the prop of a carriage-pole. 
 
 (*qj^fT?^), "^R^fr^ & ^^n^ f- musk. 
 cR^TTcT. (^^^- ^f 1*R ^s adv.) whence? why? 
 oR^^ m. N. of a man, n. of his work. 
 eR^T"^ n. the white water-lily. 
 rni (•*— ) = ^? or ^(o— ). 
 
 qrrfsr m. coup, goblet. 
 
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 oRT^ a. brazen; n. brass. 
 cjfT^fTT^ m. a cymbal. 
 cRT^^T"^ n., o"^ f. a brazen vessel. 
 cRT«fi niM ^ f • a crow ; abstr. 07^ f. 
 eRT«firTT^^ a. unexpected, sudden, lit. like 
 the crow (killed by the) palmfruit; n. & 
 o^f(^ adv. 
 efiToRTTW n^- crow's wing; a side or temple 
 
 lock ( — o also oofi m). 
 o|fTofi"Q^ n. a crow's foot. 
 cRT«R^^[T^r3fV^«B an abusive word (lit. foot, 
 
 head, and skull of a crow)* 
 ofiT^f^ or o^ f. a soft sweet sound or song. 
 oRT«fiT f- croaking (onom.). 
 cfiTcfiT"^ , °^% make kaka. 
 cRlf^Wt ^^' °^ f* a cert, small ooin. 
 ofilcf) f. wail, lamentation, emphatic speech. 
 '^Tcfir^ m. descendant of Kakutstha (E. of 
 
 Da^aratha, Rama, Laksmana, etc.). 
 cfiT«is^ I- the hollow of the mouth, palate. 
 ^1%T^ m- raven ; n. a cert, poison or hell. 
 cfiT%T<5f^ m. pi. crows and owls. 
 eRT^, ^T^f?r, <»% desire, long for, strive 
 after, expect (ace), wait (absol.). — "^^ 
 M. & "^rfir wish for, strive after (ace). 
 ■^J the same + long for (gen.), turn to 
 (ace), require as a complement (g.). KtZTT 
 M. expect, watch. ^W[, Tf, & HfiT desire, 
 long for. 
 ^T^T f., ^Tf^fT n., o^u f. wish, desire. 
 cRT'fe*^ a. desiring, expecting (ace. or — o). 
 ^J^ f"- glass; pi. glass-pearls. 
 «RT^'lft| '^'- crystal or quartz (lit. glass 
 
 jewel). 
 cRT^"^ a. made of glass. 
 cRTf^t^ff'iC a- doing many things or serving 
 
 many purposes. 
 ejJT^ n. a wooden hammer. 
 I^TIT^ n- goJd. 
 
 2o(5T^iT, f. 1^ golden; m. & f. N. of sev. plants. 
 cRW^cR^^ m. a golden jar.* 
 eRTW'Tf'rfT ™' the golden mountain (Sumeru). 
 cfiT^^TlT^f a- gold-like; m. N. of a king. 
 cRTl'^'T^j f- t; golden. 
 
 cRTW'T'Rl^T f- a woman's name (lit. Gold- 
 garland). 
 
 «R1W^^ a. golden. 
 
 "^rrf^ m. pi. N. of a people. 
 
 cRT^ f. a girdle, esp. a woman's. 
 
 eRT^^^JTJf m. the same (lit. girdle-band). 
 
 cfiTW^^^T«T n. a woman's hips (lit. the 
 
 region of the girdle). 
 eRTf^cfi n. sour gruel. 
 cJiT'i m. n. depth, hole, bottom. 
 einZ^'^H ni- N. of a commentator. 
 «fiTZ^ n- acidity. 
 cfiT^%;R m. = cfiTZ^%^. 
 e()T^ a. being in the depth. 
 CRT'S a. coming from Katha. 
 cRT"3cR, f. "1^ belonging to Katha; n. T. of a 
 
 Veda. 
 
 ^TS%r'<rfiT^ f. = '5RTr^f^5- 
 
 cRTf^«?In.hardness, rigidity, firmness, severity. 
 
 cRTW a. one-eyed ('"^^tJIT blind of one eye) ; 
 perforated (shell or *eye). 
 
 ohXQf^ n. one-eyedness. 
 
 ^IW^'^HT^ (& ^T%^gff ) ni. a whoreson, 
 bastard. 
 
 cjjTXS^ or cfiTXl^ m. n. section, part, internode 
 (of a plant), chapter (of a book); stalk, 
 stem, switch, cane, arrow, long bone. 
 
 cfiT"^^¥ m-a Brahman following the military 
 profession (lit. arrow-backed). 
 
 oRT'^TT "'• a cert, mixed caste. 
 
 cRlfT!^«^^ a. reed-shaped. 
 
 cRTTJ^l"^ a. armed with arrows. 
 
 cRT^ m. descendant or follower of Kanva. 
 
 cRTcl^ w. eR insult, deride. 
 
 eRlrf*^ n. title of a grammar; m. pi. the 
 followers of the Katantra grammar. 
 
 cRTcfi; a. cowardly, timid, shy, afraid of (loc, 
 inf., or — o); abstr. OffT f-, *"^ n. 
 
 cRTcT^ n. = prec. abstr. 
 
 «RTWT"^*T ra. N. of an old ancient (descendant 
 of Kati), & sev. authors, f . t^ a woman's 
 name ; adj. (f. "I^) coming from Katyayana. 
 
 cRT^T'^irt^ m, pi. the followers of Katya- 
 yana; n. T. of sev. works. 
 
 cRT^U^ m. a kind of goose; n. the flower of 
 the Kadamba tree. 
 
 oRT^?^"^ f. a cert.*spirituous liquor; N. of 
 
^^i^^frer^T 
 
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 the heroine of Bana's novel and the novel 
 
 itself. 
 oRT^;f^'^^^rfl^«BT f- com potation.* 
 efiT^f^»ft f. a thick mass of clouds. 
 -^^^ a. tawny, reddish-brown. 
 «RT"^%^ ni. metron. of sev. serpent -demons. 
 cRT*I«T n. forest; o"iTT«rr n. region of the f.; 
 
 o%Tcfi^ m. ape (inhabitant of the f.). 
 cfiT"'ft*ir ^- ^o^" ^^ ^ virgin. 
 oRT«tT «• desired, loved, lovely, beautiful, ra. 
 
 the beloved man^ husband; f. beloved or 
 
 lovely woman, mistress, wife. 
 eRT^ff^ n. loveliness, beauty. 
 eJJl'ifni^ m. n. large forest, wilderness. 
 cRfnTTTH"^ m. inhabitant of a forest, forester. 
 cirrfifr f- (^^j. —of. also ^) loveliness, splen- 
 dour, beauty, esp. womanly beauty, charms. 
 cRTf'rTJT^ a. giving splendour. 
 eRTf«ff^«rT^ a. lovely, charming; abstr. o^Tfjf. 
 oRTiREycfi^ n. N. of a town. 
 Wl^Z, f- t; deceitful. 
 ofiTtf^ m. bad road or course (fig.). 
 ofiT"m«T, f. t;^ pertaining to or made of skulls. 
 
 m. pi. the followers of a cert, (^ivaitic 
 
 sect (cf. ^T^Tf^il^). 
 «RT^Tf^c|i m. pl. = prec. m. pi.; also a cert. 
 
 mixed caste. 
 "SBrmf^efi^ "• barbarity, cpelty. 
 eRT"mt^f«l, ™- N. of Qiva (bearer of skulls); 
 
 pi. a cert, mixed caste. 
 «fiTt^^5 f- V pertaining to or coming from 
 
 Kapila; m. a follower of Kapila. 
 cRTf'T^^ a. & m. the same. 
 cfiTft%^^T^^ m. pi. the Kapileyas and Ba- 
 
 bhravas. 
 chlUti^ m. wretch, coward; adj. cowardly, 
 
 mean. 
 c^i'mIcI? f- f^ peculiar to or coming from a 
 
 pigeon; pigeon-coloured, gr.^y. 
 efif^rf m. a bad lord. 
 ^T^ («RT^) m. wish, desire, longing for (gen., 
 
 dat.,or loc); love, inclination,lust, pleasure ; 
 
 pers. as the god of desire or of love; 
 
 adj. — o (esp. after an inf. -stem in Tf) 
 
 wishing for, intending to. — oRTTl^ or 
 
 eRl?T according to one's wish, out of love 
 
 for or for the sake of (gen. or dat.). ofiT- 
 ^Tc^ & cRT'Tfl^ voluntarily, intentionally. 
 ^T^nrr (instr. f.) only after ^ff & n^f^ 
 freely, unreservedly. 
 
 «fiT'l«RT«!«f n- the grove of Kama. 
 
 oRT^cRXJT & °cfiTf'?*l^ a. wishing wishes. 
 
 oRTT«RTT a. fulfilling one's (gen.) wishes, 
 m. voluntary or spontaneous action; o— ,. 
 instr , abl., & adv. in ?(^ voluntarily, in- 
 tentionally. 
 
 «fiT'R%TV "3. du. desire and wrath. 
 
 cfiT^^ a. going or acting of one's own accord. 
 
 «RTTlfrf & '^^^ a. moving freely. 
 
 oRT^^T:, f- ^ = ^^^^5 abstr. o^ n. 
 
 efiJ^T^'^Ijj" n. free motion. 
 
 IcRTJf^TT '"• f'"^^ motion or action. o^TT^^ 
 adv. intentionally. 
 
 S'^TT^T a- moving or acting freely. 
 
 cRTT^Tft;»l^ a. the same; sensual, libidinous. 
 
 oRTT^ a. born of desire or love. 
 
 cRTTrf'f^ n. the book of love, T. of a work. 
 
 oRT^^ a. granting wishes, abstr. ©^ n. 
 
 oRTfl^^ a. the same (lit. milking wishes); 
 successful, fortunate; f. '^J the fabulous 
 Wish or Wonder-cow. 
 
 "SfiT^lf (n«m- °V^) = ^T^^ a. & prec. f. 
 
 eRTT^^ m. the god of love. 
 
 cRT?T^«T !• the fabulous Wonder-cow. 
 
 oRTT'^f^ ^- N. of an author. 
 
 oRT^^oft f- N. of a town & a Budhhistic 
 priestess. 
 
 ^TTftn^ m. E. of giva (*& Baladeva).* 
 
 cRT'?"'7T ^ cRT^JTIT a. fulfilling desires. 
 
 efiTT^l^^ a. enjoying desires (eRT^TT'TR;). 
 
 cRlTTTl^ adv. at will, willingly, freely, easily, 
 by all means, indeed, w. a neg. by no 
 means. ^1^ (o. w.imper.)— g, t^, ^, 
 ^7*i"j5 fT'^Tft granted, admitted that, al- 
 though, however — nevertheless. cfiJ^'R^ — 
 •T cf or *I ^ rather — than. 
 
 cfiT'TTcf a- actuated by love. 
 
 cRT'l'^TT ra- the affection of desire, 
 
 IcRTT^^ n. a shape changing at will. 
 
 2o|iTfl"^:q a. taking any shape at will. 
 
 ofiT'i'^ft^ a. the same. 
 
1.7 
 
 ^^^TW 
 
 chl^H<^ a. libidinous (lit. greedy of love). 
 
 cfJ7fl'^«rT a. enamoured. 
 
 cRT'T^If m. subjection to love, amorousness. 
 
 '^'nT«fTf%'T^ a. taking any abode at will. 
 
 oRTTrf^^TfT/^ a. roaming freely (at will). 
 
 ^TTcfTf a. indulging desires, licentious. 
 
 cfiTITTT^ n. manual of pleasure or of love. 
 
 oRT'R^Ht^ a- springing from desire. 
 
 oRT^"^"^ n- the thread of love, also a love- 
 manual. 
 
 ^T'Tf f!«fi a. caused (only) by desire. 
 
 ^TTTWl, ^- wii^SG nature is desire, volup- 
 tuous; abstr. ©(JTrfT f« 
 
 cRT^T«^ a. blind from love. 
 
 cRT^Tlfi^^^ m. amorous inclination. 
 
 oRHTlfT ^- ^^^ foe of Kama (E. of Qiva). 
 
 «fiT^T^ a. tormented by passion or desire. 
 
 cfH'TfT'SI m. object or matter of pleasure. 
 
 ^TTIT^TcR ni. N. of a king. 
 
 oRTftroR a. desired, wished for. 
 
 efiTt^^«r m. a lover or lovers (ef. ^«T). 
 
 «fiTf^fT n- wish, desire. 
 
 «RTf^fTT f- the state of a lover, amorousness. 
 
 cRTftiit; a. wishing, desiring, longing for (ace. 
 or — o); loving, affectionate, enamoured 
 of (ace. or ^f^^p^). ni. a lover; f. "aRJ- 
 f^if^ a (loving) woman or maiden. 
 
 cRX^pR a. wishing, desiring (ace), loving, 
 fond of (— o). m. lover. — f. ^ mistress 
 of (— o).* 
 
 ^T^xg a. =^T^c|iT?T. 
 
 ^T^^t m. E. of Kubera. 
 
 eRlf^T^ & °eR m. N. of a tree. 
 
 ■^i^T^ a. coming from Kamboja. m. a 
 king of the Kambojas; pi. N. of a people 
 
 W{^ a. desirable, precious, lovely, pleasant; 
 
 voluntary, relating to or sprung from a 
 
 certain wish, egoistical. 
 cRT^cR m. N. of a wood and a lake. 
 '5RT'?TrTT f- loveliness, beauty. • 
 cRX^T f, wish, desire, striving after (gen. or 
 
 -')■ 
 
 IcRXiJ, f. t^ relating to the God Ka (Praja- 
 
 pati); m. the marriage rite of Ka. 
 5^^ m. body, heap, group, multitude. 
 
 cRT^^flT m. bodily toil or pain. 
 
 cRT^^ff a. dwelling in the body. 
 
 cRT'^^'tS^ m. control over the body. 
 
 oRT^^nT^ a. bodily, embodied. 
 
 cRT^^ m. writer (a mixed caste). 
 
 cRXf^JcfJ, f. "1^ bodily, corporeal. 
 
 «RT'?TT^W a. born from a wife married by the 
 rite of Ka. 
 
 IfoRTT' f- t;; (— °) making, doing, performing, 
 causing; m. maker, author; sound, word. 
 
 2ofn"^ m. hymn, battle-song. 
 
 cfiT"?:^ (f. oRTfT^T) a. = 1^1: (—0), ->^-also- 
 facturus (ace, abstr. o^ n.); absol. who 
 effects anything, successful, m. maker, 
 doer, author of (gen. or — o). f. metrical 
 explanation of a difficult rule (g.). n. the 
 relation of the noun to the verb, the notion 
 of a case (g.). 
 
 ^TT^ a. = liRTT (— °)- n- (adj. — <> f. t) cause, 
 reason, motive, first or chief matter or 
 element, substance; sign, mark, document, 
 proof; means, instrument, organ. « — , 
 abl. , instr. , & loc. from some cause or 
 reason; for the sake of (gen.); abl. also 
 instead of (gen.). — * Abstr. ffj f., o^ n. 
 
 cpXT^TH'cJJlTJ & o 9R\ir a being angry with cause. 
 
 eRTT^WO"T "• the causal body (ph.). 
 
 «RTT*Uif*l'V '^- "vs^f^s^ nature is the cause of 
 (gen.). 
 
 «RTTWT«rT"'C "• a particular occasion. 
 
 «RTT^^ ^^^' ^ '^^"^ of duck. 
 
 cJJT'^f^rT^ a. to be (caused to be) done. 
 
 «RTTf^'5 a causing to act. 
 
 cRTTT f. prison. 
 
 ^TTTTTT & ^TTT^ n- prison-house. 
 
 cfil'^T^X^ m. N. of a caste. 
 
 cRTfr^y a. caused, effected by (— «); f. "^T 
 (±Wf%) stipulated (not legal) interest. 
 
 loRTfr^ a. doing, making, causing, acting 
 (w. gen., adv., or — ®). 
 
 ScRTTT'I a. praising, exulting; m. singer, 
 poet. 
 
 loin"'^ ni., o"^ f. artisan. 
 
 2oRT'5^ m. singer, praiser, poet. 
 
 cRT^oR m. = IcRT^. 
 
 ^J'^e|tlt4 n- the fo5d of an artisan. 
 
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 «RT^^ a. praiseworthy, excellent; n. pity 
 
 compassion. 
 oRT^^lf m. N. of a country and caste. 
 •RT"^^ m. N. of a son of Manu. 
 eRT^Sw n- roughness, hardness, severity. 
 cRlf^^ ^- ^ CQit. month in autumn , also 
 
 = seq. 
 «RTf^%^ ^' matron, of Skanda. 
 eRTf!^^ n. entireness, totality; instr. wholly. 
 «irr^T^ n. peevishness, wretchedness, niggard- 
 liness; pity, compassion. 
 cfffi^^ m., '1^ f . cotton; adj. made of cotton. 
 Wr^TH^ (f. °f^Rrr & *»ftrWl") = prec. adj. 
 cfiT'Jl^f!l«ff^ n. weft of cotton. 
 e|\T"'5T^"f^ ^' the seed of the cotton plant. 
 «RTTW ^* pertaining to or sprung from actions ; 
 enchanting, bewitching (abstr. o^ n.). n. 
 magic, sorcery. 
 cRT'Rf'Sr^ ^' caused by magical art. 
 cJTT^TT ^^' artisan, smith. 
 IcfiT'lcR a. effective. 
 SoRT^S^, f- "?[ consisting of wood of the tree 
 
 Krmuka; n. (m.) a bow. 
 cirr^f^in^ a. armed with a bow. 
 cRjg a. to be done etc. (v. 1^). n. affair, 
 duty, business, work, matter; lawsuit, 
 dispute; an operation in grammar; effect, 
 result; purpose, object, f^ eh|i{4i^ to 
 what purpose? «f ofn^^^le|)7^ we have 
 no business with or need of (instr.). 
 «RT^5r^TW "• performing one's duty. 
 «Rl«{**lTW n. a special cause or motive. 
 cRT^«RT^ ni- time for acting. 
 efil^cIT f- 1 °^ n. the being an effect or a 
 
 result. 
 efilq^'Jf'T »• trial of a law-suit. 
 e|5T7^fgj»[^ a. sagacious, ingenious (lit. seeing 
 
 what is to be done). 
 efiT^qr^;^ m. the giving up of a business. 
 •Rl'^f'l^T^T , f- ^T accomplisher or treasure 
 
 of works.* 
 oRT'^Sf^T^ ni. decision of a law-suit. 
 efil^n^^^ f. way to act. 
 cfHt^^M a. appearing as a result (ph.). 
 cfil^'^^TfT f- abstr. to seq. 
 '^T^^^ff a. having a business, occupied. 
 
 r a certam purpose or 
 mutual 
 
 ^T^^fi; (abl.) fo 
 
 business. 
 cRT^f^f'f^JTO ™' reciprocity of duty, 
 
 obligation. 
 cRT"'^TlT«rT m. matter of fact. 
 eR'J"^^^«T n. the failure of a business. 
 oRT'^^'Br m. the rest of a business. 
 oR|'^?jXf^ a. knowing what is left to be done 
 
 (v. prec). 
 «RT'^ftrf% f- accomplishment of a business,. 
 
 success. 
 cRT^^ifl m. destroyer of a business. 
 oRT'^T«R'l^ (° — ) what is and what is not to- 
 be done, right and wrong. 
 ofil^TfTT^lff m. neglect of a business; a.of?f«i;^. 
 cRT^Tftlcirif^ m. minister of politics. 
 cRT'^T'rrT "• another business or something 
 
 else than business, i.e. recreation, pleasure* 
 cRT^T^flT^t^^ m- the companion of a king 
 
 in his hours of recreation (v. prec), maitre 
 
 de plaisir. 
 cRTlJT^ m. an object or business; o^ adv. 
 
 for one's purpose, after one's business. 
 oRT^f^l^ a. having an object, business, or 
 
 law-suit. 
 cRTf^oR & ^Tf^^ a. the same, 
 
 «RT^T"^T^ m. interruption of a business. 
 
 cRT^f^'^T f. neglect of a duty, carelessness^ 
 
 oRT^ n. meagerness, thinness, smallness, 
 decrease. 
 
 cRT'^T'mn' in- "• a cert, coin or weight. 
 
 ifflfq or -SRTfiiH ^' di'awing, furrowing. 
 
 cRlf'IcR a. weighing a Kaisha. 
 
 oin"^^W m. ploughman. 
 
 efel"^, f. t; pertaining to the black antelope, 
 the dark half of the month, or to Krsna ; 
 n. the skin of the black antelope. 
 
 cRT"Cl5T^^, f. t; made of iron; n. iron. 
 
 <=h rr^ '!»• patron, of Krsna. 
 
 cRj^T!^ n. blackness, darkness. 
 
 ojjTBlf^ n. a furrow as the goal in a race- 
 course. 
 
 eRps^ m. N. of a tree. 
 
 IcRT^, f. t; dark-blue, black, ra. the black 
 part of the eye, E. of Rudra-Qiva; N. of 
 
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 ^^^^5r* 
 
 sev. kings etc., also = cRj^I^'^ q-v.; f. "1^ 
 E. of Durga etc. 
 2c(rf^ m. time, esp. the right or proper time 
 (w. gen., dat., loc, inf., or — o); oppor- 
 tunity, case; season, mealtime (twice a 
 day); the half of a day, hour; age, era, 
 measure of time , prosody; time as ruler 
 or destroyer of the world, i.e. destiny, fate; 
 end; death or the god of death. — Xp^: 
 cf5T^: high time (w. inf.). c|tT^ ^ ap- 
 point a time for (loc). ehM*f in course 
 of time (also o^t^t^-j; c|n^Tci[ or cfTRIfT^), 
 at times; c|rr%T ^^W, "^^^T, or ??f cTT 
 (also gen.) after a long time, cfj^ f^cSfTT- 
 ^"^ after some time. oRT^** & «RT% i" 
 time, at the right or appointed time; (also 
 o(n'% ^^f?f) in course of time, little 
 by little. o^TT^ 0^1% always in time or 
 at the right time, cfif^f^ccfj |^' one day. - 
 ^^T effT^T morning and evening. iBf% cRT% 
 on the sixth half- day i.e. after three days; 
 ^IT^nt «fn% after 250 days. 
 
 IcRT^ofJ a. dark-blue, black, m. mole, freckle, 
 a sort of grain, f. cftf^efff a kind of bird; 
 chlfH^hl black spot, E. of Durga. 
 
 2'3RT^R{ (f. ^Tt^^) monthly. 
 
 efiT^oR^ m. pi. N. of a race of Asuras. 
 
 cRT^eRTI^cfi m. sparrow. 
 
 c()T^<^4*1^ n. death (lit. the work of time). 
 
 eRT^cRTfX^ ^- ^^"^P^^^'^y (lit. caused by time). 
 
 cRl^"^Z ^' a poison produced at the churning 
 of the ocean ; poison i.g. 
 
 eRT^oficT a. temporary, passing (lit. made by 
 time). 
 
 eRT^''^^ a. durable, lasting (lit. bearing time). 
 
 cRW%^ ID- loss of time, delay; o'^tfT'^ to 
 win time. 
 
 «RT^'^5fj n. the time (thought- as) a wheel. 
 
 oRT^f^^ a- black-tongued. 
 
 cRT^"^ a. knowing the (proper) times. 
 
 cRT^'^T'Tn. knowledge of time or chronology. 
 
 cRT^^T!^ m. the staff of Death. 
 
 Wr^I^^ & o^*[^ m. the law of time, i.e. 
 death. 
 
 «U I ^ •rt'T m. N. of an Asura. 
 
 'SRT^Xrip a. ripened by time. 
 
 oRT^''7^H^^ a* eating things ripened by time. 
 «RT^^T^^T ^' executioner (lit. bearer of 
 
 the axe of Death).* 
 cfiT^nr^^ & °xr^T^ m. the course of time. 
 «RT"5|tmr m. the sling of Death. 
 efiT^T^mf^fr a. being in the sling (i.e. on 
 
 the brink) of death. 
 cRT^Xn"^ a. come with or produced by time. 
 oRT^^TTiD'a connection with or arrangement 
 
 of time. ®fT^ according to circumstances. 
 ^T^fTf^PTT^ m. E. of Qiva. 
 ^T^r^ft^ll a. raining in time. 
 cRT^^T^ a. black-tailed, 
 ^^f^f a. & of^^T f.= o|rr^^ & o^^. 
 eRT^ft^fW f- division of time, 
 cRT^^f^ f. periodical (not legal) interest. 
 cRT'^f'^TcR m- a kind of pot-herb. 
 «fil^f^Tl^ ^- keeping (of a pledge) for a 
 
 long time. 
 «RT^^nl ^- coluber naga. 
 ofiT^''Br^ ^- the cord of the god of death ; 
 
 m. n. N. of a certain hell. 
 cRT^^TW "v °^1T ^- l^^s of time, delay. 
 cRT^TT^ wi- a black kind of Agallochum. 
 cRT^fcT'QTrf wi- loss of time, delay. 
 eRT^c^T'^ rn« lapse of time, prescription (j.). 
 oRT^T^^TT^ s- a kind of gum. 
 ofiT^^ff'C ^- another time or intermediate 
 
 time, interval, delay. — Instr. & abl. after 
 
 some delay. 
 oRT^T'tT'^'^^ a. bearing a delay, patient. 
 cRT^T^^ n. iron, adj. made of iron. 
 cRT^T^^f^ a. iron-hard. 
 «RTf%«R a. relating to- time; timely, season- 
 able; lasting as long as ( — <>). 
 eR7f%^ & ocR a. coming from the country 
 I of the Kalingas; m. an inhabitant or king 
 I of it ; f. o^ princess of the Kalingas. 
 ! cRlf%^T''i ^' N. of several poets. 
 cRlf^*^ n. water-melon, f. "I;; patr. of the 
 
 Yamuna river; a. coming from this river. 
 cRTf^^«T^ m. blackness. 
 cRT'^'T a. relating to the time of — <>; also 
 
 = ^f%^ (—*»)• 
 cfiT^"^cR m. N. of a serpent -demon; n. a 
 
 kind of fragrant black wood. 
 
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 120 
 
 ■<3|| |<^ n. daybreak ; loc. & ace. at daybreak, 
 early. 
 
 1 e|) I'cil a. having the qualities of a sage; wise, 
 inspired; m. patr. of Upanas. 
 
 2%r^ a. the same; n. wisdom, inspiration; 
 poetry, poem ; m. pi. a class of Manes. 
 
 cfTT^r^g m. a poet. 
 
 eliT^'JI^T'^ m. light of poetry, T. of a work. 
 
 cfiT^'^i^ m. a poem or verse (lit. composition 
 of poetry).* 
 
 cRT^T^ m. the flavour of poetry. 
 
 «RT^^T^ n. manual on poetry, T. of a 
 work. 
 
 oRT^TT^^ ni- mirror of poetry, T. of a work. 
 
 '^T^SIT^cfiTT! ^' ornament of poetry, T. of a 
 work — seq. 
 
 "?RT^T^^T"^^^n- a manual on the ornaments 
 of poetry; o'^'pff f- the commentary to this 
 work. 
 
 ^RT'^, ^"nf^ («>f7!), pp. ^TfSTff be visible, 
 appear, shine, be brilliant or pleasant, 
 I- "^TcfTSftf?! & ^T«TO% shine bright; see 
 clearly, survey. — lTf*T I- shine bright 
 upon, illumine ; look on, survey, "^f^ be 
 visible, lie open, fif^ C. f^^G^TIT^fTf 
 V. '^^. Tf be visible, shine, radiate, appear, 
 become clear or manifest. C. IfeliJ^^jfTT 
 (Off) make visible, cause to appear, show, 
 unveil, explain, declare as (ace). ^"Pf 
 & C. the same, f^ appear. C. display, 
 spread; illuminate, irrradiate. I. pp. 
 f^^TcR^cI^ shining, beaming; beholding, 
 perceiving. ;^n^ appear, behold. 
 
 cRTIf m.. a kind of grass. 
 
 efiXflT m. the clenched hand or a handful; 
 m. N. of a people; oRlftl" or eRT^ f. the 
 town of Benares. 
 
 cRTftr*!? a. coming from Ka^i or Benares; 
 f. "^T the town of Benares (±Hf% T. of 
 a commentary). 
 
 ^Tfjl^ a. appearing (-o). 
 
 efilflTTT^ m. king of the Ka^i. 
 
 ^TTiTT^ f., ^TTH^ m. N. of a plant. 
 
 eRTT^"?!^, f. ^ pertaining to or coming from 
 Kapmira ; m . = cITT^'^. 
 
 «RTTif|"^gr & *°^^'T^ n. saffron. 
 
 ^J^ m., "^ f. king & queen of the Ka^i. 
 
 cjjTIim, f- 4^ patron, to Ka9yapa; N. of sev. 
 persons. 
 
 oRTIf m. rubbing. 
 
 ifiT'Tr^ 3" dyed brown-red; f. t^ a kind of 
 wasp or bee; n. a brown-red garment. 
 
 e(jX"g" n. stick of wood, log ; a kind of mea- 
 sure. 
 
 eRT^HTT, ni. a load of wood. 
 
 ^T¥*t<t^ a. leading to the goal (cf. e(tX^T). 
 
 cRT^T^i f- t^ made of wood, wooden. 
 
 «RT¥^ I ST^ a. made of wood or clay. 
 
 «RT^^'QT "!• a beam of wood. 
 
 cRT^T f- race-course, course (esp. of the winds 
 and clouds); mark, goal, limit; summit, 
 top, height (fig.) ; cardinal point or quarter 
 of the heaven ; a cert, measure of time. 
 
 l^T^, ^T^"^ (of(T) to cough. 
 
 2cfeTlEC f-, ^m m., foirrm f. cough. 
 
 oRT^^ifT a. having a cough. 
 
 efJT^Ti:;; m. pond, lake. 
 
 ^Tf%^T f. cough. 
 
 '^ift'l, a. having a cough. 
 
 e|n'^«T^ & '^T^^ n. a day of Brahman , a 
 Kalpa. 
 
 «RT^^ a. improper, unbecoming (speech); 
 m. a large drum, f. "^ a cert, wind-instru- 
 ment. 
 
 «RT^TT a. coming from the white water-lily. 
 
 fdfi interr.-stem in i'Sfm^ & f^R^. 
 
 f^^ a. what wishing? 
 
 f%^XI a. of what shape or form? 
 
 'Nj^^'fT m. N. of an imp or goblin, f. ^ 
 rumour, common saying (lit. what do they 
 say ?). 
 
 fsjJ^TJf a. of what colour? 
 
 f^^miT a. of what occupation? 
 
 tf^^«fi ni N. of a tree; n. its flower. 
 
 f^^rf^ & t^f 15 »n- ^ bad friend. 
 
 f^^cT a. having what reason? 
 
 f^f^^N m- the blue jay. 
 
 f^oR'?;; m., I;; f. servant or slave. 
 
 f^cRrT^?T^rfj f. the being at a loss about 
 what is to be done.* 
 
 f^f^tft f. a small bell. 
 
 *"f^'f^"'CTfT m. the A^oka tree. 
 
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 ftt^nr 
 
 f^fi^«€J n. possession (lit. somethingness). 
 f^^^ s. filament or blossom , esp. of the 
 
 lotus. 
 "fip^rrfrf^ a. having what light? 
 f^fe m. a wild hog. 
 f%5 n. secretion, dirt. 
 fsRirr m. thick hard skin, callosity, scar. 
 fcn<l5t n. ferment, lees. 
 
 f^rl^ m. gambler (f. <»^); cheat, deceiver. 
 f^fPTTZ n. bark of a tree. 
 Ni^^cT a. having what as a deity? 
 fo(t«-c|^ a. belonging or consecrated to what 
 
 deity? 
 f^if?;^ m. a class of mythical beings (half 
 
 man half animal). 
 f«fi«TT^oRWj f- t^ singing like a Kimnara (v. 
 
 prec). 
 f%«TT3?^, f- ^f'TcRT a. having what name? 
 f^iTTT^^ & ^•TT'T^ a. the same. 
 f^Sf^f'TTT a. having what cause or reason? 
 
 (°ff^ «tlv'. wherefore?"). 
 f^?!^ (n. sgl. of f^ to IcR, used also <> — as 
 
 stem o.=^^q.v.) what? as adv. whence? 
 
 wherefore? why? also merely interr. = num, 
 
 an; in all these rngs o. connected with 
 
 in the second clause of a double question 
 f^ alone or w. ^^, ^ cfj, "J cfT, cfT, 
 also (without f^) ^Tf, "^rT ^J & ^ft, 
 ^^ ^T or ^T f^^. — With ^^ (^ wT), 
 f^5 (& "^fxi*) indef. = something, a little 
 (fcfi^frfR also in 1. 1. rather, much, vehe- 
 mently); w. all three & a neg. by no means, 
 not at all. f^i^ how much more, however, 
 still, fsfi ^ moreover , further (esp. be- 
 tween two stanzas), f^ tf yet, however, 
 nevertheless. f^^rT & f^ iT how much 
 more or less, f^ XJ^TSC; the same + still, 
 yet however. f^lRrf^^ for what purpose 
 (lit. aiming at what)? f^^ w. instr. what 
 ■ is gained by? what is the use of? what is 
 it (instr.) to (gen.)? 
 
 t^?r^ a. having what purpose or aim? 
 
 "TcfiTTT^ a. having what name? 
 
 f^iTlT^TT ^- of what conduct? 
 
 f^xn^ a. having what consequences? 
 
 t^tj^^orotf^m.a class of mythical beings, 
 
 imp, dwarf (cf. t^Jwr"^). 
 f^RJ^iEftr^ff m. the mountain of the Kimpu- 
 
 rushas. 
 f^IT^ m. a bad master. 
 fcjjtfi^ a. bearing what fruit or result? 
 f%^^ a. of what strength? how strong? 
 f^*{^ m. a bad servant. 
 fsRWT^ a. consisting of what? 
 fljjJTT'^ a. of what measure? 
 fsR'^rf^"?^^ adv. how long? o'^IJf how soon? 
 fcfi"5T^^rT "• no great wonder. 
 f^^l^'5(^ n. what or some distance (v. seq.); 
 
 o — , ace, or loc. not far, a little way 
 
 off (loc also how far?*). 
 f^"^r«ff ^' i^ow great? how far? how long? 
 
 what sort of? indef. in a derogatory sense 
 
 = not great; small, little. fcR^TcSlT (loc. w. 
 
 1^) how long ago? n. f^^c(^ adv. how 
 
 far? how much? something, a little. 
 f^"^^!"^ a. of small importance. 
 fSR^T^ n- N. of a cert, water-plant. 
 fmX a. scattering, spreading ( — o). 
 f^'iJ^TJI' m. very small dust, a mote, a ray or 
 
 beam of light. 
 
 f^T^TZ m- merchant, trader. 
 
 f^XTfrf ^'^ ^ f- N. of a barbarous mountain- 
 tribe (appearing also in the service of 
 kings). 
 
 f^"^^Trn"^*fi"^ "• (the combat of) Arjuna 
 with (Qiva in the form of) a Kirata, T. 
 of an epic poem. 
 
 f^f^oR a. sparkling. 
 
 f^-^tZ" n- diadem ; m.^f^TT^- 
 
 f5R''C^'fel a. diademed, crowned (E. of gods 
 
 and heroes). 
 f^fSt. "ftR'ffT, & f^^Tftcf a. variegated, 
 
 many-coloured. 
 f^^ (f%^) adv. indeed, of course (lays 
 
 stress on the preceding word). 
 f^^rf^^ m. E. of piva; f. ©^ (onom.) shout 
 
 of joy. 
 r«hH^ m. a mat. 
 f^^^ a. leprous; f. ftt^^ a kind of 
 
 spotted deer; n? leprosy. 
 
f^Rf^^ 
 
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 f^ f^^ ? n. fault, guilt, sin against (—<>), 
 ;f, offence, injury ; p. ^f^fi^f . 
 f^Rf^^"5r^Cff^ a. shunning or removing sins. 
 f^^[<^ m., f^ f. colt; young animal i.g., also 
 
 lad, lass. 
 f^f^T*^ m. N. of a mountain, f. "^ of a 
 
 cave in it. 
 f^lfsf m. fore-arm^ handle (of an axe). 
 fct)4^ interr. particle. 
 f^fi^'5^'^ , ^^tTf cause to sprout or germinate 
 
 (also fig.). 
 f^^"5T^ n. sprout or shoot; ®f%nT having 
 
 sprouts or leaf-buds. 
 ^'^^ m. pi. N. of a people. 
 e|5^^^ m. the spine; f. c^ohl^T vertebre ; 
 
 n. a ))one i.g. 
 eh^xfclt m. reed, sedge; m. N. of an ancient 
 
 chief, pi. of a people. 
 1^^ m. a cert, instrument. 
 cptz III- worm, insect; w. "^J^"?! a fire- 
 worm (applied by a thief for extinguishing 
 
 a lamp). 
 oRVz^ m. = prec. 
 
 «r1"Z^ n. silk (lit. produced by a worm). 
 cfit"?"^ '^^- of what sort? 
 e^flToRTT '^ °^n? a. of what shape? 
 cfi^'^7^T"'?TT^«TT a. having what occupation? 
 cSt"^1^5 f- '1^ of what sort? what like? Before 
 
 ^ & after "^T^c^. iiidef. 
 «fi^1"^' ^- 'l^=prec., also good for what, i.e. 
 
 useless. 
 eSt^flT "^- cultivator of the soil. 
 ofiVihlf m. plougber, drudge, slave, niggard. 
 oR^T m. parrot; pi. N. of a people. 
 eR^fX; m. praiser, poet. 
 oR^flJ;*!^ a. praising ; m. = prec. 
 eftl^ a. scattered, dispersed, spread, strewn, 
 
 covered, filled. 
 cStrJwf n., ci^j f. mentioning, report. 
 orV^^^, cfi^rTErf^ (o%) mention, commemorate, 
 
 tell, report, proclaim, praise (gen. or ace); 
 
 mention or declare as, name, call (2 ace); 
 
 P. be called, pass for (nom.). — "^^f 
 
 remember, mention, report, relate. Xjfx^ 
 
 tell around, announce, relate, report. 
 
 praise, commend; w.2acc., P.w. 2nom. = S» 
 
 If mention, quote, communicate, relate, 
 
 divulge, praise, approve; w. 2 ace. etc. 
 
 = trf^' ^^ mention, declare, name, ^fl 
 
 mention, repeat, proclaim, praise. 
 efiVf?f f. mention, speech, report, renown^ 
 
 glory. 
 cR^f7T«fj"^«f a. destroying reputation. 
 oRVfn^n^ a. enjoying reputation, renowned. 
 cfi\f7fTr«fr^ & efiVf^^cT a. glorious, celebrated 
 
 (of pers.). 
 cft%*Br a. deserving praise. 
 cr\^ & Oo(t m., ofiVf^cfif f. a pointed piece 
 
 of wood; peg, bolt, wedge, etc. 
 oft^T^ m. a sweet drink, similar to the 
 
 Amrit; n. blood. 
 cfi^f^ffa. stuck on, fastened ; stuck or covered 
 
 vi'ith ( — o). 
 ^^•fr^ a. = fiR^ifT^. 
 efi^'^f m. ape, monkey. 
 ejt^ m. praiser, singer. 
 
 If (*•-) = ^f • 
 2^ V. ^. 
 
 3oR f. earth, soil, land. 
 
 cfioRT^ n. a bad poem. 
 
 epofi"^ m. N. of a people. 
 
 ^Wt ni. cock; f. ^l^Z^ hen. 
 
 cR^^cR m. N. of a caste. 
 
 cRf^m. belly, womb (also ^^f.); cave, valley, 
 ^^iff in. saffron. 
 
 & ^f^ff shrink, curl, contract, draw in 
 (intr.) C. ^f[^f?f. — ^^, A. = S. +close, 
 shut (intr.). C. ^T^-^rfTf contract, draw 
 in (tr.) , close up , lessen , diminish. — 
 Cf. ^^tw^, f^^rr, 4^1^T{. 
 
 cR^ m. the female breast (mostly du.). 
 
 ^^•^•T m. red sanders or saffron. 
 
 cfi^-^ a. roving, wandering; behaving ill. 
 
 ^^f^"^ n., '^'^T f. evil conduct. 
 
 ^%g" n. bad garment; a. badly clothed. 
 
 cfi^f^cRT f. a wretched life. 
 
 iR^wf n. contraction. 
 
 oRf^ m. a cert, measure of quantity. 
 
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 ^fW^ f- a key. 
 
 cfif^ff a. contracted, bent, curled. 
 
 ^1^ f. cumin. 
 
 ^^,, ^^fH murmur. 
 
 cfi^ m. bush, bower. 
 
 "^^X ™- elephant (f. ^; chief or best of 
 
 cfi^^ m. N. of a tree. 
 
 ^^^ m. cock. 
 
 cfifZ f' curve, contraction ( — o); hut, cottage. 
 
 ^"fe^ a. crooked, curled; false, deceitl'ul. 
 
 Abstr. OfIT f-, °W n. 
 ^f^^cfi a. bent, curved ; f. of^efij a kind of 
 
 dance. 
 ^f3^«R«R^ a. crooked (false) and hard. 
 ^'fe^%^, f. t, having curled hair. 
 oRfz^TTTpR^T^ a. going crookedly. 
 ^fZ^ w. cR bend, curve. 
 
 «fi^T s- hut, bower. 
 ^^4ct & ooR n. household, family. 
 ^Z^*rT!W ^- support of the family.* 
 ^"^fi^^l^ m. householder, father of a family; 
 
 member of a household or family, servant. 
 
 oift f. housewife, matron; maid-servant. 
 ^, ^f ^ffT, pp. ^ff cT sqash, stamp, crush. 
 ^g" & oiR a. sqashing, stamping, crushing, 
 
 hammering. 
 ^^•T n. stamping, pounding, beating; f. f^ 
 
 ^g"|cfi a. tearing, lacerating (— °). 
 
 ^tj'ft f- a bawd, procuress. 
 
 ^fjwf^J"^ m. son of a bawd.* 
 
 ^f^^ n. plaster-floor, pavement. 
 
 ^^TT ^ °*R ^^' axe; °fT^T f- a small axe. 
 
 efi'^xf'^^ m. a wood-cutter (axe-bearer). 
 
 o|p5^^ a. blossoming; s. blossom (1. & f.), n. a 
 
 cert. hell. 
 cfi^Tf^cfa. blossomed or shut like a blossom. 
 ^rST n-5 W f. wall. 
 loRTO"Cr n. carcase, corpse. 
 2QRTjp:f a. rotting, mouldering. 
 ^TJfXf^^^ m. a Raksas (lit. carcase -eater). 
 %T?fT''^ a. lame in the arm. 
 eRflJf a. =prec. (*w. instr.); abstr. o^^ n. 
 
 ^T^, only pp. ^fll^ff blunted, dulled. — 
 
 Cf. ft^fT^ff.'* 
 ^T!^: a. blunt, dull; abstr. OcfJ f., o^ n. 
 t^^ n. jar, pitcher (also ^f.); hole in the 
 
 ground, fire-pit. m. the son of a wife by 
 
 a paramour. 
 ^T!5^ s. & ^fll^^ f. =^X^ n. & ^ f. 
 ^"^^ n. ring, esp. ear-ring. 
 '5^t^f^ ^* wearing ear-rings; forming a 
 
 ring, coiled; m. a snake. 
 
 ^■^if?!'*!^ a. eating from a Kunda. 
 ! «fift^«l m. a man's name; n. = seq. 
 
 ^f^^T^TT"^ & ^^"^ n. N. of a town. 
 
 ifi^'q m n. a blanket of goat-hair; m. Ku(^a 
 grass. 
 
 cfiff^ adv. whence? whither? wherefore? 
 why? how ? Also = abl. of the inter, pron. ; 
 w. "^fCT, ^«I, & f^^ from any (side), 
 w. neg. from no side, from nowhere. 
 
 eRffcR n. curiosity, eagerness, interest; desire 
 
 "* ^for (— o). 
 
 «RfT^g^ "• the same (also w. Ijfff or loc); 
 anything curious, interesting, or amusing. 
 
 ofiff^^^«rf & of^«l^ a. curious, eager, inter- 
 ested in anything. 
 
 ^"^ (cR"^X) adv. where? whither? on what 
 account? for what purpose? With f^^ & 
 ^fXf indef. anywhere, somewhere. ^"^ 
 "fq"^ w. neg. nowhere; ^"^ "N"^— ''^'^ 
 ■f^^ here— there, sometimes— sometimes; 
 
 ^i-w = m-m- 
 
 cR(^ m. N. of a Rishi etc. 
 cRc^if n. reviling, abuse,- reproach. 
 ^(^^^, ^^'^f^, pp. ^Tc^cT revile, abuse, 
 blame. - ^fif & ^^ = S. 
 
 HjT^ a. blamable. 
 
 ^^ , only pp. ^f^rf putrid, stinking, & 
 
 C. ^T^^fir cause to putrify. 
 ofi^ m., "^T f* a dyed woollen blanket. 
 ^f fS" f- bad sight; bad doctrine or system. 
 ^^^ s- hoe, spade. 
 gfJ^JV a. foolish, stupid; m. a fool. 
 ^if?§ & ^^f?^^ a. having ugly nails. 
 cfii^ m. spear, laiifce. 
 
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 a«rf^ m. the hair of the head ; pi. N. of a 
 
 people. 
 eiitrfT'R n. cert, organs in the belly; N. of a 
 
 section of the Atharvaveda, 
 cJifirT m. pi. N. of a people; sgl.^seq. 
 «hr«d*lT5f m. a prince of the Kuntis. 
 cftw^ f. N. of Prtha, one of the two wives of 
 
 Pandu, adopted daughter of Kunti. 
 ^nft^cf m.son of Kunti, E. of the Pandavas. 
 of)«? m. a kind of jasmine; n. its flower. 
 oR«^^rTT f- stalk or twig of jasmine. 
 "^^1 ^tSffTf, °^, pp. '^ftcT become moved 
 
 or agitated, boil up, be angry with (dat. 
 
 or gen.). C. %T"^^f?r, °% excite, agitate, 
 
 make angry. — tffT^ become greatly moved, 
 
 be very angry. C. excite vehemently, make 
 
 very angry. 11= S., C. - S. C. ^^ become 
 
 angry. C. boil up; make angry, excite. — 
 
 Cf. IfcRftrf. 
 cfili ni. beam of a pair of scales. 
 cRU^ a. moving, restless. 
 cRXjj^ a. liable to anger. 
 cRty^ m. a bad son. 
 cRlT^TEf m. bad man, wretch, coward. . 
 cfitsr n. base metal (all metal except silver 
 
 and gold). 
 ^^^ m. a bad raft. 
 cfi^T^ m. Kubera, the chief of the spirits of 
 
 darkness, afterwards the god of riches, 
 
 the regent of the north. 
 ^JsSf a. humpbacked, crooked. 
 efi«rj|cR m. N. of a plant 
 
 ^^^T^ m. thicket of Kubjakas (v. prec). 
 ofiUiCf a. desirous of water. 
 oB*|T m- N. of a river. 
 ^f*r^ m. a wicked beggar. 
 ofi?:J ni. a cert, animal. 
 IcR^kT f- false opinion, folly. 
 2<^Hf?T a- foolish, stupid. 
 c^7(«f^ a. displeased, angry. 
 '3fm'{X ^- ^oy, youth, son, prince (lit. easily 
 
 dying, frail); E. of Skanda, the god of 
 
 war. f. o^ft girl, maiden, daughter; a 
 
 woman's name. 
 ^^rnj3R m. child, little boy, youth; f. of^l 
 
 girl, maid. 
 
 oR^TT^ ^- boyhood, youth. 
 
 ofi^T"?;;^W a. granting perishable gifts, 
 
 cRTTTW^^Tfr^ ^' cliaste from infancy. 
 
 «fi^TT^«T n. Kumara's grove.* 
 
 ^oR^TTT^ff n. vow of chastity.* 
 
 cfii?TT^H^ ni. the birth of the god of war, 
 T. of a poem. 
 
 cfi^rrfT'l ^- having or granting children. 
 
 ^HTft'^r, °^1f & o^Tf^^ m- N. of a phil- 
 osophical teacher. 
 
 cfiiTj'^^j^ m. a daughter's share. 
 
 ^^T'^rt'TT"^ ™ maidenhood, virginity.* 
 
 cfifi^'^ n. a bad friend. 
 
 ife?T^ n. the flower of the white water-lily. 
 
 ^TT^cR"^ m. a group of Kumudas (v. prec). 
 
 ^^f^«ft f- the Kumuda plant, also = prec. 
 
 cfi^STirT a. abounding in Kumudas; f. cf|?T- 
 l[rn"=prec. 
 
 c|j^ s. a kind of head-dress for women. 
 
 •Sfmi m. jar, pot (also ^?ift) , funeral urn; 
 du. the two frontal globes of an elephant, 
 which swell in the time of rutting. 
 
 oF^ofi=prec. adj — o; m. n. a cert, religious 
 xercise to suspend the breath. 
 
 oR^«fi^ m. N. of a'Raksasa. 
 
 ^^ofiTT ""• ^ potter (a cert, mixed caste). 
 
 oR'Jr^T^ f- a whore or bawd. 
 
 oR'JT^T'^ a. having grain enough to fill a jar. 
 
 «fi^T^ ^- a cert, class of demons. 
 
 cfif^l^ a. having a jar; m. elephant. 
 
 **5f^^ (& ""^O m. thief. 
 
 W^^T^^ a.- gj^VT^- 
 
 ^^1«T^ m. a kind of serpent. 
 
 cR^f^Xfj^ m. the contents of a cooking vessel; 
 the being cooked in jars (in a cert. hell). 
 
 ^^T ^' crocodile. 
 
 *g??^^ m. the same; thief (also ©cR m.*). 
 
 ^^^foR ra. N. of a servant. 
 
 W^^ a. bringing a bad harvest, m. N. of a 
 demon ; n. a bad harvest. 
 
 cfe^^l^ a. speaking ill, abusing. 
 
 cfi"?;^ m. a kind of antelope, antelope i.g., 
 f . '1^ a female antelope. 
 
 ^Tl^ (& °^*) ni.^prec. m. 
 
 fawn-eyed woman. 
 
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 ^^m 
 
 ^"^^«fi ni' crimson amaranth; n. its flower.] 
 
 ^1^1^ m., "I^ f . osprey. | 
 
 cR';^'^ n. a kind of head-band. 
 
 eR^ m. N. of an ancient king; pi. his race 
 and people. 
 
 ^"^^■^T^^, ®H prattle, chatter.* 
 
 eR^%"^ n. N. of a country and celebrated 
 battle-field; m. pi. its inhabitants. 
 
 «fi^WT^ m, pi. the Kurus and Pahcalas. 
 
 cR^TTXJlfW (m. du. & pi.) the descendants of 
 Kuru and Pandu. 
 
 cR^^^ m. E. of Bhlsma. 
 
 ^"^tf a. ill shaped, ugly ; abstr. ©flT f- 
 
 cR%:^ m. a kind of worm. 
 
 cficpT m. aog. 
 
 "Sfm n. herd, flock, swarm, multitude, race, 
 ** family, esp. good family, nobility; guild, 
 
 corporation, community, association, caste, 
 tribe; land for one family, abode, resid- 
 ence, house; chief of a corporation (v. 
 oR^WrT). <*— often = chief, noble. 
 
 oR^cR multitude (adj. — <>); n. three or more 
 (lokas forming only one sentence. 
 
 ^'5)'9R^€IcRT (& "^'TTTt*) f- a girl of good family. 
 
 oR^"^^ m. ruin of a family. 
 
 cR^TT^ m. chief or priest of a family. 
 
 gj^^T"^ n. du. family and tribe. 
 \i ... 
 
 ^^r^ a. des1;roying a family. 
 
 cR^^ a. born of noble race. 
 
 eR^rI«TF m. the last (lit. thread) of his race. 
 
 cR^(^ m. a kind of pulse. 
 
 cfit^fS'IfT^' a. disgracing a family. 
 
 eR^^^ m., OffT f. family god or deity. 
 
 cR^2^ & ^Tf n. the same. 
 
 eR^rti^ m. practice, observance, or duty of 
 
 a family. 
 
 ^i^pTfT^ f. a noble woman. 
 
 V* 
 
 ^^^TW^, f. °"ftl^T destroying a family.* 
 
 cfi^'^fTf & cfi^^T m- head of a family. 
 I ^^T^T^f, f. t: disgracing a family. 
 ' -eR^"'?"^ m- son of a noble family. 
 
 ^^Trfff"^ f- support or prop of a family. 
 
 cR^^ff a. being the chief of a corporation. 
 
 cR^*T^cr m. chief mountain ; excellent prmce. 
 
 cR^t?!"^ n. a friend of the family. 
 \» 
 •' eR'^f^^ f. a woman of good family. 
 
 eR^^V'T a. propagating a race. 
 
 cR^f^^T f. family science. 
 
 \» _ "^ 
 
 cR^"^ n. family vow. 
 
 ">» 
 
 cfi^^^T f- the being numbered among the 
 
 (noble) families, respectability. 
 cR^^fffTT f. propagation of the race, pos- 
 terity. 
 eR^^f^f^ ra. the presence of many; loc. 
 
 before witnesses. 
 cR^^H^ m. the grass-tuft (last straw) of a 
 
 family. 
 oR^"^^ f. a woman of good family. 
 ^^^W^ m. oifspring of a family. 
 cfi^«TT«fiT^ "• causing the end of a family. 
 oR^T^^ m. descent from a noble race. 
 cR^nrf^rf a. descended from (lit. possessed 
 
 of) a noble race. 
 cR^TT^ m. n. texture, web, nest, case. 
 ^^f^i*l^ a. forming a nest, nest-like, homely. 
 ^^T^ m. potter, f. o^f. 
 cRf^cR m. a kinsman. 
 cRf^^ m. a kind of mouse or bird. 
 cRf^f^ n. a cert, vessel or measure. 
 ^f%^ m. axe, hatchet, a cert, fish; n. 
 
 thunderbolt, diamond; f. cRf^^ N. of a 
 
 river in the sky. 
 cfif^lj^in^ m. the thunderbolt-bearer (Indra). 
 cfif^^*?cr m. the same. 
 cR^cR^ m. a cert, aquatic animal. 
 ofi^oRT f. a kind of bird. 
 gi^«T a. of noble race or mind ; belonging 
 
 to the family of, related to (—<>). 
 
 ^#^(--'')-^^^ (-°)- 
 gi^H;^ m. a crab. 
 cR^rf m. pi. N. of a people. 
 oR%T^7T a. sprung from a noble race. 
 cR%T^f a. propagating the race of, descendant 
 " of (-0). 
 ^^XR m. ankle. 
 efi^R^ n. neck i.e. the portion between point 
 
 and shaft (of an arrow). 
 oR^T"^ (m. sgl. & pi.) sour gruel of fruits etc. 
 cRf^ s. herd, multitude. 
 IcR"^ a. belonging to a family ; also = ^gR^«T. 
 2ifi^ a. belongii^ to a river. 
 
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 3qR^ n. place for preserving the bones of a 
 
 burnt corpse. 
 cR^T f river, channel. 
 ^^ifi m. N. of a celebrated scholiast on Manu. 
 
 7^ a. bald. 
 ofi^^ m. a cert. bird. 
 ejj^^ n.the fruit of the jujube tree (f. ejcj^^) ; 
 
 also:=seq. 
 ofi^^^ n. the blue water-lily. 
 cfi^^rq"^^^ f. a dark -eyed woman (v. prec). 
 ^^^^•T^SRT & ^^^"mf^ f. the same. 
 oR^^r?IT«T«^ m. T. of a work. 
 ofi^ttifilrl a. adorned with water-lilies. 
 "gjf^c^ m. anybody, an unknown person. 
 ^f^^ interr. particle (in direct and indir. 
 
 questions). 
 cfif^";^ & °^ m. weaver. 
 ofif^qfT^ m. a low marriage. 
 gi"jr m. grass, esp. the sacred grass used nt 
 cert. rel. ceremonies. — f. o||"^T & oR'5|T 
 a little peg, serving as a mark. 
 ^"Jf"^ m. a kind of reed. 
 ^1[^ a. in good condition, in order, all 
 right, proper, suitable, well, healthy ; equal 
 to, capable of, clever, skilful, versed in 
 (loc, gen., inf., or — o). f. ^1[^ N. of 
 sev. plants, n. right condition , welfare, 
 health, luck; also = seq. 
 ^li^^fTT f- ability, skill, cleverness. 
 ^^"^fR"^ m. inquiry after another's wellfare. 
 ^'5|'^r^«?T a. healthy, well. 
 ^ll^cfl^ a. eloquent. 
 ^lI^T^^T'TfTT f. happy result.* 
 ^irf%«ll a. = oB^i5f^«rf , also auspicious, fa- 
 vourable. 
 cR^^ w. ifi put in order, arrange. 
 «fi'5[TrfT "• water boiled with Ku9a grass. 
 ^If^'^ ^' ^ heap of (Ku^a) grass. 
 ^HT^^T" f- N. of a town. 
 oRf^ijeR m. N. of an ancient sage; pi. his race, 
 
 also N. of a people. 
 ^^^r^ m. bard, herald, actor; du. N. of 
 
 the two sons of Rama. 
 ^^^ & "VT^JT^ m. V. ^^ & oVT^^- 
 ^If"?!'^ a. lying on Ku(^a grass; n. water- 
 "* lily. 
 
 oR^TTUT f- pl grass-wool. 
 
 cRf%r or okf%f m. N. of a teacher. 
 
 cRlf , cfi^jTTf^ & ^PrfTT, pp ^ftRT pinch, 
 
 N» N \J \» \» 
 
 tear, gnaw, knead. — f'f^ the same. 
 ^"Ef^T f- N. of a river or a RaksasT. 
 cR'q^ffcR m. a cert, bird ; a man's name. 
 g?^ m. N. of sev. plants (also n.) ; f. cR'^T 
 
 point, beak, hind-claw; n. leprosy. 
 cfiftoin' f- hind-claw. 
 cfif¥rf & eBfa*! a. leprous. 
 cRTSqftu^ m. N. of a plant; pi. a class of 
 
 demons. 
 ^f%r!T, fftfcTT^, & ^ftf^^ f. a cert. 
 
 demoniacal being. 
 iKf%«^ n. trunk. 
 
 ^i^^ a. lazy, inert; n. lending money, loan ; 
 " also = grert^T3[^ & oHf^. 
 ^^^1?^ rn. usury. 
 "9B^^^f^ f. interest on money. 
 ^^V&rl^ m. usurer. 
 cfi^^JT n. flower, bad. 
 ^^?^cRT^^ a. tender as a flower. 
 oRTTJ^^jtj m. the god of love (having a bow 
 
 of flowers). 
 ^^Tr^fiT*^^ a. putting forth buds.* 
 ^g^T^^^ii; m.=^^^^tl. 
 cR^^TT^, f. % consisting of flowers. 
 cfi^TT^n^T f- garland of flowers.* 
 '3fml^'^ , <»^f?r, pp- ^^f^cr (q.v.) bring forth 
 
 flowers. 
 cp^^lX^nT n- a couch of flowers. 
 cR^fllf"^ having flowers for arrows (abstr. 
 
 «^ n.); m. the god of love. 
 ^^^tcRi; m. the spring; — N. of a garden.* 
 cfi^?7T^f% m. two handfuls of flowers, a 
 
 flower offering. 
 cR^^TST a. rich in or adorned with flowers. 
 cR^?n"QT^ ni. vvreath of flowers.* 
 
 efi^JTT^^^ m. gathering flow^ers. 
 
 cR^frfff a. budded, flowered; n. blossoming 
 
 or the time of blossoming. 
 cR^^T?^ m. the coming forth of flowers, 
 
 blossoming.* 
 
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 £ 
 
 ofi^FT^ m. safflower; pot, water-jar. 
 oB^^%"^ n. field of safflower. 
 
 efi^^"^«fT a. carrying a water-pot. 
 
 eR^n5f ni. a granary. 
 
 cR^^\JTi€IoR a. having enough to fill a granary. 
 
 oR"^^ f. a bad woman. 
 
 ek^ adv. where (also w. f^^). With f^^ 
 
 wherever, somewhere. 
 cfi^of) m. cheat, deceiver, juggler; f. "^ and 
 
 n. juggling, deception. 
 cR^^ adv. where? 
 eR^"^ m. N. of a serpent -demon; n. hole, 
 
 cave. 
 ^^THT^^ a. dwelling in dens. 
 ofi^T t'. N. of a plant. 
 ^^ f. the new moon (personif.). 
 1^, -SR^W, w. -^T intend. 
 2cR adv. where? w. f^3" anywhere. 
 W^y f. pencil, brush. 
 efi^ , cRlft?f, o'^ make inarticulate sounds, 
 
 cry, sing (of a bird), coo, caw, hum, moan, 
 
 groan, etc. — "^"ST follow in crying etc. 
 
 ^f^, ^T, ^, "N*, ^m:= s. 
 
 of m., eRSfif & of^Iff n. crying, singing, etc. 
 loR3 n. bone of the forehead, horn; peak, 
 
 point, heap, mass (also m.); trap, snare, 
 
 fraud, deceit, falsehood. 
 2cfi"2r a. not horned (ox etc.) ; false, deceitful. 
 cR^^ a. false; n. eminence, projection. 
 ^Z«h4«V "• fraud, deceit. 
 «fiZc|rrCcR m. forger, false witness. 
 efiZ«5ifl^ m. briber, falsifier. 
 «Ri<1T''W in- a false (not real) ascetic. 
 ^^"TT^ & °«fi IT)- fever of the elephant. 
 ^Z"^T1TT f- a hidden trap or snare.* 
 oRElIT^«T "• a forged edict; ©cRrf m. forger 
 
 of an edict or document. 
 
 «Jr2^Tf^«r m- false witness. 
 
 «RZW a. being at the head, highest, supreme; 
 standing amidst ( — o) ; immovable, un- 
 changeable. 
 
 cfi^T^ m. a false die. 
 
 «ndl<nT^ m. n. upper room, pleasure-house. 
 
 ^, ^^N§^f?r (°35^f?f) singe, scorch. — "^tf 
 roast. 
 
 cRTST^, ^llffTf, pp. ehfui'cf contract, close (intr.).— 
 
 ^1?^ f. fagot, bundle, bunch. 
 ^im m. hole, cave, well. 
 oRXIT§"iTiT n. digging of a well. 
 cfit|^9R & ^T{t^ n. wheel for drawing water 
 from a well. 
 
 cRXJf a. being in a hole or well. 
 
 ^^ m. or n., "^ift f- (adj. — o f. ^-j) the 
 
 pole of a carriage. 
 
 cRT n. boiled rice. 
 
 oR^ m. n. bundle, bunch, brush; n. beard. 
 
 ofi^cR m. the same. 
 *^ c 
 "fi^fTT f- beard edness. 
 
 ofi^^ a. bearded. 
 
 «fi^T«Tr! a. long-bearded (lit. bent down by 
 
 the beard).* 
 
 ^^. '^^f^' **^ ^®^P' i""^?' ~ ^5 jump up. 
 
 ■JT jump forward, 
 cfi^ m., o«T n. a jump. 
 cfi"q s. sand, 
 
 ifiTq"^ m. elbow, r. knee. 
 cR^T^cR m. jacket, bodice. 
 oR^ m. tortoise (f. cR^) ; one of the winds 
 
 of the body ; N. of a serpent-demon & a 
 
 Rishi. 
 oRfl^f?r ni- the king of tortoises (who bears 
 
 the earth). 
 
 «R^ , ^pT^TfT (cf. eR^) singe. — '^^=S. 
 
 efi^ n. slope, hill; shore, bank. 
 
 cR^fcRXf a. wearing of the bank (river). 
 
 oR^SfTcT a. grown on the shore. 
 
 ^^^fi^ & gjf^rH^ f. river (lit. having banks). 
 
 C^ Cs. 
 
 ok^ a. belonging to a bank or shore. 
 cfi"^ a. bald. 
 
 oRTh & oRTBTT m. a cert, demoniacal being. 
 cRXJTTT!^ m. a kind of imp or spirit; a cert. 
 spell or magical verse (also f . f]^ & n.). 
 
 &eRf<S), PP- «iici (ci'V-) make, do, cause 
 or produce anything in or on one's self 
 or others; absol. act, work; bring or 
 help to (dat.); ^et or procure for (gen.), 
 
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 M. for one's self; make or begin some- 
 thing (ace, esp. foRTi;) with something 
 (instr.); make something (ace.) of some- 
 thing (instr. orabl.); make (into), render 
 2 ace. or ace. & adj. or adv. in t^, ^. — 
 With the ace. of an abstr. efi answers to a 
 verb of kindred mng, e.g. w. Il^"3JT?^ = 
 enter, w. ■3Ff7;Tjf?|; die, w. l^l^???^; reign; 
 esp. in the periphr. perf., e.g. "f^^T ^«fiTT 
 he knew. We often use a more special 
 verb, e.g. perform or offer (^"^T^), prepare 
 or till (^'^^), fix (^T{^T{), wait (^TI[^), 
 utter ('^^^^^ or ^^^), exert (^t^T?;), 
 show, betray, feel (^XiT^, ^"RTj;, "^f »i;), 
 enjoy (^^?i;), marry (^TTT^) ^ violate, 
 dishonour (cR«?("Jj^) etc.; put, set in or on 
 (^T%T, "^^), take to (ff^), ponder, 
 deliberate (^7Tf%, ^^f%, 1^^), turn, 
 direct (^«!^, w.loc), call, name («!T''^T) etc. 
 Note also f^^ifT cR divide into two, '^m- 
 Wlcl^ o reduce to ashes, f^TIF^rt^ ® value 
 like straw. For other phrases cf. the corr. 
 adj. or adv. C. cfi|<^i^f7f, o% cause to act 
 or do (2 ace. or ace. of th. & instr. of pers.), 
 have something put in (loc), also = S. 
 D. t^cft"Bff7f, o% wish to act or do. I. 
 ^T^f^f (3 pi.) do repeatedly. — ^fV put 
 before or over, place at the head, appoint 
 to (loc); make a thing the chief matter or 
 main point; be entitled to (A. w. loc, M. 
 w. ace or inf.). "^«f do afterwards, imitate, 
 equal (ace or gen.). "^"Cf put off, remove ; 
 injure, offend, do wrong (ace, loc. or gen.). 
 ^f^ do in behalf of (ace); effect, make. 
 ^X bring or call near ; bring about, per- 
 form, prepare; serve a god (gen.), sacri- 
 fice. C. call near; ask for (2 ace). '^TfJ 
 keep off, remove, pay (a debt); reject, 
 desist. "^^ expel, select, '^'qj bring 
 near, fetch; grant, present; acquire, get; 
 invite, prepare, undertake, begin (r.). 
 iMTJ separate, select; push, away, keep 
 off", reject, destroy; refuse, contradict. 
 '51T divide, separate from (instr.), analyse, 
 explain, '^in bring together, collect, unite; 
 make ready, prepare. "^^^ (= fif^) arrange, 
 
 make ready, prepare, ^q bring near, 
 impart, grant, offer] render a service (gen. 
 or loc. of pers.); further, support; w. 
 "^ M. prepare, cultivate (land), adorn, 
 enchase ; think of, care for (ace or *gen.); 
 deform , corrupt. TT^Xf return a service. 
 mT^ put aside, remove, cover, conceal; 
 cut out, supplant, surpass; contemn, de- 
 spise, blame, abuse, fi^" bring down, hu- 
 miliate. ftf^T wrong, injure, offend, f^^ 
 bring forth from (abl.); drive away (also 
 w. '^), dispel, exclude; accomplish, ar- 
 range, settle, prepare, bring together; 
 restore, requite. Xff?^ prepare (food); w. 
 '^ make ready, fit out, adorn. Xf"^^ put 
 before or at the head, place in front, in- 
 troduce, appoint to (loc); show, betray. 
 TT perform , effect, cause, make, render 
 (2 ace); take, marry; appoint to (loc); 
 undo, destroy, kill; violate, deflower; 
 M. induce, move, cause to do; direct or 
 turn (;f?«|^ , ■g'f^T() upon (dat. loc), 
 resolve; gain, acquire, effect; put before, 
 mention. ftJTf hurt, wrong, injure, dis- 
 appoint (Caus. the same*). "Jif?! do against, 
 return, repay, revenge (ace of th., gen., 
 dat., loc. of pers.); counteract, withstand 
 (act. of th. and gen. of pers.); restore, 
 requite, repay. D. wish to requite or re- 
 venge (ace of th., ace or loc. of pers.). 
 f^ make different, change, alter, divide, 
 detail, specify; deform, spoil, destroy; 
 develop, produce; M. (P.) become different, 
 alter, become hostile, unkind, or faithlesss 
 (w. gen. or loc); contend, fight, ^f?^ (oR 
 & ^ff) put together, join, compose, prepare, 
 arrange; consecrate, invest, initiate, marry; 
 refine, embellish, adorn, '^"f^'^jj^ (^) 
 arrange, perform. M. render (2 ace); con- 
 secrate, dedicate. '^XT^J^ ("^) prepare, 
 adorn, xjfff^i^ restore, repair. — Cf. 
 ^ftlfrl, ^f^fW, ^^^cT, f^frf, Xf- 
 ft^^, "^T^rT? ^T^(5rt 3T^fT,V^^cl, 
 
 2eR, I.-st. ^cg (3 sgl. M. s^gi% w. act. & pass, 
 mg.) commemorate, mention, extol (gen.). 
 
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 fTI^T 
 
 3^ (^), f^tfff: **%? PP- "Sfi^Wpour out, 
 cast forth, scatter, strew, cover, fill. — 
 "^"ifscatter, strew; cover, fill, "^f^ sprinkle, 
 cover, fill. ^"3f pour down, scatter, spread, 
 spend (semen); cast off, reject; sprinkle, 
 bestrew, cover, fill. ^Tf^ bestrew, cover 
 entirely. "^T scatter or bestow abundantly, 
 cover over, fill. ^?T7 scatter over, cover. 
 ^:? whirl up (dust); excavate, engrave. 
 ^3x1 scatter or throw down, besprinkle, 
 bestrew, ftf^ scatter, disperse; throw 
 away, abandon. Vif\ scatter or strew 
 about, surround. If scatter forth, throw 
 down; spring forth, issue, rise, "f^ throw 
 asunder or about, cast, hurl, scatter, dis- 
 perse, dissolve, split, rend. ^T^ pour out, 
 bestow richly, cover, fill; mix together, 
 confound. — Cf. "^^oftlO, ■'^ITcftT^, "^c^T^, 
 
 eficfi'^ m. a kind of patridge ; one of the winds 
 of the body. 
 
 cRcfJ^T^ m. lizard, chameleon. 
 
 eficfj-^TeR ni. cock, esp. peacock. 
 
 ofioRXIJ f. a cert. bird. 
 
 ^cfJTZ n., oft'SfiTf & ozH f. the joint of the 
 neck. 
 
 «R«RTf^rcfiT f- a cert. bird. 
 
 efi^ a. troublesome, painful, difficult, dan- 
 gerous, bad, miserable, n. adv. — m. n. 
 trouble, pain, difficulty, danger, misery; 
 austerity, expiation, a cert, slight penance, 
 o — , instr., & abl. (*w. pp.), & cfixgjfi^ 
 adv. with difficulty, hardly. 
 
 ofi^^?f«|^ n. hard work, toil, drudgery. 
 
 oR'^cJt"|T5f m. the time of distress or danger. 
 
 "fi^'Tff a. being in trouble or doing a pen- 
 ance. 
 
 cfi^clj f. dangerous state (of a disease). 
 
 '^'^^f?frf a. fallen into trouble. 
 
 ci5'^Tf?l«R^ m. du. the ordinary and ex- 
 traordinary penance. 
 
 l^fi;, ^«rif?f, °% (oR^fTI), pp. ^Tf cut, cut 
 off, cleave, split, divide, destroy. C. cf[^^- 
 f?T (^nT^f!) the same. — ^q & ^ftf 
 cut off. "^"^ cut off', destroy. C. cause to 
 be gashed. "^^ cut out or off, carve, tear 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit-English Dictionary. 
 
 asunder, destroy, fif cut or hew down, 
 cut or tear off; M. cut one's self (e.g. the 
 nails). C. cause to be cut. tjfC ^"t round, 
 clip, cut off, exclude from (abl.). Tf cut 
 off or asunder, f^the same, tear to pieces, 
 lacerate, destroy. C. the same. ^?^ cut etc. 
 (together). 
 
 2oRc^, cRIJt"pfI twist the thread, spin. C. cfi<|^- 
 f?! weave. 
 
 3oRc^ a. making, doing, causing, effecting; 
 maker, performer, author of ( — o) m. a 
 suffix forming nouns from roots, also = 
 
 iRrf a. made, done, prepared, arranged, ap- 
 pointed, got; present, ready, fit, proper, 
 good. Often *> — having done, doing, using, 
 showing, betraying etc. -n. it is done, i.e. 
 shall be done instantly; w. instr. (± ^f^) 
 be it done with, i.e. away with, enough 
 of! n. as subst. act, deed, work, esp. 
 religious work, sacrifice, ceremony, etc.; 
 service, benefit; stake at game; booty in 
 battle; the (lucky) Four-side of the die; 
 the first or golden age. oRrfiT because or 
 instead of (gen. or — o); eRcf the same, 
 abs. for something. 
 
 WcV^ a. made, prepared, artificial, unnatural, 
 false, o — & n. adv. — With Xf^ m. an 
 adopted son; abstr. oc^f n. 
 
 cficlcfi^^ a. who has attained his object. 
 
 Icfirfcjn"^ a. the same, satisfied. 
 
 2gtrTcR7'^ n. an attained object. 
 
 IcFHcfi^ a. what has been done and is to be 
 
 <i <i 
 
 done. 
 2cRffcfi(g' a. who has done his duty or attained 
 
 his object; abstr. OflT f- satisfaction. 
 |irr%rg^ a. giving pleasure to (gen.). 
 oRf!t?R^ a. who has performed a religious 
 
 ceremony, married. 
 cffff^TJI" a. waiting (a moment) for, intent 
 
 upon (loc, ace. w. lTt?r, inf., or — <>) ; 
 
 impatient. 
 oRr!^ a. ungrateful (lit. killing benefits). 
 cBfl^^ a. who has received the tonsure (r.). 
 cfirf^ a. grateful (lit. mindful of benefits). 
 oRrf^"^ a. making ijaste, being quick. 
 
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 ^rT^TT ^' married (of a man). 
 
 oRrT"^^ a. furnished with banners. 
 
 efirrf^W^'T a. having done penance. 
 
 efifff^^^ a- convinced, certain, sure; resolute, 
 determined to (dat., loc, infin., or — «). 
 
 cfiffXJTjg a. blessed, fortunate. 
 
 cFfI"Jn!I"^ a- enamoured. 
 
 gfrT^^ a. done before. 
 
 *cfirT^T^^ ^- having made (ace.) before. 
 
 ofifl^f^ a. who has formed his mind, wise, 
 judicious, also=:seq. 
 
 cRfTflf?! a. who has made up his mind, reso- 
 lute. 
 
 oRff^TT a. made accessible. 
 
 eRf!^^ m. the spotted antelope; N. of a 
 plant & a river. 
 
 <Rfl^r^W a- marked, branded (cf. ofirlX^). 
 
 ^rl"^"^f^j a. bearing the mark of death. 
 
 %rl^^f?l a. having fixed one's habitation, 
 dwelling, abiding. 
 
 c|icf"^lT:f & °^T^«f a. who has shaven his hair. 
 
 efirlf%^ a. having acquired knowledge, 
 learned. 
 
 cfifff^^'^cfi a. having made coloured line's on 
 
 the forehead; painted.* 
 cfifl^"^ a. who has become an enemy. 
 cRrflfT^ a. who has purified himself. 
 JTO'^TT ^- prepared, adorned, initiated. 
 ^^"^ a. having signals given or arranged. 
 
 ^fC^^^T'T a. brought near, united, fitted, 
 adapted. 
 
 cficff^fj a. smiling. 
 
 oRrTl^ ^- dexterous, skilled ; abstr. oj^j f. 
 
 eiirljT f- cleft, abyss. 
 
 eficlT^ a. having got a mark, branded. 
 
 ^rfT«fifi a. done and not done , half- done ; 
 arbitrary, indifferent; n. sg. & du. what 
 is done and not done. 
 
 ^cTT^f^ a. humble, suppliant (cf. "^^f%). 
 
 ^cfT^^"?^ m. established rule, arrangement, 
 stipulation. 
 
 |5?n«ff a. causing an end, finishing (f. f;; per- 
 ished , vanished*) ; m. matter , cause, 
 conclusion, dogma; fate, destiny, the god 
 of death. 
 
 cRrTT«fI^^Ti" *"• the city of the god of death. 
 
 ^flTW ^^- prepared or cooked food. 
 
 ^rlT'^TT^ ^' having done wrong, guilty. 
 
 cfiffTf^^T a. taking pains. 
 
 oRfTT^a. who has attained his object, satisfied. 
 Abstr. OffT f-, ®?^ n. 
 
 oRrfT^^, o"^!?! satisfy, content; fulfil, ac- 
 complish. 
 
 oRrrr^TWT a veiled. 
 gjrlT^^ a. brought into court (j.). 
 ^flT^fTl a. going to and fro, swinging. 
 eFfTT^ a. skilled in arms, esp. in archery. 
 ^fTlWTTcR a. having done eating. 
 lcFf?f f. doing, action, production, work. 
 2cfif?T m. or f. a cert, weapon. 
 q5f%«|^ a. active, clever, wise, skilful in (loc. 
 or — o), also = ^ffT^. 
 
 cRffTTcJiTT^- having (been) rendered a service. 
 •^•^ ... 1 
 
 c|irntT«1'?|«T a. initiated. 
 
 «RfTT"^Tr^ a. having fasted. 
 
 cfiTH^^"^ a. broken off (chain). 
 
 «fi"PrfcRT f- pl- (later sgl.) the Pleiads, personif. 
 
 as the nurses of Skanda. 
 ckf^^T^^ m. f. clothed in a skin, E. of Qiva 
 
 Sc Durga. 
 e|i^ a. active, skilful, clever. * 
 
 eR(?ra. to be done, fit, proper, right; n.impers. .^ 
 
 it imports or matters (w. gen. of pers. & 
 
 instr. of th.). — m. a suffix of the fut. 
 
 pass. part. f. oR(3gfT act, action, deed; n»agic, 
 
 spell, n. business, task, duty, purpose, 
 
 end. 
 
 «FM^«tT a. having an object or request, 
 
 active, busy. 
 «R(?n«Bc[^ a. practising magic, bewitching. 
 cF(?n^^ a. spectre-like 
 «fi^T^ a. stricken by spell. 
 ofif^?? a. artificial, factitious, adopted (XT^) ; 
 
 unnatural, accidental: false, feigned. 
 *cRf^?TV^«R m. a compound perfume. 
 ^(^^ (f. ^^T^) causing, producing (— °); 
 
 active, magical. 
 ohtc(^ (acc. adv.) — times (in 1. 1. only — *>). 
 oR?^ a. capable, apt, strong. 
 
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 efir^ «• whole, entire; abstr. OffT f^ ^Wf n. ; 
 
 adv. o^^g^f. 
 ^^cfi^oficl^ a. doing all things. 
 cRr^f%^ a. knowing all things, omniscient. 
 
 i fcfi^ V. fflFToR^ & Xl'^oR^. 
 
 I ci5^«rT a. ending in a Krt-suffix; m. such a 
 
 j word (g.). 
 
 ! efi^^ n. store-room, treasury. 
 
 cRV a. shortened, deficient. 
 
 efi«rf"^ n. section, cleft, shred. 
 
 cR«ffif n. cutting off. 
 
 lefei^ f. (only instr. efixn) shape, appearance, 
 beauty. 
 
 2cfi"q^, ^17% mourn, long for (ace). - "^1^= S. 
 
 "Sffq m., 1^ f . a man's & woman's name. 
 
 loR'mii a. pitiable, miserable, querulous 
 (n. adv.); poor, siingy. m. a poor man 
 or a miser. 
 
 S^RXITir n. misery, pity. 
 
 cfixnq" , <»^f?J mourn, grieve, pity. 
 
 oRxn f- compassion, pity. 
 
 cRxnxn" m. sword ; f. '|^ scissors, dagger, knife. 
 
 ■cRXfTTirxjTfxsr a. sword in hand. 
 
 "giXfTW^TrT m. fall or stroke of a sword. 
 
 ^T^ , 0^% - ^XI^ . — ^^ M. feel pity 
 for (loc). 
 
 cfiXTT^ a. having pity upon (loc), compas- 
 sionate. 
 
 efiT7|c(«n a. the same. 
 
 ehMlZ "• underwood, copse, thicket. 
 
 ^f^ m- worm, esp. silk-worm, mite, spider, 
 insect i.g. ; a man's namej f. a woman's 
 name (also oR^), N. of a river. 
 
 eRftrSR m. a small worm. 
 
 *a?f?jiR'['^ m. the cocoon of a silkworm. 
 
 ^*cfif^^Tir^&***%T^T(^a. silken (lit. coming 
 from the cocoon, v. prec). 
 
 cfif^lf a. produced by a worm. 
 
 cR^i^ m. a kind of tree. 
 
 cRT^, cR^fTf, pp. ofif^ff become or be lean 
 J or feeble. C. cR^^fTT, pp. cR'ftffI (often 
 
 confounded vith the C. of eRH ) make 
 lean, keep short of food, diminish, at- 
 tenuate, vex, torment. - "^wf, ^^, xrf^, f^ 
 afflict, vex. 
 
 gj^ a. lean, thin, slender; weak, feeble; in- 
 significant, poor. 
 
 gnXffT f., o^ n. leanness, thinness. 
 
 lc|ilX*r n. a pearl. 
 
 2^'5|«f m. the pulsing of the heart. 
 
 cfi^gipfXWfT^ & ^f'T'l. a. wearing pearls. 
 
 «RinW> f. '^ lean (-membered), thin, slender. 
 
 efi^IlT a. bending the bow, shooting; m. 
 archer, esp. a cert, divine archer, also E. 
 of Agni, in 1. 1. fire. 
 
 gnft" w. eR & ^ make or become thin, weak, 
 or poor. 
 
 cfi^?"^, f. ^ thin-waisted, slender. 
 
 f \,^^f?T, °%(f ^, *>%), PP- f i(qv.) drag, 
 draw; pull, tear, bend (a bow); draw 
 furrows, plough (only ^f?l); draw to 
 one's self, get possession of, overpower. 
 C. e(J^"^f7f tug, pull, tear, extract; afflict, 
 vex (cf. eR^ C). I. ^^f^rft plough. — 
 "^f^T draw beyond. "^«T draw after one's 
 self; attract from the preceding, supply (g.) ; 
 quote, "^tf draw away, take off; reject, 
 remove; bend (a bow); detract, debase, 
 dishonour, ^tf draw away, take off, doff; 
 reject, remove, abandon. "^TW draw or 
 take off, remove, drag down. "^T draw 
 on, attract; bend (a bow); drag aw^ay ; 
 take off, extract, remove from (abl.). 
 ■^xn turn away, avert from (abl.). ^T 
 draw to one's self; draw off, remove, 
 avert, ^^draw near; extract from (abl.). 
 ^g^ draw out or up, take off; bend (a 
 bow); raise (fig.); rise, be superior, f^ 
 draw down. ^fi\ P. come near, come in 
 contact with (instr.). fi^^ draw out, 
 extract; tear in pieces, rend asunder. 
 xrfx; draw about, conduct (army); vex 
 afflict; think over, ponder, "ff draw forth, 
 conduct (an army); vex, afflict. f^lT draw 
 away, remove. ^IT the same, f^ draw 
 asunder, tear in pieces; draw towards 
 one's self (arrow), bend (bow); turn up 
 (foam), drag about, pull; conduct (army); 
 extract, deprive, withhold. ^^ draw to- 
 gether, contract ;^drag away, carry off. — 
 
 9* 
 
oRoR 
 
 132 
 
 Cf. ^q^^, ^^f ^, xdrja, fif^, ir^^, 
 
 ofT^ofi m. ploughman, husbandman ; f. cRfqeRJ 
 
 agriculture. 
 ofif^ f. ploughing, agriculture, husbandry; 
 
 field (also oR^); harvest. 
 ofif^RtT "^' P^ougtier, husbandman. 
 ^ftcR^'t. n- ploughing, agriculture. 
 ^f^^ifi; m. = gifqoR^. 
 
 ^ft^f^^T^ wi- the same (lit. living by agri- 
 culture). 
 f oR^^^ m. plougher, husbandman. 
 <3"S s. a ploughed field. 
 oRS^ a. grown on tilled ground. 
 «fifS f- (lit. drawing, ploughing) pi. the 
 (ploughing) people, the races of men 
 (supposed to be 5). 
 fcR^fX^^ a. conquering men. 
 cfi'Cifi' a. black, dark. — m. (±tj^) the dark 
 half month, the black antelope (mostly 
 oR"C[jT); N. of an ancient hero and teacher, 
 later as the god Krsna identified with 
 Visnu; du. eR'^j = Krsna and Arjuna. 
 f. «R"^T a black kind of leech. N. of sev. 
 plants, E. of Durga and Draupadi; f. 
 oR^ijV night, n. blackness, darkness. 
 «R'^'^rI^li^ ^- the fourteenth day of the dark 
 
 half of tbe month, i.e. new moon's day. 
 fT^^'^TS'fl' f. the eighth (of a cert, month, 
 
 thought as) Krsna's birlh-day. 
 ^WrfT f', °^ n. blackness, darkness. 
 gjT^^^wf & ^-^cg^^ a. black-eyed. 
 ^■^pr^ m. = ^^ (:fc q^). 
 f*^^'^ m. black soil. 
 cR'^5fT?§, f. t black-mouthed. 
 ^Wq^^^ m. the black Yajurveda. 
 ^■^0^ (m.) n. a kind of black berry (used 
 
 as a weight or a coin). 
 ^■^"^Tlf a. black-coloured. 
 ^«*Uq<;Hn, ™- fi^^ Oit. having a black way). 
 ^TSljj^j^ a. black-tailed. 
 ^"i^inx ^- blackish. 
 
 ^n35J^"q m. a very venomous black serpent. 
 ^""^irerTT, f. t; essentially black, spotted black; 
 
 m. (±^;il) the spotted antelope. 
 ^^Tf^»f n. the skin of the black antelope. 
 
 oR"^!^ -, ^Vifh behave like Krsna, o'^^ make 
 black. 
 
 ohUUl^^ & °^^ "• ^^on. 
 
 cfif^irJR^ m. blackness. 
 
 oR^"?[ m. n., "^T f-5 a <^ish of rice and sesa- 
 mum. 
 
 ^, "SR^q^, PP- '^'R (q.v.) be in order or 
 right, succeed; answer or correspond to, 
 accord or agree with (instr.); be fit or 
 serve for, help to (dat.); get at, partake 
 of (dat.); fall to the share of, be partaken 
 by (loc, dat., or gen.), become, be (nom. 
 or dat.); happen, occur. C. o|v^ijf?T, <>% 
 put in order, arrange, prepare, dispose, 
 distribute; furnish with (instr.), help to 
 (dat. or loc); bestow on (ace. of th. & 
 gen. ofpers.); make, fabricate, compose, 
 perform, accomplish; fix, settle; declare 
 or regard as (2 ace); put to (loc.) , use, 
 employ. — "^fH answer or correspond, 
 being adequate to (ace), '^sm be in ord(^r 
 or right, answer, serve, be fit for (dat.). 
 C. prepare, arrange, employ. '^3tJ the^ 
 same; C. also procure, fetch; assign, 
 destine for or to (dat. or loc); assume, 
 state, xrf^ C. fix, settle, determine, choose, 
 contrive, arrange, distribute (with a num. 
 in "VfJ), invent, imagine, believe, suppose, 
 regard as (ace). If [)roceed well, succeed; 
 be right or in order. C. arrange, prepare, 
 fix, settle, appoint to (loc); choose for 
 (ace), contrive, effect, f^ shift, change; 
 fluctuate, balance; be doubtful or optional 
 (g.). C. make, form, compose, distribute; 
 choose, select; consider as doubtful, state 
 as optional or arbitrary (g.); suppose, 
 imagine, invent, ^i^ be all right, succeed, 
 prosper. C. join together, produce, create ; 
 assign, destine, settle, determine, intend, 
 imagine, appoint to (loc); consider or 
 regard as (ace w. f^). "^XT^J^ put down, 
 appoint, select. — Cf. "^filcR"g, "^tJ^H? 
 
 H 
 
 .^. ^IF- 
 
 cR-g a. put in order, arranged, prepared; 
 finished, accomplished; fixed, settled, 
 ready, all right; being, existing. 
 
 / 
 
133 
 
 ^W^ 
 
 oirf^ or efif^ f. coming round, success ; expo- 
 sition, description, definition. 
 
 %c|f?f m, N. of a people, f. f^. 
 
 %cfij f. the cry of a peacock. 
 
 ^t^TrSfTW ^' foo^i ^f 0*71 ng (peacock). 
 
 %fT m. desire, intention; abode etc. = %ff «T 
 
 %T^ ni., (of^ &) o^ f. N. of a tree. 
 
 %rRicfiT"'^«fi s- thorn from the Ketaka tree.* 
 
 %rl«fn. desire, intention, summons, invitation; 
 abode, place of refuge ; flag, banner. 
 
 %fT«f'5f'q a. desirous of ( — »). 
 
 %rf^ , o^f?T, pp. %fclff summon, invite. 
 
 %?T "•• brightness, light (pi. beams); appa- 
 rition, form, shape; sign, mark, flag, 
 banner; chief, leader. 
 
 %5^nT^ a. bright, clear. 
 
 ^^T"?^ m. an irrigated Held; °^T!^ n. a 
 hole in such a field, 
 
 %^TTH? m. N. of an author. 
 
 ^wf (instr. to lijj) by whom ? etc. ; adv. why? 
 whence? how? 
 
 %fiTli m. a sage. 
 
 %'%ft%'nTf^^ or ^T^f^"^ f- T. of an 
 Upanijshad (beginning w. ^^ftf^). 
 
 cR;^ n. the centre of a circle. 
 
 %fXT a. trembling, shaking. 
 
 cft^"?^ m. n. a bracelet worn on the upper arm. 
 
 cfT^^ m. pi. N. of a people. 
 
 t%^ V. Ttfl%^. 
 
 ifif^ m. f., o^ f. play, sport, esp. amorous 
 sport. 
 
 %f%«R^ a. playing, sporting; *f. "^^prec* 
 
 *^f^«R^^ ni. love-quarrel.* 
 
 cRf^TT^ n- pleasure-house. 
 
 %f%fT n. playing, sporting.' 
 
 oRf^^«T n. pleasure-grove. 
 
 %f%l|"'5T«T n. pleasure-couch. 
 
 eR^^ m. cave, pit. 
 
 cR^fT m. a fisherman. 
 
 %^^, f.^ (later ^^) exclusive, belonging only 
 to (gen. or dat.); alone, simple, pure, 
 mere; whole, entire, each, all. o — & 
 11. adv. only, "if %^^W1 — '^f^ "ot only— 
 but also. 
 
 ^W^l^ a. alone guilty. 
 
 ^^^Tt^'lt. a. eating alone. 
 
 ^^ m. (adj. — o f. -^ & 1^ hair (of the 
 
 head), mane, tail (of the Yak). 
 ^If^'^TT f- arranging of the mane.* 
 %^^^ ra- pulling of the hair. 
 cft^Ml^ ni. tuft of hair. 
 cR^^«^ m. hair-band. 
 %irT^TT f- arranging of the hair. 
 %ir^ a. having long hair ; m. E. of Visnu- 
 
 Krsna. 
 %^^«ff^ = prec. a., also maned. 
 %irW7T n. cutting of the hair. 
 ■%^^^ in- tuft of hair.* 
 %^T%'ftr ^^^' ^^^^ to hair, head to head. 
 %^T^ "• the top of a hair. 
 %5|TnT m. end or lock of hair, tuft; tonsure. 
 %^lf%eR a. reaching the end of the hair (at 
 
 the forehead). 
 %fl[«i;^ a. = %^^ifr ; m. N. of an Asura & 
 
 sev. men. f. %f5J«ft E. of Durga etc., 
 
 a woman's name; pi. cert, mythical beings. 
 %rirfiTT|(^, «>^^5T, o^^^, ofi^, & ofi^ m. 
 
 slayer of Kepin (Krsna). 
 ^^T "• (^rrfO'^%^5 ^^so filament, esp. of 
 
 a lotus; m. N. of a plant = '^gv5f. 
 ^^TTT^ m. Kesara pollen.* 
 %€T:'nf%cRT f. a Kesara garland.* 
 %^^^ m. the Kesara tree.* 
 %^TT^ "• the ends of a mane. 
 ^HTT^ a. rich in filaments. 
 %HTTW^ f.= ^f^m^T q.v.* 
 %^f^«T^ a. maned ; m. lion. 
 ^%^ m. a king of the Kekayas ; f . . f^ a 
 
 princess of the K., one of- the wives of 
 
 Da^aratha. 
 %f^'<TfT a. belonging to the A^oka tree. 
 %ZM rn. N. of an Asura slain by Visiiu. 
 %fT^, f. t; a deceitful; f. t^ & n. fraud, 
 
 deceit, lie. 
 %"?J<T a. pertaining to the Kiratas ; m. a 
 
 prince of the Kiratas. 
 %f^f5r m. patron, of Sutvan. 
 ^^"RT ni- N* of ^ mountain, the seat of Qiva 
 
 and Kubera. 
 %^^ m. fisherman (a mixed caste); f. f;. 
 %^^ n. exclusiveness, absolute oneness 
 
 eternal happiness, beatitude. 
 
%f9T^ 
 
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 %f5jcR, f. ^ as fine as a hair; ni. N. of an 
 
 ancient king, pi. his people (cf. 9ff^%ft[c(i). 
 %T3fi m. wolf; cuckoo (f. i). 
 %ft^R^ m., "^T f- the Indian cuckoo. 
 ^T^^ m. pi. N. of a people. 
 %1t^ m. drying, shrinking up. 
 %T^ m. fort, stronghold. 
 %T^«R m. carpenter (a mixed caste). 
 %TZT "• hollow of a tree. 
 %TZ'?^^'tT a. having holes or cavities. 
 ^ift & o"^ f. the curved end of the bow, 
 
 of claws etc., the horns of the moon; 
 
 edge or point i.g., utmost degree, highest 
 
 number (= 10 millions). 
 ^Tfe^T^rT^ a. edged, pointed. 
 %]"Tjy m. corner, angle. 
 %X^ ™' putrefaction, corruption. 
 %T<(U^ s- a bow. 
 %J"q m, irritation, passion, wrath, anger (w. 
 
 loc, gen., Trf?T, or -^TJlfj). 
 %T"^«Ta. passionate, angry; irritating, making 
 
 angry (also as subst. n.). 
 %rMM«l<^ ni. continuance of anger. 
 ofiXf^*^ a. angry; making angry, irritating 
 
 ^T-R^ a. tender, soft. 
 
 %115T a. smooth, lithe. 
 
 oRl^rf^ & °«R tn. the lapwing. 
 
 %TT '^* a movable joint. 
 
 %f^o|\ s. bud, unblown flower. 
 
 %f^ m. boar. 
 
 «RT^oR *m. a cert, perfume. 
 
 ^T'^T^^ ro« n. confused cry, uproar. 
 
 %ff^^ a. knowing, clever, skilful in (loc, 
 
 gen., or — o). Abstr. ©^ n. 
 "^"^J m. cask, bucket (fig. of a cloud), box, 
 
 chest, inner part of a carriage, sheath, 
 
 scabbard, case, cover; ball, globe (—<>); 
 
 bud, seed-cup (esp. of the lotus plant); 
 
 pod, husk, shell ; cocoon, womb, scrotum ; 
 
 store-room, treasury; treasure, dictionary, 
 
 anthology. 
 cRTll'^'^ m. du. treasury and army. 
 eRTlf^ZeR s. treasure or jewel-box. 
 %|l[[X|i<5r n. the scrotum. 
 %T^'^f^«i;^ m. guard of the treasury, treasurer. 
 
 %T"?rTT'^ "• ^^' treasury and realm. 
 
 %T'5X^«ff a. having treasures, rich, wealthy. 
 %r3ri^'T a. wanting treasures, poor. 
 %r'5rT1TT "1- "• treasure-house, treasury. 
 %T"3rTW^ "» superintendent of the treasury,, 
 treasurer. 
 
 %f'^ m. the bowels or the belly (also n.), 
 a kind of vessel or pot; n. store-room, 
 surrounding wall. 
 
 %r'^T1TT "• store-room, treasury. 
 
 ^T"^ a. tepid, warm. 
 
 t%W^ "!• N. of a country, pi. its people,, 
 f. ^ its capital (Ayodhya). 
 
 %T^^f%^^ m. pi. the Kosala and Videha. 
 
 %T^^ & oofj m. sword, knife. 
 
 ^T^T, f- ^ consisting of or dyed with 
 
 saffron. 
 
 « 
 
 %1^ a. deceitful, false. 
 %TZ^T^ u. false evidence. 
 %Tf^^ n. crookedness, deceit, falsehood. 
 %T^^ n. relation to a family ; as adj. = seq. a. 
 ^T^fi^eR a. belonging to the household or 
 family ; m. the father of a family. 
 
 %TW^<^ "1- N. of a Brahman. 
 
 %XW^ a. pertaining to corpses; m. a Raksas. 
 
 %fffe|t n. curiosity, interest, eagerness, vehe- 
 ment desire or longing for (loc. or — o), 
 anything curious or interesting, show, 
 festival, ceremony, esp. the marriage- 
 thread ceremony, also the marriagt^-thread 
 itself; blessing, happiness. 
 
 «RTfr«fif^^T f' nuptial ceremony. 
 
 %fr|cfii|^ n. wedding-house. 
 
 fjg^Tm^T m., o-^:^ & o^^^ n. the 
 jewel-mine, secret, & essence of curiosity 
 (T. of comedies). 
 
 %rff35T^fc|i7'^ m. nuptial ornament.* 
 
 ojnTT^^ u- curiosity, interest, longing after 
 (loc.p IffTT, or inf); feast, ceremony. 
 
 %r<^ a. Kutsa's; m. a patr. name (f. ^. 
 
 %T*T^ n. disease or ugliness of the nails. 
 
 cfJT^^ m. metron. of the Pandavas. 
 
 cjfj*^, f- f^ jasmine (as adj.). 
 
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 ^S^. 
 
 %j!5t«T n. the pudenda or a piece of cloth 
 
 worn over them. 
 %|^7;, f. '1^ belonging to Kubera ; f. t^ (± oRT- 
 
 ■gX or f^^) K.'s region, i.e. the north. 
 ^TTT"?^, f" "1^ a. juvenile, belonging to a youth 
 
 or maiden ; belonging to Skanda, Skanda's; 
 
 n. (w. 517?) = "WfTCqv.), as subst. childhood, 
 
 youth, virginity. 
 tfT^n-^i^^ f. whore.* 
 %r^TTWrT n- vow of abstinence; o'^tTT'I ^• 
 
 practising the vow of abstinence. 
 cRT'Iq^ ">• a patr. name. f. f^ the moonshine 
 
 (causing the Kuraudas to blossom); the 
 
 full-moon, often — ° in the titles of books 
 
 = elucidation, explanation. 
 ^iTflf^cRT f- a woman's name. 
 ^r^^'Tf (& °fllT<^T^*) ni. festival of the 
 
 full moon. 
 %['5(;^, f. '1^ belonging to the Kurus; m. a 
 
 descendant of Kuru. 
 c(rRj%^ "'• P'- ^^^ descendants of Kuru. 
 ofiT"?^^ or oJj7X!°^ '^^' t^^^ same, also N. of a 
 
 people. 
 %|?f a. belonging to a tortoise. 
 ^T'^f, f. %^ relating to a family, ancestral, 
 
 hereditary; m. a cert. sect. 
 "cRTt^cR m. = chl^ m., also weaver. 
 %Tf^r|'i^ m. E. of the demon ^ambara. 
 %T^«T a. noble; n. (family-)talk , gossip, 
 
 rumour. 
 cRTvIrr m. pi. N. of a people. 
 oftl^q & OcR m. dog (lit. family or domestic 
 
 animal). 
 oRT^ a. of noble race; n. noble race. 
 
 ^T^-3C V. m\m:. 
 
 l%rii? f« f^ made of Ku^a grass. 
 
 2oUJ^ a. silken. 
 
 cRT^^ & o^ n. welfare, health; cleverness, 
 
 .skill in (loc. or — o). 
 ^TlfTf^oRT f- a woman's name.* 
 %1IT^ f. N. of a town. 
 %T"5rT'^^ a. of or from Kau^ambi. 
 l%Tf^ctj a. pertaining to Ku^ika; m. patron. 
 
 of sev. men, E. of Indra, f. %rf^ofi^ E. 
 
 of Durga; N. of sev. women & rivers. 
 2%Tf5Ief{ n. a silk cloth. 
 
 3tnfl[cR m. owl. 
 
 %l'5f^^ ^^ °^^ !•• the profession of an 
 
 actor or bard. 
 chli{£| a. silken ; n. silk, a silk cloth. 
 efiT^TT!^ m. a patron, name. 
 ojn^YcfcR & °t^ ra. patron, names. 
 %RtrTfcfi«|^ m. pi. N. of a Vedic school. 
 %T^flf=fiWTlTW ni- T. of a Brahmana, o%T- 
 
 trfif^^ & %|iftrT^^^^^ f. T. of an 
 
 Upanishad. 
 %[% a. being in the belly or in a store 
 
 room. 
 %T^^ m. pi. N. of a people & a dynasty. 
 %I^r^ a. belonging to the Kosalas; m. a 
 
 prince of the Kosalas, f. "^T a princess 
 
 of the Kosalas, esp. one of the wives of 
 
 Dagaratha. 
 %T^^» f- %^ connected with a loan. 
 ^T^T, f- '1^ njade of flowers, flowery. 
 %f^^, f. ■!■ made of safflor, dyed with s., 
 
 orange, red. 
 %r^H m. n. N. of a celebrated jewel, the 
 
 ornament of Visnu. 
 *3i^^, ^Wf^T hurt, kill. 
 W^ Vw^%), only C. mi7^f7f (± ^f^) wet, 
 
 moisten. 
 ^ a. agreeable to Ka (= Prajapati). 
 ^SfT^i n. a mushroom. 
 sR^^ m. n. a saw. 
 
 9fi^^ only pp. "Sfe^TTTW crashing, roaring. 
 9jiH m. power, might, strength (of body or 
 
 mind); deliberation, insight, wisdom; 
 
 inspiration, enthusiasm; plan, design, 
 
 purpose, will; act, deed, work, esp. sacred 
 
 work, sacrifice, feast; festival (^T^"q of 
 
 the eye); N. of an old sage who appears 
 
 as a star in the Great Bear. 
 9fefT^«fl a. intelligent, wise, inspired, resolute. 
 9fir!4^ a full of wisdom. 
 sRfTTI^r m. the highest sacrifice (lit. king of 
 
 sacrifices). 
 9|irrf^sRf^«T^ a. who sells (the benefits of) 
 
 sacrifices. 
 9R(J^^, sprf^fTT exert one's self. 
 ?R^^ (*9fiWfcT), only C. sfH^^fTf exult; *hurt, 
 
 injure (gen.). * 
 
w^ 
 
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 ^^ m. N. of an ancient king, son of Vidarbha 
 (cf. seq.). 
 
 sh ^ chftr «R in- pi- N. of a people (identif. w. 
 the Yidarbhas). 
 
 ^f«^, ^f^^tn, °^ roar, neigh, creak, click, 
 cry, lament. C. "^T^^fTT make roar, 
 neigh, etc., also = S. I. "slff^sfff^Tr, "5Rf%- 
 W%, esp. pp. efif^^, ^f^9p^ & cfj- 
 fT^#^T«T = S. — ^f^ shout or roar at, 
 call to (also C. & I.). "^^ roar (also C). 
 ■^ call to, invoke, cry, lament. C. the 
 same; also cause to cry or lament. If call 
 aloud. f% lament. ^^ cry together with 
 (instr.). — Cf. ^Tsfff^rT- 
 
 "^•^ m., "^•^•T n. crying, calling. 
 
 ?|i»^«f'^f^ m. (sound of) lamentation. 
 
 ^•^T ni. roaring, sounding. 
 
 sJT^^ n. war-cry; du. the two opposed 
 armies (lit. the two shouting ones). 
 
 ^p^T n. neighing. 
 
 '^K^ ^TiTf?i, sif?m (sfi^fT, sff'Rm), pp. W"Rf 
 
 (mostly — o & w. act. mg) stride, step, 
 walk, go or come to (ace. orloc); go over, 
 pass , ascend , approach (sex.) ; surpass, 
 pervade, fill, accomplish; M. proceed 
 well, succeed. C. "^ilT^rf^ C^fl^fTf) 
 cause to stride. I. '^^^W, ^^f^"^, & 
 ^^^frf step to and fro, wander, walk, 
 pass. — "^fTf step beyond, cross, pass, 
 excel, overcome, pass by, neglect, trans- 
 gress (abs. or w. ace); part or escape 
 from, lose, be deprived of (abl.). C. let 
 pass, take no notice of (ace). "^^fTT step 
 beyond or across, pass, excel, overcome, 
 overstep, neglect, transgress, ^ffif ^^ ^T- 
 f?f the same. "^f\:j ascend, mount up to 
 (ace.) ^«T go on or along, follow ; go 
 through, enumerate. ^Xf go or pass away; 
 withdraw or fly from (abl.). "^fifstep near, 
 approach, attack, overwhelm ; enter, begin, 
 undertake. ^TTfif come near, approach. 
 "^^ go away, fly; tread upon, overwhelm 
 (ace). — "^7 approach, visit, enter, tread 
 upon (ace. or loc.) ; cling to, grasp, attack, 
 overpower, take hold or possession of 
 
 (ace); undertake, begin (inf.); ascend, 
 mount (mostly M.). "^T^fT attack, seize, 
 occupy. "^Wl the same + tread upon, over- 
 power, take hold or possession of (ace). 
 "^3^ go up or out, depart; escape, fly or 
 withdraw from (abl. or ace); pass by, 
 neglect. oE(^ go asunder, part, go away; 
 overstep, transgress, disregard. "^XJ come 
 near, approach, enter (ace. or loc); go 
 against, attack; treat, deal with (ace); 
 (mostly M.) undertake, begin, be about 
 to (ace, dat., or inf.). ^^liR come near; 
 undertake, begin (M. w. inf.). f^ enter, 
 step, tread down. "f^T^ go out of (abl.), 
 depart, fly, escape. C. cause to step out, 
 expel, lead or take away. "^fVlf^^, 
 "^XffiT^, & f^fi^^ go out, come forth 
 from (abl.). XJT^nf step forward, advance, 
 exert one's self, excel. Xjf^ walk about 
 (esp. on the stage), circumambulate, walk 
 through, visit; overtake, overcome. If 
 step forth, set out, go to (ace), go across, 
 pass; M. deal with (loc); M. (A.) proceed 
 to, undertake, begin (ace, "^^i^;^, or inf.). 
 ^IT M, proceed to, begin (ace or inf.). 
 UfTf & "^«f xrfff come back, f^go asunder, 
 part, separate; walk through, bestride; 
 move on, advance, proceed, exert one's 
 self; content, fight against (ace). "^«Tf^ 
 M. step after, f^ff^ step out. ^^ come 
 together, meet, encounter; goto, enter 
 (ace), pass from (abl.) to (loc), go through 
 or across, come near, walk along. C. 
 cause to pass, transport, deliver: lead to 
 (2 ace), cast upon (ace of th. and loc. of 
 pers.). ^«nEfI^ follow after (ace), also = 
 ^tf^j^ step towards , come or pass to 
 (ace). - Cf. ^^rSTT^^, ^TsiTRT- "pT- 
 
 W^ m. step, course, method, way; regular 
 progress, order, succession; cause or 
 reason of (gen. or — o); also = sRTf"CfT"3- — 
 ^U (o — ) & ^^fi;^ in due order, succes- 
 sively, gradually. 9n^l!r & W'TTc!^ the 
 same + according to ( — o). 
 
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 ^^TT^ 
 
 s|f^^<T a. come into the way of (gen.). 
 
 9(tTrxn' m- step; n. stepping, walking, crossing. 
 
 s|lT^''^T! ni. N. of a grammarian. 
 
 sfTTmZ "!• tiie step-recitation (of the Veda, 
 opp. ^f^T^TZ q.v.)- 
 
 '^^ITT'H ^' g^^ ^y succession, hereditary. 
 
 '^^^TT in- regular order, succession. 
 
 -^^^^ adv. step by step, in order, grad- 
 ually. 
 
 sfi^TfT & WTT^Tfl a. come in due order, 
 hereditary. 
 
 sITT'IoR a. successive, hereditary, inherited. 
 
 9f»Tfofj m. the betel-nut tree. 
 
 "^^ttf & o^ m. camel. 
 
 sfT^t m. purchase, purchase-money. 
 
 ^^niF n- buying. 
 
 sff^ftsfi^ ">• t>"yi"g and selling (sgl. & du.), 
 traffic. 
 
 ^'^f^^^T'T'^r^ fw- rescission of a bargain 
 
 sfftSrf^^f^*^ a. one who buys or sells. 
 
 ■^f^cfi & sfif^Jit; m. buyer. 
 
 sJfSI a. purchasable. 
 
 sfif^^ a. greedy for raw flesh. 
 
 '^f^^ & 9|i^ n. raw flesh, carrion. 
 
 "SJl^^f^il^ a. smelling of raw flesh. 
 
 9fi^HT^*T a. eating raw flesh; m. bird of 
 
 prey. 
 sR^^ & 9R^1^ a. =prec. adj.; m. beast of 
 
 prey. 
 9R"5pEJ' a. to be drawn or extracted. 
 '^TT^ a. busy, eager; instr. oiJfT adv. 
 '^T'ff n. step. 
 sfilf^ f. passage. 
 
 f^lJ^m V. gif^of. 
 
 fiR'^ f. action, performance, occupation, 
 labour, pains; activity, verb; work, esp. 
 religious work, sacrifice, ceremony, wor- 
 ship; argument, document, bond, contract. 
 flfi'^T^'^ a. busy (lit. troubled by work). 
 fe "fsF'^En^nR a. whose nature is activity; abstr. 
 P *»^ n. 
 
 fW^T^f^«l^ a. rejecting arguments or docu- 
 ments (j.). 
 ■ t^R'^T'rTT! "• another action. 
 
 f5R"'5rTJr^«^ m- the uninterrupted continuance 
 
 of an action. 
 t?(v^T^^'T^ m- explicit agreement (j). 
 f?fJ^^T'^ a. fit for action or work. 
 ftf''5rTT^ ^1- undertaking works. 
 f^R"^^ a. having the sense of a verb (g.). 
 f^fi^T^^" m. omission of (pious) works. 
 flfi^T^«ff^ a. active, busy, religious. 
 f^ZfTf^f^ m. application of a verb, also = 
 
 f^^Tf%^'^W n. adverb (lit. that which spec- 
 ifies an action). 
 
 f^^T"5[fW f- capability of acting. 
 
 f^^nrfW^nT^ a. poss. to prec. 
 
 fW^T"^^ m. recipient of an action (g.). 
 
 f5Jif^ ra. a leather bag; N. of a people 
 (later the Paiicalas). 
 
 f^ff%^<ft f' having teeth like a saw. 
 
 ?R^, -^utTfiT & ^T!f1f^, pp. "^"VrT (qv.) buy, 
 purchase (w. instr. of price & ace. or gen. 
 of pers.). — "^q=:S. "^fir t)uy for a 
 certain purpose. "^^ M. purchase, hire. 
 "^J & ^Xf buy. fif^ buy off or ransom 
 from (abl); M. (± ^^(JTT^f j^;) buy off 
 one's self. Xjf5[^ purchase, get by exchange; 
 hire, obtain ('^w. dat. or instr. of price). 
 f^ exchange or sell for (instr.). ^T(_ = S. 
 
 #^, -^^frl (^ftaofrT) & ^^%, pp. "^f^rr 
 (q.v.) play, sport, amuse one's self with 
 (instr. of th. & instr. ± ^f , ^"v|l^, or 
 ;^HfC of pers.). C. ?ft^''STf^ cause to 
 play. -^T & ^^T= S. -qfi: • play about. 
 H begin to play, also = S. f^ & ^RT[_ = S. 
 
 ^^ a. playing, sporting; f. "^^^T play, 
 sport, amusement. 
 
 9ft^^ ". playing, play. 
 
 gft^^^ m. plaything, toy. 
 
 "^^TTl" m. n. pleasure-house. 
 
 ^ft^T'i'^T ^' ^ peacock to play with. 
 
 ^^T^4z^Tcf m. a young monkey to play 
 with. 
 
 Wt^T^^^ m- pleasure-mountain, hillock. 
 
 Wt^WT^ n. only a joke. 
 
 Wl'^T'R^ f. amorous joy or sport. 
 
 sp^'^T^TT rn. occupation with playing. 
 
 sft^TT.^ m. delight in playing. 
 
^^^T^T^ii: 
 
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 iS^^T^T^'T^ "• pleasure-house. 
 «lft^T€T^ n- pleasure-lake. 
 ^YHS a. sporting, playful. 
 jR^f^fT n. play, sport. 
 
 "^rf a. bought (esp. a son); n. buying. 
 
 9ft7f^ a. =prec. adj. 
 
 ijf^^ & '^^ m. curlew. 
 
 1^^, ^rerfTT (fWH), pp. "^ be angry 
 with (dat., gen., or loc. ; pp. also w. "^^l^fT 
 or Trfrf). C. ^T^'^ElfTT make angry, irri- 
 tate. — "^f^ be angry with (ace). "fffH 
 be angry with (ace.) in return. ^5F(^ & 
 "^f^l^^ be angry. 
 
 SsRV f- anger, wrath. 
 
 WHjT & Wfu^'i; a. wrathful, irritable. 
 
 9fi?T f- N. of a river. 
 
 '^Tfcii; w. fire-catcher (r.). 
 
 ^'i;, ^^t^, °%, PP- f^ (w. act. & pass. 
 mg) cry out, shout, croak, lament; call 
 to (ace). — "^"ST shout at (ace); C. show 
 sympathy (lit. follow in lamenting), "^fif 
 call or cry at (ace), lament, mourn. "^T 
 call aloud, scold at, revile, defame; chal- 
 lenge, emulate, "'g^ cry out, call to (ace). 
 "^^ show anger or defiance. U raise a 
 cry, call at (ace), f^ the same, ^f?;^ cry 
 out together, shout angrily at (ace). — 
 Cf. ^tl^^, ^Tf "5, ^^^^. 
 
 WS, ^^^fr\ thicken (trans.). 
 
 9|PC[ a. bloody raw, sore; cruel, harsh, dread- 
 er 
 
 ful. n. a wound or sore; bloodshedding, 
 
 slaughter ; cruelty, harshness. 
 sffT«fi^cRrl^ m. a carnivorous animal (lit. = 
 
 seq. 2.). 
 I'^T^T'C n- a bloody or cruel work. 
 2'^T^'T'l. a. doing cruel deeds. 
 sinCfTT f- cruelly, harshness. 
 s|f"?;;T^XT a. of cruel conduct. 
 sff^l^T'^mWTT^^^ ^' whose conduct and 
 
 delights are cruel. 
 sjKfcjj & %?f a. to be bought. 
 %ff m. buyer. 
 %T^ m. breast, chest, lap; cavity, hollow; 
 
 a hog. 
 %r^^T«f m. a hog's bristle. 
 
 ^V m- anger, wrath. 
 
 %T^^^^ n- an angry eye. 
 
 ^T>iIW a. sprung from anger. 
 
 %nirT & %Tf^*l^ a. irritable, passionate. 
 
 1%TV^^ m. the power of anger. 
 
 2%nir^'^ a. subject to anger. 
 
 ^I'^j m. shout, yell; calling distance. 
 
 %T^^ a. & n. crying. 
 
 %T^ & %T^^ m. a jackal. 
 
 %T^ a. crying, lamenting; m. = prec. 
 
 %f^ m. curlew (f. "|^ also the myth, mother 
 
 of the curlews); N. of a mountain torn 
 
 asunder by Karttikeya. 
 WlWfr^ ^' ^' ^^ Karttikeya (v. pree). 
 ^TW^'5 & %T^TfT ^' the same. 
 ^T^, f- "1^ belonging to a hog. 
 %T^ n. harshness, cruelty. 
 ^^ , W^f^ turn round (intr.). 
 
 Wi:. WT«Tf?T, pp. WT^ (q.v.) be weary or 
 languid. C. ^T'Hrf?! tire, exhaust. — 
 xrf^ be extremely tired or exhausted. 
 f^ M. languish, despond. — Cf. "^fHWI- 
 t^, f^WTnT. 
 
 ^^ m. fatigue, weariness. 
 
 ^^T"^^ a. destroying weariness. 
 
 ;Kf'nfr a. tired, exhausted, languid, dejected, 
 sad; thin, slender. 
 
 WrfnT f. = WT. 
 
 fW^, fW^f^, PP- fWW (q-v.) be or become 
 wet. C. %^^rf?f wet, moisten, soil. — 
 
 Cf. fw^^o "^Tf^^. ftfww. 
 
 fW'^'tT^ a. wet, dripping. 
 
 fWW a. wet, moist; soft, tender (heart). 
 
 fW"^, fW^Tff! (fw^ft, °%), pp. fw^ (qv) 
 
 torment, trouble, molest; P. fw^'fl (°"fiT) 
 
 be distressed , suffer. C. ^l|^f?f - S. 
 
 trans. — "^fff (fW^f^T) have or give too 
 
 much pains.* ^J^ press together, sqash; 
 
 trouble, molest. — Cf. Xjf5(;f^rS, ftfW^- 
 f^lg a. distressed, afflicted, sad (n. adv.); 
 
 hurt, injured, worn, used ; painful, difficult; 
 
 constrained, affected, obscure (rh.). 
 ^«( a. impotent, emasculated, unmanly, 
 
 timorous, m. eunuch, weakling, cowaid. 
 
 n. the neuter gender (g.). 
 
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 i^Ti: 
 
 ^^^r!T f-5 °^ n« impotence, weakness. 
 
 §^ m. moisture, wetness. 
 
 %^«T a. & n. wetting. 
 
 %^ m. affliction, pain, distress. 
 
 ^f5J«^ a. tormenting, hurling. 
 
 %^ n. impotence, weakness. 
 
 %TT^ m. n. the right lung. 
 
 ^TIT m. cry, calling (cf. Wllf). 
 
 W\ adv. where? wither? how? Used also as 
 ■ loc. of IcR. Often connected w. ■^^, ^^, 
 
 T^' ^' t^^5 ^- ^^^ latter also = some- 
 where. — With f^^ & (later) "^jf'? some- 
 where, anywhere, at or to a cert, place. 
 ^ f^^ — IP ^^^ here — there, now — now. 
 li w. negation & -^fxr, f^, ^, or '^•f 
 nowhere , in no place, fp — ^ where is 
 
 (this? where is that? i.e. how distant or 
 different is this from that. 
 , llTJT^, l\Wf^^ PP- l\tWff (qv-) sound, hum, 
 tinkle. — ^^ = S.* 
 ^TfTTfrf n. sound, hum, twang. 
 If^^, W^^, ^% PP- irf^fT boil (tr.&intr.). 
 ^TB[ m. decoction, extract. 
 sp-^wf n. boiling, decocting. 
 gfif^T m. a cert. bird. 
 f(\^ m. pi. a kind of jujube. 
 ff\^ a. where standing or being? 
 IfTTW i^' sound. 
 ^(n^ m. boiling, decoction. 
 ■^TH" m. (n.) instant, moment, little while; 
 suitable time, opportunity of ( — o) ; feast. 
 o — , abl., & instr. instantly, immediately; 
 loc. (also doubled) every moment. — "^TJj" oR 
 wait a moment (also V^*) or give an op- 
 portunity (also ^T); ^W ^*T find an 
 ^ opportunity. 
 
 I "^W^T f- the night (giving moments or op- 
 I portunities). 
 
 "^W^«fiT m. the moon (night-maker). 
 ■^IH^T^"^ m. night-walker, a Raksas. 
 "^Ilfif n. hurt, injury. 
 ^WT^^ n. good omen for a feast.* 
 ^WT'tT'?^ n. a moment's interval; loc. imme- 
 diately. 
 WfW^? f- t^ momentary, transient; abstr. 
 
 ^rf a. hurt, wounded, destroyed, violated, 
 f. ^T a dishonoured maiden; n. hurt, 
 wound. 
 
 "^fTf f. hurt, injury, destruction, damage. 
 
 ^Tf m. cutter, carver, attendant, charioteer; 
 N. of a caste. 
 
 '^Tf^TffT m. who belongs to the Ksattr caste. 
 
 ■^^ n. rule, dominion, power; the reigning 
 or warrior (second) caste or a member 
 of it. 
 
 "^"^^IrT a. born of the warrior caste. 
 
 ^"^^T^ m. the duty of the warrior caste. 
 
 "^"^^T*^ a. fulfilling the duties of the warrior 
 caste. 
 
 ^■^^•^ m. who belongs to the warrior caste. 
 
 ^■^^fif a. descended from the warrior caste. 
 
 ■^■^f^^T f- the science of the warrior caste. 
 
 "^f"^"^ a. reigning, supreme, m. member of 
 the princely (second) caste (f. ^); n. su- 
 premacy, dominion. 
 
 "W^: "^^TI cut, carve, distribute; take, eat. 
 
 ^?ri. "• carving knife. 
 
 ^'[.j "^^ft, PP- "^ff (q-v.) hurt, harm, 
 wound, break; M. 'i^IHcf ^^^- ^ intr. — 
 Cf. irfT^rT, U^r{. 
 
 ^«tT^ a. to be forgiven (of pers. & th.); 
 n. impers. w. gen. of pers. & abl. of th. 
 
 1^"^, ^"^ffT <^ ^'^^ do penance, be absti- 
 nent. — ^T^ the same. 
 
 2^^ f. night; gen. & instr. at night. 
 
 1"^^^ J^i* '^ Buddhist or Jaina mendicant; 
 n. penance, abstinence, 
 
 2^"qT|f a. destroying; m. destroyer; n. de- 
 struction, expulsion, omission (of studies), 
 passing away (the time). 
 
 ^X^JfoR m. = l^t(T!i' m. 
 
 ^Xl\ f. night. 
 
 ■^moRT ^ ^'^^ m. the moon (night-maker). 
 
 WTT"^^ ™' the end of the night, i.e. morning. 
 
 ■^"TT^T ^^- night-walker; night -animal or 
 bird, a Raksas or goblin. 
 
 ^XTTl" "• '^^ght and day. 
 
 l'^^, ^^"^ (^^fir & ^?2m), pp. ■^T'rf (q.v.) 
 be patient or quiet, endure, suffer, bear, 
 pardon, forgive (gen. or dat. of pers. & 
 ace. of th., ppT also ^^f^rf); be able to 
 
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 (infin.). C. "^Tf^STRTj °fT ask pardon for 
 (2 ace); endure, put up with (ace). — 
 "^fM be gracious, pardon, ^f^ suffer, put 
 up with (ace). 
 
 2^^^ ("^T^) f- the earth; instr. ^^TT on the 
 earth. 
 
 "^^ ja. patient; enduring, resisting ( — «); 
 propitious, friendly; tolerable; able to, 
 capable of (loc, infin., or — °); suitable, 
 fit, proper for (dat., gen., loc, inf., or — o). 
 f. ^^T patience, forbearance, indulgence 
 (gen. or ITffl); the earth. 
 
 "^^rfT f-j °W n- fitness, capability. 
 
 "T^^jf^ff a. endowed with patience, enduring, 
 indulgent. 
 
 W^T^«fT , "^^T^W, & "^fJTi; a. the same. 
 
 ^T^ a. earthly, terrestrial. 
 
 l"^"^ a. dwelling; m. dwelling-place, abode, 
 seat; tribe, people. 
 
 S"^"^ m. decrease, waste, loss, destruction, 
 consumption (also as a sickness); decay, 
 ruin, fall, end; ^^ im^, J\, or ^f come 
 to an end, perish; ^"^ if^ bring to an 
 end, destroy. 
 
 '^'^joR'?;;, ooRff, & ''cfif^^ a. making an end, 
 destroying ( — ©). 
 
 "^"^cRl^, f. '1^ the same. 
 
 I'W^^ a. ending, destroying. 
 
 2^'^IIf (^'^TW) a. habitable. 
 
 "^^^T a. ruling over men. 
 
 '^''^TTT m. the disease consumption. 
 
 '^^TOt^ a. consumptive; «f^^ n.= prec. 
 
 ■^f^Tw^^ a. decreasing, perishable, consump- 
 tive; abstr. wf^rfT f^ **W n. 
 
 T^f^^ a. perishable or destroying. 
 
 ^T' "^Tt^ (**^) fl^w, glide, melt away, 
 perish; flow with, abound in (ace). C. 
 "^TT^^f^f cause to flow, dismiss. — "^fvi 
 flow through (ace); overflow, "^wf flow 
 upon or into (ace) "^fi^ the same, flow 
 about. "^T C. cause to flow near, sprinkle, 
 soil; defame, accuse. N^tf flow near. 
 irfTT flow around or towards. If stream 
 forth, f^f flow asunder, pour down, ^^fj^;^ 
 flow together. 
 
 f^l^a. melting away, perishable; n. the body. 
 
 '^^^, "^T^^f^r wash, cleanse. — If & ^f^ 
 
 is. 
 
 ^^ & '^'^^ m. sneezing. 
 
 I'^T, "^T^f^, PP- '^TW burn, set on fire. 
 C. T^T^^f^ burn, scorch. — If burn (intr.). 
 ^Tf; burn (trans.). — Cf. ^^^TO- 
 
 2^1 f. (Nom. ^T^)=^?T.. 
 
 ^f^i f. heat, flame. 
 
 "^T"^, f- ^pertaining to the military tribe; 
 n. dominion, supremacy. 
 
 ■^JnTa. borne, pardoned, forgiven (n. impers.); j 
 patient, indulgent, n. patience, indulgence, i 
 
 ^firf f. = pree n.; poss. o^Rifr^. 
 
 ■^TT'tT'^P"^ ni. N. of a man. 
 
 "^ifa. burned, scorched, dried ; thin, slender, 
 weak. 
 
 '^TT^TT a. quite emaciated. 
 
 ^TT^ n., "^frr f- the earth. « 
 
 ^?Tf^, f. ^ slender(-limbed). 
 
 "WT^ vv. cfi shorten. 
 
 ^7"?;; a. pungent, saline, sharp; m. (n.) any 
 pungent or saline substance, as caustic 
 alcali, saltpetre, natron, etc. 
 
 '^TT'^^W "• ^"- anything pungent and salt. 
 
 ^T^ m. washing. 
 
 ■^X^i? a. & n. washing, cleansing. 
 
 If^, ^f?f, f^^frf, "^^fTf abide, dwell, in- 
 habit ; rule, be master of (gen.). C. "^nsi'^f- 
 ffl & %"q^f?| pacify. — "^5rf\( dwell in, i 
 rest on, spread over (ace or loc). "^T ^ 
 dwell in, inhabit, be or become possessed 
 of (ace), exist. "^Xf dwell in or near, 
 remain with, rest or depend on (ace), 
 ■qf^ dwell about (ace). Ilt?f settle at (ace ). 
 ^^f?^ dwell together with (instr.). 
 
 2f^, f^TJTTfcT, fWTfir (W^f?I), pp. f^ & 
 
 '^UJr (q.v.) destroy , injure, exhaust; P. 
 ■^"^"^ ("^"^f^) be exhausted, perish, cease, 
 wane (moon). C. ^■q'^ff?! & "^iT^frf, <% 
 = S. tr. ; w. oRl^J^ etc. pass, spend. — 
 ^tl & -^Xf P. = S. P. Xffr: destroy ; P. 
 suffer loss, become poor. — If, ^J^ A. 
 
 & p. = s. - Cf. xrfr^Tir, iWiir- 
 
 f^cT a. & s. dwelling, ruling; inhabitant. 
 
 ruler. 
 f^fi pp. exhausted, afflicted, wretched. 
 
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 ^Wt^ 
 
 lf^f?t f. abode, settlement, the earth; pi. 
 the settlements, i.e. tribes, nations, men, 
 people. 
 
 2f^f?T f- destruction, decay, end. 
 
 'f^f^cfi'T ^^' earthquake. 
 
 f^fTIrl^ n. the surface of the earth. 
 
 t^f^l^T ^- ^ mountain (earth-bearer). 
 
 fW'f?f'^T'T^ ™* ^^^ master of the mountains 
 i.e. the Himalaya. 
 
 1^fH% °Xlf7T, & o^gr^ m. a king. 
 
 f%f?!^cl^ m- a mountain or king. 
 
 f^ftlT?^ ^' the sap or juice of the earth. 
 
 f^cft^, f^TT^lJ, & f^ff^^T m- a king. 
 
 l1%Ti:, f^^, *»%, pp- "NH (q-^O throw, 
 cast, send; put, place, direct, turn (esp. 
 the eye or mind); hit, hurt; abuse, scold; 
 throw down, cast off, reject; destroy, 
 annihilate; pass, spend (time). C. ^T^^fTT 
 cause to (be) cast, make to descend through 
 (instr.) into (loc). — "^f^ bespatter, in- 
 sult, abuse. "^SfTJ cast off, take away, re- 
 move, ^fir strike at (ace). "^T^ throw 
 down, throw into (loc), hurl at (dat.) ; 
 take off. ^ throw at (loc. or dat.), put 
 in (loc); strike, hit; draw near, attract; 
 take away, withdraw, cast off; insult, 
 revile. '^ stretch out (the hand), open 
 (the mouth); strike, attract (the mind). 
 ^TTT throw together, pile up; shake, hurl; 
 take away, tear off, expel, destroy; insult, 
 revile. "^ throw, set or take up, lift, 
 raise; extract from (abl.) ; cast off, get 
 rid of (ace), ^nj^ throw up, lift; loosen, 
 deliver of (abl); annihilate, destroy. 
 ^tf throw at, hurl against (loc); strike, 
 hit, esp. w. words, i.e. either insult, mock, 
 revile, or intimate, insinuate, alledge, 
 allude to (ace), fif throw down, place, 
 put, apply; deposit, grant, deliver, entrust, 
 appoint (2 ace. or ace of pers. &loc. ofth.); 
 - leave, abandon, give up. "^llf^rf put down. 
 f^fiT throw or put down, commit, entrust. 
 xrfTQ throw beyond, put or lay round, 
 surround, encircle, place or put in (loc). 
 IT throw far, set before; fling at, put in 
 (loc); let down. Ifftr hurt, harm, reject, 
 
 despise, fcf throw asunder, scatter, dispel, 
 distribute; extend, stretch out; let loose 
 (the bow-string), shoot off (the bow);. 
 *handle, manage, nf^ toss, harass. ^?^ 
 throw together, heap up; compress, 
 contract, abbreviate, diminish. — Cf. "^J- 
 
 2f^i^ f. (only nom. pi.) finger. 
 
 f^tffljf f. gallop, course. 
 
 f^XIUI m. archer or arrow. 
 
 f^"qT f- (only instr. pi.), finger. 
 
 f^^ a. thrown, tossed, hit, afflicted; defamed, 
 despicable; n. a wound caused by shoot- 
 ing or throwing. 
 
 f^^ a. darting (bow) ; quick, fast; n. quickly^ 
 immediately. 
 
 f^irf'T"^'^ a. quick of resolution, resolute. 
 
 f^TfiEr a. having quick arrows. 
 
 ■^Tjj" a. diminished, wasted, exhausted, 
 broken down, thin, emaciated, feeble; 
 abstr. 07j7f f., o^-j- „. 
 
 "WtW°R^^ a- freed from sins. 
 
 ^^XJI'^'frf a. whose means of subsistence are 
 exhausted. 
 
 "^WT^^ a. whose life is (nearly) ended. 
 
 ^^^ & ^^^ a. drunk, intoxicated, excited; 
 abstr. OffT f-, °W n- 
 
 ^"i^ n. milk (also of plants). 
 
 ^"^^"?Ef m. the diminution of milk (in the 
 udder). 
 
 ^■^f\if & ofiff^ m. the ocean (lit. milk- 
 receptacle). 
 
 "^T^T (° — ) ™^^^ ^"^ water. 
 
 ^X^'T a- drinking milk; m. a suckling baby, 
 infant. 
 
 ^^T^fT a. paid with milk. 
 
 ^"i^^irf a. full of milk. 
 
 ^?:;'^^ m. milktree (E. of sev. kinds of fig.). 
 
 ^-^^g^ & o^j^-^j^ rn. the ocean (of milk). 
 
 ^■^f^Tey a. wet with milky juice. 
 
 '^T^T'ftT'l^ m. N. of a grammarian. 
 
 W^TTW n. milk-rice. 
 
 ^'^-^Tf^, ^'^TT^f^' & ^TTT^W m. = 'ft- 
 
 ^f^il[^ a. milky, yielding milk; m. N. of 
 sev. plants. <• 
 
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 l^^, ^if^T sneeze (upon); pp. ^f[ (q-v.) — 
 
 2W n. food. 
 
 "^^ a. pounded, bruised, crushed, broken, 
 
 pierced, violated, interrupted. 
 "^f[^ f. sneeze, sneezing. 
 "^?T a. having sneezed or being sneezed upon ; 
 
 n. = prec. 
 ^5, ^T^f?f, pp. ^W (q-v.) pound, shatter, 
 
 ^hake, stamp upon, dash to pieces. 
 
 C. %T^^2Tf7r shake, crush. — ^^, 3T, t^, 
 
 "^"^ a. small, minute (also '^'3'^); low, mean. 
 ^^^'^'ft^^T f- a small bell (worn for orna- 
 ment). 
 ^^^•5 ni. a small animal or a mean person. 
 Wf"^ m. N. of a jackal (lit. Small-wit). 
 ^5^^ m. a small enemy. 
 ^IH' "^^^^' PP- ^f^<T l^« hungry. - 
 
 "^^T f. the same; ©cRX; causing hunger. 
 
 "^VTn a- distressed with hunger. 
 
 W^in^ & '^I^'rT a. hungry. 
 
 ^q m., ^X^i m. & ^Wl f- shrub, bush. 
 
 "^Sef V. seq. 
 
 l\*L f ^f?T, o'^ (^tW^), pp. f 3bT or wf^rT 
 tremble, shake, be agitated. C. %T^^rf?T 
 (°cT) agitate, impel, set in motion. — T{ 
 
 f%, &^J^ = S. -Cf. i?Wt^t^. 
 
 2^jlT^ f. jerk. 
 
 ■^^TnT »• rich in food, nourishing; strong, 
 
 brave. 
 ^^ m. shrub, bush. 
 "^"^ m. knife, esp. razor. 
 "^T^cR m. N. of a plant ; f. "^f^T knife, dagger. 
 "^T^fi^l. & OcR^ n. the work of shaving. 
 '^T!V7*T u. razor-case. 
 ^1^ & ^^cf) a. minute, small. 
 ^^ n. dwelling-place, piece of ground, field, 
 
 place, seat; womb, wife. 
 "W'^TW "• fi^l^i and house. 
 '^'^^ a. growing in fields; m. the wife's son 
 
 (by another than the husband). 
 ^'^^a. knowing (fields or places) ; m. the soul. 
 
 ^^fT^ a. fitter for habitation or cultivation. 
 
 %"^tr m. protector of the fields. 
 
 %'^'CrfH m. the lord or owner of a field. 
 
 %-^xrr^ m. = %^q. 
 
 ^■^f^^ a. =%^^i comp. of^TfT- 
 
 %f^oR m. owner of a field or wife, husband- 
 man. 
 
 ^f^«^^ m. the same; soul. 
 
 %f^'?j a. belonging to a place, m. husband; 
 n. pi. environs. 
 
 %tj m. throwing, a throw or cast; loss (of 
 time), delay; insult, abuse; accusation. 
 
 ^"CfiR a. throwing, destroying; inserted, inter- 
 polated. 
 
 ^XJTJf"- darting, throwing, loosing, sending off; 
 passing away (time); also = f . '|[^ a sling. 
 
 ^yfTrfefi m. mariner, pilot. 
 
 %XTi|^ m. a throw; instr. %XUJ7 quickly. 
 
 ^f^^ & ^ift^^ superl. & comp. to f^'A- 
 
 %"^ m. thrower, hurler, 
 
 %^ m. darting (of the bowstring). 
 
 ^?T a. habitable, comfortable, peaceful, tran- 
 quil, safe. m. resting place, abode, home; 
 security, tranquillity, comfort, welfare, 
 enjoyment (opp.^JT exertion, acquisition). 
 %^^ hail to thee! Instr. sgl. & pi. safely, 
 at ease. 
 
 ^ITcfiX:, ""Wl, & %Tr^T a. causing peace 
 
 or rest. 
 %??^^, only pp. %?Tli«fT^ resting or giving 
 
 rest, harbouring. 
 %TT%TT 11. du. rest and exertion. 
 %f^i^ a. safe, secure. 
 
 ^'f^'^T ™- N- o^ a poet. 
 
 %^«^ m. N. of sev. authors. 
 
 %^ or '^li^ a. resting or giving rest, secure, 
 
 comfortable. 
 "^TajT a. perishable. 
 ^T^T n. perishing. 
 
 ^ff m. chief of a tribe, prince ; o^wfT t princely. 
 ^"^ n. husbandry. 
 ^ir a. gliding (a kind of Saniidhi). 
 ^TfrO" or lijV f. (nom. *>in^^) woman, wife, 
 
 fig. the earth; du. heaven and earth. 
 '^T'Pir^t^ ^ ®Tr^ ^^- king (earth-lord). 
 
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 %T^^ & %TWt'Tf?r m. = prec. 
 
 "^7^ ra. jolt, blow, pounding, grinding; flour, 
 
 powder. 
 ^T^^ n. swell of water, 
 "^if^^ & %T<^'4|^ superl. & comp. to ^'^. 
 "^T^T ni. shaking, agitation, emotion. 
 "^JJ^TJf a. shaking, agitating; n.=:prec. 
 %|Ijf^ f. the earth, land. 
 "^TWt^T ^- ^ mountain (earth-bearer). 
 ^T^«TT^ m. a king (earth-lord). 
 
 %TTftHci: m. = %-nifh^T- 
 
 ■^T^ fn- a cert, tree, N. of a caste; n. a 
 
 species of honey. 
 %T^, f. t^ made of linen; n. linen garment, 
 
 linseed. 
 %TT'^^'5f n. pair of linen garments, under 
 
 ynd upper garment of linen.* 
 "^TT ^- ^^"^ with a razor, n. (^ ^i}*!,) 
 
 shaving, ^jt^ ofi shave, <> cfill^^ have 
 
 one's self shaved. 
 '^T'^^^JTW & **oR^«l^ n. = prec. n. 
 ^"^^ ^%Tf?r whet, sharpen. — "^^ rub to 
 
 pieces, crush. '^?^ M. = S. 
 ^^"^ n. whet-stone. 
 T^T f. the earth; only instr. "^^T on the 
 
 earth. 
 ^l^if"^ m. a mountain (earth-holder), 
 ^m, °l^fiT, ''^f, & ^'^J^^ m. king. 
 ■^IWf^ m. a king or a mountain. 
 Tt^^'T t- a cert, animal. 
 
 i f^^5 ^^fcT creak, hum, murmur, whistle. 
 f^^, "^^TtT, PP- f^W the same. 
 '^^^, ^^f?T leap, jump; play. 
 ^^^ & °f%fT n., l^;5r & °f%^T f. play, 
 
 sport. 
 
 ^ 
 
 I^ n. hole, hollow, aperture, esp. the hole in 
 the nave of a wheel or an aperture of the 
 human body (as eyes, mouth, etc.); organ 
 of sense; void space, sky, air. f. ?^T 
 source, fountain. 
 
 ?§?r a. moving in the air, flying ; m. bird. 
 
 ^'mfJT m. king of birds (E. of Garuda). 
 
 ^^?r a. & m. = X^ll. 
 
 ^^^ a. or s. snarling.* 
 ^^, T§^f?r, pp. ?^^«rT^ glimmering, shining, 
 & ^f^cT q.v. — Cf. ^5rX§f^7f & XTfr;- 
 
 I§^T: a. & m.^?^^. 
 
 ^f^cT a. glittering, shining; inlaid, adorned 
 
 with (—0). 
 ^W m. churning; agitation, bustle, esp. of 
 
 war; f. ?§^T churning stick. 
 T§.^^ n. mist, dew, rain (lit. water of the sky). 
 ^^^. ^^f?f limp. 
 ^^ a. lame; abstr. OffT f., **^ n. 
 ^^if & o^ ni. wagtail. 
 ^^"5^"? & ocR m. the same. 
 ^Z^ZT^ , o^H crackle. 
 
 ^'fefiT & "mlZ^ f. chalk. 
 
 ?§^T f- bedstead, couch. 
 
 T§^^ m. a club shaped like the food of a 
 
 bedstead, considered as the weapon of 
 
 Qiva & worn by his adherents ; oy U^T f- 
 
 a bell fastened to this club. 
 ^JTl^T ^ °^TT: m. E. of Qiva (lit. bearer 
 
 of the Khatvaiiga, v. prec). 
 '^l'^^^^ & ^;jTf^^ a bearing the foot 
 
 of a bedstead, also= prec. 
 ^^IfT'^T n the place under a bedstead. 
 ^^ m. a kind of sour drink, 
 ?^^ m sword; rhinoceros. 
 ^"^^T ^- bearing a sword; m. a man's name. 
 ?^\^infxjr a. sword in hand. 
 ^^"JTfTT "^- a sword-cut. 
 ^l^^rfT f- the blade of a sword. 
 ^^f%^T f. the art of the sword, i.e. fencing. 
 
 ^1^^ a. = ^^ifiir. 
 
 T§t^«l^ a. armed with a sword. 
 
 a. broken, crippled, defective, not full 
 (moon), m. n. break, fragment, piece, 
 part^ section (of a book) , sickle (of the 
 moon); number,, multitude. 
 
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 m. piece, part; lump-sugar. 
 
 ^"H^^TTT f' a kind of dance or air. 
 
 ^T!^«f a. breaking to pieces, destroying, 
 removing, n. the act of breaking etc., also 
 wounding, injuring, interrupting, frustrat- 
 ing, refusing, cheating, deceiving. 
 
 *^''5^^T^cfi m. a kind of sweetmeats.* 
 
 ^"H^"^^, °"?rf?f, pp. ^frS^f! break or cut to 
 pieces, divide, dispel, hurt, wound, destroy; 
 interrupt, violate, transgress, frustrate, dis- 
 appoint, refute, cheat, deceive. — f^ cut 
 to pieces, tear asunder, interrupt, trouble. 
 
 ^"^^^^ adv. in or to pieces. — With cR, 
 cR^^ , & xrf^oR^'^ cut asunder, divide. 
 
 ^f^fT^Tf a. immoral (lit. of broken conduct). 
 
 ^^, ^^f?f be firm or hard. 
 
 ^q[T f- hut, stable. 
 
 ^^f^X; m. N. of a tree (Acacia Catechu). 
 
 ^%TfT m- a glowing flying insect. 
 
 ^^, ^^f?r, **% pp. T^TfT dig, dig up, delve, 
 bury. C. T§T^^frT. — "^f^ turn up (the 
 soil). "^^ root up, extract, exterminate, 
 destroy. '^1^ & ^^^ the same. fiT bury, 
 inter; dig up, root up ; infix, pierce, f^^ 
 dig out. "qf^ dig round, dig up. If erad- 
 icate, overturn, f^ dig up. — Cf. "^"irT- 
 
 !§•} a. digging; m. hollow, pit. 
 
 ^^T^ m. digger. 
 
 li^T'T n. digging, burying, burial. 
 
 ?§fif a. digging; f. mine. 
 
 ^fsfr! ra. digger. 
 
 ^fif^ n., Tif^'^T f- spade, shovel. 
 
 ^f^rf%^ a. produced by digging, dug up. 
 
 ^•Zy a. coming from holes or pits. 
 
 ^^frfTTnT a. having an ethereal form. 
 
 ^"^a. harsh, rough, sharp, piercing; n.adv. - 
 
 m. ass, mule, f. ^^"5^. 
 l§'?(;iT?T^&^7;T^m.the sun (having piercing 
 
 rays). 
 ^T^T«T n. a donkey -cart. 
 ^TT"^^' PP- °f^fT behave like an ass. 
 ^T^T f. owl or some other night-bird. 
 ^^^, I§^f?T creak (of a carriage-wheel). 
 ^^^ m., t;; f. the date tree; n. its fruit. 
 li'qX; n., t;; f. a cert, mineral. 
 
 T§^ n. harshness, rudeness. 
 
 ^^^a. mutilated, crippled, imperfect, minute, 
 
 low, vile. 
 1?^^ m. threshing floor, granary; oil -cake 
 
 (also t n- 
 2l§^ m. a wicked person, villain, ruffian, 
 
 f- ^T. 
 "si^^fTT 3' bald-headed; m. baldness. 
 ^^T^ , **^^^ act like a villain. 
 ^^ w. m use ill, hurt, offend. 
 1§^ adv. indeed, verily, truly (also ?^^^); 
 
 now, now then (also ^^ ^^, '^ ^^) 
 
 W ^g), often only expl. — "if ^^ (±%) 
 
 indeed not; T^^ftf further, moreover. 
 ?§^ a. being in the granary. 
 ^1"^, ^W%, PP- ^flrr be loose, hang down. 
 ?^^ m. paper-cornet; f. '|^ gouty •pain in the 
 
 extremities. 
 ^fW^T f- frying-pan. 
 
 I^t^ m. a cert, grain or leguminous plant. 
 ^"^TZ a. bald-headed. 
 
 I§^ m. a degraded Kshatriya; pi. N. of a 
 
 people. 
 ^^ a. standing in the air. 
 ^IT^H m. poppy. ofT^;^^ m. poppy-seed. 
 ^T^55r n- limping, lameness. 
 ^T"? w. oR make khat, i.e. clear the throat. 
 ^'1 Uv^ 4 ^^' a cert, sweetmeat (also n.); N. of 
 
 a sacred wood. 
 
 I^Tft '". n« ditch, well, pond; n. cavity, hole. 
 
 ?§T^ m. digger. 
 
 T§1^ n. a breach. 
 
 ^T^, ^T^fff C^Tq^) chew, bite, eat, devour, 
 
 consume, destroy. C. ?§T^"^f7f also = S. — 
 
 IT & ^?^ chew, eat, devour. 
 ?^T^ a. eating, devouring ( — o) ; n. eating, 
 
 food. 
 7§X2"oR m. eater, devourer; debtor; f. of^eRX 
 
 eating, devouring of ( — <>). 
 I^T^«T n. = prec. f. ; also food. 
 ^§1^^"^ a. to be eaten, eatable. 
 T§Tf^ s.- bracelet, ring. 
 ^^f^rT^ a. = T^T^^^. 
 ^rf^rf m. eater, devourer. 
 
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 l^Tf^^T. »• chewing, eating ( — o). 
 
 2^Tf^^ a. wearing bracelets or rings. 
 
 T§Tfe'?[, f. ^ made of Khadira wood. 
 
 T^Tf^^^ a- having rings on the hands. 
 
 j^^ a. = ^T^^"?!. 
 
 ?§T«T n. eating ; °TW^ n. eating and drinking. 
 
 ^•I^ a. digging up (—<>); m. digger. 
 
 ?§TfiT f. cave, mine. 
 
 ?§71[ ra., T§TT^ f- a cert, measure of grain. 
 
 ?§7^T f- the second age of the world. 
 
 ^^W & T§Tf%^ n- baldness. 
 
 f^^, 'fe^'fif, PP- f^W (q-v.) depress (fig.); 
 P. "P^^^ (**fH) he depressed, languish, 
 suffer pain. C. %^^rf^, ®% depress, 
 afflict, vex. — "^T snatch. "^ pull out. 
 fif press down. f«T^ cut off, remove. 
 Xff^ p. = S. p. T? push away, f^ tear 
 asunder. ^?^ press together; pull out, 
 snatch away. — Cf. xrf^^f^ia". 
 
 f^^ n. a borer or hammer. 
 
 ifmf^ a. pressing. 
 
 f^W a. depressed, tired, weary, sad. 
 
 f^^ m. a waste piece of land, desert, vacant 
 space; n. supplement, addition. 
 
 f?§^ w. cR waste, weaken; w. ^ become 
 void of (gen.), be frustrated, fail. 
 
 f?5|^ m. lump, piece; also = f?§«5f m. 
 
 ^^ m. = Wl"^- 
 
 ^^, ^^fff futuere. 
 
 ^-^ m. hoof, claw. 
 
 TS"^^ m. a kind of dance. 
 
 raf^«|^ m. a hoofed animal. 
 
 ^7f^ m. a crutch. 
 
 ^'q-?:, f. t:=^^T:- 
 
 %^ m. n. a kind of village or small town, 
 shield (also o^R); m. phlegm; adj. low, 
 vile, wretched (esp. — »). 
 
 %^m. depression, weariness, distress, sorrow, 
 trouble, anger at (gen.), f. ^f^T borer. 
 
 ^^f n. weariness, languor. 
 
 %^f?ffT^ a. to be troubled. 
 
 %t^i^ a. tiresome or tired. 
 
 %^ , ^^fcf move to and fro, swing; C. 
 
 %^ a. moving, swinging ; N. of a man. 
 
 %^"3TTr«T a. of a dallying gait. 
 
 %^iT n. swinging, going to and fro (also 
 f. "^T) play, sport. 
 
 ^vfifcfi m. play, pastime.* 
 
 %f^ f. play, sport. 
 
 ^^"J & I^TT a. lame, limping. 
 
 ^T (^Tf?f), PP- ^TrT (q.v.) see, appear; 
 P. l^IT^fT he called or known; C. ^T- 
 "^'^fffi '*ff make known, proclaim ; show, 
 betray ; praise, celebrate. — "^rf^T survey, 
 overlook, neglect, abandon, "^wf behold, 
 view. "^wfTT descry, find out. "^f^ behold, 
 look at; favour, protect. C. make known, 
 "^^look down, behold. "^T behold, view; 
 count, enumerate ; show, declare, announce, 
 tell, narrate ; name, designate as (2 ace). 
 C. make known, tell; M. have told to 
 one's self. TV^J name singly ; turn away, 
 repulse, reject, refute, deny, forbid; outvie, 
 excel, surpass. cQj explain, illustrate; 
 announce, proclaim, tell, call, name. ^n?T 
 enumerate, communicate, declare as(^<T)- 
 trf^ look around, behold, consider ; over- 
 look, neglect. If behold, see; announce, 
 tell ; P. be visible or known. irfTf behold, 
 see. f^ look about, look at, see, perceive; 
 shine forth, beam; illuminate, make visible, 
 show. C. make visible or known, proclaim, 
 tell, confess, "^f^rf^ look at, behold. 
 ^Ji^ appear together with, belong to(instr.); 
 count together, reckon up, estimate. XI- 
 f'^T^ reckon up completely, enumerate, 
 calculate. — Cf. ^f^^rTfT, ^Hf^^TrT^ 
 
 I^fTff a. named, called, known, celebrated. 
 ^ Id 4!\f^ a. of celebrated renown. 
 ^Tfir f- apprehension, notion, idea, knowl- 
 edge; renown, name. 
 ^T«T n* apprehension, knowledge. 
 ^T^cR a. telling, indicating ( — <>). 
 ^T''7«T n. declaration, confession. 
 ?5JTf^*l^ a. making known, showing ( — o). 
 a. to be related or told. 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit -English Dictionary. 
 
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 11 a. going in or to, situate or being in, re- 
 ferring to ( — o). 
 
 TfTfTH' or ^^if n. sky, heaven, air. 
 
 ^T«Trf^ n. celestial vault, firmament. 
 
 l^'pfflrfTf^ a. standing or being in the air. 
 
 TI'lf^^TfT^ a. walking in the air. 
 
 'I'l«f^*^ a. touching the sky. 
 
 7I3|«T|^^-«1 n. the space (lit. court) of heaven.* 
 
 "^npTT^'IT f- (nymph of heaven*); N. of a 
 metre. 
 
 ^il^T^S^^ a. beaming like the sky.* 
 
 ^v^'T f. the river Ganges (often personif.). 
 
 11^ m. elephant (f. ^; a man's name. 
 
 ^r^^«TT ir>. an elephant's tusk, ivory. 
 
 7[^i4J|c| m. a noble elephant (lit. bull, chief 
 of the elephants). 
 
 ^gjg?: n. N. of a town (=fTf%^gT)- 
 
 ^f^^^ m. the rut-juice (flowing from the 
 temples) of an elephant. 
 
 ^^of^fTTT ni, N. of a man.* 
 
 ^^^^ m. a herd of elephants. 
 
 ^^raw^ m. chief of the herd of elephants. 
 
 ^5l^\sr f- female elephant. 
 
 41^*^ m. a noble elephant (lit. chief of the 
 elephants). 
 
 11^ s. treasury; f. "^T a tavern; hemp. 
 
 ^^«f a. contemning, outvying ( — o). 
 
 ^f^ m. a young bull. 
 
 ^^ s. excrescence on the body, as goitre, 
 hump, etc. 
 
 ^I|f m. troop, crowd, host, tribe, suit, retinue, 
 flock, number, series, line; a troop deity 
 (esp. pi. the followers of Qiva, ruled by 
 Gane^a); company, association; a group 
 of words belonging to the same rule (g.), 
 foot of a verse consisting of 4 instants. 
 
 ^rinnfofi m. arithmetician, astrologue. 
 
 iyiJI'^^^ n. a metre consisting of feet of 
 4 instants each. 
 
 IflJI'^^ m. N. of a dancing master. 
 
 ijTjfwf n., •TT f' numbering, calculation; 
 taking into account. 
 
 7jIJ[Xr m. the same, protector or chief of a 
 corporation. 
 
 ITjhrfff m. chief of a troop ; the god Gane^a. 
 
 1T!I^3 ni. collection of ganas ; cf. ;nTTJr (g.). 
 
 ^TO^^, "^^fTT (<>%), pp. ^ftfrl (q-v.) number, 
 calculate, count among (loc); esteem, 
 value at (instr.), regard as (2 ace); care 
 about, take notice of, esp. w. wf or "^:^ 
 (ace). — "^ST^ disregard, trfx^ count over, 
 consider, reflect. 
 
 IJUf^Tl n. = ^m^ajit^^. 
 
 TWIJ^ adv. by troops. 
 
 1^^ a. joined in troops. 
 
 ^niTTW n. food from a corporation. 
 
 ^nn'TKr«tIT ^' ^i ember of a corporation. 
 
 lfW«RT f- a harlot, courtesan. 
 
 'F'ftF^T^TfT^RT *'• daughter of a courtesan.* 
 
 iflir^T^ n. food from a courtesan. 
 
 iftr^RTI?^^*! n. carriage of a courtesan. 
 
 iftnr a. numbered, reckoned, valued at 
 (instr.); n. reckoning, calculation. 
 
 itW'l. ^- having adherents; surrounded by 
 
 ^1%^ m. the god GancQa (lit. the lord of the 
 
 hosts or troops, cf. lU^), also E. of Qiva. 
 
 ^Tlg" m. cheek, side of the face (adj. — » 
 
 f. "^ & |5' s^^^ ^-g* 5 b^i^' PJwipl*^' cJ'op, 
 
 (pledge*). 
 ^U^^MlWt f- the region of the cheeks. 
 TXS^^=fT^ & °'5rT (f-) swelling of the glands 
 
 of the neck. 
 ^T^TTf^f^ a. having swollen glands (cf. 
 
 prec). 
 TT!^&%^ f. the region (lit. line) of the cheeks. 
 TT!^^^ n., o^ f. (adj. — <> f. ^^&t) ^^^^^ 
 
 (lit. place or region of the cheeks). 
 TTTSS" s. a pillow. 
 ^n^"^ ni- n- a mouthful of water or any other 
 
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 ^JWf^ 
 
 liquid (for rinsing the mouth or drinking); 
 draught, gulp. — ^^m a. to be drunk by 
 gulps, to be devoured (fig.)- 
 
 a. consisting in lines (a song); to be 
 counted or calculated, to be taken care 
 or notice of. 
 
 "Jlrf a. gone, come; arrived at, got to, fallen 
 into, situated, contained, or being in 
 (ace, loc. or — «) ; belonging or relating 
 to (TTHT or — o); spread, celebrated, 
 known as (loc); departed, gone away to 
 (dat. or inf.); come forth from (abl. or 
 — o); passed away, disappeared, lost, dead, 
 often adj. « — whose — is gone, bereft 
 of — , free from — , -less; entered, fre- 
 quented, visited; got, acquired, n. going, 
 motion; disappearance, loss of ( — o); 
 extension, divulgation ; way, manner. 
 
 IfcTWT a. rested, refreshed. 
 
 ^71^^ & °#f^fl a. lifeless, dead. 
 
 T<7'^TT ^- ^'^o ^^s reached his goal. 
 Y ll7m^ a. gone before. 
 
 ^cfXTfJU'TfT a. gone and come back. 
 
 'TflTTTW a. breathless, dead. 
 
 ^TrfUT'^ a. almost gone or perished. 
 
 ^ff^TT"^ a. scarcely or just gone away. 
 
 ^7f'?n^*T & °^^"^ a. whose youth has passed 
 away, no more young. 
 
 ^(Ti;;^ a. flavourless, insipid. 
 
 "^cf^"?!" a. free from pain or anxiety. 
 
 ^rf^'^ a. free from attachment. 
 
 ^cT^^^ a. free from doubt. 
 
 IrF^TT] a. worthless, vain. 
 
 'TfTTTfT a. going and coming; n. sgl. & pi. 
 the same as subst. 
 
 ^fTTTfir f. = prec. n. 
 
 TffT^i^^a. who has gone or made his journey 
 (also of the moon). 
 
 ^c!T^^f?T«fi a. moving always in the same 
 i ruts (lit. going after the gone). 
 
 IJfTT'^r^ a. going to die or dead (lit. whose 
 life is gone). 
 
 "^RTT^ a. lifeless, dead. 
 
 ^rfir f. going, flying, motion i.g.; going on, 
 
 progress; course, path, way, manner; 
 
 P getting to , obtaining, acquirement (gen.. 
 
 loc. or — o); going out, event, issue; 
 
 starting point, origin, root, cause; expedient, 
 
 means, remedy, refuge; success, happiness ; 
 
 transraigraion, metempsychosis; lot, fate, 
 
 condition. 
 ift^^ m. path (to go).* 
 lf^*T^ ^- a broken or uncertain gait (lit. 
 
 interruption of the gait). 
 Tf?T%^ ni. the same. 
 ^rf?T^«fT a. having motion, moving. 
 ^^T^«R a. waterless. 
 
 ^(cfT!? f- t^ going to (dat.); perishable. 
 
 ^^, T^f^ (**%), PP- Tf^fT speak, pronounce, 
 recite, tell (ace. of pers. & th.), enumerate, 
 name, call. — fif = S. ; P. be called, pass 
 as (nom.). 'Bffl!|' teach, assert. f^f% speak 
 to, address (ace); P. be called. 
 
 ITfS m., "^T f- speech, sentence. 
 
 2^^ m. disease, sickness. 
 
 ?I^«T n. speaking, reciting. 
 
 ?I^ f. mace, club. 
 
 I^T^iTT, ^^T^cl^, & if^'l ^- t>earing a mace 
 (E. of Krsna). 
 
 ;il^^a. & n. stammering; abstr.OffJ f., o^n. 
 
 71^ a. to be spoken; n. speech, prose. 
 
 11^ , only ipzf to be taken hold of, to be 
 seized. — Cf. ^TTf^ & ijft'lf^ff. 
 
 ^[«rT% & ;n«ffl| dat. inf. to go. 
 
 IpfT^ n. to be gone (n. impers. w. instr. of 
 subj.); to be walked (a way), to be ap- 
 proached (esp. sex.); to be undergone or 
 begun; to be reached, got, acquired; to 
 be understood, intelligible. 
 
 ^«ff m. way, course. 
 
 ^rf^cRTW a. willing to go. 
 
 ^•f! going or coming to (ace, loc. or *dat.), 
 used also as fut. pp. (f. ^«^). 
 
 l[i^ ra. (n.) smell, odour, fragrance, fragrant 
 substance, perfume (mostly pi.); the mere 
 smell i.e. a bit of, some likeness with ( — o). 
 
 ^r^^, f. X^ smelling of (— o). 
 
 ^i^;rr5f m. scent -elephant (i.e. an elephant 
 in rut). 
 
 T'^^W ^' ^^^ quality of smell. 
 
 7[^f^ & ^^1^"^ m. =:^i^^W. 
 
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 7T?EifiT m. a sort of rice; n. smelling. 
 
 IfJi^^T^^ m- N. of a mountain and forest. 
 
 "JJt^JTT^ n* du. & pi. fragrances and garlands. 
 
 ^•til^rf^ f- preparation or application of 
 perfumes. 
 
 ^i^'^'^ m. N. of a genius , connected with 
 Soma and the Sun; w. "^"qTi:^ =^p|; later 
 mostly pi. the heavenly singers. 
 
 ^•^^■5(^1^ m. the king of the Gandharvas. 
 
 ^t^^%TcR m. the world of the Gandharvas. 
 
 ^!^^«ff a. smelling, odoriferous. 
 
 'T'Ef^^ & o^TW ^- *^® wind (bearer of odours). 
 
 *1«^^TT ^^' sandal-wood. 
 
 'T'^TST ^' ^^^^ in odours, fragrant. 
 
 ll^'iX ^ f^lfr ^' pi- N. of a people. 
 
 ft^? ^fitifoR & ^"f«^«|^ a. smelling of, per- 
 fumed with; having the mere smell of 
 a thing, being — only by name. 
 
 ^^7^7^ a. perfumed, odoriferous. 
 
 ^¥j m. vulva. 
 
 T*I^r^ n« N. of a hell. 
 
 ^rj^f^ m. arm, hand, ray. 
 
 T^f^T*?? a. having rays, shining; m. the 
 sun. 
 
 ^*ftT deep, profound, impervious, inscrut- 
 able, secret; <> — & n. adv. 
 
 ^»i, 'NifTr, ®%, 'brfTT, ^rf^, pp. (— ^^ w. 
 
 act. & pass, mg.) llr{ (q.v.) go, move; 
 go or come to, get at, fall into or upon, 
 undergo, incur, reach, acquire (ace. ±"Jrf7f, 
 loc, or dat.); approach sex. (ace); move 
 on, wander; keep on (with a pp.)j ap- 
 proach mentally, perceive (±fl«f^j), guess, 
 understand (P. be understood or meant); 
 go away, pass, set out, depart, die. — 
 With the ace. of an abstr. often = become 
 or be w. adj. or pp., as ^ ^''^^fTT he 
 becomes glad, "^trr^^iT ^"^^fTf he is 
 censured (cf. 2f). C. aivt^'HT, °% cause to 
 go or come, lead or bring towards (ace, 
 dat., or loc); put a person into a con- 
 dition (2 ace); grant, impart (gen. of pers. 
 & ace. of th.); cause to go away i.e. send 
 forth ; pass, spend ; overcome ; *cause a 
 person (ace.) through some other (instr.) 
 to go ; make understood, explain ; convey 
 
 the idea of (ace), mean, denote. D. "ftf- 
 ^Jlf^-qf?! (fef^hrn^fTf wish to go, be going. 
 I.^«ftTf5fT approach, visit. — "^^, -^It^T 
 
 go to, meet with. '^fTf pass away, pass 
 over (ace). n5ff\ijget at, meet with, obtain, 
 acquire; commence, undertake, accomplish; 
 approach (sex.), take to wife, marry; find 
 out, invent, discover; perceive, learn, 
 study , read. ^^f%f come near, get at, 
 obtain, acquire; learn, study, read, ^if 
 go after, follow, accompany (also C); 
 seek, look for; approach, arrive, visit, 
 enter; observe, obey, imitate, answer to; 
 go out, be extinguished, die. ^^T'T go 
 after, follow ; penetrate, pervade. ^«rTT 
 step between, exclude from (abl.). "^Xf go 
 away, depart, cease, disappear. ^STq the i 
 same, "^fftf go into, join, approach (sex.); ^ 
 get, obtain, "^f^ come near, approach, 
 visit; go after, follow; find, meet; ap- 
 proach (sex.); undertake, take to (ace), 
 get, acquire; perceive, understand, learn 
 (also C). "^Tcf come down, descend; come 
 to, approach, visit; fall into, incur; get, 
 obtain; undergo, undertake; .learn from 
 (abl.), perceive, guess, understand; be of 
 opinion, know; take for, consider as 
 (2 ace). C. bring near , procure ; cause 
 to know, make acquainted with, teach 
 (2 ace or gen, of pers. & ace of tb.). 
 ^X go near, approach, come to (ace or 
 loe), come back (±g«f^); meet with 
 (instr.); reach, obtain, get at, undergo, 
 incur; befall, betide. C. bring near, convey ; 
 procure, ascertain (ace), learn from (abl.). 
 D. wish to come to (ace). I. approach 
 repeatedly (ace). ^V^l meet with , en- 
 counter, find. "^^T go after or along. 
 ■^^T come near, approach, visit; fall into, 
 incur. "^XIT & ^WTT the same. ^IfT come 
 down to (ace). xn^T go or come round. 
 ITSrr come back, return from (abl.) to 
 (ace); return to life, revive, recover. 
 ^^T come together, associate, meet, en- 
 counter (instr. ± ^^ or 4^|V:|i{^); come 
 near, approach, come to (ace or loe), 
 
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 ^fWr{ 
 
 come back; meet with, find. "^^ go up, 
 rise, shoot up, grow; come forth, extend, 
 spread. ^^T^, D. ^^Tf^^TT^tH wish 
 to withdraw from, to avoid (abl.). "^WT^ 
 rise, go out to meet (ace), extend, spread; 
 agree, consent to (ace). VfW^ come forth 
 again ; go out to meet or to face (ace.) ; 
 set out, depart. "^XJ come near, approach, 
 visit; go against, attack; meet, encounter, 
 approach (sex.), undertake; undergo, 
 incur; reach, befall, happen. "^WXf come 
 near, go to, join, get at; reach, obtain; 
 admit, consent to (ace). ^^^ come near, 
 go to, undergo, incur, fif settle down, 
 approach (also sex.), get at, incur, undergo. 
 ■^Xffif & ^fif meet with, encounter, fif^ 
 go out, depart, proceed from (abl.), appear; 
 go away, disappear; get rid of (abl.); 
 reach, get, fall into (f^T^T^ fall asleep). 
 f^f^^ go out, depart, set off, cease, 
 vanish; get rid of (abl.). X?"^ go away, 
 depart, trf^ walk about, circumambulate, 
 surround, inclose, pervade, spread. If set 
 out, start, advance, proceed; go to, get 
 at (ace). nfTf go to meet, come back, 
 return. fs[ go asunder, go away, pass, 
 cease, vanish. C. pass, spend (time). ^T^ 
 (mostly M.) meet, encounter, join, approach 
 (sex.); harmonize, agree; be fit, answer, 
 correspond. C. bring together, join with 
 (instr.); lead to (ace), bestow on (loe). 
 ^f'l^'^ & ^MtfT^ meet with, come (to- 
 gether) to (ace). — Cf. ^g^lTfl, ^^^, 
 
 1^^ a. going to or in ( — o); m. going, 
 p - march, approach, cohabitation. 
 
 im"^ a. convincing, conclusive; showing, 
 
 betraying (— o). Abstr. o^j-j- f.^ o-^ n. 
 ^^^rSf (dat. inf.) to go or come. 
 ^?T«T n. going, coming, moving; going to, 
 
 entering, approaching (TTfiT, ace, gen., or 
 
 — o); intercourse, cohabitation (— ®); 
 
 setting cut, departure, march. 
 '^JT'ft^ a. accessible, attainable, assailable 
 
 ^y (gen.) 
 
 m. going and coming, going to and fro. 
 *lf'T«I^ a. intending to go to (ace or — o). 
 ^fiT¥ (superl.) coming willingly, ready to 
 
 enter ( — o). 
 ^f^"^ a. going or willing to go. 
 fiT«l, s. depth, bottom. 
 ^f^^ superl. to ^^ift"?:. 
 
 T'WtT'Sf^ a. reigning secretly. 
 
 IfHf a. to be approached or entered, ac- 
 cessible (also for sex. intercourse), attain- 
 a))le to (gen., loe, or — **), possible, fit, 
 proper; to be guessed or understod, per- 
 ceptible, intelligible. Abstr. OffX f-i °^ »• 
 
 1{^ m. house, household, family, N. of a 
 Rishi etc., pi. N. of a people, f. if^j N. 
 of a famous place of pilgrimage. 
 
 1^WT«T a. increasing the family wealth. 
 
 ^[^ a. devouring ( — 0); m. drink, fluid, poison 
 (also n.); a man's name. f. devouring, 
 swallowing. 
 
 IIX^ a. giving poison, m. poisoner. 
 
 ^"^^ n. poison. 
 
 ^ff^^T«l^ m. heaviness, weight, importance, 
 dignity, power. 
 
 Jifr^ & ^Ttit^ V. ^. 
 
 T'^C^^^'^ n. weight, importance. 
 
 ^^^ m. N. of a mythical bird ; also a build- 
 ing or military array of a cert, shape. 
 
 ^T^ s. wing. 
 
 T^^nrf a. winged; m. bird, esp. .Garuda. 
 
 llii m. a man's name; f . "^ & ^ a woman's 
 name. 
 
 JliiX ^' whirlpool, eddy; also = f. 'aniTT ^ 
 o^ churn, butter-vat, a kind of water-jar. 
 
 ^^, ^f?f (°%) roar, growl, hum, rave, 
 thunder, chatter (of birds); brag, boast.— 
 ■^•T roar or rave after. "^f^" roar at 
 (ace), shout. IT begin to roar or thunder. 
 XrfTT roar against, answer with roars, 
 shout at (ace); oppose, resist; emulate 
 or vie with (gen. or instr.). f^ roar, shout. 
 ^T{^ shout together (^^^T i ^K)- — 
 Cf. ^HTRScT, ^^fifT. 
 
 11^ m., o«f n. roar^ noise, thunder. 
 
 ^tf^cT n. the same+ bragging, boasting. 
 
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 1^1^ m. high seat, throne ; the seat of a war- 
 chariot, carriage i.g. 
 
 2^J<f m. n., "^ f. hollow, cave, ditch, grave; 
 a water-hole (only m.). 
 
 I^f'tf^ a. buried in a hole; s. such a post. 
 
 ^(f^^ a. sitting in the war-chariot. 
 
 T(fT^^ (nom. o'^^oR) mounting the war-chariot. 
 
 ^<fT^'^ m. an animal living in holes. 
 
 ^^, T^fif exult. 
 
 1|^ a. ardent, eager. 
 
 7f^^ m. ass (adj. — o f. '^); f. ^%he-ass; 
 N. of sev. plants; (a cert, throw with the 
 dice*). 
 
 ITPtf m. eagerness, desire of ( — »). 
 
 ^rf^«^^ a- greedy, desirous or fond of (—*>). 
 
 'im m. womb, inside, interior (adj. — © having 
 in the interior, containing, filled with); 
 fetus, embryo, scion, fruit, offspring, child. 
 
 *^^«R n)' kind of garland. 
 
 'f^T^RT^ m. the time of pregnancy. 
 
 T^JTfT a. lying in the womb. 
 
 ^Pl^^ n. a lying-in chamber, also=seq. 
 
 71^5%^ n. sanctuary of a temple. 
 
 ip^^^ m., o^^TU n. conception (of the fetus). 
 
 ir^^ffT f., Of^- n. pregnancy. 
 
 ^^^ m. (f^ f,*) a slave by birth. 
 
 7p|^ a. impregnating. 
 
 ^n|\iI'5C;T f. bearing a fetus, pregnant. 
 
 ^n|\in'^I!f n. gestation (of the fetus), preg- 
 nancy. 
 
 inlftf m. breeding place, nest. 
 
 ^nln^f f. (a woman) killing her husband 
 and the child in her womb. 
 
 ^^(f^ f. pregnant. 
 
 'W^^rf^ f-, °TRr ni- womb (abode of the 
 
 fetus). 
 ^^%i;?Ii^ n. inmost apartment, also = 7p|^^. 
 '7f')|l^ a.^^nl^cT, also being inside ( — o). 
 T^l^^^ ^' abortion, miscarriage. 
 ^IHIT^TT n- impregnation. 
 T^TS^ ni. the eighth year from conception. 
 ^ff^«^ a. pregnant (1. & f., w. ace. or instr.); 
 
 f- Tf^Wt a pregnant woman. 
 TH^T ^- ^ ruler by birth. 
 ^nfTf[^ f. a kind of wild bean. 
 
 ^r^f^X f- pl- arrogant language. 
 
 T^t^cf a. arrogant, proud of (instr. or — o). 
 
 ^, ^t^(*»fH), ^^"^(^f^), Pp.^fT (q.v.) 
 chide, blame, censure, reproach, complain 
 to (dat.) of (ace). — *f^ (^f^) find fault 
 with (dat.). f^ reproach, blame, abuse, 
 revile. — Cf. f^f^TT- 
 
 ^^TJf a. reproachful; n. & f. "^J^seq. 
 
 TJ^T f* reproach, censure. 
 
 ^f^fT a. blamed, censured, forbidden, bad^ 
 worse than (abl.). — n. adv. badly, ill. 
 
 Tf^cfT^TlX*' ^' mating forbidden food. 
 
 Tf^*l^ a. blaming, censuring ( — «). 
 
 11^ a. to be blamed, contemptible. 
 
 T^^, T^fTT, PP- Tf^ (q-v.) drip, drop, fall, , 
 vanish, pass away. C. ^l^^f?f cause to I 
 drop, liquify, melt, filter, wring out. — 
 ^ggf^ & '^ drop down. IT the same, f^ 
 be dissolved or melted, fall down, pass 
 away, perish. Ilf% stream forth, cease, 
 vanish, (^gf?^ come forth, break out, rise.*)- 
 
 Cf. Ot^?t, xTf^^rf^. 
 
 im m. throat, neck. 
 T^I^T f- cavity of the throat, gulf. 
 T^^^ m. seizing by the throat, collaring; 
 Tf%7f a. dropped, lost, omitted (esp. a passage 
 in the Rigveda omitted in the Padapatha).. 
 ^f%cT«R !«• kind of dance or gesticulation. 
 ^^^ a. = -jf^. 
 ;ij'^ m. cheek. 
 
 ^^^TTJT ^' filling or swelling the cheeks.* 
 a|t<c(cS m. crystal, crystal vessel. 
 lim (o— & — o, f. t;) bull, cow. ' 
 
 ^cf^ m. a species of ox, the Gayal, f. t^. 
 im^ m. buffalo. 
 
 IT^X'^ m- round window (lit. bull's eye). 
 T^T«TfI n. untruth concerning cows. 
 ^Jfrr^iftf in- bull (lit. master of the cows);. 
 
 E. of Agni and the Sun (lord of the rays). 
 ^f^ir & Tf^"^ a. wishing for cows; fervent, 
 
 eager i.g. 
 '^t%fS' a. the same; f. passion, desire, esp^ 
 
 for fighting; fight, battle. 
 ^r^^ij^cl^ n. N. of a town. 
 T^t'^cin' & T^^ f- du. the groins. 
 
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 TTf^'l 
 
 ^Rfq" , oxfff, oir^f?f & 0% strive after, look 
 
 for (ace). 
 ^iqi^iij a. eager, desirous, esp. of combat. 
 ^f%fiBfi^ a. seeking ( — o). 
 l[cE[ , only pp. ^T^irT eager, desirous (orig. 
 
 & esp. of cattle or combat). 
 ^i^ or i[^ a. consisting of, belonging to, 
 
 coming from cows or cattle; f. ■Jfcgx desire 
 
 for cows or milk, ardour of battle ; n. ^f^ 
 
 cattle, milk, pasture-ground. 
 ^^, f. t = P^ec. adj. 
 ^fcSf^ a. wishing for cattle. 
 
 ^ = ^ifT^, V. 71^ . 
 
 ^T^fTf f. pasture land, district, dwelling place, 
 abode. 
 
 4|^«1 a. deep, thick, impenetrable; n. depth, 
 abyss, thicket, impenetrable place or dark- 
 ness. 
 
 *l^\, f. "^T&f^ deep, impenetrable, confused, 
 perplexed ; n. = prec. n., also secret, riddle. 
 
 ^g^lg a. being in the depth or in the 
 secret. 
 
 ITT? f^^Tf?Tgo, move, come, approach, repair 
 to (ace. or loc); follow, persecute; un- 
 dergo, incur, obtain. — "^^ go or come. 
 ^fTf step beyond, cross; surpass, over- 
 come, escape; leave unnoticed, neglect; 
 pass away, perish, die. "^f^l fall into, 
 obtain; think of, resolve on (ace); re- 
 member, attend to (gen. or ace); study 
 (mostly M.), learn from (abl.). "^wf go 
 after, follow, go along; undergo, incur. 
 "^f«r!T go between (ace); separate, ex- 
 clude from (abl.). "^ST^ go away; keep or 
 cease from (abl.). '^fxj enter, mix with 
 (ace). "^tR? come near, approach, get at, 
 obtain, '^cf go away, be lost; go to, 
 join (ace). '^ & ^^T come near, ap- 
 proach, get at; befall, visit (ace). "^XIT 
 come near , approach , come to (ace). 
 XJ"^ turn round (intr.); carry on, be en- 
 gaged in (ace). '^3^ rise. '^XJ go to, get 
 at (ace), fif^ go out, go away or come 
 forth from (abl.). Xjf^ go about, surround, 
 pervade, enter, befall, visit; disregard, 
 avoid. JT come forth, proceed; move 
 
 towards (ace); go away, withdraw from 
 
 (abl.). ^xnr go away, cease, desist, f^ 
 
 the same. ^R^ meet; go to (ace). 
 2^, ^(T^fT\ (0%) & ^rrf?T, pp. '^ (qv.) 
 
 sing, chant, recite, praise, proclaim; P. 
 
 also be called , have the name of (nom.). 
 
 C. ^q^fTf. I. ^^^ (w. act. & pass. 
 
 •^g")- — "^^ call with a song, "^wf sing 
 
 after or to (ace) ; praise, celebrate. ^?rf*? 
 
 sing or call to (ace), fill or praise with 
 
 song. "^ sing to (ace), gain by singing. 
 
 ^^ intonate, begin to sing, chant, recite, 
 
 fill with song. "^Xf sing to or before (dat., 
 
 loc, ace), praise, celebrate, fill with song. 
 
 f^ accompany with song, sing, proclaim. 
 
 TJ begin to sing; praise, celebrate; sound, 
 
 resound. ^f^TT begin to celebrate. f% 
 
 decry, blame. ^{J^ sing together. — Cf. 
 
 ^WtfT, ^^rr, ^T^^fT, ft^cT, ^'ftff. 
 W[^-> f' ^ being on or in the Ganges, coming 
 
 from it, etc. ; m. metron. of Bhisma. 
 11^^ & 11^ a. & m. the same. 
 lU^ a. dived into, entered ; tight, fast, close; 
 
 vehement, strong; « — & n. adv. strongly, 
 
 extremely, very much. 
 TT^rfT f-5 °^ n- intensity, strongnesg, excess. 
 ^T^'fTrrf'r^ ^' extremely passionate. 
 TT^'^1 a- extremely anxious. 
 Tlf^^ or JMU^1c| m. n. Arjuna's bow. 
 ^71% (dat. inf.) to go. 
 lin^ «]' (f-) motion, course, way, path; 
 
 progress, welfare, refuge, abode, space. 
 2^T^ m. song or singer. 
 ^g^«fr^ a. capacious, commodious. 
 Trg^^ (TTrl'^^) '*^rf^ grant free course, 
 
 further. 
 ^7{ m. singer; a man's name. 
 JH'^ n. (adj. — <> f. "^T & t^ a limb of the 
 
 body (lit. means of going); the body. 
 *^'^T«I%"^"^ f. unguent for the body. 
 TT%T(^T^«T n. rubbing of the body. 
 ;rn^ m. song; f. ^^7 the same, esp. a kind 
 
 of rel. verse or stanza; N. of a metre 
 
 (- ^T^T). 
 W[^S(^ m. singer; f. ^f^^T song, verse. 
 ^Tf^*[.a.famiiiajt with songs, m.a singer; N. 
 
^^ 
 
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 of the father of Vi^vamitra, pi. his de- 
 scendants. 
 
 in^ a. offering a standing ground, fordable, 
 shallow; n. (m.) a shallow place in water, 
 ford. 
 
 ^f^ & ^Tf%r^ m. = W{f^ m. 
 
 iJITftr^ o^^iT, 03% °^, & ^V^ m. patr. 
 names of Vi^vamitra. 
 
 ^•f n. singing, song. 
 
 TfJ'^rif? f* 'IT'^'^ belonging or peculiar 
 to the Gandharvas, esp. w. f^^T^ or 
 f^f^ m. a raarriage without any ceremony ; 
 m. a singer, pi. N. of a people; n. the 
 art of the Gandharvas i.e. song, music. 
 
 TT'^'^f^fV ni- the Gandharva marriage 
 (v. prec). 
 
 in«mT ™-'> ^ f • ^ prince and princess of the 
 Gandharis; m. pl. = seq. 
 
 'FT«mfT ^' pl- N- of ^ people. 
 
 ^f^^ a. going, moving, going to (adv., 
 *acc.± Trf?T); mostly — » going or moving 
 on, in, to, towards, or -like (after an adv.), 
 approaching (sex.) ; reaching, belonging or 
 relating to, meeting with, obtaining. 
 
 TT^'^n- depth, profundity, dignity, generos- 
 ity- 
 
 IfTT^ a. moving (only — o). 
 
 2lUV n^- song. 
 
 3^iET a. belonging to or coming from Gaya. 
 
 4Mqq) m., f^ f . singer. 
 
 "Jfl^^ ni. n. song, verse, hymn ; f. f^ N. of 
 a metre & a cert, sacred verse. 
 
 ^T^f^«^^ m. chanter of hymns. 
 
 ^T^if ra. singer, chanter; n. song. 
 
 TT^^& °^^fT a. pertaining to or resembling 
 the bird Garuda. 
 
 ^1^ m. patr. from ^JlJ; N. of sev. men, pi. 
 of a people. 
 
 ^1?|T^T!|' w. patr. from 4(|«^. 
 
 TT^ n- greediness, desire. 
 
 ^T"lf a. born from the womb, relating to the 
 fetus or the pregnancy. 
 
 ^rrftt«li a. relating to the womb, maternal. 
 
 'h^'^^ in. (^ "^ftr) the fire of the house- 
 bolder (r.). m. n. = seq., n. government of 
 a family, household. 
 
 TT^^T^TTTT ^- bt)nse or place for the G.- 
 fire (r.). 
 
 71 1 i|^^ a. pertaining to a householder; n. 
 household. 
 
 TT^ a. domestic. 
 
 IIJ^ a. produced by the throat. 
 
 ^T'5ITn. straining, filtering; abusing, reviling. 
 
 ^T^f^ ni. N. of an ancient teacher; pi. his 
 descendants. 
 
 ^nf^ f- pl- (& sgl.*) abusive language, insult. 
 
 ^f , ^11% (^''RT), PP- 'IT^ (q.v.) dive or 
 enter into (ace). — ^f?T emerge from, 
 overcome face), "^ff'^ penetrate into (ace). 
 "^j^ or ^ plunge or enter into, be absorbed 
 in (loc. or ace). "^^ emerge, rise, "'gxf 
 enter. If penetrate, pervade, f^ dive into, 
 bathe in, enter, penetrate (ace or loe); 
 get, attain (ace); w. cfi^Ji;. be equal to 
 (gen.). — Cf. ^^^^, ^^T^, tff^in^, 
 TRT^, ^TT^, f^^T^. 
 
 "Jfj^ ni. depth, interior. 
 
 IJJ^ n. plunging, bathing. 
 
 lOlT ^ • 1? 
 
 2f^r'r a. s. singing, singer; f. song, word, voice, 
 
 call, verse, praise. "f'TTT by the advice or 
 
 in the name of (gen. or — o). 
 3f^ V. 25. 
 AftTK ( — ®) devouring. 
 5t% m.^f^ft- 
 
 2f^T (-o) = seq. 
 
 flffl^ m. mountain, hill. 
 
 f'rfT«RT«f'T n. mountain-wood.* 
 
 f^ff^f^ff^ a. dwelling on hills. ® 
 
 flff^;]^!;; a. mountain-roving. 
 
 f^fT;^! a. mountain-born, f. "^ the mountain- 
 daughter (Parvati). 
 
 firfT^T a. = prec. a. 
 
 t^rfrW^ f. mountain-torrent. 
 
 fijf^^ a. protecting mountains (Rudra-Qiva). 
 
 f^tr^'f a- hill-fort. 
 
 f^f^lff m. pi. the minerals in a mountain; 
 red chalk. 
 
 Wt^ft f. = f^fTW^. 
 
 f'rfT^fJ ™- chief of the mountains; high 
 mountain or rock. 
 
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 5^^trw 
 
 f^rfll^Tj^ n. hill-top. 
 
 f^ffi;;iT7^ m. the table-land of a mountain. 
 
 f^ff?[^X! !"• ^^ excellent mountain. 
 
 faipi;^^ a. dwelling on mountains, m. E. of 
 
 Rudra-Qiva. 
 fi||\yT «i- being on mountains. 
 
 t^I[ m.=f^i?f?r. 
 
 f^fi^^ & f^T^Hr^ a. = seq. 
 
 f7|r^«|^ a. rich in praise. 
 
 ^ft a. sung, praised, proclaimed, named, 
 
 called; n. song, verse, f. "^ sacred song 
 
 or poem. 
 ^ffcjj n. = prec. n. 
 4^fT"WT a- fit to be sung. 
 'ftrl'TTf^"'^ n. T. of a poem (lit. Govinda 
 
 praised in song). 
 
 ^fi«f(€r "• song and dance. 
 
 ^fT^T'?^ "• song and music. 
 
 nf^fTpq'T'^ m. singing master. 
 
 ^fTT f. song; N. of a metre. 
 
 ^nEfT^T f- a cert, metre. 
 
 #^ f. song. 
 
 ^^TUf m. a god. 
 
 i;j, only I. ^J^ & ^T^^TT sound , praise, 
 
 proclaim. 
 2g a. going, coming (— °). 
 3lj(adj. -0):.%. 
 ^T^g (m.) n. bdellium. 
 
 ^^ m. N. of a man, pi. his race. f. T^= '5^. 
 IJ^ (& *oR) m. bundle, b unch, bush. 
 ^■^^T^ n. sgl. bushes and shrubs. 
 
 7f^ m., ^f^cT n. buzzing, humming. 
 
 ^^T f* the Guiija berry (used as a weight). 
 
 irfZ«RT f' globe, pill, pearl, jewel. 
 
 ^^ m. a globe or ball (also OcR m.); treacle, 
 
 molasses, a pill (also ijf^^oRT f-)j P^- ■^• 
 
 of a people. 
 ^^^^T*fT f- pi- grains of corn with sugar. 
 1^^^, f. "I" made of sugar. 
 5^^^Tr f. sugar. 
 T^TcR^ m. E. of Arjuna. 
 ^^T"^oR "• sugar-water. 
 ^^^*f n- boiled rice with sugar. 
 
 ^pjf m. thread, cord, rope, string (adj. — <> 
 after a num.= -fold or — times, lit. -thread- 
 ed); division, species, kind; anything second- 
 ary or unessential, e.g. the seasoning of a 
 dish (opp. "^^), (g.) the secondary object 
 (cf. ^nSFofJ^i^^), the articulation (opp.'^T'T)^ 
 the secondary gradation (opp.Hf^); (ph.) 
 the quality, peculiarity or attribute (opp. 
 5j^^ or ^HTW)^ one of the five attributes 
 or the three qualities; good quality, 
 virtue, excellence; merit, high degree, pi. 
 the six or four measures of royal policy. 
 Abstr. ^cfT f-, °c^ n. 
 
 ^^ (adj. —0)=^. 
 
 ^W«R^*l^ n. a secondary action (abl. ^TTrT^) 
 or secondary object (opp. If'tlT'T cff^i^^). 
 
 TCr^R^"'? !!• confusion of the (three) qualities. 
 
 ^[XJJ^^ a. respectable. 
 
 iM(ljJ|^ & o^^ a. to be captivated by, i.e. 
 sensible of, virtues or merits. 
 
 'FW^TT m. assemblage of virtues or merits. 
 
 ^Wff ^ a. = 3fU!J]^. 
 
 3]ili^^ m. the breaking of the cord (loss of 
 merits). 
 
 1"'ir'^ ^- knowing virtues or merits; abstr. 
 
 " ^rTT f. 
 
 ^njRT^ adv. according to the (throe) qualities. 
 
 5W(??Tfl«l^ a. abandoning virtue. 
 
 'HIF'^T'^f^ a. knowing good and evil. 
 
 ITJT^rT a. supported by virtues (cords). 
 
 ^TJJ^T"^ m. N. of an author. 
 
 ^TSJWfT a. secondary, subordinate. 
 
 TXJf^^fl^ adv. according to the difference 
 of quality. 
 
 ^niji^TW a. perceiving the qualities. 
 
 injJJI"^ a. consisting of threads; containing 
 the three qualities; virtuous. 
 
 ^Ur^, o'qf?T. PP- ^rftrrf multiply, increase. 
 
 ;WTJf^xr«T m. n. an attributive or adjective. 
 
 ^TJF^tIT f-, **lSf n. abstr. to seq. 
 
 a jmejTl a. having a thread (virtues); pos- 
 sessed of the five qualities (cf. gW) I 
 virtues, excellent, useful, good. Conipar. 
 ^XH^tTT;, superl. ©tT^. 
 
 ^W^^W & **^^W a. endowed with good 
 qualities or virtiii'S 
 
^w^¥ 
 
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 I^^T^ m. attachment to the qualities (ph.). 
 
 ITIJJ^T'^ to be won by virtues. 
 
 ^liril^T a. destitute of merit or virtues. 
 
 ^jpSfT^nir m- pi. virtues or faults. 
 
 5^TST f». N. of a poet (lit. rich in virtue). 
 
 ^p^rr^ftfT^- having overcome the qualities (ph.). 
 
 IWT'^TT "• another quality. *T;T^T«T n- the 
 
 addition of another quality, i.e. occupation 
 
 with, care of (gen.). 
 5WTf««Frf a.=^4ij^^'3i, also auspicious, lucky. 
 ^pinf^^Tf^'l. a. desirous of virtues. 
 I^JfT^'^fm. the (very) seat of virtues; adj. most 
 
 virtuous. 
 ^inUT^^ m. the seat of the qualities, also - 
 
 prec. (m. & adj.) 
 ^ftji^^ a. having a cord (virtues); having 
 
 parts, qualities, advantages, or merits; 
 
 auspicious, lucky (day); object, thing, 
 
 substantive. 
 ^mH w. ^^Sf^ or ^ submit, yield to (gen.); 
 
 pp. ^JT)ft*|fT subject to (gen.), also = g- 
 
 ^T^l^^^ a. shming with virtues. 
 
 TT!|1W^ ^- superiority of merits. 
 
 ^U! Tech's a. distinguished by merits. 
 
 ^Tin^^ "'• rising or development of virtues. 
 
 ^TS^, ^JTI5"^17T, pp JirU^rf veil, conceal, hide, 
 cover. — ^^, ^^^, ^T, & tlf^= S. 
 
 ^n!^«T n., oi^j f. veiling, covering with ( — o). 
 
 *^T(^ m. a necklace of 32 strings. 
 
 *^fM l^ m. a necklace of 24 strings. 
 
 1^ m. (n.) the rectum or anus. 
 
 Jp^ m., "^f f. N. of sev. plants. 
 
 lljq^, pp. ^ftlclf & IfH (q-v.) keep, protect, 
 guard from (abl.). D. ^^T^^ (ofTf) beware 
 of, shun, detest; pp. ^^jfx^rf detested, 
 abominable, or *detesting (w.abl.). — irfTT 
 beware of (abl.). f% D. fly from, be afraid 
 of (abl.). — Cf. ^ftj^H. ^^5H. ^f^^. 
 
 2^p^ ( — °) keeping, guarding. 
 
 ^"3" a. kept, preserved, guarded, hidden, 
 secret; n. adv. privately, secretly, loc. at 
 a secret place; m.N. of sev. kings, esp. — «. 
 
 ajfpr f. keeping, protection , guard , caution, 
 hiding, concealment, prison. 
 
 ^ifgm^cfi «!• guardian of a prison, jailer.* 
 ^TXfi, ^^XfjfTr & ^tR^frf, pp. ^f^T^ string 
 together, wreathe, wind. 
 
 *lift up. — "^1? reject, revile, threaten. 
 -^^ threaten. "^T approve, agree. "^^ lift 
 up, raise. — Cf. ''3^Tu'. 
 
 ^^, f. lt^f a. heavy, weighty (w. abl. also = 
 ^■^cTT)^ ^^g' ^a^g®' g''^at, long (prosod.) ; 
 strong, vehement; difficult, hard; bad, 
 evil; iujportant, valuable, venerable. 
 Comp. "J'^flT '^ 'TTV^i^ heavier, weight- 
 ier, etc. than(abl.) ; very heavy, weighty etc.; 
 superl. '^fi;"^ very big or swollen. — m. any 
 venerable person, as father, mother (du. 
 the parents), teacher (also pi.), esp. Brhas- 
 pati as the teacher of the gods, any elder 
 relative; chief of ( — o). f. Ij^ pregnant, 
 a pregnant woman. 
 
 ^^cfiflj n. an important matter. 
 
 'J"^eir5r n. the teacher's house; ®^1^ m. the 
 living in it, scholarship. 
 
 ^^ n. =prec. n. 
 
 TI'^^^T f. service to the teacher. 
 
 ^[[^fl^ m. the teacher's bed ; violator or 
 violation of it. 
 
 ^^rl^^, ^Tlftr^, & 5^f%r^ a. violating 
 the teacher's bed. 
 
 3re<nf- weight, burden, difficulty, importance, 
 gravity; the office or state of a teacher. 
 
 5^^ n. weight, heaviness, severity; prosod- 
 ieal length, importance etc. = prec. 
 
 ^^^f^lITT f- the teacher's fee.* 
 
 lireoTf^ m. the teacher's wife. 
 
 11'^^ f. pi. hard work. 
 
 Tf^tl'^ m. the teacher's son. 
 
 ^T^XT^T & ^T^^rfW f- reverence towards the 
 
 teacher. 
 5^m^Tf. = 5^TT- 
 
 ^ire"5n^rW n. great and small, i.e. relative 
 importance or value, prosodical length and 
 shortness. 
 
 ^ar^^c^ adv. like (towards) the teacher. 
 
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 ?^T 
 
 Ij'^Hf^ f. the (right) conduct towards the 
 teacher; <»T:?T^a. behaving properly towards 
 the teacher. 
 
 lp^"5JTEfT f. obedience to the teacher. 
 
 ^re'^^Xf a. obedient to the teacher. 
 
 ^^X; m., o";^ f. the district of Guzerat. 
 
 ^4^'*iT f. the teacher's wife. 
 
 g4^*JT^T ^' adultery with the teacher's 
 
 wife. 
 IT^t^ m. an important affair; also the teacher's 
 
 affair or fee; o^^ adv. for the parents 
 
 or the teacher. 
 ^fqTjV f- pregnant, a pregnant woman; N. 
 
 of a metre. 
 ^ m. = 5^. 
 *in?!«HT f- a ball or pill. 
 
 "JT^xh m. the ancle. 
 
 ^J^'^H^^ a. reaching to the ancles. 
 
 Jj^ m. (n.) shrub, bush, thicket; a troop or 
 guard of soldiers. 
 
 aic||ch m. the betel-nut tree. 
 
 1^^, 'TffTT, °%, pp. ^ (q-v.) hide, cover, 
 keep secret. — "^fXI hide, put away, "^f^ 
 cover, conceal; embrace. '^^ pierce or 
 twist through. "^JXJ cover, hide, embrace. 
 fw{ & f^fif cover, conceal, keep secret. — 
 
 Cf. ^xi^, f^rg^, f%^. 
 
 2^ f. hiding-place. 
 
 ^T^ m. E. of Skanda & Qiva. f. ^^T = prec. 
 + cave, pit, mine, fig. the heart. Instr. 
 ?I^ in secret, secretly; w. oR & VT con- 
 ceal, remove. 
 
 ITfTIf^ a. living in hiding-places or caverns, 
 also =seq. 
 
 ^^f^cT a. being (laid) in a secret place, in 
 the heart. 
 
 IJ"^ a. (to be) hidden or covered , secret, 
 n. a secret, mystery, adv. secretly, in 
 silence. 
 
 ^"^ipR in- a cert, class of demi-gods. 
 
 1^ (5^) a. hidden, private, secret; n. dark- 
 ness, a secret, loc. secretly. 
 
 4|(g^ a. secretly born. 
 
 T^l^T ^' prison (lit. secret house). 
 
 ^ST^ a. & m. (having a) secret meaning. 
 
 l[c{ a. approved, welcome, pleasing. 
 Itf7\ f. praise, applause, flattery. 
 Jp^ m. a jump. 
 anJ^, ^^^rf^ praise. 
 
 Tf^if n. hiding, concealing. 
 ©«- 
 
 15, ^Tf?T, ^Wf?r (also w. pass, mg), f^"?^, 
 ®fiT (only vv. ^J^) sing, invoke, call, 
 praise, proclaim, relate. — - 15("iT join in 
 praising; answer, agree (*dat.); repeat. 
 "^f^ chime in with (ace); salute, praise, 
 approve, accept. "^J approve, praise. 
 Tf^T answer, respond, "^^tl invoke, call 
 to (ace). IT proclaim, extol, celebrate. 
 irfTT invoke, welcome (ace); answer, 
 respond (dat.); assent, agree (*dat.). 
 ^fT(^ chime in, agree, assent, promise, 
 acknowledge, affirm. 
 
 2^, f^tf^orf^f?r, f^T%, ■Pr^t^(5^ifrr), 
 
 pp. ^T!f swallow, devour. — ^ifcf swallow 
 down. "^3^ spit out, pour out, discharge, 
 eject, burst out with (ace). fiT swallow 
 down, devour, suppress, f^^ spit out. 
 ^f^ devour. — Cf. ^"^Iir. 
 
 3^, I. ^T^(t (^T'TTfiT, ^T^f?T, *»^) be 
 
 awake, wake up, wake or be watchful, 
 have a care for (dat.), rule over (loc. ± 
 -^fV). C. WT^T^rf^ ^va^^' (trans.), rouse, 
 excite, animate. If keep watch, -wait for 
 (gen.), wake (trans.). Iff?T watch near or 
 over (ace). — Cf. ^fTof^- 
 
 ^^ m. N. of a plant. 
 
 ^^«f & oofj m. a kind of garlic. 
 
 ^Tci^ a. clever, dexterous, wise. 
 
 ^IcM^d m. N. of a poet; pi. his descendants. 
 
 il^ s. the region near the anus (of a horse). 
 
 irW a. eager, desirous of, longing for (loc). 
 
 T^n' ^^fff, PP- "5^ (q-v) be eager or 
 greedy, speed, hasten, strive after, long 
 or wish for (ace. or loc). — "^^ & ITfTT 
 strive after, covet (loc). 
 
 ^f^ a. rash, eager, greedy, desirous of (loc. 
 or — o). 
 
 ^raTfj f. abstr. to prec. 
 
5^ 
 
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 ^ihi^r a. to be desired; f. m^T= prec. 
 
 Ijf^ii;^ a. eager, desirous of ( — «). 
 
 j(}^ a. the same; m. vulture, f. f;^ female v., 
 
 the myth, mother of the vultures. 
 TlJRi^ ^- vulture-peak (N. of a mountain). 
 ^W^fTT, ^TTW^, & ojjm m. the king of 
 
 the vultures (Jatayu). 
 ^^ f. grasping, seizing; dat. ^i^ as inf. 
 ^*jf m. grasp. 
 
 ^^l-^r^, ^*r^rf grasp, seize. 
 ^*|T^^, o^|f?r the same. — ^g accept, take 
 
 care of (ace). "^^ keep back, stop, "^j^ 
 
 grasp, seize, keep together. 
 ^f^T a, holding, containing (gen.). 
 ^jf^ f. heifer. 
 
 'T^ ( — °) grasping, seizing. 
 ^^ m. a servant (lit. who grasps or lays hold 
 
 on anything); n. house (as the receiving 
 
 or containing), mansion, habitation (also 
 
 m. pi., sgl. only in Veda); temple, bower 
 
 (mostly — o), sign of the zodiac; m. pi. 
 
 inhabitants of a house, a family. 
 ^^mrl & **>eU m.* domestic pigeon. 
 ^^^•l^ n. domestic work or rite. 
 ^f'^lfT'C ^' house or mason wasp. 
 ^f^T^ & ^f fT^ n- domestic work or affair. 
 ^^ a. born in the house. 
 ^I'^'T m- family. 
 ^^Tff a. =^f5r. 
 ^f^ m. giver of a house. 
 ^f^T^ n. house-post; o^ adv. 
 ^f^TO m., t; f. domestic servant or slave. 
 ^f ^Tf m. burning of a house, conflagration. 
 ^f^f^ f. the splendour or ornament of a 
 
 house (a virtuous woman). 
 ^f^^ffT f. pi. the deities of a house. 
 ^^TT "• house-dcor. 
 ^f"q m. guardian of a house. 
 ^^^f?I ni. master of a house, householder, 
 
 (f. ^^xr^) E. of Agni. 
 ^m^ m. = ^f n. 
 ^f^f% m. domestic oblation; o^ir m. a 
 
 sparrow or crow (eater of it). 
 ^H^ m. master of a house. 
 ^JR"^"?^ m. domestic or tame peacock.* 
 l^f^V in- domestic sacrifice. 
 
 2^JTV a. performing domestic rites, partak- 
 ing of or belonging to them ; m. house- 
 holder = ^^^. 
 
 T^^f^«l^ = prec. adj. & m., f. ©if^ a. house- 
 wife. 
 
 "T^%^^ a. pertaining to the domestic sacri- 
 fice or the householder; n. domestic sacri- 
 fice. 
 
 fWT^T f- the guarding of a house. 
 
 ^W^^ m. house-parrot or house-poet. 
 
 ^I'^'^'IJcR m. house-builder. 
 
 'T^^TT^ ^- domestic crane. 
 
 ^^W »• living in the house of ( — o); m. 
 
 householder, a Brahman in the second 
 
 stage of his religious life. 
 ^T^ m. household affairs or care. 
 ^fT^^ ra. the order of the householder (cf. 
 
 ^f^ m. master of a house. 
 
 ^rff«[^ a. having a house; m. householder, 
 
 1- Tffllft house-wife. 
 ^W^ a. grasped, taken, conceived, etc.; often 
 
 ® — having taken or conceived; taken by, 
 
 provided with. 
 T^ff^m a. armed with (lit. having taken) 
 
 a bow.* 
 ^l^fT^g & °^^^ a. the same.* 
 ^l^fT'TTT^'^ a. named, mentioned.* 
 IWtrT^^TTfm a. seized by repentance.* 
 ^^flXTT^"?! a. furnished with provisions.* 
 'T^rTT^''^ a. having conceived the words or 
 
 meaning of (gen.).* 
 Ifl'cIT^ a. having conceived the purpose.* 
 ^^trfT^JW'T ^- veiled, covered (carriage).* 
 ^ir^f?f f. taking, conceiving. 
 ^fi w. ^ become a house or habitation. 
 W m. beggar. 
 
 TC^T ^^- master of a house ; f. t;^ housewife. 
 IIIT a. to be seized or taken, perceptible. 
 
 s^lT-^ft^Kv. v^J- 
 
 S^ff a. belonging to a house, domestic, m. 
 the house-fire, pi. the inmates of a house, 
 the family or servants; f. "^T &n. domestic 
 rite or rule. 
 
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 ^lU^"^ n- manual of domestic rules. 
 
 *5fT^oR m. ball for playing. 
 
 ^^ a. to be sung or praised; ^singing (geu.); 
 
 n. song. 
 l%ajr m. singer, chanter. 
 2%^ m. joint, juncture. 
 ^^ n. house, mansion; %f^T^ f. = ff^Wl"* 
 
 ilfiTTTT^fr m. =^fc|fq-fcr.* 
 
 ^^"^ , °'?rt^ take for a house. 
 
 i^lU a. being in a house, domestic. 
 
 SijfJ n. household, domestic wealth. 
 
 %fTQoR n. ("^ f.) red chalk. 
 
 "jifj m. bull, ox, ox-hide, leather, sinew; pi. 
 cattle, herds, the stars or rays of light 
 (as the herds of the sky); pieces of flesh, 
 cow-milk (also sgl.). — f. cow, the earth (as 
 the milch cow of kings); speech and Sa- 
 rasvatl, the goddess of speech. 
 
 ^TT^^ a- having cows or milk as chief part 
 or object. 
 
 1T^^^ a. swarming with cows or stars. 
 
 l%[cfJXTf m. cow-ear. 
 
 2^cRTJ|"a. cow-eared; m. a kind of antelope, 
 N. of a place of pilgrimage sacred to Qiva, 
 of (piva himself, & of sev. men. 
 
 ll^RTT a. desirous of kine. 
 
 ^«R'TOT f- love of cows. 
 
 ^T^^ n. herd or station of cattle. 
 
 ^II^T "• cow-milk. 
 
 Ifi^ a. noxious to kine, kine -killing; m. a 
 cow-slayer. 
 
 irT^«^«f n. a kind of sandal-wood; f. "^J a 
 kind of leech. 
 
 ^T^"?^ m. reach, scope, sphere, range (lit. 
 field for cattle); adj. being within range 
 or reach of, subject to, accessible, per- 
 ceptible, attainable by ( — o or gen.). 
 
 irr^T a. sprung from the cow. 
 
 ^nr^Trl a. star- born (the gods). 
 
 TTTW ^' ox. 
 
 JIIU:^ m. N. of a people. 
 
 IHrf^ m. the biggest ox; N. of sev. men, 
 pi. their race. 
 
 ^^ n. cow-stall (m.) ; race, family; family 
 
 name, name i.g. ; a grandson & cert, further 
 descendants, also a patron suffix (g.). 
 
 ^"^^ a. born in the family, noble; m. a rel- 
 ative. 
 
 'TT'^'fT'T'i: (& o^T^^*) n. family name. 
 
 ^11^ •iT'1Tfi?^"R?T^ adv. by race, name, and 
 family. 
 
 TT"^f^^ a. opening the cow-shed or destroy- 
 ing families, m. E. of Indra. 
 
 *Im1\^^ n. du. the family name and in- 
 heritance. 
 
 ^IMI^I f' family name, patronymic. 
 ^f^«|^ a. belonging to the same race; m. a 
 
 relative. 
 IW^ n- state or nature of a cow. 
 JfJ^ a. giving cows ; f "^J N. of a river. 
 ^n^ a. = prec. a. 
 1<M<^1*T n. the gift of cows. 
 2^T^«T n* the part of the head close to the 
 
 ear & a cert, ceremony performed with it.. 
 
 %^^Tt f- N. of a river. 
 ?IT^^ (nom. °^oR) m. a cow-milker or herd. 
 IT^T^ m., oif n. the milking of cows. 
 TTptf m. pi. N. of a people, f. ^TOT bow- 
 string, sinew, arm-leather (cf. ^^H^f^"^) ; 
 
 a kind of lizard. 
 ^TT^if n. possession, herd, or station of cows ;; 
 
 m. N. of a man. 
 ^T^?7 m. wheat. 
 
 1T«f«i^ or inT^ m. pi. N. of a people. 
 IT'?^ or »ifT^ f. a kind of snake. 
 IfTX? m. cow-keeper, cowherd (f. "|^), keeper 
 
 or guardian i.g., E. of Krsna. 
 TT"'7fiT m. bull, the sun or moon (lit. lord of 
 
 the cows or stars); lord or chief i.g. ; E. 
 
 of Krsna, Varuna, & Qiva. 
 ifTR^ m. way for cows; T. of a Brahmana. 
 
 "IJlHil n. guarding, protecting (also JJT'T'fT f.) 5 
 
 hiding, concealment. 
 ^TtJ«ft^ a. to be guarded from (abl.). 
 
 irjl^^, °^f^ & °^%. PP- %ftcf guard, 
 
 preserve, hide, keep secret. 
 itJT^ m. cowherd, guardian, protector; f. the 
 
 wife of a cowheili etc. 
 
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 ?n^T^^5 **^f?I & ®^% guard, protect, keep 
 
 secret. — "^rfiT & "qf^ A. guard, shelter. 
 T||l||^ m. cowherd; prince, king; E. of 
 
 Krsna. 
 'itmi^'SR m. cowherd (f. of%^T); E. of 
 
 Krsna. 
 '[T"m^<^ I <e|i m. a cowherd's boy, a young 
 
 cowherd.* 
 TTm^'TT a. granting protection. 
 Tnftl^ (superl.) protecting best. 
 l«lT»il^ m. a draught of rnilk. 
 2«nMl^ ^' protection, shelter. 
 TJTXI^ n. cow's tail; m. a kind of monkey. 
 TT^T "• town-gate, gate i.g. 
 ^^^ & afJiq^ m. chief herdsman, E. of 
 
 Krsna. 
 %fg[ m. guardian, protector (f. ^T"^, n.^T"??)' 
 
 who hides or conceals. 
 ^"^•^ a. kin to a cow. 
 %r"^^^cfiT«TiT n- pl« cows, grain, and gold. 
 WTjTT^^ "• sgl- a cow and (or) a Brahman. 
 %fi^T^ a. earning a cow. 
 %ffiT'5f m. N. of an author. 
 %rH^^ & ^^(K^ m. king. 
 "ihTTnT a. possessing, containing, consisting 
 
 of, cows or milk, milky (draught); f. ^- 
 
 ^^ a place abounding in herds, ^T^^ 
 
 N. of suv. rivers; n. ^^c^ possession of 
 
 cattle. 
 %rit^ a. consisting of cattle; n. (often pi.) 
 
 m. cow-dung. 
 ITTTTrf a. having a cow for mother. 
 "^T^T^ a. lowing like a cow; m. a kind of 
 
 frog, a jackal & N. of a jackal. 
 ^rf'I^'T ("• sgl- & m. pi.) a pair of cattle, 
 
 a bull and a cow. 
 %rrT*t, ra. owner of cattle or kine. 
 7ff7Tl§ m. a cert, musical instrument; N. of 
 
 sev. men. 
 ^TTT"^ n. a cow's urine. 
 "jpfnT ffl- the Bos Gavaeus. 
 ^T%V ^ TT^"^ m. the sacrifice of a cow. 
 J| I *IT«T n* a carriage drawn by oxen or cows, 
 
 carriage i.g. 
 %rg"^ a. yoked with or drawn by cattle. 
 TTT^^R a. guarding cattle; m. cow-herd. 
 
 'TTT^T f-> **'W n- keeping or breeding cattle. 
 
 ijTT^ ^- cow-milk, milk i.g. 
 
 ifT^T'^'ifT f. a bright yellow pigment pre- 
 pared from the bile of a cow. 
 
 %P5T & ®«fi «^- ball^ globe; a widow's bastard. 
 
 ^"RTl^^ m.^%T5^ m. 
 
 ^^V in- the killing of a cow. 
 
 ^T^\|i! m, N. of a mountain and an author; 
 E. of Krsna. 
 
 'FT^T'51 m. a cow's hair. 
 
 %Tf^^ a. getting cows. 
 
 'Ttf^'TfT m- a form of the horse-sacrifice. 
 
 irif^.^ m. E. of Krsna- Visnu (lit. ='irTf^^). 
 
 *^jH«rf I <^ch m. an excellent bull.* 
 
 ^X^TEf m. bull, E. of Qiva. 
 
 ^T^^W ^' ^^^ scrotum of a bull. 
 
 itX"^^ ^- cow-pen. 
 
 'TT^fi^ n- cow-dung. 
 
 ^T^eR^^ ni- liquid (lit. the juice of) cow- 
 dung. 
 
 'TT'SIT^T f« cow stall. 
 
 ifX^'t"^ m. N. of a serpent-demon (lit. cow- 
 head); n. a cert, weapon, a kind of sandal- 
 wood. 
 
 i^jOTtsr n. a cow's horn. 
 
 %"f^^ n. sgl. oxen and horses; m. N. of a 
 mountain. 
 
 ^"qflir, 'TT^^, & 'TT^T a. getting cattle. 
 
 'h^TfJT f- getting cattle, fighting for booty. 
 
 ifT^ ni. cow-pen, stable, station, place ; n. a 
 kind of Qraddha; f. ^TT^ assembly, meet- 
 ing, society, party, fellowship, conver- 
 sation. 
 
 'TTFt^Tf n. carriage of an assembly. 
 
 "jllShl a. being in a cow-pen. 
 
 "^rf^^n- the mark or impression of a cow's 
 foot, a small puddle; fig. a trifle. 
 
 iri^ m. a kind of (orig. cow-) sacrifice. 
 
 "irT^if ra. the udder of a cow; *a kind of 
 garland. 
 
 Wli^Tfi?'^ ni. the owner of a cow. 
 
 "^T^ m. hiding place, lair; (N. of a man*). 
 
 ^T^tJTT f- the killing of a cow. 
 
 ^^1^ & ^fnT killing cattle, m. a cow- 
 killer. 
 
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 ^^7 f- 1^ made of sugar or belonging to the 
 
 Gaudas. m. n. N. of a country; m. pJ. N. 
 
 of a people; f. t!^ rum made of sugar. 
 %njf, f. '1^ secondary, subordinate, also = seq. 
 tjlfllfcfi, f. 1^ relating to or depending on the 
 
 qualities. 
 ^r|ii, f- t^ descending from Gotama. m. N. 
 
 of sev. men ; f. N. of a river and sev. 
 
 women. 
 
 %rrf^TT^ "• ^- ^f ^ forest. 
 
 itJX, f. 'S^ white, yellowish, reddish; brilliant, 
 
 beautiful. m. = ^JT^T^ f>r - ^T^% 
 
 N. of a teacher; f . "|^ a female buffalo, a 
 
 young girl before puberty, E. of the wife 
 
 of ^iva, N. of sev. women. 
 %TTT1 m- N. of sev. men. 
 %T"^^T'T rn. a kind of buffalo (Bos Gaurus). 
 Jlli^^ a. relating to a Guru or teacher; n. 
 
 weight, heaviness, (prosodical) length; 
 
 importance, gravity, authority, respect, 
 
 reverence. 
 ^T^^n? "1. yellow mustard or the seed of 
 
 it (considered as a weight). 
 ^1 ( *r^ ^^ the father of Gaurl, i e. the Hi- 
 malaya. 
 %TT^«TT^ & ^TTtl^fTT m. the husband of 
 
 Gaurl, i.e. Qiva. 
 ITTt^^TWT f- the adoration of Gaurl, a cert. 
 
 festival. 
 %T'^^it & %TT1"^ m. the lord of Gaurl, 
 
 i.e. Qiva. 
 ^TT^Wff n- the vow of Gaurl (a kind of rite). 
 ^T f« a superhuman female, a kind of goddess 
 
 or female genius; poss. o^«fT • 
 ^T"^rf^ m. the husband of a divine wife. 
 ^T^(ft f- a divine wife. 
 flTT^ V. "q^T??i|[. 
 
 I^T f- the earth (only abl. gen. I^T^). 
 Jl"^ , U'^, '^T^Tfir, PP- ^f^ri tie or string 
 
 together, arrange, compose, write. — "'g^ 
 . tie up, fasten, wind; also = C. '^g"^'?rf?I 
 
 unbind, loosen, f^ & ^i^ bind together, 
 
 connect. — Of. ^Trf^rT- 
 '?r^«f n., ^J f. tying, binding, connecting. 
 ^rf^'t, ii- playing tricks, artful. 
 T[^ ra. bunch, tuft. 
 
 ^T^ m. arranging of words, composition, 
 text, chapter, section. 
 
 '^f^cRTT ^ °«fifl^ m- the author of a work. 
 
 T(^^ n. =:^^iT. 
 
 Jff^ m. knot, tie, joint (also of the body) ; 
 N. of sev. plants. 
 
 "^f^«R m. relater, fortune-teller, astrologer. 
 
 ^f^'^'^cfi m. purse-cutter, pick-pocket. 
 
 ^f"^«l^ a. versed in books, learned. 
 
 ?Tf^^^ m. = ^Tf^%^ 
 
 Trf^^ifT^ a. tied, bound. 
 
 Trf^Sf^ a. knotted, knotty. 
 
 ir^ s. bunch, tuft. 
 
 ^W^ or ^J, JWITTfcr, ^Tjft^, ^TfTl, ^J^ 
 (^fTI, °H), pp. 5»ftfT & ^ftft (q.v.) 
 grasp, seize, catch; take (in various mgs, e.g.) 
 gather, pluck, collect, take up or draw 
 (a fluid); take away, rob, occupy, buy, 
 chose, marry, esp. w. XTrfW o^ "^^T take 
 (by) the hand (ace); accept, receive; 
 assume, use, put on or in; undertake, un- 
 dergo, begin ; gain over, win ; get, acquire, 
 keep, hold; take into the mouth, mention, 
 name; take in with the mind, perceive, 
 observe, understand, learn ; admit, approve, 
 obey, follow ; take for, consider as (2 ace); 
 ger. ^"^ having taken i.e. accompanied by, 
 furnished with, with (ace); P. 4|^rt be 
 meant by(instr.). C."?fTf ^rf^T cause to grasp, 
 seize, take etc. (trrfllftlie hand, see above); 
 cause to choose or marry (2 ace), cause 
 a person (ace) to be occupied with (instr.), 
 make learn, teach (2 ace). D. f^^T^fTT, 
 o*^ be about to seize or take, strive to 
 perceive or understand. — ■^•T follow in 
 taking etc., accept, admit, approve, support, 
 uphold; favour (^^^TR; the seat = deign 
 to sit down), oblige, make happy, esp. 
 ^g^%T^f% I am happy or satisfied = 
 thanks for (instr.). "^q take away, tear 
 off. "^fir seize, catch, take hold of, take 
 up, put together, put on, set (a blossom 
 or fruit), accept, receive. '^"^ let loose; 
 stop, keep from (abl.) ; separate, divide (g.) ; 
 perceive, notice, feel. "^ grasp, seize, 
 draw tight (th^ reins) ; take in, learn. 
 
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 160 
 
 ^^ take up, lift, raise, rear (M. refl.); 
 take out, draw (a sword), preserve, save; 
 cease; admit, grant. "^Xf lift, take up, hold 
 under, seize, take, obtain; admit, accept, 
 approve, f^ keep down, depress, draw 
 near or together, close, contract, seize, 
 catch, hold fast, stop, oppress, restrain, 
 subdue, conquer, ^f^ keep down, sup- 
 press, stop, subdue, restrain, "qf^^ seize 
 on both sides, embrace, surround, enclose, 
 esp. '^fff, i.e. repeat a word before and 
 after "5^ (g.) ; put on, don; grasp, clutch, 
 hold, overpower, surpass; want, lack; 
 get, obtain, acquire, keep in possession; 
 accept, receive, take (a wife), marry, have 
 regard to, obey, follow. ^t|f^ accept, 
 receive, comprehend. IT hold out, stretch 
 forth, offer; take, draw near or together, 
 accept, receive (ger. = S.); keep, favour; 
 separate, isolate (g.). ^'if hold out or 
 stretch forth (together), seize, take, receive 
 (well). TrRrtake hold of, seize, take = eat, 
 drink; take possession of, occupy; attack, 
 assault; receive, accept (flfT'^T on the 
 head as a mark of esteem), take=:marry, 
 accept willingly, approve. C. cause to 
 accept, present with (2 ace). t% hold 
 apart, stretch or spread out, separate, 
 divide, analyze (g.); quarrel, rival, war 
 with (instr. ± ^"^ or ^j^j^), fight against 
 (ace); seize, clutch by (loc); accept, re- 
 ceive; perceive, understand, ^f^ seize or 
 hold (together), gather, collect, assemble; 
 enclose, contain; draw together, contract, 
 restrain; concentrate (the mind); accept, 
 receive, take = marry, take into the mouth, 
 name, pronounce; perceive, understand, 
 learn. ^«jtl«l. salute humbly (by clasping 
 a person's feet. ^X|^?^ the same (itlT^T, 
 also w. ace. & "TT^^^); take, get, re- 
 ceive. ufTi^fj^ accept, receive, meet. — 
 Cf. ^^fTrl, l7fTpT, -^fr^^, "fl^lT, 
 
 ^^ m. seizing, taking possession. 
 ^^fT m. grasper, one who seizes. 
 
 ?:i^, ^^frr, 0%, pp. Vfm^ & V'm put in 
 
 the mouth, swallow, devour, consume, vex, 
 afflict; destroy, annihilate. C. "?IT^'5}f?f 
 cause to devour. — "^J, '^'^> "^rfT^ "T, ^?(^ 
 devour. 
 
 HW^ n. swallowing, devouring. 
 
 ^f^¥ (superl.) swallowing most. 
 
 ^^XtiT a. accustomed to swallow. 
 
 JJ^ m. devourer. 
 
 ^%. W,. 
 
 ^^ a. grasping, seizing, etc. (v. lfV{). — m. 
 one who seizes, esp. the demon Rahu 
 (who seizes and obscures the moon), 
 a planet or star (as seizing or influencing 
 the destinies of men), demon of illness, 
 crocodile, one of the eight organs, house, 
 vessel for drawing water; anything seized, 
 e.g. booty, prey, iadleful, spoonful, the 
 middle of the bow ; seizing, grasp, robbery, 
 theft; tenacity, insisting upon (loc. or — o); 
 taking, receiving; choice, favour; mention, 
 apprehension, conceiving, understanding. 
 
 ^^W ^' seizing, holding ( — »). f. ^ an imag- 
 inary organ in the belly. — n. grasp, 
 seizure (esp. by Rahu, i.e. eclipse, cf. ^^), 
 taking, holding, marrying, buying, choos- 
 ing, drawing (water), putting on, donning, 
 undergoing, acquiring, learning, study, 
 perception, apprehension, mentioning, 
 naming, the use of a term & the terra 
 itself. 
 
 ^fTirT«rf & ^WTt^^ ^' lasting to the close 
 of study. 
 
 Tqf^Tjf^^ a. acceptable. 
 
 ^^■^TtT f. conjunction of the planets. 
 
 "^^^n. opposition (lit. strife) of the planets. 
 
 TJ^^"Bf m. a planetary year. 
 
 ^f^R'R^ m. =^f^f7T. 
 
 t^ff V. -qj^^ff & Xfi%^ff . 
 
 ^ff^ a. accepting of, inclined to ( — <>); 
 
 sensible, irritable, crazy, mad. 
 '?J^fT m. seizer, taker, buyer, observer, 
 
 hearer. 
 '^I^rfcjf a. to be taken or received. 
 
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 ^T 
 
 IWVi m. grasper or grasp. 
 
 ;g"[^ m. dwelling-place, village (also n.), 
 community, tribe, race, multitude, troop, 
 collection ; pi. inhabitants, people. 
 
 irdefil^ ^' village or house cock. 
 
 ITT^^TrT ^- plundering of a village. 
 
 in'T^ & **^TfT a- village -born, grown in 
 cultivated ground. 
 
 'JUT'lf^fl, a. conquering troops. 
 
 ^^Wt ni- chief of a troop or a community; 
 *barber. 
 
 ^T'T^^ll ^' the head of ten villages. 
 
 ''EJT^^Tf^^ & ^'^rrf^i'l a- sacrificing for a 
 whole village or community. 
 
 ^^ll^f^^ n. village cart.* 
 
 ^^UfTIT^r^ & o^^^ m. the chief of a 
 hundred villages. 
 
 '^TTT'fy'Q Ki- chief of a village. 
 
 ^'?T*tTT^ n. another village. 
 
 ^T'lT*?!^"^ a. lying near a village. 
 
 ^f^ofi m. the chief of a village. 
 
 ^t't'C ^- surrounded by a tribe or commu- 
 nity ; m. villager, peasant. 
 
 ^'I^W a. rustic, vulgar. 
 
 ^^^cR m. member of a community. 
 
 ^|4^ a. village-, domestic, cultivated; rustic, 
 vulgar, m. villager, peasant; domestic 
 animal, n. =^l^\ilTf m. copulation, lust. 
 
 "^TT^rlT f-5 °^ n. rusticity, vulgar speech. 
 
 '^I'^w^^ m. stone for pressing out the Soma; 
 stone, rock i.g. 
 
 "3(17^ a. swallowing ( — «) ; m, mouthful, lump, 
 bit, piece, food; eating, devouring, eclipse 
 (cf. M). 
 
 '?JT'5rT^T^«T n. sgl. food and clothing. 
 
 TTT^, f- '1^ seizing, catching, taking, accepting 
 ( — o). m. beast of prey, crocodile, shark, 
 serpent ; seizure, grasp, hold, attack, dis- 
 ease; naming, mentioning. 
 
 TTTf oR, f- ®ff CRT taking, receiving, containing, 
 
 enclosing; perceiving, observing; m.seizer, 
 catcher, receiver, buyer, observer. 
 
 ^1«R^ n. power of perception. 
 
 Tnfl" f- a female spirit of evil; swoon, 
 fainting fit. 
 
 TJff^'T^ a. grasping, seizing, holding (— *), 
 catching, gathering, enclosing, containing, 
 gaining, buying, choosing, keeping; at- 
 tracting, alluring; searching, perceiving. 
 
 JU'^ a. to be seized, taken, held, gathered, 
 gained, received, perceived, understood, 
 learned, recognized, considered. 
 
 ^T^«fi U3- seizing (ace). 
 
 (;iS\^ m.,) ^cTT (& ^^Tf^^T*) f. the neck. 
 
 iHuj m. summer. 
 
 ■"in ^ 'I'^T^ f- a peahen in summer.* 
 
 tfl'^'^T'^ tn. summer-time, the hot season. 
 
 ^^ n., ^^^ m. n. the chain on the neck of 
 an elephant. 
 
 S^'^oR n. the same, necklace, collar i.g. 
 
 ^^ a. relating to the neck. 
 
 ^"BJT & ^fCTfoJi a. relating to the summer. 
 
 ^"q^, ir^lrfT! be sorry about (inst.). 
 
 T^XIif a. tiring; n. fading, withering. 
 
 J^T^ S. = ^X^. 
 
 T^^, ^^cT play with dice. 
 
 I^^ m. game at dice, stake in playing; die. 
 
 dice-box; contest, bet. 
 
 prize. 
 
 ^^•T n. playing at dice. 
 
 ^T, ^^fcT (^T^% & ^^rrfcT), pp- ^^n^ 
 
 (q.v.) be loth, displeased, averse to (loc. 
 or instr.); be wearied, exhausted, fade 
 away. C. I^lxi^ffT & M^^TfTf; PP- ^^- 
 ft|ff wearied, faded, withered. — If fade, 
 wither. — Cf. TTTM^ I < 
 
 T^Twf n., J^f5T f. exhaustion, depression. 
 
 7^jt^«[^ a. wearied, inactive. 
 
 T^n^ a. exhausted, languid. 
 
 T^T s. a kind of ball or round lump of flesh 
 of the sacrificial victim. 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit -English Dictionary. 
 
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 162 
 
 ^ 
 
 1"^, ^ (end.) surely, indeed, even, at least; 
 lays stress upon a prec. particle, pronoun, 
 or preposition; is often followed by ^[^ 
 or ^i^. 
 
 2^ ( — •>) striking, killing. 
 
 ^^, ^Z^ (°ftr) be eager or busy, work at, 
 exert one's self for, strive after (loc, 
 dat. , or ace); be accomplished, come 
 round, succeed, be possible, fit, or suitable; 
 meet, join (instr.). C. ^EfZ^fiT (°^)^ PP- 
 ^rf^ff bring together , unite, place upon 
 (loc), bring near, procure, cause, effect, 
 produce, make, form. — "^^ open (intr.) ; 
 C ^^Td^r?I open (trans.), reveal. If 
 exert one's self, devote one's self to (loc); 
 commence, begin. f% go asunder, burst. 
 C. f^^Z^rfir tear asunder, destroy, anni- 
 hilate. ^5fJ^ come together, meet. C. ^^- 
 Z'^f^ & ^^TZ^fir assemble, collect. 
 
 ^^m. jar, ewer; f. ^multitude, troop, ^ = m. 
 
 "ET^ofi a. producing, arranging, procuring; m. 
 & f. "^fZcRT = prec m. 
 
 ^ZoR^T "^- -^- ^^ ^ poet; n. his poem. 
 
 ^Z^T & ^TJ^ m. potter. 
 
 ^j^«f n. joining, union with (instr. or — o). 
 f. "^ the same, arranging or shooting (of 
 an arrow), action, way of acting, effort, 
 endeavour at (loc. or — °); success, ac- 
 complishment; getting, procuring, produc- 
 ing; literary work or composition. 
 
 ^<n*l'T5( n- machine for raising water. 
 
 ■g^j(o|p^ m. N. of a myth, giant. 
 
 ^, ^% (only —'') & C. ^f^f?T stroke, 
 touch (also with words = mock) , shake, 
 set in motion. — "^^ C. touch, stroke, 
 rub, also = "^^ & "^HT C. stir about, xrf^ 
 C. rub or touch on all sides, f^ C. break 
 asunder, burst open, stir about, shake, 
 open. ^HR;. rub or crush to pieces, bruise. 
 C. cause to rub against (instr.), stir about, 
 touch, collect, meet. 
 
 ^J m. landing or bathing place. 
 
 ^J^Vft'T^ in- ferry-man (a cert, caste). 
 
 ^15'if n. pushing, stirring, touching. 
 
 ^T!^ f. a bell ; yfu^cfjl f. a small bell. 
 
 "EfU^lchlJ m. N. of a Raksasa, E. of sev. gods. 
 
 '^T^TfTT^ a. ringing a bell. 
 
 '^'^JiT'^^ ^- ehief road, high way; T. of a 
 commentary. 
 
 ^n!?TT^ & °Tr^ ni- the sound of a bell. 
 
 'MU^T^nT a. furnished with a bell or bells. 
 
 "Erfc^cR m. alligator. 
 
 ^ftl^ a. = TEn!?T^«fr^. 
 
 ^PT a. slaying, striking; compact, solid, firm, 
 tight (n, adv.); dark, deep (sound); un- 
 interrupted, whole, entire; full of ( — <>) 
 m. slaughter, slayer; mace, club, hammer 
 compact mass, cloud; nothing but ( — o) 
 
 *l«lofiT^ m. the season of the rains (clouds) 
 
 ^•fTTT f- compactness, thickness (also o^ n.); 
 state of a cloud. 
 
 ^•TcTTT^ a. deep-dark. 
 
 ^•rfrrf^T "• thick darkness, blindness. 
 
 ^•HT^^ & ^«I^f^ f. the sky (lit. the path of 
 the clouds). 
 
 ^^^TRI m. =;^iTcRT^. 
 
 ^•T-^TT a. solid, strong; m. camphor. 
 
 ^if J^ij" a. fond of slaughter ; compact, thick. 
 
 ^•TT(?r^ & ^•TTnT m- autumn (lit. the end 
 of the clouds or rains), 
 
 ^•it w. <^ harden, thicken ; w. ^ become hard 
 
 or thick. 
 
 ^"^5 & o^ m. grindstone. 
 
 ^^"^ a. gurgling. 
 
 ^^fr^RT f. a small bell, used as an ornament. 
 
 y3fJ{ m. heat, warmth; any hot (sacrificial) 
 
 beverage , esp. milk ; boiler , cauldron ; 
 
 also = seq. 
 ^TTeRTW ni. the hot season. 
 ^♦i^T ni. cessation of the heat , the rainy 
 
 season. 
 ^nS^r^ & ^HR^T^ n. perspiration. 
 ^4i^fqf?T, ^5ff^, oi^Tg, & ^Tf^ t"- tbc 
 
163 
 
 '^W 
 
 ^rf^trT^ a. glowing. 
 
 ^TR^^T a- shouting in the heat. 
 
 ^5RT(f a- suffering from heat. 
 ^■fiSrT a. heated, hot.- 
 
 ^tTf«t, a. who prepares the hot sacrificial 
 drink. 
 
 Tlf^ n. a vessel for preparing the hot sacri- 
 ficial drink. 
 
 ^T^ m. rubbing, friction. 
 
 ^T^XSr "• rubbing, grinding, anointing. 
 
 ^r^,^rf%devour, swallow, eat. D,f^^(^f7T- 
 
 Tf^ m. devourer, N. of a Raksas. 
 
 ^W^ "• devouring. 
 
 "^rftr m. food. 
 
 'Er<^'^ & "Cr^T^ a. voracious. 
 
 XTTrf a. slaying, destroying; m. the same as 
 subst. 
 
 "mcTcR, f. t^= prec. a.; m. slayer, murderer. 
 
 ^T(T*T n. killing, murder; f . t; a kind of club. 
 
 ^TcT^^, °^f?T (o^) punish, slay, kill, destroy; 
 also C. — cqT impede, disappoint, f^ slay, 
 kill. irffT repel, f^ beat, vex, afflict; 
 impede, interrupt. 
 
 xrrfir'i. a.=^Tff^- 
 
 vilrf'clh a. killing, harmful, mischievous. 
 
 "^gf a. to be killed or destroyed. 
 
 '^rra & ^ftr ni. food. 
 
 ^Tjr & ® chinch m. wood-worm. 
 
 "^WTWT "• ^ strange incident (lit. letter pro- 
 duced by the wood-worm. 
 
 g7:^TJ^^, *^% grunt, growl. 
 
 ^^ , ■^TT^tTf C***^), PP- "gn sound, cry, call 
 out, proclaim. C. ^T'^j^rf?! cause to sound 
 etc., also = S. — "^f^ proclaim aloud, offer. 
 "^ listen to ; also = C. cry aloud , pro- 
 claim. ■^:? sound, cry aloud. C. proclaim. 
 f% make noise, sound, proclaim, ^g^ sound, 
 fill with noise, proclaim, praise, offer. — 
 
 Cf. -^WE & xrfr;^^. 
 
 ■^TET^r 1^- offered food. 
 \* 
 
 ^fcR i». owl. 
 
 ^(c|fX"?; ra. screeching (of the owl). 
 
 ^tS , ^^fir, ®%, pp. "^flJcT move to and 
 fro, tremble, shake, whirl. C. "^xJ^kT 
 cause to move to and fro etc. — "^^, "^J, 
 
 ^IJf a. moving to and fro, trembling, whirling. 
 ^IJf5T n., "^X f- the same as subst. 
 ^TW^ f- N- of a woman. 
 ^> f^^^, PP-'^rf(q.v.) sprinkle, moisten. — 
 " c^T C. the same. — Cf. ^f^^cf, f^^. 
 ^TJf m. heat, sunshine, instr. ^TJfJ; f. wm 
 
 compassion, pity, contempt. 
 ^WT^ a. compassionate. 
 "EtflfJ m. heat, sunshine, ray of light, day; 
 
 wave, billow. 
 ^fiir^ n. = ^UTT- 
 
 ^ftf'l, a. fierce, wild; meek, tender. 
 ^Tjflqtn a. glowing, shining. 
 ^<X n. clarified butter, ghee; butter, fat i.g. 
 
 (esp. as emblem of fertility). 
 ycfoj^ & ^'fVSiZ m- a jar of ghee. 
 ^ftf^fx^^ a. clothed in fat. 
 ^ff^T m. an animal made of ghee. 
 I ^rfT^¥ a. (having a back or surface) smeared 
 I with ghee. 
 ^fl'RfR'cR a. (having a face) smeared with 
 
 ghee. 
 ^fTlTTI[ m., o«f n. eating of ghee. 
 ^cTM «4 a. sprinkling ghee. 
 ^ETcf^irl a. abounding in fat or butter; con- 
 taining the word Tli[. 
 ^TrNr^f^ a. whose tracks are in ghee. 
 ^rff"^fl^ a. sprinkling ghee. 
 ^fT^T a. dipped in ghee or dropping it. 
 Ibirt^ a. the same. 
 2^fr^ a. = 'g'fiTO. 
 i ^fTTW a. smeared with ghee. 
 ^T^ (only f.) greazy, fat; as subst. the 
 sacrificial ladle (± ^^) ; N. of an Apsaras. 
 { "^rlTW a. feeding on fat. 
 I H?iT^f% a. receiving the ghee drink. 
 ^Tf^'T & ^rtr^fT a. receiving the ghee 
 
 oblation. 
 ^TflT^fH f the ghee oblation. 
 I ^IST a. consisting of ghee. 
 '^ II* 
 
^11^, ^fTT, pp. ^ ^ub (M. refl.), polish, 
 crush, pound. C. "q^^fTf rub, grind. — 
 •^f^ rub off. ^^ the same , rub over, 
 strike against, f^ rub into, graze, chafe; 
 try, examine, fif^ rub against (loc). 
 ■^f^ grind to pieces, crush, wound; contend, 
 vie with (^). — Cf. f^H^. 
 
 '^ & lErfG^ a. lively, sprightful, gay. 
 
 tTSrf^T;!^^ a. gladly giving. 
 
 K^ & ^I^ V. 1^. 
 
 ^TZ & °oR ^' liorse. 
 
 ^T||"r f. nose, snout, beak. 
 
 ^TT a- awful, terrific, horrible, violent; n. 
 awe, horror, magic, incantation. 
 
 ^TT<^T f-, **t^ n- awfulness, horror. 
 
 ^TT^'^'T a. of terrible aspect. 
 
 %T ^ ^M & ^TT^T?^ a. of dreadful appear- 
 ance. 
 
 %rT1^TT & ^TTl^f^ a- the same. 
 
 ^T^ m. buttermilk. 
 
 ^jq m. noise, tumult, cry, sound, rumour. 
 
 164 
 
 report, proclamation; a station of herds- 
 men. 
 
 ^■[■qij[ a. sounding; f. in & "• proclamation,, 
 judgment. 
 
 ^T^nir^T'T n- place for proclamation.* 
 
 HIMcffrT^ a. sounding, roaring; sonant (g). 
 
 %Tf^ & ^ftl, a. sounding, noisy. 
 
 ^TS 1^1' proclaimer. 
 
 ^slaying, killing, destroying, removing ( — <>). 
 
 "^^ & "5p^ m. the heat of the sun. 
 
 W^ fW^I^ (°% & mfTT), pp. ^tH (--« w. 
 act. & pass, mg) smell, sniff, kiss, per- 
 ceive. — ^"^ smell , kiss. "^J the same, 
 touch, seize. ^J{J & ^Ti smell, touch 
 with the mouth, kiss. 
 
 "^nW ^' n- smell, sniff, odour; f. "^ & n, 
 nose, snout. 
 
 "gfTrf m. one who smells. 
 
 Tnft f. smelling, smell. 
 
 ^^ a. to be smelled; n. odour, smell. 
 
 ^ (end.) and, also; even, just; but, yet; if. 
 It is often joined with "^fxi & TJ^^. — 
 ^— ^as well— as, both— and (also ^— "J); 
 no sooner— than, although— yet ; w. neg. 
 neither— nor. ^— ^T ^ (?[) although— yet 
 not, «T ^— "^ although not — nevertheless. 
 
 ^ (^^oR-fir), pp. '^ftift (q.v.) tremble, shako, 
 be alarmed. 
 
 ^o|n"5[^ m. the word ^. 
 
 ^^T^, ^^^Tt% shine, beam. 
 
 ^f^rf a. & n. trembling. 
 
 ^^TX! ni. a kind of partridge. 
 
 ^%r<^d ni' the practice (lit. vow) of the 
 Cakora (said to feed on moon -beams); 
 osTcTTT^n^ follow the practice of the 
 Cakora (i.e. enjoy the sight of a moon- 
 like face). 
 
 ^%rT%^ & °TT^, f- t partridge-eyed. 
 
 ^sjf n. m. wheel (lit. & fig.), discus (esp. of 
 Visnu); orb, circle; troop, multitude, army; 
 circuit, district, province, domain. — m. a 
 
 kind of duck, also a man's name; f. ^^V 
 
 wheel. 
 ^9R1T"H I", guardian of the wheel (scil. of 
 
 the king's chariot), trabant. 
 ^^^T ^^* *-^ ^- having a wheel or a discus, 
 
 a sovereign or Visnu. 
 "^^•Ilf^ f* the nave of a wheel. 
 T^9|ni^ m. the breaking of a wheel. 
 '^sR'^ (& o^f^^*) m. = ^5R%r^. 
 ^^T<5r n- an excellent (lit. jewel of a) discus. 
 ^9|tqsir?f a. moving like a wheel, turning 
 
 round. 
 '^^«lflS<TT f., °W n. abstr. to seq. 
 ^sfRfS'C. ^. rolling on wheels; m. supreme 
 
 ruler, emperor, chief of (gen. or — o). 
 '^9Rn«k ^•■) % ^- the Cakravaka, a kind of 
 
 goose or duck. 
 ^sR^TcT ™. whirlwind, hurricane. 
 ^«fiTr5T n- orb, circle, troop, multitude. 
 ^5ir^f% f. compound interest or freight- 
 money (lit. wheel-profit). 
 
16; 
 
 ^i^%T^ 
 
 -qsftc^ m. a circular array of troops. 
 
 ^sRlf^ff a. marked with a (mystic) circle. 
 
 ^^W' ^' ^ ^ ^^"^ ^f goose or flamingo. 
 
 ^^^ & ^WT^^ m.=^^f^T^. 
 
 ^f^ a. making, active. 
 
 ^^f^i^ a. having wheels or a discus, driving 
 in a chariot; m. sovereign, king, serpent, 
 E. of Visnu or Qiva. 
 
 ^"^^5 ^%, ^"^^ (°f^) see, look at, perceive ; 
 consider as (2 ace); appear, become, vis- 
 ible; show, announce, declare, tell, say. — 
 ^«f look after or at; name, terra. '^fv{ 
 behold, view, survey; see with favour, 
 address; name, term. '^;r^ look down upon 
 (ace), behold, perceive. "^ look at, 
 inspect; proclaim, announce, relate, tell, 
 speak to (ace); signify, mean (ace); name, 
 term. TTj^TT refuse, reject; reply to, answer 
 (ace). cE(J recite, explain. X|f\[ overlook, 
 neglect, despise, condemn; name, term; 
 speak to (ace), answer, if relate, tell; 
 consider as, take for, call, name. ^TT 
 explain, suppose. irfTf see, perceive, behold, 
 expect; cause to appear, show. f% appear, 
 shine, see, behold, look at, observe ; also 
 = C. cause to appear, show, reveal; pro- 
 claim, announce, tell, ^n^ view, behold, 
 survey, examine, observe; enumerate, 
 report; call, name, term. — Cf. ■^f^^%, 
 
 ^^^Tff n. appearance, aspect. 
 
 ^"^ftr ^- ^'bo illuminates. 
 
 ^^^ n. eye. 
 
 ^^^ n. brightness, clearness; seeing or 
 being seen (dat. as infin.). 
 
 ^^ m. eye. 
 
 ^^f^"q^ & ^^^tq^ m. range of sight, visi- 
 bility. 
 
 x[^"^^f7f f. joy of the eye. 
 
 ^^■q^iff a. having eyes, seeing. 
 
 ^^T^T a. wholesome or agreeable to the eyes, 
 pleasing, beautiful, dear. 
 
 "^^^ a. seeing, m. N. of a Marut & sev. 
 Rishis; n. brightness, light, view, sight, 
 eye. 
 
 ^IT^'^ m. delight of the eye. 
 
 ^^?T m., "^T f. walk (abstr. & concr.). 
 
 ^If^nir a. walking; n. = pree 
 
 ^^ a. acquainted with, clever at ( — o); abstr. 
 
 ^cTTf. 
 ^^■^ a. movable. 
 ^W^, ^^f?f leap, jump. 
 ^^fX;i|; & o^-^^ rn. bee. 
 ^^^ a. movable, unsteady, unconstant, fickle ; 
 
 abstr. o^ n. — m. lover, libertine. 
 ^^^%T^«T a. having rolling eyes. 
 T^^T f. mat-work. 
 ^^ a. known or renowned by ( — <>) ; abstr. 
 
 ©rTT f. , ®<c^ n. — ra. N. of a man & sev. 
 
 plants; f. (also ^^) beak, bill. 
 ^^XTJ n., oxf^ f. the hollow of a bird's 
 
 beak. 
 ^W"3^ "•) **5^ f- the same. 
 ^Z, ^Zfrr, PP- "^f^cT happen, take place; 
 
 arrive, get to or into (loe). — ^^ go 
 
 away, disappear. C."^^TZ^f?f drive away, 
 
 expel. f% break (intr.). 
 xjich m., "^T f. a sparrow. 
 T^Z s. courtesy, flirtation. 
 ^"S^ a. trembling, movable, unsteady, fickle; 
 
 courteous. 
 ^Z^^ f- a kind of comparison. 
 ^Tlf a. known, famous ( — «>), abstr. i^ n.; 
 
 m. = seq. 
 ^ITfclJ m. the chick-pea. 
 ^X^, f. "^T & t^ fierce, violent, wrathful, 
 
 angry; n. adv. — m. N. of sev. myth. 
 
 beings, E. of Qiva or Skanda. f. 1S(J & \ 
 
 E. of Durga. 
 ^XJgofi^ & xftS^f^'^in' m. the sun. 
 ^^%TF9I«R oi. N. of a man ; n. T. of a 
 
 drama. 
 "^^rfT f., °t^ n- abstr. to ^U^ a. 
 
 ^XS^ftrf m- N. of a king. 
 
 "^Tj^Jff^ n. a short petticoat. 
 
 ^^ra ^- a Candala or outcast 
 
 "^ft^oRT f- E. of Durga. 
 
 ^Xj^ w. cR make angry. 
 
 ^U^^ & ^T!#NrT ni. E. of Qiva. 
 
 ^X^^T"^ n. praise of Durga (T. of a hymn). 
 
^T^'WT 
 
 16^ 
 
 '^f^, only ^fT«rf^ & ^tT hide one's self. 
 C. ^Tff"Tf^» °^ scare, drive away. — 
 f?f^, ir, & f% C. M. the same. 
 
 -^TiJ or ^cT^ V. ^tsn^. 
 
 ^f?f«(^ a. hiding one's self. 
 
 l^gX! a- swift, quick, dexterous, clever, skil- 
 ful in (— o); abstr. o^j f.^ o-^ n. 
 
 ^gi:cR, f. ofx;ciiT= l^gT; "i- N- ^f ^ jackal; 
 f. N. of a woman. 
 
 ^g-^CW, f- T four-eyed. 
 
 ^3^"^"^ a. consisting of four syllables. 
 
 ^f!X[^ a. consisting of four members or 
 parts; n. (i"^^) a complete army (in- 
 fantry, cavalry, elephants, chariots); f . "^ 
 the same, a sort of chess. 
 
 "^g^fl^ a. = prec. adj. 
 
 ^g"^^oU a. four-faced. 
 
 ^^"^•ff a. surrounded (by the sea) on all 
 four sides; f. ^T the earth. 
 
 ^gX[Tn^(o—) the four oceans which surround 
 the earth. 
 
 ^g"?^^ a. four-cornered, regular, harmonious; 
 abstr. OffT f. 
 
 ^gXt^ a. four-cornered, quadrangular. 
 
 ^"n^^ m. a period of four days. 
 
 ^fTTT«f«T a. four-faced, E. of Brahman. 
 
 ^^''^tI'^ a. increasing by four. 
 
 ^33^ a. fourfold, quadruple. 
 
 ^g^, f. "^ the fourth, n. adv. the fourth time; 
 subst. the fourth part. f. '|^ the fourth day 
 in a lunar fortnight; the fourth case or its 
 endings (g.). 
 
 ^Hl§cfij;5f m. the fourth meal-time, a. = seq. 
 
 ^g^ofilf^cfj a. keeping only the fourth meal- 
 time. 
 
 l^fT^fT'^T ™' ^he fourth part, a quarter. 
 
 2^ff^T^ a. receiving a quarter. 
 
 ^3^^' ^* ^ ^^^^ fourteenth, consisting of 
 fourteen; f. ^ the 14*^ day in a lunar 
 fortnight. 
 
 ^fT^"5JVT adv. fourteenfold. 
 
 ^g^'S^^ °^ ^3^^ '^' fourteen. 
 
 ^rT^nf a. the fourteenth. 
 
 ^gf^^?^ & ^3f^^^ adv. towards the 
 four quarters of the sky, all around. 
 
 ^g^j adv. in four parts, fourfold. 
 
 ^3"^T^ a. four-armed. 
 
 ^rnlr^ m. the fourth part, a quarter. 
 
 ^3^^ a. ="^g^W, m. E. of sev. gods. 
 
 ^rnff^Tcfi a. having four stores. 
 
 ^39^ (o— ) four faces; a. four-faced, m. E. 
 of sev. gods. 
 
 ^g^Sfff a. four-shaped or four-faced, m. E. 
 of sev. gods. 
 
 ^3^^^ a. drawn by four. 
 
 l^g^;n n« the four ages of the world. 
 
 2^ff^^ a. containing the four ages of the 
 
 >■ \» ^ 
 
 world, also = '^fT^W- 
 
 in ^ \» 
 
 ^fT"^^ a. yoked or put to the chariot by 
 
 four : drawn by four. 
 ^f!^W a. four-faced. 
 ^ff^"€J a. fourfold. 
 ^ff^'J m. a collection of four; esp. the four 
 
 chief objects (virtue, pleasure, wealth, and 
 
 final beatitude; cf. f^^^). 
 ^fff'Wll", f. f; the twenty-fourth. 
 ^gf^ITfl ^^' ^3f^%f^ f- twenty-four. 
 ^TT"P^I[f7TrT?T a. the twenty-fourth. 
 ^m^^ a. fourfold; n. adv. 
 l^rl^r^ ^1' ph the four Vedas. 
 2t^^^2 a. containing the four Vedas, alsa 
 
 = seq. 
 ^3^^f^f (& ^3^f\l*) a. knowing the 
 
 four Vedas. 
 ^3^^TftW' f- t th^ forty-fourth. 
 ^g^^TftW^ f- forty-four. 
 ^ffl'irrl n, 104 or 400. 
 ^fT^^^ a. four-hoofed. 
 ^Hi^W a. containing four halls; m. such 
 
 a building. 
 
 ^3:^T^f^ m., o^f^RiT f- = prec. m. 
 ^rTW a. consisting of four or increased by 
 
 four; n. = seq. n. , also a kind of hall or 
 
 square. 
 xfff^Zf, f. t^ fourfold, consisting of four; u.. 
 
 Ihe number four or a collection of four, 
 ^g^^TWf!: f- fifty-four. 
 ^ff"^^ m. n. cross-way. 
 
1G7 
 
 ^T?^ 
 
 ^ffxq^ & oXTT^, f- '^'^^ four-legged; m. a 
 
 quadruped. 
 "^cT^^, f- t^ a. having four feet, consisting 
 
 of four words or lines; no. = prec. m. 
 ^fT"^^^^cR a. having as object (referring 
 
 to) four lines or verses. 
 ^'d^rflc^ a. consisting of four lines or 
 
 verses.* 
 
 ^rt^ adv. four times. 
 
 ^=^rrf^ir, f. t; the thirty-fourth. 
 
 ^gf^ini f- thirty-four. 
 
 I'^ffl^'T^ (°— ) the four seas.* 
 
 2^1^:^^*^, f. t^ containing the four seas or 
 surrounded bv them. 
 
 ^rf!^^^ n. four-thousand. 
 
 ^TTlST^frf «R a. containing four Suvarnas (in 
 weight). 
 
 ^fTTT"^ s. four days (nights); ace. for f. d. 
 
 ^^"^ m. n. quadrangular place or yard ; 
 quarter of a town. 
 
 ^^Tj: ('^^ & ^g-j) a. four; m. pi. the 
 four dice for playing. 
 
 ^t^Tftir, t- T ^^1^ fortieth. 
 
 ^^TftlT^ & ^t^lfr^fTf f. forty. 
 
 'q'*^ (only aor. ^^fil^T() delight in, enjoy. 
 
 ^»f (also ^ •!) indecl. also not, even (not), 
 (not) even, nor; in 1. 1. usually with an- 
 other negation & only after an interrog. 
 which it makes indefin., e.g. if cR"^«f not 
 any one = none , if ^ ^if not anywhere 
 = nowhere. 
 
 'q^if^ n. delight, satisfaction, only w. \iJT 
 delight in, be satisfied with (ace. or loc-), 
 enjoy, accept, approve. 
 
 ^^^^, °'^'fiT delight in (ace). 
 
 ^f'!"^ (superl.) most welcome or gracious. 
 
 ^•TT^T a. gracious. 
 
 ^•?«T m. n. sandal (tree, wood, or unguent). 
 
 ^•^•i«R ^' N. of a man. 
 
 ^^•TXJ^ m. unguent prepared from sandal. 
 
 ^^«!TJX[ "• N. of a town. 
 
 ^^^•T^IT a. made of sandal. 
 
 ^•^•f"?;^ m. (& ^•^•^^jf^ n.*) sandal-water. 
 
 ^•^•^1^ , °'^ff become or be like sandal. 
 
 ^•^»IT^«R "• sandal-water. 
 
 ^^ a. shining, glittering, brilliant, bright. - 
 
 m. the moon (often personif.), moon i.e. 
 
 chief among ( — »). 
 ^^cR m. (adj. — o f. ^f^^T) moon; f. 
 
 ^f^«RT also moonshine; illumination, 
 
 elucidation (— o in titles of books). 
 ^^oR7«fr a. beautiful as the moon; m. the 
 
 moon-stone (a fabulous gem.). 
 ^^^"^ m. new-moon (lit. end of the moon). 
 ^^TT^ m. N. of sev. kings. 
 T^^^^ m. E. of 9iva(lit. the moon-crested). 
 ^;^Tgr^7^fl|j' m. T. of a work. 
 ^^(f7^cfe n. sgl. the moon and stars. 
 ^•^^ n. abstr. to ^^ moon. 
 ^^f^*IT«1'TT f- having a moonlike face. 
 ^•5(MIT 111- a moon-beam. 
 ^^m*{ m., "^T f- moon-like; a man's & 
 
 woman's name. 
 T^T^^I^ & ^^^11^^ n. the orb of the 
 
 moon. 
 ^^^^ m. moon or god of the moon. 
 ^^^iTT'^ ^- a lunar month. 
 
 ^^"^I^X f. a digit of the moon. 
 ^•^^^T f- the same, a woman's name. 
 ^if^cjlj m. the lunar race (mythol.). 
 ^q^^nT a. brilliant as the moon; rich in 
 
 gold. f. T^'g^^c!^ a woman's name. 
 ^^^Xj;^ a. beautiful as the moon. 
 ^:^"^lj a. of shining or bright colour. 
 ^^T^f^'l^ a. pure as the moon.* 
 ^^^l^f f- "fi^on chamber (on the top of 
 
 the house). 
 
 ^^^'^T "^- - ^"^^"5' ^ man's name. 
 
 ^^^^"^ m. camphor. 
 
 ^^^"^^ n. moon -lake (mythol.). 
 
 ^^f^f m. N. of a king. 
 
 ^^fsq ra. moon-beam. 
 
 *^^<5T"flxr m. moon-shine." 
 
 ^«^T^ m. half-moon, crescent. 
 ^t^5!^ a. golden. 
 ^^Tq["^ ra. moon-rise. 
 
 ^XI^ a. moving to and fro, tremulous, un- 
 steady, agitated, rash, nimble, fickle, in- 
 
^^^nnsr 
 
 168 
 
 considerate, n. adv. — f. ^J lightning, 
 a wanton woman, N. of two metres. 
 
 ^XT^TW ^' wanton troop, goblins. 
 
 ^^^fTT f. ( &®^ n-*) nimbleness, fickleness, 
 wantonness. 
 
 '^Z m-5 "^T & ^ f- slap with the open hand. 
 
 ^J^, ^T^f?T & ^^f?T sip, drink. - ^J sip, 
 rinse the mouth, lick up, absorb, cause to 
 disappear. C. ^T^TT^fTT & ^"T^^^f?! 
 cause to sip. - Cf. ^T^TnT, xr^T^TnT- 
 
 '^Tfc^ adv., only w. ofi utter or excite sur- 
 prise ; pp. ^JTcaffT surprised , astonished, 
 infatuated, proud, arrogant. 
 
 "^JTc^ffTW n., ®c|n"^ m., **^f?f f. astonishment, 
 amazement, surprise, wonder. 
 
 ^?r«T n. sipping. 
 
 ^iT"?^ m. , '^ f. the Yak (Bos Grunniens); 
 m. n. the chowrie, a long brush made of 
 the tail of the Yak. 
 
 ^j?^ m. vessel for drinking, a wooden cup. 
 
 ^*if f. the bottom of the Soma-press; squa- 
 dron, army. 
 
 ^^TTfTT f- movement of an army, march. 
 
 ^3?ifT^, ^TR, oqf^, & oxfr^ m. leader of 
 an army. 
 
 '^J^ m. N. of the founder of t^^J f. a town. 
 
 ^WTcfi m. N. of a tree, n. its fruit; f . "^STT a 
 town. 
 
 ^TqoR^Ht ni. N. of a forest and a town. 
 
 ^^T^ci^ f.-^^qr 
 
 ^wr f. a kind of composition, prose and verse 
 mixed. 
 
 1^^ m. layer, heap, pile, wall ; troop, multi- 
 tude, collection. 
 
 2^^ a. revenging, punishing ( — o). 
 
 ^^5f n. heaping up, gathering; heap, pile. 
 
 move, go, drive (w. instr.), walk, roam, 
 wander through or along (ace), pervade, 
 explore (only pp. xffXTf); behave, conduct 
 one's self, act or deal with (instr. or loc), 
 be engaged or busy with (instr.), have 
 sexual intercourse with (instr.) ; continue 
 doing or being (pp., adj., ger., or adv.); 
 exercise, perform, produce, cause, effect, 
 do, make, render (2 ace); consume, eat, 
 
 feed, pasture. — C. ^T't'^'RT cause to 
 move, walk, roam, eat, pasture, approach 
 sexually, set in motion, impel; cause to 
 do (2 ace). D. f^^^pCirRr or f%^^f?r try 
 to go, be willing to approach sex. (instr.). 
 I. ^^"^f^f or ^^^% (w. act. & pass, mg) 
 move quickly or repeatedly, wander, roam 
 (ace. or loc). — "^^ move towards (ace). 
 ^f?| escape, go past (ace), transgress, also 
 = seq. ^fTT commit offence against (ace). 
 ^f%f mov^e on or over. "^«f move along 
 or through, follow; move towards, strive 
 after, endeavour to, keep or take to, be- 
 have, conduct one's self. C. cause to be 
 pervaded or explored by (instr.). ■^iff'J 
 move between or within, be inside (ace, 
 loc, or gen.), "^tf depart, also = seq. "^f^ 
 act wrongly towards (ace). oSrftT the 
 same; M. bewitch, practise sorcery, "^q 
 descend. "^J come near, approach, enter, 
 visit; use, employ, treat (like — "^c^^), apply 
 to (ace) ; behave, conduct one's self; deal 
 with, have intercourse with (instr. ± ^^), 
 undertake, practise, perform, accomplish, 
 effect, do, make. ^^Wl proceed, deal or 
 converse with (instr.), perform etc. = pree 
 ^5f^ rise (1. & f.); emit, esp. the excrement, 
 also = C. "^^TT^rf^ utter, pronounce. 
 ^^? rise over (ace). ^J^ cause to sound. 
 ^T g^ forth in different directions; be 
 unfaithful to (ace), commit adultery with 
 (instr.) ; perform , accomplish, ^tf come 
 near, approach, wait on (ace), attend, 
 treat with (instr.), undertake, begin. ' fif^ 
 & f^fiT^ go or come forth. xr"^T go 
 away, depart, irf^ walk about, circum- 
 ambulate; wait upon, serve. C. beat- 
 tended by (instr.). IT come forth, appear, 
 succeed, thrive; go towards, arrive at, 
 reach, visit; proceed, undertake, begin; 
 be active or busy with (loc); perform, 
 do. ^H begin to move, go on, take place, 
 happen, f^ go asunder, open, spread, 
 be diffused; fall on, attack; walk about, 
 roam, wander, go through, pervade; have 
 intercourse with (instr.); go astray, fail, 
 
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 ^ 
 
 sin; practise, fulfil, do. C. cause to roam 
 ur go astray, corrupt, seduce; move to 
 and fro (in the mind) i.e. deliberate, 
 consider, reflect, ponder, examine, ascer- 
 tain, state, uf^ advance, proceed, go 
 about, roam. ^J^ come together, meet, 
 approach, arrive, appear, reach to (^TT); 
 spread through , pervade; stay, remain; 
 exercise, fulfil. C. make to meet, bring 
 into contact, set in motion, cause to go. 
 ^«f^^ go after or along, spread through, 
 penetrate, also = seq. "^f^^3R;go towards, 
 ^eek for. — Cf. ^T^fTcI, ^T^f^^, 
 
 f^X^ a. moving, movable; as subst. an animal 
 (opp. "^"RT); "• go^«g' walking, being, 
 living, doing, performing, having been 
 formerly ( — «); m. spy, secret emissary; 
 
 xTX^cR m. wanderer, traveller, esp. a religious 
 student or a spy ; m. N. of an ancient 
 physician, pi. a branch of the Yajurveda. 
 
 ^'^cfij'%^^ m. a priest of the Carakas (v. 
 prec). 
 
 "=q""?^TJ|' m. n. foot, m. pi. the feet of — i.e. the 
 venerable ( — ®) ; line or verse of a stanza ; 
 sect or school of the Veda. n. moving, 
 walking, course, way ; practice, perform- 
 ance, esp. rel. observance; behaving, con- 
 duct, esp. good conduct, morality. 
 
 ^TW^^ ^' teacher of a Vedic school. 
 
 "^"^^•^^ ™- setting down of the feet, foot- 
 step, walk, gait. 
 
 "^T^T^f!^ n., oiJTrf m. foot-fall. 
 
 ^T^TTT ^ paint or unguent for the feet. 
 
 ^■^^Tiff^^q m. foot-step. 
 
 ^■^TIJ^^ m. T. of a treatise. 
 
 "^TW"^^^pnrT ^^- ornament of the feet. 
 
 "=^X;M a. moving, movable. 
 
 ^■?^^ a. the same; n. going, stirring; way, 
 Course (dat. as inf.). 
 
 ^■ij;"^ (dat. inf.) to go. 
 
 ^■^^ a. the last, final, ultimate, extreme, 
 lowest, least. 
 
 "^^^^"^^ a. of extreme age, aged. 
 
 1^'^T^"^;; a. movable, stirring. 
 
 2^'^;T^^ a. movable and immovable, s. ani- 
 mals and plants, the whole world. 
 
 ^f^rf n. going, course, way, practice, be- 
 haviour, conduct; acts, deeds, adventures. 
 
 ^ftTT""^^ ^' done before. 
 
 ^f^fT% (dat. inf.) to go. 
 
 ^fT<l5t<1 ^' having accomplished a vow or 
 an act of devotion. 
 
 ^f5[;rfT^ a. having attained one's object, 
 successful, satisfied ; abstr. OrJT f-j °^ "• 
 
 ^Xi'^n.foot, leg(m.); also = ^f^ + custom, 
 law. 
 
 ^r<**l! a. moving, wandering, unsteady. 
 
 ^^ ra. pot, kettle ; sacrificial food, esp. boiled 
 rice. 
 
 ^^fTf f. praise, glory. 
 
 xfoRt^T a. worthy of praise, glorious. 
 
 ^^, C. ^^^fTf, pp. ^f^ff (q.v.) repeat, 
 esp. by inserting xVci- 
 
 ^^f^T & tJt|<^ f. a kind of march or 
 song. 
 
 ^^T f. repetition (also ^^f); unguent, 
 ointment; the being penetrated by, thought, 
 care, or talk of (gen. or — o). 
 
 ^f^ff a. repeated; smeared, covered with 
 ( — o); wiped off; determined, decided; 
 n. unguent, ointment. 
 
 ^tJh" a. flat. 
 
 ^5R(~0)=:^^. 
 
 ^^«RTT ^' worker in leather, shoemaker. 
 
 ^l|cRTfX«t, & °«Bfl ^^' the same. 
 
 ^?|cfiX^ n. working in leather. 
 
 ^^5f a. leathern. 
 
 ^^Ti^r n. leather- work. 
 
 ^^IS^ffT^ a. covered with skin; f. oTS^cft N. 
 of a river. 
 
 ^^i^ n. skin, leather, hide, shield. 
 
 ^^?T^, f- "1^ leathern. 
 
 ^^T^cfif^*!. *^ **«R^ "1- leather-cutter, shoe- 
 maker. 
 
 ^fii^l a. covered with skin; m. shield-bearer. 
 
 ^^ a. to be done, practised, kept, etc.; f. "^T 
 going, wandering, visiting; behaviour, 
 conduct, morality, piety; practice, per- 
 formance, occup^ion with (instr. or — <>). 
 
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 170 
 
 '^^ , C. xr^^f?T, pp. "^f^TT chew, munch, 
 sip, suck. 
 
 ^^llfn. chewing, sipping, tasting (also f.^T); 
 food, nourishment. 
 
 ^■qfrif a. agile, swift, active; f. pi. men, 
 people, w. Xf^ the five races of men. 
 
 ''^iffW'ffl ^- tilling or nourishing men. 
 
 ^"^Ilf^^cl^ a. bearing or supporting men. 
 
 ^""iW^vft f. support or protection of men. 
 
 ^"^^^^ a. ruling or overpowering men. 
 
 ^^^, ^^fff (°%), pp. "^t^cT (q.v.) get into 
 motion, stir, budge; tremble, quiver, 
 totter; set out, start, depart, pass away; 
 walk, march; spread, be diffused; be 
 troubled or disappointed ; swerve, deviate, 
 fall off from (abl.). C.'=^^^f7f or ^l^^cT 
 set in motion, shake, push, disturb, agi- 
 tate; expel or turn off from (abl.). — 
 '^T, C. "^T^^'^'fir set in motion, stir. 
 "^5 get off from, leave (abl.); also =^7^ 
 set out, depart. ^Ti'S start up or set out 
 together, "qf^ C. move, stir, turn round. 
 IT get in motion, shake, tremble; come 
 forth, rise, start up; swerve or deviate 
 from (abl.); proceed, advance, depart; be 
 perplexed or troubled. C. set in motion, 
 shake, stir, f^ move to and fro, waver, 
 totter, set out, start, fall off or down, 
 depart, swerve or deviate from (abl.); be 
 perplexed or disappointed. C. ft^^^ErfTI 
 set in motion, excite, turn from (abl.). 
 shake, destroy. Tjf^ get in motion, shake, 
 tremble, swerve, deviate, leave from (abl.). 
 ^?|[ move, shake, tremble, proceed, ad- 
 vance, start or set off from (abl.). C. 
 ^'^l^^fTTset in motion, cause to tremble, 
 remove, push away from (abl.). 
 
 t^^ a. moving, shaking, trembling, stiiring, 
 tremulous, inconstant, fickle, variable, 
 perishable; m. agitation, motion, trem- 
 bling (also ocfT f-, °^ n.); wind. 
 
 ^T^rP^Tf a. fickle -minded, inconstant; n. 
 fickleness (also OffJ f.)- 
 
 ^^«f a. moving, going on foot, tremulous, 
 fickle, wanton (woman); f. I^^^srq.; n. 
 stirring, trembling, shaking; motion, 
 
 activity, function; swerving, leaving off 
 
 (abl.) 
 ^^ifof) m. n. a short petticoat. 
 ^^T^'^ir a. moving to and fro, wavering, 
 
 unsteady, variable. 
 ^r^T^3T«l. a. fickle-minded, frivolous. 
 ^f^fff n. moving to and fro. 
 ^SCSff n., "^T f. a sort of pepper. 
 xmoh s. vessel, cup, goblet. 
 ^m^ m. n. top of a sacrificial post; p.o'^irf • 
 ^T'ftlcR m. carrier, potter, oil-maker. 
 ^T^Xf, f. ^ pertaining to the eye or sight, 
 
 visible ; m. patron, of the sixth Manu. 
 ^"^ a. content, forbearing, gracious. 
 ^IW^ n. unsteadiness, inconstancy. 
 ^TZ m. cheat, deceiver, fortune-teller. 
 ^T"3r m. n. courtesy, flattery, politeness. 
 ^T'Z'fiTT ^' courteous, polite ; m. a flatterer.^ 
 ^m^ a. made of chick -peas; m. N. of a 
 
 celebrated minister and poet. 
 ^lUIT '"• -N* ^f ^ king and a myth, wrestler 
 
 (slain by Krsna). 
 
 xfTr^oR m. the bird Cataka (supposed to live 
 
 only upon rain drops). 
 ^Trlopl^ , pp. of^fl behave like the Cataka 
 
 (v. prec). 
 t^TcT^T a. dispelling, removing ( — «). 
 ^ri'^cR & ^Tclf^cfi a. appearing every fourth 
 
 day ; s. the quartan ague. 
 ^Irf^T^ n. a cert, sacrifice (lasting four 
 
 months); period of four months. 
 
 ^Iri'^ n, ability, dexterity, grace. 
 
 ^Tn^^ ri. the four castes. 
 
 ^Tflf'^^ & ^^'^ a. versed in the four Vedas; 
 \* 
 n. the four Yedas. 
 
 ^Irf^T"^ a. performed by the four chief 
 
 priests; n. such a sacrifice. 
 ^If^'^llii a. enough for four to eat. 
 ^■=^ n. a kind of cylinder, esp. used for 
 
 kindling fire. 
 
 ^1^ (f- t). °^' °^' & ""^^ (f- t) lunar. 
 
 ^1^5|f^cJJ a. acting like the moon, moon- 
 like. 
 
 "^l^l'^JTJf m. observer of the moon's path; 
 n. (i'^fT) the moon-penance (r.). 
 
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 2f^ 
 
 ^tf m. 11. bow. 
 
 ^TM^I^ m- bow-string. 
 
 'cUM^ife f. the same; also =^1"^ alone. 
 
 ^tf^ & ^T"'?^ n. agility, haste, inconstancy, 
 
 wantonness. 
 ^m^^ m. skill in the managing of the bow. 
 ^TrftlTT^TIF & "^Tirr^T^W «• the fastening 
 
 of the string on the bow or the bending 
 
 of the bow. 
 ^fcj«^^ a. armed with a bow. 
 ^T'?T! a. coming from the Yak ; n. chowrie 
 
 ^T^^T n. gold; o^^, f. I" golden. 
 ^T^ni^ m. N. of an author; f . "^ a form 
 
 of Durgil. 
 ^^^, xj r«f ffT , Off fear, worship, revere; 
 
 notice, observe, discern. — "^tffear, revere. 
 
 fif only ger. fif^T^ worship , observe, 
 
 perceive. 
 ^I'g a. showing awe or respect. 
 ■^^TT "^- course, way, behaviour, conduct; 
 
 spy, scout. 
 ^T"^^ a, acting, proceeding, setting in motion 
 
 (—0). m. spy, scout. 
 l^TT.^^^ n. a spy as the eye (of a king). 
 2^1 1"^^^ a. spy -eyed, i.e. using spies to 
 
 see. 
 ^TT^ a. belonging to the (same) sect or 
 
 school; m. wandering actor, celestial 
 
 singer; spy, scout. 
 ^"^^ar a. wandering. 
 
 ^Tf^TTT'S^ n. attainment of an object, success. 
 ^TTT"^ ^- conduct, esp. good conduct, virtue, 
 
 reputation; abl. Off^. 
 TrfT'^'R^'^ a. having lost all but virtue 
 
 (lit. having v. as rest). 
 ^TfT^ n. = ^Tf7:% 
 ^TT^ a. movable, moving, going in, on, or 
 
 to, living in or upon, acting like, doing, 
 
 performing ( — 0)5 ^i. foot-soldier, spy. 
 ^T^ a. pleasant, lovely, beautiful, dear; 
 
 n. adv. 
 ^'R^fTT f. N. of a metre. 
 ^T"^fTT f-, ®^ n. pleasantness, charm, beauty. 
 ^T"'^^tT n^'- a man's name. 
 ^T^^^^T a. good-looking. 
 
 ^T^'T'^ a. having beautiful eyes. 
 
 ^T^ITfftcR a. of beautiful appearance. 
 
 ^T^'^^T a. of lovely form; m. a man's name. 
 
 ^T^%T^iT a. = ^T^^^. 
 
 ^T^llf^^l^ a. smiling sweetly. 
 
 ^^W a. = 2^^^^^. 
 
 *^Tf^^ n. smearing of the body, unguent 
 (adj. — o besmeared with*). 
 
 ^fjTcR a. leathern. 
 
 ^■^ n. a cert, outcast; state of a spy or 
 scout. 
 
 ^j'^cR ra. N. of a Raksasa & a sceptic phi- 
 losopher; a. pertaining to C. , m. pi. his 
 followers. 
 
 ^T^ m. shaking (only — o). 
 
 ^T^f^ n. shaking, wagging, loosening, pushing 
 away ; f. ^ sieve, strainer. 
 
 x||^ a. to be moved or shaken. 
 
 ^T"^ m. the blue jay. 
 
 it^, fq^Tfur, f^g^ (%f7r, ^^t^r, t^^fcr), 
 
 pp. f^ff (q-v.) heap up, pile up, arrange, 
 construct, build (esp. the sacrific. altar); 
 collect, gather; cover, inlay, set with 
 (instr.); F.^^*^ increase, thrive, abound. 
 
 c. ^^^nsrfTT & ^q^rf^, ^^r^rf^f & ^i- 
 
 '^"^Erf?T- — "^fV heap or build upon (loc). 
 acq gather, collect; P. decrease, wane, 
 get rid of (abl.). "^^ gather, pick off 
 (*2 ace), take off (a garment). "^T & ^TT 
 collect, accumulate; load, cover, furnish 
 with (instr.). "^^ gather, collect, pick off. 
 ^5f?T^ = prec., also connect, add. "^Xf con- 
 nect, join ; heap up, accumulate, augment, 
 strengthen, cover, furnish with (instr.); 
 P. increase, grow, get strong. ^^XJ heap 
 up, collect; F. increase, grow. T[f\ pile 
 up, accumulate; P. increase, grow. IT 
 gather, collect, accumulate, augment, 
 strengthen; P. increase, become strong. 
 ft pick out, select, segregate, sever, dis- 
 perse, distribute. ^^ select. ^J^ pile up, 
 arrange, prepare, gather, accumulate. — 
 Cf. mTTf^rT, liTf^fT, ^^f^rf, iftf^fT, 
 
 2f^, t^fff, t^TfTT, f%g% (^^) observe, 
 perceive, notice, seek for, search. — '^•f 
 
3f^ 
 
 172 
 
 remember. "^Tf respect, honour, f^f notice, 
 observe, fif^ & f^fif^ examine, con- 
 sider, fix upon, tffi;^ search, examine, find 
 out, discover. P. get acquainted, f^ dis- 
 cern , distinguish, make clear, illustrate, 
 examine, trj?, look for, strive after, uf^ 
 examine, try. ^n^ deliberate, ponder. — 
 Cf. 2^qf^cT, ^*rfiTf^rT, 2fiTf^rt, fif- 
 
 3f^, ^^fT detest, hate, punish, revenge, take 
 vengeance on (ace). 
 
 f%f^<^ a, visible, clear, also^seq. 
 
 f^f^f^f a. knowing, wise. 
 
 f^f^fl i^' visible, manifest, clear; f. under- 
 standing, intellect, 
 
 t^f%^^&o^i^ a. attentive, knowing, wise. 
 
 f^f^?^^ V. if^ci;. 
 
 f%f^(^feiJ m. physician. 
 
 f%f^(^T n., f^f^K^T f., f^f^fc^ff n. med- 
 ical attendance, art of healing. 
 
 f^^4 V. l|i. 
 
 f^ofl^i f. wish to do; desire of, endeavour 
 at (gen. or — o). / 
 
 f^cRl'f^fl n- purpose, intention. 
 
 frfofl'^ a. wishing to act, desirous of (ace. 
 or — o). 
 
 f^^^ m. hair. 
 
 tf^^ff^ V. iffq^ff^. 
 
 t^gglir a. smooth, slippery. 
 
 f^fW«k ^^* ^ c^rt- bird. 
 
 t^^T f- the tamarind tree. 
 
 I'N'fi;* ^rrfTT, °%, pp. f%TT (q.v.) perceive, 
 observe, attend to (gen. or ace), aim at, 
 intend (dat.) , strive after, desire (ace), 
 lake care of (ace); conceive, understand, 
 know; intr. appear, be conspicuous or 
 known. C %rr^ftT, o^ & f^ff^fTf make 
 attentive, remind, instruct, teach; notice, 
 put to raind, attend to; M. (A.) be conscious 
 or sensible, think, reflect, conceive, under- 
 stand, remember; appear, be conspicuous, 
 shine. D. f^f^c^frf (°%) intend, aim at, 
 care for; treat medically, heal. I. ^fER% 
 appear, shine.— "^ attend to, call to mind, 
 understand, know, find out, invent; intr. 
 appear, shine, excel. T( become visible, 
 
 appear, also=C. perceive, understand, 
 announce, proclaim. f% observe, discern 
 conceive, know (also C); M. be per- 
 ceptible, appear. D. wish to discern, de- 
 liberate, doubt, hesitate. ^I1[ perceive 
 (together), survey, notice ; be unanimous, 
 agree. — Cf. f^ftj^^, ^f^cfl^, f^f^xf. 
 
 2f^f^ f. thought, mind, intelligence. 
 
 t^ft a. covered, strewn with (instr. or — ®); 
 f. "^J layer, pile of wood, esp. funeral 
 pile; n. building. 
 
 f^cTlf^ J^i- the fire of the funeral pile. 
 
 f^fllV^ n^- the smoke of the funeral pile. 
 
 if^fiTf. = f^cTT. 
 
 2f^fitf. = 2f^ciC. 
 
 f^TT a. thought, observed, desired; n. attention, 
 observation, idea (adj. — o thinking of); 
 purpose, intent, wish, desire, intelligence, 
 reason; the mind or heart, 
 
 lx|Tt<5j^ m. sorrow of the heart. 
 
 f^Tl^TT ^- thief of the heart. 
 
 f%Tf^ & °^«3|«l^ m. love or the god of love. 
 
 f^TflT^ ^- lord of the heart. 
 
 f^Tf^JT m., t^Tj^lf'ff f. confusion of the 
 mind. 
 
 f^TlXTI ni. affection of the heart."' 
 
 f%"TT^«TT a. having reason, sensible. 
 
 f%TTf^^TT ^^- alteration of the mind. 
 
 f^TTf^%"Q m- distraction of the mind.* 
 
 f^Tl^'Pf! f. condition of the mind, sentiment. 
 
 f^TrT«Rf^«t. ^' attracting the soul. 
 
 f^TTTfWfcf*!^ a. compliant (to one's mind); 
 abstr. ofTT^ n. = seq. 
 
 t^TTTT^frr f- compliance, obedience. 
 
 IT^TtT f- thinking, reason, intelligence, pur- 
 pose, design ; pi. devotion. 
 
 2f^f^ f. crackling. 
 
 f^f^ffit^ a. reasonable. 
 
 f^??r a. being arranged, heaped or piled 
 (esp. the fire of the sacrif. pile) ; f. f^WT 
 arranging, piling, building (of an altar or 
 fun. pile). 
 
 f^^ a. conspicuous, visible, bright, clear, 
 loud, variegated, manifold, various, ex- 
 cellent, extraordinary, strange, wonderful, 
 f. "^T N. of a lunar mansion, n. anything 
 
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 Nt 
 
 bright or shining, esp. jewel , ornament, 
 
 picture; extraordinary appearance, wonder 
 
 (often as exclamation). 
 f^'^efi m. tiger or panther, a kind of snake, 
 
 N. of sev. plants, also of sev. men, pi. 
 
 of a people ; n.mark, sign (adj. — o marked 
 
 by), picture. 
 f^^^cfi^: & "^TT m. painter. 
 if^^cR^^ n. painting or picture. 
 2t^'^cfilt«^;^ a. having various occupations. 
 ■f^'^cRZ ^^' N. of sev. mountains. 
 f^"^^ & t^'^'Trl a. being in a picture, i.e. 
 
 painted. 
 t^^^ n. a painted or picture house. 
 f^-^^^ m. Speckled-neck, N. of a pigeon 
 
 king. 
 f^'^^^fifcfij f. a painted courtain. 
 f^^^^ a. put in a picture i.e. painted. 
 f^'^trj & oxre m. painting, picture. 
 f^'^'Tf^^^ m.knowledgei.e, skill in decorat- 
 ing or painting.* 
 f^^XJi^cfi (m. n.*) tablet for painting, picture. 
 f^^^^^R'Trl a.* r= f^^^. 
 f%'^^T«T a. shining bright; m. fire. 
 t^"^f^"Pfr f- a painted wall. 
 J^'^'^T , o^frT, pp. f^f^rT make variegated, 
 
 speckle, decorate, paint. 
 t^'^T^ a. having a bright chariot; m. N. of 
 
 a Gandharva & sev. men. 
 if^'^Tlfff & ®TT^^ a. granting brilliant gifts, 
 f^'^f^fi^wf n. painting, drawing. 
 f^"^f%lf?§rf a. painted, drawn. 
 t^'^^^T f- picture; a woman's name. 
 t^"^"^«ff a. painted or decorated with pictures. 
 t^'^^M & °^t7f«RT f- a painter's brush. 
 "(^■^■^If a. of extraordinary swiftness. 
 I^^^T^T (& °^Tf%^T*) f. picture-room. 
 t^"^fl[^fC[^«l^ m. pi. E. of the seven Rishis 
 
 (lit. having bright crests), as a constellation 
 
 the Great Bear. 
 f^^'^^^iT (superl.) uttering or worthy of, 
 
 loud praise. 
 t^^;q"if a. furnished with brilliant weapons; 
 
 m. N. of a serpent-demon, a Gandharva, 
 
 & sev. men. 
 f^TT^fil f. picture.* 
 
 f^^^ m. N. of an antilope (lit. having a 
 
 spotted body). 
 f^'^T^^ a. having brilliant bracelets; m. N. 
 
 of a Gandharva etc., f. ^ of sev. women. 
 f^'^lflirr a. committed to a picture, painted. 
 f^"^ w. efi make into a picture. 
 f^"^^^, o^% wonder, be surprised. 
 f^'5£T a. brilliant, sparkling. 
 f^ adv. even, indeed, also, just, always, 
 
 at every time; w. neg. not even. Often 
 
 only emphasizing the prec. word; in 1. 1. 
 
 only after an interrog. & ^Tff- 
 f^^^, f^nnrf^, «»%, pp. f^WfT (q.v) 
 
 think, reflect, consider, find out, invent; 
 
 think of, care for (ace, dat., loc, or "Wfrf); 
 
 w. neg. not care for, not mind. — "^Sj^f 
 
 meditate, consider, call to mind. ^TT^f 
 
 & "^f^ consider, ponder upon (ace). 
 
 tjf^ meditate, ponder, think of, find out. 
 
 IT reflect, consider; invent, f^ discern, 
 
 observe, meditate, think of (ace.) or to 
 
 (inf.), consider, regard, imagine, invent. 
 
 ^T?^ think, meditate, consider. 
 f^«rTcR a. mindful of, intent upon ( — o). 
 "n^nT«T n. thinking of, consideration, reflection ; 
 
 care for (gen. or — o). 
 fx|«r|«r|4^ a. to be thought of, attended to, 
 
 or found out. 
 
 f^lrfT f. thought, consideration, reflection, 
 care or sorrow about (gen., loc, or"^gtjfT)' 
 
 f^^T^T ^' thoughtful, sorrowful. 
 
 t^«rfT'7fT!f m. the gem of thought (= the 
 philosopher's stone) ; T. of sev. works. 
 
 f%*ffT^T^ rn. confusion of the mind. 
 
 f^f^ff n. thought, reflection; anxiety, sorrow; 
 purpose, design. 
 
 it^'^a. =t^^«Tl"'5T, also uncertain, question- 
 able. 
 
 2t%^ ger. =f^nTf%T^T (v. t^f^J. 
 
 t^«il'^ a. consisting of intelligence, spiritual. 
 
 t^^X"^ a. consisting only of intelligence, 
 quite spiritual. 
 
 t^fq^ a. blunted, flat. 
 
 f^^oR n. the chin. 
 
 f^ri^ a. long (of tim^, lasting, ancient, okL 
 
f^i:wrT 
 
 174 
 
 n. delay; also adv. a long time, too long, 
 long ago, w. cB make long, put off, delay. 
 f^-^ (o — ) & any of the obi. cases adv. 
 after a long time, long since, too late, at 
 last, at length, finally. 
 f^T^TT, °^TfT, & °^Tfti: a. acting slowly, 
 delaying. 
 
 f^if^cficT i^- done long ago. 
 
 f^T^^W ^^^' slowly, softly.* 
 
 f^T^f^^T f. long life. 
 
 fq"TWtf%^ a. living long. 
 
 f^TI^ a. seen at length.* 
 
 f^'^irfif a. old, ancient; m. pi. the ancients. 
 
 t^Kf^"^ n. an old friend. 
 
 t^T^^. °^Tf?T (°%) act slowly, delay. 
 
 f^'CTI^ s. a long time; o — , ace. & dat. adv. 
 
 f^TQ^T^ m. long sojourn. 
 
 f^Ti%^T f- a late hour. 
 
 f^'^f^ff a. having stood for a long time. 
 
 t^XT^. o^f7T&°% = f^?:^J pp."NTTf^- 
 
 f^'^T^'q" a. giving long life. 
 
 'N'TT^'BL a. long-lived. 
 
 f^f5^ m. parrot. 
 
 t^KTf'^nfT a. departed long since. 
 
 f%^|z m.5 t^ f- a kind of cucumber. 
 
 t^f^Z n., "^T f- the same. 
 
 t^f^ m. a cert, bird of prey; f. (also f^i^) 
 
 a kind of pot-herb. 
 fWg n- sign, mark ; adj. — o = seq. pp. 
 f^5^^, °^rfH, pp. f^tjrT mark, stamp, sign. 
 ^fff f. gathering, collecting. 
 xflrsfiTT ^' cry, noise (lit. making cit). 
 ^1f«tiTT^«Tf a. accompanied by a cry. 
 
 ^^^c^ n., ^(grf?f f.= "^tsirR:. 
 
 "^•T m. pi. the Chinese. 
 
 ■^•TT^oR n. China cloth, silk. 
 
 ^X! n- strip of bark or cloth, rag; f. f^ 
 
 cricket. 
 "^"^^^1^ n. bark-garment. 
 tJI <c|l9«f & ^"^^T^^ a. clothed in bark or 
 
 rags. 
 "^^fr^RT f- a written publication. 
 ^f^ a. = ^x:^^R. 
 ^Tt^TcR m. cricket. 
 "^WWcT a. having fulfilled one's vow. 
 
 ^^'?;;n. the dress of a mendicant; poss. o^i^ . 
 
 m^s. a kind of vinegar or the Indian sorrel. 
 
 ^3- & ^W m. f. a kind of pot-herb. 
 
 ^Z, ^TZ^m w. m scrape. 
 
 ^^ m. a cert, mixed tribe. 
 
 ^■^"^ f. a well. 
 
 ^5, '^T^fTf,*^ impel, incite, urge; M. hasten, 
 speed. C. %T^^f?I (0%) = S. + animate, 
 accelerate, press; inspire, excite; turn, 
 cast, direct; start (trans.), further, help 
 on, bring or offer quickly; settle, fix. — 
 '^fv{ C. incite, encourage, summon, invite, 
 request, command; ask, inquire for (ace). 
 ■qf^ C. set in motion, impel, summon, 
 request. If push on, impel. C. the same + 
 animate, inspire, inflame, summon, urge, 
 request, command, etc. (v. "^fi^). ^TQ C. 
 set in motion, impel, excite, inflame, 
 summon, request, solicit; speed, procure 
 quickly. 
 
 ^l(^, %TirRT stir, move (intr.). 
 
 fTg"gcR n. chin, top of the altar. 
 
 'gi^, ^^fTT, 0% kiss, touch; C. ^i^^fTf.— 
 5lf<T touch closely. tf"n[ = fe. f^ kiss. 
 
 ^l^if n. a kiss. 
 
 ^"n^«^ a. touching closely ( — »), 
 
 ^, %TT^fH, <>% steal, rob. 
 
 ^^fcR m. n. the hollow of the hand, a handful 
 or mouthful, a draught. 
 
 ^a^fcR^ , o^tRt swallow out of the hollowed 
 hand, taste. 
 
 ^^ f. a chimney or a three-winged hall. 
 
 ^T^^ a. stammering; n. the nipple of the 
 
 ©s.S» 
 
 breast. 
 
 ^^ m. knob or protuberance (on bricks) ; 
 the tonsure of a child (r.). f. '^^T the tuft 
 
 Os 
 
 or hair on the crown of the head, top i.g. ; 
 
 also = m. (r.). 
 ^^T^T^ & ooR^i^ n. = prec. m. (r.). 
 ^^"n?^^ m- chaplet worn on the crown of 
 
 the head. 
 ^^TTflir m. diadem (crest-jewel); the gem 
 
 or best of ( — o); abstr. OffJ f- 
 ^r{ m. the mango tree. 
 ^H^^Tt t'- = seq.; N. of a woman. 
 ^ff^fTTcfjX f. a mango blossom. 
 
175 
 
 iW(t 
 
 ^ff^"^m.the mango arrow(ofthe god of love. 
 
 ^T, 'i^X:^rRT steal. 
 
 xf^ ni. a kind of worm. 
 
 ^tJ a. ground, pulverized ; m. n. dust, flour, 
 
 powder. 
 ^T5'iT n. grinding, pulverizing. 
 ^ifiT , o^qf?f, pp. ^fWfT grind, pulverize, 
 
 crumble, crush. — ^^ strew with dust, 
 
 flour, etc. IT, f^ & ^J^ = S. 
 "^T^'^f^ m. N. of a man.-^ 
 
 ^^fcR (adj. — o) tuft, crest; f. ^f^oRT the 
 comb or a cock, crest, summit i.g. 
 
 T^f^iT a. having a crest. 
 
 ^rg* m., ^ f. fire-place, chimney. 
 
 ^iBT F. boil, burn, be inflamed; C. xm^TTf 
 suck up. ^^1^ p. = S. p. 
 
 ^q^TII" u. sucking (of the leech). 
 
 ^f^, ^^rffTT, PP- '^tT (only — o) w. ^f?f fasten 
 connect, attach, "^qf let loose, iffj & "'^ 
 fasten, tie, affix. f*f insert, f^^ loosen, 
 untie, trf^ wind round, tie together, f^ 
 untie, loosen, open, spread out. l^f?^ be 
 joined to (insir.). 
 
 %fc|rfn«T a- knowing, wise; N. of a man. 
 
 %^ 1"- t^ f- niale & female servant. 
 
 %^c|t m.. ^fz^ f. the same. 
 
 %(TiT (f. %rf<^) perceptible, visible, conspic- 
 uous, excellent; perceiving, conscious, 
 intelligent, m. a sentient being, a man; 
 f. '^•fT consciousness, intelligence; n. 
 appearance, perception, soul, mind. 
 
 ^fT^ n. appearance, aspect, intelligence, 
 consciousness, mind, heart, desire, fancy. 
 
 "^fir^ (superl.) very conspicuous or bright. 
 
 %fi m. attention, carefulness. 
 
 ^ff m. avenger. 
 
 "^rfWW & °^ m* love or the god of love. 
 
 ^<TTHW a. whose mouth is intelligence. 
 
 ^•nj or ^"^ m. observer, guardian. 
 
 %^ conj. (= T^ + ^^) and ; also, even (w. prec. 
 "^ft); when, if (often prec. by f]f<f = if 
 thus, in this case). "^Tq" %^ but if. •[ 
 %^ (%W) or "^T %5 if not, else. Rarely 
 ^f^ %^=%^ alone. 
 
 %f^ m. pi. N. of a people; sgl. their an- 
 cestor. 
 %iT a. to be heaped up or collected. 
 xf^ a. active, busy (at the sacrifice). 
 
 ^^ V. ^^. 
 
 %^, ^tef?f? °%, pp. %flrfT (q.v.) move the 
 limbs, stir, exert one's self, be active or 
 busy, be engaged in (ace.) ; act or behave 
 towards (loc.) ; make, do, perform. C. 
 ^^^^'fir? **c! set in motion, impel. — "^T 
 make, perform, tjf^ wallow, roam about. 
 f^ move the limbs, writhe, struggle, stir, 
 be active or busy, act or behave towards 
 (loc), effect, produce. ^J^ be restless, 
 exert one's self, act. — Cf. f^%f^fT- 
 
 %g n. motion, gesture, effort, activity; con- 
 duct, behaviour. 
 
 %S*T "v %ST f- the same; making, doing. 
 
 ^"ST^^fT a. movable. 
 
 %fSrr n. = %^. 
 
 j ^(^tZIf n. consciousness, intelligence, mind, 
 soul. 
 
 %fl«?I'^'^|<ii< rn. the moonrise of intelli- 
 gence (a play). 
 
 ^Tf a. mental, spiritual. 
 
 l^W( m- the individual soul. 
 
 2^^^ a. relating to the funeral pile; ra. mo- 
 nument, tombstone, temple, also = seq. 
 
 '^(?IfT^ m. a sacred fig tree. 
 
 ^g^^?T & xT^^^ m. the same. 
 
 ^'^ m. N. of a month in spring. 
 
 ^■^"^ a. pertaining to the Gandharva Citra- 
 ratha ; n. (± ^"if) C.'s wood. 
 
 ^-^f^^T^-^ f. a night in spring (cf. %'^). 
 I m. descendant of Cedi or king of the 
 Cedis. 
 n. cloth, garment. 
 
 T^TiJT^ & f^^oTcfi m. a washerman. 
 
 %^^ adv. as (of) a cloth. 
 
 ^^TlTcJi m. a cert, goblin. 
 
 %T«R n. a kind of root. 
 
 %T"W a. clean (of persons). 
 
 ^T"^ n. the bark of a kind of cinnamon. 
 
 %T^ m. pl. N. of a people. 
 
 l^T^ m. goad, whip. 
 I 2%!^ a. impelling^driving. 
 
^^^ 
 
 176 
 
 %1^oR a. impelling, driving. 
 %T3'«T a, = prec. ; f. ^J & "• impulse, sum- 
 mons, precept. 
 %T"5[f^rf m., o"^ f. impeller, promoter. 
 ^if^H m. the same. 
 
 %Tt & %TT^ m. thief; *%Tft^T f. theft. 
 "^ifT^Tt^^T^ m. secret (lit. theft-) marriage.* 
 ^T^ m. jacket, bodice; pi. N. of a people. 
 ^T^T'^'T n. the coast of Coromandel. 
 ^lEf a. sucking (—<>); m. heat, inflammation. 
 %T^W "• sucking. 
 %^ & ^T^a.-^TW. 
 
 %TT ^'> T f- tbief, robber. 
 ^TTt^f^^"^ "• the guilt of a thief. 
 %TTl|"f^'l, a. fearing thieves or robbers. 
 JlfT^T f- theft. 
 
 JTft^Trll^lftl^T f. T. of a poem. 
 %T^ & ocfi n. theft. 
 ^T^ n. = ■=q^ (r.). 
 t"^^ V. ^*^^^4. 
 
 "^^if a. shaking or shaken, m. a man's 
 name; n. motion, shock, loss of ( — o). 
 
 '=^^"f«f a. stirring, active ; ra. N. of a Rishi. 
 ^7<^if a. causing to fall; n. expulsion, dep- 
 rivation. 
 ^^, ^^^ (°f^)v PP- "^ff move, stir, waver, 
 
 shake; go away, escape, fall, flow, retire 
 from, get rid or be deprived of (abl.), 
 sink (I. & f.) , decrease, wane, vanish. 
 C. '^I'^'^f?! C^^^TRt) set in motion, 
 shake, agitate (M. intr.); cause to fall or 
 drop, pour out^ loosen; remove or expel 
 from (abl.), deprive of (2 ace). — "^T C. 
 cause to flow over, pour out. ^^ C. draw 
 out, extract. trfT S^t; loose ; fall, descend, 
 swerve or part from, get rid of (abl.), sink 
 down, decline. If start, proceed; get off, 
 flow out, pour down, descend, part from, 
 get rid or be deprived of (abl.). C. move, 
 shake, drive away, expel, drop down, 
 divert from (abl.), cause to fall, ruin. 
 ■^"inf rush alter, follow (ace), fsf go or 
 fall asunder; go away, fall off, part from 
 (abl.) fail, be lost. — Cf. ir^T%T^. 
 l^f^ a. moving (intr.); shaking, destroying 
 
 2^7^, "^TfTni drop, sprinkle. 
 
 3'^lf(^ a. dropping, sprinkling (— °). 
 
 f^f^ f- departing or dropping from ( — o), 
 falling down, descending; falling off, 
 swerving, deviating from (abl.); vanishing, 
 perishing, dying. 
 
 "'^ff^ a. impelling, promoting, n. shock, con- 
 cussion, enterprise, exertion, endeavour. 
 
 ^ 
 
 1^^^ m., ^ f . a goat. 
 
 1^^ f. mass, lump, multitude. 
 
 ^^ n. parasol (emblem of royalty). 
 
 l^T^^TT °^' bearer of a parasol or umbrella; 
 
 abstr. o^ n. 
 ^''^^TX^ "• tbe bearing of a parasol. 
 l^T^^Tfr^ a. bearing a parasol. 
 l^'^'^'fr a. having a parasol. 
 ^"^^^T^" m. N. of a tree. 
 1^'^fcfJ n. mushroom. 
 l^fl^'t^ m. = 1^^^T5[; + prince, king. 
 l^'=^7m«i<^ n. a parasol and shoes. 
 111^, only pp.-^^ (q.v.) & C. ^l^^f^ (**B) 
 
 cover, veil, hide, conceal, keep secret. — 
 "^f^ C. cover. "^^ C. cover, overspread, 
 hide, veil, obscure, conceal. "^J C. cover, 
 clothe (M. also refl.), hide, obscure. XtHC 
 C. wrap round, envelop, cover. uC. cover 
 (M. refl.), hide, veil in (instr.), conceal, 
 keep secret. irfTT C. overspread, clothe, 
 envelop. ^I^ the same. — Cf. "^^^W» 
 ^T^W, ^3T?^^, xifT:^W, IT^W, ^fT- 
 
 21^^ & ^i^, ^t^Tf, w^ffT, wi^^ (**^) 
 
 seem, appear, pass for (nom.), please; 
 M. like, be pleased with (ace. or loc). 
 
177 
 
 C. ^w^^fTT offer (w. ace. of pers. & instr. 
 of ih.); allure, strive to corrupt. — "^TJ 
 C. = S. C. ^T^: offer (= S. C). 
 
 1^^ a. covering ( — »); m. cover, veil, wing, 
 leaf. 
 
 l^^^if n. = prec. m. 
 
 Wf^ & Wf^'l ^- covering (— »). 
 
 l^f^^ n. cover, roof, thatch. 
 
 ^^«|^ n. the same + veil, disguise; plea, pretext, 
 trick, deceit, fraud; o — feigned, only 
 apparently (cf. seq.). 
 
 ^^^fM*i^ & l^f^I«t^ »• having the feigned 
 form of, disguised as ( — »). 
 
 W^ v. 21^5. 
 
 1^«? or ^«^ a. pleasant, alluring, m. appear- 
 ance, shape; delight, pleasure; wish, de- 
 sire. Instr. & abl. at one's own pleasure or 
 will, freely; at the pleasure or will of 
 (gen. or — »). 
 
 ^«^^ & 1^«^«T a. charming, winning. 
 
 l^«^ll[[f^ "• J^etrical science, prosody. 
 
 1^«?^ n. delight, pleasure, wish, desire; 
 fancy, ideal ; incantation, holy song, sacred 
 text or Veda; metre, also=: prec. 
 
 l^^WcT a. metrically composed; n. any 
 metrical part of the Vedas. 
 
 l^v^l^ a. pertaining to hymns, metrical. 
 
 l^«n^l<|«fT a. desirous. 
 
 l^'S^I^'^ n- manual of prosody. 
 
 15"5^:'^f|; & ^"^^ a. praising in hymns. 
 
 1^»-"S a. pleasing, charming. 
 
 W^^^ ^- chanter of holy songs. 
 
 W^TT^fr or o"?^^ f. garland of metres, T. 
 of a treatise on prosody. 
 
 ^^ift't^fTf f- question about metres, T. of 
 
 a treatise on prosody. 
 ^•SNtT n. metre, 
 l^r^ a. pleasing. 
 1|^ a. covered, veiled, concealed, secret; n. 
 
 cover, secret place, also adv. = « — secretly, 
 
 low. 
 W4y^ n., l^f^ f. vomiting. 
 ll^f^^ n. refuge, secure place. 
 2^frf^ n. vomiting. 
 
 n. (m.) fraud, deceit, pretence, delusion, 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit -English Dictionary. 
 
 appearance, fiction, o — & instr. with 
 fraud, deceitfully; l^^frl^ unter the dis- 
 guise of (— »). 
 
 1^<5|*T n. deceiving, cheating. 
 
 1|^^^, ®^fTT, pp. l^f^ deceive, cheat. — 
 
 Wf^«R "• ^ ^^"^ of song or dance. 
 
 l^f^ or (older) 1^^ f. skin, hide ; complexion, 
 colour; beauty, splendour. 
 
 WT, "S^TfH, pp. tl^fT (only — o) & ifr ff (q.v.) 
 cut off. — "^^ flay, skin, "^j the same, 
 cut off. T( bleed, scarify. 
 
 ll^'F m. ram, goat; f. l^T'IT & ^|jTI she- 
 goat. 
 
 21^^ a. coming from a goat. 
 
 WHl^l^ n. flesh of a goat. 
 
 irr^^=WTT 1 ni. & 2. 
 
 l^Trf a. lean, thin, weak. 
 
 l^TW ^' pupi^ abstr. OffT f. 
 
 WT^^ a. covering, veiling. 
 
 ^T^T n. cover, screen, clothing. 
 
 l^Tf?Icfi a. deceitful, fraudulent. 
 
 ^|«i^^, f. 1^ Vedic, archaic; metrical. 
 
 WT^T^ & ^WT^JW ^- T. of a Brahmana. 
 
 WT^P^T^ROi^ f. T. of an Upanishad. 
 
 l^T^ a. shadowing; f. ^fl shadow (lit. & fig., 
 also personif. as wife of the Sun); image, 
 reflection; translation (esp. from Prakrit 
 into Sanskrit); lustre, colour, complexion, 
 beauty, charm, grace. 
 
 l^'pSHrl'T m. du. shadow and sunlight. 
 
 l^l^Tf!^& WT^T^T m. an umbrageous tree. 
 
 WT'TTf^Erft"^ a. casting a shadow (lit. having 
 one's shadow as second). 
 
 WT'SnTTZcR «• a kind of drama. 
 
 l^T"^!^^ a. shadowy, reflected. 
 
 l^l^T^«fl a. shadowy. 
 
 WT^'TO'^T f. Chaya as Samjiia. 
 
 WTf^^ ^- a kind of song. 
 
 fi^§^"?^ m. a cert, animal. 
 
 fl^^T f. sneezing. 
 
 fl^^T^ m. a kind of antelope. 
 
 ifl^, fw^if%, f^^ (fw^f^)^ pp- fww 
 
 (q.v.) cut, hew or tear off, chop, rend, 
 split, pierce, separate, divide, interrupt, 
 
 12 
 
^m 
 
 178 
 
 disturb, destroy. C. i^<^qf?T cause to 
 cut etc., also = S. — '^•ff'J' cut off, inter- 
 cept, "^^reject; P. be severed frora(abl.). 
 c?j^ cut off, split, sever from (abl.), inter- 
 rupt. "^ the same; take away, rob, re- 
 move, destroy; disregard, neglect. P. "^3^ 
 cut out or off, destroy, interrupt, impede, 
 disturb; P. cease, fail. ^^^ tear out, 
 exterminate, tft^ ^"^ ^" ^^^^ sides , clip 
 round, mow; limit on all sides, fix accu- 
 rately, define, decide. "Bf tear, cut or hew 
 off, split, pierce, snatch away, rob. t% 
 tear or break asunder, separate, divide, 
 disturb, interrupt, destroy. ^J^^ cut or hew 
 off, split, pierce, destroy (a doubt), decide 
 (a question). ~ Cf. ^T^f^i^, ^3f^W, 
 
 2fW^ a. cutting off, breaking, splitting, pierc- 
 ing, destroying, removing ( — ») ; f. as 
 subst. 
 
 f^^^ ^' ®^sily breaking, decreasing; de- 
 stroying ( — o). 
 
 fl^^ a. torn, rent, pierced ; n. hole, fi.ssure, 
 opening, interruption, defect, weakness, 
 flaw, fault. Abstr. o<TTt f. 
 
 fl^^ , o^fcT, pp. fl^f^rT making holes, 
 pierce. 
 
 fW^TT^lfT'l. ^- looking out for the faults 
 of (gen.). 
 
 f^"fe^ a. having holes, hollow. 
 
 fl^ a. cut off or in, carved, incoherent; 
 included by (— ®), broken, destroyed, van- 
 ished. 
 
 fl^^^V a. whose doubts have been de- 
 stroyed. 
 
 f^WTT"^ a. having the nose -string cut or 
 broken. 
 
 fl^^tj^ a. having the wings torn off. 
 
 f^^^^ a. cut up by the root. 
 fl^g^ni^ a. whose doubts are dispelled. 
 fll^X^ n« a cloud torn asunder. 
 W^p m. a cert, animal. 
 
 1^-«*«^T & ®fT ^' t'le musk rat. 
 
 "i^W^^T ™-5 ®T^ ^' the same. 
 
 ^Z^C. pp. ^?rr%TfZrT torn. 
 
 Wl^ C- "JTWT^^fTT stretch out. 
 
 '^W^ n. chin. 
 
 ^, f T^fTT (WTT^fH), pp. wfTff bestrew, 
 beset, inlay. — "^T PP» clothed, f^ PP- = 
 S. pp. 
 
 ^fr^T f. knife. 
 
 l^fr^T f- the same, a cow's mouth. 
 
 1^, Tl^Wf^j PP- W^ pour out or upon, eject, 
 spue, vomit. C. l|'^^f?f the same, make 
 overflow. — "^T pour upon, fill. If C. 
 vomit, eject, f^ C. cast off, abandon.* 
 
 i|cR a. clever, shrewd. 
 
 %^TfW f« clever speech, insinuation. 
 
 1|'t!^ a. to be cut or split. 
 
 I^tT m. cutter, esp. wood-cutter; destroyer. 
 
 i|^ m. cutter; a cut, section, piece, portion; 
 cutting, dividing, separation, interruption, 
 disturbance; decrease, cessation, loss, 
 want; decision, definition. 
 
 ^^cR a. cutting off. 
 
 %^«T a. the same, hewing, splitting, de- 
 stroying, removing; n. the act of cutting 
 off etc. 
 
 %^^^ a. = %Tr^. 
 
 %f^ a. =%^iT a. 
 
 %^ a. =%Tf«9; n. the a(?t of cutting off etc. 
 %^r^ m., %f^r^ f. goat. 
 %fZiT n. cutting off. 
 
 %TfZ«RT f- snapping of the thumb and fore- 
 finger. 
 
 ^ a. born, produced, caused by, in, or from; 
 made of, living at, belonging to, connected 
 with (— »). f. ^T race; — o daughter. 
 
 ^Tf^ n. wing. 
 
 1^^^, Wf^f?! (^"^fn), pp. ^^ (q.v.) eat, 
 
 consume. — 3T & f^= S. pp. 
 2^^ , only pp. ^rWci; laughing. 
 ^V^ a. moving, alive, m. pi. men ; f. ^SRTHt 
 
179 
 
 W^^ 
 
 a female animal, the earth or world, N. 
 
 of a metre ; n. what moves or is alive, 
 
 men and (or) animals, the earth, world 
 
 or universe , du. heaven and the lower 
 
 world. 
 ^IcftTfT a- existing on earth. 
 ^IcftfT^ ^' the surface of the earth. 
 ^^^t^rfTT, <>trT^, & »^^ m. king. 
 ^^IrsfiKUf n. the cause of the world. 
 ^1t^^ & IfJTf^rRT n« ^be three worlds, 
 
 i.e. heaven, earth, and the lower world. 
 ^Tr^f?f m. the lord of the world, E. of sev. 
 
 gods. 
 ^^cqefiT^a. illuminating the world or known 
 
 in the world. 
 ^Tif^g m. = ^RrqfTT 
 
 ^ITr^S m. the creator of the world, Brahman. 
 ^Tr^rf^ m. = ^^fqf?T, abstr. o^Tf'T^ n 
 ^^^T^ n. the egg of the world, the universe. 
 gnr^llj m. = ^jfjf yq fy. 
 ^T^^?^ in. the same; prince, king. 
 ^TST^ !« father of the world, E. of sev. gods. 
 ^1^^ m- light of the world, the sun. 
 ^ni'^Tff m. creator of the world, E. of sev. 
 
 gods. 
 ^^I<«irf^ f- the womb of the world. 
 ^4(^1^ ra. lord of the world, N. of sev. gods 
 
 & men. 
 W^nf^^T^ m. abode of the world (Visnu- 
 
 Krsna or Qiva). 
 ^T'3n<T f. mother of the world (Durga or 
 
 LaksmT). 
 WTPc a- leading (a way). 
 ^nV a. eaten, consumed; exhausted by (instr.). 
 ^TeTfTTSf a. having eaten grass. 
 <TJ^7V a. half eaten. 
 ^fj^ f. eating, food, victuals. 
 ^flTT a. going, stirring; hastening towards 
 
 ^5rGr«T rn. n. hinder part, rear of an army (also 
 ^f^ifTV K)') ; the hips or pudenda. 
 
 gi^if^lj^T f. libidinous woman (lit. moving 
 the hips); N. of a metre. 
 
 ^3f^%«T (instr. adv.) behind, after (w. gen. or 
 ace). 
 
 ^r^«?I a. hindmost, last, latest, lowest. 
 
 <3f^«<r^ a. last born, youngest. 
 
 W^«?T1TH^ a. of low origin. 
 
 ^f% a. striking. 
 
 ^ftf a. sprinkling about. 
 
 ^^ m. N. of a man. 
 
 If^TT a. going, moving, living (abstr. o^q n.); 
 n. what is moving or alive. 
 
 ^f^^ m. N. of a plant. 
 
 gj^ f. leg, esp. its under part. 
 
 ^^Tf^fcfi m. n. bone of the leg. 
 
 ■gj^X^^ n. the power of the legs, i.e. running, 
 flight.* 
 
 gf^T^ a. running, swift. 
 
 gif^ m. warrior. 
 
 ^f^ a. germinating, shooting. 
 
 gi5rU^, only pp. f. pi. ^"U^^ splashing 
 waters. 
 
 ^^^ pp. f. ir^fft glittering, flashing. 
 
 ^¥WT w. ^«fT^ glittering. 
 
 WZJ f' twisted or matted hair (worn by as- 
 cetics and mourners). 
 
 ^ZT«R^rR m. tress of hair twisted on the 
 top of the head. 
 
 gT^l^"?^TiIX! a. wearing matted hair and a 
 garment of bark. 
 
 ^^T^"^ a. wearing matted hair; m. an ascetic 
 
 or Qiva. 
 ^ZTVTfT'l »• = Prec. adj. 
 
 ^ZTHTT^T ^- wearing a tuft of matted hair. 
 ^dl^U^^ "• l^air braided in a coil on the 
 
 top of the head. 
 ^fZT^ & **^f^ ni- N. of a fabulous vulture. 
 ^^T^ a. wearing a coil of twisted hair. 
 ^fZ«l^ a. the same; m. an ascetic or Qiva. 
 Wf^wf a. =prec. a. + confused, full of (— ®); 
 
 m. =prec. m. 
 l^T^ n. belly, stomach, womb; cavity, 
 
 hole. 
 
 2^'sx a.=w?:^. 
 
 ^^ a. cold, cool; apathetic, stupid, idiotic; 
 
 m. an idiot. — Abstr. o^ f., o^ n. 
 ^ NJ^chf Tf a. of a stupid nature, 
 of^?^ & ^^^tRT a. of a stupid mind. 
 ^^5^ , o^fTT stun^stupify. 
 12* 
 
^^T^ 
 
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 ^^T^q m. the moon. 
 
 lfvg|(II^& ^W^ a. cool or stupid Cby nature). 
 gj^^ , o-^^ be insensible or dumb. 
 ^f^fl. rn- coolness, frigidity, apathy, stu- 
 pidity. 
 ^Tg^ w. oR= ^^5^^; o^ become stupid. 
 
 'ajcT n. lac, gum. 
 
 ^HJ|^ & ®^^ n. the lac-house (in the Maha- 
 bharata). 
 
 ^g^^ f. lac-seal.* 
 
 ^rf f. a bat. 
 
 ol^ m. pi. cert, bones (supposed to be 16); 
 n. the collar bone. 
 
 ^5Ti|;, ^T^*^ (°frT), older gRf?r, "% PP- W[^ 
 (q.v.) be born or produced, grow, be born 
 again, be by birth or nature, be destined 
 for (ace), become (nom. or *dat.); be, take 
 place, happen, be possible or suitable; 
 generate, beget with (loc), bring forth, 
 produce, cause, effect. The older pres. 
 stem & C. WT^fTf, **fT have only the 
 trans, mgs. — "^"ftl be born, become, be. 
 "^•f be born later or after (ace); take 
 after, resemble (ace). "^srfH be born or 
 destined to (ace), be born, become (nom.). 
 "^T be born. C. beget; cause to be born 
 for (dat.), make prolific, ^f^ beget, pro- 
 duce; be born, arise, '^tf be produced in 
 addition, be born (again), appear, arise. 
 C. procreate, cause, effect, attempt. ^^W^ 
 arise, appear, be born (again). C. produce, 
 cause. IT be born (again), arise, propagate 
 offspring through or in (instr.), bring forth, 
 beget with (loc. or instr.). C. cause to 
 propagate offspring or to be born, beget, 
 generate. IffTf be born again. f% be born, 
 arise, become, be changed into (nom.); 
 propagate offspring, beget, bring forth. 
 ^fi^ be born with (instr.), come forth, 
 appear, take place, become, pass; bring 
 forth. C. beget, bring forth, produce, 
 generate, cause. — Cf. ^^aTTrf, ^t^WTrT, 
 
 lal«r !«• creature, man, person, tribe, race, 
 nation; pi. & sgl. coll. people, folks. 
 
 Often — o w. collect, or indiv. mg, e.g. 
 
 "^^T^if a servant or the servants. — "^^ 
 
 ^"if: & T[^ gf «f: this person (= I or he, she). 
 
 f. ^•TT birth, production. 
 2^fif m. N. of a man. 
 ^(vfcf) a. generating, producing, causing, m. 
 
 progenitor, father, N. of sev. kings etc. 
 ^if cfirT^nm, '^f m, & ^^^irraiWrf. the daughter 
 
 of Janaka (Sita). 
 ^f^fff f. assemblage of men , community, 
 
 people, subjects, mankind. 
 ^5f«f%^ m. a king (god of men). 
 ^iprf, f. t^= ^•fcR a. ; m. progenitor, creator, 
 
 f. f^ mother; n. producing, causing; birth, 
 
 life. 
 gf«TXrf7f m. a king (ruler of men). 
 <x|«f |«^X^ n. some other or former birth. 
 ^'if^ f. = W^^, V. ^Rlf. 
 ofifxr^ m. district, country (lit. tribe-place); 
 
 (also pi.) people, esp. country people, 
 
 subjects (opp. prince). 
 afifTT^^ m. sgl. & pi. talk of men, rumour. 
 ^•flTT^ ^' epidemic disease, pestilene. 
 ^jif^TT ^-t ^^V^ f- the same. 
 ofiT^W^ ni. N. of sev. men, esp. princes. 
 ^•rf^STcI 01' progenitor, father; f. ^^ mother. 
 ^^X^ m. = ^ifir^T^. 
 W^'i^T^^ & °TT^«l^ 11^- king (of men). 
 ^iTcTT^ m.= ^RlT^^. 
 gjif^ n. race ; as indecl. (also W*!'^) N. of a 
 
 cer<^. world. 
 ^T«T^^^ wi- throng of people, crowd, 
 ^I^TT "• N. of a part of the Dandaka 
 
 forest. 
 ^llfV^ ^' ruler of men, king. 
 ^•!Tf^«R^ adv. to a (single) person, i.e. 
 
 secretly, under one's breath. 
 WTT^^T^ ni. pi. evil talk of men. 
 
 ^•fTT^^ in. crowd (lit. sea) of men, caravan. 
 
 ^•TT^'T ^- E. of Visnu-Krsna. 
 
 ^f^ & ^ift f- woman, wife, pi. metaph. 
 the fingers ; ^fiT also birth, origin, birth- 
 place. 
 
 WfififJ^ a. originating or generating, produc- 
 ing *(f. of^). 
 
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 J^^ 
 
 ^f^TcT or otf^fT m. progenitor, father; f. 
 Wf^"^ mother. 
 
 ^grpff^ n. birthplace, home, origin ; pi. parents, 
 relatives. 
 
 ig^f^ffcf a. to be born or produced. 
 
 2irf^^ n- the state of a wife. 
 
 ^f^T^ n- birth, origin ; offspring, descend- 
 ants; creature, being; race, kind. 
 
 ^ff^nT & wOf«f«fT a. having a wife or 
 wives. 
 
 ^f^^ (superl.) very generative. 
 
 Wf«T"5I a. = l^ffif^. 
 
 ^r^ft V. 4f^- 
 
 ^«)^ n. birth, origin, birthplace; creature, 
 being; creation, production, work; race, 
 kind. Instr. ^^[^ by birth or nature, 
 essentially, necessarily. 
 
 ^pH m. creature, being, any animal, esp. 
 worms, insects, etc.; man, person (sgl. 
 also coll.); attendant, servant; child, de- 
 scendant. 
 
 ^^^ a. = latf'TW- 
 
 ^♦3T«fiT^ ni' time of birth. 
 
 ^•?r«Rfl^ ni. progenitor, father. 
 
 W3|%"^ n. birthplace. 
 
 W3Tf^^ adv. according to birth or age. 
 
 ^•3T^ a. giving birth to ( — «); m. father. 
 
 ^«3Tf^«^ n- birthday. 
 
 ^«?pi[^ n. birth, origin, new birth; existence, 
 life; birthplace, home; progenitor, 'father 
 (esp. — « begotten by); creature, being; 
 relatives, people i.g. ; race, kind; nature, 
 quality. 
 
 ^«3?TTf?TTr f- mother (lit. support of the race). 
 
 W^*TTW m. living creature, a being (lit. pos- 
 sessing birth). 
 
 ^«3T^ & ©^tRT f- birthplace, home. 
 
 ^•5W(I|' m. du. birth and death. 
 
 ^•Jf^j^ m. (the gain of) birth.* 
 
 ^•Jf^T'T n. birthplace, home. 
 
 ^'in«ffT! ^^- another birth or life. o^fTf new- 
 born. 
 
 W5RT«^T!1^ ^* born anew. 
 
 IPiTT^T^ "• birthplace. 
 
 Wpjfi^ m. creature, man. 
 
 l^iRI a. born, produced, rising from ( — «); 
 
 abstr. OfTT f-, ®^ n. — n. body. 
 2gf«?Ja. belonging to the (sarae) race, national, 
 
 native; common, vulgar. — m. the bride- 
 groom's friend; f. "^T bridesmaid; n. 
 
 people, tribe, race (also W^), pi- inimical 
 
 tribes; fighting, war. 
 ^•^^"^T f- the procession of the bridegroom's 
 
 friend. 
 ^R;, ^^fTf, "^^j pp. ^X|7T & ^H whisper, 
 
 mutter, esp. prayers, invoke in a low 
 
 voice. — "^T mutter into (oRIJf). "^q whisper 
 
 to i.e. bring over secretly. ;^*l^ whisper 
 
 or talk about. 
 ^tf a. whispering, muttering; m. muttering 
 
 prayers, a muttered prayer or spell. 
 ^T7«f n. = prec. m. 
 WQ^^T f' a rosary. 
 ^^'^'^ m. a sacrifice consisting of muttered 
 
 prayers. 
 ^^%T^ m. sgl. & pi. the same or (= du.) 
 
 muttered prayers and ablations. 
 ^HT f- the China rose. 
 ^m'il^ m. a garland of Japa flowers.* 
 ^(M*!^ a. muttering prayers. 
 31X21 a. the same; n. (m.) whisper or prayer. 
 ^^ or ^^^ snap at (^fx|) , seize with the 
 
 mouth. C. ^rat^fTf crush , destroy. I. 
 
 W^^ff open the jaws, snap at; w. '^f^ 
 
 the same. 
 
 ^'t^^f^ m. N. of a Risbi. 
 
 at4c|i^ s. mud, clay. 
 
 ^^T ^' the citron tree; n. a citron. 
 
 ^(TSf or ^rra" f. the rose -apple tree; n. its 
 ^* ©^ 
 
 fruit. 
 
 ^n^cf) m. a jackal (used also as an abusive 
 word). 
 
 ^^^M m. the continent abounding in rose- 
 apple trees, i.e. India, thought as one of 
 the 7 Dvipas. 
 
 ^T^^T!^ m. n., W^^^T? m. = 3n5^T^. 
 111^ m. tooth, tusk, the jaws, mouth; 
 
 swallowing, devouring. 
 23n^ m. crusher, devourer; N. of a cert. 
 
 demons. •• 
 
^^^ 
 
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 ^^c|; a. crushing, devouring ( — «) ; m. E. of 
 
 cert, demons. 
 ^^if, f. t^ crushing, destroying. 
 ^'Wf^^fiT f. a kind of song. 
 ^7^ m. front- or back-tooth; pi. the jaws. 
 l^'^SJ a. conquering, winning ( — ») ; pi. cert. 
 
 verses or formulas causing victory. 
 2^^ m. conquest, victory, gain. 
 ^'^^^T '^' ^ victorious elephant. 
 ^^^^ a. causing victory. 
 ^^%T"^ ^'1 ^W n ? °WT f- shout of victory. 
 gjZf^ a. giving victory. 
 ^"^q^^ m. N. of sev. poets. 
 "af^"^"^ m. a man's name. 
 ^"^iC^i^ m. flag of victory. 
 W^^ ni' N. of a son of Indra; E. of sev. 
 
 gods. 
 
 ^^NTT^^ (m.du.&n. sgl.) victory or defeat, 
 
 gain or loss. 
 ^^"^m a. desirous of victory. 
 ^'^T^r^ft f* the fortune or goddess of victory. 
 ^''5J^;S'«1[ m. a man's name. 
 
 ^^i[^ m. = ^^%nr. 
 ir^^ f. = if^^f^. 
 
 ^^%«T m , ^T f. a man's & woman's name. 
 
 ^"m^^ (m. du. & n. sgl.) victory or defeat. 
 
 ^^Tf^(?I ^* a man's name. 
 
 ^"'Snflr^ f. prayer for or cheer of victory. 
 
 ^f?TfT, f. o"^ victorious. 
 
 ^f%I^ a. conquering, winning, a conqueror 
 (gen. or — o); granting victory. 
 
 "ajfilUU & ^^^ 3' victorious. 
 
 ^^^ m. a man's name. 
 
 ^^^T ^' 1^^^ ^f victory, E. of Qiva. 
 
 ^^ftll, a. wishing to conquer ( — o). 
 
 WmTiT! a. full or certain of victory. 
 
 ^rSf a. to be won or conquered. 
 
 H^, ^"'C^ (cf. ^'^) awake, stir, move, ap- 
 proach (ace). C. ^'5^'^fTTj *% awaken, 
 set in motion. 
 
 ^"^ m. wearing out, wasting; f. ^^T the 
 same; decay, old age. 
 
 '^X'Z a. old, aged; hard, solid, strong. 
 
 ^"^Ijj" a. infirm, old; f. ^X old age. 
 
 ^T^T f' decrepitude. 
 
 ^ a. calling aloud, calling to (dat.). 
 ^TWT^ m. f. N. of an ancient Rishi & his 
 
 wife. 
 ^T^t^T^^^ f. = prec. f . 
 ^T^fn a. long-lived; f. longevity. 
 W^"^^ m. an old bull; N. of a vulture. 
 WT^rf^ f. an old woman. 
 5i'^;«fr^, f. ^ITi;^ decayed, infirm, dry; old, 
 
 ancient, former; m. an old man. 
 ^"^^ f. decrepitude, old age. 
 
 2WTT f* crackling, roaring; calling, greeting. 
 
 ^T^TW^'^C a. infirm with age. 
 
 ^"^T^ n. the cast-off skin of a serpent; 
 
 (also f.) the chorion or outer skin of the 
 
 embryo, after-birth, secundines. 
 ^"^T^^ a. born from the womb. 
 ^'^^•ff a. old, aged. 
 ^TT^^ ™' N* of sev. kings. 
 WfT^T f- N. of a myth. bird. 
 ^fr^Tfr ^' N. of the son of Jarita (v. prec.).^ 
 gff^ff m. invoker, singer, worshipper. 
 WfT't'T. ™' old age, decay, death. 
 ^^"^ & ^fr^cT a. decayed, worn out, broken, 
 
 hurt, tattered, perforated; abstr. ^''(^^ n. 
 ^f^-^ 3| wear out, hurt, break, split; ©^ the 
 
 same pass. 
 ^^'f^ a. supporting, nourishing. 
 
 l^lf^ n. water (also pi.) ; abstr. OffT f, 
 
 2^^ a. = 11^. 
 
 ^I^f^^T f- offering water, funeral ceremony. 
 
 ^^4^7f m. aquatic bird. 
 
 ^^51'^"?^ m. aquatic animal, fish. 
 
 ^^rxfTfXT^ a. living in or near water; m. = 
 
 prec. 
 ^^^ a. born or produced in water; m. = 
 
 prec. m.; n. product of the sea, pearl, 
 
 shell, the lotus. 
 ^^f^«fr m. aquatic animal. 
 ^^^"^•1^ a. living in, near, or on water; 
 
 m. fisherman. 
 ^^"^^ m- hydrophobia. 
 ^T^^ m. a cloud (rain-giver). 
 ^^f^T^ m. coming of the clouds, the rainy 
 
 season. 
 
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 WfW^WT 
 
 ^f^r^ejj n. product of the sea, pearls etc. 
 
 ^gj^^';^^ m. cloud (lit. water-bearer). 
 
 ^^r^TTT f* flood or gush of water. 
 
 ^g|^f\ij m. ocean, sea. 
 
 ^^rf'rf^ ra. the same. 
 
 ^^f'Tf^TT^ ni' the Ocean (personif.). 
 
 ^^MT«1 "• drinking water.* 
 
 ^;5|f^^ m. drop of water. 
 
 W^"^ir^ ^' bubble of water. 
 
 ^^*iT^n»T n. vessel for water. 
 
 ^^^T"^, f. ^ consisting of water, watery. 
 
 ^T^^^ a. shedding water; m. a cloud. 
 
 ^fg^ft^ & oofi n. water-engine. 
 
 ^f^TT^f^ f- N. of a sea-monster. 
 
 ^f^Tjt^ ™- the ocean. 
 
 ^5I^n^^ (*in.) lotus (growing in water). 
 
 ^^^^ m. aquatic animal ; n. = prec. 
 
 ^^^•rT a. abounding in water. 
 
 l^f^T^T^ m. residence in water. 
 
 2^^^T^ a. = seq. 
 
 ^^^if^t ^- Ji^'ing i» water. 
 
 ^^^Tl" a. bearing water; ©cfi m. w.-carrier. 
 
 ^^f^^TT m. water-fowl. 
 
 ^^"^"Sn f« lying in water. 
 
 ^^^V ni« N. of a son of Dhrtarastra. 
 
 ^^^ a. being in water. 
 
 ^T^^TT n-, *>^T^ m. pond, lake. 
 
 ^^^T*f n. bathing, bath. 
 
 ^T^^TT m- water-carrier, f. f^. 
 
 ^T^^«f a. waterless, dry. 
 
 ^^TTT m- rain (coming of water). 
 
 ^^T^f% m. two handfuls of water (for the 
 
 dead), the last farewell. 
 * ^f^T^TT ^- pond, lake. 
 ^T^T^cRT f. leech. 
 
 ^'5TTf^«l^ a. desirous of water, thirsty. 
 ^^1"^ a. wet with water; f. "^ a wet cloth. 
 ^^T"^^oR m- shower of rain. 
 l^^T'^I^ m. pond, lake, sea. 
 2^^1ir^ ^' lying or resting in water. 
 5f^"5r a. appeasing, healing. 
 ^^T^^'CJ^ a. having healing medicines. 
 ^T^T^"^, f. 1^ living in water; m. (adj. — <> 
 
 f. "^T) aquatic animal. 
 ^^^ m. the sea or its lord i.e. Varuna. 
 ^^^ a. resting or living in water. 
 
 lf%^gX^ m. Varuna (the lord of the waters). 
 
 ^f^T^T^ n. dropsy (water-belly). 
 
 «!%T^rf^t7T f. N. of a metre. 
 
 "Sn^fT^^ a. born in water; m. aquatic animal. 
 
 ^T«fi (m.)' "^T f- leech. 
 
 ^^|eh^ a. living in or near water; m. aquatic 
 animal, f. leech. 
 
 gf%Te|iT^'^TTW^^ a- relating to the appli- 
 cation of leeches. 
 
 ^T^T^T'S^^cR n:^' bleeding by (the application 
 of) leeches. 
 
 ^^l^TsfW s. a wound made by a leech. 
 
 ^f^^, ^^fTT (°%), pp. ^^rf (q-v.) murmur, 
 chatter, talk; address, speak to (ace. or 
 instr. ± ^"ni^), speak of (ace). — "^fft? 
 address, answer, talk over, suggest, advise. 
 ^XJ & trfT chatter. T( speak, announce, 
 proclaim, f"^ speak, utter. ^^ talk, 
 speak. — Cf. IT^f^cT. 
 
 ^f^ m., oiT n. chat, talk, conversation. 
 
 ^^oR or ^T^T«R a. talkative. 
 
 ^f%cr f. murmur, speaking in an undertone. 
 
 ^f^ff n. chat, talk. 
 
 ^f^«l^ a. speaking, talking ( — <>). 
 
 ^^T2f n. chat, talk. 
 
 ^fcf a. hastening, quick; m. haste, speed. 
 
 'Sf^if, f. ^ impelling; quick, swift; n. = 
 prec. m. 
 
 ^r^f^cRT f. screen, curtain. 
 
 ^^^ n. quickness, velocity. 
 
 ^^T f. = ^trr- 
 
 ^f%«l^ a. hastening, running, quick. 
 
 ^f%¥ (superl.) quickest, fleetest. 
 
 ^"'^^'^ (compar.) quicker, speedier. 
 
 ^"Bf m. a cert, aquatic animal. 
 
 ^^> ^^ft he exhausted, languish. 0. W{- 
 ^Rlf?! exhaust, weaken. — "^^ C. destroy 
 (gen. or ace), f^ (^^f^) perish, dis- 
 appear. C. exhaust. 
 
 ^■J^T f. exhaustion, weakness. 
 
 ^■^l"^ a. exhausted, tired. 
 
 im^ V. ^^^. 
 
 gi^«^ a. needy, wretched, poor. 
 4f cPT f. hedge-hog. 
 
 ^^^^WT f- a rhet. figure in which a word 
 loses its original meaning. 
 
^cT 
 
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 gff^ff a. abandoned, forlorn. 
 
 ^^ in. a young animal. 
 
 gfj m. N. of an ancient king; pi. his race. 
 
 \* 
 W5«R«^T & ^J^FTfTT t the daughter of Jahnu, 
 
 E. of Ganga. 
 
 W{ (— ®)=^; 01. f. (noni. ^T^) offspring. 
 
 ^TT^T a* composed in the Jagati metre, per- 
 taining to it, etc.; n. the Jagati metre. 
 
 IfXIT ^ °^ "^- state of waking. 
 
 ^TTT^ a. awake ; n. = prec. 
 
 WrifT<t »• having waked; n. = n. prec. 
 
 WT'lf^ci^Tf a. being in the state of waking. 
 
 ^'[fTTfT'ff m- the state of waking. 
 
 WTlfr^ a. wide or much awake. 
 
 ^XJ|^«h a. waking, watchful, attentive. 
 
 W^ V. 3^. 
 
 WT^T^^ a. watchful, eager, indefatigable. 
 
 ^rriff^ a. watchful, attentive, quick, exciting. 
 
 ^T^c^ a. waking; s. the state of waking. 
 
 ^T^r^^ m. du. waking and sleeping. 
 
 ^■^n^ f. tail. 
 
 ^T^^ a. arid, level, fertile (land) ; living in 
 such a country, m. a kind of partridge; 
 n. deer, game. 
 
 ^Tf^^ a. quick-footed ; m. runner. 
 
 ^T'3'^^5 f- "1^ being on or in the belly; m. oif- 
 spring of the womb, son. 
 
 ^T^ n, coldness, frigidity, stiffness, dulness, 
 stupidity, want of intelligence. 
 
 WTff a. born, begot with (loc), by (instr. or 
 abl.); born — ago, —old (— ®); grown, 
 arisen, appeared, happened, passed, become, 
 turned to (dat.), being, present; often o — 
 (or — o) having born, grown, or existing — , 
 i.e. having got, endowed with, possessed 
 of. — m. son (f. W\W[ daughter*), living 
 creature; n. being, creature; birth, origin, 
 race, kind, sort; the whole of, all that is 
 (gen. or — o). 
 
 ^TfTcii a. born, begot ( — o); m. a new-born 
 child; n. birth (esp. a former birth of 
 Qakyamuni & its history), nativity, also 
 = seq. 
 
 ^T<T«fi^r»!^ n- the ceremony after birth. 
 
 ^lr!^«rT a. having teeth (grown). 
 
 WTfTT^ a. fledged (having grown wings). 
 
 ^rm^ a. born before.* 
 
 WT'cT"'^^ a. having strength (grown or gained). 
 
 ^Tff^T'^ a. just born. 
 
 ^TcT"^^ a. beautiful, golden ; n. gold. 
 
 WTrf^XI^^, f. t golden. 
 
 ^Trrf^^ f. knowledge of (all) beings. 
 
 WTrTfcfyT^ a. having got confidence or 
 
 courage. 
 Wrf!f%^^ m. E. of Agni (knower or possessor 
 
 of all beings); in 1. 1. also =fire. 
 WTrf^T^Ti^ n. lying-in room. 
 WTff^cR^ a. who has made up his mind. 
 WrfTT (WTrft) f- birth, origin, new birth, form 
 
 of existence, position, rank, caste, family, 
 
 race, kind, sort, genus, genuine or true 
 
 state of anything; a kind of jasmine. 
 
 o~, wrari, & Wrf?IfT^ by birth or nature, 
 
 from the beginning. 
 ^ifTf^T^f^^ a. relating to castes and districts. 
 Wrf^TfT^ adv. according to (one's) caste. 
 Wrf?!'^^ m. law or duty of caste. 
 Wrf?I'4'?r m- loss of caste. 
 ^TfflM"^«fiT a. causing loss of caste. 
 ^Tfrl^«ff a. of (high) birth or rank. 
 ^rrRT^T"^ n. mere birth or caste; ©"^T^^- 
 
 f^«[^ a. subsisting only by (the name of) 
 
 one'% caste. 
 WrffT^H'9' a. born of a noble race. 
 ^TTH^T a. recollecting a former existence; 
 
 abstr. orTT f-5 °^ "• 
 WTTH^TW n. recollection of a former birth. 
 ^Tf7J^"T a. base born (lit. destitute of birth). 
 ^Ttft^T'ST m. nutmeg. 
 *WTcftxR^T f- N. of a plant. 
 ^TfT (WTfT) adv. at all, ever, once, possibly, 
 
 perhaps; w. "if not at all, never. 
 ^TH"^, f. ^ made of or covered with lac. 
 WTrfefilJ m., t^ f. a man's & woman's name. 
 ^I'^fS f. birth- rite. 
 ^T^ a. belonging to the family, caste, or 
 
 race (of — o); kin, legitimate, genuine, 
 
 noble. 
 ^(?Ji^ a. born blind. 
 ^TW^'^f^T a. born blind and deaf. 
 ^•f n. birth, origin. 
 
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 Tm 
 
 ^ifoB m. a patron, name; f. ^ patron, of 
 Sita. 
 
 ^T^^'H^, <»^^mH, & o^^ m. the lord 
 of Sita, E. of Rama. 
 
 ^tjiftr?' a. living in the country; m. country- 
 man (in both mgs), subject. 
 
 ^T^nrrW n. supreme power. 
 
 gfXf'f f- wife (only adj. — »). 
 
 ^T«f n. (m.) knee. 
 
 ^J"gcjj m. N. of a man; n. = prec. (esp.a. — o). 
 
 ^T«TcRT f- bearing, bringing forth. 
 
 ^T^^^, f. t^ reaching up to the knees. 
 
 ^T'^f^ n- -shin- (lit. knee-)bone. 
 
 ^fq m. muttering (esp. prayers). 
 
 gffXIoR&^fqi^^a. muttering, whispering (—o). 
 
 ^"[TEf a. to be muttered, n. a prayer. 
 
 ^^^^^5 f. 1^ belonging to Jamadagni. 
 
 WT'T^T^ a. the same. 
 
 ^TTTfT m. son- or brother-in-law. 
 
 ^rrftr a. related by blood; kindred, own, 
 native, customary ; f. sister (±;^^, metaph. 
 also the fingers), daughter in law, female 
 relative i.g. ; n.=seq. 
 
 ^Tf^^ n. consanguinity, relationship, friend- 
 ship. 
 
 <3l|4q^«rT m. N. of a monkey prince. 
 
 ^Tfi^^ & WT^^^ n- the knee-pan. 
 
 >3||4c(cf) a. belonging to a jackal. 
 
 l^T^T^ n. a kind of gold; gold i.g. 
 
 2^^*T^, f. t; golden. 
 
 ^1^«T4*I^, f. t^ the same. 
 
 *^T^oR n. a kind of fragrant wood. 
 
 Wrm f. wife, consort; abstr. ^T^Tfcf n. 
 
 5rrf%15^^ a. conquering, fighting ( — o)^ 
 
 ^T^ & ^T^cfi a. victorious. 
 
 l^TT a. becoming old. 
 
 2^"?^ m. paramour, lover, friend. 
 
 WTT^, ^TT^TcT, & *»^T<T^ a. born of a 
 woman by her paramour. 
 
 ^TT'^n' f' love-affair. 
 
 ^T'^WrfT'fr m. the same. 
 
 ^ITl^f^ ^- patr. of Sahadeva. 
 
 ^Tf?^Tn^ f- having a paramour, enamoured. 
 
 WT^ST a. E. of -^^^V- 
 
 IWI^ n. net, web, springe, snare, coat or 
 helmet of wire, grate, lattice, (lattice-) 
 
 window, the membrane between the toes 
 of waterbirds (supposed also to exist 
 between the toes and fingers of godlike 
 personages), mane (of a lion); collection, 
 multitude. 
 
 25n'^ a. watery. 
 
 WT^fcfe n. net, web, grate, grated window, 
 bundle of heeds or flowers, collection, 
 multitude i.g.; m. a kind of tree; f. ^- 
 f^chl net, veil, armour; multitude. 
 
 ^^TTT^ ni- a webfooted bird. 
 
 ^T^T^»^ m. net, springe. 
 
 ^T^HT^ m- the way of the window; instr. 
 through the window. 
 
 ^T^HT^T f. net. 
 
 ^T^^«r! a. having a net, a mail, lattice- 
 windows, etc. 
 
 ^T^T^ m. lattice-window. 
 
 WT^T"^ n. a cert, soothing medicine. 
 
 ^nf%c|i m- fowler. 
 
 WT%T"^r^f^«l^ "1- fisherman.* 
 
 Wr^, f. t;^ wretched, low, vulgar; ro. wretch. 
 
 imj-^'^i V. tj^^T^^ 
 
 ^T^«rT a. having or granting oftspring. 
 
 ^TWfff m. the father of a family. 
 
 ^T^(^ n. the state of a householder. 
 
 ^Tf^ m. hedgehog. 
 
 ^T^^^ m. N. of a man. 
 
 ^^^ m. patr. of sev. man ; f. "|!^ of Ganga. 
 
 ^T^^^ a. belonging to (the) Ganga. ■ 
 
 f^, ^fr^fri, °%, pp. f^ri conquer, win, subdue, 
 overcome, suppress, expel from (abl.), 
 deprive of (2 ace); absol. vanquish (in 
 a game or a suit of law), be victorious. 
 ^r^f?r, *»g (w. nom.), f^cr^Ft (w. instr.) = 
 victorious is or be — , hail to — I C. ^- 
 ■q^f?f cause to conquer or win (2 ace.) ; 
 salute with reverence*. D. f%pR"qf?f wish 
 to win, seek for prey. — "^Xf keep off, 
 prevent. "^fiT win, conquer, obtain. ^^ 
 win, gain, reconquer, vanquish, ward off. 
 W & '^^ conquer, win, subdue. f^I^ 
 gain, attain, subdue, conquer, overcome, 
 surpass. f^f^T^ the same. TfT;! (mostly 
 M.) lose, be deprived of (ace), succumb 
 (abl.*); vanquiste, overcome, irf^, TT, "fl'RT 
 
f^Tg 
 
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 win, conquer, vanquish, f^ (mostly M.) the 
 same; surpass, excel; also = S. absol. 
 D. (mostly M.) wish to win or conquer, 
 attack, ^i^ win , conquer , obtain (to- 
 gether). — cf. TJrrt^m. 
 
 f^^f(^ a. hastening, quick. 
 
 f^^rf'1'3 a* wishing or about to go. 
 
 t^nn^'^T f • wish to conquer or win, ambition. 
 
 t%|lft^ a. wishing to conquer or obtain. 
 
 ^1^ a. victorious. 
 
 f^^r^7 f. wish to eat, hunger. 
 
 f^^Tf^ a. wishing to devour. 
 
 t^J^T^ f' vvish to kill or destroy. 
 f^^Tf^«t, a. wishing to kill ( — o), 
 f^'^l^ a. wishing to kill or destroy (ace. or 
 
 f^^"^! f- wish to take or seize. 
 
 f^^r^ wishing to take, seize, grasp, rob, 
 
 gather, learn (ace. or — <>). 
 f^^ f. N. of a plant. 
 
 f^^f^-qT f. wish to live ; a. of^g or f^Wtg- 
 f^"^T^«T n. wish to know, investigation. 
 f^"^!^! f* the same ; o^T^S^ for information. 
 t^'^T^ a. wishing to know, inquiring. 
 f^f^ a. winning, conquering ( — ©). 
 f^<T^Tfl|'«^ a- appearing victorious, certain 
 
 of victory. 
 f%rfWT a. having overcome or shaken off 
 
 fatigue. 
 f^r!%T'tI a. having conquered anger. 
 f^ffT(3?«^ a. self-subdued. 
 f%tf?T f. gain, victory, conquest. 
 fimf^^ a. having suppressed the organs 
 
 of sense, abstr. o^ n. 
 f^WT f- gain, victory (—<>). 
 'Nft^'l^ *a- victorious; m. N. of a man. 
 tW^T ^- victorious; vanquishing ( — o). 
 f^«T m. a Buddha or Arhant. 
 f^^ m.=f^«T. 
 f^T^ , ftt^f7r(°%), f^^TfcTbe lively, hasten ; 
 
 put in motion, quicken, impel, refresh, 
 
 further, favour, bring or help to (dat.); 
 
 fill, satisfy. — Tf quicken, speed on, favour, 
 
 help to (dat.). "^XITT urge on, impel. 
 
 t%ff5f a. decayed, old. 
 
 f^*^ (dat. inf.) to win or conquer. 
 
 tW^ a. victorious, triumphant, superior, 
 
 winning, conquering ( — <>); m. E. of Visnu 
 
 or Arjuna; N. of sev. men. 
 flf^ rfl'l f. wish to give up. 
 f^^T^ a. wishing to give up. 
 f^^"^ f- wish to seize or take, a. og. 
 t^f^ a. not straight or upright, oblique, 
 
 transverse, crooked; w. ^, ^^, etc. go 
 
 awry or astray, fail, miss (abl.). — n. & 
 
 ^c^lf f. falsehood, dishonesty. 
 f^I^T a. going crookedly ; m. snake. 
 fW^lR' a. lying crookedly or athwart. 
 f^t^fT a. bent, curved. 
 f%^ m. E. of Agni; r. =f. f^^ tongue. 
 t%^^ (adj. — o, f. j^^ -tongued. 
 t^^^^ n. the root of the tongue. 
 f^^T'^'^ ni. the Visarga before "^ & ^. 
 
 ^•T or ^^^ m. a leather bag. 
 
 ^♦i<T m. thunder-clond; m. N. of sev. plants,^ 
 
 E. of the Sun, a man's name. 
 ^TTrI^7^ & o^T^if m. a man's name. 
 ^"5^ a. quick, active, driving, exciting; m. 
 
 quick movement (esp. of the Soma stones). 
 ^'^TT a. dropping, sprinkling, causing to 
 
 flow abundantly. 
 ^"^T^ a. having quick horses. 
 I^TT (™' or f.) quick or flowing water. 
 2^YfT f- o^^ age. 
 ^Uf a. decayed, infirm, old, frail, dry; n. 
 
 digestion; also = seq. 
 Wtl^flT f-5 ®t^ n- decrepitude, old age. 
 ^fjj^ci iqff«T n. a temple in ruins. 
 '^uJ«IM n. a worn or tattered raiment. 
 ^T^T^ "• an old or desert wood. 
 ^fVfllJ a. decrepit with age. 
 ^Un^T^ n- an old or desert garden. 
 ^^ (or ^if) m. a leather bag. 
 Wt^ , ^^fTT («>%), pp. ^f^rT (q.v.) live, 
 
 revive (± ^•I'J^), subsist on (instr.). Imper. 
 
 ^^ (if^-^) may you live (long)! C. 
 
 ^^"^fTT (°%) make or keep alive, nourish, 
 
 bring up; wish a pers. to live (by calling 
 
 ^^). D. fwtf^^trr (°%) or ^SUXrfTT 
 
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 ^^^ 
 
 wish to live, seek a livelihood by(instr.). - 
 ^5rf?T survive. '^^ live after i.e. like (ace); 
 live for, be devoted to (ace); live on, 
 subsist by (instr.). "^ live on, make use 
 of, enjoy (ace). ^^ & TfW^ revive; C. 
 restore to life, "^tj subsist (± ^1%?^) ; 
 live on, make use of, practise (ace, gen., 
 or instr.); live under, depend on, serve 
 (ace). TTgE^II C. restore to life.* f% revive. 
 ^^?^ live (together), subsist on (instr), 
 revive. C. vivify, keep alive, nourish. 
 
 ^c( a. living, alive; living on or causing to 
 live, vivifying ( — o). m. the principle of 
 life, the living or personal soul ; E. of the 
 planet Jupiter; n. life; m. n. living being, 
 creature; f. ^^T pl- water as the living 
 or vivifying element. 
 
 WN^, f- T^T a. = pree adj.; f. wtf%^T 
 life, livelihood, pl. = pree f. pl. 
 
 ^^'IH a. taking alive, catcher. 
 
 ^^51 a born alive. 
 
 ^q^lqcjj & ^cj^^eR m. a kind of fowl. 
 
 w1"^^tT ui. N. of a man. 
 
 ^^^T^T^ a. life-giving, generating. 
 
 ^^•f, f. ^ causing to live, vivifying; n. 
 life, existence, mode of life; livelihood, 
 subsistence (adj. — © living on); making 
 alive, enlivening; water. 
 
 ^t^«f»{^ (nom. ©•i^) a. where life is lost. 
 
 ^^•T^T f- love of life. 
 
 ^^•T^g m. mode of subsistence. 
 
 ^^if^'^ a. vivifying; n. (impers.) vivendum, 
 as subst. water. 
 
 Wt^^JTW a. liberated in life, abstr. of^ f, 
 
 aft^«WfT & o^ a. alive and dead, half dead; 
 abstr. o^ n. 
 
 ^^qf^T, f. ©xj^^ a. whose husband or wife 
 is alive. 
 
 ^cffqTT & °cR a. whose father is alive. 
 
 ^"^J"^ a. whose son is alive. 
 
 ^^j^T f. the abode of the living. 
 
 ^^TT^ a. whose offspring is alive. 
 
 Wt^^ a. being alive, living, vital. 
 
 ^^^^ a. animated, living. 
 
 ^■^ a. living or enlivening; N. of a man. 
 
 ^"^%T«R HI. the world of the living. 
 
 ^^^\if m. the killing of a living creature. 
 ^«flf^ a. praised by the living. 
 ^^^Xj a. having only life (left). 
 ^^iJ^^ n. the whole or substance of a life, 
 
 the highest treasure.* 
 ^^^TT a. whose children are alive. 
 Wt^^ f. bringing forth a living child or whose 
 
 children are alive. 
 ^t^% (dat. inf.) to live. 
 wHrg f. life. 
 
 Wl"^T^T«l[^ m. the living or individual soul. 
 ^ c||^fe^ a. thinking (a person to be) 
 
 alive. 
 ^Vf^ft a. lived, living, alive, restored to life ; 
 
 n. living creature, life, subistence. 
 ^f^ff"^^ m. loss of life, death. 
 ^f^fTrfWT f- thirst for life.* 
 ^f^cT^T'^ m- lord of life, husband. 
 Wtf^cTTf^Tf^ST^ a. life-giving or 1. -preserving.* 
 Wl'f^fTfll'^T a. dear as life. 
 WtftcT^'^T!!' n. death in life.* 
 ^Vf^fT^ n. vivendum (impers.), as subst. 
 
 life. 
 ^f^fl'S"5r^ m- I'isk of life. 
 ^f^cT^T a. dear as (lit. equal to) life. 
 ^f^TT^^* n. = :^^^i^. 
 ^f^ffT^^ m. danger of life. 
 ^ftfn«TT ni. end of life, death. 
 ^f^ffT«TTcR a. ending life, E. of Qiva. 
 ^Vf%rfT^^»T n. end of life, death.* 
 ^ftfrn^T f. hope or love of life. 
 ^Vf^ll' m. lord of life (Yama), f. "^ mis- 
 tress, wife. 
 Wtf^^T m. lord of life (Qiva); f. oft = 
 
 prec. f. 
 ^^%Tl[f^ n. carrying on life.* 
 ^f^«i;^ a. alive, living on or by (loc. or — »); 
 
 m. living creature. 
 ^oSf n. vivendum (impers.); life. 
 ^ V. l^f. 
 
 ^JIL^I f. horror, disgust, aversion. 
 ^gfr^ff n. the same, horrible deed. 
 ^T^ffxir ^- fond of praise. 
 (mz^ n.*), ^f^^T f. tuft, bunch. 
 aT7^r«il ^n- E. of V»runa. 
 

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 ^T' Wtf^' ^^PrT, pp. WW (q-v.) grow old, 
 
 decay, perish, ^"tfrT also trans. 
 ^^^ n. quickness, speed. 
 
 pleased or satisfied; be fond of, delight 
 ill, enjoy (ace. or gen.); like to, resolve 
 upon (dat. or inf., esp. in "^); prefer or 
 choose (a cert, place), i.e. visit, inhabit. 
 C. ^'R^ (**frt) like, love, approve of, 
 choose. — "^f*? like, visit, frequent. '^H 
 cheer, gladden. Ijfff cherish, fondle; 
 delight in, be pleased with (ace). C. 
 fondle, caress. — Cf. H^'g', ^ST^. 
 
 2lI"Bf a. (mostly — ») delighting in, attached 
 to, visiting, frequenting. 
 
 ^H or ^^ a. acceptable, welcome, pleasant; 
 wont, visited, frequented; surrounded by, 
 endowed with, possessed of(instr. or — o). 
 
 ^"fe f. favour, love, satisfaction. 
 
 ^^f. tongue, esp. tongue of Agni, flame; a 
 wooden ladle used for pouring butter into 
 the fire. 
 
 ^'^H ^- wishing to sacrifice. 
 
 W%Tf?r m- burnt oblations (opp. "^^f?!). 
 
 ^fTfil^^rfHf^T f. pl- burnt oblations and 
 other sacrifices. 
 
 W5"T"^ a. tongue- or flame-mouthed (Agni). 
 
 1^ ^^ & ^^Tftr, PP- ^rk press on, speed; 
 impel, incite, promote, inspire; expel, 
 drive, away. — Tf press on (tr. & intr.). — 
 
 Cf. ^^^^ & ^ji^- 
 
 2^ a. quick, speedy, pressing, urging; s. 
 
 horse. 
 gr^qf^ & ®^T*f a. speedy, quick. 
 ^fTf f. impulse, speed, energy. 
 ^nr^T'ff a. impetuous, speedy. 
 IflJI' a. decayed, old. 
 iWfllf f. blaze, fiery weapon. 
 S^flJ a. singing, praising. 
 ^TWt^ a. glowing. 
 ^Tjff f. a cert, snake. 
 gr^ a. old, aged. 
 ^q , ^^ftr singe, burn. — fif burn down. 
 
 m, ^tRt, pp. Wtxiif (q.v.) make or grow 
 old; ^^fTf («%) grow old, age, decay, 
 
 wither, waste away; be dissolved or di- 
 gested. C. W^^fW (o^) make old, wear 
 out, digest. — ^?^ (^"^frr) grow old 
 (together). — Cf. ^"^•tT^- 
 
 251, ^x!^ crackle, roar (fire); sound, call, 
 invoke. — IffTT call to, salute. ^T^ sound. 
 
 ^^ , ^J^ (ofrT), pp. ^f^rf (q.v.) gape, 
 yawn, open (of a flower), blossom; spread, 
 extend; come forth, rise; be or feel at 
 ease. C. ^^^^EtRT cause to yawn. I. W?;!"- 
 ^1^ extend far. — "^^ & ^^"^ open 
 wide, come forth, appear, arise, irf^ spread 
 round. T? begin to yawn. f% yawn, gape, 
 blossom, expand, break forth, appear; be 
 or feel at ease. ^T(^ expand, break forth, 
 appear. — Cf. f^^f^ff. 
 
 ^^ m., -^T f- gaping, yawning, opening, 
 blowing. 
 
 W^XIF a. causing to yawn; n.= prec. 
 
 ^'ffW'RT a- ^ prec. a. 
 
 ^f^rl n. - ^^. 
 
 ^fl^ & ^c^ a. to be conquered or won. 
 
 ^cT m. conqueror, winner. 
 
 -J ^ ,1 
 
 ^w^ a. noble, genuine, true. 
 
 l^?Ti^^ a. superior. 
 
 2%^i^ m. superiority. 
 
 %Tr«r n. eating, food. 
 
 %^ a. to be vanquished. 
 
 ^Xf m. gain, acquirement. 
 
 %f , ^f% open the mouth, gasp, gape. — 
 
 ^'^, f. "1^ victorious, triumphant. 
 
 %"^'5n'^T f- triumphal procession. 
 
 %^'^iZf m. triumphal chariot. 
 
 %f^^ n. victory, triumph. 
 
 %•!•> f. t^ belonging to the Jinas; m. a Jaina. 
 
 ^f^rf'T m. N. of a saint and philosopher. 
 
 %f^*ft^ a. relating to Jairaini (v. prec); 
 
 m. pl. his followers, n. his work, 
 ^^, f. '1^ relating to the individual soul. 
 S^lfT^ a. long-lived. 
 <ii{^H n. falsehood, deceit. 
 ^^ a. being on or belonging to the tongue. 
 %^^ n. pleasure of taste (lit. of the tongue). 
 ^1J[ a. singing, praising. 
 *%T^ & oc|j n. aloe wood. 
 
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 WTT 
 
 ^flf ra. satisfaction, pleasure. ^T5f^ after 
 one's satisfaction, sufficiently, abundantly 
 (also ^g o or o ^7); w. ^^, ^J^, or 
 "^^T be silent, keep quiet. 
 
 %T'^W "• satisfaction, delight in ( — ©). 
 
 %T^ & ^T"S a. loving, fostering. 
 
 ^T^"^ a. calling aloud, neighing. 
 
 ^ a. knowing, versed in, conversant or fa- 
 railiar with (gen., loc. or — o) ; intelligent, 
 wise. 
 
 ^cTT f., ^^ "., ^gfH *"• abstr. to prec. 
 
 •s^t^cR (adj. — o) = ^^f^ (v. prec). 
 
 l^T, ^TiTTftT, W\^ (^T'Tfrl, «»%), pp.^cf 
 know, be or get aware of (ace, r. gen.), 
 recognize, ascertain, investigate, acknowl- 
 edge, approve, perceive, observe, notice 
 (ace), remember (gen.); consider or regard 
 as, understand or suppose that — (2 ace), 
 know how to (infin.); *M. have to do 
 with, deal with (gen.) With J\ know 
 nothing of (ace). C. UTXl^cf, «>% & ^tpST- 
 fTT, *>%, pp. "^H & "^flTrf inform, teach; 
 announce, notify ; make a person acquain- 
 ted with (2 ace); M. beg, request (ace). 
 D. "ftl^'ra^ (®f?T) wish to know, try, 
 examine; ascertain, suppose. D. C. ■^- 
 T^f^f wish to make a person acquainted 
 with (2 ace); pp. "^'t^JTXf wished or 
 intended to be inforn)ed. — '^g permit, 
 grant, approve, forgive, pardon (gen. of 
 pers.); empower, authorize to (dat. or 
 *I!frT w. ace) ; dismiss, bid farewell (ace), 
 be gracious or kind to (ace). C. ask for 
 permission or leave, take leave of (ace). 
 ^«J"iT & ^nT«T the same. "^f^T perceive, 
 notice, understand, know; acknowledge 
 as, think that (2 ace), concede, grant; 
 agree, approve. Tf^f^ recognize again, 
 notice, understand, come to one's self, 
 recover one's consciousness. ^TtTh know, 
 recognize. "^^ despise, surpass. "^J attend 
 to, notice, hear, learn, understand. C. 
 command, appoint a pers. (ace) to (dat. 
 or loc). ^?TT perceive, notice. C. bid, 
 appoint, "^"q & ^^^ think out, invent. 
 fif^ & f^f^^ discern, find out. trfT 
 
 observe, understand, ascertain, know 
 thoroughly, know as (2 ace). IT under- 
 stand, distinguish, discern, be clever or 
 wise, perceive, become aware of, find out. 
 Jrf?T acknowledge, recognize, approve, 
 consent, agree, promise (dat., gen., r. loe 
 of pers., ace of th.) ; M. state, affirm, 
 answer; perceive, observe, become aware 
 of. ^JTRT consent to, promise. f% per- 
 ceive, find out, observe, notice, hear from 
 (gen.); consider as, understand or know 
 that (2 ace); distinguish, discern, know 
 thoroughly, become or be wise ; f^'^T?!^ 
 it is well known or recognized (a rule, 
 dogma, etc.) ; iTT f^^lf^ this (prec. nom.) 
 is not to be understood (g.). C. make 
 known, report, communicate, say that 
 (2 ace); make one understand, apprise, 
 teach; interrogate, beg, ask for (dat., TTRt, 
 ^5nS^,orfiTftrTT^*). "^f^f^ become aware 
 of, notice, ^fj^ M. be of one mind, agree 
 together, harmonize with (loe, *instr. or 
 *acc.), obey (dat.); direct, appoint (ace), 
 understand, know. C. cause to agref 
 together, unite; appease, satisfy; mak' 
 understood, make signs or hints to (^% 
 «Ry?^), order, command. ^Sff^;^?^ agree 
 (ace), acknowledge. — Cf. "^^^TcT, '^- 
 ^g^^, ^fT^TcT, ITWT^nT^, ^^TcT- 
 
 2^T ( — °) knowing, acquainted with. 
 
 ^^rl a. known, understood, learnt, noticed ; 
 thought to be (nom.). — '^T 'WTrf^-A.h! 
 I know ; TRH" "^TcR^ I was of opinion. 
 
 "^TrT^ a, to be learnt or understood. 
 
 ^jft in- near relation, kinsman. 
 
 "'^rf^^ n. abstr. to prec. 
 
 ■^fTTirgoR a. powerful among the relatives. 
 
 ^Tf?fIIT"?l a. destined chiefly for the paternal 
 relations. 
 
 '^T'RT^T^ ni. relationship. 
 
 ■^fTT^?^ na. dissension among relatives. 
 
 ^TfrfTI«fT^ a. having near relations. 
 
 "^fT m. knower; acquaintance, witness. 
 
 ■^T"^ n. capacity of understanding, intellig- 
 ence. 
 
 '^fwf n. knowing, understanding, knowledge, 
 
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 esp. higher knowledge, science, wisdom; 
 
 conscience, organ of intelligence or sense. 
 
 Abstr. o^ n. 
 T^TT'n'T a. accessible to knowledge. 
 I'^T'T^'^^ "• ^be mind's eye. 
 2^T«T^^^ a. using the mind's eye. 
 ^T^lfT^ adv. from knowledge. 
 '^T'T^ a. imparting knowledge. 
 ^T*T"^M a. dealing in knowledge or science. 
 ■^T«lMc| a. preceded by (the acquisition of) 
 
 ©s. 
 
 knowledge. 
 
 ^TT^T^, f- '1^ consisting of knowledge. 
 
 "^T«!^^ m. the sacrifice of knowledge. 
 
 '5! I •l'3'rT a. endowed with knowledge. 
 
 "^T'T^TT in. the practice of knowledge. 
 
 '^T*T'^«rr a. knowing, intelligent, wise. 
 
 '^«I^f|(?T«fT a. having the capacity of know- 
 ing. 
 
 ^T'^^W ^' attachment to knowledge. 
 
 "^•Tlf^ m. the fire of knowledge. 
 
 "^♦nf^*!^ a. wanting to know ( — <>). 
 
 "WTTTf^ ni. the sword of knowledge. 
 
 "^TfT*!^ a. = "^TT^nT ; m. astrologer, fortune- 
 
 ^ teller, abstr. of«T^ n. 
 ^|T»T'^frftt^TI[flt'7««T^ a endowed with the 
 
 ^ capacity of knowing, wishing, and acting 
 
 _,^(ph.). 
 
 ■^T^t'^^n. organ of perception or sensation. 
 
 "^"HTcfi (f. °"PTc|JJ) making understood, teach- 
 ing, hinting, insinuating. — m. the master 
 of requests (a kind of officer); n. precept, 
 rule, esp. an implicit or indirect rule (g.). 
 
 ■^tfif n, information, insinuation. 
 
 ^IM^^ & "^TTW a. to be made known. 
 
 ^?^ m. a near relative. 
 
 ■^V^^ f. wish to know, question. 
 
 ^ (only o_ & — o) n. knee. 
 
 "^^ra^ a. bending the knees. 
 
 ■^^ a. to be known, understood, learnt, 
 found out ; to be regarded as or supposed 
 to be (nom.). Abstr. ocTT f-, ®^ n. 
 
 ^•V. (loc.) course or way. 
 
 ^mqi a. following one's course. 
 
 ^T f- the earth (only ^ih" instr. & ^^ abl. 
 gen.). 
 
 ^T^«rT a. striving to the earth. 
 
 155IT, f%«TTf7T, PP- ^W overpower, oppress, 
 deprive of (2 ace), P. wt^ (Wt^%), 
 D. fw5irr^af?f — "^f^ & TT overwhelm. 
 
 2^^ f. force, violence. 
 
 d^J f. bow-string. 
 
 5in«feT f- the same. 
 
 5UT«Rf5 f- the straining of the bow-string. 
 
 g^n^T^T iw- twang of the bow-string. 
 
 ^TT n- oppression. 
 
 ^T"N" f- the same, deprivation, loss. 
 
 Wmnt ni- bow-string. 
 
 SITRT^ (compar.) superior, greater, stronger, 
 elder; excellent, best. 
 
 5ltT^^«fT a. having a senior or superior. 
 
 WTf^¥ (superl.) first, best, excellent. 
 
 ^<T^, #Trff^(o%) shine; C #Tfi^f?T (± ^^) 
 illuminate. 
 
 WfT\ f. light; o?T«tT^ shining. 
 
 ^^ or ^^ (superl.) principal, best, eldest, 
 highest, greatest, worst; superior to (abl.). 
 m. chief, senior, eldest brother, N. of a 
 man. f. ^^ the eldest wife. n. the chief, 
 best (of things); adv. most, much. 
 
 ^^tTT (superl. to prec.) the first or best of 
 all. 
 
 ^¥rf"^ (compar. to ^^) an elder one ; f. "^ 
 or **frfT^ ^^^ woman, duenna. 
 
 ^yrlT f., ®t^ n. superiority, primogeniture. 
 
 ^^«^ig m. head of a family. 
 
 ^y 1^1^ m. sovereign. 
 
 W^^^l^ a. older than ( — o). 
 
 ^¥^f^ a. behaving like an elder brother. 
 
 ^^^TT a. who sings the Jyesthasaman (v. 
 
 ^ seq.). 
 
 %¥^1T«^ n. N. of a Saman; a. = prec. a. 
 
 ^^rnX m. the eldest brother's share. 
 
 m. a cert, month in summer; f. f;^ the 
 full-moon in this month. 
 
 n. preeminence, sovereignty, primogeni- 
 ture. 
 
 ^XcR adv. long; w. "ER delay, tarry. Superl. 
 ^Ti*4rJ^ adv. longest. 
 
 ^rfTf^W™' til e troops of the heavenly bodies. 
 
 ^Tf^T^ rn. star-knower, astrologer. 
 
 ^T'fiT^"^ a. consisting of light. 
 
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 ©Tf^ 
 
 iwrftf^^ Hi. = #Tf7T^. 
 
 2^Tf^fW^ a- creating light. 
 WrRrf^^HT^^Tof an astrological work. 
 ^ifrimT^ & WrffT"^ "• astronomy. 
 ^Xf^bAf^ a. creating light. 
 ^Tf?T^«rT a. luminous, shining, celestial; 
 
 m. the sun, a man's name. 
 ^n"f7Tl%T'T m- a cert. Soma ceremony. 
 ^Tf?I^ n. light (1. & f.), brightness, fire, 
 
 moonshine, light of the eyes; pi. the 
 
 heavenly bodies; du. sun and moon. 
 ^T'StT^ ^- whose chariot is light (sev. gods). 
 ^Tr<^T f. moonlight night, moonshine. 
 ^Tr^TSTa. shining brightly (lit. rich in light). 
 ^Tt?^«hT f' a woman's name.* 
 ^Tr^ m. the light half of a month. 
 t^^ V. ^^^. 
 ^^I^ n. stretch, expanse. 
 f%, ^^f?f w. ^tf stretch out to (ace). 
 "^T» ^T'fil be hot or feverish. C. "^'5[;^5|f7T 
 
 make feverish. — ^?^be grieved or sorry. 
 
 ^^^1 be sorry for (ace), also = <4|f^4^4(^ 
 
 be grieved or envious. 
 ■^"^ m. fever, pain, grief, sorrow. 
 
 ^r<d & ^fr^l a. feverish. 
 
 ^^^, ^^fri («%), pp. "^f^rT (q-v.) blaze, 
 flame, burn, glow, shine. C. "S^^^rftf & 
 ^ M"^f7f set on fire, illuminate. I. ^- 
 ^^1"f7f & ^T^^cT flame violently, be 
 brilliant. — ^f^ shine, C. = "^ir^ C. illu- 
 minate. "^1^ blaze up, flame, shine; G. = 
 S. C. IT flame up, shine forth; C. set on 
 fire, kindle. "^f^lT & ^3T flame up, catch 
 fire, irf^ blaze, burn. "^f^t% flame against 
 oropposite to. ^i(^ blaze, flame; C. kindle, 
 illuminate. 
 
 "5^^ m. flame. 
 
 ^^fvf a. burning, flaming, combustible; m. 
 fire (also ^^^T or ^^«T); n. burning, 
 blazing. 
 
 ^^R^ITH a. fiery, burning. 
 
 "g^^ftT a. burning, flaming; m. fire. 
 
 ^f^cT n. blazing, shining. 
 
 f-^JX V. if^^Tt- 
 
 <ic||>f m, light, flame (also ^|^X f-)> to^ch, 
 hot infusion. 
 
 <3c| |<f|«f n. kindling. 
 
 ^Tf^f«l^ a. flaming. 
 
 ?? 
 
 ^^TT ^^' clattering, murmuring, noise. 
 ^^Tfr^"- the same (adj. — o sounding with*). 
 ^cfitfr^ a. clattering, humming, buzzing, etc. 
 
 ^"3^T f- roaring (of the wind etc.). 
 
 ^"S^tO!^, ®^n^, &*>^T^ m. storm, hurri- 
 cane. 
 
 IJ^ w. ^|»; v. '^^fZcf. 
 
 ^trRr adv. instantly, on the spot; ^fifTT — 
 IjfeRr no sooner — than.* 
 
 ^W,. WWf^ tinkle. 
 
 'IJ^iriJW ^" onom. sound.* 
 
 IJW^WT^^, ^'^'^ jingle, tinkle. 
 
 ^*U«^TT ^- tinkling. 
 
 ^jq m., -^T f. a jump. 
 ^5^, only 1J?^«rT flowing or falling down. 
 ?n7r ^' waterfall, cascade. 
 53"^ f. the same, river. 
 ?5^T "^-i t^ f • a sort of drum. 
 ^^f?[<f a. exhausted, withered. 
 ^^ m. cudgel-player (a caste). 
 ^JW^fi n. a kind of cymbal. 
 ?J"5if m. a large fish, fish i.g. 
 ^^rf wT & ^r^^cf^r m. the god of love ; love. 
 njfl^ & f^ft f. N. of a plant. 
 fllf^cfi m. pi. N. of a people; f. "^1= seq. 
 f^¥l" fv RjVl«* m. a cricket. 
 s. small bag, purse. 
 
^ 
 
 192 
 
 "2^ s. hoe, chisel, stamp. 
 
 -SW^^ m. stamping (lit. cutting or hewing 
 
 with the chisel). 
 "J^TSf m. (also Z^^) borax. 
 "J^^ , •^rf?I cover, shut up. — Cf. ^^ferr& 
 
 ^cfiTi; m. howling, crying, humming, clatter- 
 ing. 
 Z^TfTTT & ^f^ n- the same. 
 "Z^ 5 Z^ft he confused or disturbed. 
 Z^^l, ZftrfTI & ZTcIC (onomat.) crash! 
 
 ^T^TT ^' <^ ^"^l*^ "• clinking, sound. 
 
 ;JT^ a. tender (of fruits). 
 
 f^f^^ m., I; f. a kind of bird. 
 
 f^TS^T f- gaming house. 
 
 T\^, T\W^ trip. C. TNr^fTf explain, make 
 
 clear. 
 £\d^\ f. a commentary, esp. on some other 
 
 commentary. 
 ^rshl\ m. crashing. 
 %Tq^ s. small bag, purse. 
 
 "ScRT"?!^ m. the sound or letter "J. 
 ^^^ m. deity, idol, object of reverence, 
 often — o as honorary title after a pr. n. 
 
 'ZIT, ni« rime, hoar-frost. 
 
 f^TI^T f- = fZWTj also a woman's name. 
 
 ^S'^) ^^ft sound (of a drum). 
 
 ■^5^ m. N. of a caste. 
 
 ^i?X "^- riot, tumult. 
 
 ^'rfr't. "^M ^^"^ (*^iO a kind of drum. 
 
 ^1^^, f^^l^^fTf, pp. f^^'fi^cT imitate, equal 
 
 (ace); mock, cheat, deceive. 
 v^*c|\ m. noise, confusion, sound of words, 
 
 bombast, heap, mass, extent, course. 
 ^f%?5r m. N. of a man. 
 ^Tftpft f. female imp, witch. 
 nSIjItT & '^TfSfrTrl f. sound, roaring. 
 vSI*i V a- extraordinary, strange (abstr. «^^n.) ; 
 
 m. astonishment, wonder. 
 XgT^ s. branch. 
 
 ^^^ or ^Tf T^ m- N. of a people. 
 f^f^T m. a kind of drum (also ^T & "•)> 
 
 humming, sound. 
 f^(^ m. N. of a man; abstr. ©cfX ^ ■> ^'^ "• 
 "Hs^f m. a kind of drama; a cert, caste. 
 
 f^l^ s. affray, riot, tumult, danger, distress; 
 
 m. egg. 
 f^^ m. a new-born child, fool, ignorant; 
 
 young animal, sprout of a plant; egg, 
 
 globe. 
 f§^^>^T f. a child's play.* 
 f^fW & f^^ f- the town of Delhi. 
 ^, ^^'^, ^^, pp. ^5^ fly, move through 
 
 the air. — '^ fly up, C. Nd^glM^lfd 
 
 scare. TTl^ Ay up and away. If fly up. — 
 
 Cf. ^if^ 
 \g^«f n. flying, flight (of a bird). 
 (*^5Tf^) ^^^ & ^T!^H m. a kind of lizard. 
 ^r<«hT f' musk-rat. 
 %T;|^ m. a cert. low caste; f . t^ a kind of 
 
 drama. 
 ^lU^^ a- lizard-like (cf. "^^TJv^^). 
 ^ , C. ^-Rf^rfTT w. ^T mix. 
 
193 
 
 frf%c^5w 
 
 "5^ m a kind of building, N. of a city or 
 
 district; f. "^"f a large drum. 
 T[^T^J f- goose. 
 ^^ n. shield. 
 
 ¥7f^*t. a. armed with a shield, 
 m. a kind of bird. 
 
 ^T'^I ni. a kind of large drum. 
 
 ^^ , %r^ approach (ace). C. %T«IWf?T 
 
 cause to approach, bring near to (gen.). — 
 
 "^Xf C. present, offer. 
 ^|eft«T n. offering, present. 
 
 rt pron. stem of 3*^ pers. (cf..^; n. cf|^ q.v.) 
 he, she, it ; this, that (adj. & subst.), also 
 =:the def. article. Repeated, mostly in the 
 plur. = this and that, various, several. H 
 rr(in the same sentence) whoever, anybody; 
 JJ[ (^)- rT ff or ^ iR w. f^^— rT who- 
 ever — he. — It often lays stress on an- 
 other pronoun of any pers. separately ex- 
 pressed or contained in a verljal form, as 
 ff ^T— "^^"^ thee (there) they have in- 
 voked, ^ «t; — ^cf be thou to us, ?f '^^4^ 
 we here. 
 
 frf^. rT^pour out (fig.); C. ff^^f^f shake. — 
 ■^f^ shake out of, rob. Xlf^ C. shake, 
 stir, f^ the same. — Cf. ^cjrl'lj^ . 
 
 f!^, cTfW, PP- rfW ^«sh, fly. — f«T^ M. rush 
 on, attack (ace). 
 
 rTcfi pron. stem, demin. to Tf. 
 
 (fcjj a. rushing, hastening. 
 
 fT^ri^ m. a kind or whole class of diseases. 
 
 cIsR n. buttermilk (mixed with water). 
 
 cTlfe a. quick, fleet. 
 
 <il5'l. ^ ^IR"^ D3- a cert, bird of prey. 
 
 ffW, rt^frl, o^, fR%Tf^, & cTrft, PP- rii 
 hew, cut, work, fashion, make, invent. — 
 "^■g procure, get. "^Xy split or cut off. 
 ^T produce, procure. "^^ fashion out of 
 (abl.). f^^ shape or form. H fashion, 
 make, f^ = -^Xi. ^^^ = S. (± together). — 
 
 Cf. T^^. 
 
 ff^ a. cutting off, destroying ( — o); m. a 
 carpenter (—o); N.of a serpent-demon etc. 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit -English Dictionary. 
 
 ff'^feR m. cutter, carpenter; as pr. n. = prec. 
 
 ff^lU n. hewing, cutting, planing. 
 
 rf^«[^ m. carpenter. 
 
 ff'^f^'^T ni. pi the inhabitants of T. (v. seq,). 
 
 rl^ftir^T f- N. of a town ; 07^^ from T. 
 
 rf"^ a. to be shaped or formed. 
 
 rf^TSf or fT^«T ^- pl- N. of a people. 
 
 cTWfr^T a. of that conduct. 
 
 ff^ogft^ a. of that character or nature. 
 
 ff<33f a. produced by that. 
 
 fl^^ a. knowing that, familiar with ( — o). 
 
 r!W ? fT^tfW contract. — "^f coagulate. 
 
 rrZ, rTZf^ rumble, groan. 
 
 ff2" m. , ^ f. slope, declivity (lit. & fig.); 
 
 shore, bank. 
 r\^^ a. standing on a slope, bank or shore; 
 
 also =^T2r^ q.v. 
 ffZT^ ". poiid, lake, poss. of^it; f. of^»rft 
 
 a large lake. 
 crf^«ft f. river (having banks); otrfTf m. the 
 
 ocean. 
 fr!^, C. cfT'^'^'fiT beat, strike, hurt, hit. — 
 
 "^fV & ^T C. the same, "qf^ strike, pelt. 
 
 f^ pound, crush; C. pelt, wound, strike 
 
 against (loc). ^J^ beat, strike, hit. 
 fl^TT n- pond, lake; o^^ciJ m. the piercer 
 
 or drainer of a pond. 
 rlf^oc^ & fffaSfT^ (= TTf^ & rrf^cT^) adv. 
 
 closely, near. 
 rff^ f. lightning. 
 cTf^^«fT a. having or emitting a flash of 
 
 lightning; m. a cloud. 
 
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rTf5^^ 
 
 194 
 
 fff^«5j^ a. consisting of lightning. 
 
 crf^'3TT^T f- flash of lightning. 
 
 rff^lrTT & °%^T f- the same. 
 
 cfT^^ m. grain, esp. of rice (used also as a 
 weight). 
 
 7T''I^^«R''ir ^- a grain of rice. 
 
 c^U^^chU^iT n. rice-bran. 
 
 fn^%T^«R n. rice-water.* 
 
 IfffT m. father; voc. also = my son. 
 
 2flrf a. stretched out, expanded, wide; over- 
 spread or covered with (instr. or — o). 
 
 fjcl^ (adv. abl. of ct) thence, there, thither; 
 then , therefore. — rf rf^^fT^ & ^cf^rT^ 
 (from) here and there, (from) everywhere; 
 the former also interr. = rlrf^ f^lffl^ what 
 then? ff^; CITQJ^ moreover, further, also 
 = rffTt ^"^Tcl^ thereupon, afterwards. 7{7{l 
 ITWfTI (or ffrT "^TT^*) thenceforth, since. 
 ri%T >S ^fl^ elsewhere. TT^J vS ^T'fl ^^^^r, 
 afterwards. "^TrT^ff^ from what (person 
 or place) soever , (from) wherever. "^%T 
 ^(T^(from) wheresoever; correl. fTcf^Tf^. 
 
 IcTfff (only as pi.) so many. 
 
 2rrf7f f- extension, spreading, offering (of a 
 sacrifice); multitude, abundance, high 
 degree. 
 
 rTf?!^, f. ^ the so maniest. 
 
 rlf?f^T adv. so manifold. 
 
 cffTfi;^ a. overcoming, victorious. 
 
 fi%T^l§ a. directed thither.* 
 
 fTt«!r«i a. doing that. 
 
 fn^ff^oRTfT'l ^' performing the same action. 
 
 fTcoffTTW ^' doing or causing that. 
 
 <Tr=ffTf^^ a. doing the same. 
 
 cftcni4«fnrTWTfC, (abl. adv.) for that (precise) 
 reason. 
 
 Irftcf) 1^ m. that time, the time (now or then) 
 being; (°— *) or ace. = at or during that 
 time, just, directly, immediately. 
 
 2fIr^T^ a. happening at the same time or 
 immediately. 
 
 ffc^T^'^f^'T^ a. knowing that time.* 
 
 fTWT^^ a. = 2rTt^T^. 
 
 rfccRrr a. caused by that (those); loc. there- 
 fore. 
 
 TTr'^Tir *M' the same moment; o — , ace, abl., 
 
 & loc. at the same moment, just, imme- 
 diately, forthwith. 
 
 rf-ri^ a. equal or corresponding to, worthy 
 of that (those). 
 
 ffntSf n. the state of being that, i.e. the true 
 state or real nature; truth, reality, first 
 principle (ph.). « — , instr., & adv. in rf^ 
 in truth, really, exactly. 
 
 cT'T^«fi^«T n. telling the truth. 
 
 cTt^"^ a. knowing the truth or true state 
 
 of (-0). 
 
 flT=r'WT*T n- knowledge of the truth, T. of a 
 
 work. 
 TfnFr^f^!^ & **?^ a- seeing or knowing the 
 
 truth. 
 
 rT^nrr^ m. true being or nature. 
 
 ffr^'^ff a. being truth, i.e. true. 
 
 rrwN^ a = fH^^. 
 
 fTTN^(% f- exact knowledge of the truth. 
 
 rrWT15JT%T^^T f. & rlT5rm5"^''^XJ^ n. two 
 
 kinds of comparison (rh.). 
 cn^lfH^TT m. accusation on ground of 
 
 facts (j.). 
 fT^^^nj. the exact truth; the true meaning 
 
 of (-•). 
 
 rffT^ n. the place of that or the word ff?. 
 iTfrCf'^ a. following that or thereupon, inferior ; 
 
 abstr. o^ n. 
 2fTf^T a* (^^t- = seq.) quite given to or intent 
 
 upon (loc. or — «), abstr. OffJ f, 
 rTfq"T^T^T!f a. having that as highest object. 
 <7rCr^'Ef m. his servant; a class of compounds 
 
 feO- 
 
 rfr5rf?f"m^«R a. suggesting or teaching that. 
 fTfJT'^T'f a. depending chiefly on that (pers. 
 
 or thing). 
 fffJI^T^eR a. impelling him (her or them). 
 TT"^ (ft"^) adv. = loc. of rf, there, therein, 
 
 then, cf"^ ff^ here and there, everywhere. 
 
 "^"^ fT"^ (± "^rft) wherever, at every place 
 
 or time. 
 fT"^(?T a. relating to that place, i.e. being 
 
 there, coming thence, etc. 
 fT"^^^«rT , f. °^"fft his or her reverence 
 
 (there). 
 
195 
 
 ^wtOt^ 
 
 ff"^^ a. standing or dwelling there. 
 
 rT'^T-rf'^ (loc. adv.) meanwhile (lit. in that 
 interval). 
 
 rf(^^ m. his (her, their) friend. 
 
 r!w<9MT^ a. being in that number, counting 
 so much. 
 
 7T(^*T a. equal, of equal meaning to (—<>). 
 
 rfc^'T'^ adv. before his (her, their) eyes. 
 
 rTc^Nf'^^l^ a. connected with that(pers. or th.). 
 
 ?T(^fT^ a. joined with that (those). 
 
 rfr^f^^ a. touching that (— «). 
 
 rfr^^M a. having the nature of that. 
 
 rt^ adv. so, thus; also, likewise (± ^ or 
 ■^Sffg); as well, as truly (in asseverations, 
 correl. ^^); well, surely, certainly. — 
 fT^zrrPr (± "g) even thus, nevertheless, yet 
 (mostly after ^^ft or ^T'T?^). TT^T ff 
 for thus (it is), for instance, namely. 
 fTS^(±^)justso. -iT fT'm='^^^(q.v.). 
 "^^T c{W[ howsoever, anyhow; w. neg. 
 by no means. "^^J -q^—-^^ ^^ in 
 what manner or degree, the more — in that 
 manner etc. 
 
 fT^lTirfT a. being in that condition, of such 
 a quality or nature; m. a Buddhist. 
 
 TT^T^pj a. having such qualities or virtues. 
 
 rf^lTTHT^ m. the being so. 
 
 fT^T^f%^ a. who will be so. 
 
 rT"^!*? rl a. being so, of such a kind or nature. 
 
 rT^^Xf & o^^fq^ a. of such a form or 
 shape. 
 
 fT^Tf%^ a. of such a sort or kind. 
 
 rfVSIIql^ a. of such strength or power. 
 
 cnrrWrf a. observing such conduct. 
 
 TT^ a. real, true; n. truth, reality; instr. 
 & °cT^ according to truth. 
 
 fT^ n. sg. of rT (®— used also as stem), as 
 adv. there, then; therefore, accordingly; 
 now, and ; often connecting two sentences 
 & correl. to ^^, ^if, '^TfT^, "?Tf^, or %^. — 
 TT^ftf nevertheless, even; rf^^T for in- 
 stance. 
 
 fl^'i'Tf'^ a. nearest to that, immediately 
 connected with (gen.); n.adv. immediately 
 upon that, thereupon. 
 
 rT^»T adv. thereupon, then. 
 
 fT^g^f?r adv. accordingly (to that). 
 ^^^3^ ^- answering or corresponding to 
 
 f|<^«a a. ending with that. 
 rT^nT^fl a. being among or within (that). 
 ff^^c^T a. having offspring by that (woman); 
 abstr. o^^j f. 
 
 fi^^ a. doing that work, used to do that. 
 
 r(^^^ a. having a regard for that. 
 
 rf^f^g'^5F^ adv. towards or against that. 
 
 IrT^"^ m. the meaning of that (those). 
 
 27171^ a. having that purpose or meaning; 
 n. adv. therefore, on that account. 
 
 cT^^f^«l^ a. wishing for that (those). 
 
 ff;^^^ a. having that object. 
 
 fT^f>}^ a. half of that. 
 
 ff^^^ a. being in that state or condition; 
 being unaltered or safe. 
 
 ff^ adv. at that time, in that case, then; 
 sometimes redundant, esp. before "^^ & 
 after rlrT^ & J^T- Often strengthened by 
 Ti:^Of»t^); con el. to ^^, -JJ^, ^^, ^^f^, 
 & ^^. — ff^T ^THffl thenceforward. 
 ^f^l cf^ at every time, always. 
 
 ff^lcM«V ^' baving that nature. 
 
 fl^T^ n. present state (opp. '^T'^arfTl)- 
 
 fT^T^^ adv. at that time, then. 
 
 rf^^^ & **f^^ a. relating to that (those). 
 
 fT^^ a. belonging to or coming from that 
 (those); his, her, their; such. 
 
 fT^X[cRjf?^ a. helping to that, conducive. 
 
 rT^Xlf^ff a. dependent on that. 
 
 rr^*f a. diminished by that. 
 
 cf^TcR^ a. delighting in that. 
 
 rf^fT a. directed towards that, pertaining to 
 
 lfI"^W ^' the quality or virtue of that (those). 
 
 2rf'^Tir a. poss. to prec. 
 
 fffS"^n!r a. double of that. 
 
 cff^ff ra. a kind of suffix & a word formed 
 
 by it (g.)- 
 cf^ff% a. having that mind. 
 
 cf^^ a. originating in that, i.e. coming from 
 
 Sanskrit (g.)- 
 rT^Tf'T'l^ a- responsible for that. 
 
 13* 
 
fTf^ 
 
 196 
 
 ff^ff & ff^^ a. joined with that (pers. or 
 
 thing), together. 
 ff^Xf a. thus shaped or formed. 
 ff^l^ a. being of that race. 
 <f^"^ a. teaching that. 
 cT^T^iT a. expressing or meaning that. 
 rlS^fV. ^^^' ®^' ^^ *^^^ manner (correl. to'?Jig[c^ 
 
 or ^^T); likewise, also. 
 (T^TfT f- abstr. to prec. 
 ^^^T^ ^- being the same age. 
 71^1^ a. desirous of that. 
 
 fTf|[>ir a. of that kind, answering to that; 
 abstr. o^ n. 
 
 fff^^'q a. having that for object, relating to 
 that. 
 
 fT^"pTT a. living according to that. 
 
 Ifl^, rl^TtTf, fT^*^!, PP- ffrt (qv.) extend, 
 stretch, spread (intr. & tr.) ; last, continue; 
 protract, prolong, lengthen; spin out, 
 weave (I. & f.); prepare, arrange, direct, 
 accomplish, perform, compose, make. P. 
 ?IT^rf be extended, increase, grow. — 
 "^fV string (the bow), cover. "^^ extend 
 along(intr.), continue; carry on, maintain. 
 "^fir extend or reach over (ace ) ; spread 
 out, unfold, place in front. "^5f^ sink 
 down; overspread, cover; loosen, let off 
 (esp. the bow-string). "^ spread over, 
 penetrate, cover (esp. with light); expand, 
 diffuse, stretch (a bow); bring forth, pro- 
 duce, effect, show, betray. ^^^T stretch 
 or reach over; spread (tr, & intr.). ^7 
 diffuse, produce, effect. ^I^J the same, 
 stretch (esp. the bow). Tlf^ stretch around, 
 surround, envelop, if spread, extend 
 (tr. &intr.); cause, produce; show, betray. 
 f^ spread over, cover, fill, stretch out (a 
 cord, web, etc.) string (a bow); diffuse, 
 extend; prepare, arrange, sacrifice; pro- 
 duce, effect; make, render (2 ace), ^f^ 
 join one's self with, hold together; cover, 
 fill; connect, continue, protract; effect, ac- 
 complish; exhibit, evince. "^g^R^ add, join, 
 annex; spread, expand; carry on, prose- 
 cute. — Cf. ^Trlff , TrfWrlfT, f^flrr, ^cTtT. 
 
 2rl«^ (only dat. & instr.) spreading, con- 
 tinuation, propagation, offspring; instr. 
 ff«TT (f!«TT) adv. uninterruptedly, conti- 
 nually. 
 
 Sffi^, rl^fTT roar. 
 
 ffif n., "^T f. offspring, child. 
 
 rfT^ a. propagating a race or belonging to 
 afamily. m.son (du. alsoson and daughter); 
 f. fT«f^T daughter; n. posterity, offspring, 
 child, descendant. 
 
 fT«Tf^M ^« roaring, thundering. 
 
 ft^JtC "• posterity, offspring. 
 
 cff^T'l. ™* thinness, weakness; n. the liver^ 
 
 <Tf%¥ & fi^^^ superl. & compar. to seq. 
 
 fT«ir (f. rl«f, rf«t & f!^^) thin, slender, small, 
 minute, little, spare (abstr. ©Tfff f , o^|n.). 
 f. "?T*T or J{w[ body, form, nature (abstr. 
 ff«TfTT f-)> person, esp. one's own person 
 or self (often = a refl. pron.; cf. ^T^«[^). 
 f. rT^cf^ a (slender) woman. 
 
 ffg^rn"^, f. '![[ slender (-limbed). 
 
 ffj"^:^ m. feather, pi. plumage; armour, 
 attire (lit. what covers the body). 
 
 ffggf m., ^J f. son, daughter (born from the 
 body or self). 
 
 fl«T(?r^ a. giving up one's person. 
 
 fl^t^fTT m. giving up or risk of one's own 
 "life. 
 
 cf^"^ & o"^TW ^^' armour, mail (lit. body- 
 protector). 
 
 ff«f'^^ a. of small understanding. 
 
 fT'^^rr^ m. thinness, slenderness. 
 
 Irf^^"^ n. the middle of the body, waist. 
 
 SfT'JiT'W a. having a slender waist. 
 
 rfg^n^l^ a. = prec. 
 
 rf •T^^'i;^ n. armour (of the body). 
 
 rf«TirTtT ^- having a slender body. 
 
 rf«T w. ^ make thin, attenuate, diminish; 
 w. ^ wane, decrease. 
 
 , c^ 
 
 ff •fcfi^ s. preservation of body and life. 
 fI«T^ a. born from or belonging to one's 
 
 own body or person; m. & f. ^J son, 
 
 daughter. 
 ff^W^^ a. = rfijrtl^^. 
 cf«T«fmcl^ m. Agni or the fire (lit. son of 
 
 one's own self). 
 
197 
 
 fRt'q^ 
 
 ffifxlT a. protecting body and life. 
 rf«ftIT»T^ f. t^ the same; n, protection of body 
 and life. 
 
 TT«T^^ n. the strength of the body or self. 
 fI«T^^ a. brilliant in person. 
 rT»f^^ n. hair of the body, feathers, wings; 
 m. son (lit. what grows out of the body). 
 rffiff or ff«?ft f. cord, rope, line. 
 
 rtirf m. thread, string, cord, wire, warp of a 
 weft; uninterrupted line i.e. continuation 
 of a sacrifice, propagation of a race, etc.; 
 also concr. the propagator of a family 
 (cf. seq.). 
 
 "^•rT^nr ^- being the propagator of a family. 
 
 cT«fT^«fl^ a. forming a thread; uninterrupted, 
 lasting. 
 
 TT«5^TT n- weaving. 
 
 ff^g^T'^T 'ii« ^ weaver. 
 
 Tfn^ n. loom, the warp of a weft; anything 
 continuous, regular, lasting, firm, constant, 
 prevalent, or essential; series, troop, 
 army; foundation, basis, regular order, 
 chief part, main point; rule, theory, au- 
 thority, doctrine, science; book, esp. a 
 kind of mystic works, a magical formula; 
 means, expedient, stratagem; medicine, 
 esp. a specific, f. <15^ (nom. o^) string, 
 lute. 
 
 rf«T^^ *a. recent from the loom, quite new 
 (cloth); adj. — o doctrine, scientific work. 
 
 <T«T^^TT ^- writer of a book, author. 
 
 rf«T5f^ , o^ffT keep up, perform, conform 
 one's self to , care or provide for (ace). 
 
 fT»T5r^T^ m. weaver. 
 
 <T«T^Tf^T^ a- drawing out a thread. 
 
 <T*^^*f n« time of a lute. 
 
 t<T«^, fI«^fT relax, give way. 
 
 7!^, C. cT^^^rf grow weary. 
 
 r|«5^ n. series, line. 
 
 rl^g" a. lazy, slothful. 
 
 ff^T f- weariness, laziness. 
 
 rf«5^T^ , o"^ grow or be weary. 
 
 TT^f^=cr^T. 
 
 flf^fTfTf a. caused by that, abstr. o^ n. 
 
 rffW"^ a. intent on that. 
 
 ^T'^T'T^ a. having the mind turned upon that. 
 
 'r{W^ a. consisting or made up of that; 
 
 abstr. ©rlT f-, °c^ n. 
 fP^rr^T^ m. eater of that flesh. 
 rf'iTT'^ a. only so much or little, n. a trifle; 
 
 atom, elementary matter (ph.). 
 rf^^ a. caused by (lit. rooted in) that. 
 rT«?rrTT (instr. f.) thundering, roaring. 
 (T^'^'g ni. the same. 
 fT^ a. roaring, bowling. 
 fT^^, f. 1^ slender (-limbed) ; f. a maiden or 
 
 woman. 
 
 fTK.' "ft^'Rf (°^)^ PP- fTft (q-^'O be warm or 
 hot, burn (instr.), shine; castigate one's 
 self, do penance, suffer; heat, burn (tr.), 
 distress, pain, torment. P. rTX5r% (also 
 riT2Iff, of?I) has only the intr. mgs. C. 
 rTm^Erf?T> °fT make hot, consume by heat, 
 distress, pain, castigate (one's self). — 
 "^t?T make warm or hot, trouble, distress. 
 "^g heat, pain; P. suffer pain, repent, 
 long for (ace). Tr(2I«T & ^T'T P' repent. 
 ^f*f make hot, shine upon, pain, ache; 
 P. suffer pain. "^ glow, shine, heat; P. 
 suffer pain, w. TT"'?^ castigate one's self. 
 ^^T heat, pain, torment, "^q^ the same. 
 ^XJ make hot, vex, hurt; also = P. suffer, 
 pain, get unwell (A. also impers. w. gen, 
 or ace. of pers.). fT^ (f%"^ ) heat, singe. 
 xrf^ burn all round, set on fire, kindle; 
 also = P. feel pain, suffer, do penance 
 (± r!"^^). C. pain, afflict. Tf A. give out 
 heat, burn, shine (1. & f.); shine upon, 
 warm, heat, singe, roast, pain, torment; 
 also= P. feel pain, suffer, castigate one's 
 self. Cheat, warm, illumine, kindle; pain, 
 distress, ufrf give out heat towards, make 
 hot or warm, f^" give out strong heat, 
 burn; pervade, penetrate. ^J^ heat, burn, 
 pain,torment(alsoC.); suffer pain, repent. 
 P. be distressed, grieve, do penance. 
 "^f^f^ER vex, distress. — Cf. ^tTK^ ^^- 
 
 cftf a. heating, burning, tormenting ( — «); 
 m. heat, fire, penance, religious austerity. 
 rR:i^?T a. exhausted by austerities. 
 (Ttf:"^Tf a. fit to bear austerities. 
 
clWt 
 
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 ffXIcft f. N. of a daughter of the Sun & of 
 
 a river. 
 T^q^ a. warming, burning, shining (of the 
 sun); vexing, tormenting, m. the sun, a 
 cert, hot hell. f. rT^wft" heat, ardour, n. 
 cTXI»[ the same + pain, penance, religious 
 austerity. 
 f^"^'ft^ ^' a sort of rice; n. (purified) gold. 
 f!XJ«ft^T^«fi m. a kind of A^oka.* 
 fm^TW n., o"^"^ f. the practice of penance. 
 ffXJ^ n. warmth, heat, ardour; pain, grief; 
 religious austerity, penance, meditation; 
 (*m.) a cert, month or season. 
 ftH'3^ , f^XI"^f?I do penance. 
 c^TJ'ra a. produced by heat; m. a cert, cool 
 month, a man's name; f. "^J & «• penance, 
 austerity. 
 fixf^ifT^ a. glowing; ascetic, devout. 
 TI'^f^«R«'Sn f-? ^^•f m. a female devotee. 
 7|Xjf^^if m.= seq. m. (also coll.). 
 cnrf^'t ^' distressed, miserable; devout, 
 pious, doing penance; m. & f. TT^f^^ 
 an ascetic, a religious man or woman. 
 ffm^^ & cfTn«fr m. the end of the heat, 
 
 the rainy season. 
 rrfci"^ (superl.) very hot or burning. 
 flfr^ a. burning, glowing, hot. 
 ff^V^^ (compar.) extremely ascetic; more 
 
 ascetic than (gen.). 
 cTO a. burning, hot. 
 
 ffjfxf a. the same; m. or f. a burning weapon. 
 ffqxqT a. drinking hot (drinks). 
 rtg^a.^rtg. 
 r!'mV«f a. rich in penance, ascetic, pious; 
 
 m. a devout or pious man. 
 ff'mf'ff^ o). a treasure of penance, i.e. a very 
 
 pious man. 
 ff^T'S'Tf a. ending with austerity. 
 ff^T^c^ a. bearing penance, ascetic ; m. = prec. 
 rfXTT'R^ a. having austerity in the middle. 
 ffCn'T^ a. founded on austerity. 
 71^^"^ a. having austerity as sacrifice. 
 rfin^W a. devout, religious (lit. furnished 
 
 with penance). 
 ciMl^ilT III. practice of austerities. 
 rrmT^ <^ ^Tfi\ a. delighting in penance. 
 
 rm^SBf a. eager for penance, devout. 
 
 <ftT^«T n. penance grove, hermitage. 
 
 ff ^T""^ «rl a. ascetic, devout, pious. 
 
 ffR'R^ a. strong by or rich in penance, very 
 devout or religious. 
 
 ff^ a. heated, burnt, hot, molten, scorched, 
 distressed, afflicted; (having) undergone 
 (fftj:); n. adv.; as subst. hot water. 
 
 cfgcfi^ m. n. a kind of penance. 
 
 rf"HT''5J^ n. red-hot iron. 
 
 fffH ^ ffil^lfcf f. heat, warmth. 
 
 el's" a. making hot or warm. 
 
 f|X5ig a. hot, glowing; f . = rffH- 
 
 cTii:, ffT^rfff (°%)5 PP- ffl^ become dark, 
 dull, or stiff; faint away, be exhausted, 
 languish, perish (also impers. w. ace. of 
 subj.). — "^T, ''^, & ^^PF^ languish, be per- 
 plexed. TH be out of breath, be exhausted, 
 languish. — Cf. ^^?1T^, f^JTrTlnT. 
 
 rfTfcf) m. a kind of asthma. 
 
 cfTfif n. the becoming breathless. 
 
 cT^R'^ n. darkness, gloom; mental darkness, 
 illusion ; error, ignorance (ph.). 
 
 rfVT^ a. dark-coloured; n. darkness. 
 
 cT^^nT^ (f. o^^ & ff JT^-<)) dark, gloomy. 
 
 cf??T'T. ( — ® ^" adv., later also in fin. verbs) 
 in a high degree, very, much. 
 
 rl^'5f m. N. of a tree. 
 
 flf'T^ n. darkness (also f. rifTT^T), a dark 
 night; a cert, dark hell, hell i.g. 
 
 f!%T^ a. destroying darkness; m. the sun. 
 
 ff^rf'T"^ a. founded on darkness. 
 
 fT^T^ & **«T^ a. expelling darkness. 
 
 ?T%THcf a. dark, ignorant, stupid. 
 
 f!%T^^, f "1^ consisting of darkness. 
 
 ff%T'^^ & °''^ft«l^ a. the same. 
 
 f^^T^«rf^ a. dark, gloomy. 
 
 rf^T^V a. delighting in darkness. 
 
 Tf^j^w^ a. destroying darkness. 
 
 71^ a. obscuring or choking. 
 
 fl-J m. (only nom. pi. rlfTT^) star. 
 
 ci"?^ a. crossing, surpassing, overcoming (— ®); 
 m. passage, ferry, freight. 
 
 rf"^^ or fT't^'^ m. hyena. 
 
 WK\^ °Tf?T, ®^ wave, heave. 
 
199 
 
 n^ 
 
 ff^ m. a wave (fig. of a section in a book); 
 jumping motion, leap; waving, moving 
 to and fro. 
 
 TTTTT^^, o^rfTT, pp. rftf^nr (q-v.) move to 
 and fro (trans.), toss. 
 
 rTTTTTfT m- air or wind coming from the 
 waves. 
 
 flTf'TcT a. waving, fluctuating, restless, agi- 
 tated ; n. as abstr. 
 
 ft'^f'T'l. a. waving, moving to and fro; f. 
 oijf^ a river; fig. =:cft^^. 
 
 ff"?;;TJ[ n. crossing, surpassing. 
 
 ^TtW ^- running through or onward, quick, 
 fleet; eager, ardent; helpful, favourable; 
 ni. the sun. 
 
 ffTPJT^ n. eagerness, zeal. 
 
 ffXTlR"^ a. to be crossed or surpassed. 
 
 flT^iTrf^ adv. more or less. 
 
 ff^^'Bf^ a. overwhelming enemies. 
 
 fft"^ dat. inf. to ff. 
 
 ff"^^ a. moving to and fro, trembling, glitter- 
 ing, shining; inconstant, fickle, perishable 
 (abstr. OcJT f., ©^ n.) ; m. wave, billow, 
 the central gem in a necklace, pi. N. of a 
 people; f. "^ & n. rice-gruel. 
 
 cT"^^^ , o^qfff, pp. cT'^^f^fT move to and fro, 
 shake (tr. & intr.). 
 
 r1Tt^*RT f« N. of a woman.* 
 . 1 ff"^^ n. speed, energy, efficacy, strength; ferry, 
 raft. Instr. speedily, quickly, violently. 
 
 2fl^^ a. rash, energetic. 
 
 7iT^ m n. flesh; a. oTf"^ consisting of flesh. 
 
 fTT^^ff^ & "ffTf^^ ^' ^^^^^ energetic, bold, 
 valiant. 
 
 cT'^T'^ adv. very, much ( — o in adv., later in 
 verbs); w. «T by no means. 
 
 clfr o^ <TT^ f- boat, ship. 
 
 rrf^cR m. ferry-man; f. "^ boat. 
 
 fif^Tlft f. boat, ship. 
 
 frf"?:^TT sword; o^T^T f- sword-blade.* 
 
 2rTfVf.=^ft. 
 
 cTTC^^st^ (compar.) running through (ace). 
 
 rfTt^fTSF (inf.) to run through (ace). 
 
 Irf^ a. rash. 
 
 2<f'^ m. tree. 
 
 71''^%rZT^ n. the hollow of a tree. 
 
 fT^^^«T n. the thicket of a tree. 
 
 ff^^T^T f- the shade of a tree. 
 
 ri^TJr, f. f^ young, tender, new, fresh; just 
 begun (heat), just risen (sun, moon, etc.). 
 m. young man, N. of sev. plants, also a 
 man's name; f. fl'^pft young woman, girl; 
 n. cartilage; sprout, stalk. 
 
 ff^Tir^ , °^?f refresh, strengthen. 
 
 fl^WTf^(?I m. the young (i.e. just risen) sun. 
 
 <1^fwt«^ m. youth, juvenility. 
 
 fl'^rT^ n« the place under a tree. 
 
 Ict^^ a. winning, conquering (ace). 
 
 2fl'?|l^ ni- conqueror, impeller (gen.). 
 
 rl"^"^ a. carrying across; gaining or granting 
 victory. 
 
 fl''^^"^ 8. arbour, bower. 
 
 rl"^?T^ n. root of a tree, also= rf'^^. 
 
 cT^TTT^ f. row of trees, avenue. 
 
 cT''^^, (tI^MRT? ®rf overcome, vanquish. — 
 "^T pass over, cross. 
 
 f^^iBf m. conqueror, vanquisher; f. %^ victorious 
 fight. 
 
 (I^MU:^ ^- a group of trees. 
 
 fT^^' PP- ff^nT^ fighting (tr.). 
 
 ff^;^ n. fight, contest; superiority. 
 
 rl'^^ m. the root of the lotus. 
 
 7f'?^X[^ a. victorious, superior. 
 
 rf^, fl^fcT (°%) suppose, conjecture, guess,, 
 reflect, regard as (2 ace), think of (ace), 
 think to (inf.). — "qf^ ponder, think over, 
 consider as (2 ace), f^ suppose, con- 
 jecture, reflect on (ace), ascertain, ^f^ 
 regard as (2 ace). 
 
 ff^ m. supposition, conjecture, opinion; med- 
 itation, discussion, philosophical doctrine 
 or system, refutation. 
 
 f!^^^^ ffl' T. of a work (v. pree). 
 
 ff f^Ri^ a. supposing , thinking , reasoning, 
 skilled in speculation or philosophy. 
 
 7T^ s. spindle. 
 
 ff^, ff^fTT (°%), PP- fff^rT (q.v.) threaten, 
 menace, abuse, revile. C. cf^J^rfTf, <>% = 
 S. + deride, mock; frighten, terrify. — 
 ^f^&f^ C. scold, revile. irf^C. threaten. 
 
 ^tr: c. = s.c. , 
 
w^^ 
 
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 then 
 now, well 
 
 cT^if n. = seq. , also=f. "^ censure, blame; 
 f. "5^ the fore-finger. 
 
 rff^TT ". threat, menace. 
 
 rflfcli m. calf; any young animal. 
 
 rl^ m. a sort of insect (lit. borer). 
 
 rl^^ & r{^^ n. hole, opening, cleft. 
 
 ii^"^, f- t satiating, refreshing, comforting, 
 n. the action of satiating etc.; satiety, 
 fulness, comfort, pleasure, satisfaction 
 restorative, nourishment, food. 
 
 rf^Wl"?T a. to be satiated or satisfied. 
 
 ff^ m. N. of a man. 
 
 rr^ m., 07j|« n. thirst, greediness, desire. 
 ffftfrf a. thirsty, desirous of (—<>). 
 rrT2fr^«fr a. thirsty. 
 n^W' f- V crushing, 
 riff adv. at that time, in that case 
 (often ^orrel. w. -^rff , ^^^ ^^y 
 ^f^, %5); therefore, then 
 (esp, w. imper. or interr.). 
 
 f!^ m. n. place on or under (gen. or o)^ 
 
 surface, bottom, plain; often corresp. to' 
 a more special word, as xnf%^^ palm of 
 the hand, iHT^^ vault of the sky, often 
 otiose, n. arm-leather (cf ^^ff%-^). 
 
 rr^^T^ m. clapping of the hands. 
 
 rf^^T^ m. the nether world. 
 
 ff^fq m. a musician. 
 
 rf^^^TT «!• N. of a Vedic school. 
 
 ^^^^TTTTTfiT^f f. T. of an Upanishad. 
 
 TT^rf^ n. a cert. hell. 
 
 Tf^TlfT f- a cert. tree. 
 
 rlf^rT a. fried. 
 
 fTf%if a. thin, slender; small, little. 
 
 flf^H n. floor, pavement. 
 
 rr^|[ n. a cert, part of the body. 
 
 ^^ m. (^T f.) bed, couch, fig. = wedlock. 
 
 ff^^ a. going to the bed of (-o); cf. prec. 
 
 ^^H a. born in a marriage bed (but by an 
 Jippointed substitute of the man). 
 
 ft^TZr a. belonging to a bed; born in wed- 
 lock. 
 
 fT^ a. strong, bold, m. strength, heroism. 
 5T^^ n. = prec. m. 
 
 m. 
 
 to 
 
 fi^^ifT^ a. = ff^ adj. 
 rf^T^T a. strong, huge (bull). 
 rrf^^a.=:7T^^a.; f. rrf^i^& n. = rf^ 
 rif%^l'?[«ff^ a. strong, bold, courageous. 
 rff^fl^^, o^*^, pp. «^^^&^?TTT!r be strong, 
 violent, or eager; exert one's self. 
 
 frf%^^, 0^*%= r!f^^^. 
 
 rff^^T f- violence, force. " 
 
 ff^^f^ compar. to rf^^lEC ^• 
 
 ff^ or rf^ a. strong, powerful. 
 
 fT^^ a. :^ ffW^^^. 
 
 rffg" f. carpentry. 
 
 ff"g ni. builder, carpenter. 
 
 ff^"^ n. shuttle. 
 
 ffWC ni- thief, robber; abstr. ©rfTt f., °^t n. 
 
 rf^ a. stationary, immovable. 
 
 rf^Tci; (abl. adv.) therefore, then (correl 
 
 % or ^^Tf!:). 
 rTT^W, f. t^ belonging to a carpenter. 
 rTTW^ & rfT^c^ adv. suddenly, at once. 
 cTTW^ & (TTf^cfi m. a Persian. 
 rTT"^ a. beating ( — o); rn. strike, blow. 
 m^^ m. killer; f. ^ N. of a Yaksinl 
 changed into a Raksasi and killed by 
 Rama. 
 fTT^«f a. beating, striking, hurting; n. the 
 
 act of beating, stroke, blow. 
 rfT^'f^'^ a. to be beaten. 
 rfT^TT a. being in or coming from ponds. 
 cTT^ a. = rn^ift^. 
 
 ffT"^^ s. a wild dance, esp. of the god Qiva. 
 rfT'tS^f^rf a. dancing, hopping (cf. prec). 
 TTl?!^ "1- patr. N. of a teacher. 
 rTTTJ^SIWT^Xn" "• T, of a Brahma^a. 
 fTTfC (^bl. adv.) thus, then. 
 rTTcT m. father; voc. also i.g. reverend, dear. 
 rTTHfXT a. satisfying, delightful. 
 cIir=nTf%^, f t^ lasting that (i.e. the same) 
 time or belonging to it; happening at that 
 moment, i.e. immediate, sudden. 
 rITf^«fl a. essential, real, true. 
 fTTf^"^ n. the being devoted to or aiming at 
 one object; the real meaning, scope, or 
 purport of a speech or work; Off^ with 
 that intention. 
 
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 rTTT^ 
 
 "^7(?y a. paternal. 
 
 cITr^^n. the being there or contained therein. 
 
 ffT^^ n. the being intended for that. 
 
 rfT^lfW n- the identity of nature with (instr., 
 loc, or — o). 
 
 7ff^(^T adv. at that time, then. 
 
 rfTf^ a. = c|T%^. 
 
 ffT^T^n[T!r a. of such qualities. 
 
 flT"?'^ & °^«fr^ a. of such a shape or form. 
 
 f!Tf r^^ a. of such a kind or nature. 
 
 ffT"f^ a. (nom. m. f. cIT^^ & rTT^) S"ph 
 like, such a one; n. rIT"?cfi adv. in such 
 a manner. 
 
 cTTf^^ f '|;=pi'ec. a. 
 
 rfT'5''^ "• the being shaped like that. 
 
 ffTf^[W "• the being qualified like that. 
 
 f^T^ m. thread, fibre; n. expanse. 
 
 cfX^f^ "• thinness, meagreness, slenderness. 
 
 rTT^fH " a cert, ceremony relating to Agni 
 Tanunapat (r.). 
 
 crT«rT^, f. fumade of thread; m. son (cf. ffifr); 
 n. a web or woven cloth. 
 
 rfTfifT 1- choking, suffocation. 
 
 rfT«^ s. the music of a string instrument. 
 
 flTf^i^ofij f "^T & ^ familiar with or con- 
 tained in a cert, doctrine, esp. relating to 
 the Tantras, mystical. 
 
 rflXf m. heat, ardour, pain, affliction. 
 
 ffJXJcR a. heating, burning, purifying. 
 
 cJT^vf, f. ^heating, burning, distressing, illu- 
 mining (—<>). m. the sun; n. burning, dis- 
 tressing, chastisement, penance; a cert, 
 hell. 
 
 TTT'^^^ a. made of (pure) gold; m. pi. a 
 cert. Vedic school. 
 
 cTTT^'ft^i^f^'^^ f- T. of sev. Upanishads 
 (cf. prec). 
 
 cTT'^f^^ a. burning, tormenting. 
 
 cTT"^f^ft ^- a kind of ceremony (r.). 
 
 rfTtf^ a. performing penance or belonging to 
 it. m. a devotee, ascetic, hermit (f. ^. 
 
 rfTq^^If^c^^ a. wearing a hermit's clothes. 
 
 cfT't?^ n. the state or condition of an ascetic. 
 
 rnfcr^ & mfto^^ m N. of a plant. 
 
 cfTft^ a. vexing (—<>); f. o^ T. of sev. 
 Upanishads. 
 
 fTTRf in. n. marcasite. 
 
 rTTT ni. longing, desire. 
 
 r!T^'^€ n. a red -coloured lotus (adj. — o 
 
 f. ^T); f- t; lotus pond. 
 fTT'T^, f. t^dark, belonging to ignorance (ph.); 
 
 N. of the fourth Manu. 
 rflf^ or f!T^ f. suppression of the breath. 
 cTlf^^ (W^) m. the dark half of the moon; 
 
 m. a Raksasa or a cert. hell. 
 rlT^^ m. a kind of hemp; adj. f. "|^. 
 cTTI^^ 11. betel (also f. f;), esp. its leaf. 
 rfW'^l^lfZ^T f. betel-globe. 
 fTT^f^cR m. a seller of betel. 
 IrfT"^ a. copper -coloured, dark -red (abstr. 
 
 °rnt f., o^f n.); m. a kind of leprosy; 
 
 n. copper or a copper vessel. 
 2cfre, f. I; made of copper; f . t^ a kind of 
 
 clepsydra, 
 rfl^^J m. coppersmith (f. fj- 
 fflTg"^^ a. red-crested; m. cock. 
 rlT^\iig' a. dark-red. 
 r!T^5R^, f. ?^ having red (i.e. dyed) nails; 
 
 oifT§j^f% h. red nails & fingers. 
 
 ffT^tJg" m. a copper- plate. 
 
 cTram"^ n. a copper vessel. 
 
 rfT^JT^ f. 1;; made of copper. 
 
 fT7^f%"R m. pi. N. of a people. 
 
 rlT^^TTf a. copptr-coloured, dark-red. 
 
 fTT'^STTW, f t^ red-eyed; m. a crow. 
 
 rflf^cR a. made of copper. 
 
 rfl-^r^, cn^*^ (cf. IrT^) w. f^ & ^pR expand. 
 
 rfl"^^ n. succeeding, prospering. 
 
 rIT'd m. thief. 
 
 rfjT^ a. all-pervading, esp. of a sound, i.e. 
 loud, high, shrill; or of light, i.e. shining, 
 radiant. — m. passing over, crossing (only 
 — o); saver, deliverer (E. of sev. gods), 
 a clear or beautiful pearl, a man's name, 
 f. "^J a star or meteor, the pupil of the 
 eye; N. of sev. goddesses & women, 
 n. descent to a river, bank; a loud or 
 shrill sound (also m.); cfTT'^ ^^ ^^'^^' 
 aloud; comp. rTTT^fT'^^ superl. rfTT^T^i;. 
 
 rrTT«R (^- °fT«RT) carrying over, rescuing; 
 m. N. of a dem«Mi, pi. the children of T.; 
 
cTTT^^ 
 
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 f- cItT^ s*^^ (also n.), meteor, pupil of 
 
 the eye, a woman's name ; f. rflf^iC^T the 
 
 juice of palms. 
 <TTT^W a. star-eyed. 
 fITT«tn"«rTo|i ni. the killer of Taraka, i.e. 
 
 Skanda. 
 cTTT^fiTTT^ & Tni;%^x; m. the moon (lord 
 
 of the stars) 
 rnT%ri^f'TTBf^ f. T. of an Upanishad. 
 TTTT^ '^' ^ "• carrying over, rescuing; n. 
 
 also crossing, surpassing, conquering. 
 rfTTfT'^r n« the being more or less, difference, 
 
 gradation, proportion. 
 rTTT^ n- fickleness. 
 cn"?^^, f. 1^ belonging to a tree. 
 rTTTT^a. = ?T7T:^7^. 
 
 rlTTTfV^ m- the moon (lord of the stars). 
 cnTT"'7'RT tn. the same; the husband of Tara, 
 
 E. of sev. gods. 
 frTTfl^, f- t^ consisting of stars. 
 cITTT^T ™' N. of a lunar mansion. 
 cfTTTT'^cRn- spontaneous love (lit. the friend- 
 ship of the stars). 
 ffTTT^W ^- the holy fig tree. 
 cTTfT«fi n* fare or toll for passage. 
 ffTfT*l. ^' carrying over, rescuing; ©xjf^ f. 
 
 E. of Durga. 
 ^T^^ n. youth, juvenility. 
 fflf^^ m. thinker, philosopher. 
 rTT^ m. a cert, bird ; E. of Garuda & Ka- 
 
 9yapa. 
 fftT^ m. N. of a mythical being, conceived 
 
 as a horse, later as a bird, also= prec. 
 fnijf a. made of grass. 
 flTrff'^ a. belonging to the third, the third; 
 
 n. the third part 
 fTTrff^eR a. the third; abstr. ©Ic^ n. 
 cnxjf or TTT^ n- a garment made of a cert. 
 
 vegetable substance. 
 ffT^ a. to be crossed or conquered; n. fare, 
 
 toll. 
 fn"ST^ m. a cert, tree; a. (f t;) belonging 
 
 to it. 
 flT^ m. the fan-palm (often mentioned as a 
 
 banner or a measure of height); clapping 
 
 of the hands, flapping (esp. of the ears of 
 
 an elephant); beating time, musical time or 
 measure, dance; E. of (}iva, pi. N. of a 
 people, f . t^ a cert, tree, palm -wine, 
 clapping of the hands, n. the nut of the 
 fan-palm. 
 
 ffT^efi m. a cert, insect; f. cTTf^cfiJ the palm 
 of the hand, clapping of the hands. 
 
 <TT^%3 "^' ^^^^^^ ^^ the palm banner, E. of 
 sev. heroes. 
 
 f!T^^ a. coming from the fan-palm. 
 
 <^T^^^ a. having long (lit. palm-tree) legs; 
 m. N. of sev. demons & heroes, pi. of a 
 warrior tribe. 
 
 TTT^^^ m. the fan-palm tree. 
 
 rl'Rft^al m. = m^g- 
 
 rTT'^T'T n. clapping of the hands. 
 
 r!MMT^ n. leaf of the fan-palm. 
 
 rTT^"^^ n. the nut of the fan-palm. 
 
 fff^^wrT (& *ofiJ "• a palm-leaf or fan. 
 
 ffT^^ a. palatal. 
 
 rlT^n|®^&rfT^^«Tm. (sound of the) clapping 
 of the hands. 
 
 fTT^^"^cR s. a cymbal. 
 
 TIT^ n. (m.) palate. 
 
 7TT"5r«R (adj. — «) the same. 
 
 *ff1^"^ in- whirlpool.* 
 
 rIT^"^ofi s. palate. 
 
 cTlt^ a. born of the marriage-bed. 
 
 f!T^4 f. t thy, thine. 
 
 "cTT"^«Rt*r a. the same. 
 
 rfT^^ff, f.t^ consisting of as many hundreds. 
 
 ^T^^^ adv. so manifoldly. 
 
 cfT^^^TcR adv. so long. 
 
 <TI c| ceh T^'^ adv. the same. 
 
 cfT^c^Tr^^ adv. so many time?. 
 
 f^T^TlTfl^ adv. just as much or many. 
 
 f^Tqf^qj^ a. yielding so much fruit (fig.). 
 
 <TT^WW a. having so many qualities. 
 
 TTT^^ a. so great, so much (many), so long^ 
 so far (correl. w. "^TT^'^ ^'^O* "• fTT^ft. 
 adv. so much, so long, so far; for a while, 
 in the mean time (also instr. or loc); 
 first, at once, just, now (esp. w. imperat. 
 or l.pers. pres. or fut.); indeed, of course, 
 it is true, one must admit. Often only 
 emphasizing (±T^). — "Sf f!T^f[^ not yet^ 
 
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 f^rdN^ 
 
 not at all, ^T cTT^c^by no means! rfT^ct.- 
 qiqc(^ C^*!) ^s long or as far — as. 'jJ'T- 
 ^^T^ci;— ctT^Tn^fi; gradually as— (so). 
 flT^cl^ — ^ no sooner— than. 
 
 fTT^*3IT"^, f. ^ just as much. 
 
 fTT^*T Ton. a sort of hemp, a. (f. f^) hempen. 
 
 rTT^^ n. theft, robbery. 
 
 friW a* sharp, pungent, bitter, fragrant. 
 
 fTIWT^ 5 °^% taste bitter. 
 
 N 
 
 t^ff^Tcf a. sharp, pointed. 
 fHW a. = prec. + poignant, hot ; abstr. offT f- 
 fTTTflW^ ni. the sun. 
 fTTT^^^ a. sharp-toothed. 
 f7IT?f^^«^ a. sharp-edged or pointed. 
 tTTI^pf^^^ a. the same + violent, fiery; m. 
 the sun. 
 
 fTIT^^f^fTT & f?IT^Tf^ 'D. the sun. 
 
 f?IT^^^ a. violent, strong, intense. 
 
 f7fT^5i%f?r a. having sharp or fiery weapons. 
 
 fTjj^lOT m. the sun, fire. 
 
 f^lT^T^V a- having sharp weapons. 
 
 f?|I^^ a. having sharp arrows. 
 
 t?!^ ,'^^%, pp.fTfiCq.v.) be or make sharp. 
 
 C. ^^RTtrr sharpen, incite. D. fT^fTf^^ 
 
 (of?|) wish to be sharp or firm against, 
 
 i.e. endure, bear (ace). I. ^f^%zz S. tr. 
 
 & intr. — '^^ & ^^ C. incite, impel. — 
 
 Cf. t^ffTW. ' 
 frfcT^ s. sieve, cribble. 
 f?lf?T'^T f- endurance, patience; a. o^. 
 "Rt^"^ f' wish to pass over; a. o"^. 
 fTf-pfrt m- partridge. 
 fTffTrfr ^'' "RrPfrfT "^- the same (abstr. 
 
 ©t^t n.), N. of an ancient teacher & a 
 
 serpent-demon. 
 t?ff^ m. f. a lunar day (also fTf^ f.); 
 
 °f^l|'^ a particular l.d.* 
 
 ftrftiT ^' N* of ^ t*'^^- 
 firf^f^^T & ftf^^'^ f. tamarind. 
 fTfr^ m., "1^ f. N. of a plant. 
 
 i^m, f?R?Tf?f, pp. fT^f^rr become quiet (or 
 
 *damp*). 
 ttrf% m. a large fish, fish i.g. 
 f^^Wf'I^ na- swallower of the Timi, a large 
 
 fabulous fish. 
 
 fTfWf'T^rR'M m. swallower of the Timingila 
 
 (v. prec). 
 ■RrflTT a. dark, gloomy ; n. darkness, dimness 
 
 of the eyes. 
 f7ff*l ^q^, °"^f7T darken, obscure. 
 frTf^*^T^ m. deep (lit. flood of) darkness. 
 f?fT^^> °^f<T veil, cover, hide* restrain^ 
 
 oppress; pervade, fill 
 f^T^iV^ a. transverse, oblique, 
 ftT^'l^^ m. cross-beam. 
 f^T'^^ prep, through, across, beyond, past^ 
 
 without, against (ace), apart, secretly, or 
 
 safely from (abl.); adv. crossways, aside, 
 
 awry; privately, covertly. — Cf. oR, \fj ,*T. 
 f^T^T^ f- ^ surpassing (gen.). 
 ffTT^f^n. m , ofi;T^ f. veil, curtain. 
 "fcTT^T"?^ m. abuse, reproach, contempt (adj. 
 
 of^«^);. armour, mail. 
 
 f^T^f^ (-°) & f^Tf^^^ f. = f?TT^rrT: 
 
 abstr. 
 
 f^TTftZ (*n- a kind of head-dress); p. ofz'^.- 
 
 f?f^TT!I^^r a. having lasted beyond a day; 
 left from the day before yesterday. 
 
 f?!TTWt*^ adv. apart from men. 
 
 t^'^T^il f. concealment, secrecy. 
 
 fTTTTVl^T n-5 ®*TT^ ^- disappearance, vanish- 
 ing. 
 
 fTf^THfT a. disappeared, vanished. 
 
 f?f^Tff cT a. hidden, concealed, vanished. 
 
 fTflT^^ a. = f?nCT^I^- 
 
 f?f?}'3iT f., opF n. condition of a beast. 
 
 f?I^^irf?Tg^T'Tcr n. the coming sideways or 
 backwards. 
 
 f?T"^^T"^fT a. stretched out obliquely. 
 
 f?f^7;n' a. going obliquely. 
 
 f?|"?n^rcf a. going horizontally. 
 
 fTT ^Hlf fT f- condition of a beast. 
 
 f?f"^^ a. born from an animal. 
 
 f?f^T5r^ & fTI^^'R m- a beast (lit. = pr.). 
 
 frr^i^Tf'f f- the womb of an animal; con- 
 dition or race of animals (inch plants), 
 organic nature. 
 
 "Rr'^'^^nT n- oblique movement, deflection. 
 
 f?f^ (nom. m. f?f^'^, f.f?Tt^, n. fif^) 
 transverse, oblique, horizontal; m. n. an 
 animal (as horizontal, not erect), esp. an 
 
fTT^ 
 
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 amphibious animal, i.g. any creature except 
 man; n. breadtii, adv. = fpf'^'g'7 or of^ 
 sideways, obliquely, across. 
 
 t?!^ (ft^) ni- the sesamum plant or seed; 
 mole or spot, small particle of anything. 
 
 f7Tl5fcR m. N. ,3f a tree; freckle, mole, spot 
 under the skin; coloured mark, esp. on 
 the forehead either as an ornament or a 
 sectarian distinction (also n.); the orna- 
 ment or pride of ( — o). 
 
 fTf^fcfif^R^Tf painting, ornamenting (v. prec). 
 
 ft^«R^r( a. being the ornament of (gen.).* 
 
 f?I^^^^, °^?T, pp. f?T^f^?f mark, orna- 
 ment, glorify. 
 
 fTf^rT^ "• sesamum-oil. 
 
 f?I^r5[TW s a Drona of sesamum. 
 
 fTT^n?^ & °^fT^ n. sandal-wood, 
 
 fTf^Xjfl^T & °m!fT f- the sandal-tree. 
 
 frr^^V^ m- sesamum-grinder. 
 
 "fir^TT^ a. giving sesamum. 
 
 t?f^?j['€T, f. t^ made of sesamum. 
 
 fTT^f*!^ & "fjT^t a. mixed with sesamum. 
 
 f?!^l|^ adv. in small (lit. sesamum-) pieces. 
 
 frr^^cf^ a. mixed with sesamum. 
 
 t7T^^^"Pf n- ph sesamum and mustard-seed. 
 
 f?T^T^ n. water with sesamum. 
 
 f^f^^ & °^^ m. N. of a country. 
 
 f?f%TTrin f- N. of an Apsaras. 
 
 fr!%T^ n.=f?r^T^. 
 
 ffI^T^"5T or f?f^T^«T n. boiled rice with se- 
 samum. 
 
 f^f%t"M & f?t^c|j m. names of plants. 
 
 frif^^ a. fertile, rich. 
 
 fTT^ or -Rt^ m. N. of a heavenly archer (cf. 
 eRTTT^) & of a lunar mansion. 
 
 ffff f. pi. three. 
 
 TTI'^TIJ' a. sharp, hot, pungent, acid ; harsh, 
 rude, noxious; eager, quick; subtle, keen, 
 intelligent, m. a man's name; f. N. of 
 sev. plants; n.adv., as subst. *iron, poison, 
 slaughter. 
 
 rTT^^rTT f-, °^ n. sharpness, pungency. 
 fft^TSr^^ a. having sharp teeth. 
 m^^^T!^ a, inflicting severe punishment.* 
 ^^W^TT ^' sharp-edged. 
 
 cf^UJJ^^ a. knocked (sharply) asunder.* 
 
 T^vTirf^^T^ a. burning in digestion. 
 
 fft'^'tir^^ ^ sharp-horned. 
 
 ^^Wi^^ a. hard-hearted; abstr. o^ n. 
 
 rft^TJfT"^ a. having hot rays; m. the sun. 
 
 cft^WT^ ^' sharp-pointed. 
 
 fft^WT^ ^- bitter-sour.* 
 
 (ft^TSTTf^^ a. having hot rays. 
 
 cft^^Xf a. having sharp arrows. 
 
 ff^"^ n. shore, bank, brim (of a vessel). 
 
 cftT^ ^- gi'^^wing near a shore; m. such a 
 tree. 
 
 tl^T^ » °ft S^^ through, bring to an end. 
 
 rftT^f a. & m. = Tft"^^. 
 
 rftfr^T f« a sort of arrow. 
 
 '^^ n. (m.) passage, access, approach (esp. 
 to a water or the altar); descent into a 
 water, landing or bathing -place (poss. 
 o^nT t), shrine or holy place of pilgrim- 
 age, any venerable or Vv'orthy thing or 
 person, esp. counsellor, adviser, teacher 
 (also counsel, instruction); certain lines 
 or parts of the hand sacred to sev. gods; 
 the right way, place, or moment, 
 
 ff^^cR a. worthy, sacred, m. an ascetic, the 
 chief of a sect; n. a holy bathing-place. 
 
 <fl^«hT ^- creating a passage, sc. through 
 life (Visnu&Qiva); m.a venerable person, 
 esp. the chief of a sect. 
 
 cft^Tf^cfiT f- earth from a holy bathing- 
 place.* 
 
 fft^^T'^Jf. visit to a sacred shrine or bathing- 
 place, pilgrimage. 
 
 c!l"'^T5[«R n- water from a sacred bathing- 
 place. 
 
 rft^ a. belonging to a ford or bathing-place; 
 m.= cft^cR ni. 
 
 (i^^T; m. hunter (a mixed caste). 
 
 cf^sl' a. strong, violent, intense, fierce; m. & 
 OfTXt f- abstr. 
 
 ig, "tT^'^'Rt be strong. — "^^ & ^Em: (I- rf^- 
 ^^) effect, bring about. 
 
 2fT (H) (indecl.) pray, do (w, imperat.); but, 
 on the contrary (^ ■q[4 or %) ; often only 
 explet. — "pR g & trt; g yet, however 
 (esp. after a concess. sent.) ; •! H yet not, 
 
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 H 
 
 rather than (esp. after ^JTTT^ , ^^^, 
 
 q^*^ etc.). g — H on the one hand — on 
 
 the other^ indeed— but. 
 ffo^ ni. child, boy. 
 HIET m. N. of the father of Bhujyu & an enemy 
 
 of Indra. 
 
 fTIZT tn. patron, of Bhujyu; pi. the race of 
 
 Tugra. 
 g^q«^^ n. ford. 
 g^ a. high, lofty, sublime (abstr. ©^ n.); 
 
 m. height, eminence, mountain. 
 <T^^^ m. a man's name. 
 rff^^*(^ m. height, sublimity. 
 fi^ s. (only dat. ff%) offspring. 
 g^ a. empty, void, vain, s. a paltry thing; 
 
 abstr. o^ n. 
 g^^ , ©"^fTT make empty or poor. 
 g^ij" a. void, empty, vain ; n. as abstr. 
 
 ig^^, g^f?T, »^ (g^fTT & g^*^ 3 pi.) push 
 
 on, impel, stir up ; press out, emit, pro- 
 mote, further; M. dash together or wave 
 to and fro, hasten, rush on ; P. be vexed 
 or angry. C. g^'^fcf hasten , run. — 
 Of. W?!%, fig^T^T- 
 
 2r|^ a. & s. urging, pressing, impelling. 
 
 3g^^ s. (only c[^J{^ & g^) = g^- 
 
 g^i^ dat. inf. to igsi . 
 
 lgt%f (only dat. rT^%) propagation. 
 
 2eit^ "1- N. of a man protected by Indra. 
 
 ciw a- to be pushed or impelled. 
 
 g^ m. shock, impulse. 
 
 gH^ n. beak, snout, trunk (of an elephant), 
 mouth, face; point; chief, head; E. of 
 Qiva, N. of a Raksas; f . %^ a kind of 
 cucumber. 
 
 gf^«R a. having a trunk. 
 
 flf^^T ^- ^- ^^ ^ people. 
 
 gf^H & gf^^ a. having a prominent 
 navel. 
 
 r|T§^ m. a cert, evil spirit or goblin. 
 
 TTg^fltr a. striving to bring near or to obtain. 
 
 gj^ n. blue vitriol. 
 
 g^, "g^f^ (**%), PP- gW strike, push, prick; 
 pound, crush. C. ^T^^ftf goad, prick. — 
 "^T goad, urge on. f^ pierce, penetrate. 
 
 IT strike at, prick at; C. urge, impel. 
 
 f'^ pierce, strike, tear. 
 g^ a. striking (— ©). 
 g«^ n. belly, f. ^ navel. 
 gf^'^l a. having a large belly. 
 gp^T"^ m. tailor. 
 g^X; a. astringent. 
 g^^ a. noisy, tumultuous, confused ; m. n. 
 
 noise, tumult, uproar. 
 gi^ m., t; f. a kind of long gourd. 
 g?J^ m. N. of a Gandharva & sev. men. 
 gig" a. big, strong. 
 
 l^T' "^tfff'. °%, "gt'^ffT, °^ hasten, advance, 
 run; ^fr\ overcome. D. rTrTTif?f press 
 forwards. 
 
 2g'5 a. hastening, speeding; conquering. 
 
 ig't a. quick, (,'ager, prompt, willing. 
 
 2gi^ a. strong, mighty, victorious, wealthy, 
 abundant. 
 
 SfTC a. hurt, wounded. 
 
 fTT^cfi m. pi. the Turks. 
 
 g^;^ m. a horse (lit. = seq.); f . t; a mare. 
 
 gt^g a. going quickly. 
 
 gtT&gtT^T m. (t:f) = gT^. 
 
 gi^"RT^ a. consisting of horses or horsemen. 
 
 g'^TJf a. quick, nimble. 
 
 g"^^^, ®^mT be quick, hasten, speed (trans. 
 & intr.). 
 
 gT^T^f a. quick, eager, zealous. 
 
 c\JJ{^ ^^^'- quickly. 
 
 7\X^1 a. going quickly. 
 
 (^'?;;T'^W n. a cert, sacrifice. 
 
 Tl^X ^' victorious strength (only dat. fllf), 
 also = seq. 
 
 ffJ^ f. the weaver's brush. 
 
 g-i^IJ n. seminal fluid; adj. spermatic. 
 
 g-^?!! (g'O^ or g'^ct^) a. the fourth , con- 
 sisting of four; n. one fourth. 
 
 fTX^^HT^ a. partaking of a fourth. 
 
 7T^^ m. pi. N. of a people, the Turks. 
 
 g^ a = gft^. 
 
 ff^^^ (nom. o^TZ) a. four years old; m. 
 such an ox, f. gWl^ such a cow. 
 
 g"^ f. superior strength. 
 
 g^^, rT^f^f overpower. 
 
cT^^ 
 
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 Hqffxil' a. conquering (ace), victorious. 
 
 g4% dat. inf. to g^ . 
 
 Hcfuf ni- N. of an Aryan hero, mostly con- 
 nected with Yadu; pi. his race. «T^I[T 
 ^^ du. Turva^a and Yadu. 
 
 g^H ni. N. of a son of Yayati. 
 
 g^ffTT ra. N. of a man. 
 
 g^^, ^T^^rfTT & g^RTffi, °%, pp. gf%<T lift 
 
 up, weigh, examine, compare; equal, 
 match, resemble. — "^ lift up. "^3^ raise, 
 weigh. ^Pf^ weigh against each ofter. 
 
 g^if n lifting, weighing, rating. 
 
 g^J f. balance, scales; measure, weight; 
 equal weight, resemblance, similarity, 
 likeness with (instr.); the Libra in the 
 zodiac. Ace. w. ^, ^J^ , '^T-'^i '^'ftl- 
 '^^, etc. equal, resemble, be like (instr.); 
 instr. w. V weigh, compare with (instr.). 
 
 g^T^lfZ m. = g^Zffg: or an ornament on 
 the feet of a woman. 
 
 g^^TTW n- weighing. 
 
 ff^TTT*! n- weights and measures. 
 
 H^T"^f5 f . the end of the beam of a balance. 
 
 f!^T"mT «!• pi- the various modes of employ- 
 ing a balance. 
 
 g^T^«fT a. having a pair of scales. 
 
 gf^^ a. to be or being weighed. 
 
 fl^ a, equal in (instr. or loc), to (instr. ± 
 ^^, gen., or — <>), like, resembling, similar, 
 o — & n. adv. similarly, in like manner 
 as (instr. or — o). 
 
 g^^Tfft^ a. of like kind, similar. 
 
 g^TTHT"^ a. ot equal dignity. 
 
 g^^n^ a. of like destiny. 
 
 g^^l^mTTT f. a kind of comparison (rh.). 
 
 g«^^^^ a. of equal strength. 
 
 H^'^'5l?TT f- like disposition. 
 
 g^T"«rTT^J^ adv. in equal intervals. 
 
 g<^rrf*?^*f a. of like descent, related. 
 
 rf^Tfrf'T'^^T f- the state of having the same 
 enemies and friends, defensive and offen- 
 sive alliance. 
 
 g^T"^ a. equally rich. 
 
 g"^T^^ a. being in a similar condition. 
 
 tgf^a. (only o — ) much, many, great, strong. 
 
 gf^^Trt a. powerful (lit. strong born). 
 gf^cfiftf & fof^t^l, a. powerful in work. 
 gf^^rf a. having great power. 
 gf^^'i a. very glorious. 
 f^f^«TTTjj" a very valiant or courageous. 
 f gf%:iT«^ a. very zealous or furious. 
 gf^TQl^iJ^ a. granting abundantly. 
 Wf^^T (superl.) strongest, most powerful. 
 Hf%"^ifT a. powerful, mighty. 
 gf^^TJJ^ a. calling loud, roaring. 
 Trf^'E^ftF ^ ^^•^ a. the same. 
 
 tgft^ V. gf^^H & gf^TsjTnT^. 
 
 cT'^fl^'Er a. giving abundantly. 
 
 g^'i;^ a. roaring awfully, thundering. 
 
 ig^, %T^% drip (intr.). — fif drip down 
 (tr. & intr.); C. grant, distribute. 
 
 2ff^,'7f"n[% be pleased or content, feed on 
 (instr.); appease, satisfy. 
 
 TT^ , rRrf?T (*>%), pp. ff^ become quiet, be 
 satisfied or pleased with, delight in (gen., 
 dat., instr., loc, or ace. w. irf??) ; also=C. 
 m^Rfff, °H (g'^frf) satisfy. — ^^tyC. sa- 
 tisfy. X(fX[ be delighted or charmed, be 
 happy. C. satisfy completely, please much, 
 ^j^be calm, content, or happy. C. gratify, 
 rejoice, comfort. — Cf. xrf^cfH, ^ffS- 
 
 fi"Ef m. the husk or chaff of grain. 
 
 ffXf\^«^ n. a leguminous plant. 
 
 cT'^Tt^ & cPrT^T^ ifi- fire of chaff. 
 
 (TIJI^ n* sour rice or barley-gruel. 
 
 rI"EfXT a. cold; m. frost, rime, dew, ice, snow. 
 
 \» 
 
 ffBfT'^cfiTir m- a flake of snow. 
 
 ffTBfT^ofi"^ m. the moon (h. cold rays). 
 
 fT^TTt^T^ & rRTT^f?T m. the same. 
 
 '^ <-- .^- "^ . ^ 
 
 fT^TTT'TlT "^- tlie Himalaya (I. snowy moun- 
 
 \» 
 
 tain). 
 
 ffm<^qrI«T n. snowfall. 
 
 l^fTEJrf m. pi. a cert, class of gods. 
 
 fT^TfohRr a. having contented subjects. 
 
 cffH f- satisfaction, pleasure. 
 
 fffS^T a. causing satisfaction, sufficient. 
 
 rlf5^«ff a. satisfied, contented. 
 
 cTffiT n. =fTTr''C "i-; **^iW ™- snowflake. 
 
 ^iTcR-?[: &* rTff^f^TW m. the moon. 
 
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 ^TjTsi^T^Nrr 
 
 rfff •rf^fT! «!• the Himalaya. 
 
 fiff •T^'RT & rTf%»r?T^^ m. the moon. 
 
 gilf m., t; f • (adj. — o ^1!PF) quiver. 
 
 c{J^^E( m. a flute. 
 
 flTf|"^\JT ra. flute-player. 
 
 fTftj m. quiver; poss. rTftpT. 
 
 '^IUt''^ m. = prec. m. 
 
 riff m. mulberry-tree. 
 
 arj^M or cig^T^ a. eager, quick., 
 
 l"?fgflf a. quick, swift, nimble. 
 
 2^gf% a. furthering, promoting (w. gen.). 
 
 "gg^f a strong, big, copious. 
 
 g[M^ a, hornless; m. such a goat. 
 
 "g^ a. strong, vigorous; n. eagerly, quickly. 
 
 <TT f. haste, speed ; instr. swiftly. 
 
 fTTn" ^' quick, swift; n. adv. 
 
 fTWTIf n. shoot of water. 
 
 rffllj a. quick, eager. 
 
 ^c( a. quick, swift. 
 
 -Ill Cs 
 
 IfT^ n. a musical instrument. 
 2fr5f a. the fourth. 
 
 cf^^'Ef m. sound of musical instruments. 
 
 fI"q^7Tjf a. overpowering; m. N. of a man. 
 
 fff^ a. victorious^ superior. 
 
 "^^ n. panicle of a flower or plant, tuft of 
 
 grass; cotton (also Tf^eft n. & cf^ f.). 
 cTf^oR m. seller of cotton. 
 fTf^«U f- the silk-cotton tree. 
 
 ©N 
 
 f rm m. n. border or fringe of a garment. 
 
 rlWtcF a. silent. 
 
 '^"^^^ adv. silently, still; w. ^ be silent. 
 
 rfSin^T^ m. silence. 
 
 rf^ n. dust. 
 
 |, rlfTf?T, o%, f^tfH, o% gtf^, 0%, fHrrfrf, 
 fT^, pp. (ftllf (w. act. & pass, mg) cross 
 over, get through, overcome, subdue, 
 escape; float, swim, rush on; be saved, 
 survive; M. emulate, content, also = C. 
 rnT^frr, **^ lead or help over (ace), 
 bring to (ace. or dat.), further, save. D. 
 f?^<ft""tf?f , °% wish to pass over or to 
 
 arrive at (ace). I. fl^"<^f?r, rlftrrfS, 
 PP- rlO'^<\ get through, be victorious 
 or fortunate. - "^jfTf & ^fTf cross, pass, 
 overcome, "^fv^ overtake, get up to (ace), 
 "^^come down, descend (esp. from heaven 
 to earth, ± ??^Ji^) , alight; betake one's 
 self from (abl.) to (ace); take place, 
 happen; overcome, surpass. C. make de- 
 scend, lead or bring (down) from (abl.) to 
 (ace or loc.) ; remove, take off, avert 
 from (abl.); introduce, establish. "^J pass, 
 cross, overcome; enlarge, increase. "^^^ 
 the same + come up from (abl.), esp. out 
 of the water (-t gf^Jfl^), escape, be saved 
 from (abl.). C. cause to come out, vomit 
 up, take off; lead or fetch over, save from 
 (abl.), deliver, rescue. tSI^^T^ cross, pass, 
 get through unto (dat.). ^Tf? = ^'S- f^ 
 overthrow, humiliate, fif^ come forth 
 from, get out of (abl.) ; pass, finish, ac- 
 complish; overcome, master. C. save, 
 deliver; overcome, vanquish. IT take to 
 the water, cross over; start on, advance, 
 increase, grow ; lead on, further, strengthen, 
 promote, prolong (esp. "^TO^ the life); 
 M. live on. C. extend, lengthen; cheat, 
 deceive; lead astray, seduce to (dat. or 
 loc), f^V^ C. cheat, deceive, f^ cross 
 through, traverse; further, promote, pro- 
 long; remove from (abl.); destroy, frus- 
 trate; grant, bestow, give, offer; perform, 
 cause, effect. ^r?^_ cross over, pass through 
 (I. & f.), escape, be saved ; also = C. bring 
 over, save. — Cf. HT^cT^xJ, ^iftl^, 1M- 
 
 ff^ m. n. a stanza of three verses. 
 
 1^ n. grass, herb, grass-blade, straw; fig. 
 
 small or worthless thing, trifle. 
 ^W^ci: or ^Tlf^ qi & ^Hf ^ii; - ^^^• 
 fT^cffT¥ n. grass and wood. 
 fnU'^f^ f. hut of grass or straw. 
 
 rflIFcRTl"T ^ °^ ^' the same. 
 
 rfTH^iZ m- "• heap of grass. 
 * ©^ 
 
 ffTJf^f^^ a. who tears oft' grass. 
 ^^^1*1 oh I & °W^5fofjT f. caterpillar. 
 

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 cT^UTng m. grass-blade. 
 
 rHUTTT'^ a. full of grass. 
 
 "^Uf^^ a. eating grass; m. grass-eater. 
 
 <lTrr^^ a. consisting of grass, grassy. 
 
 ^^"^ 5 "''SjffT value like grass, i.e. slighten, 
 
 despise. 
 cfTTj"^T^ m. the vine-palm (lit. king of the 
 
 grasses). 
 f^WTT^ ^- ^h® palmyra tree (lit. =prec.). 
 cTTTf^"^ m. grass-blade. 
 r!TO'^«fT a. full of grass. 
 rl-lir^ni ni. N. of a man. 
 fl^Tt^ rri' a grass or straw-fire. 
 rJTJJT^"^ m. young (lit. shoot of) grass. 
 
 fflHTT a. eating grass, graminivorous. 
 rfUfTlX, °«T & r!I!rTf3T1^ a- the same; m. ru- 
 
 minant. 
 ^%^ m. =^TU';^T^ . 
 fT%T^«ll "• sgl. grass and water. 
 'S%T^T f- a torch of hay. 
 Iffcft"^ a. the third; n. adv. thirdly, for the 
 
 third time. f. "^J the third day in a half 
 
 month; the endings of the third case & 
 
 the third case itself (g.). 
 2fifft^ a. forming the third part; n. one 
 
 third. 
 TTfft^f^^^ m. the third day; loc. (on) the 
 
 day after to-morrow. 
 rT(f^^^r^«t n. the third Soma offering (in 
 
 the evening). 
 
 Iflc?^^!'^ m. a third part. 
 
 2fT<l^"^T'3I a. receiving a third as share. 
 
 '5'^'^T^r'TT^ m. a third (case) compound (g.). 
 
 <T^f^ a. := 2Hf?\^llJ. 
 
 ri(^ m. N. of a race or people. 
 
 ff^, 5^f%j ^^%j pp. "g^ split, bore, open, 
 
 let free. — n5|"g bore after i.e. for (water), 
 
 make flow, ^fi? split, open, release; 
 
 win, acquire. "^ split, pierce, separate. 
 
 f^ pierce, cleave, open, break through, 
 
 excavate. ^?^ hollow out, connect by a 
 
 hole, fasten, together. 
 rff^^ a. having holes, porous. 
 Wl, ^TS(Tr{ (0%), ^^TfrT (^^if??), W^17{ 
 
 (ffQfH), pp. cTH satiate one's self, be sat- 
 
 isfied or content with (gen., instr. or — o) ; 
 enjoy (abl.). C. rfX|^f7T, **% satisfy, please, 
 nourish; M. refl. — "^fi? C. satiate, 
 refresh. "^J be satiated or satisfied; C. 
 satiate. Xlfx^ C. satiate or refresh thor- 
 oughly. IT C. satiate, fill, f^ be satiated 
 or pleased. '^fl[ be satiated or satisfied 
 with (gen.). C. satiate, refresh, gladden. 
 
 7\'^^ adv. one's fill. 
 
 rixi^ a. restless, eager; n. adv. 
 
 rfRcTT f. satiety, satisfaction. 
 
 cT'^T^ a. having abundant juice or strong 
 shoots (Soma). 
 
 ^fF «^ ^fH f-^g^m; p. oTj-fT^t. 
 
 ^fn^T & °^K^ a. giving satisfaction, 
 pleasing. 
 
 cfTf a. restless, anxious; » — & n. adv. 
 
 f{f^ m. ray. 
 
 If1\, "g^fff, pp. Hftfi be thirsty, be greedy, 
 desire. C. f^'cfilfTf cause to thirst. — f% 
 thirst, languish. C. cause to languish. 
 
 2ff'q^ f. thirst (lit. & fig.). 
 
 ff^T f. the same. 
 
 ff^rr^ a. tormented by thirst. 
 
 Tpi a. greedy, eager, quick; n. adv. 
 
 rI"5r^^;EC & ^"^^ ^' "living eagerly or 
 
 quickly. 
 rfg a. dry, rough, harsh. 
 rT^TTT f. N. of a river. 
 rT^^ a. thirsty. 
 ri'crJIT f. thirst; greediness, strong desire for 
 
 ^mn^ a. = g^^. 
 
 cT'^W^ ni. attachment to desire. 
 
 T^'RfT^nT a. thirsty. 
 
 Hf , cT^"fe, pp. T!^ (H^) crush, bruise, dash 
 
 to pieces. — f^=S. 
 ^f^^Ti; (n. superl. adv.) sharpest, hottest. 
 %^ m. sharpness; N. of a man. 
 ^^•T n. sharpening, kindling; point or shaft 
 
 of an arrow, reed, bamboo ; f. ®^t mat 
 
 of straw, tuft, bunch, etc. 
 "fi^^ n. sharpness, edge, (pungent) heat, 
 
 fire, light, radiance, lustre, beauty, vigour, 
 
 strength, energy, esp. male energy, concr. 
 
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 flT^WTT 
 
 semen virile; violence, fierceness ; power, 
 
 authority, dignity. 
 TT^'^TT^ a. desiring strength, energy, or 
 
 dignity. 
 "^^"^ a. conspicuous, splendid. 
 7f^^«Tf a. burning, shining, splendid, beauti- 
 ful. " 
 ^^'feflT f-j ®^ n. abstr. to seq. 
 ff^tf^*!^ a. sharp, burning, shining, radiant, 
 
 bright; strong, mighty, energetic, violent; 
 
 dignified, noble, glorious. 
 <Tf^¥ (superl.) most sharp, hot, shining, 
 
 bright, strong, or violent, n. adv. 
 f^^'^TO^ (compar.) sharper, keener; (more) 
 
 powerful or glorious. 
 rT^^^ n. the two lights (sun and moon). 
 %^1^"1I, f. t^ consisting of fire, light, or 
 
 splendour; shining, bright, clear. 
 ^^TTfff a. whose form is light. 
 fTWTTlftl ^- nothing but (lit. a heap of) 
 
 splendour. 
 
 ff5n"^«TT a. shining, radiant. 
 
 <^^T^Tf n. noble or dignified behaviour. 
 
 ^^f^ or o^ f. (clotted) blood. 
 
 Tf'if (instr. adv.) in that direction, there; or 
 in that manner, so (correl. to %«T) ; there- 
 fore ; then (correl. to %?f, ^^, "^J^TTcll^ & 
 ^f!^)- ~ ^•T ff now then. 
 
 TT'^T'gf n. sharpness, pungency, harshness, 
 severity. 
 
 ^^•^5 f« t^ luminous, bright, splendid; me- 
 tallic. 
 
 nfrTT? f- ?^ coming from a partridge or from 
 Tittiri. 
 
 WtI'^O'^ m. pi. N. of a cert, school of the 
 Yajurveda; ©"SR a. belonging to it. 
 
 %f%Tt^WTWW n. a Brahmana of the Taitti- 
 riyas (v. prec). 
 
 rff^''(t^I^f^frT f- the Sainhita of the Taitti- 
 riyas (i.e. the black Yajurveda). 
 
 Wpff TV^ \ \^^ n . an Aranyaka of the Taitti- 
 riyas. 
 
 ^'PflTi'^Ttrf^r^ f. an Upanishad of the 
 Taittiriyas. 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit -English Dictionary, 
 
 JftT(+TTl)m.=%fjI^. 
 frfTI"f?^ejJ a. whose eyes are dim (cf. seq.). 
 ^ftT"^ n. dimness of the eyes. 
 fff^eR a. sectarian , heretical, m. a worthy 
 person, an authority; n. water from a 
 Sacred bathing-place. 
 rl'^T^T'f a. of animal origin; m. animal. 
 <T^TOTf% & **«2r a. = prec. a. 
 ff^ n. sesamum oil, oil i.g. 
 n^^TT ^' oil-miller. 
 fT^^X!^ n. oil-pot. 
 ^^^7T n. ghee with sesamum-oil.* 
 (f<5T^«R ni. a kind of bird. 
 n^tlfi^eR m. a kind of sandal-tree. 
 rl^m"^ n. oil-cup. 
 ^^3?^l? m. oil-lamp. 
 %^r^n^ n. oil-mill. 
 fff^cU m. oil- miller, f. f. 
 %^, f. "1^ belonging to the lunar mansion 
 
 Tisya; m. N. of a month. 
 cTToR n- offspring, race, child (o. connected 
 
 w. cR^) ; p. o^irT^. 
 Tf |cj)<^if?T f- winning or breeding of children. 
 ^TfoR^ f« having or bringing forth children. 
 %T^ m., ^"Ril^ n. a young green blade, 
 
 esp. of corn. 
 %TZ«lt a. quarrelsome; n. violent speech, 
 
 N. of a metre & a kind of drama. 
 "rilT^ n. stick for driving cattle. 
 %T^ ra. instigator, exciter; the sun (^s 
 
 pricking or driving horses); also = seq. 
 %T^«T n. stinging, pricking. 
 %j^ n. a kind of cymbal. 
 ^JTTT^ m, n. spear, lance; m. pi. N. of a 
 
 people. 
 ^j-^T n. water (p. o^nT^f) ; ace. w. ^ make 
 
 a libation of water. 
 %Ti(«hW ™' ^^op of water. 
 ^'RT«R^«t "• ^"y ceremony with water. 
 ^T'^SI^T ^- moving in water; m. aquatic 
 
 animal. 
 %T"^^ a. born in water; n. lotus flower. 
 ^T^^ ni. cloud (lit. giving water). 
 %T^^TW^ ni. autumn (end of the clouds). 
 %T'^VT ^* bearing or containing water. 
 ^pST^TT ^'} ^ f* 9*ream of water. 
 
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%Rrfti 
 
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 %T^rf^ !"• tbe sea (receptacle of water). 
 
 ^T^XJXfl m. rain (fall of water). 
 
 %T^^^, f. ^ consisting of water. 
 
 ^T^T^ ^' cloud (pouring out water). 
 
 ^T^'^T^ ra. the sea (king of the waters). 
 
 %T^TTftl ™- sea or lake (mass of water). 
 
 ^T^^T^ m. cloud (bearing water). 
 
 %T^T^f^ ™- two handfuls of water (r.). 
 
 %TEIT^TT ^^- water reservoir, pond. 
 
 %T^T^^ wi- sea (receptacle of water). 
 
 ^1'^"fl[^ m. pond, river (lit. = prec.). 
 
 ^X"^W "• arch, arched doorway, portal. 
 
 %T^*r n. lifting up, weighing. 
 
 %X^ a. to be weighed. 
 
 %Tir &%Tir^ ^- trickling, streaming; grant- 
 ing, abundant. 
 
 ^T'Bf m. satisfaction, contentment, joy in (loc, 
 gen., or — °). 
 
 ^T'qUf a. (f. 15 & n. satisfying, pleasing. 
 
 %T'^Wt'^ a. to be pleased or pleasant. 
 
 ^Tqf^rf^ a. to be satisfied or pleased. 
 
 %Tf^*l, a- satisfied with, delighting in ( — <>) ; 
 satisfying, pleasing. 
 
 %17Zr m. patr. of Bhujyu. 
 
 ^T"?} n. music; ©"^iy & of^cR n. the musical 
 triad, i.e. instrumental music, song, and 
 dance. 
 
 %T^ n. weight. 
 
 %T^TT a. snowy, dewy. 
 
 ^i^ m. the vital breath ; one's own person 
 or self. Instr. g^wTT (f. W«^T) & loc. g^w^^ 
 yet, really, even, indeed; used as an 
 emphatic particle, esp. after "^\af, ^, & 
 ^rif, before ^ & •(". 
 
 ^ (pron.-st.) that (person or thing); o. = the 
 defin. article; n. (jgf^ (q-v.). 
 
 ^WWtftcT a. prodigal of life; o^lfV^ fight- 
 ing with peril of life. 
 
 (If^QSI a. to be abandoned, removed, given 
 up or sacrificed. 
 
 (?IWTt^ a. having forsaken the sacred fire. 
 
 ^^clff^ a. desirous to abandon. 
 
 (IJ^ a. abandoning, prodigal of (gen. or ace). 
 
 ^^T ger. having left, i.e. excepting, with 
 exception of (ace). 
 
 I(?r5r -gfSrfTr (<>%), pp. cgW (^f^rr) leave, 
 
 abandon, let alone, spare, avoid, shun, 
 dismiss, shoot off, cast away, put off, get 
 rid of (also P. "^T^rf w. instr.); disregard, 
 neglect, renounce, give up; w. rT^^, 
 ^aTlRr!^, "J1TWT«[^ = set aside or risk body 
 or life, also= die. C. WT^^t^fTI cause to 
 leave or abandon, deprive of(2 ace), expel, 
 turn out (±^ff^). — ^f^ quit. ^^ 
 give up, renounce, risk (^f^rfi^)' Xff^ 
 leave, abandon, expel, reject, put off, give 
 up, disregard, neglect, set aside, risk (cf.S.). 
 ^?^ leave, abandon, reject, shun, avoid, 
 withdraw from (ace), deliver, give up, etc. 
 (= Tjf^). C. deprive of (2 ace). - Cf. W^T, 
 
 fH^w, ^fi^w, trf^pSTo^r, ^^su, ^ww- 
 
 2(51^ a. leaving, giving up ( — «). 
 
 (U^if n. abandoning. 
 
 l(5rW^ n. abandonment, distress. 
 
 2(5Br^^ ^' offspring, descendant. 
 
 (?J^ (n. adv. of pron. st. (?}) indeed, you 
 know (always preceded by ^ or ^^). 
 
 ^j^ m. leaving, abandoning, rejecting, avoid- 
 ing, giving up; donation, sacrifice (also 
 fig. of one's life) ; also = seq. 
 
 WTf^HTT f« liberality, prodigality. 
 
 "^rif'r'T. a. leaving, abandoning, rejecting, 
 dismissing, sacrificing, renouncing, liberal, 
 prodigal ; w. ^rcU«144^ giving up one's life, 
 dying voluntarily. 
 
 "^TT^feR a. leaving, dismissing, rejecting. 
 
 (?IX^«T n« abandoning, renouncing. 
 
 ^T^ a. to be left, abandoned, rejected, re- 
 moved, avoided, given up or away. 
 
 "^^ m. who opens or lets free. 
 
 '^TH^, '^tT^(®f?l) become perplexed or ashamed. 
 C. "^Xf^fTf make perplexed or ashamed. — 
 ^Xf & ^XJ turn perplexed away. 
 
 "^IJ (m.), ^xrr f- perplexity, shame. 
 
 "^ & ^3^ n- tin. 
 
 '^, f. f^ triple, threefold; n. a triad; 
 f. "^"?fV the same (esp. the three Vedas); 
 "^"^ f%^ the threefold knowledge (r.). 
 
 '=^'5T:iT^T^f!: f- fifty-three. 
 
 '^^I^T^ a. to be guarded or protected. 
 "^^ff^^, f. ^ the thirty-third. 
 
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 f^rl 
 
 "^f^^T^ f- thirty-three (r. pL). 
 
 '^^\;r^ ra. the duty taught by the three 
 (Vedas). 
 
 "^^^TTWrT a. whose light are the three 
 (Vedas), i.e. the sun. 
 
 ^^fif^^ m. the extract or essence of the 
 three (Vedas). 
 
 '^^IT'ST, f. i;^ consisting of or based upon 
 the three (Vedas). 
 
 "^^T^^. f. t the thirteenth. 
 
 "^^^"SI^T adv. in (into) 13 parts. 
 
 "^^r^^ or "^^T^il^ a. thirteen. 
 
 "^^f^*^, f. ^^ the twenty-third. 
 
 "^^if^llf?! f. twenty-three 
 
 ^^, ^^frT (°%) & ^^rf?f (°%), pp. ^# 
 tremble, quake, be afraid of (abl., gen., or 
 instr.). C. TT^^fTf (<*%) shake, agitate, 
 frighten, scare. — "^"q start back, flee. 
 "^^C. frighten, rouse up. ^^f^J^C. frighten, 
 terrify. f^T^ flee. THJ C. frighten away. 
 Jf flee in terror. C. affright, scare, f^ & 
 ^I{^ tremble, fear; C. terrify, frighten. — 
 
 cf. -^i^-m, TTfr^m ^^W^- 
 
 "^^ a. movable, moving; n. what moves or 
 lives, beasts and men. 
 
 "^^^^ (& ■^^^) m. N. of a prince. 
 
 "^^"^ m. a shuttle. 
 
 "^^T^ ™- mote of dust, atom. 
 
 "^^if^if a. looking timid (lit. having fright- 
 ened eyes). 
 
 "^^ a. afraid, timorous. 
 
 l^T, ^T^% ^T^C^fTT), pp. ^T?T(q.v.) protect, 
 shelter, rescue from (abl. or gen.). — 
 
 2"^T ni. protector. 
 
 "^TW H' = seq. + armour, mail. 
 
 "^TJfwT n. protection, guard, 
 
 '^cT a. protected; n. protection. 
 
 "^TcT^ a. to be protected. 
 
 "^TrT ra. protector, guardian. 
 
 "^X"^ n. protection. 
 
 "^irpsf a. made of tin. 
 
 '^TT'l^ n. protection, guard. 
 
 ^^ m. terror, fright. 
 
 "^^^ a. (f. tj & n. terrifying, frightening. 
 
 '^T^'ft'^ a. to be dreaded, dreadful. 
 
 '^Tf%«T^ a. fearful, timid. 
 
 f^ m. n. pi. three. 
 
 f^lj, f. f^ the thirtieth. 
 
 "N'St'^fT n- one hundred and thirty. 
 
 T^^cl & Nirf?f f. thirty. 
 
 f^^TTjt, f. T = N^- 
 
 f^"5[^^ a. thirty years old. 
 
 f%^ a. trine, forming a triad, consisting of 
 
 three ; ± "^JcT three per cent. — m. a trian- 
 gular place or yard; n. a triad. 
 f^^35 a. having three peaks, points, or 
 
 horns ; m. E. of Visnu-Krsna, Brahman, etc. 
 f^eR^H a. = prec. a. ; m. thunderbolt, E. of 
 
 Indra. 
 f^^^cR m. pi. three cert. Soma-vessels. 
 "f^cR^cRf^ & f^cRj^i^ a. performing the three 
 
 (chief) duties (of a Brahman, i.e. sacrifice, 
 
 study of the Vedas, & liberality). 
 if^cRj^ n. the three times (past, present, & 
 
 future, or morning, moon, & evening). 
 2f^[oRT^ a. belonging to the three times. 
 f^^T^^ & o^f^i^ a. knowing the three 
 
 times, omniscient. 
 f^«RT'5f^^ a. appearing in the form of the 
 
 three times (the sun). 
 f^ag^ a. having three peaks, m. N. of sev. 
 
 mountains. 
 f^^^^ adv. thrice, three times. 
 f^%TW a. triangular; n. triangle. 
 f^^^ m. pi. N. of a people. 
 if^^nrr m. pi., n. sgl. the three qualities (ph.). 
 2f^^I!f a. consisting of three threads or 
 
 strings; threefold, triple, n. adv. 
 f^TTUyj^joR a. containing the three qualities 
 
 (ph.). 
 f^^ m. n. =^. 
 
 f^^sjf a. three- wheeled; n. such a carriage. 
 f^^"^;^ a. three-eyed. 
 f^xfgX! ph three or four. 
 f^^ n. sgl. & pi., »<f^ f. the triple world 
 
 (heaven, earth, & the lower w.). 
 f^^3 a. wearing three braids of hair ; f. "^T 
 
 N. of a Raksasi. 
 f^WTf^^ff a. who has thrice kindled the 
 
 Naciketa fire. 
 f^ff m. N. of a go(^ pi. a class of gods. 
 
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f^m'^ 
 
 212 
 
 f^^ n., f^T f., f^c^ n- a triad. 
 
 f^^X!^ n. the three staves (of a mendicant 
 
 Brahman) or the triple subjection (of 
 
 words, thoughts, & acts) ; poss. ofr^if^, 
 
 as m. a religious mendicant. 
 f^^l[ a. pi. three times ten i.e. thirty ; m. 
 
 pi. the thirty (round for 33) deities. 
 f^^^T f., °t5r n. divinity. 
 f^^^i7f?T m. the chief of the gods (ladra). 
 f^^^^¥ m. the best of the gods (Brahman 
 
 or Agni). 
 f^^TTf^ m. =f^^l[[tlf?f. 
 f^^TfVxrfTT m. E. of Qiva (lit. =prec.). 
 f'^l[[l^'^ n- the divine bow, the rainbow. 
 f"^^^TfT ^- an Asura (foe of the gods). 
 if^^'SJl^nEf ™» the residence of the gods, 
 
 i.e. heaven. 
 2f^^'5[T^f5r «!• a dweller in heaven, a god. 
 f^^^ & o^^ m.^f^^^trffT. 
 f^^%^T^m. ^prec, also E. of Agni, Varuna, 
 
 & Yama. 
 f^f^^n.the third i.e. highest heaven (in Veda 
 
 always w. gen. f^^^). 
 f^f^^^T^ m.lord of the third heaven (Indra). 
 f^f^^TcR^ in- an inhabitant of the third 
 
 heaven, a god. 
 f^^T adv. in three ways, in (into) three 
 
 parts; at three times. 
 f^^Tg a. tripartite, triple; n . = f^^nffcl^. 
 lf^^1f[^ a. =prec. adj.; m. E. of Visnu & 
 
 Brahman. 
 2fTt|T^^ n.^f^f^^. 
 
 f^«T^«T a. three-eyed, m. E. of Rud)a-(piva. 
 f^tfi^ n. three fortnights. 
 
 f^'^^T^, f. t^ the fifty-third, consisting of 53. 
 f^tr^ n. the triple path (the sky, earth, & 
 
 atmosphere or lower world). 
 f^q^ or f^tr|r (oxfj^), f. f^li^ = seq., also 
 
 making three steps; s. three quarters, m. 
 
 E. of Visnu. 
 f^XT^ (f. f^Xf^ or f^tj^T) three-footed or 
 
 consisting of three Padas. 
 
 f'^Tj^ a. tripartite. 
 
 f^*^Tf3«l^ a. studying the three (Vedas). 
 
 fiMI<^«h, f- °f^[eRT three-footed. 
 
 f^fMZ«fi n. the three baskets (i.e. collections 
 of Buddhistic writings). 
 
 f^fxTT^ f. the three sacrificial cakes. 
 
 f^fxTE"'? "• the (third) heaven, Indra's res- 
 idence (cf. f^f^cj). 
 
 f^TTZ & °oR m. a kind of pease. 
 
 f^lJIJ^ & ooR n. three lines made across the 
 forehead and other parts of the body with 
 ashes etc., esp. by the followers of Qiva. 
 
 f^TQT ^' the triple city or the three cities 
 (of the Asuras, destroyed by (^i\'a.); also 
 N. of the capital of the Cedis. 
 
 f^M<yifT!«l^ m. E. of Qiva (cf. prec). 
 
 f^Xf"?^^ & °f|[^^ m- the same. 
 
 f^xr^ a. having three backs or summits. 
 
 f^lToRTT a- threefold. 
 
 f^XR^ a. having three fruits. 
 
 f^^i^ a. connected or related in three 
 
 ways. 
 f%(c(|j{ a. three-armed. 
 f^^TTT rn. the third part. 
 f^*i^ a. threefold. 
 
 f^W^if n. the three worlds (cf. f^^). 
 f^^«f^ & oxifrf m. E. of Qiva & Visnu 
 
 (cf. prec). 
 f^^^%"^T ^- ^- ^^f Indra or Qiva. 
 f^^Tf a. three-storied. 
 
 f^jfj^ a. containing three (prosodical) in- 
 stants. 
 f^^rflS a. having three forms; subst. <>— the 
 
 trinity (i.e. Brahman, Visnu, & Qiva). 
 f^T?vf«l^ a. three-headed. 
 f^'MI'T n. the three vehicles (r.). 
 f^f^TTTTa. containing three watches (=9 hours); 
 
 f. ^ night. 
 f^^^ n. three periods or ages. 
 f^^t%r n. three-cornered, triangular. 
 f^i;;T^ a. lasting three days (lit. nights) ; m. 
 
 such a festival; n. such a period i.g., ace. 
 
 for three days, abl. & instr. after three 
 
 days. 
 f^^XJ a. of three shapes or colours. 
 
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 f^f^^ a. having the three qualities (ph.), 
 
 or three genders (g.). — n. the country of 
 
 the Telingas. 
 f^%T^ n« (only o — & loc), t^f., & m. pi. the 
 
 three worlds (cf. f^^f^^T)- 
 f^%TT((iiTT^ m. E. of Indra or Qiva (v. prec). 
 1%%T^^T^, otlfTf, & f^%T%^ m. E. of 
 
 Visnu or Qiva. 
 f^%T^T a. three -eyed; ra. E. of 9^^^? a 
 
 man s name. 
 
 f^"^(^ a. three years old (ox or cow). 
 I f^^iqi^ a. three-seated (chariot). 
 
 f^"2f"?^^ or f^^'^T^ a. granting threefold 
 
 protection. 
 f^^ m. any group of three, esp. the three 
 
 aims (virtue, pleasure, & wealth, cf. ^H- 
 
 "^^), the three qualities (cf. f^^TJf), or 
 
 the three higher castes. 
 f^^xj a. three-coloured. 
 f^cj'g a. threefold. 
 
 f^"^ a. three years old ; n. a period of three 
 
 years. 
 f^^'RT (°— ) or o^^ f. the three folds 
 
 (across the belly, esp. as a mark of female 
 
 beauty). 
 f%f^9frJT n. the three steps; m. E. of Visnu. 
 t^f^^Tr%iT m. N. of a king. 
 f^f^^ a. containing the three Vedas. 
 f^f^^I a. of three kinds, threefold. 
 f^f^\;n' adv. into three parts. 
 
 f^f^^tf n.=f5rfxT^ir. 
 
 f^f^fS^ adv. three times. 
 
 f^(T[ a. threefold ; m. a kind of recitation, 
 
 a cord or amulet of three strings. 
 V f^^?^7[T!T n. tripling, combining three things. 
 f^TfT f. abstr. to f^^ a. 
 If^^ (o-)the three Vedas (also f^^ f.). 
 2f^^ a. knowing or containing the three 
 
 Vedas (also ®f^^). 
 f^^^ m. N. of an ancient sage and king 
 
 (conceived as a constellation in the south- 
 ern hemisphere). 
 
 f^rl a. 103 ; 300 (f. i) or the 300***. 
 
 f^llTrrrl^ a. the 103^ or 300*^. 
 
 f^TSI^ adv. by threes. 
 
 f^ITT'i" a. having three branches. 
 
 f^ftri a.-seq. ; n. trident. 
 
 f^flT'f^"^ a. three-pointed. 
 
 f^f^T^ a. three -headed or three -pointed; 
 
 a man's name. 
 f^lft^ & f^Tp'^'T;^ a. three-headed. 
 f^^^ a. having threefold splendour. 
 f^^'^f n. trident (weapon of Civa); a. bear- 
 
 iiig the trident. 
 f^^^ a. having three horns or peaks; m. 
 
 N. of a mountain. 
 f^joR a. rrf'^iq-^; m. N. of a Rishi. 
 f^t%ff a. white on three places. 
 f^"5f(2f a. triply true. 
 
 f^TBfV^ a. being in three seats or places. 
 f^pEfjjf a. pi. three times seven, twenty one; 
 
 an indef. number i.g. 
 f^rq^Tll' n. pi. the (daily) three Soma oblations, 
 
 a. connected with them. 
 f^^'BJ a. three times six, eighteen. 
 f^"^T^^ a. consisting of 3000. 
 f^*r f- N. of a metre. 
 f^^ a. three-seated (chariot). 
 f^ft'l^ a. standing on threefold ground. 
 f^^ adv. three times, thrice; "^^^ thrice 
 
 a day. 
 f^^f^ adv. the thee divisions of the day 
 
 (dawn, noon, & sunset); a. belonging to 
 
 them. 
 f^H a. pi. =f^q^. 
 f^^f^«T a. & n. pi. = f^^^T|[. 
 "p^X^wf a. dependent on three things. 
 f^^T^lf m. n. N. of cert, sacred texts ; a. 
 
 knowing these texts. 
 f^^fif, f. t^ three -breasted; f. |^ N. of a 
 
 Raksasi. 
 f^%Tff^ f. E. of Ganga (lit. having three 
 
 streams, cf. f^iy^). 
 f^^l^W, f- t three years old. 
 '^TT'^W a. three days (nights) old. 
 fZ, ^Zf?r & l^ft (^^fTT), pp. ^ftcT 
 
 burst, break (intr.), fall asunder. C. %r- 
 
 Z"^f?T tear, break, cut, divide. 
 "^f^ f. a little bit, atom; a very minute 
 
 space of time. 
 ^rlJ f. a triad, the ^J^ree sacred fires, the die 
 
%lT 
 
 214 
 
 or side of the die marked with three 
 
 points; the second Yuga or age of the 
 
 world. 
 ^"^T adv. triply, in three parts, ways, or 
 
 places. 
 ^efiTf^f«fi» f- t^ relating to the three times (cf. 
 
 seq.). 
 %oRT^ n. past, present, & future. 
 ^ofiT^^ftf*!^ a. knowing the three times 
 
 (v. prec); m. fortune-teller. 
 %Tfp^ n. triplicity, three qualities; also = 
 
 lf^^5 a. = f5(JjU||(4|"*. 
 ^ff m. trilling. 
 
 %7{^ m. N. of a cert, divine being. 
 ^^1l[«R a. relating to the 33 (gods). 
 %Vii: adv.=^\iT. 
 %Xi^ n. three quarters. 
 ^tj"^ a. belonging to the three cities (cf. 
 
 f^X!); ni. pi. the inhabitants of them. 
 ^^Tf^«R a. three months old or lasting three 
 
 months. 
 ^^^cfia. belonging or consecrated to Tryam- 
 
 baka; m. such a cake. 
 '^^JJf n. tripleness of form. 
 '^f^^ a. tripleness of gender. 
 '^^T'^ n. the three worlds (cf. f^%T«R)- 
 ^^T^^f^ a. knowing the three worlds ; 
 
 m. a sage. 
 ■^%T^TT^ n. the sovereignty over the three 
 
 worlds. 
 ^^'Pn' m. N. of an ancient teacher. 
 %^f^&%^l^ a. belonging to the Trivarga. 
 "^^f^cR a. three years', triennial. 
 '^T^Tf^Ri a. lasting three years. 
 %f%^ a. studying the three Vedas or familiar 
 
 with them; n. the three Vedas or the 
 
 knowledge of them. 
 "^f^"^ a. triple ; n. triplicity. 
 %f^^ & °^^ m. pi. the gods (lit. inhabit- 
 ants of heaven). 
 
 1, f. t; belonging to the three Vedas. 
 
 ^^, f. ^ relating to the Tristubh metre. 
 "^^Trl^ a. belonging to (the) Ganga. 
 "^^^ n. the three accents (g.). 
 ^^ZfTlif n. a period of three years. 
 "^TZoR a. tearing, breaking. — m. a cert, poi- 
 
 sonous insect; n. angry speech; a kind of 
 
 drama. 
 "SJIX ^^- three portions or shares; adj. having 
 
 three shares. 
 -^^ (f. t; & '^) three-eyed ; m. E. of ^ivaj 
 
 f. 1;^ N. of a Raksasi. 
 "gSf^cfi & -ai^T^*!^ m, = prec. m. 
 ^q'T^'^ a. consisting of three sounds or syl- 
 lables; n. such a word, 
 l^q"^ n. pi. cert, portions of the sacrificial 
 
 animal. 
 2551'^ n. a threefold (lit. three - membered) 
 
 army (= ''^TTX;^ without elephants). 
 l'55[v^^ n. abstr. to seq. 
 
 2^^^ a. three fingers long or broad. 
 
 "^grftl^T^T a. having three stations. 
 
 ^^^ a. three- faced. 
 
 '±\<s^ n. a period of three years. 
 
 ■^^^oR m. E- of Rudra-Civa, f. OcRTf E. of 
 
 Farvati (lit. the three-eyed). 
 '^Ti a. having three wheel-spokes. 
 "5Er"'^T!r m. N. of a man. 
 -sM^M, f- t^ red in three places. 
 "^T^l^ a. pi. three at least; n. = seq. 
 "^^TT"^'^ adv. at least three times. 
 "5Srf^ m. a calf eighteen months old; f. -si^cfl. 
 -aM^fr, f- "1^ the eighty-third. 
 ■aM^Rf f- eighty-three. 
 "^Ef^ a. three-cornered. 
 "^"S^"^ a. twenty-four years old. 
 l"5E('l^ m. a period of three days; ace. for 
 
 three days; abl , loo., & instr. after three 
 
 days. 
 2"5Sr^ a. lasting three days. 
 *"5Er^Tr a. happened three days before. 
 ^Jt^ a. =. 2 oETf . 
 
 "^if^oR a. having provision for three days. 
 oEfT^ n- the threefold life (childhood, youth, 
 
 & old age). 
 ^T"ft|"5 a. mixed with three products of 
 
 milk. 
 "^Tf^eR a. three days', tertian. 
 "^^JT*!; a. three-uddered. 
 
 c 
 
 ^^ n. a stanza consisting of three verses. 
 ^TSrt' or '^41 f. spotted in three places. 
 
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 1^ (nom. ?4l^) pron. stem, of 2^^ pers. 
 
 2tcf a. thy, thine. 
 
 3t3f a. one, several, many. ^^ — c^ the one — 
 
 the other; this — that (one); n. cSf^ partly; 
 
 ^^— "^^ partly— partly. 
 'tcf'^ n. armour (lit. protection for the skin). 
 ^^^ (only pp. ^^TW) = fl^^' — Cf- IT^'^IW- 
 ^1^:^; n. energy, vigour. 
 fcfT^ij^ (compar.) very vigorous. 
 c«f«WIT ^' having the skin or bark as chief 
 
 part; m. cane. 
 ^T^^ m- disease of the skin ; poss. ®f^«|^. 
 ^^i^^ m. breaking of the skin; a scratch. 
 t^TH^«R a. who breaks or cuts the skin. 
 ^cRT"^ m. the addressing with Thou. 
 <^lo f^l^, PP- ^fl'fT jump, leap, gallop. 
 ^^ f. skin, hide, bark, rind, cover, surface, 
 
 cloud. 
 ^^^ n. hide, skin (esp. — o); cinnamon. 
 T^q^if n. skinning, flaying. 
 ^^^^ a. being in the skin. 
 ^"=^ a. good for the skin. 
 c^fc^cT a* niade by thee. 
 <of=i^^ adv. from thee etc. = abl. of 1 1^. 
 ^^= 1^ (°— ); also = abl. of l^. 
 ^^^ a. thy, thine. 
 ^feofi a. towards thee. 
 ^f^^ a. like thee, of thy kind. 
 ^TJI^ a. consisting of thee. 
 ^?^ (nom. to 1"^) thou. 
 ^XJ^ n. the word thou. 
 
 ^T. "^T% (°fH), pp.^fTTT, ^' & grS (q.v.) 
 
 hurry, hasten to (dat., loc, or inf.). C. 
 ^t^^ (**%' c^T^fffffTT^) quicken, 
 accelerate; snatch away. — "'^rf^ hasten 
 very much, tjf^ hasten about. Tf & ^l^'^ 
 hasten, speed. 
 
 (1^;^ m.), m f haste, speed; ^^TJJ" & ^"^^T 
 quickly. 
 
 ^q"^TJf a. making haste, quick. 
 
 t^'?^T^«fr a. the same. 
 
 ^fl^rT a. hastening, quick (also ^f?;ff^f^*) ; 
 
 o— & n. adv. (also ^f^ "C^f^ffl); "• as 
 
 subst. haste, hurry. 
 «^fTrI<[T«f n- a quick gift. 
 '^f2 f- carpentry. 
 ^■^ m. carpenter, workmann, creator; N. of 
 
 a god. 
 ^T^tT & c^T^rT a. given by thee. 
 "^T^^ a. having thee as a messenger. 
 <ci r^\ & o^r, f- ^'^ like thee, of thy kind. 
 ^T^inT^ a. longing for thee, seeking thee. 
 ^T^ (instr. adv.) out of love towards thee, 
 
 for thy sake. 
 t^T'^' a. longing for thee, loving thee. 
 cotTcfifT a. like thee. 
 ^^(Vsl ^^ ^T^ ^- belonging to Tvastr; m. his 
 
 son, a patron, name. 
 if^Xf (no pres.) pp. f^ftrf stir, move (tr. 
 
 i^ intr.); glitter, sparkle. 
 2f^^ f. stir, agitation, violence; light, 
 
 splendour, beauty. 
 f^ft f. = prec. ; poss. o^TnT^ or f^^ififT^. 
 ^^ adv. well; now then. 
 ^^ (f. ^T&^) impetuous, vehement; awful, 
 
 dire; brilliant, shining. 
 ^II^ m. violence, fury. 
 ^M«^ a. of impetuous strength. 
 ^■^•T^TU" a. of impetuous courage. 
 "^■^Hc^^cU a. of brilliant appearance. 
 "^li^l^ a. of impetuous course. 
 ^^^ n. vehemence, energy. 
 ■^■q^"^^ a. of brilliant aspect. 
 ■^^ a. shaking, agitating, awful. 
 ^■[ff a. helped or protected by thee. 
 fofTfTT a. enjoying thy help or favour. 
 (^T? <^Tf^ creep, sneak, steal upon. — 
 
 "^f*f & ^tr = S. "^^ sneak away. 
 (^<;T f- stealing near. 
 (^T^ m. a creeping animal; stalk of a leaf; 
 
 hilt or handle of a sword, poss. oTIwrT^f. 
 7^Tf^«|;^ a. creeping, stealing near; crooked, 
 
 ^X^^TT^ , ^if^ reel, stagger, shake, tremble. | '^, only pp. '^irr^ E. of Agni. 
 
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 1^ (—0) giving, granting, causing. 
 2^ (— o) cutting off, destroying. 
 
 j^, ^fir («>% & ^^f^). pp- ^» ^' ^^^ 
 
 (q.v.) bite. C. ^"ST^f^ cause a pers. (ace.) 
 to be bitten by (instr.). — fif^, xrfT^ & 
 f^ bite through. ^^F^. bite, seize with the 
 teeth, press together. — Of. ^f^. 
 
 ^^ m. biting, a bite or the spot bitten; 
 gadOy ; armour, mail. 
 
 ^1J%^ m. the cutting out of a bitten spot. 
 
 ^^«I n. biting; armour, mail. 
 
 ^l|^"^cfi n. sgl. gadflies and gnats. 
 
 ^t^cT a. bitten, stung; mailed, armed; pre- 
 pared, ready for (loc); pressed together, 
 crowded. 
 
 ^TeR a. biting (ace). 
 
 ^T^i|^ n. a bite or the place bitten. 
 
 ^^ m. biter. 
 
 i^ m., ^"gT f- large tooth, tusk, fang. 
 
 ^^T«fiTT^ a. having terrible tusks. 
 
 ^"^T^^ a. having tusks as weapons. 
 
 ^fgi^ a. tusked; m. beast of prey or snake. 
 
 ^^ (only H^'^^) possess wonderful power. 
 
 ^*^f^ n. marvellous power or deed. 
 
 ^^•TT f- the same; poss. ©'^•tT . 
 
 ^^^ n. = prec. f. 
 
 ^ftr¥ superl. to seq. 
 
 ^g a. wonderfully strong (o — ); n. adv. 
 wonderfully. 
 
 ^^M(^ f« having a powerful lord or master. 
 
 ^^^, ^"^fcT, °% A. satisfy, please (dat.) ; M. 
 be able or strong. C. '^^"^fTT make able 
 or strong. 
 
 ?^ a. able, capable, appropriate, suitable, 
 fit for, clever in (loc. or — o) ; strong, 
 mighty; intelligent, wise, right (not left), 
 m. ability, power, fitness, cleverness, in- 
 telligence, energy, will, disposition, (evil) 
 design; N. of an Aditya, also identif. w. 
 Prajapati. 
 
 ^^cfiJ^IT f- Daksa's daughter. 
 
 l^^sRfT m. du. will and intellect. 
 
 2^^sffff a. having a strong intellect. 
 
 ^'^fl^ a. gleaming, glittering. 
 
 2^ffT f. ability, dexterity, cleverness. 
 
 ^^fCfrT a. having Daksa as father or gifted 
 with cleverness. 
 
 ^^^ a. able, strong, clever. 
 
 g-T^'^cf m. , ^T f. son & daughter of Daksa. 
 
 ;ff^T^ a. to be obeyed or pleased. 
 
 ^f^Tlf or <?'f^T!i' a. able, capable of, fit for 
 (— o); right (not left), southern; upright, 
 honest; amiable, polite, chivalrous. ^- 
 f^Tjj- w. Xjf^-^ walk round a person with 
 the right side towards him; w. oB = ^- 
 f^Ufcf: ofi q.v. — m. the right hand or arm, 
 the right hand horse; the right side, the 
 south (m. or n.). f. "^T (scil. W[) a good 
 milch-cow; a present given to officiating 
 priests (orig. a cow); fee, donation, gift 
 i-g- ; ("^ f^l) ^^^ south. 
 
 TfWWfi^ ^dv. from the right or the south ; 
 on the right side or south of (gen.). With 
 oR turn the right to a person (as a mark 
 of esteem). 
 
 ^■^TO'^T adv. on the right side. 
 
 ^f^TJf^ n. honesty, amiableness. 
 
 ^f^W^^^f ^' th^' south-wird. 
 
 ^f^HT^f^T a. south-western. 
 
 ^f^TJflT^ a. south-eastern. 
 
 ^f^TJfX adv. on the right or on the south of 
 (abl.). 
 
 "^f^WTcl^ (abl. adv.) from or on the right 
 or south. 
 
 ^f^TJflXI^ m. the Dekhan (lit. southern path 
 or country). 
 
 ^f^WT"QT ^ south-western. 
 
 ^f^WT3T(2|^^, f- ®<ft^ south-western. 
 
 Tf^WT"H^^ a. sloping to the south. 
 
 ^f^TlJlfH^'^^ a. facing or flowing south- 
 wards. 
 
 ^f^WT^^ a. turning the face to the right 
 or to the south ; n. adv. 
 
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 ^TS^T^^ 
 
 ^f^WT^'T n. the southern progress (of the 
 
 sun), the summer. 
 ^f^WlT^ n. the southern forest. 
 ^fWWT"^*^^ ^- able, fit; rich in offerings or 
 
 presents, pious. 
 ^^XJTT^cf m. = ^f%TinTT^. 
 ^t^Wlf^T^ a- turning the head towards 
 
 the south. 
 ^f^IjrX"^f[^ a. turned or going round towards 
 
 the right. 
 ^^f^UfTf^ adv. far on the right or in the 
 
 south of (abl). 
 
 ^f^WV"^ a. worthy of the sacrificial fee. 
 ^f^%rlT a. other than right, left. 
 ^f^W*^ (instr. adv.) — ^f^TjfX, w. ace. 
 ^f^%^ (instr. pi. adv.) on the right side. 
 ^f^%rTl7^ a. right and left, south and north. 
 
 ^^ & ^"^^ a. burning. 
 
 ^3^ a. burnt, destroyed. 
 
 ^'Vf^rf^^'^ a. whose sins are burnt or de- 
 stroyed. 
 
 Q»TO or ^j^ a. & m. burning, a burner. 
 
 ^lET , ^%Tf?f reach, attain. — ^ggf^f reach 
 beyond, pass. 
 
 ^^(f-"^&f^) reaching up to, as tall as ( — o). 
 
 ^^§r^Tff a. mordacious. 
 
 ^■^^ m. lip (covering of the teeth). 
 
 ^Tj^ m. (n.) stick (+%ff^ cane), staff (esp. 
 of the twice-born), pole, cudgel, mace, 
 club; flag-staff handle, on a chariot; (the 
 rod as symbol of) power, force, (concr. 
 forces = army) ; assault, violence; sover- 
 eignty, dominion of (gen. or — «), author- 
 ity ; punishment of all kinds. 
 
 ^Xj^eR m. stick, staff (also f. ^fu^ohl), flag- 
 staff; n. =seq. 
 
 ^^cRTT^ "• N- of a forest. 
 
 ^■^cRT^ m. N. of a man.* 
 
 ^■^oRT'S' n- a wooden stick. 
 
 ^■"C!^^ a. striking with a stick, committing 
 
 assault. 
 ^X[g^^ n. body of troops, detachment. 
 ^"JI^f^rT a. subdued by force or punishment. 
 ^■n^Q[T^ ni« slave from a fine (not paid). 
 
 ^^"^T a. bearing the scepter or power; 
 m. king, general, judge. 
 
 ^■^^'tJTT a. = prec. a. (ooR police officer).* 
 
 ^^^TTW "• the carrying a staff (r.). the 
 wielding a rod i.e. employing force, chastis- 
 ing, punishment. 
 
 '^^^fT.'C a. bearing the rod, punishing. 
 
 ^T^«f n. beating, punishing. 
 
 ^T!35'*fT"^«R m- judge (bearer of the rod). 
 
 ^^f%^^ s. chain or fetter (of punishment).* 
 
 ^IJ^«fVf?r f- application of the rod i.e. ad- 
 ministration of justice. 
 
 ^T!^<ft"^ a. to be punished. 
 
 ^Xrg-%^ m. =^lI^«I'RToR; abstr. o^ n. 
 
 ^U^MlfW a- stick in hand; ni. police officer; 
 E. of Yama. 
 
 ^TJ^lJXfT »!•, °«T «• applying the rod, punish- 
 ment. 
 
 <^i^^ M i 4^(^ "• assault (with a stick). 
 
 ^U^MI^ m. judge (keeper of the rod). 
 
 ^IJ^TrnX m. du. staff and rope (as attributes 
 of Yama). 
 
 ^ni^*|T^ a. deserving punishment, culpable; 
 being punished by (gen.). 
 
 ^I[^*?c^ a. carrying a staff; m. E. of Yama 
 
 ^TJ^tET , o^f?f punish, chastise, fine (ace. of 
 pers. & fine). 
 
 ^Tt^^T'^T f- warlike expedition; solemn or 
 festive procession. 
 
 ^IT^^TT ni. infliction of punishment. 
 
 ^X!^%^ m. a small fine. 
 
 ^■^■^cl^ adv. like a stick; w. TT-'T'^ fall 
 prostrate on the earth. 
 
 ^T|g^\i m. capital punishment, pain of death. 
 
 ^II^^«rf a. having a stick or handle; having 
 a large army. 
 
 ^lI^^Tf''^ a. real or verbal (j.). 
 
 ^Tj^f^efi^ m. arbitrary punishment. 
 
 rfU^r^rf^ m. mode of punishment. 
 
 <iU^^nf ru. arraging an army in long lines 
 (like a staff). 
 
 ^1^30^ m. N. of a man.* 
 
 ^Tl^f^ a.=^TIltJTftr adj. 
 
 ^XS^lfMlT & °^"fiT AH. superior judge. 
 
 ^T!^T^^ n- = ^^^^• 
 
 ^■^J^T^ , o^?TT«T resembling the stem of (—<>).* 
 
^ft^ 
 
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 Tfr^oR a. chastising, punishing; m. staff- 
 bearer, police officer. 
 
 g f^M. a. carrying a stick or staff; m. = 
 prec. m., also a Brahman in the fourth 
 stage of his life; E. of Yama, N. of an 
 author etc. 
 
 ^T§-T^?r m. raising the stick, threatening; 
 pi. application of force. 
 
 ^jf^ lHfif^ m. du. a stick and shoes. 
 
 dli^ a. to be or being punished (w. ace. of 
 the fine). 
 
 ^Tf a. given etc. ; often o — having given or 
 having been given i.e. having received; ra. 
 = seq., a man's name; n. gift, donation, 
 liberality. 
 
 ^TfcR (5"^) m. a son given av^'ay (to b^e 
 adopted by others). 
 
 ^TfffS a. turning the eye upon, looking at 
 (loc). 
 
 ^rf^T a. allowed to choose a boon or grant- 
 ed as a boon. 
 
 ^tI"^"^T f- having been bought with money 
 (a bride). 
 
 ^TTIff^ a. making fear, frightening (gen.). 
 
 ^"Prf f. gift, donation, offering. 
 
 ^TllTtT ^' passing a judgment. 
 
 ^t^TT a. received by gift (son or slave). 
 
 ^"^ n. wealth, pi. goods; p. o^«fr • 
 
 2f«f«ff a. having teeth, biting. 
 
 ^f or ^^ a. giving (— o). 
 
 ^TfTT m. gift. 
 
 ^f^ a. giving. 
 
 ^f^rl m. giver or owner. 
 
 1^^ or ^^^ f. a kind of leprosy. 
 
 ^^TJf a. leprous. 
 
 ^\ & ^^^iff v. 2^ftr & ^fti^^^. 
 
 l^fV a. giving, bestowing. 
 
 2^fV (^^^) n. sour milk. 
 
 :^fV^T§ m. N. of a serpent-demon & a cat. 
 
 ^^fV^T & °sfnf^^ m. N. of a cert. myth. 
 
 being. 
 ^|\<(\!| m. the wood-apple tree. 
 ^f^if^T^ m. sgl. & pi. whey of sour milk. 
 
 ^f^HTXJ^ n. a vessel with sour milk. 
 ^ftl^^5^ m. sour cream. 
 
 ;jf\ir^«ff a. having (i.e. prepared with) sour 
 
 milk. 
 ^•fV^ m. suitor, husband. 
 ^rfig^^^ a. prepared from sour milk. 
 ^\J)^ , °"^f7T wish for sour milk. 
 TO^^ (nom. °^oR) & ^Y^ ^- daring, bold, 
 
 strong, victorious; n. ^^^«R adv. 
 ;^^ftU a. = prec. adj. 
 
 <^ ^ | ^^ (^^'^) ni. N. of a cert. myth, being. 
 ^^f^iT m. boiled rice mixed with sour 
 
 milk. 
 1"^^ only in xtfTf^^^ & XTrft ^^ (voc. du.) = 
 
 2:?i^, only ^•T^ & 2*1^ straighten. 
 
 ^«T f. N. of a daughter of Daksa, the mother 
 
 of the Danavas. 
 ^"if^ m.' a son of Danm a Danava. 
 ^«fT^ m. (adj. — <> f. ^cfr) tooth. 
 ^-i^f m. (n.) (adj. — ° f. W & t;) tooth, fang; 
 
 an elephant's tusk, ivory. 
 ^nT^ (adj. — <>) tooth. 
 ^nf^ETTZ & '^cR "!• an artisan in ivory. 
 ^•rtmcT m. a bite (cut with the teeth). 
 ^•tT"^^ m. lip (covering of the teeth). 
 ■^iff^Tff a. having already teeth (grown). 
 ^•fT^T^ m-, **«r n. clemming the teeth. 
 ^nTXrrWTf^cRT f- a doll of ivory. 
 ^•rT'ff'^T^'f n. the same. 
 ^if^iT'?T a. made of ivory. 
 (^«d4l^ "• the gums. 
 ^•tTT^ n- the root of a tooth. 
 ^n1*i^Zr a. belonging to the root of the 
 
 teeth, dental (g). 
 ^•rft^^'fT f- cleaning the teeth. 
 ^frf%H m. the gums (also du.). 
 ^«cT^f% f., °^Ty«T n. cleaning of the teeth. 
 ;?«ffT^ n. the point of a tooth. 
 ^«TTT^f% adv. tooth to tooth (of a hard 
 
 fight). 
 ^•rTTf^ & ^tfrT^^ f- row of teeth. 
 ^f'rr^nT m. ivory, ©T^^ a. made of ivory. 
 ^fiff«l[^ a. having teeth or tusks; m. elephant. 
 ^nT"^ a. having long teeth, jagged, notched, 
 
 uneven; beset with, full of (— ®); ugly. 
 
 ^^''C^v' °^f^ ^^set with, pp. ^igfTfT (— **) 
 = prec. 
 
219 
 
 ^*?3^# 
 
 ^«dM*^f^foR & °f%«^ a. using the teeth as 
 
 a mortar, i.e. eating unground corn. 
 ^•fSJ a. belonging to the teeth, dental (g). 
 ^•^"3"toJJ a. mordacious , mischievous ; m. a 
 
 snake. 
 ^H^ or :^^^, ^^fh, ^%f7T, pp. ^ harm, 
 
 injure, deceive, beguile. P. suffer damage 
 
 or loss. 0. '^^"?3rf7T, °% ward off, strike 
 
 down. D. (^ i^f?f wish to hurt or destroy. - 
 
 "^hurt, injure. "^fT? C destroy, annihilate. 
 ^^^ a. deceiving; dat. ^T^n^ as infin. 
 ^^f?T rn. deceiver, enemy; N. of a man. 
 Igl^ a. to be harmed or deceived. 
 ^^:f a. small, little, scanty; n. as adv. & abstr. 
 l^Ji, ^T'^rf^, pp. ^T^ (q.v.) be or make 
 
 tame; conquer, master, control. C. 'Sni- 
 
 ^fTf = S. tr. 
 2^T(; s. (only o — & gen. pi. ^iTT=() = seq. 
 l^Tf m. or n. house, home. 
 2^iT a. taming, subduing; m. self-control, 
 
 self-command, punishment, fine, mulct, 
 
 a man's name. 
 :^^oR a. (— o) = prec. a. 
 ^Tf^T"^ m. N. of a prince. 
 ^?T^T*T n. du. self-control and liberality. 
 ^?T«f a. (f. f^) & n. taming, controlling, 
 
 chastising; m. tamer of horses, charioteer, 
 
 a man's name. 
 ^T|«fc^ m. N. of a man & a jackal. 
 ^^^"€1 a. consisting of self-control. 
 ^^nR" f. N. of the wife of Nala. 
 ^irf^fT m. tamer, subduer, chastiser. 
 Q[in^^, o'^fTf subdue or control (also one's 
 
 self). 
 ^■ftrf m. tamer, subduer. 
 ^r*1*V. ^' tamed ; controlling one's self. 
 ^Tfif^ a. belonging to the house or family, 
 
 domestic, homely ; m. friend of the house, 
 
 E. of Agni, Savitr, Indra, etc. 
 ^TT^^cT a. endowed with self-control. 
 ^trfTT ra. master of the house, householder; 
 
 du. husband and wife, male and female. 
 ^^ m. deceit, fraud, hypocrisy. 
 ^^cR a. deceiving, deluding ( — o). 
 t^^T a. ( — o) & n. harming, deceiving. 
 ^rft?«!^ a. deceitful, m. deceiver, hypocrite. 
 
 ^^lf% m. Indra's thunderbolt. 
 ^^Tf%"mftr n^- E. of Indra (cf. prec). 
 1^^ a. to be tamed or subdued; m. (n.) a 
 
 young bullock that is to be tamed. 
 S^^q" a. being in a house, homely. 
 
 ^^. ^^"^ (**f^)» PP- ^f^fl (q-v.) divide, 
 allot (ace. or *gen.); possess, partake; 
 sympathize with, love (ace. or gen,); re- 
 pent. — "^J^ & f^"^"^ satisfy, f^ divide, 
 distribute; separate, destroy, be liberal 
 with (instr.), i.e. impart. — Cf. seq. 
 
 ^lEJ^TT a. compassionate, tender, enamoured. 
 
 ^Tin f- syiwp^thy, pity for (loc, gen., or — o) ; 
 poss. o^irT .f 
 
 S'ilT^a. pitiful, tender; abstr.OfTlff., o^f n. 
 
 ^f%fff a. beloved, dear; m. husband, the 
 beloved one, f. nSjf mistress, wife. 
 
 i^X ^' cleaving, rending, opening (— °); 
 o — & n. little, a little, m. a hole in the 
 earth, pit, cavern (also f. t^); fear, terror. 
 
 ^"^TJf n. cleaving, rending, bursting. 
 
 ^^^ & ^T^ ^- N- c>f a people. 
 
 f ^f^a. = ^X[ ( — **) ; in. N. of a serpent-demon. 
 
 ^f^"^ or ^f?^"^ a. vagrant, strolling, poor, 
 needy, m. beggar; abstr. <'7fTt f., °^t n. 
 
 ^tT"5"fITH^ a. suffering from poverty.* 
 
 ^T^T«^ s. destruction. 
 
 ^T^^iff a. cavernous. 
 
 ^cT or ^cf a. & m. breaking, a breaker. 
 
 ^(^ m. the same. 
 
 ^^X! na- frog, flute; N. of a mountain & sev. 
 
 men. 
 IS"^ m. a cert. bird. 
 ^t5 ki. extravagance, petulance, temerity, 
 
 arrogance, pride in (instr. or — o). 
 ^Xf^ a. sprung from pride. 
 ^^T!f m. looking-glass, mirror; often — <> in 
 
 titles of books. 
 ^*f m. bundle or bunch of grass, esp. of the 
 
 sacred Ku^a grass. 
 ^^TJf n. matting, texture. 
 
 grass. ^ 
 
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 ^^^ilj, f. ^ made of Darbha grass. 
 
 ?^^l% f"' f- ^ handful of Darbha grass. 
 
 ^l|^7^ m. a bunch of Darbha grass. 
 
 ^?f & "S^^^ ni. breaker, destroyer. 
 
 ^^ m. ladle, spoon. 
 
 ^f^ & ^^ f. the same ; the hood of a snake. 
 
 ^^cR"^ ni. a kind of snake with an expanded 
 
 hood. 
 ^^ or ^if a. looking or aiming at ( — o); m. 
 
 sight, view, m. (n.) the new moon, its day 
 
 and festival. 
 ^"^^a. seeing, viewing, looking at, spectator; 
 
 examining, trying, showing, revealing (gen. 
 
 or — o); w. %Tf%rf^ who fetches blood. 
 ^^ff a. visible, conspicuous, beautiful. 
 
 ^"^ff, f- t; (— **) = ^«R; n. seeing, looking, 
 observing; sight, view, vision; appearance, 
 (also in court), occurrence; apparition, 
 dream; visit, meeting with (gen., instr. 
 =*=^f or — o); trying, examining, under- 
 standing; judgment, opinion, knowledge, 
 aoctrine; showing, eye. 
 
 ^•T^Tf^^ a. longing for the sight of (gen.). 
 
 ^'RT^T & ^^•T^^ m. range (lit. path) 
 of sight, horizon. 
 
 ^^•Tirrf?T*IT^ n. surety for appearance (j.). 
 
 ^^ft^^ a. being within sight of (gen.). 
 
 ^TT^nnf^^ff a. accessible to the eye, visible. 
 
 ^^^ft^a. = ^^-i-to be shown, to be made 
 to appear (in court). 
 
 ^^•n^^rf?f a. of handsome appearance. 
 
 ^^^T(^ a. = ^^iT^f^.* 
 
 ^ifjiW'TT^ m. du. new and full moon. 
 
 ^■^fSTrT^ a. to be shown. 
 
 ^^f^ff m. shower, guide. 
 
 ^f'TI a. (—0) seeing, beholding, knowing, 
 understanding, finding out, inventing, show- 
 ing, teaching. 
 
 ^^ a. to be shown or seen. 
 
 ^^, ^^?T, pp. ^f^cT (q.v.) burst, split, 
 open (intr.). C. ^T^^ffT & ^^^fTT cause 
 to burst, divide, tear or drive asunder. — 
 "^^ burst or fly open. "^^ C. split, cleave, 
 tear up. f^ burst or fly open; tear asunder, 
 split. 
 
 'Z^ n. a piece split off, fragment, portion; 
 
 blade, petal, leaf. 
 ?^if a. (f.f^) & n. bursting, splitting, crushing. 
 ^?^^^ adv. to pieces. 
 '^^ m. tire, heat, also = ^^if^- 
 ^^^ m. fire, heat; vexation, distress. 
 ^^Xf^ m. conflagration of a forest. 
 ^^jif^ m. the same. 
 
 ^f^B' (superl.) the farthest; n. o^j^ adv. 
 ^^^t^ (compar.) very remote or distant; 
 
 n. ^^^^ farther away. 
 
 <^^«R a. tenfold; n. a decad. 
 
 ^^cfiW & ®oRy"?^ m. ten-necked (E. of Ra- 
 
 vana). 
 ^W^ (n- adv.) & ojftfjrf a. tenfold. 
 <^^^T^Xjf?T m. chief of ten villages. 
 ;^^^ m. = ^If^RT!?. 
 ^IfJ^ & ^Tf'P^'l^ a. tenfold (lit. going by 
 
 tens or in ten ways). 
 :^^?^ f. a decad. 
 ^^TT^, f- t tenfold. 
 ^l[[ffT f. - ^Iff^.; also a hundred (= a decad, 
 
 scil. of decads), "?^ff^^^ a thousand. 
 ^^^f^«l^ a. consisting of repeated decads. 
 ^^^W^ n.* = seq. 
 
 ^irf^^ f. the ten quarters of the heavens. 
 ^ir^T adv. in ten parts, tenfold. 
 ^in?i; or ^ij-it; a. ten. 
 ^^«T m. tooth. 
 
 ^'5[*T^ a. having ten finger-nails.* 
 ^^•T"^^ m. the lip (teeth-covering). 
 ^^^^ n. sgl. ten Palas. 
 ^IJJ'^ n. N. of sev. towns. 
 ^IT^f"^ m- a tenth part. 
 ^IT't' f- T ^^^ tenth; n. adv. for the tenth 
 
 time; f. |^ the tenth day of the half moon, 
 
 the tenth decad of the life. 
 ^^TTT^ a. ten months old. 
 ^^'ft^ a. between 90 and 100 years old 
 
 (cf. ^^TT). 
 ^1[[^^ a. ten-faced (E. of Ravana). 
 ^^T^ a. having ten chariots; E. of sev. 
 
 kings. 
 ^^TT"^ a. lasting ten days; m. such a festival. 
 
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 1^ 
 
 2"5r^^ n. the ten forms of Visnu, also = seq. 
 ^ll'^^cfi n. the ten forms of the drama, T. 
 
 of a rhet. work. 
 ;2"g|'^^ m. a strophe of ten verses. 
 ^"^^■^TJI'oli a. having a tenfold character. 
 :?^^'q & ^'^f^ a. ten years old. 
 ^IJ^Tf'IcR^ f- t^ the same; lasting ten years 
 
 or happening after ten years. 
 ^irf^^if a. of ten kinds, tenfold. 
 ^^ITfT a. & n. 110; n. also = f- % 1000. 
 ^"^"JJcfcRT^TfTTl^ a. having a thousand rays 
 
 (the moon). 
 
 ^lI'ftrT^ ^ ^IT^"^ a- ten -headed; m. E. 
 
 of Ravana. 
 ^llI^Tf^ a. consisting of 10000, n. 10000. 
 ^HJ^ , °^f?f serve, obey, honour, worship ; 
 
 grant, bestow (dat. of pers. & ace. of th.), 
 
 help to (dat.)- — "^T= S. ^C^ pardon, 
 
 forgive. 
 
 ^11^^ n. ten Suvarnas. 
 
 ^7|"f f. fringe of a garment, wick of a lamp; 
 
 fig. state or condition of life; situation, 
 
 circumstances i.g. 
 ^irT"^"?^ a. containing ten syllables. 
 ^^^W^ a. ten fingers long. 
 
 ^m^^ a. = ^^5^. 
 
 ^"^T^tT^W n- a distance of ten stations. 
 ^^T^ a. ten-syllabled; m. pi. N. of a people. 
 ^l^TV a. pi. half of ten, five. 
 ^ITT^ m. pi. N. of a people. 
 ^njT^X! a. containing ten at least. 
 ?^Tf^^T«R m- the fulfilment of fate. 
 ^IIT^ a. = ^^. 
 
 ^"SITW "^- a period or ceremony of ten days. 
 ^fgj*^ a. consisting of ten parts; m. chief 
 of ten villages. 
 
 "^^ToR & **^«R m. pi. N. of a people. 
 
 ^^^ m. chief of ten villages. 
 
 ^IfTTfT a. the eleventh. 
 
 ^^T«fT^ ni. a kind of snake, 
 
 W^ a. bitten or stung; n. biting. 
 
 ^^^^T"^ a. just bitten or stung. 
 
 ^^, ^"^tTT^ pp. ^^ suffer want, languish. 
 C. ^^^% exhaust, consume. — "^Xf, ^tl, 
 If, & f^ be exhausted, be wanting, fail. 
 
 W^ m. an inimical demon. 
 
 :?<^ & ^^«rl^ a. miraculous, extraordinary. 
 
 ^^^^^ a. of miraculous strength. 
 
 '^W^ a. = ^^. 
 
 W^ m. foe, enemy (either a superhuman 
 enemy J an evil demon, or an enemy of 
 the gods, an unbeliever or barbarian, opp. 
 
 n. fight with the Dasyus (v. prec). 
 
 ^^^•l^ a. destroying the Dasyus. 
 
 ^7^ a. = '?^; m. du. the two A9vins. 
 
 ^, iwf^ (*»%), PP- ^^ (q.v.) burn,J^nflame 
 (1. &f.), consume, destroy. P. '^^% (of?f) 
 be burnt, burn (intr.), suffer, pine. C.^J- 
 f^rf?T (cause to) burn. D. f^\J^f7f, °% 
 be about to burn or destroy. I. ^^^f?f 
 & ^«^I^ burn completely (tr.); q[«^U% 
 the same (tr. & intr.). — "^fTf burn over, 
 dry up. "^"5 burn over again, burn thor- 
 oughly, "^q kindle, fif burn down, P. intr. 
 f^^ & f^fif^ burn out, destroy by fire. 
 Xff^ burn round (tr.); P. burn, glow. 
 "Jf burn, consume, destroy. TTTti burn 
 against. f% burn out, damage or consume 
 by fire; P. be burnt or inflamed, glow. 
 ^Ti^; A. burn or destroy (together); P. be 
 burnt or tortured. — C. f^f^J^. 
 
 ^^ a. (f. 1^) & n. burning, consuming, des- 
 troying; m. (adj. — o f. "^T) fire or the 
 god Agni. 
 
 rf^<^ a. small, fine. 
 
 ^ a. the same; n. ^^^1^ adv. little. 
 
 1^, ^^Tft, ^, ^^, °'% (^ffT, ^f?r), 
 
 pp. Trt (q.v.) give, grant, bestow, impart 
 (w. ace. or partit. gen. of th., gen. or loc. 
 of pers.), give in marriage (±^^x^), 
 give back, restore (± XR"5); pay (-qiil^+t); 
 open *(^i;i^); deliver up, hand over 
 (±^1%); make over, surrender; concede, 
 allow, permit; give away, sell (instr. of 
 price); offer, sacrifice; communicate, 
 teach, pronounce; put in or on, turn to 
 (loc); w. xrr^cJWC set fire to (loc); w. 
 "^q^i^^ burn (dat.); do, make, cause, 
 perform, bring about. M. receive, carry, 
 bear, keep, gu§rd from (abl.). C. ^[M«4kT 
 
2^ 
 
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 cause to give, grant, etc. (1 or 2 ace), 
 make pay (2 ace), demand from (abl.); 
 put in or on (loc.).* D.f^(^f?f, <>%, f^^T- 
 ^fTT wish or be ready to give, — "^iT 
 concede, yield, remit, grant, admit, "^fvf 
 give. "^ M. (A.) accept, receive, conceive 
 ('RI^) j talie, grasp, seize, rob ; take or 
 separate from (abl.); take along with 
 one's self, carry off; put on, don; take 
 = eat, gnaw (± ^1|%^) ; perceive, com- 
 prehend, mark; keep, retain (in the me- 
 mory); undertake, begin. "^XTT M. take 
 off. "^^T M. (A.) appropriate, put on, 
 take up (^T^5^)- '^^JH M. accept, receive, 
 acquire, appropriate, take, seize, choose, 
 employ, mention; undertake, begin. ^HT"^! 
 M. obtain, get, take, rob, put on, employ. 
 jffSJlM. receive or take back, recall, repeat. 
 c^j M. (zbinfT^qF^) open the mouth, gape. 
 ^?n' A. give, restore; M. take (together), 
 seize, grasp, gather, collect; comprehend, 
 understand, observe, take to heart; under- 
 take, begin. "^^ add, grant, give. THJ 
 deliver, surrender, give up; exchange 
 for (dat.), barter. Iff?;; surrender, deliver i 
 up; intrust, deposit with or in (dat., loc, 
 or gen.); grant, bestow. H A. (M.) 
 give up, deliver, present, offer, give in 
 marriage (± ^^jj|^); pay, discharge (a 
 debt), restore, sell (w. instr. of price); 
 teach, communicate, impart; grant, permit; 
 put in , set (fire) to (loc), ^jy give up, 
 deliver, concede, grant, impart, teach, 
 communicate, uf^f restore, return, give. 
 f% distribute, ^j^ give (together), grant, 
 concede ; M. P. meet together. — Cf. "^TtT, 
 ^T^^, ^^tT, ^xITtT, ^3trr^TiT, ^fty{, 
 ITtT, ^asTTTr. 
 
 2^ ni. giver ; often — o giving, granting. 
 
 3q[T, ^Tf?r, ^HtT, PP.f^^&f^rfcut, mow. — 
 "^im cut off, divide (esp. the sacrif. cake). 
 f^^ distribute, among (2 ace). ^^TT^ cut 
 in pieces and collect them. "^X, f^, & Wi;; 
 cut up, bruise, crush. — Cf. ^^tT, ^^^tT- 
 
 4^, #f?r, PP- f^ (only — o) bind. — ^T & 
 
 f^ tie, fetter, f^ loosen. ^?^ bind to- 
 gether, fasten, tie. — Cf. fiff^, ^f^cT- 
 
 5^T, pp. ^TfT(—*») clean, purify. - Cf.^^^Trf. 
 
 ^g"!^ a. southern or belonging to Daksa. 
 
 oTT^T^W^) f. "1;^ descended from or belonging 
 to Daksa; m. n. a cert, sacrifice. 
 
 ^Tf^T!!" a. belonging to a sacrificial gift. 
 
 ^Tf^WT(2I a. southerly, belonging to the 
 Dekhan; m. or n. the south, m. pi. the 
 inhabitants of the Dekhan. 
 
 ^f^^ = ^f^Xjj'; n. civility, kindness, 
 gallantry towards (loc, gen., or — o) ; the 
 south. 
 
 ^Tf^'!2r^«fr^ a. kind, polite, amiable. 
 
 ^T^n. dexterity, shrew^dness, skill, industry. 
 
 ^Tf%T wi-5 f^f' the pomegranate tree; n. its 
 fruit. 
 
 ^if^^^"^ n- pomegranate-flower. 
 
 ^f%«fiT f- beard, whiskers. 
 
 ^rfu^«R a. inflicting punishment, punishing. 
 
 ^Tff% & ^TflW dat. inf. to l^J- 
 
 ^rf^ a. to be given (also in marriage), to 
 be imparted, taught etc. ; n. impers. 
 
 t^lf?! f. gift, liberality. 
 
 ^f?T^lT ^' giving freely, liberal (lit. choos- 
 ing or liking to give). 
 
 ^TfT n- share, allotted portion. 
 
 l^rT or ^Trf a. giving (esp. in marriage), 
 bestowing, granting, conceding, paying; 
 imparting, teaching; causing, producing 
 (gen. or — o); liberal, generous, m. giver, 
 donor; payer, creditor. Abstr. *>rfTt f*? 
 o^t n. 
 
 2^T'?I ra. cutter, mower, reaper. 
 
 ^TrflTcft^^-m. du. giver and receiver. 
 
 ^T(3[^ m., ^ f- a kind of cock or hen. 
 
 ^%T^ m. = prec. m. 
 
 l^T^ n. distribution, share, possession. 
 
 2^"^ n. sickle, scythe. 
 
 ^^ m. gift. 
 
 ^T^'ftr ^' capable, able to (dat. inf.). 
 
 ^T^rft a. courageous, daring. 
 
 l^T«t n« giving, imparting, bestowing of (gen. 
 or — o) on (loc. or — <>) ; giving in marriage, 
 giving up, sacrificing, offering, paying; 
 
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 W: 
 
 teaching, communicating; granting, con- 
 ceding; gift, present, donation. 
 
 2^it m. distribution (concr. distributer, dis- 
 penser), liberality, (sacrificial) meal, share, 
 portion, possession. 
 
 3^T«T n- cutting, dividing; pasture. 
 
 4^«f n. the rut (of an animal) & the rut- 
 fluid (flowing from an elephant's temples 
 in the time of rutting). 
 
 c^incftTT a. loving to give, liberal. 
 
 ^T*T^^T fH- the duty of liberality, charity. 
 
 ^T«!trf?T m. a very liberal man (lit. master 
 of liberality). 
 
 ^•r^T a- liberal, abstr. OffJ f. 
 
 ^•fTrfff^ m. a surety for payment (j.). 
 
 ^T'T'^ m., f^ f. son or daughter of Danu, a 
 demon or enemy of the gods. 
 
 4Hcf«ff^ a. rich in gifts, liberal. 
 
 ^T«!"5ft^ a. of liberal disposition, munificent. 
 
 ^Tf^T m. = ^T^trf7r. 
 
 ^T^f^fTT f. praise of liberality (cert, hymns). 
 
 ^f^ a.=^T^^^^. 
 
 l^TJ m. f. a class of demons. 
 
 2^1^ f. n. any dripping fluid, drop, dew; 
 
 poss. o^«rf . 
 ^T^f^"^ a. shining with dew or moisture. 
 ^T^T«R^ a. liking ofl'erings (Indra). 
 l^T«ff a. tamed, subdued, patient, passionless; 
 
 m. a man's name. 
 2«- |«ri a. made of ivory, 
 ^■q^"^ a. to be made to give or pay. 
 ^^tjf^ffj^ & ^XSf a. the same. 
 t^*r, f- ^ harming, injuring (— o). 
 ^T^ n., ^T f. = 3^T^^. 
 l^"nT«5^ ^- giver, a liberal man. 
 2^Tf «][^ n. gift, donation ; p. o^cfv^r . 
 3^T*f*l. ra. or f. allotment, share. 
 4q^^«^ n. band, fetter ; thread, rope ; wreath, 
 
 garland ; p. o^«rT . 
 ^^T^T m. E. of Visnu-Krsna; N. of a 
 
 month & of sev. men. 
 ^T^T^T^H ^ ^f'T^ iM. names of poets. 
 ^T^^ n. conjugality. 
 
 ^Xf^oU a. deceitful; m. cheat, hypocrite. 
 1^^ a. giving (— o) ; m. gift. 
 
 2^T^ m. share, portion, inheritance. 
 
 l^"?!^, f. °f%RJT giving, granting, imparting, 
 effecting, producing (mostly — »). 
 
 2^^eR a. heir, kinsman. 
 
 ^^HTT m- partition of inheritance, N. of a 
 work. 
 
 ;^T^f^ m.=:2^-RIiU. 
 
 ^^T^ m. the same, also son or brother; 
 f. "^T daughter. 
 
 'JT'^T^ n- inheritance. 
 
 ^f^J*!^ a. giving, granting, conceding, per- 
 mitting; causing, producing ( — o). 
 
 I'^X ™-j ^ ^- ^^^^1 cleft. 
 
 2^-^ m. sgl. & pi. (f. "^T & n. pi.) wife; ^- 
 
 "^•^^ cR or Tf-cR take a wife, marry. 
 l^T^, f- <>ft^ rending, splitting (— o); 
 
 f. also = l^"'^. 
 2TTT*R ^- ^^y^ s^"^ ^ yo^ng animal; du. two 
 
 boys or a boy and a girl. f. ^"^^T (^- 
 
 J^) girl, daughter. 
 ^T«R'?*l "• taking a wife, marrying. 
 ^TTf^^T f., ^TT^fW n- the same. 
 <^r<^m, f. ^ bursting, tearing, splitting (gen. 
 
 or — «); n. the act of bursting etc. f. I^ 
 
 E. of Durga. 
 ^T'^^lft't, a. rejecting one's wife. 
 
 ^TT^, f. t; & ^TT^^ a. wooden. 
 
 <?TTrf^^'T^ ^' taking a wife, marriage. 
 
 '^jfX a. bursting, tearing ( — o). 
 
 ^Tf?[«|^ a. the same (also w. gen.). 
 
 l^T'^ a. breaking. 
 
 2^^ n. a piece of wood, wood i.g.; adv. 
 
 o^(|;^f like a piece of wood. 
 ^"^eR m. a man's name. 
 ^T^^ a. wooden. 
 
 ^T^Iir or ^t^, f. ^^TT (t) ^^'^^' ^0"g^' 
 harsh, cruel, severe; n. & OffTf f- abstr. 
 
 <• I ^'WT3P^ a. hard-hearted, cruel. 
 
 <^|^(!^ n. hardness. 
 
 <m \ \m ^ n- a wooden vessel. 
 
 ^^^"^7 f. ^ wooden. 
 
 ^ST n- firmness, corroboration, strength, 
 constancy. 
 
 ^"[^T;, f. ^ belong^jng to a frog. 
 
^T^T^' *• ^fr^T = prec. 
 
 "^V^i t- fC Kiade of Darbha grass. 
 
 ^^, f. "^ wooden. 
 
 ZT^^^ m. woodpecker. 
 
 ^l^i f. '1;^ relating to the new moon; m. the 
 new moon sacrifice. 
 
 ^Tf^^» f. t;, & ^lif a. = prec. adj. 
 
 t^^ V. t^^T^; f. ^5IT & ^^^T coio- 
 
 . cyntti. 
 
 ^^^ m. = ^Tf^^ m. 
 
 ^W^ »!• a patron, name. 
 
 ^^ m conflagration, esp. of a forest; m. 
 n. forest. 
 
 ^T^^if ra. = prec. m. 
 
 i[l^^ a. giving (— o). 
 
 ^7"^^, (dat. inf.) to give. 
 
 ^"RXftr & ^TWT^^ m. the fire of a forest 
 conflagration. 
 
 I^TT;, ^^f?r, ^f^, & ^raTffT make 
 offering, sacrifice, grant, bestow, dedicate, 
 serve a god (dat.) with (instr.), be pious 
 or religious. C. l^T^^fTf offer. — Cf. "^- 
 
 2^1^ f. worship, m. (nom.^^) worshipper. 
 ^TST ni- fisherman, ferryman, mariner. 
 ^T^rf^, f. t; tenfold. 
 ^IXT^ a. belonging to or descending from 
 
 Da9aratha. 
 ■^^Tf^ m. descendant of Da^aratha, patron. 
 
 of Rama & Laksmana, du. R. & L. 
 ^^TT"^ n. the fight with the ten kings. 
 ^I[Tf m. king of the Da9arhas (f. f;), E. of 
 
 Krsna. 
 
 ^"gfr a- worshipping the gods, pious. 
 ^T^T^ m. fisherman, pi. N. of a people. 
 ^\4^ a. worshipping the gods, sacrificing; 
 
 merciful, gracious, granting, bestowing; 
 
 m. a pious servant of a god. 
 ^T^, ^TOfcT w. "^f^ bear ill-will towards, 
 
 try to harm, persecute. 
 1^^ m. foe, esp. an evil demon or an infidel 
 
 (opp. ^?rr^); servant, slave, f. ^^. 
 
 ^Wl* 3"^^ or -^^ son or daughter of a 
 
 slave (abusive words). 
 
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 231^, f- t^ inimical, demoniacal; m. foe, 
 
 infidel, demon (f. ^^). 
 rf 1 ^^ ^ ra. slave, servant (also coll.). 
 <?T^^^*f a- living like a slave. 
 ^T^ffT f-, °t^ n. slavery, servitude. 
 ^T^T^ f- the female slave of a slave. 
 ^^*TT^ m. condition of a slave, slavery. 
 
 ^T^^ct. ^^^' ^^^® ^ slave. 
 
 ^TO^ n. the state of a female slave. 
 
 <^l41*fT^ ra- the same. 
 
 ^T%T«fi ™- young camel (f. "|^); pi. N. of a 
 people. 
 
 "^T^ n. slavery, servitude, dependence. 
 
 <^|^«rf a. giving, liberal, munificent. 
 
 ^^ m. burning (tr. & intr.), combustion, 
 burning-place; heat, glow, fire. 
 
 ^TfoR, f. °ff eRT burning, setting on fire. 
 
 ^T^^"^ m. inflammatory fever. 
 
 ?Tl|«f n. causing to burn or be burnt, com- 
 bustion. 
 
 <^|^|(i|ch a. easily burning, inflammable. 
 
 ^Tf%«l^ a. burning (tr. & intr.). 
 
 ^T^FoR a. burning; m. conflagration. 
 
 ^Tir a- to be or being burnt. 
 
 f^'^f'^*^;^ m. elephant of a region (myth.). 
 
 f^^^T ^- the same. 
 
 f^^^sR & f^cF^sff^T^ n- circuit of the 
 
 quarters of the compass, horizon. 
 fH'^l^^ m. a word denoting a direction (g.). 
 f^^'Tftl ra. the regent or guardian of a 
 
 quarter of the world (myth.). 
 
 f^cm^ m. = f^^^^. 
 
 f^^nT m. end of the horizon, remotest dist- 
 ance. 
 
 f^^«rT^ n. another region, a foreign country. 
 
 f^'l*s(T a. unclad, naked (lit. sky-clothed), 
 abstr. o^ n. ; m. a naked mendicant. 
 
 f^^ & f^^T ra. = f^xrfff. 
 
 f^T^^ m. = f^f^. 
 
 "felir^ m. the conquest of the world. 
 
 f<24dl^ ra. uncommon redness (lit. burning) 
 of the horizon. 
 
 f^T^cff^j f. the deity of a region. 
 
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 f^T^TfT^ 
 
 f^"4^^ rn. remote distance, space (lit. region 
 
 of the horizon). 
 f^Tii a. smeared, anointed, soiled, covered ; 
 
 poisoned (arrow). 
 f^T^TT rn« direction (of the sky). 
 t^[^^^ & f^^T^ra^ a. & m. = f^3ri^<. 
 f^f^W^ m. = f^^^. 
 
 f^^T^ m. - f^^fT^. 
 
 f^^^ m. = t^^xrfTf. 
 
 f^^T!^^ n. = f^^f^?!?. 
 
 f^^T"^ n. a mere direction. 
 
 f^^'f^ n. quarter of the heavens (lit. face 
 
 of the sky). 
 
 if^f^ f- distribution, liberality. 
 
 2f^f7T f. N. of a goddess (cf. ^f^cT). 
 
 fef?T^ ni. a son of Diti, a Daitya. 
 
 f^^^f (nom. 0^73), f. t^Tft a bull or 
 cow two years old. 
 
 f^J f. the wish to give; a. f^c^ & t^f^f^- 
 
 n^^T?!T f. the wish to see; a. t^^"^. 
 
 f^^^lIZT & t^[^^^ a. worth seeing, conspic- 
 uous. 
 
 f^^ m. dart, arrow. 
 
 ■fe^f^ a. shining, blazing ; f. = prec. + thunder- 
 bolt, flame, N. of an Apsaras. 
 
 f^^"^T f. the wish to burn; a. o^. 
 
 f^fV""^ a. wishing to gain; m. suitor, hus- 
 band, f. (also ©"q) a woman married twice. 
 
 f^^if^XjfTf ra. the husband of a woman 
 married a second time. 
 
 If^ V. 3^. 
 
 2f^^ n. day. 
 
 f^«fojr?^ & fc^ncfi^ m. the sun (day-maker). 
 
 f^*Iofi^^ & f^^T^ n. daily work (esp. 
 religious observance). 
 
 f^iT^'^ tn. evening (end of day). 
 f^'f'f'^iTi; adv. day and night. 
 f^«T«!T^ m. the sun (lord of the day). 
 f^'lf^"'^ f. du. day and night. 
 
 t^'lTRir m. the sun (jewel of the day). 
 f^*T^^ n. break (lit. mouth) of day. 
 
 t^»lT«TT m. evening (end of day). 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit -English Dictionary. 
 
 f^ifT^ s. noon (half of the day). 
 
 f^«!T^^ ra. daybreak, morning. 
 
 f^x^ a. wishing to harm. 
 
 frft^XJ m. N of sev. kings. 
 
 f^^Xf^^ m. the son of Dillpa (Raghu). 
 
 If^^, ^^t^, °%, pp. ^ (q.v.) shine, play 
 (orig. throw, sc. rays of light or the dice); 
 play at dice (^^^ or *^'WT«l^)» gamble 
 with (instr.) for (ace, instr., dat., or *gen.), 
 sport, joke; trifle with, mock, rally (ace). 
 C. ^^^"fir cause to play. — ■^ftf play 
 higher; put to stake. IffTT play against 
 (ace); *put to stake (gen. or ace), f^ 
 play for (ace), joke, sport. 
 
 2f^^, ^frr, **%, PP- ^^ (q.v.) lament, be 
 distressed. — "qf^ (A. & M.) the same; 
 C. X|fT;;^^^f7T , **^ lament, deplore. — 
 Cf. ^T^if, -qfrtf^rr, TffX^^- 
 
 3f^"g , ^ (nom. sgl. WT^) ra. sky, heaven 
 (also f.), the god of heaven; day (also n.); 
 light, fire-flame (only instr. pi. ^f^T^). — 
 ^I^X ra. du. heaven and earth or day 
 and night. "^«i ^i^^ & ^f^ ^f^ day by 
 day. "^fir ^«^ in the course of the days, 
 in a long time. ^OT ^f^^ by day & = prec. 
 
 f^ n. heaven, day; f^ f^% day by day. 
 
 f^^^TIT a. going or leading to heaven. 
 
 f^^^ m. heaven or day. 
 
 f^^^T^X:, *»ffi:, & °^^ = f^^^T etc. 
 
 f^^^f^"^ a. going about by day (animal). 
 
 f^^^^m ra. = f^^T^. 
 
 f^j^^^^ n.-f^i!^^^. 
 
 f^^ w. cfi make a day (of a night). 
 
 f^-^fTf m. lord of heaven, E. of Indra & 
 
 Visnu. 
 f^'^f^^ du. heaven and earth (only 
 
 f^^^T (instr. adv.) by day. 
 
 f^^T«RT "1- the sun (day-maker). 
 
 t^Tcftf?? ra. a Candala. 
 
 "f^^T«St^ a. to be recited at day-time; n. 
 
 cert, recitations or songs. 
 t^T^-^ & o^f?;^ a. = f^^^^^. 
 
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f^TcT^ 
 
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 f^^Trf^ i'- t *^ f^TfTT a- daily, diurnal. 
 
 f^^l^W^l & f^^Tf'I^'i; adv. day and night. 
 
 f^^T*^ a. blind by day; in. owl. 
 
 f^^TTT"^ adv. day and night. 
 
 f^^T^'^fT m. a rendezvous by day.* 
 
 f^f^^^ & f^f^f^f^^ a. dwelling in heaven. 
 
 f^f^^"^ & o^TfT^t a. moving in the sky. 
 
 f^f%^ & f^^^T a. born in the sky. 
 
 f?f4f(^ a. going to heaven. 
 
 f?f^(il«rr a. the same, celestial. 
 
 f^f^Xf? a. dwelling in heaven; m. a god. 
 
 f^f^fS f' devotion, prayer, sacrifice. 
 
 f^f^¥ a. dwelling in heaven, celestial. 
 
 f^f%^5ip»^ & **^^ir«ff^ a. touching the sky, 
 going to heaven. 
 
 fe^T^T a. born in heaven. 
 
 fs^T^T^ m. N. of a man (slave of heaven). 
 
 "fe%T«fi^ m. an inhabitant of heaven, a god. 
 
 fZc^ a. heavenly (opp. earthly), divine (opp. 
 human), wonderful, splendid, n. anything 
 heavenly or divine, esp. c lestial good, the 
 celestial regions (pi.), ordeal, oath. 
 
 if?^^'^^ n. a heavenly eye. 
 
 2f^^^^^ a. having a divine (prophetic) eye. 
 
 "fe^'^T a. having divine or supernatural 
 knowledge. 
 
 f^^rlT f-j °^ n. divine nature. 
 
 f^^^lI«T a. of a divine aspect. 
 
 f^^^ftl'i: a. = 2f^^^'|^. 
 
 f^^T^'^ a. the same; m. astrologer. 
 
 f^oej.tl'^ f. divine female, Apsaras. 
 
 t^3S[^q & ^fqw[^ a. of a celestial form. 
 
 f^^?r^J?|^ a. wearing a celestial armour. 
 
 f^^f^'rfT^^^^ a. = f^^^T^. 
 
 f^^^cfif^ a. heaven-like, divine. 
 
 f^^"5ffl a. of heavenly appearance, very 
 beautiful. 
 
 f^«m^ n. a cert, magical weapon. 
 
 f^^Tq\:i n. a cert, magical drink. 
 
 lf^^^, f^^fe f^^ff, 0%, pp. t^t (q.v.) 
 point out, show, produce (a witness); 
 assign, grant, bestow; order, command, 
 bid (inf.). C. "^^T^f?!, <»^ show, assign, 
 direct, bid. I. ^'f^% exhibit, show, bid, 
 order or direct urgently; ^f^^*^ show or 
 
 prove one's self. — "^TtT assign, transfer, 
 extend to (gen.), "^g point at (ace), 
 direct, bid, assign. ^7T«T assign. ^XJ{ the 
 same; indicate, state, denounce; feign, 
 pretend, ^tf designate, name ; feign, pre- 
 tend. "^T aim at, menace, challenge (ace), 
 assign, announce, teach, designate, term ; 
 foretell , prophesy of a pers. (ace, P. w. 
 nom.) ; direct, order, appoint to (loc, 
 dat., inf., or ^^f?^). C. indicate, show. 
 "^XJT assign, give in marriage to (gen.); 
 announce, tell. TC^J direct, order, recom- 
 mend; invite, summon; reject, despise; 
 vanquish, surpass. ^J assign or distribute 
 (separately); explain, indicate, teach; 
 direct, order, appoint to (loc, dat., or 
 3Tf?T); foretell, prophesy of a pers. (ace, 
 P. w. nom.). ^TTT assign, impart, commu- 
 nicate (dat. or gen.); teach, designate, 
 name (2 ace); direct, appoint to (dat., inf., 
 or ^^5R[), also = C. order, command 
 (absol.). ^^ stretch out towards (ace); 
 indicate, explain, teach, designate as, 
 mean by (2 ace), predict or prophesy of 
 (ace); point out i.e propose or offer as 
 (2 ace). ^^^ mention, enumerate; de- 
 signate, name (2 ace), "^tf point to (ace), 
 show; indicate, explain, mention, speak of 
 (ace); advise, recommend; inform, instruct, 
 teach (2 ace); command, rule over (ace). 
 TT^'Q teach in return (2 ace). ^Jftf point 
 to (ace), teach, show (2 ace), f^^ point 
 to (ace), assign, destine, designate, name, 
 regard as, take for (2 ace); mention, 
 proclaim, predict; advise, suggest (2 ace). 
 '^fHf'T^ name, designate (2 ace); settle, 
 determine, f^f^^ assign, destine for 
 (loc); indicate, proclaim; designate, name 
 (2 ace); resolve, determine; appoint to, 
 charge with (loc). irfT^ indicate, state. 
 H the same + announce, proclaim, direct, 
 order; assign, grant, impart. ^If indicate, 
 designate, state, ^j:^^ assign, destine for; 
 direct, instruct, order; appoint to, charge 
 with (2 ace). "Rf?l^^nF(_ give a pers. (ace) 
 a commission (in return) to (gen.); direct, 
 
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 ommand. — Cf. ^f^^, f%T:Tf^S, ^g- 
 
 2f^^ f. point, esp. cardinal point, quarter 
 of the sky (4—10), region, place, (foreign) 
 country, space (opp. oRJ^); direction, 
 precept, rule; manner, way. — f^IT 
 f^ftj in all directions, everywhere; f^^T 
 ^•rTTf!;^ from the end of the world; pi. all 
 quarters, the whole world ; f^^T vS^%T^ 
 staring into the air. 
 
 f^^X f. direction, region. 
 
 f^^ a. relating to the quarters of the sky 
 or to the horizon , coming' from afar, 
 foreign, outlandish. 
 
 fc^S a- pointed out, appointed, bidden, as- 
 signed, settled, decided, n. appointed place; 
 order, decree; destiny. 
 
 f^^TnT m. the appointed end, death. 
 
 t^fg f. direction, order, command; juncture, 
 good luck, only instr. f^^T C^'^^V^ M.*) 
 how fortunate I thank heaven! 
 
 f^^, ^fj^, pp. f^J^ (q-v.) anoint, smear. — 
 ^f^ wreath, also = S. ^^, "gf^, 1? = S. 
 ^J^ the same ; M. P. be doubtful or 
 dubious; P. also be confounded with 
 (instr.). C. confound, perplex, M. be un- 
 certain. ^ Cf. ^Tf^j^, ^qf^r^, Nf^J^, 
 
 1^, ^^t^, °^ fly. — f^^ fly away. "qHc 
 
 fly about. 
 2ft V. ftf^. 
 ^"^^5 'fV^'^, pp.^f^fr(q.v.)be consecrated. 
 
 C. ^"^'^rfff, ®H consecrate. D. f^^- 
 
 f^"5rff wish to be consecrated. — '^fH= S. 
 ■ft^Uf n. consecrating (one's self); f. "^"f 
 
 religious preparation for ( — o). 
 ^^Wi"^ a. relating to consecration , f. "^f 
 
 the ceremony of consecration. 
 ^^T f. preparation or consecration for a 
 
 religious ceremony, initiation ; dedication, 
 
 devotion to ( — o)j personif. as the wife 
 
 of Soma. 
 ^■^TPf^f m. lord of consecration (Soma). 
 ^'^T"'il^ m. guardian of consecration (Agni 
 
 or Visnu). 
 fVf^ff, f. orft consecrated for (dat. , loc, 
 
 instr., or — o), prepared, ready for (dat., 
 instr., loc, or — -o); abstr. o^^f n. — 
 Often o — or — o in names, esp. of Brah- 
 mans. 
 
 t^f^, 3 pi. ^^f fT intr. shine , gleam , be 
 bright or visible, please; tr. bestow by 
 shining (dat. or loc. of pers., ace. of th.). — 
 ■^f^ bestow by shining. "^T shine upon. 
 f%=S. tr. TT shine forth, ^j^ shine to- 
 gether, also = S. tr. — Cf. ^^(^, ^- 
 
 ^^f[^ & ^^7«T a. shining, radiant. 
 
 ftf^^^ (^^\) ^ ftf^f^ a. the same. 
 
 ^tr^, ^W, "^^^fll, PP- Vl'rr (q.v.) appear, 
 seem (A.); perceive, look at (ace); think, 
 consider (± ^wT^T), desire. — "^g observe, 
 think over. "^f^T think of, consider. "^ 
 attend to, care for (gen.), make up one's 
 mind. '^^ look up to (ace). TTf?f hope, 
 expect, f^ hesitate, be irresolute. — Cf. 
 
 I^f\iff7f f. religious reflection, devotion. 
 
 ^f'^f^iff^ f. brightness, splendour. 
 
 fV^f^ & fVwr^ a- thinking, reflecting, 
 thoughtful, attentive. 
 
 ^•t a. scarce, scanty, weak, feeble (abstr. 
 OfIT f.); depressed, sad, wretched, n. as 
 abstr. & adv. (also f^cjpF^). 
 
 ft«ff^TT & °%rf«T a. distressed in mind. 
 
 ^^^'T^ & °^T^^ a. the same. 
 
 ^•f'^'T a. of sad appearance, mournful, de- 
 jected. 
 
 ^•T^T^ a. low-spirited. 
 
 ^K, ^W^ or ^TZr% (^^f^), pp. ^H 
 (q.v.) blaze, flame, shine, be brilliant (1. & f.). 
 C. dlMilHT) °^ kindle, inflame, illuminate; 
 excite, raise. I. ^^Tjf^ blaze brightly, 
 be radiant. — "^T C). inflame, kindle. 
 ^^ flame up, burn; C. = S. C. '^q C. 
 kindle, set fire to (ace). If flame forth, 
 burn. C. kindle, inflame, rouse. f% blaze, 
 flame ; C. kindle, illuminate. ^5R[ flame ; 
 C. inflame, excite. — Cf. "^'Rt^'H' ^T^F' 
 
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 ^tf m. light, lamp. 
 
 l^tjcR a. kindling, inflaming, illuminating; 
 
 m. & f. ^fqcRT=prec. 
 ^^tf^ a. who gives a lamp. 
 ^Tfif, f. f^ kirjding, inflaming (lit. & fig.); 
 
 n. the act of kindling etc. 
 ^^t^TT^T & °^Tf^«IJT f- a row of lamps, 
 
 illumination. 
 
 2l"MI%|aR J^' lamp-light, a burning lamp. 
 ^xrr^f^ f. = ^^tWT^. 
 ^fq«^, f. t^ kindling, inflaming ( — o). 
 ^^■^ a. blazing, flaming, glowing, hot, bright, 
 
 radiant. 
 4} H f^TW ^- having hot rays. 
 ^"H^^ ^' ^^ ^^U strength. 
 ^"HT"^' f. t;^ having flaming eyes. 
 ^f^ f. flame, brilliancy, brightness (p. 
 
 **??«?[ t); lustre, beauty. 
 ^HT^^ a. of burning energy, hot-blooded. 
 ^TT a. flaming, shining. 
 ^^ a. long (sp. & t.) ; n. adv. ; abstr. Offlf f., 
 
 *»^t n. 
 ^^cfilf m. Long-ear, N, of a cat, 
 ^^^^T^ (aco. adv.) a long time. 
 ^"^f^i; a. long-tongued; m. N. of a Da- 
 nava, f . ^T & "l^ N. of a Raksasi & some 
 other female demon. 
 f^ ^<n\f^^ a. long-lived. 
 ^^'rf^^ m. N. of a Rishi. 
 ^I^fftvllj^^, f. f^ having a long and sharp 
 
 mouth. 
 ^^^f^l f., o^^ n. abstr. to seq. 
 ^^^f^l^ a. far-sighted, provident. 
 ^^f^I^^TO m. a long sigh.* 
 ^^l?«f«j a. offering or receiving constant 
 
 prayers and sacrifices (of gods & men). 
 ^^^T^ a. long-armed; a man's name. 
 ^^^^, f. f;; long-mouthed or long-beaked. 
 ^^ZflJ"^ a. far renowned. 
 ^^-^^T^ m. Long-yell, N. of a jackal. 
 ^^^TT"^ a. persevering in anger, slow to 
 forgive ; abstr. 07^ f. 
 
 ^^^T^^ a. long-eyed. 
 ^^■^^^ a. far renowned, 
 ^^^cl^ a. hearing afar or=:prec. 
 
 ■^^^"W "• a long-continued Soma sacrifice; 
 
 p. «N^. 
 
 ^^^^ a. prolonging the twilight devotions ; 
 
 abstr. o^ n. 
 ^^^TW a. dilatory, slow (lit. spinning a long 
 
 thread); abstr. ©rlT f« 
 ^^^f^ a. = prec. a.; abstr. o^f^T f- 
 ^^T^, f. ^ long- eyed. 
 ^Wt^ a. looking or thinking far. 
 ^^im^ a. having long outer corners of 
 
 the eyes; m. N. of an antelope.* 
 ^^^^T^ a. long-lived; abstr. o^. 
 ^v5l^§ & °'^f^ n. abstr. to seq. 
 ^^T^^ a. long-lived or who may live long. 
 ^f^efiT f- a (long) lake or pond. 
 ^^ ^lengthen (o*T pass.); lead far away. 
 ^^T^T^*^ adv. with a long sigh. 
 ^"1^^ f. (only dat. & loc.) game at dice. 
 11' l^Tffl (f^^), pp. J^ q.v. (& ^rf) 
 
 burn, grieve (tr. & intr.); P. T"^ (**f?T) 
 
 only intr. C. ^T^-^ltTf = S. tr. ~ ■^f^ 
 
 burn (tr.). "^ M. grieve, be afflicted. 
 
 Xjf^ burn violently (intr.), be distressed. 
 
 TTburn (intr.), vex, afflict, f^ burn, destroy ; 
 
 M, be distressed. 
 2^ = lf^^j only ^ftXTrfW. 
 ^:?§ a. uneasy, unpleasant; n. uneasiness, 
 
 pain, sorrow (comp. ®f!T^t n.), as adv. = 
 
 instr., abl., & o — with difficulty, scarcely, 
 
 hardly, unwillingly. 
 i:^^T (& **^TfT/^*) a. causing pain (gen.). 
 '^tT^^'OrW a. hard to conceive. 
 ^tTg^f^w^^ a. living in distress. 
 I'^TTT f- discomfort, pain, sorrow. 
 '^:^'^:t§«T (instr. adv.) with great pain or 
 
 difficulty.* 
 "^♦'^^T"^ a. consisting of pain, miserable, 
 
 wretched. 
 '5«^*JTf^*C ^ ®^T^ a. having pain as one's 
 
 portion, unhappy. 
 'I'^'fTW a. having a painful death. 
 "^II^^ , «'^f?f to pain or distress. 
 '^•^^Tl m. infliction of pain. 
 'I'^^Tf'T m. a source of misery. 
 "J^^^^ a. having a difficult temper, full of 
 
 pretensions, irritable. 
 
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 ^Wt^ 
 
 Tt^^^^ a. destroying pain. 
 
 "^I^T^J^ a. troubled with pain, aggrieved. 
 
 '^I^jf'?^ a. knowing woe. 
 
 '^I'^T^ , °^% feel pain, be distressed. 
 
 "^t^Tcf a. afflicted by pain. 
 
 ^I^T^T^ i^' a home of woes. 
 
 "fflfr^rf a. pained, afflicted, miserable. 
 
 '^I'Plrn f-? °^ n- abstr. to seq. 
 
 ^:f^^ a.='5:fii7T. 
 
 'ff;%7Tjx; a. followed by pain. 
 ^:%Xq^^ a. difficult to be treated or satis 
 fled. 
 
 ^cR^ m. a cert, plant; n. a kind of fine 
 
 cloth or garment. 
 ^ffJT^ a. milked, sucked out, extracted; n. 
 
 milk, the water in the cloud. 
 "^J^^^ a. milked out. 
 "5^f%«^ m. the sea of milk. 
 ■S3^%TcI^ n. a stream of milk. 
 "^^ a. milking, yielding (— °); f. '^^Wl milch- 
 
 I'^^T 
 
 f. misfortune, harm. 
 
 '^^^•TT"^ , °H7[ seek to harm. 
 
 "S"^ , only ^T^^fl^ impetuous, wild, fierce, & 
 
 "fff^cf confused (darkness). 
 ^f^ & ^ a. = ^T^irci: (v. prec). 
 -^■VT^fl^ a. stirring. 
 "^^^^ m. a cert, aquatic animal. 
 -^r^fij m. f. drum (f. also ^); m. also E. 
 
 of Krsna & N. of sev. men, f. t^ N. of a 
 
 Raksasl. 
 '^'^>5IT^7ff m. beater of a drum, drummer. 
 
 i^T ^- ^«°^ (^""^y t^'^ "^ '%'^> 
 
 ^"i;; m. opener, giver of (gen.). 
 
 '^'^■^ a. weak-eyed. 
 
 '^Tt^'R'T a. difficult to be overcome or es- 
 caped. 
 
 '^"'Qc?!^ a. =prec. & seq. 
 
 ^TtV^ & ®^ difficult to be attained. 
 
 ■ffT^ifr a. taking a bad end or taking no end, 
 endless; abstr. ©cfT f. 
 
 '^^^f^TET^ m- a bad inclination.* 
 
 "5"?^^T^ a. difficult to be fathomed or found 
 
 out.* 
 "^"^^^J^^ a. difficult to be understood. 
 "5"^"^m a. difficult to be attained. 
 ■^'^Q^^, '*"^f^ wish to harm; a. o^. 
 ^TTTJif?! a. disfigured, ugly. 
 ^TTIT m. bad gain or corrupt tradition. 
 '^TT^Ti f.^ difficult to be handed or treated. 
 l^'^T^T"^ m. bad conduct, wickedness. 
 2^7;T^TT ^- ill-behaved, depraved, wicked. 
 ^TTcJTT^ a. of bad nature, evil, wicked. 
 "^"^TcJI^irl a. the same. 
 ■^T^T^"^ a. difficult to be restrained, obtained, 
 
 or kept. 
 ^?;T^if a. difficult to be attacked, untractable, 
 
 dangerous. 
 ^TT"^ a. evil-minded. 
 S'^ijll & ^"^^T^'f a. difficult to be reached or 
 
 attained. 
 ^TTTT^ a. difficult to be won or conciliated, 
 ^TT^f & ^TTTTf a. difficult to be ascended. 
 "^TT^"'^ a. difficult to be perceived. 
 ^TT^^ ^' difficult to be laid hold of. 
 "^TT^n^ a. difficult to be kept or maintained. 
 fTT^^ a. z^-^-^j^^l. 
 
 ^TT^ToR a. difficult to be perceived, indistinct. 
 ^TT^W ^ difficult to be led towards ( — o). 
 ^"^T^T^ a. difficult to be kept back. 
 '5'?^I['?5( a. having wicked thoughts. 
 ^■'l^T^T f* bad hope, despair at (loc). 
 ^T!TfT["J a. badly mixed. 
 ^Tlf^^ a. having evil wishes or intentions. 
 "5T[T^^ a. difficult to be approached or met, 
 
 unaccessible, impracticable, unheard of. 
 ^TT^l" a. difficult to be accomplished. 
 ^f^ (^?^fT) n. difficulty, danger, distress, 
 
 damage, discomfort, evil, sin; adj. difficult, 
 
 evil, bad, sinful, wicked. 
 'fff^fTT f. difficulty, distress, trouble. 
 Tfrf^ f failure in a sacrifice. 
 T'^CtW ^- badly meant. 
 
 ^WW a. ill or badly spoken ; n. such a word, 
 ^^fm f. = prec. n. 
 '^'^tI'^ a. difficult to be overcome. 
 '5^(^^ & ^^^f ^' difficult to be borne. 
 '5^'^^ s. a wrong Udgitha. 
 
l^'^^T 
 
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 ?^1(t| I*^ a. difficult to be approached or 
 treated. 
 
 "ffl^lf^S" a. unaccessible. 
 
 '5^T?^f^i^ a. approaching carelessly. 
 
 '(^^^ a. difficult to be perceived or under- 
 stood ; abstr. o^ n. 
 
 ■^X!^ a- evil-minded, wicked; m. evil-doer. 
 
 "fl^T^'l adv. uneasily. 
 
 "^TTJf n. dwelling, home. 
 
 "^TTW^^ a. sitting in the house. 
 
 ^TT^T ^' player at dice or a die ; n. game 
 at dice. 
 
 '^^^ a. hard to go through or to, difficult of 
 access or attainment, impassable, unac- 
 cessible. m. N. of an Asura & sev. men; 
 n. rough ground, difficult place; mountain, 
 hill, crag, stronghold, castle; difficulty, 
 danger, distress; f. "^ N. of a goddess, 
 the daughter of Himavant and wife of 
 piva. 
 
 ^<ia a. faring ill, miserable, poor; n. = seq. 
 
 "^fTT f. ill condition, misery, poverty. 
 
 'J^|5^ a. ill-smelling; m. = seq. 
 
 '5^'^cTT f- bad smell, stink. 
 
 ^^fHj a.='^c^ adj. 
 
 'f^^f?? & oxn^ m. governor of a fortress. 
 
 ^^ a-rr'^'^a., s. difficult situation. 
 
 "5^^^^ & ^A*i\ a. hard to go or enter. 
 
 ^'Sf^f & ^%^ ™- names of authors. 
 
 "J^f n. dangerous place or way, danger. 
 
 ^5^^!^ m. N. of a scholiast. 
 
 "5^^ a. difficult to be fathomed. 
 
 '^^^tT & ^^T^T^ m. names of men. 
 
 l*Va.= ^lfT^. 
 
 ^1^^ f. the festival in honour of the 
 Igoddess Durga. 
 
 ^J^'fJ'a. difficult to be fathomed; abstr. (cfn. 
 
 ^fir a. difficult to be seized or held fast. ■ 
 
 l"?^!" ^' ^be same-f difficult to be overcome, 
 gained, understood. 
 
 2^^^ m. stubbornness, a foolish whim ; an 
 Jvil demon (causing diseases). 
 a. = lprec. ; abstr. o^ n. 
 
 ^^•T m. a bad man, villain. 
 
 'J^ift w. ^ make a villain of (ace), i.e. 
 offend, compromise, mortify.* 
 
 'ff^'q' a. difficult to be subdued or overcome,, 
 invincible; m. N. of a Danava, a Raksas, 
 & sev. men. 
 
 "^^^ n. bad water. 
 
 "5^1ff a. wretched, miserable, bad (lit ill- 
 born or natured) ; n. misery. 
 
 I'^^rfir a. = prec. a. 
 
 2'ff^7f7f f. misfortune. 
 
 ^T^'^^ a.rnl-J^TfTT- 
 
 ^5^'^ n. a hard life, also impers. it is hard 
 to live. 
 
 "5^^ a. difficult to be vanquished. 
 
 "^^•T a. difficult to be known; abst. o^ n. 
 
 ^^^ a. = prec. adj. 
 
 "^XlTir ^' difficult to be attained. 
 
 '^WTT't. m. a kind of demon (lit. of bad 
 name). 
 
 "^^^I & ^<|i^ a. difficult to be subdued. 
 
 ^^^ & o«f a. difficult or unpleasant to be- 
 hold. 
 
 '5^irT f- bad situation, misfortune. 
 
 ^^I«a a. badly tamed or hard to tame ; m. 
 N. of a lion. 
 
 "^f^if n. a bad day, rough weather. 
 
 ^"fe^^ tti« the same. 
 
 ^d^l f. difficult to be milked (a cow). 
 
 ?^^ a. seeing badly. 
 
 ifsi a. = -^^if . 
 
 "5^^ m. a bad or unwholesome place. 
 
 "5^^ n. bad luck, misfortune. 
 
 ^^T{ n. bad or unfair game. 
 
 "^^1^ a. hard to be borne, held, restrained^ 
 
 administered (punishment), kept in mind 
 
 or recollected; m. a man's name. 
 ?^^5 ^ ^^5 ^' <^ifficult to be restrained^ 
 
 irresistible. 
 "^V^a. difficult to be assaulted or approached, 
 
 invincible, dangerous, terrible ; abstr. OfTTf-j 
 
 °W n. 
 "5^1 f- derangement, bad order. 
 '5^T'5 a. difficult to be borne or kept. 
 ^fVcf a. badly arranged, not in order. 
 "^^Jt a. weak- or evil-minded; stupid or 
 
 wicked. 
 ^'^ a. badly yoked. 
 
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 i-f^nf 
 
 ^•f^ m. evil or imprudent conduct. 
 
 "fffiif^^ a difficult to be kept down or re- 
 strained. 
 
 '^f^f^Trr a- an ill omen. 
 
 "5 f^Tt"^, ^'^Wj & °W difficult to be looked at. 
 
 ^f^-^T"^ & o^T^ a. difficult to be checked, 
 hard to get rid of. 
 
 "ffwifff a. badly managed; n. a bad situation 
 or conduct. 
 
 T'^'^ a. badly arranged. 
 
 "5^wf a. weak, feeble, thin, unwell; poor, 
 scanty. Abstr. ©f^T f. 
 
 '?^%f^"^ a. having weak organs. 
 
 I'^^f^ f. folly or wickedness. 
 
 2^gf% a. foolish, wicked. 
 
 T«|T^ & ^"^ a. hard to understand. 
 
 '^^T^TJJ m. a bad Brahman. 
 
 "ff^^ a. uncomfortable, unpleasant, unhappy ; 
 abstr. otcff n. 
 
 ^J^J"^ a. hard to bear or suffer, to please or 
 satisfy. 
 
 'ff^^ m. a bad husband. 
 
 '^^T^ a. unfortunate. 
 
 -^T^ f- a bad wife. 
 
 "ffij^TEf a. speaking ill or badly; m. ill speech. 
 
 ^if-qcT, f. "^T w. ^T^=prec. m. 
 
 i|^Tf^il^ a.=:^^ a. 
 
 -fff^^ n. (m.) famine, want; abstr. ©c^ n. 
 
 -ff-pl^ a. difficult to be cleft or broken. 
 
 '^A'^ n. ill luck, evil. 
 
 -^^Iffi f. scanty or difficult maintenance. 
 
 -^^JTT KQ- a bad brother. 
 
 l-^^fff f. ill-will or false opinion. 
 
 2^^f7T a. foolish or wicked, 
 
 1"T^^ m. false, pride, infatuation. 
 
 ^\^^ a. drunken, fierce, extravagant; very 
 fond of, all eager for ( — <>). 
 
 I'^^'T^a. bad disposition, perversity of mind. 
 
 2^^«T^ a. discouraged, sad. 
 
 '5^«!"^ a. =prec., abstr. o?|T f- 
 
 'S^if'T'^ , o"?j% become or be sad or sorrow- 
 ful. — "^rffl be quite melancholy. 
 
 'ff^R'T'^ m. a wicked man, villain. 
 
 ' 4 ' tf id a. difficult to be understood. 
 
 "Sll*^ m. bad advice. 
 
 "^^f^T^ a. badly advised; n.=:prec. 
 
 ^♦ir«T^«t ^- ^^^^ adviser or bad minister; 
 
 a. as poss. 
 '5'T*5R«^ a. evil-mindea. 
 '^Tl'^ a, dying with difficulty; n. impers. 
 '5'RT^ & ^T^^ n. a hard death. 
 '^M^ a. not to be forgotten , imperishable ; 
 
 also=: seq. 
 "5^"^^ a. unbearable, unsufferable. 
 "^f^'^ a. unfriendly, inimical (also of^"^) ; 
 
 m. a man's name. 
 
 -^H^, f. t^ having an ugly face or a foul 
 
 mouth; m. a man's name. 
 ^'^V, °^^, & °VTf^^ a. dull-witted, silly, 
 
 stupid. 
 
 s^ .... 
 
 "5?^"^ a. inimical. 
 
 ^T^f^^f a. holding fast (lit. the grasp 
 
 of whose hand is difficult to unloose).* 
 ^^ a. belonging to the door or house; m & 
 
 f. ^^TT pl. residence, home. 
 'ff^'^^ n. disgrace, ignominy. 
 'ff^;^' "• a bad age (of the world). 
 'T'g^ a. difficult to be yoked. 
 'ff^l^ m. bad contrivance, offence. 
 "^^TW "• residence, home. 
 "^^ifsT a. of low origin, base-born. 
 "3^\ir«T a. difficult to be conquered, invincible 
 
 (abstr. OflT f-) 5 ^' ^- ^^ ^^^ eldest son 
 
 of Dhrtarastra. 
 
 a. difficult to be observed, hardly 
 
 visible. 
 
 a. difficult to be overcome or escaped. 
 »^^ a. the same; abstr. OffJ f- 
 ^^ a. difficult to be obtained or seen; 
 
 rare, precious, dear; difficult i.g.(w.infin.). 
 "^^H^"^ a. out of sight, invisible (lit. whose 
 
 sight is difficult to be obtained). 
 ■d^ f^ TT a. fondled too much, ill-bred; n. ill 
 
 behaviour, a roguish trick. 
 '^^ a. hard to be spoken (of); abstr. o"^ n. 
 -ff^^if n. = seq.* 
 l-z^^q^ n. evil speech, abuse. 
 2"^^^^ a. speaking harshly. 
 1'5'^tJ m. bad colour, imparity. 
 
2^'lS 
 
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 S'T^tJ a. bad-coloured, low-born. 
 
 'Z'^'^ a. difficult to be restrained, irresistible. 
 
 7^^ n. (it is) bad dwelling. 
 
 ^4^fn f' bad residence. 
 
 "ff^^ a. difficult to be borne or managed. 
 
 1^^^ f. evil speech. 
 
 2'5^T^ a. speaking ill. 
 
 44 1 '^ ^' hard to be uttered, harsh (words) ; 
 
 n. harsh language or bad news. 
 'ff^j^ m. hard speech, censure, abuse. 
 ^^«ff a. (leech) that has not well vomited. 
 "^^TT ^ °W ^- difficult to be checked or 
 
 stopped, irresistible. 
 
 "^^TtTT f- bad news. 
 
 ^4t^ a. =f^TT; abstr. o-^j f. 
 
 4^1^ a. bald-headed or red-haired. 
 
 "5^1^^ a. badly clad, naked; m. N. of a 
 
 Rishi. 
 fN^f & o^ a. = ^^T^. 
 I'^f^^T'T n. difficulty understanding with. 
 2"^f^'^T«T a. difficult to be understood. 
 '^f%r%^ a. the same. 
 
 ^f^^T^ a. badly taught, i.e. ignorant, stupid 
 
 or cunning, crafty, subtle. 
 ^f^^ a. uninformed, uneducated. 
 "^f%^^ a. evil-minded. 
 ^f^f^ "1. a bad fortune. 
 "^fqiT^ m. ill behaviour. 
 "^f^^ftfT a. ill -behaved. 
 I'^f^tJTcR m. evil consequences. 
 2'^f^T:iT^ H. having evil consequences. 
 f f^»lT^, ««1T^^, & «>HT^ a. difficult to be 
 
 conceived or understood. 
 
 "^r^^f^^T n- ill behaviour, bad manners. 
 ^f't^Tl' m. bad marriage, mesalliance. 
 "^f^TSf^ & o-^ a. unbearable, irresistible. 
 1^"^tT a. ill-behaved, wicked. 
 2^^Tr n- ill behaviour, misconduct, villany. 
 "^f^ f. misery, distress, also = prec. 
 ^ee|^«f n. bad inclination, vice. 
 ^WWT f- damage, misfortune, p. o"^«fT . 
 ^t^^^-' pp. °^^^ = sc q. 
 ^W^T^ a. meditating evil. 
 t^^^ a. having ugly jaws. 
 "5fT^ a bad-hearted. 
 
 ^^cT a. ill-conditioned, miserable. 
 
 ^tWT^,, PP- **W^- seq. 
 
 '^iWT^ a. raging, furious. 
 
 ^^^ a. bad-hearted; m. enemy. 
 
 ^^^, ^T^^fTT, PP- °f%c! raise, swing. 
 
 l"?^^ n. honour, worship. 
 
 2"^^^ a. stirring, restless. 
 
 '5^'^^7 o^fTf honour, worship; present (ace. 
 of pers. & instr. of th. or dat. of pers. & 
 ace. of th.). 
 
 "^cf"^ & ^^^«tT^ a. reverent, respectful. 
 
 "5%T^T f- (instr.) honour, worship. 
 
 ^T^ a. = "5^^; n. adv. 
 
 ^^"^ a. difficult to be gone, entered, or 
 overcome; inaccessible, impracticable, 
 Abstr. ®^ n. 
 
 I'^'^f^cT n. misbehaviour, wickedness, folly. 
 
 2^^f^ff a. misbehaving, wicked. 
 
 "ff^^i^ a. having a cutaneous disease. 
 
 ^^Tft^ & ^fT'l a. =2^^ftcT. 
 
 "^f^f^. a. thinking evil. 
 
 "^f^Tf a. afflicted, sad. 
 
 ^%ff^a...'5f^ri:. 
 
 ^%ST f-, ^fScT "• ill conduct or practice. 
 
 "5^«=l*i a. difficult to be shaken. 
 
 ^'.ijf'^ a. speaking or thinking evil. 
 
 "5:^^ m., ^T f- N. of a son & a daughter 
 of Dhrtarastra. 
 
 "5tl[T'5«f m. N. of a son of Dhrtarastra. 
 
 '5«'3r'T^^ a. evil-minded, malevolent. 
 
 "^ifirf^rl a. badly taught, uneducated. 
 
 '^i'RX^ m- a bad pupil. 
 
 ^I'ift^ a. having a bad character or dis- 
 position ; abstr. ocfT f- 
 
 ■ffl'gj"^ a. malevolent, envious. 
 
 ^%\' I^^STRt (°%), PP- ^ (q-v.) be or be- 
 come bad, corrupted, defiled, impure; sin, 
 be guilty. C. Tglf^f?! q.v. — TH get worse, 
 be spoiled or contaminated, do amiss, sin 
 against (TTfjf). f^ act improperly, commit 
 a sin. ^?^ be polluted. — Cf. l?'^^, 
 
 '^T2fiX[ a. difficult, arduous, uncommon, ex- 
 traordinary; difficult to or to be (infin.); 
 n. hardly, scarcely (w. "^^ or ^fe)- 
 
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 T^ 
 
 '^le^^i*^ n. misdeed, sin; a. & m. who does 
 
 evil, villain, 
 labch^ n. a low race. 
 2rfbch^ a. of low race, base-born ; abstr. ^cnf. 
 
 l"5^fT a. ill done. 
 
 2^^aKf n. evil deed, crime, sin. 
 
 ^^ffoR^iil^ & o qt ( (\ir^^ a. doing evil deeds; 
 reprobate, criminal. 
 
 ^tchf^T & ofjT'l^ a. doing evil; m. evil-doer. 
 
 ^S^ a. spoiled, corrupt, injured, damaged, 
 vicious, bad, guilty, m. villain, wicked 
 man ; n. guilt, sin. Abstr. Offf f., ©^ n. 
 
 "^H'^fXT^ ^- ill-behaved; m. evil-doer. 
 
 ^S^lf"^*!^ a- & ni- the same. 
 
 ^H%cl^ a. evil-minded. 
 
 t^^g a. having an ugly body. 
 
 "^H^^^cfi m- bad fellow.* 
 
 "^S^TW a. evil-natured, wicked; abstr. OffJ f. 
 
 "^HT ^- unconquerable, irresistible, unbear- 
 able, unsufferable. 
 
 "^ST^g a. the same. 
 
 "^^^T^ a. speaking evil; m. a defamer. 
 
 "^S^lf^rl n. corrupt blood. 
 
 ^ST^T^ & ^^T^TT^'l a. evil-naturcel. 
 
 "fff^ f. corruption, depravity. 
 
 ^^f^'^.g a. difficult to be destroyed. 
 
 '^^TT a- difficult to be crossed, overcome, 
 or accomplished, 
 
 'ffxq'?;; a. difficult to be filled or satisfied. 
 
 ^'*i*in<T a. ill -managed, failed; n. bad 
 conduct. 
 
 ^■^^ij"^ a. unassailable, untouchable. 
 
 '^^^W a- badly employed. 
 
 '^■'^r^l' a. difficult to be borne or overcome, 
 irresistible. 
 
 ^^^^T^ & orf a. difficult to be propitiated. 
 
 "^■^T^ & oT!|' a. hard to attain. 
 
 ^^^^, o'^Tlft'^, & °^ a. difficult or un- 
 pleasant to be looked at. 
 
 ^^•rf, ^^-tT, or ^:^«fr m. N. of a king, 
 the husband of Qakuntala. 
 
 '^^'Sfct or '^t'SffT f. bad i.e. faulty hymn or 
 praise. 
 
 ^I"^XfEr n. evil dream, restless sleep. 
 
 1^ (**— ) = Gr. ^vg^ 
 
 ^"^T. ^' difficult to be crossed or overcome. 
 
 ^^<^U|5 f" t^ the same. 
 
 "^(ST^ a. difficult to be relinquished or 
 quitted; abstr. o^j f. 
 
 1^ & ^f%rr V. "5:^ & ^:f%rT. 
 
 '^♦^^ a* tiifficult to be borne, irresistible; 
 (abstr. o^ n.*). 
 
 "^t^HiSr a. difficult to be accomplished or 
 managed. 
 
 ^t"^ & "gf^cT a. ill-faring, miserable, un- 
 happy, poor, ill. 
 
 ^^f^fir f- abstr. to prec. 
 
 ^I"^^ & "Jt"^^ a. difficult or unpleasant to 
 be touched. 
 
 ^;^^ m. an evil dream. 
 
 l^f , ^TflV,^'53^ (f ^fff, 0%, ^Tf ffT, 0%, 
 ^llf?T, °%), pp. f J^ (q.v.) milk, i.g. 
 extract, derive, draw the good out of 
 (2 ace); yield, grant, bestow (mostly M.). 
 C. ^T^^ffl, °% cause to milk, also = S. 
 milk, extract. D. "^^^f^ & ^^"^^ 
 wish to milk. — f^^ A. M. milk out, 
 extract. f^"R A. suck out. f^ M. milk 
 out, empty. ^?^ A. M. milk or suck (to- 
 gether); M. yield or grant together. 
 
 2^^ & 'ff^ a. ( — o) milking; milching or 
 yielding. 
 
 "^f^rTTTfTH f. du. daughter and mother. 
 
 "^ff'ff f. daughter; abstr. Off^ n. 
 
 t f.= li^^. 
 
 Too^ a. difficult to be deceived, infallible. 
 
 T'^TII a. not worshipping, irreligious. 
 
 "S"^ a. evil-minded. 
 
 T"^^ a- unattainable. 
 
 I'2'Tjirj'5|' a. the same, 
 
 2"2Ttfx"g[[ a. imperishable, everlasting. 
 
 ^fj m. messenger, ambassador, envoy, go- 
 between; f. t; (also ^fri) esp. confidante, 
 procuress. 
 
 ^fT^, f. ^fTTWr the same. 
 
 messenger. 
 ^^ n., '3'(?IT f- the same; message, news. 
 "S^ a. burnt, pain(;d, vexed. 
 ^^;; a. far, distant ^om (abl. or gen.) ; n 
 
distance (in sp. & t;); as adv. far, high 
 above, in a high degree, very much, (also 
 ^-^ °— ); w. cR surpass. "^T^ ^^^5 f^^"^ 
 afar,comp."^'^cr^T!r; by far. '|^-i^Tc(;(from) 
 afar, far from (abl.). "^^"^ far, a long 
 way off, comp. TT^T ^^ some distance 
 from (abl.). 
 
 TT^T'^ a. whose longing is in the distance. 
 
 ^T^cfej^ & o% (ace. & loc. adv.) far. 
 
 ^"''(^■^ a. difficult to be preserved or kept. 
 
 ^T^ a. going far, remote. 
 
 'g-'^^fl a. gone far away. 
 
 "2"TTTt a. going far away. 
 
 "^"^[^cl^ adv. from afar, far away, far, not 
 at hand ; w. ^ keep in distance. 
 
 On 
 
 H^"^ n. remoteness, distance. 
 
 ^T^^^ & °^f^^ far-seeing (lit. & fig.). 
 
 "Z~"^t:j^ m. long way, distance. 
 
 T"T!Trf?J'(^ a. flying or sending far. 
 
 '5"T^*fTW ra. remoteness, distance. 
 
 "?"T^ ' ***Tf?f remove, deprive. 
 
 ^T^m'l. a. being far. 
 
 T'Tf^^rf^^^ a. hanging far down. 
 
 ^T^^ a. being in the distance. 
 
 ^"'C^^ a. having the sun far i.e. high, shone 
 
 upon from above. 
 f;TW & ^Tf^rT a. = JtM^. 
 f^KToR'S a. far stretched or extended. 
 'f^TT^^ a. risen high (lit far).* 
 ^TTTTf^*l^ a. the same.* 
 '5'T^^TcR m. sight from afar, remote distance. 
 "^"^ w. cR leave behind, remove, reject; 
 
 w. !;:{ go back, retire, be far. 
 
 ^■^•rf a. ending m the distance, boundless. 
 "^X^T a. staying (lit. moving) far. 
 ^^¥^ a. visible from afar. 
 "^^^7 a. shining far and wide. 
 "2"^"^\i a. far- striking or hitting. 
 lS"^Tc^TfT7T a. driven far away.* 
 "g^T^ a. ascending with difficulty, 
 "53T7^W a. difficult to be ascended; n. N. of 
 
 a cert. rite. 
 '^^ m. N. of a king; f. Wy[l a kind of grass. 
 ^^1^^"^ s. grass plot.* 
 "S"!!!" n. a kind of woven cloth or garment. 
 i2"iBf a. defiling, polluting ( — o). 
 
 tS' 
 
 234 
 
 ^-iBfoR, f. ^ofiT (gen. or —o) = prec. + corrupt- 
 ing, disgracing, offending; f. ^f^cRj also 
 
 T"EJTir, f. f^ = prec. ; m. N. of a Raksas; n. 
 the act of defiling or corrupting, seduction, 
 defamation, objection, refutation; want, 
 fault, guilt, sin, offence. 
 
 1?*^0 i;^^rf7r(°^)> pp.^fqcr spoil, corrupt, 
 defile, pollute, harm, injure, blame, revile. - 
 IT spoil, attack, defame, f^ the same, 
 w. ^T?fT%^ mock, laugh at (ace), ^f^ 
 spoil, dishonour. — Cf. irRll^ftff- 
 
 "3-fq a. defiling, destroying (—<>). 
 
 -^fq^i;^ a. polluting, disgracing (— «). 
 
 "ff*^ & T^«RT f' the rheum of the eyes. 
 
 1"2^ a. liable to be corrupted or defiled. 
 
 2^"^ tJ. a kind of cloth, tent, garment. 
 
 ^"^^irf'^'l^ a. smelling of rags (cf. prec.).* 
 
 If, fUrif^ (^^). PP- ^W burst, break 
 asunder, split open (tr. &intr,); P. '^iq'% 
 (ofTf) the same (intr.). C. "^'i:^f?r & 
 ^TT^ffT (°^) - ^* t^* + drive asunder, 
 disperse, scatter. 1. (st. ^"^ & ^Tf) 
 - S. tr. — "^SC^ S. & C. split, break, burst 
 asunder (tr.); P. the same (intr.). "^T 
 split, go asunder; also = I. rend, break, 
 open, make accessible, f^^ S. & C. rend; 
 split, cleave, qf^ M. rend on all sides, 
 P. peel or drop off on all sides (skin). 
 H break, tear; P. split, open, burst asun- 
 der (intr.). f% split, tear, rend asunder, 
 open; P. burst, go asunder; C. rend or 
 saw in pieces, break through, open, drive 
 asunder, chase away; I. split, open (tr.). - 
 
 Cf. ^^^'^w, TifT:^^Tt, ft^^^- 
 
 2f ' ^t^% w. ^1 ^Tf^^% (°frr), pp. ^T- 
 "^fl (q.v.) regard, respect, mind (w. ace. 
 or inf.); also w. pass. mg. — "^n^TT have 
 much regard or consideration. TC^J be 
 regardful towards (ace). 
 
 'f^TTf n. making firm, fortifying. 
 
 "^f^ft a. made firm, fortified; n.= prec. 
 
 '^f^rf m. strengthener, fortifier. 
 
 "^^Xf^ m. range of sight. 
 
 f^iTTcT m. (the letting fall) a glance. 
 
 "^^•rT m. the outer corner of the eyes. 
 
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 1^ 
 
 "^TTTT^T^ nJ- range of sight. 
 
 "^"?T>J a. obstructing the sight. 
 
 '?^ C"^^) a. firm, strong, solid, durable, 
 steady, sure, certain; n. adv., as subst. 
 anything firm or solid , esp. stronghold, 
 fortress. 
 
 "^^oRTfT'l. ^' persevering (lit. acting firmly). 
 
 "^flXf., o^ n. firmness, steadiness, persever- 
 ance in (loc). 
 
 "^igV^w^^ & ^'Vf^'t. ^- having a strong bow. 
 
 '^^f'f"^^ a. of firm determination , resolute. 
 
 "^^^f?f a. firm-minded, strong-willed. 
 
 '^^^fS f. strong or close fist ; also as a. poss. 
 
 "^^"^ , °^f?T wake firm , fasten , confirm, 
 strengthen. 
 
 "^^sTcT a. strict, faithful (lit. whose vows are 
 firm) ; firmly insisting on (loc.) or devoted 
 
 to (-0). 
 
 '^TO & **^^ m. a man's name. 
 '^^T''5[^ a. having strong weapons ; E. of Qiva. 
 ^^ w. eB = ^^'^ , w. *T become or be firm. 
 "?€^«fiTW "• ? ®«RTT ^' making firm , con- 
 firmation. 
 "^fTf m. (f.) bag of leather, bellows (also 
 
 '^yf a. holding tightly, fastening. 
 
 fq^, "fX^ftr (^fff), pp. f ^ rave, be foolish, 
 insolent, or proud. C. ^[ll^fTT, PP- ^f^rf 
 make mad, foolish, etc. 
 
 "^f^ f. stringing together. 
 
 "^T ? "^Hf^ bunch, make into tufts, string 
 together, connect. — ^J^ connect, compose, 
 write. — Cf. ^^^. 
 
 '^^efi m. N. of a demon. 
 
 ^cj*!^ a. tearing asunder, rending. 
 
 l'^^ (cf. V^), pp. "^H (q-v.) see, behold, 
 know by (instr.); see with the mind, 
 notice, observe, try, examine; find out, 
 invent (esp. a sacred song). P. M. "^^% 
 (°"Rt) be seen or visible, appear or be re- 
 • garded as, pass for (nom.); be found, 
 occur. C. ^"^'^cT cause a pers. (ace, 
 gen., dat., or *instr.) to see (ace), show, 
 w.'^T'^IT'nT. one's self, i.e. appear, pretend 
 to be; produce, point out, make known 
 as or prove to be (2 ace.) ; - pp. l?f^cm[ 
 
 (impers.) appearance has been made by 
 (instr.).* D. f^^^% (ofrr) desire or 
 like to see. — ^-g look at (ace), behold, 
 see (^if^T with the mind); P.M. be seen, 
 appear; C. cause to see, teach, show 
 (2 ace), "^fi^ behold , see ; P. be seen, 
 appear; C. cause to see, show, betray. 
 ^T M. appear; C. show. '^^ C. pp. '^^- 
 f^rI'T; = ^fiffI^ (v. S.). ^Xf look on, 
 notice, observe; P. M. be visible, appear; 
 0. cause to see, show, explain; exhibit, 
 pretend, feign, fif C. cause to see, show, 
 point out, explain, teach, proclaim, "qf^ 
 see = visit; behold, notice, know, under- 
 stand, find out; P. be visible, appear; 
 C. show, explain. Tf P. M. be visible, 
 appear; C. make visible, show, point out, 
 make known or clear, explain, teach. 
 ^TT behold; P. be seen, appear; C. cause 
 to see, show, "^T^T*TT^ pretend to be 
 (adv. in ^f[^), point outetc. = prec. Tlf?r 
 behold, notice; P. M. be seen or visible, 
 appear as (nom.); C. cause to see, show. 
 f^ P. M. be clearly visible, come forth, 
 appear; C. = pree ^T^ A. M. behold, 
 observe; P. M. be seen or appear (to- 
 gether), resemble; C. cause to see, make 
 manifest, show; w. "^^«f?^ etc. = ^"jy C. - 
 Cf. ^W^, ^¥, ^f ¥• 
 2"^^ f. (nom. "^cfi) seeing, looking; f. the 
 action of seeing, — o look, appearance; 
 n. eye. 
 
 ^^fTT f. looking, sight. 
 
 ^^ f. seeing, power of sight, eye, poss. 
 
 '^I[1'«fi a. worth seeing, conspicuous ; n. sight. 
 
 "^if^cRT f« sight, appearance. 
 
 "^if^cii a. looking at ( — o); m. spectator. 
 
 1^^ a. = -^^^. 
 
 "3^ a. to be seen, visible to (instr. or — o) ; 
 
 worth seeing, beautiful; abstr. OffTf f-> 
 
 oi^t n. 
 '^Mc^^TH' m. small stone, pebble. 
 ■^^ f. rock, large stone, esp. the nether 
 
 mill-stone. « 
 
fl^fT^ 
 
 236 
 
 'g'TO'tj^ n. sgl. du. & o^T f- du. the nether 
 
 and the upper mill-stone. 
 '?^%l'5fT§<5f n. sgl. mill-stone and mortar. 
 "^^^[frl m. N. of a man ; f. ^^[rft N. of a 
 
 river & sev. women. 
 "ff^ a. seen, visible, apparent, known, fore- 
 seen , destined ; decided , acknowledged, 
 
 valid; n. perception, observation, sight, 
 
 view, glance. 
 "^"^T^ a. having found out faults or being 
 
 found out as a fault. * 
 "^S^^ a. seen before. 
 "^^^T^ a. only seen.* 
 1'^^'^ & "^^TT ^- ^^ proved strength. 
 "^^^rf a. seen and (or) heard. 
 '^I^JItT a. serving for an example or standard ; 
 
 m. example, standard, precedent. 
 "^"ST^a. whose aim is apparent, also =prec, a. 
 "^fS f. seeing, looking at (gen.); viewing, 
 
 beholding (lit. & fig.); sense or power of 
 
 sight; look, glance; eye. 
 "f fS'^Ta. worth seeing flit, bearing the sight). 
 '^fS^''? 1^' glance, look (lit. the throwing 
 
 about of the eyes). 
 
 if^XJTcI m.=f^T;iTfT. 
 
 Y^'ST'rT a. purified by the sight. 
 
 '^fS'TI^T^ »«• the favour of a look ; o^ cR grant 
 
 an audience. 
 YTSJInT a. having sight or insight. 
 f^f^TlT m. expression of the eyes.* 
 f fsf^%t| m. := ^f%%tr. 
 "^fn^H^ m. mutual glance (lit. mixing or 
 
 meeting of glances).* 
 
 f I (f f )' "f f f^' PP; ?5 o^ J^ (q-v.) make 
 or be firm; M. "ff^ or "flfffT, «% only 
 intr. C. f f^lffT, pp. "fffft (q.v.) make 
 firm, fortify, fix; m. hold fast, be firm. 
 
 ^^ a. to be given, granted, married, restored, 
 committed; n. impers , as subst. gift, 
 offering, present, pay. 
 
 ^^, f. ^ divine, heavenly. — m. celestial being, 
 god (esp. Indra), idol; priest. Brahman; 
 king, prince, f. ^ goddess (esp. Durga), 
 queen, princess. 
 
 ■^^oR (adj. — o) god; N. of a Gandharva & 
 
 of sev. men. f. ^f^cRX a goddess of low 
 
 rank; ^^oR^ N. of Krsna's mother. ^^B 
 ^^cR?2f cfiT & ©ifv^fT f- celestial maiden, nymp^ 
 ^^cU?T«^n.any action pertaining to the gods ; 
 
 pious work, offering. 
 ^^cfi^ a. god -like. 
 
 ^cfoJJT^ n. = ^^cRlf i^, also divine command. 
 ^■^f^f^^'^ "• sin against the gods. 
 ^^^^^^, ^^-SR^J^ & »^g ra. E. of Krsna. 
 ^^^^ n. temple. 
 
 ^^cRfT a. made or done by the gods. 
 ^^^-m n. =^^^^iT;^. 
 ^^^TfT a. hollow by nature (lit. dug by the 
 
 gods). 
 ^^^Iljf m. a troop or class of gods, 
 ^cf «r*T m. divine child. 
 ^^71%'^ f. pi. the cows of the gods. 
 ^^f^lfr ^' N. of a mountain. 
 %^^^ a. guarded by a god or gods. 
 %^7n5 m. god and teacher (« — ); father or 
 
 teacher of the gods, E. of Ka^yapa & 
 
 Brhaspati. 
 ^^^JIT "• ^ secret of the gods. 
 ^^;ir^ m. n. temple, chapel ; palace. 
 ^^■t^wri" m. a necklace of 81 strings. 
 ^^^ a. god-born. 
 
 ^^^•t m. pi. (sgl.) host of gods or demons. 
 ^^^^^ f. the mother of the gods.* 
 %^arT a. born or produced by gods. 
 l^^WTrT a. the same. 
 2^^^Tfr n- a race or class of gods. 
 ^^^Igr a. liked by the gods. 
 ^^^TI a. sped by the gods. 
 l^'^tlT f- godhead, divinity (abstr. & concr.); 
 
 a god or idol. 
 2^^ffT (instr. adv.) like a god or among the 
 
 gods. 
 ^^TTTT &^^rIT^f "• a temple (lit. house 
 
 of the gods). 
 ^^ffTfl^ & ^^rflfn f. divine service or a 
 
 troop of gods. 
 
 "^cidTfl^, f. "1^ containing (all) the gods. 
 ^^cTT^'T n. worship of the gods. 
 
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 ^^^^^ 
 
 ^^rfT^T^lf^'^, a. alone (lit. having only the 
 gods as companions). 
 cT^T^T n. thunder (noise of the gods). 
 Tf a. given by the gods. 
 ^^^ or ^^(^ a. having — as deity, con- 
 secrated to ( — o). 
 %^'^T adv. among or to the gods. 
 %^fot n. divinity (only abstr.). 
 ^■^^tT a. given by a god or by the gods; 
 m. Arjuna's conch-shell , one of the vital 
 airs, a man's name. 
 ^^^^•T & °f§^ a. seeing the gods. 
 ^^S"!"^ ni- a species of pine. 
 %^"2"rf ni. a messenger of the gods. 
 ^"^^^ ra. the god of the gods, the highest 
 god (Brahman, Qiva-Rudra, Visnu-Krsna, 
 or Gane^a). 
 ^^^"^If m. E. of Qiva or Visnu (cf. prec). 
 %^^^(ir a. sacred to the gods (lit. having 
 
 the gods as deity). 
 ^^5r^ , f. °"^^ turned towards the gods. 
 ^^i^ n. shining, beaming; playing, game at 
 
 dice. 
 ^■^^ f" celestial river, E. of sev. sacred 
 
 rivers. 
 Z"^*!!^ m* lord of the gods, Qiva. 
 %^«n^t^ n. divine name. 
 %^f^«fiT^ ra- host of gods. 
 H"^f^T^ m. a god-hater. 
 ^^f^f^f! a. created by the gods. 
 ^^XlfrT m. lord of the gods (Indra.). 
 %i^"q(^ f. having a god as husband. 
 ^•^XfST m. cattle sacred to the gods. 
 ^^qf^ n. cup of the gods. 
 %^xiT«T a. serving the gods for drinking. 
 l^^tl"^ m. the son of a god. 
 2^'^'^ a. having gods as children. 
 ^^J5 f., oj"^ n., ®5^T f- castle or city of 
 
 the gods. 
 ^^Tj^T f- worship of the gods. 
 
 ^■^•^cf}?^ adv. beginning with the gods, 
 ^^flj'^ a. dear to the gods (Qiva). 
 ^^^fW f- devotion (to the gods), piety. 
 ^^'f*{"5[^ m. the physician of the gods. 
 ^^^T^ m. pleasure of the gods, heavenly joy. 
 
 ^^JRfljj" ra. divine amulet, esp. the jewel on 
 Krsna's breast. 
 
 ^^Tf'g^ or o-^ ra. pi. gods & men. 
 
 ^^T|^ a. containing the gods. 
 
 ^^^TcT f. the mother of the gods. 
 
 ^^^f^ m. a divine Muni. 
 
 ^^^ , pp. o^ffT^ serving the gods, religious. 
 
 ^^^^^ a. worshipping the gods, making 
 oblations to them. 
 
 ^^^W^, f- f^=prec. or serving for an obla- 
 tion; n. place of offering. 
 
 ^^^■^ ra. sacrifice to the gods, esp. a burnt 
 sacrifice. 
 
 ■(^cii|^ n., oi|^ I f. worship of the gods, a 
 sacrifice. 
 
 ^^^in a. going to or desirous of the gods; 
 religious, pious. 
 
 ^^^T"^! f- idol procession, pilgrimage i.g.; 
 
 o^Tf being on a pilgrimage. 
 ^^"^n'fi f. ^ going or leading to the gods; 
 
 f. '1^ N. of a daughter of U^anas; n. path 
 
 of the gods. 
 ^yC^ & ^'^ (f. ^) loving the gods; religious, 
 
 pious. 
 ^c("€IW a. yoked by the gods. 
 ^■^g^ n. the age of the gods, i.e. the first 
 
 age of the world. 
 ^^T"^ f. the wife of a god. 
 ^^"^ m. husband's brother. 
 "^^"^fT a. delighting in the gods, pious. 
 ^^"^^ m. the car of a god. 
 ^^"^T^ m. king of the gods, E. of Indra. 
 ^^TT^ ™- ^ divine ruler, also = prec. 
 ^^"^^T^ n. dominion over the gods. 
 %^TTfT ra. God-given, a man's name. 
 %'^'^ft'l^ a. having a divine form, godlike. 
 %^f^ m. a celestial saint. 
 ^^^ m. a man's name or= seq. 
 ^^fcR m. attendant upon an idol (who 
 
 carries it about and shows it). 
 ^:^f%^ n. the characteristic of a god. 
 %^%Tcfe m. the world of the gods. 
 %^cf\i m. a celestial weapon. 
 
 ^^^Vf.=%^%l^T. 
 
 ^■^■^^ a. surrounded or accompanied by gods. 
 
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 ^c(c(«^ a. praising the gods. 
 ^^^If5f a. carrying the gods. 
 
 ^^f^^ a. knowing the gods. 
 
 ^^f^'t & °f^^T f' ^'Q^ce or host of the gods. 
 
 ^■^cf^ a. gratifying or comforting the gods; 
 superl. Ofl^. 
 
 ^^^frr f. a feast or meal for the gods. 
 l^^l"^ n- religious observance, also=prec. 
 
 S^^pRT a. devoted to the gods, pious, re- 
 ligious; E. of Bhisma & Skanda. 
 l^^r^T^ ™' ^" enemy of the gods, an Asura 
 or Raksas. 
 
 2*^0) Ul"^ a. having the gods as enemies. 
 
 ^^^^•l^ m. a man's name. 
 
 %^fir"5 a- directed by the gods. 
 
 ^^'^'ft f. the divine female dog, i.e. Sarama. 
 
 ^^^"^ n. the remnants of (a sacrifice offered 
 lo) the gods. 
 
 %^^35rct^ a. audible to or beard by the gods. 
 
 1"%"^'^^ m. friend of the gods. 
 
 "^"^^^ a. dwelling among the gods. 
 
 %^^^?r^ "• seat of the gods. 
 
 %^"R^ a. sent forth or created by the gods. 
 
 %^%«T ni. a man's name; f. ©iff the army 
 or host of the gods (often person.). 
 
 ^^^r^ a. praising the gods. 
 
 ^^^ n. the property of the gods. 
 
 ^^^f^^ & ^^^^ n. oblation to the gods. 
 
 ^"^f^rf a. arranged or settled by the gods. 
 
 ^cff^f?T f. divine arrangement. 
 
 ^^^ a. invoking the gods. 
 
 ^^^f^ f- & ^^^^ n- invocation of the gods. 
 
 ^^"^frr f. a divine weapon. 
 
 ^^TTTT m. n- a temple. 
 
 ^^T^'TT f. a divine female. 
 
 ^^TW^ (f- ^"^"N^) turned towards the gods. 
 
 %^TWl, ^' the divine soul. 
 
 ^Tf^i? m. lord of the gods (Indra). 
 
 ^'^T'ftcfi n. army of the gods. 
 
 ^^X^ n. food of (i.e. offered to) the gods. 
 
 ^^fr ™' enemy of the gods, an Asura. 
 ^^T^«l n. worship of a god. 
 ^T^^^ a. = '^^^*TT^. 
 ^^ift a. -^^%>. 
 
 ^q"T4v a. gladdening the gods. 
 
 %^T% m. the horse of a god. 
 
 %^'^W^ ra. pi. the gods and the Asuras. 
 
 '^f^fl m. dice-player. 
 
 ^f^»(^ a. playing at dice. 
 
 %^^ & o^^^T n- the temple of the goddess 
 
 (Durga). 
 %^ w. W be a god i.e. represent an idol. 
 ^^ m. husband's brother. 
 ^^^ a. kindled by the gods. 
 ^^«j^ m. lord of the gods (Indra). 
 ^%^ m. the same (also Brahman, Visnu & 
 
 Qiva)^ prince, king; f. |^ E. of Durga & 
 
 Devaki. 
 ^^J^"^ m. lord of the gods {Qiva). 
 ^%fqff a. impelled or sent by the gods. 
 ^%"e| m. a divine arrow. 
 2^ n. divine dignity or power. 
 ^gXffifq^ f. T. of an Upanishad. 
 %^ m. place, spot, region, country; ^^ in 
 
 the right place (o. w. cUT% q-v.). — f. ^^ 
 
 language of the country, vulgar speech, 
 
 provincialism. 
 %^cR a.& m. pointing out, showing, directing, 
 
 teaching, teacher. 
 ^^^T^ m. du. place and time, sgl. pi. & t. 
 
 for (gen.); ©^ or of^:? a. knowing pi. & t. 
 ^^"^^ a. customary (lit. seen) in a country, 
 
 local. 
 ^lir^ifT «!• local law or custom. 
 ^IT'n f- direction, instruction. 
 ^^*n^T f- the dialect of a country. 
 ^^*TT'^T«rT"T^ n. a foreign language (lit. an- 
 other dialect than that of the country).* 
 ^^li«T n. travelling (in a country). 
 ^^Tf?lf%T ni- foreigner (guest in a country). 
 ^^T'tTT! "• another country, abroad. 
 ^"^TT^TTT^T n. a travelling abroad.* 
 ^^T«frT^ ^' being abroad. 
 ^flfoR a. &m. showing the way, guide, teacher. 
 ^flj?^ a. pointing out, showing ; f. ©^ the 
 
 index or forefinger. 
 
 ^"SftcRT"^ m. vocabulary of provincialisms. 
 ^rf^'fT^iTT^T f- garland of provincial words 
 (T. of a glossary). 
 
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 ^tiTTftr'i: 
 
 ^"gp^a. belonging to the country, provincial ; 
 
 native of, contiguous to, resembling ( — «). 
 ^l^a. to be pointed out, exemplary, standard; 
 
 being on the spot, present, m. eye-witness; 
 
 also = prec. 
 %^ m. (^^) f- pointer, guide, instructor. 
 ?^ n. direction, assignation, promise, 
 "^^ (superl.) giving most. 
 ^tlji n. gift, donation. 
 ^^ m. n. body, person, abstr. o^ n.; f • ^^ 
 
 mound, wall. 
 ^^cR";^, OoR^ & OcRc^ m. father (lit. former 
 
 of the body). 
 ^■^^ m. son or the god of love (lit. born of 
 
 the body). 
 ^^gU \^l m. death (lit. relinquishing the body). 
 ^^^Tl' ni. heat of the body, fever. 
 ^W^TTW n. life (lit. supporting of the body). 
 ^^*ff(^ a. carrying or having a body ; m. 
 
 living creature, esp. man, E. of piva. 
 
 ^f^T"^! ^. support of the body, prolonging 
 
 life. 
 ^^"^■^T f- chastity (lit. care of the body). 
 ^1^*^ ^". threshold. 
 ^^^«ff a. having a body; m. living creature, 
 
 man. 
 ^^•^fTf f- support of the body. 
 ^f^'t^ a- = ^f^«rT^; m. man or soul, 
 ^'^jtcffiq' m. trembling of the body. 
 ^^ a. relating to initiation. 
 ^"^^ m. descendant of Diti, an Asura, f f;^; 
 
 a. belonging or pertaining to a Daiteya 
 ^^ m, & a. =prec. 
 ^[(?r^T*T^^FR[«f m. the crusher of the Daityas 
 
 and Danavas (Indra). 
 
 killer of the Daityas (Yisnu). 
 ^(^ITfr ^' t-nemy of the Daityas, a god. 
 ^W*^ m. the king of the Daityas, 
 ^wEf n. dejection, wretchedness, misery; ace. 
 
 w. ofi or f%^T bt; querulous or humble. 
 ^^ n. length. 
 ^^ or ^^, f. ^ belonging to or coming from 
 
 the gods; divine, celestial, royal; fatal 
 
 (v. seq.). — m. (± f^^J^) a certain form of 
 
 marriage, f . "|[^ a woman married by it; 
 n. deity, religious work (sc. cR^«[^or "eRJ^^), 
 divine appointment i.e. fate, destiny. 
 
 ^^Tfir f- a fatal chance. 
 
 ^^"^ a. knowing fate; m. astrologer. 
 
 ^^<T, f. ^ belonging to a deity, divine; n. 
 deity, a god or an idol; adj. — °-%'^(?r- 
 
 ^^r!^ adv. by fate or chance. 
 
 ^^(€r (adj. -o) = ^^(jf. 
 
 ^^^f^mcR m. a bad fatality (lit. the hard 
 ripening of destiny). 
 
 ^^fffttfT a. formed by destiny or nature. 
 
 ^^Xf'^TIjTJI' a. putting fate above all , m. fa- 
 talist. 
 
 ^^?TT5^r«R a. belonging to gods and men. 
 
 :^^'^7%'^ m. metron. from %'^^T^' 
 
 ^'^%TT ni- fatality, chance, Off^ by chance. 
 I ^^^^ m. = prec. (also abl.). 
 
 |^f^5 a. & m. - ^^^. 
 
 ^^I'rfofi a. struck by destiny, cursed, damned; 
 n. the cursed destiny.* 
 
 ^^T^«ff a. beginning and ending with the 
 gods. 
 
 Q^f^^ a. relating to the gods, divine. 
 
 %%7^T f. a woman married according to the 
 Daiva rite; o^ a. born of such a woman. 
 
 ^^ (f' Wr & ^^) the same ; n. divine 
 power, fate, destiny. 
 
 ^f%[«R a. belonging to a place, local, pro- 
 vincial; also = :^f^cR 
 
 ^f^cfi, f. 1^ bodily, corporeal. 
 
 ^J^ m. milker; f. "^THif^ having or yielding 
 njilk (cow or wet-nurse), also = seq. 
 
 %TTliI n. milk-pail. 
 
 ^T^ a. & m. milking. 
 
 ^l^cfi n. N. of a metre. 
 
 ^T^*^ m. an arm (resembling a stick). 
 
 ^^ m. swinging, rocking; f. ^T (r. m.) 
 swing, litter, hammock. 
 
 %T^T^T ^ °^ s- ^ house with a swing.* 
 
 %r5fT''Sr ^ '*"^% swing, waver; be restless or 
 unsteady. 
 
 ^T^l^^ a. restless , unsteady (lit. mounted 
 on a swing); doubtful, uncertain. 
 
 ^T%"!WW ^' a swinging-feast. 
 
 ^TI'SITf^R^ a. havii^gjstron'g arms. 
 
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 l(^^ w.), mostly ^4t f. evening, dark; 
 TT^T^ & ©"BfT (instr.) in the evening, at 
 dusk. 
 
 2^J^ m. (n.) fault, defect, want; sin, trans- 
 gression; harm, evil consequence; dis- 
 advantage, damage, bad condition. 
 
 ^|b|J|Uj n. sgl. faults and virtues. 
 
 ^T'^'W ^' knowing faults, wise i.g. 
 
 ^Ifira a. being in the arm. 
 
 ^yEf5^ n. fore-arm, arm i.g. 
 
 ^T^^^ 3" consisting of faults. 
 
 ^■q^ a. faulty, corrupt, bad. 
 
 ^■q^c^ adv. like a fault or sin. 
 
 %YEf^«tT a. ='^'q^ + guilty, sinful, noxious, 
 dangerous. 
 
 ^T"^^ n. evening, dusk. 
 
 HT^TcRT^ m. the moon (night-maker). 
 
 %T'^T'^^ s. a word of blame or reproach. 
 
 %T'^TfI«T a. nocturnal, nightly. 
 
 %'T^T«T^'ftl«l^ a. perceiving faults. 
 
 "S mr^^, *''^f! appear as a fault. 
 
 f^TIfT^^ m. illuminer of the darkness. 
 
 ^7^ n. (m.) fore-arm, arm i.g. 
 
 ^"^ a. yielding, granting ( — «) ; m. milking, 
 making profit out of ( — o); milk, milk- 
 pail. 
 
 ^T^ m. the longing of pregnant women, 
 i.g. ardent wish or desire of (loc. or — o); 
 pregnancy, fig. of plants before blossoming. 
 
 ^^f^«l^ a. desirous of, eager for (loc. or 
 
 '^I'T a. giving milk ( — <>); n. milking or 
 milk, also=:f. "^^^ milk-pail. 
 
 ^Tf^ n- milking; dat. '%T^% as infin. 
 ■^■^ a. to be milked. 
 "i^TtSqf & ocfi n. message, mission. 
 ^T<lriy n. wickedness, malice. 
 ^ift^ n- mischief, harm. 
 ^^a. relating to Durga. 
 ^I<1(«< n. misery, distress, poverty. 
 ^;ft^ m. patron, of Purukutsa, horse. 
 ^^^ n. wickedness, meanness, 
 t^ n. weakness. 
 f*{l^ n. ill luck, esp. unrequited love, 
 n. melancholy, sadness. 
 
 ^T"^c2r "• disobedience, ill conduct. 
 
 ^^1? m. villain, enemy; n. evil disposition, 
 
 enmity. 
 %l^TfT«R '^•' ^ ^' door-keeper, porter. 
 %T"^'^ n. a disease of the skin. 
 %Tllf^^ n. evil disposition, wickedness. 
 ^Itdt ^ or o%^ a. of low family. 
 1%'Hxh^!^ a. the same. 
 2^ |bch^ n. a low family or race. 
 %T'^('Sr & %T^ n- badness, wickedness. 
 ^T^«rr & %l"CJTfifT V. seq. 
 %|t^«rl & ®f^ a. belonging to or descended 
 
 from Dusyanta. 
 
 ^:'Egx5?T 11. (state of) having evil dreams. 
 ^Tft"^ m., ^ f . a daughter's son or daughter. 
 ^Tl^ n. (a. — o f. ^T) *he longing of a 
 pregnant woman. 
 
 ^^7"^^ f. du. (nom. °^TTT) heaven and 
 
 earth. 
 ^TcfTt<f^f^ f. du. (nom. o^& o§tT) the same. 
 ^T^T^if^ f. du. (nom. o?f^) the same. 
 
 ^1^ a. heavenly, light, brilliant. 
 
 '^J(^ adv. through or across the sky. 
 
 ^^"?^ a. moving in the sky, an inhabitant of 
 heaven. 
 
 1^^' ^Tfr^(**ft), pp. ^t!^ shine, beam, 
 twinkle, glitter. C. %TrT^f7T, PP- %Tf^<T 
 make brilliant, illuminate, make clear or 
 manifest. I."^t%^c!f?f (3 pi.) shine bright. - 
 ''^jfir C. illuminate, irradiate. "^^ shine 
 forth; C. illuminate; I. shine intensely. 
 If begin to shine; C. irradiate. f% beam, 
 glitter, shine forth (impers. fcj^ [c!% it 
 lightens), also = C. illumine, irradiate. 
 ^1^ shine together, emulate in shining. 
 
 2^f(^ f. splendour, lustre. 
 
 3^, pp. ^tT broken; C. ^Trf^ft break 
 asunder. 
 
 ^^ , o^rf^ w. f% twinkle, glitter. 
 
 ^t?! f. splendour, beauty, majesty; poss. 
 
 ^f^Pi; (n. sgl. & f. du.) day and night. 
 ^f^lT (n. sgl. & du.) the same. 
 
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 ^^T^ 
 
 ^tffTf m. a god (lord of heaven). 
 
 ^m^ m. the air (heavenly path). 
 ^*T'^ a. given by heaven. 
 
 ^*T1% ^' tbe sun (sky-jewel). 
 
 ^^^«f ai- N. of a king. 
 
 ^TI«tT^ a. heavenly, bright; clear, loud (n. 
 adv.), splendid, excellent; powerful, vigor- 
 ous, energetic. 
 
 ^JS( n. splendour, glory; vigour, power; 
 inspiration, enthusiasm ; wealth, opulence. 
 
 ^p^«fT^ & <^f^«|^ poss. to prec. 
 
 ^^srrftRt. *^ ^^^ ^' ^i^^"6 female, Apsaras. 
 
 <5?IXf^ m. a god (inhabitant of heaven). 
 
 '^^rfr^ f- t^^ heavenly river (Ganges). 
 
 ^^ f. = ^%f^. 
 
 ^ a. gambling; f. play at dice. 
 
 ^rt" n- gambling, play (at dice); war, fight 
 & its prize. 
 
 ^rfoRT;, o^TT^ & °^ m. a gambler. 
 
 ^cff^rT a. won at dice. 
 
 ^rf^^, f. ^ a slave won at dice. 
 
 ^?T\J^ m. rule of playing (at dice). 
 
 ^r!"^^Tf^cr a. run away from gambling.* 
 
 ^fr%^«R s. gambling-bill.* 
 
 ^TT^fTT "!• a gambler by profession. 
 
 ^ff^T^T, & °^^ n. gammg-house. 
 
 ^ff^^l^ m- assembly of gamblers. 
 
 "CTif a. distressed, sorrowful. 
 
 %Xrf m. light, lustre. 
 
 %TcT«R a. shining, illuminating, explaining, 
 meaning. 
 
 ^ffif or ^Tcf «t a. & n. shining, illuminating, 
 enlightening, showing. 
 
 ^Tcft'T f- brightness, splendour. 
 
 %Tft^ a.=%Tc!cR. 
 
 %'n?!' a. to be (being) expressed or explained. 
 
 %T^T«R ^- the heavenly world. 
 
 ■^^ m., "^ f, town, city. 
 
 5j"^g^ , °^rf?! make firm, strengthen, corrob- 
 orate. 
 
 '^^tI'^^ m. firmness, resolution, corrobora- 
 tion. 
 
 ^f^¥ & *^^^^ superl. & compar. to '^. 
 
 5^^ n. garment. 
 
 "?"T^ m, drop, spark; the moon (as the spark 
 on the sky), a flag. 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit -English Dictionary. 
 
 5^t4^«^ a. dropping, besprinkled. 
 ^n^«l^ a. falling in drops or carrying a 
 
 banner. 
 "^T(^, I. ^•5^4^<T run about, roam. 
 ■^f?f^ m. N. of a people. 
 "^^ a. running, swift, flowing, liquid, over- 
 flowing or full of ( — o); m. course, flight; 
 
 liquid substance, juice, essence. 
 'gr^TJj' n. running, flowing, melting. 
 ^"Sff^ adv. speedily, quickly, 
 ^^rTT f., o^ n. fluidity. 
 ^^^^ a. liquid. 
 f^^^ , o-^^ run, flow. 
 '^T^Ti a. running quickly. 
 5'f^' m. a smelter. 
 "^f^^ m. N. of a country, pi. of a people 
 
 (considered also as a caste); f. "I" w. "^^ 
 
 a Dravidian woman. 
 -^f^UJ n. movable property, wealth, money; 
 
 substantiality, essence, power, strength; 
 
 poss. o^nT^f. 
 "^ftfW^n. wealth, property (v. prec); concr. 
 
 giver of wealth. 
 "Sf^lir^ a. desiring or procuring wealth. 
 ^f^Wrf^f^ m. lord of wealth (Kubera). 
 Tf%%^T ^- owner of wealth, also = prec. 
 ^f%^^^ °^^^ & °^T a. giving wealth. 
 ^f%%Tf^|[ a. procuring wealth, 
 '^'f^ft m. runner. 
 "^f^^ a. running, quick. 
 "^"^ w. M become fluid, melt. 
 1^^ n. property, wealth; substance, thing, 
 
 object, esp. worthy object or fit person. 
 2'5''3J a. belonging to a tree. 
 '3'^^f^fT a. proud of money.* 
 '5'^J^T<1 n. a cert, substance; various objects. 
 ^^^ff m. giver of money. 
 ^^^^ a. material, substantial. 
 '^'^"^'^ m. sacrifice of wealth, 
 "^^^•rl^ a. having property, wealthy, opulent ; 
 
 inherent in the substance (ph.). 
 "^^^^ f. increase of wealth, 
 'gr^'^f^ f« cleansing of (soiled) objects. 
 "3"^^^ a. carrying any object (with the 
 
 hands). 
 5'^T^*f n. acquisition of wealth. 
 
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 242 
 
 "g^Tf^fT a. inherent in the substance (ph.). 
 -5-5 m. one who sees (also as 2^^ sgl. fut.), 
 
 examines, tries, or decides ; m. judge. 
 ■^TgeJJTF a- wishing to see.* 
 "g-^^ a. to be seen, visible; to be considered 
 
 as (nom.) ; to be understood, investigated, 
 
 examined, tried (j.). 
 j;^ adv. firmly, strongly. 
 l^T, i[\ffi >*""' hasten; C. "^q^rf^; I. i[' 
 
 f^^f?I run about, be in need. — "^XI run 
 
 away. ^fH overtake, f^f run asunder or 
 
 away, disappear. 
 2t^T, "grTfT, JT^ sleep. — "^T^ fall asleep. 
 
 fm\ go to sleep , sleep. — Cf. fiT^XST & 
 
 -gTeR adv. speedily, quickly, soon. 
 
 ■^T^T f- vine, grape. 
 
 5» H^i| , o'?rf?T lengthen, extend; tarry, delay. 
 
 'g-ff^'H "^- length. 
 
 ^Tf^^ ^^ il>fl^Ef^ superl. & compar, to 
 
 5^ |UJ«t m ='^Tf^'ni; instr. "^^T adv. 
 
 I'jrrf'i m- mantle, garment. 
 
 2t'2'Tf'7 a. causing to run. 
 
 "^T^ljf a. &n. causing to run, putting to flight. 
 
 "^T^^f^n^ a. speeding the friend (horse). 
 
 ?[T^f^ a. melting. 
 
 "^f^^j f- '^ belonging to the Dravidas; 
 
 m. sgl. & pi., f. t;='^f^^, t:- 
 
 1?' i[^^ (**ff)' PP- "5^ (Si'^') ^"»' hasten, 
 flee; become fluid, melt (1. & f.). C. '^- 
 ^^rf^ (°^)- — ^f^frun past (ace), ^fif 
 run towards, mount, leap upon, cover. 
 "^T^TU" after, follow, pursue; run through 
 i.e. recite quickly, "^fXJ run away, "^f^ 
 run near, hasten towards, attack, assail; 
 visit, befall. ^T run near, approach. 
 ^^T run (together) towards or against 
 (ace), "^g^ run up or out. "^XJ & ^f^tf 
 rush at (ace); attack, visit, befall, fif^ 
 run out or away. Xlf^run about. U hasten, 
 on, rush at (ace); run away, flee, escape. 
 f^TT run asunder, al80 = ^Tr run away, 
 flee, f^ run asunder or away , flee. C. 
 drive away, chase, put to flight. ;gj^ run 
 together. — Cf. t^^cT- 
 
 2^ m. n. wood or any wooden implement, 
 as a cup or an oar, a wooden handle, etc. 
 
 '^n\i m. injurer, foe; n. impers. (it has been) 
 plotted or sinned, as subst. offence, injury. 
 
 rf VjTlt m. a wooden mace. 
 
 ^^ f. a felling (lit. wood-) axe. 
 
 5cT a. run, fled; speedy, quick (n. adv., 
 compar. OfTT^'llt); fluid, melted (1. & f.), 
 wet with ( — o). 
 
 "TfTt^ n. the being melted or touched. 
 
 ^fflT^ n- N. of a metre, as adv. speedily, 
 quickly. 
 
 ^rlf^^f^f! n- N. of a metre. 
 
 ^fcTf. = ^^. 
 
 '^^^ n. a wooden pillar or post; m. N. of a 
 king. 
 
 ^?T m. tree; ©iT^ a. wooden. 
 
 "5?T«r«?T a. poss. to pree m. 
 
 "ff^TTT m* ri. the top of a tree. 
 
 *'^JTTiT^ m. lac, resin (lit. tree-disease). 
 
 "^TTT^^i °'^ff pass for a tree. 
 
 "5^:?J m. a wooden vessel , esp. the cylinder 
 of a drum. 
 
 ^If ' iwfir («»'^), pp. f 1^ (q.v.) be hostile, 
 hurt, offend, strive to harm (dat. , gen., 
 loc , or ace); *eraulate, vie. — ^^irf*? hurt, 
 injure, plot against (ace, dat., or loe); 
 commit (ace); pp. w. act. & pass. mg. 
 
 ^5¥ C"^"^' 'Vr«R) a. hurting, injuring, offend- 
 ing against (gen., mostly — °); m. f. = 
 -^ m.; f. = 5I^ n. 
 
 "^fl'Tir m- E. of Brahman, Visnu, or Civa. 
 
 ^^ m. f. injury, hurting. 
 
 ^^ m. N. of an ancient king, pi. of a 
 people. 
 
 ^^^ a. hurting, damaging. 
 
 ^, ^XJTTffT hurl. 
 
 ^oRT f. N. of a plant. 
 
 "^ l\q a. & m. malevolent, injurer. 
 ^ a. deceitful, malicious. 
 
 n. trough, bucket, cup, a cert, measure; 
 m. N. of an ancient hero, the teacher of 
 the Kurus and Pandavas, & of sev. other 
 men ; also = ^Tlf^^; f. ^llfT a woman's 
 name; f. ^T^ = "•+ channel, valley. 
 
 ^nir^R'^ni' m. a large Soma-vessel. 
 
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 f% 
 
 ^'TTJPRT^ ni. a cloud pouring forth water as 
 from a trough; ^T^^fS the rain frona 
 such a cloud. 
 
 "^TW a. belonging to the trough. 
 
 ■^^ m. injury, wrong, offence, treachery. 
 
 5(^I^*?TW ^- initnical disposition, 
 
 ^lf^«^ a. hurting, injuring, deceiving, be- 
 traying (gen. or — o). 
 
 ^flJJ m. A^vatthaman, the son of Drona. 
 
 ^Tvf<^ f. patron, of Krsna, the daughter of 
 Drupada and wife of the five Pandu 
 princes. 
 
 "^m^^ in- a son of Draupadi. 
 
 ^ f. du. two, both (i^fxj); ^%r^ (g.) oc- 
 curring in both genders (sc. m. & f.), and 
 also in both numbers (sgl. & pi.). 
 
 ^[cjj a. du. two and two together. 
 
 ^^ n, pair, couple, esp. a pair of opposites 
 (as male & female, heat & cold, etc.); 
 duality, contrast; duel, strife, fight; m. n. 
 a copulative compound (g.). - Ace. &instr. 
 by pairs. 
 
 ^^*JT"^ m. discord. 
 
 ^^[^T^ adv. two by two, by couples. 
 
 ^^f^«r[^ a. forming a couple. 
 
 ^^ w. ^ pair off; become embroiled; be 
 uncertain or irresolute about (loc). 
 
 ^[^, f. ^ twofold, double; n. a pair or couple 
 (also f. '1^), double nature, falsehood; the 
 masc. & fem. gender (g.). 
 
 ^[^Xf^'l^ & ^^ a. false, dishonest (lit. double- 
 natured or tongued). 
 
 ^•^, ^f"?:;, & '^\'^ a. obstructing. 
 
 ^ (°— )=fl[. 
 
 ^Tf^"3|'i f- t^ the thirty-second. 
 
 ^THiT^ f. thirty two. 
 
 ^T'Nir^'^fxir«R & °^%TOT a. having the 32 
 (auspicious) marks or spots on the body. 
 
 ^If^UJj f. "?[ the twelfth, consisting of twelve ; 
 n. the number twelve or an aggregate 
 of 12. 
 
 ^^oR a. & n. = prec. 
 
 ^^^^T adv. in (into) twelve parts. 
 
 ^T^IT^ or ^T^^'i;. a. pi. twelv<^ 
 
 l^T^ITTT"^ "• ^ period of 12 days (nights). 
 
 2l[T^^^T^ a. lasting 12 days. 
 
 SI<^U|^Tf^«R, f- ^ twelve years old. 
 
 ^TQ[irf^ViI a. twelvefold. 
 
 ^T^IT^^ "• ^"® hundred and twelve. 
 
 1[T^'3T^T^^, f- ^ consisting of twelve thou- 
 sand (years). 
 
 '|[Tq[1IT^ a. lasting twelve years. 
 
 ^T^'^TT ^- having twelve spokes. 
 
 I^T^IXT^ m. a period of 12 days. 
 
 2^T^Tf a. lasting 12 days. 
 
 ^tjgi^, f. ^ the fifty-second. 
 
 ^^^Tlffi: f. fifty-two. 
 
 ^Tq"^ or oxp^ m. the Two -side of the die; 
 N. of the third age of the world. 
 
 ^TT f'gate, door, opening; entrance or issue; 
 way, means ; ^T"^! ( — °) hy means of. 
 
 ^J^ n. (m.) = prec., also — o occasioned by; 
 l[fTW ( - °) = ^TTT (cf. prec.) ; f. ^TTV door. 
 
 1[7T^ n. door, gate; f. fTT^T (of<^T) N. 
 of Krsna's capital. 
 
 ^"^XT m. door-keeper, servant. 
 
 ^"^if^ & oc|t m. fold of a door. 
 
 l[TT^f^ & l[TT^n^ ni. door-keeper, warder. 
 
 l[TTf^^T«T m. or n. bolt of a door; shutting 
 (of a door), conclusion, close. 
 
 ^T^^f^ n.= ^TT^T^- 
 
 1[TT^T^ ™- door-post. 
 
 l^TTT^ n- opening (lit. door-mouth).* 
 
 (^TTTW^'O & ^TTTf^^ ^- door-keeper. 
 
 ^TT^tft f- N. of Krsna's capital. 
 
 ^T^T^TT f- a splendid portal.* 
 
 1[TTW ^- standing at the door; m. door- 
 keeper, porter. 
 
 ^TfT^ & ^fr^ m. = prec. m. 
 
 ^TTt w. cR use as a means (lit. as a door). 
 
 1[T^T^ m. door-post. 
 
 I ^T^ a. belonging to or being at a door; f. "^J 
 = prec. n. 
 
 ^f^^, f. t^ the twenty-second. 
 
 ^Tf^^f>T f- twenty-two. 
 ' l[Tf^I[ffr^T adv. in 22 parts or ways. 
 
 ^^^ a. the sixty-second. 
 
 ^T^THf^ f- seventy- two. 
 
 ^"m V. seq. 
 
 ^:t^ a. standing at the door; m. door- 
 keeper. 
 
 f^ (o— ) two. 
 
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ltl[^ 
 
 244 
 
 if^ a. consisting of two, two. 
 
 2f^ m. a crow (cf. WRi). 
 
 f^^^«R a. having two objects or accusa- 
 tives (g.). 
 
 f^^ m. a cert, class of compounds (g.). 
 
 f^'Pir ^^ f^Jjiij a. double, twofold, twice as 
 much as (abl. or — o); f^V^ & f|[3fU|rf^ 
 (o— ) adv., also n. °<TT!'R[« Abstr. <>({jf f., 
 o^^t n. 
 
 f^JJUjtf , <*"€lf?f double, multiply ])y two; 
 PP- f^^fWfT doubled, folded, double. 
 
 T^JjuH' «fi = prec. act., o^= prec. pass. 
 
 f^^ adj. twice-born (lit. & fig-)- — ^- ^ ^^^ 
 of the first three castes, esp. a Brahman ; 
 bird ; tooth. 
 
 f^l^Vf^'C a. having the duties of the twice- 
 born. 
 
 f^[^»3|«|^ a. having a double birth, birth- 
 place, or nature; m. =prec. 
 
 t|[«r^*r m- chief (lit. bull) of the twice-born, 
 a Brahman. 
 
 ft[^f^f^«l^ a. wearing the external marks 
 of a Brahman. 
 
 f^^^(^^ a. fond of Brahmans. 
 
 t^^T> °%^, & °?!tW m. a Brahman (best 
 of the twice- born). 
 
 f^[^T a. twice or doubly born. 
 
 t^[^^ZT m. a Brahman (chief of the twice- 
 born). 
 
 t|[^JZn^T f. the veneration of Brahmans. 
 f^^Tf?f a. twice-born; m. a member of the 
 
 three upper castes, esp. a Brahman. 
 t^Tf^ m. Brahman and so on, i.e. caste. 
 f^^Tf^ a. having two wives. 
 f^of^ a. two-tongued , double-tongued (lit. 
 
 & fig.); m. a snake. 
 
 fil[%^. f^'WTr & f^TTf^ m. a Brahman 
 
 (chief of the twice-born). 
 f^Z%f^^ a. serving the enemy ; m. a traitor. 
 f^ ni. N. of a Vedic god & of a Rishi. 
 f^rf"?! a. consisting of two, twofold, double, 
 
 pi. both; n. a pair. 
 t^T adv. just so, so also, likewise. 
 f^^^ a. second, n. adv. secondly, for the 
 
 second time. — m. companion, fellow, 
 
 follower, friend or enemy, adj. — <> fol- 
 lowed by, endowed with, possessed of. 
 f. "^J female companion (*the second day 
 of a half-month*) ; the second case (accu- 
 sative) and its endings, also a word 
 standing in the accusativ (g.). 
 
 f^^^^^T^ & ft[fft^TW m. a half. 
 
 "f^[(^^X^^ m. the moon of the second day 
 of a half-moon; the young moon.* 
 
 f^^ (& f^f^) pi. two or three. 
 
 f^[f^3"T^TT pi- a half, a third, or a fourth. 
 
 f^^ n. doubleness, duality; dual or redu- 
 plication (g.). 
 
 *ft[^TXn' n. two Dronas; instr. by such a 
 measure. 
 
 i^\\ a. twofold, divided or split in two. 
 
 f^[^T adv. in two parts, in twain; w. cR 
 double. 
 
 f^T«|frT^f?T a. of twofold shape. 
 
 f^[^f%rF a. existing double. 
 
 f^lj m. elephant (lit. drinking twice). 
 
 f^tf^ or f^5 (*'"^T|[) a. having two feet 
 (m. man, n. mankind) or consisting of 
 two verses (f. f^T^ or t^xi^), m. & f. 
 o^ such a metre. 
 
 f^tf^ = prec. a., also consisting of two words; 
 ra. the two-footed i.e. man. 
 
 f^Trf^eRT f. a kind of metre or tune. 
 
 f^l^T^^"^ m* or n. a piece in Dvipadika 
 (v. prec). 
 
 f^TTT^, f. "1^ two-footed. 
 
 f^Ttr ^- lion (lit. the elephant's enemy). 
 
 f^XI^ & f^^^T '^- ^ large elephant (lit. j 
 prince of the elephants). • 
 
 f^T^ a. two-armed ; m. a man. 
 
 f^^TT m. a half. 
 
 f^^ a. = f^<m^. 
 
 f^^T"^ a. twice as large. 
 
 ft[TraTf^ a. more than two months (preg- 
 nant). 
 
 f^^^, f. 1^ having two mouths or faces. 
 
 f^flV^ a. two-headed. 
 
 T^T^ a. two-toothed ; m. elephant. 
 
 T^TT^a. lasting two days; m. such a ceremony^ 
 
 f^"'51t a. twice said, repeated, doubled, re- 
 duplicated; n. = seq. 
 
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 ir^ 
 
 f|[^f^ f. repetition. 
 
 f^^^ff^rf n. the repeated execution (of a 
 musical piece). 
 
 f^[^t|f a. bicolour, biform, twofold. 
 
 f^'^XJi ra. a kind of bee. 
 
 f^[^^iT n. repetition, reduplication. 
 
 f^g^ n. a distance of 200,000 (Yojanas). 
 
 f^[^^T[r ^' twofold, of two kinds. 
 
 f^[^nEf s. double time (tempo) or measure. 
 
 t^# a. = f|[^. 
 
 f^[^^iT n. the dual & its endings (g.). 
 
 f^[^IJJ a. two-coloured. 
 
 f^-q & ocfi (f. of^T) two years old. 
 
 f^[^Tf^«fi a. the same. 
 
 f^f^V a. twofold, o\iIT adv. 
 
 t%^7f, f. "1^ consisting of or amounting to 
 two hundred, the two hundredth, f. ^ two 
 hundred; n. the same, hundred and two. 
 
 f^'5[XU a. cloven- (lit. double-)footed. 
 
 f^lT^^ a. doubly strong. 
 
 f^"^^ adv. two by two, in couples. 
 
 f^f^T^^ a two-headed. 
 
 f^T^ a. having two horns or points. 
 
 Il^^, tft, flfS (f^ffT & <>%), pp. f^^ 
 
 (q.v.) hate, be hostile or a rival (w. ace, 
 r. dat. or gen.). — Jf dislike, hate, show 
 enmity against (ace), f^ A.M. the same; 
 M. also hate each other mutually , be 
 hostile towards one another. — Cf. f^iBfirT , 
 
 Sf^TBT (nom. f^Z) f. hatred , concr. hater, 
 
 enemy (also m.) ; adj. — o — seq. 
 f^If a. hating, disliking (— o). 
 f^'5[^^ n. food from an enemy. 
 f^'iEf^T^^ "!• an enemy (life-hater). 
 f^^«ff (f. f^<4«Tll) hating, hostile, averse; 
 
 m. enemy. 
 f^'S a. hated, odious; averse, hostile. 
 f^^ adv. twice (*^5^, ^^T, or ^f^ twice 
 
 a day). 
 f^ij^^ n. two thousand. 
 f^:^Tf a. twice as large. 
 t^T'^rT, f. "1^ two years old. 
 (^XI m. n. island, peninsula, sandbank; esp. 
 
 one of the (4, 1, 13, or 18) islands or con- 
 
 tinents of which the earth is supposed to 
 
 consist. 
 ^fxj^?(«^ n. an elephant's skin. 
 ^ fM^l. ™' panther, leopard, or elephant; 
 
 f. o^f stream, river, sea. 
 ^TE( a. living on an island. 
 ^[^T adv. in two, asunder. 
 "^^ m. aversion, hate, dislike. 
 "^"EfXff a. hating, inimical ; n. = prec. 
 t^^T^ a. =lt^. 
 ■^^ n.=^^; hater, enemy. 
 ^■EC^ a. feeling a dislike. 
 ^fljil^ *^ ^? ^' disliking, hating, inimical; 
 
 m. hater, enemy. 
 "^"RJ a. to be hated, m. enemy. 
 ^'RJfTT f', °t^ n- abstr. to prec. 
 \y^ n. the double, double the amount, 
 
 value, measure, etc. 
 %^Tff a. belonging to or consisting of the 
 
 twice-born. 
 §^^ n. duality, dualism. 
 ^rT^rTT n. appearance of dualism. 
 l[fI^T^ m. the doctrine of dualism. 
 ^f7T«|^ m. a dualist (ph.). 
 ^\;f a. twofold, double; n. adv., as subst. 
 
 duality, difference, division (esp. of the 
 
 forces), contest, strife. 
 ^^^T^ m. duality, double state or nature; 
 
 duplicity, fraud, uncertainty, doubt. 
 ^\}t w. *T go asunder into two parts, become 
 
 separated or disunited, 
 l^lf a. being in or coming from an island. 
 2^t( a. coming from a tiger or panther. 
 ^'TT^'T in- the island-born, E. of Vyasa. 
 %T2I a. living in or coming from an island. 
 %TTgT ^- having two mothers (a natural m. 
 
 and a stepmother). 
 %^|^ a. lasting two months. 
 ^■^^ n. (±^^) a duel with chariots, duel 
 
 or fight i.g.; m. adversary. 
 ^T^g" a. dominion divided between two 
 
 princes. 
 %f^W n. duality, twofold nature or manner. 
 "^^ m. two shares (also f. tjj a. having 
 
 two shares. 
 gf^, f. t; two-eyed. 
 
IST'^T "• ^wo syllables. 
 
 ^ar^T o»' W^X^' consisting of two syllables ; 
 
 D. such a word. 
 gjljich n. aggregate of two atoms. 
 gj^cR a. consisting of two more. 
 3ff^%T^ m. a twofold accusation. 
 gf^ a. having two meanings ; ambiguous. 
 gj>} a. one and a half. 
 
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 gj^ a. lasting two days. — m. a period or 
 ceremony of two days; ace. two days 
 long, abl. & loc. after two days. 
 
 gf - ^d 'rr a. happened two days before. 
 
 g[f^ a. having two mouths. 
 
 gfl^Kf a. having two lambs. 
 
 gfeRJirTT ^' separated by one or two. 
 
 \| a. putting, placing (-<>), f. ^T as subst. 
 
 ^^cT: & >i^ a. = ^'^ & ^^. 
 
 \f^ m. pair of scales, balance; f. t; a rag 
 of cloth. 
 
 ^JTrTT] in- thorn-apple; n. its fruit, gold. 
 
 V^C^f^rT) set in motion. C. V'f^'STf^, °% 
 = S., M. also= be quick, run. — IT spring 
 forth, flow. 
 
 \i«f n. prize (of contest or game), booty, 
 wealth, property, money ; adj. — ° possessed 
 of, rich in. -f^rf ^T^ the proposed prize 
 or the opened match, \ifif w. *T M. carry 
 oif the prize or booty; V«f f^ win the 
 prize or match. 
 
 'tl'!%r'^ m* treasure of money. 
 
 \iI«T^"^ ra. loss of money. 
 
 \prf^f(^ a. winning treasures or booty. 
 
 V«i^^ a. the same, victorious i.g. ; m. fire, 
 a cert, wind in the human body, E. of 
 Arjuna, N. of a serpent-demon &sev. men. 
 
 Ts|«fa|"?rf^^r^ ^' 1'« of a drama. 
 
 \f«|^ a. giving money or wealth, munificent, 
 liberal; m. E. of Kubera, N. of a serpent- 
 demon & sev. men. 
 
 >iT^^^ ni. fine, amercement. 
 
 ^•T^tT Jn- a man's name. 
 
 \Ji^^T a- bestowing the prize, the booty, or 
 treasures. 
 
 VT^^"^ m. the wealth-giving god (Kubera). 
 
 Vf •nil ni. loss of wealth. 
 
 l^fi^lrfTf m. lord of wealth (a rich man or 
 Kubera). 
 
 ^•f^T^ ^^- guardian of treasure. 
 
 ^•TT'^ ni. pride of wealth; p. o^nT . 
 itjwffj^'^ m. a man's name. 
 'V*f%T^'!I[Tf^*l^ a. gifted with wealth and 
 
 youth. 
 "^•f^"^ a. guarding one's money; ©iR m. E. 
 
 of Kubera. 
 ^•f^ & ^iff^'^ a. shining with booty. 
 V'I%T'H ™. greediness for money. 
 \("if^irT a. wealthy; m. a rich man, the sea. 
 "^•T^ftfff a. destitute of wealth, poor. 
 V^^^ a. rich in money. 
 ^T^f^ in. N. of a merchant. 
 \iI«T^^ m. spending of money, liberality, 
 
 munificence. 
 Tjjwf^j^^ m., ©"iT n. accumulation of riches. 
 \rf^«T & V^f^T a. winning or granting 
 
 treasures. 
 ^•T^Tftf f- abstr. to prec. 
 VI^c[^ ^- carrying the prize or booty. 
 V'^^lt^T'l^ m. owner of money, capitalist. 
 ^•T^^ a. to be won by money. 
 V^fj-^f a.= ^«1^f^rr; abstr. o-^j f. 
 ^ipin^'T m- income or property of money. 
 ^«!TST a. opulent, rich ; abstr. OflT f- 
 ^•!T^1«T n. acceptance of money. 
 ^^Tf^"^ & °'^f?r ni- lord of wealth (Kubera). 
 ^"iflW^ ni. treasurer, E. of Kubera. 
 t^iT^n"^ a. earning money. 
 ^•TTf^Pl, a. greedy for money. 
 >;rfiT«R a. rich; m. a rich man, creditor, a 
 
 man's name; *f. ^ a (good or young) 
 
 woman.* 
 ^^^ = Vf^^ a. & m. 
 
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 VTWt^T 
 
 iVf^^ (superl.) very quick. 
 
 2^f^^ (superl.) very rich; f. "^ sgl. & pi. 
 
 E. of lunar mansion. 
 l^wf m. bow. 
 2"^i'5f & V«t f. sandbank, sandy shore, island 
 
 (fig. of a cloud). 
 \i|g"fT a. running, swift. 
 ^^TT<^ f. bow-end. 
 
 ^if^f , °^Tf , & *>^Tff 'l^ ni. bowman, archer. 
 ^"if^f^ f. bow-string. 
 ^^"t^ n.= V^^ q.v. 
 V^^"?;; & *>\jTfT'l^ ^- bearing a bow; m. 
 
 archer. 
 V'J^Tfl^ a. & m. == prec. 
 
 VJ^^fS & Vg^T f- the bow (cone, as f.). 
 ^•rf^"?!! f , °%^ '"• st;ience of archery. 
 ^•TIlJfT n- ^ hundred bows' length. 
 ^^ (_o) = yg^. 
 
 V*T^\I U^ "• sgl. bow and arrow. 
 
 ^«fc%7^ & °'Efr?|^ m. bow-maker. 
 
 \:f»f%TfZ oi' ^Z^ f' bow-end. 
 
 \:|«TTqTflJJ a. bow in hand; m. archer. 
 
 ^^•Ii^«tT a. having a bow ; m. = prec. m. 
 
 \i«T^ n« bow or a bow's length (a cert, 
 measure). 
 
 ^^^ m. lord of treasure, rich man or= seq. 
 
 ^%''5T! ^' E. of Kubera, a man's name. 
 
 'VjJ^''^'^ n. the dominion of wealth. 
 
 "^^f^^ a. craving money; m. creditor. 
 
 ^%T^'^'^ n^- expense of money. 
 
 ^"^TCq*^ m. the (burning) wish for treasures. 
 
 ^t^f a. having or bringing wealth, wealthy, 
 opulent; rich in, full of ( — <>); auspicious, 
 fortunate. 
 
 ^•SfrJT f- fortune, bliss. 
 
 \i^, yi^l7\ (<>%) run, speed (intr. & tr.) ; 
 swing or bend (the bow). — '^^> "^•f, & 
 ^firrun towards or near. TTrun (asunder), 
 dissolve, perish. ^I^n;^ M. run near or to- 
 gether with (instr.). 
 
 ^^^ (adj. — o) bow; m. N. of a man. 
 
 ^^■^c^^ a. shaking the ground. 
 
 ^^^^ n. a fortress protected by a desert. 
 
 1^7^«^^ n. bow (later mostly — o). 
 
 2\ifP^?^^ n. m. dry land, desert, shore. 
 
 \i|^nffX! *"• N- of ^ cert, mythol. being, E. 
 of the Sun, in 1. 1. the physician of the 
 gods, 
 
 ^Tcj^ a. being on dry land. 
 
 ^^T^if, f. ^ carrying a bow. 
 
 ^^if^N;^ & \^^jf%5|^ a. the same. 
 
 "V^^yHf f. bow-end. 
 
 ^ip^rt^ a. strong with the bow. 
 
 Vf^«l^ a. armed with a bow; m. an archer, 
 E. of Qiva, a man's name, 
 
 V^ (WT), ^Trf?I (0%), pp. vitrei & ^UHfT 
 blow^, exhale; kindle (fire by blowing), 
 melt (ore). — "^"if blow upon. "^XJ blow 
 off. '^fir blow at , terrify by blowing. 
 ^7 inflate, blow, sound, proclaim aloud; 
 P. be inflated or puffed up. "^tn" & ^iT"m 
 blow, sound. ^^' exhale, breathe out, 
 proclaim. "^11 blow at (ace). f^^&Tf^T 
 blow away. If blow forth, blow away i.e. 
 terrify by blowing, blow at (ace); M. 
 proclaim aloud. C. blow into (a conch- 
 shell), sound, f^ blow i.e. drive asunder, 
 scatter, disperse, destroy. ^Ii;^ blow or 
 melt together; proclaim aloud. 
 
 "KHT a. blowing, melting (— o). 
 
 ^iT'TWifT^^, ^'^ quake, tremble.* 
 
 \|iTiT a. blowing away, scaring (—«) ; n. the 
 melting (of ore). 
 
 \;(Tjfif f. piping; reed, pipe; tube or canal 
 of the human body, vessel, vein, nerve, etc. 
 
 \;(f77T^ m. the braided hair of a woman tied 
 round the head. 
 
 ^^ a. sucking, drinking (gen. or — <>). 
 
 ^X!i^- bearing, supporting, wearing, carrying, 
 keeping, preserving, knowing, owning, 
 possessing ( — «); m. a man's name; f. ^JT 
 the earth. 
 
 "MT^^ f. f^ bearing, holding; m. N. of a 
 serpent -demon, m. n. a cert, weight; f. 
 VT^^ the earth; n. holding, support, 
 bringing, procuring. 
 
 VTtW f- the earth (also personif.). 
 
 ^TfW^T a. holding or supporting the earth; 
 m. a mountain, E. of Visnu-Krsna. 
 
 VTft^t^ <^ °Wl ^' P"nce, king. 
 
 \^TWtVT a. & m.=\;rTtW^T- 
 
^TWt^ 
 
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 ^TW^Vfl^^ **W, & **^ ni- a mountain. 
 V^uTi ^l' I"- tr^6 (grown from the earth). 
 
 VTTVT a- & m.=\rrfwvT- 
 
 TinjN^, VTT^f^, & °g^^ m- prince, king. 
 
 ^^^^ m. a mountain (earth-holder). 
 
 VTTir^ a. sleeping on the (bare) earth. 
 
 Vf?^"^ f. female bearer, the earth. 
 
 ^jfft^l.ni- balance, weight; ^fi;^^"'!! a. sold 
 (measured) by the weight. 
 
 ^T^'l. m., only loc. *^fl!J' according to 
 custom or nature. 
 
 l^J^TH", f. ^ bearing, supporting, holding, 
 capacious, m. bearer, supporter; n. support, 
 basis, foundation; receptacle (also f.). 
 
 2^'^TJJ m. a sucking calf. 
 
 ^T^ a. = seq. a. 
 
 ^xfr^ a. strong, firm, powerful ; n. bearing, 
 keeping. 
 
 lelfriT m. keeper. 
 
 \jfff m. bearer, supporter, preserver. 
 
 V^ n. hold, support. 
 
 ^5$ m. statute, established order, custom, 
 practice; law, right, justice (o. personif.); 
 good works, merit, virtue; nature, char- 
 acter, quality, mark, attribute; E. of 
 Yama & Prajapati. — Instr. Vf^TIf accord- 
 ing to law or virtue ; VT f^rfl abiding 
 by the law, virtuous. — Abstr. ©rfTf f., 
 "t^t n. 
 
 ^^WcfT^^ m.the breastplate of righteousness.* 
 
 "tJ^cni+iT^ m. pi. virtue, pleasure, and wealth ; 
 °^f^«^ m. matrimony (lit. union of virtue, 
 pleasure, & wealth). 
 
 \|^c9fiiT^T f. (only instr.) love or sense of 
 duty. 
 
 ^^^1^ & **cR^ n. an act of duty. 
 ^^%T'ir m. the treasury of law or duties. 
 \l^fsR^T f. = \a^T^. 
 >if^%^ n. = ^^^ q.v. 
 
 \nf^ a- immoral, unlawful (lit. destroying 
 law). 
 
 ^^T^^^ a. having an eye or a sense for 
 
 what is right. 
 V^f^T^ "•' **^^^ f- observance of the law, 
 
 doing one's duty, virtuousniss. 
 
 V#^fT1 a. virtuous (cf. prec); f. ©Tlf^ 
 
 a (virtuous) wife. 
 \^^^ a. begot or produced by a sense of 
 
 duty ; m. patron, of Yudhisthira. 
 ^^^"^•1 a. living by (the fulfilment of) 
 
 pious works. 
 ^^"^ a. knowing the law or one's duty; 
 
 abstr. OfTT f. = seq. 
 ^^^T^ n. knowledge of the law or one's 
 
 duty. 
 ■V^cTT^fl^ a<iv- according to the true nature 
 
 of law. 
 "^^fl^ adv. according to law or rule, rightly, 
 
 justly, from a virtuous motive. Al80 = abl. 
 
 of VW. 
 V^^tI m. a man's name. 
 ^^^TT ^' P^' ^ lawful wife. 
 
 V^S^W o). the god of justice. 
 
 \if^^f(^ a. observing the law. 
 
 ^^"iai^a. whose banner is virtue, also= seq,; 
 m. a man's name. 
 
 ^ir^^f^«l^ a. hypocritical. 
 
 l\ij?i«f^ m. bearer, supporter. 
 
 2\if?T«[^ n. support, foundation; law, order, 
 custom, manner, modality; arrangement, 
 direction; right conduct, duty; nature, 
 quality, characteristic (esp. — ®). — \i#Jl5JT 
 & ^i^fif^ according to rule or nature; 
 V^^'^fr^'^ ("''^ural) order or succession. 
 
 ^'Tf*!^ a. grounded on or devoted to virtue. 
 
 ^i^rfTf ™« the lord of order and law. 
 
 V'R^e^ f* a lawful wife. 
 
 V^^T & **'QTT^W a. holding law or virtue 
 above all, righteous, virtuous. 
 
 "^^m^eR m. reciter or teacher of the law. 
 
 V^tr^ m. lawful son i.e. a son begot from 
 a sense of duty, also a pupil; *E. of Yu- 
 dhisthira.* 
 
 ^^lTf?^"^^cR m. counterfeit of virtue. 
 
 \if4"R\irT«T a. devoted to duty (lit. having d. 
 as chief object). 
 
 "^^TTT^"^ m. interpreter of the law. 
 
 ^^^^ ra- boat of virtue (fig. of a son). 
 
 "M^I^T^" a. having a virtuous mind, virtuous. 
 
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 fVilW 
 
 ■y^Hf'T^ f- a female having the right of a 
 sister; a sister in the faith. 
 
 lij^*TTfT«l^ 3' possessed of virtue, virtuous. 
 
 V^f^^eR m. a mendicant from a sense of 
 virtue. 
 
 \j;i§^:f;f|^ a. maintaining the law, just. 
 
 V^^^ ^- consisting of law or virtue. 
 
 Vi^HT^ n). the path of law or virtue. 
 
 'yf'ifT'^r^ a. virtuous, pious, just. 
 
 >iIl|T^ff & °Xf7{ a. delighting in virtue, virt- 
 uous. 
 
 \;r^^T^^, o^rr^, & ^'TT^'l "1- '^^"g of justice, 
 E. of Yama & Yudhisthira. 
 
 \J^"^f^ a, delighting in or devoted to virtue. 
 
 "Vil?f%m »!• neglect of duty. 
 
 "vi^^nT^ a. righteous, just. 
 
 ^^f^5 a.='^lftr- 
 
 V^f^f^ m- theory of law. 
 
 ■y^^^ a. rich in virtue, no. a man's name. 
 
 ^^T^*f & °irT^ n. a law-hook. 
 
 ^"Rll^^ 3' of a virtuous disposition or char- 
 acter, religious, pious. 
 
 ^^"^f^ f. a correct knowledge of law. 
 
 "^T{^^"^ a. legal, lawful. 
 
 '^^^^rf^cTT f« a code or collection of laws. 
 
 \iJ^^T^"q m. store of good works.* 
 
 'tifif'RffT f- sense of duty. 
 
 ^^^'T'^ET m. a lawful obligation. 
 
 \J5R^ a. promoting order or justice. 
 
 VT^"^ n. a manual on law and custom. 
 
 V^^^«T n. performance of duties. 
 
 \J^"^ m. a judge (lit. abiding in the law). 
 
 ^^^ ^ftl*^ a. having justice as one's own 
 nature or character; w. ^TJ^frT n). Yama. 
 
 \:I^^«tT, f. of^rft transgressing (lit. killing) 
 law or justice. 
 
 "^^^if^ f- neglect of duty. 
 
 "^^T^T n.pl. formula or confession of faith.' 
 
 \J^7^|"^ m, teacher of law. 
 
 "^^iftspT ni. transgression of law or duty. 
 
 "VifTiTcJrriT f- abstr. to seq. 
 
 V'ncJJl'l^ n. of a virtuous disposition, pious- 
 minded, just, virtuous. 
 
 \ar^l\ini| m. du. right and wrong; o"^ a. 
 knowing r. & w. 
 
 ^^ifVoRTW n. administration of the laws; 
 
 m. judge, magistrate. 
 \i?^Tf^eRTWWT^n' court of justice (v.prec). 
 
 V^Tf^^T^fW^, ^^Tfr^, & o|ifT ni. judge. 
 
 ^^Tf>ir¥T«I n. court of justice. 
 
 ^ij^'n^r^ m. overseer of justice, superior 
 judge. 
 
 ^^T'gcRTf^'!^ a. striving after justice, having 
 a sense for what is right. 
 
 ^iJiR'Tg^T'f n- performance of duty. 
 
 ^T{Tf*I^c|if5j)^T f. the performance of a re- 
 ligious ablution. 
 
 ^♦iTT^ "• a sacred grove; N. of a wood 
 & a town. 
 
 \^^ll§ m. du. virtue and wealth; <»^J^ adv. 
 for a pious purpose. 
 
 ^^Tf^^^Ji; adv. according (lit. not opposed) 
 to law or duty. 
 
 >ini|f%f^cTT f' respect for the law, sense of 
 duty.* 
 
 V^T^«R ni. the Acoka of justice (E. of 
 king A.). 
 
 \:f^Tf%Tr! a. just, virtuous. 
 
 \if^7^«T n. throne of justice, seat of the judge. 
 
 VfiSflT f., °^ n. abstr. to seq. 
 
 VfiS't. a. knowing or observing the law, 
 virtuous, just; having the right, duty, 
 manners or characteristics of (— ®). 
 
 '^f^B' (superl.) perfectly virtuous, just, or 
 lawful ; abstr. Offf f. 
 
 \T^^^, "ViR^, & °^T m. king of justice, E. 
 of Yama. 
 
 TifTIT^ a. wishing to gain merit. 
 
 V^^^TTToR a. unlawful (lit. killing the law). 
 
 V^T'^T"^ "1 1 ^'^^•fT f- instruction in law. 
 
 V^l^TT f- a kind of comparison (rh.). 
 
 \lji( a. lawful, legal, customary, just, right- 
 eous; endowed with qualities (ph.), suit- 
 able or corresponding to (gen.). 
 
 \T^^^rf n. the nectar of right or faith. 
 
 \^-^ a. attacking, assailing (—<>). 
 
 \ip|l5f n., "^T f- attack, assault, offence, vio- 
 lation. 
 
 Vjff?^ a. = \ir^^ 
 
 f\m ,\^-^% run, flow. -"^^flow down, descend. 
 
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 IV^ ni' N. of a plant. 
 
 2VW ™« iTian, husband, master, lord. 
 
 >^^'5f (t*. ^T & t) white; abstr. o^fj f., o^ n. 
 
 V^^f'TfT ^' ^- ^f ^ mountain. 
 
 \^^^f^ , o^qfTT make white, illumine. 
 
 \ij^^7'?J' , o"?grf^ become or shine white. 
 
 \;f^f^^^ m. whiteness, white colour. 
 
 VT^fT^ or Off^ a. to be fanned. 
 
 Vf^"^ n. fan, brush. 
 
 Vf^^RC (compar.) running, hastening. 
 
 PP- fl'?T (q-v.) & f^cT (only - o) put, set, 
 lay; put upon, bring to, direct towards 
 (loc. or dat.), fix (esp. the mind) upon, 
 think of (loc. or dat.); resolve, determine 
 to (dat, loc, ace. w.Tffff, or infin.); estab- 
 lish, constitute, appoint (2 ace); create, 
 produce, cause, do, make; hold, keep, 
 wear, bear, maintain; M. take to one's 
 self, receive, obtain, get, win, conceive 
 (^n); w.^T^5R;&^il^ enjoy, delight 
 in (loc. or dat.); assume, incur, show, 
 betray (M. & A.). C. ^T^^f?I (only — ©). 
 D- f^iV^f^T, 0% wish to give; M. wish 
 to win or get, w. "^T^^T?^ bid defiance 
 (gen.); f\ic^f?T wish to put or place 
 upon (loc). — "^f^r A. set upon (esp. the 
 fire); bestow on (dat. or loc), grant, 
 impart; M. acquire, get, exhibit, '^•f put 
 on additionally; induce to (dat.). '^jg un- 
 fold, exhibit. ^«ff"5 A. M. put into (loc.) 
 or between, separate, exclude; hide, con- 
 ceal, cover; A. receive or contain within; 
 keep from (abl.), withhold; P. be covered 
 or hidden, disappear, "^q A. take or drive 
 away, ^ftf or fxj put in (loc) ; offer or 
 present to (dat.), bestow on (loc.) ; cover, 
 shut up, hide, conceal; P. be hidden, be- 
 come invisible, disappear in (loc). '^f^ 
 put on or to, surround or cover with 
 (insir.), give up to (dat.), deliver; practice, 
 apply, commit; name, designate; tell 
 (2 ace); P. be called. TTWf^ draw back, 
 reabsorb; answer, consent. "^^ put down 
 or in, immerse (in water), shut up or enclose 
 in (loc); be immersed in (loc), be at- 
 
 tentive. C. cause to be laid in. c^;^ put 
 asunder, place between, separate, interrupt ; 
 P. be separated or interrupted. "^ put 
 on (esp. wood on the fire), lay, set, place 
 in or on, direct towards, fix upon (loc. 
 or dat,), lay down, deposit; impart, grant, 
 bestow, offer (dat., loc, or gen. of pers.), 
 bring to (dat.), employ at (loc) ; produce, 
 cause, effect; M. seize, take, receive, con- 
 ceive (^pfj^), appropriate to one's self. 
 ^(?IT place above, extol. ^^T place upon. 
 '^Sr^l put on (esp. wood), i.e. set up or 
 kindle (the fire). "^^T the same. ^XfJ put 
 on, place upon (loc); M. seize, take. 
 fif^T take out or away. Xf^ lay about, 
 surround. ^J P- be divided, be separated 
 from (abl.); be uncomfortable or ill. 
 ^^f?n put on (wood), set up or kindle 
 (fire); lay, set, place on or in (loc), turn 
 or fix (the eyes or mind) upon (loc), collect 
 or concentrate the mind (i '^TWT'T'l^) ; 
 impose, adjust, apply; unite, keep to- 
 gether, reconcile, restore, settle, arrange, 
 cause, produce. M. put on (a garment), 
 conceive (of women), accept, appropriate 
 to one's self, manifest, betray, devote one's 
 self entirely to (ace); establish, state, 
 concede, agree. '^xj:^i7T='^^T + put a 
 thing in its place. TTft^TT adjust (the 
 arrow), put in order, restore, ^^shut up, 
 erect ; cast away, expose. "^^Xf put on or 
 in, w. "^^if^rR^ under; put on the fire, 
 put (the horse) to the yoke, put to mind 
 (^f^); lie down upon (ace), (g.) precede 
 immediately (only P.); commit to (dat.), 
 impart, teach; add, join; use, employ. 
 f?T"'(^ set aside, remove, drive back, over- 
 whelm; hide, conceal. M. be hidden from 
 (abl.), vanish, disappear, fif lay down, 
 take off, put, set, place in or on (loc. ± 
 "^•fl"^ or "^ f?!^ — o), put before one (dat.), 
 turn (the eyes) to (loc), set the mind i.e. 
 resolve upon (dat.); deposit, keep, guard; 
 appoint, commit, entrust; keep down, 
 suppress, remove, finish. With f?Ji'?JT'C 
 take pains with (loc); w. ^%T or "^f^Z 
 
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 it^Tg 
 
 bury; w. ^TT^ esteem highly; w. ^if- 
 t% or %'^f reflect, ponder; w. TT^T ^T- 
 "ftr consent (lit. put oiind to mind). C. 
 cause to deposit or to put in (loc). "^- 
 fVf^ lay upon, hestow, impart. "^Xlf^ 
 put aside, remove, drive away. '^firf'T 
 lay on, impose; approach, touch. "^Xftif 
 place near, put before (dat.); lay down, 
 bury (a treasure); deposit, commit, entrust 
 (loc); bring about, effect. Trftf lay down, 
 prostrate (the body); put on or in (loc); 
 touch, approach with (instr.), turn or fix 
 (eyes or mind) on (loc); be intent upon 
 or attentive to (ace); stretch forth, send 
 out (esp. spies, ±^'?^T*l), explore, search; 
 find out to be (2 ace) nfTffif put instead, 
 substitute; order, command, f^fif lay 
 apart, distribute, take off or down; put 
 in, fix on, appoint to (loc). ^fif lay 
 down (together) in or at (loc ); place near 
 or aside; keep, preserve, heap up, collect; 
 M appoint, assign; w. "^fS^FC fix on (loc), 
 w. 1^^5R[^ concentrate, collect; M. P. be 
 near or present. C. bring near, fetch. 
 f^^ find out. "qf^ A. M. lay or set 
 around, put on, don (±^T^^elc.); sur- 
 round, clothe, dress; A. conclude the rec- 
 itation (r.). C. cause to put on (2 ace), 
 surround or clothe with (instr.). f^trfi;^ 
 change, esp. clothes (± ^T^RC)- ""^T^ ^' 
 (A.) put before, place in front or at the 
 head, prefer, choose, be intent on or eager 
 for (ace); appoint (esp. to priestly 
 functions); commit, entrust to (dat. or 
 gen.). IT present, offer; set forward, send 
 out (spies). "JifTf put instead, replace; 
 adjust (the arrow), take aim; put to the 
 lips, set the foot upon (loc), stride out; 
 present, offer, restore; M. commence, 
 begin, "f^ distribute, divide ; impart, pro- 
 cure, grant; appoint, arrange, settle; 
 destine, design; exhibit, show , betray; 
 find out, produce, found, form, cause, 
 effect, make (in various mgs & w. various 
 nouns = IqR q.v.); make, render (2 ace); 
 lay, place, put, fix in or on (loc); set 
 
 forward or send out (spies). D. (f^(^f?f, 
 Oflf) wish to impart, fix, settle, find out, 
 procure, make or render (2 ace); intend 
 or purpose i.g. "^^f^" M. appoint or reg- 
 ulate (in due order) ; cause or effect 
 (after another), bring about, perform; P. be 
 regulated according to, i.e. obey, follow 
 (ace. or gen.). ■RfTff^ arrange, prepare, 
 make ready ; counteract , take measures 
 against (loc). ^f^ M. dispose, arrange; 
 settle, direct, order, appoint; hold up, 
 carry on, manage, employ, use; make or 
 render (2 ace ). ^fl^ put together, connect, 
 compose, unite; close, collect (lit. & fig.); 
 repair, restore; lay down, put in or on 
 (loc, esp. I['^^±V«ff^5 iilso absol. = 
 aim, shoot); impart, grant, bestow (to- 
 gether) on (loc); M. bring together, unite; 
 make peace or agree with (instr., r. ace); 
 stand out against (ace), rival, vie. P. be 
 united with = get possessed of (instr.); 
 be held or contained in (loc). ^«f;i5pp[ add, 
 connect; follow (lit.* & fig.), observe, 
 explore, ascertain. "^fiT'ET^ snap at (loc), 
 unite or join, esp. the arrow with the 
 bow (instr.); bring about, beget; aim at 
 (dat. or loc), purpose, intend (ace or 
 dat.); call to mind, ponder; consent, 
 agree about (ace); win over, take in, 
 cheat, deceive. '^SnW^ ^^^d , increase; 
 join or connect with (instr.); aim at, 
 keep in view; cheat, deceive. irf^^J^ put 
 together (again), readjust; M. put on (esp. 
 the arrow on the bow), restore, return. — 
 Cf. ^cSTTft fT, Wff ff, ^MffT, ^ftiff rf, 
 
 ff <T, ^m^l^, ^Tflff, fff^ff rr, f^- 
 
 ffcT, f^ffff, ^^ffcT, ^TffrT, ^flfT, 
 
 2\rf a. & f. putting, placing, etc. (— o). 
 S^iTT, ^^f^, pp. Vtci suck, drink, imbibe. 
 
 C. \^lXf^% suckle, nourish. — "^q C. M. 
 
 = S. C. f^^ suck out. 
 \ifX^ f. assault, attack. 
 If^TcT ni. layer, part of a whole, ingredient. 
 
2^X5 
 
 252 
 
 esp. element or elementary matter (ph.), 
 mineral, metal, ore ; a verbal root (as the 
 primary elements of the earth and the 
 language). 
 
 2\iTrr a fi<^ to be sucked or sipped; f. a milch 
 cow. 
 
 ^^f^'^TT f- metallurgy. 
 
 VTgm'3 m- list of verbal roots. 
 
 VT^HtIT f- abstr. to seq. 
 
 ^rl^wfT a. rich in minerals or metals. 
 
 VT^fl"^, f- V nietallic, also = prec. 
 
 >^M«il<^ ni. metallurgy, mineralogy. 
 
 \JT^^Tf^^ m. metallurgist, assayer. 
 
 ^TTrr^f^ f., **^Tn^ m. titles of works. 
 
 ^Trf m. bearer, supporter, preserver, author, 
 creator; in 1. 1. N. of sev. gods etc., E. of 
 Brahman, also = Fate,Destiny (person.). - 
 f. ^JT"^ nurse, mother, the earth. 
 
 ^nf"^ a. relating to Dhatr. 
 
 ^^f^TSRT & ^"^^ f. foster-sister. 
 
 ^ilT^TcR'^ m. a mine. 
 
 \fT«T a. holding, containing; n. & f. f; re- 
 ceptacle, seat. 
 
 \nf*fcR m. a cert, coin; n. coriander. 
 
 VT'TT f- pl- grains of corn; poss. o^ifT . 
 
 ^T"5^ a. having a bow; m. archer. 
 
 \H'[^ a. consisting or made of grain or corn; 
 n. sgl. & pl. corn i.g., p. o^ifT f . 
 
 \JT^^ (adj. — o)=:prec. n.; n. coriander. 
 
 ^T^cRH s. granary. 
 
 c^ 
 
 "^"RHi^ m. corn-floor. 
 "yiT^^TT "'• a stealer of grain. 
 VT^BT^ m. a giver of grain. 
 VT5?IV«T n. corn and wealth. 
 ^l^^^cfi n. the five sorts of corn. 
 \JT5Z?^^ a. consisting of grain. 
 VT'^lf^^ a. mixing or adulterating corn. 
 ^T^^T^rf^ adv. like corn. 
 *VT^T^ m. a grain of corn. 
 VT«?fl^ a. eating corn. 
 ^T«?fT>l "I- price of corn. 
 VT^ m. N. of an Asura prince. 
 \rr^«T a. situated in a desert, 
 VT^ m. a kind of superhuman beings. 
 ^T^«|^ n. seat, home, residence, realm (of 
 the gods); wont or favourite place, thing, 
 
 or person; inmates, family, troop, host 
 (alsopl.); law,rule; custom, rite, manner; 
 strength, power, majesty, splendour (also 
 pl.); N. of a Rishi. 
 
 VTT^nT a. powerful, strong. 
 
 ^T"^ m. layer. 
 
 ^sTT^T^ a. nourishing, refreshing; n. (only 
 dat. as inf.) sucking, drinking; feeding, 
 supporting; refreshment, enjoyment, satis- 
 faction. 
 
 l^il^ a. liberal, generous. 
 
 2^T^ a. thirsty. 
 
 VT^T f- additional verse (r.). 
 
 I'tfTTj f- fC holding, bearing; (debtor*). 
 
 2t^TT "1- n- (only o— & — o), VTTT f- stream, 
 jet, gush, flood. 
 
 ^TT«fi ^- bearing, holding. 
 
 ^TT«RT f- vulva. 
 
 ^TTTJT, f- f^ holding, bearing, maintaining 
 (gen. or — o). — f. "^ wearing, keeping, 
 retaining, maintenance, assistance; re- 
 membrance, memory; abstraction of mind, 
 fixed attention (ph.); precept, rule (j.). 
 n- "^TTW holding, supporting, wearing, 
 keeping (esp. in the memory); bearing, 
 suffering; abstraction or concentration (of 
 the mind). 
 
 ^TW^ a. holding, bearing, consisting of 
 (— o) ; m. debtor. 
 
 VTT^?T a. clear as water. 
 
 ^TT^^f^ a. supporting sages. 
 
 VlT^f^'^fn a. supporting creatures. 
 
 ^T^f^^^ ^- to be borne or held. 
 
 "^Ti;f^fT n). bearer, holder. 
 
 "^TT'5 a- flowing, dropping. 
 
 i\:rm V. 2\^TT- 
 
 2VTTT f- edge, blade (p. o^nTj; margin, 
 circumference (esp. of a wheel); contin- 
 uous line or series. 
 
 "^TTT^T "1- liail (sprout of water). 
 \» 
 
 WT'^T^'^C ™- cloud (water-bearer). 
 ^TTTfV'^ a. having reached the highest 
 
 point (lit. the edge). 
 ^KTf^^rr & ^TTTmcT (pl) m. shower (lit. 
 
 downfall) of rain. 
 
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 fViB(Tir 
 
 ■^TTT^*^ "• water-machine, fountain. 
 
 ^iTTTT^T ^- sending showers of rain. 
 
 tfTTT^"^ m. n. torrent of rain. 
 
 ^"^^pg n. a flood of tears. 
 
 ^TTT^^TrT & ^TT^T m. downfall or 
 shower of rain. 
 
 \infT ^- holding, bearing ( — o). 
 
 l^inf^T^ a. holding, bearing, wearing, pos- 
 sessing, keeping (also in one's memory), 
 retaining, supporting, observing, f. ©T^^ 
 the earth, a woman's name. 
 
 2TirTfT/C. ^- streaming. 
 
 \rr^ a. sucking, 
 
 ■^TffTT'5? f- t^ belonging to or descending 
 from Dhrtarastra. 
 
 VTO f- "1^ relating to justice or Dharma. 
 
 ^TMcfi, f- t^ righteous, lawful, just, virtuous, 
 pious (abstr. OffTf-, °^ "•)? °'- ^ j^^gg^^r.* 
 
 IVT^ a. to be held, borne, worn, kept, 
 turned, fixed, retained, upheld, supported, 
 observed; n. clothing. 
 2^1"^ n. water. 
 "Vrr^ n. boldness, audacity. 
 l\i|T\, ^^fTf («%) run, stream, pour, ride, 
 swim, glide; hasten, rush, run after or 
 against (ace). C. "^T^^fTf cause to run, 
 impel; ride or drive (w. instr. of the 
 vehicle); jump, dance. — ^f?f run over 
 or past (ace), "^[wf run after, through, 
 towards, against (ace); succour, assist 
 (ace). "^JXf run away, depart (from a 
 previous statement), prevaricate (j.). "^fq 
 run into (ace), "^ftr run towards or 
 against, attack or succour (ace). '^'S( run 
 or drop down from (abl.). ^ run or flow 
 towards (loe), come near, return; run 
 against(acc.). ^^XJrun near, approach, hasten 
 towards, resort to (ace); M. run, glide, f^f^ 
 stream or spring forth, run out, escape 
 from (abl.). "qf7[ run or flow about or 
 through (^^ir^T5F(; go hunting), run near 
 or after (ace). If run forth or away, 
 hasten, rush on, resort to (ace), penetrate. 
 Hfrf run back ; rush against, assail (ace). 
 f% run away or through, be scattered or 
 lost in (loe). "^•ff^ run after in different 
 
 directions. ^TR; run together, rush against,, 
 assail (ace). 
 
 2\irr^^, VT^frr, «>%, pp. VTcT (q-v.) rinse, 
 wash, cleanse, purify; M. also refl. C. 
 ^Tc|'«4fH wash. — "^ knead, press out, 
 cleanse (esp. the Soma-stems). fif M. rub 
 or anoint one's self; rub one's self against 
 i.e. cling to (loe). T( rub off, C. wash. 
 f^ wash or cleanse off. ^fj(^ M. run or 
 wash one's self. — Cf. 'pTVTfT, ftVTrf. 
 
 y^^ a. & s. washing, cleansing. 
 
 iTsfT^oR a. running. 
 
 2^irT^^ a. washing; m. washer. 
 
 S^T^cR m. N. of a poet. 
 
 ll^T^if n. running, galloping; onset, assault. 
 
 2t\in'cr«f (adj. — o & n.) rubbing. 
 
 "Vn^^ n. the white colour. 
 
 >irrf^ff !"• runner, courser. 
 
 \q7f^^ a. running or washing ( — o). 
 
 l^tftr f« seat, home. 
 
 2\:fTftf "!• milk-beverage; drink or nourish- 
 ment i.g. 
 
 VT^ a. desirous of drinking or of eating. 
 
 l"Rjr» fV^Tfi! nourish, refresh, gladden. 
 
 2ffV wi. receptacle (only — ®). 
 
 fV(^^ (excl. of sorrow & displeasure) alas! 
 shame! fie! (w. nom., voe, gen., or ace). 
 
 fVfj^^, w fV^,. IT f^^^ (± ^i¥3R:), 
 
 f T fT tV^, & f f T ftr^ the same ; also 
 f^l^ (w. gen. or ace). With oR re- 
 proach, mock, despise. 
 
 fVlElT ™-5 fV^ff n- reproach, censure. 
 
 t^Tl^T^ m. reprimand, reproof. 
 
 f^J^TJf m. a cert, mixed caste. 
 
 f%rcfT^«t^ a. rich in gifts, bounteous. 
 
 fV^ a. wishing to deceive. 
 
 fV^f^'cT a. exciting or cherishing devotion. 
 
 f^T^T & f^^Tg" a. devout, pious. 
 
 f^f^T^g a. rich in devotion. 
 
 fV^^W a. intelligent, wise; m. E. of Brhas- 
 pati. — f. "^T a cert, Soma-vessel, also fig. 
 = the Soma-juice&its effects; intelligence, 
 wisdom, knowledge, a woman's name; 
 du. the two worlds (lit, bowls), i.e. heaven 
 and earth; pl^ heaven, earth, and air. 
 
fW^TM 
 
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 ftr"qfl!3 , only t%R^nT attentive, devout. 
 
 f%f^T (instr. adv.) readily. 
 
 ify^^ a spiritual, transcendental, holy, 
 devout, pious. — m. (f. "^ & n.) a heap of 
 earth , forming a sort of inferior or side- 
 altar; n. meteor (also f.); place, abode, 
 region, star, asterism. 
 
 2fv^^ a. placed upon the earth -altar (v. 
 prec); m. (± ^gjjf^) such a fire. 
 
 f^ftfT V. ^ftlftTT. 
 
 2vtf. thought, idea, notion, intention, opinion, 
 
 intelligence, wisdom, art; devotion, prayer, 
 
 (often personif.). 
 iJtn a. thought of, reflected on ; n. thought, 
 
 idea. 
 *VtflT f- daughter. 
 "tJtfH f. thought, idea, reflection, perception, 
 
 devotion, prayer (o. personif.) ; intelligence, 
 
 skill (pi.), intention, design. 
 ^4^ifr^ a. intelligent, skilful, wise. 
 l^S^T, (f. ^fl" & V^TT) intelligent, skilful, 
 
 clever, wise; abstr. OfTTt f-, *'(«T n.f 
 2^-^ a. firm, steady, grave, deep (sound); 
 
 insisting on (—<>), constant, persevering, 
 
 resolute, courageous; o— & n. adv.; 
 
 abstr. Of(T f., o^ n. 
 S'"^"^ n. saffron. 
 
 "t^T^^rn^ a. strong-minded, resolute. 
 VtT^ '^- devout, pious, 
 Vl"?;TniTnT a. grave and calm. 
 ^THT"^ rn. firmness, constancy. 
 ^T^T^ a. strong-minded, courageous. 
 
 2\3f1"^ n. intelligence, wisdom. 
 \;i^^^ a. clever. 
 
 \I^^ifT^ a. intelligent; devout, pious. 
 ^^T (f- t) & **^ ™- a fisher. 
 
 ^ , ^^, only w. ^r»t S. & C. ^^^frl 
 
 kindle. 
 ^^T f. a cert. bird. 
 
 t^^^O °^f^ ^"^^' ^^'- ^ ^'ush on. 
 ^^, ^f%^nT^, & ^"^fTf a. boisterous, tem- 
 pestuous, wild ; m. N. of a demon. 
 Vf'fWrf a. wont to rave or roar. 
 
 ^•g m. N. of an Asura; ^WTX ^- the slayer 
 of D., i.e. Kuvalayaijva. 
 
 ^[^ f, (m.) yoke or pole (of a carriage, esp. 
 its fore -part); fig. load, burden; top, 
 highest place, place of honour. 
 
 \h^ m., f. ^ load, burden ; peg on the axle- 
 tree (only m.); pole (only f.). 
 
 "^■^tTT^ a. bearing the yoke or burden (I.&f.), 
 patient; m. foreman, leader. 
 
 \[1^7 (instr. adv.) violently. 
 
 "^^ a. fit to be yoked or harnessed, draught-; 
 being at the top of( — o^; eminent, highest, 
 best. — m. beast for draught; chief, fore- 
 man; n. fore-part of the pole. 
 
 ^^lti«T n. seat of honour. 
 
 ^if^"^ m. thorn-apple. 
 
 V^ffT, ^^TfrT, Vift%), pp. Vrir & ^ 
 
 shake, toss, agitate; shake ofi a thing 
 from (2 ace), cast away, remove; fan, 
 kindle (fire); intr. struggle, resist. I. %T- 
 ^^f7T&^TV^% shake violently, flourish, 
 swing, fan; intr. move to and fro, totter, 
 rush on. — "^-q shake off. ^rf*f shake, 
 fan. "^^ shake or throw down, shake off 
 from (abl.) upon (loc), reject; move to 
 and fro, toss. ^^ shake off, reject, re- 
 nounce. -^ & ^ J shake, toss, stir. "^ 
 rouse up, stir, lift, swing, fan, kindle, 
 move, excite ; throw off, reject. ^7T? shake 
 up, raise, stir, toss, f^^ shake out or 
 off, drive away, remove, expel; swing, 
 brandish, fsffif^ shake off, drive asunder, 
 reject; move to and fro, toss. IT move 
 onward (tr.), blow away or out. I. shake 
 or blow out (the beard). f% shake, toss, 
 swing (M. also refl.), fan, kindle, drive 
 asunder or away, remove, destroy; M. 
 shake off (1 or 2 ace), give up, renounce. 
 W^ shake towards i.e. bestow on (dat.); 
 M. raff up together. _Cf. ^^^cT, ^TVff, 
 
 V^ m. N. of a plant. 
 VrTT f. daughter.'- 
 
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 "^f^T 111- shaker, agitator; f. = seq. 
 
 V«!»f n. shaking, stirring. 
 
 "^ »f"?I , °"?I"n!, ® cT shake, move, toss. — "^^ & 
 
 ^tj (m. sgl. & pi.) incense, perfume ; smoke, 
 
 vapour. 
 "y^cR ni. perfume or perfumer. 
 yxi^ n. incensing, fumigation. 
 ^^ , ytl^fTf, pp. "^f^fT besmoke, fumigate, 
 
 perfume, incense. — "^ST^, '^, ^% If = S. 
 
 V^TJf , °^f?f smoke, fume, fumigate. 
 
 \ifq (m. pi.) cert, winds bringing rain. 
 
 ^ftp^;^ a. perfuming. 
 
 "^^ (m. sgl. & pi.) smoke, vapour, incense. 
 
 ^^oR (adj. — o) & \ffj{mi f. the same. 
 ©^ »v °^ 
 
 y^ofiffwf m. fire (lit. = seq. a.). 
 
 Vfcfiff a. whose sign is smoke, marked by 
 smoke; m. fire or a comet, E. of Agni or 
 the sun, N. of a Yaksa. 
 
 "^^^^ m. E. of Rahu. 
 
 'Vif^^'^lf m. fire (whose flag is smoke). 
 
 V^XJ^ m. sacrifice (lit. path of smoke). 
 
 '^fl^TfT ni- sgl- & pl- rising smoke. 
 
 VTT'^, f. '1;^ consisting of smoke or vapour. 
 
 \iT^'^ , only P. >i[i?(% be obscured by smoke 
 or vapour, be eclipsed or darkenend. 
 
 VT^^tT a. smoking, steaming; abstr. o^"^ n. 
 
 Vir^(^ n.z="yrRTI^. 
 
 ^'iftr'^T ^- ^ column of smoke. 
 
 \:iHT^, f. X dim -eyed. 
 
 V^T«T^«^ m. a compact cloud of smoke. 
 
 ^if'IT^^, ®^f7f, ^"^ smoke, steam. 
 
 Vf*i«T a. smoking, steaming. 
 
 "^^ISi^ *"• ^h® rising of smoke. 
 
 V'TT^'n; m. = prec. 
 
 V'^TT f- thick smoke, a cloud of smoke. 
 
 y^ a. smoke-coloured, grey, dark-red; dim, 
 ®^ . 
 
 obscured (lit. & ng.). 
 
 ^"g'^ , o^jf^ colour grey. 
 
 '^igr^xj a. grey-coloured. 
 
 \il^T^ a. grey-eyed. 
 
 \^t^iT«T, »^- dark colour, obscurity. 
 
 V^TfT a. standing at the head, being the first 
 
 or best of ( — <>). 
 '^^f^ & **f^«ll ^' E. of Rudra-Qiva. 
 
 ■^ff a. shrewd, sly, cunning; m. rogue, cheat; 
 
 abstr. oj^j f.^ o^ n. 
 ^rfcR a. & m. = prec. 
 vS^fT'fT n. pi. roguish tricks. 
 
 \nl^<fci & ^if^T^^ n. T. of comedies. 
 
 \s|ffif f. injury, harm. 
 
 \if^ , 'Vi^TfT injure, damage. 
 
 \ir^«i;^ n. bending, damaging. 
 
 "^i^T^ m. cattle for draught. 
 
 ^"cfe" m. leader (of a carriage). 
 
 f^^W (**^Tlf) a. bearing the yoke. 
 
 V^«T n. covering with dust. 
 
 ^l^''5[ , pp. "Vf^^Trl covered with dust. — Cf. 
 
 \jf^ or V^ f- dust, powder, farina, 
 y^^"^, f. V covered with dust. 
 y^T; a. dust-coloured, grey, 
 ^^fT'fT a. made grey, greyish. 
 ^^T'^'l ^- g^'^y colour. 
 
 v^(^TflT, *>^), pp- ^^ (q.v.); C. mT^TT, 
 
 0^ = 8. hold, bear, carry on, keep down, 
 suppress, keep back i.e. own to (dat. or 
 gen.); withstand, resist; uphold, maintain, 
 preserve, support, wear, use, possess; 
 turn the mind or set the heart on (loc. 
 or dat.), be determined to (infin.). With 
 TpI?^ become or be pregnant; w. ^TS^i^ 
 or TTTT^ inflict punishment on (loc); w. 
 9rcr5R; observe a vow; w. "^J (°f^) o^ 
 f^T^T (°f%) honour highly; w. g^f^T 
 weigh, measure; ± ^^^ bear in mind, 
 remember; ±^T(4<MH' "^1^11:, ^"O" 
 ^jqi;, etc. live on, survive. P. ftf^ (°fcT) 
 be held, borne, etc., mostly = A. intr. 
 1. ^^M & ^T^f<t bold fast; establish, 
 fix. — "^f^iT bring upon, carry over to, 
 communicate (loc). "^f^ maintain, uphold, 
 withstand. ^?r^ settle, establish, state, 
 assume as certain , consider as (2 ace or 
 ace & nom. w.f;ffr); learn, hear, understand, 
 perceive, observe, ponder. "^T uphold, 
 preserve, keep (esp. in the memory), put 
 on or to (loc). P.'^TftT^'^be (contained) 
 in (loc). "^^ draw out, elevate, raise, 
 further. ^^ maintain, support, ^tlbear. 
 
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 support, take for, consider as (2 ace); 
 learn, hear, perceive, observe, think over. 
 fif lay down in, bring to (loc); appoint, 
 render (2 ace). f%^ take out, set off, 
 ascertain, decide. U keep in mind, think over, 
 ponder; w. ^^T^^ set the mind on (dat.), 
 determine; w. ^T^Tj; = S. ^Vf commit, 
 entrust to (dat.) ; w. "^f%^ & loc. = prec. 
 w. ^iTH & ^^^'1 ^'T«T^T=S. ; make up 
 the mind, resolve, settle, f^ hold, bear; 
 keep asunder, separate, distribute, arrange; 
 keep from (abl.), withhold, suppress; 
 support, preserve, guard; w. Tfl^ set 
 the mind upon (loc). ^?(^ keep together, 
 bear, support, maintain; keep in mind, 
 remember; keep back, withhold, resist; 
 hold, wear, possess; w. ^TT^ = prec. — 
 
 cf. f4^. 
 
 ^iK (only nom. sgl.) & yj^ a. holding, bear- 
 ing, supporting, having, possessing ( — o). 
 
 w|f a. held, borne, worn, kept, detained, 
 turned or fixed upon, ready for (loc. or 
 dat.), upheld, maintained, observed; exist- 
 ing, alive; o. o — holding, bearing, etc. 
 
 Vff^^ a. punishing or being punished (lit. 
 by or over whom the stick is carried). 
 
 '^fll["^HT^ a. bearing doubt or suspense. 
 
 ^TTVg^ m. carrying a bow; m. bowman, 
 archer. 
 
 Yfrf'T"^^ a. firmly resolute upon (dat.). 
 
 "^rfXT^ a. worn before. 
 
 Vff"WoI a. having descendants. 
 
 ^<^TT^ m. N. of an ancient king, the elder 
 brother of Pandu (pi. his sons). 
 
 "^rfWfT a- of fixed law or order, resolute, firm, 
 devoted, faithful ; N. of a serpent-demon etc. 
 
 ^^TI'T a- bearing up one's body, living 
 on, existing. 
 
 ^^cR^ a. firmly resolute upon (loc). 
 
 VrTT(JI«l^ a. firm-minded, constant. 
 
 VfTf f. holding fast, firmness, solidity, con- 
 stancy, resolution; satisfaction, content- 
 ment. — \^ ^ hold fast or be satisfied ; 
 o^t^^ set the mind on (loc). 
 
 VfTf^^^cT a. armed with constancy or reso- 
 lution. 
 
 \:rf7|tixq n. the flower of content or happiness ; 
 oxq ^^ be satisfied or blessed. 
 
 VfH^«rr a. steadfast, constant, firm; satis- 
 fied, content. 
 
 VRll"^ a. robbing fortitude, agitating. 
 
 yp, y^jl7\, \>^ffr, pp. ^f^ & ^ q.v. 
 be bold, dare or venture to (inf.), defy 
 (ace). C. "^^^rfTT, PP- "^fifrT attack, in- 
 jure, violate; M. overwhelm. — "^Xf over- 
 whelm, conquer, "^fir S. & C. the same. 
 "^ venture against, attack. C. injure, 
 offend. U venture against, assail, injure, 
 harass. C. the same + violate (a woman), 
 destroy, lay waste. ^If C. assail, defy. 
 TjfTT hold out against, withstand. f<^ C. 
 venture against, injure, harass, also = seq. 
 ^J^ C. violate (a woman), destroy. — 
 Cf. ^TY^ & ^^'^s- 
 
 V^f^ a. a hero. 
 
 ViEjf^«|^ a. bold, corageous. 
 
 V^«ff^ a. bold, daring, courageous (alsO' 
 ^TTf & ^^TW); "• ^^ & ^"str. 
 ^^fTT adv. 
 
 Vf^ft a. bold, courageous, brave. 
 
 ^■g a. bold, audacious; abstr. »rnt f-j °^t "• 
 
 "OT^cRfT m. a man's name. 
 
 a. s» 
 
 VS^"*^ m. N. of a prince. 
 
 ^irfgf a. bold, daring; m, a pair of tongs 
 
 (also du.); a man's name; f. boldness, 
 
 courage. 
 "^irxiJT a. bold, courageous, valiant, strong, 
 
 firm, n. adv. — Abstr. o^f n. 
 '^int!T''m (instr. adv.) = prec. n. adv. 
 "^ir^^W a. carrying a strong weapon or 
 
 leading a valiant army. 
 V '^*9 1^^ a. having powerful strength. 
 \Rr a. assailable. 
 V^ f- milch cow or milk. 
 ^g a. milching; f. = prec., fig. the earth. 
 ^"5*^1 f- milch cow, female animal i.g. 
 V^^ffnT^ a. containing milk, nourishing^ 
 ^ir^«T^^ m. milch cow and bull. 
 ^■^ (superl.) giving most. 
 1^(^ n. wisdom, prudence. 
 
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 ^^^^ 
 
 2V^ n. firmness, constancy, courage, calmness, 
 gravity (also Offt f.), P- "^•fT^. 
 
 ^^^"^ a. relating to a fisherman. 
 
 ^T^fW ^^ ®W^ f- ^" uninterrupted series. 
 
 y^J7{ a. washed, clean, polished, bright; n. 
 & f. ^ washing. 
 
 *>jfTrI«hiyi|^ n- bleached silk. 
 
 \in"f?l f« sp^i"g» brook. 
 
 \if7TZJ" & "VifT^ ni. patron, names. 
 
 ^T^^ a. standing at the head of; ra.^seq. 
 
 ^TT^^ m. beast of burden, horse. 
 
 ^T^Z, f- i^ relating to Qiva. 
 
 ^77^ n. deceit, fraud; (o^ deceitful*). 
 
 ^Tcf^ a- to be blown or kindled. 
 
 l"^iltTcT ^- blower, smelter. 
 
 2>:fnH n. melting (only ^iJTTrtfT)- 
 
 \JTT»f n. blowing, puffing, swelling. 
 
 IWT, ^VSlfl\ (*>%, ^Tf^), pp. ^TfT think 
 of (ace), reflect, meditate, ponder (db^wf^j 
 I or of^ etc.). D. f^vn^. — ^g = S. 4 
 
 I regret, remember. ^iT«r muse, ponder. 
 
 h ^"q think ill of (ace), bewitch by evil 
 
 thoughts, "^fi? set the mind on (ace. or 
 loc); intend, wish, desire; take for (2 ace); 
 absol. meditate, ponder. "^^ despise, curse. 
 fif perceive, notice; also = D.firf^^l^ 
 be thoughtful or attentive, fif^ ponder 
 on, think over, consider (regard, contem- 
 plate, observe closely or intently*). Tf 
 meditate upon, reflect, consider, find out. 
 ^1^ reflect, ponder. 
 
 2*^7 f- thinking, meditation. 
 
 "^Tfl«^ a. to be thought of. 
 
 "^Trf m. thinker, abstr. ©^ n. 
 
 "^Xf n- thought, reflection, (religious) medi- 
 tation ; p. o^iff^ & ^Tf'I'i;. 
 
 WT^'fT<^T & WT^^T a. lost in thought. 
 
 >2rT«T"'^Z^ s. the drum of meditation (fig.).* 
 
 "STT'f'^n^ m. the practice of meditation. 
 
 '^T'Tf^rT a. sunk in meditation. 
 
 ■'SfTf^^R a. based upon meditation. 
 
 "^T^ n. a kind of fragrant grass. 
 
 "^Tf^l^ a. lost in meditation, quite intent 
 ^'- on or devoted to ( — «). 
 
 ^^a.=wrcf^. 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit- English Dictionary. 
 
 "^^^ , \lt^f?f sweep , glide (of the wind, 
 
 birds, etc.). 
 "^W^ n. gliding or sweeping course. 
 ■VrwtT'fr^ a. gliding, sweeping. 
 
 2lJrT^ f- pi- the action or power of gliding. 
 ^T^ m. who glides. 
 
 ^Tf^ (wf^) f. = iir^ra:. 
 
 ^f?r f. seduction. 
 
 ■^iT^ a. steady, firm, constant, certain, safe; 
 
 n.adv. — m. the polar star, a man's name; 
 
 f. ^T the largest of the three sacrificial, 
 
 ladles. 
 W^"Nfi:, ^^f^ftr, & Y[^^^ a. firmly fixed 
 
 solid. 
 lil^^^tfr a. moving what is firm. 
 "VT^^^ a. resting on firm ground. 
 
 ^"^ff%f% m. N. of a physician. 
 
 \» |»^ 
 '^'^^ (dat. inf.) to stop or rest. 
 
 \( . 
 ^jf^ a. resting firmly. 
 
 j §T^ a. being in the ladle called Dhruva. 
 
 ^"fpEf n. fixedness, constancy. 
 
 ^^, M^f^, *»%, pp. ^^ (q.v.) sink down, 
 fall to dust, perish (also P. '^^%); be 
 gone (only imper.). C. "^^^"Rt, pp. ■^- 
 f^cT strew, fell, destroy, violate (a woman). 
 "^^^fTf spatter, sparkle. — '^XI be gone 
 (only imper.). "^^ M. be scattered or dis- 
 persed, fif C. ("^^^fTf) scatter, destroy. 
 f^f^ be gone (only imper.). IT M. flow 
 away, subside (water); fall to dust, perish. 
 f^ M. (A.) be scattered, crumble down. 
 C. (®"^^^f?T) crush, waste, destroy. — 
 Cf. ^tf^^, ^T^^, ^3tn^, ^fr^^^^* 
 
 "%5i^ m. decay, ruin, fall. 
 
 "^^cfi a. destroying, ruining ( — «). 
 
 ^^RiTfTI. a. the same. 
 
 ■^^pif a. & n. the same. 
 
 "%^f%«|^ a. decaying, perishing; destroying, 
 ruining. 
 
 "^^ m. (n.) banner, standard, flag, sign of 
 any trade, mark, emblem, symbol, char- 
 acteristic; the ornament of ( — o). 
 
 "^^^XJ'2' m. banner (-cloth), standard. 
 
 '^^f^PErfg' f. flag-staff^. 
 
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"«r^^«fr 
 
 258 
 
 ^^e(«Tl a- adorned with flags, having a 
 mark or sign ; m. standard-bearer or vend- 
 or of spirituous liquors. 
 
 M^ I ^ f! a. robbed at the standard, i.e. won 
 on the battlefield. 
 
 "^^f^PI^ a. & m.=:'?.^"gr^ifr^. 
 
 l"?^, pp. "^Tnt (q-v.); C. veil, cover. 
 
 2tl>^, -hSf^fh, pp. 't^TT (q.v.) sound ; C. 
 "ti^'^TfTf or "^i^wiqUr cause to sound. — 
 ^f^ & TT = S. — Cf. ^TT^T^. 
 
 VfiT m. a cert. wind. 
 
 "l^if^ n. sounding; hinting at, allusion (rh.). 
 
 "^f^ m. sound, noise, roar, thunder; hint, 
 figure of speech. 
 
 "«rf^ a. sounded; n. sgl. & pi. sound, noise, 
 thunder. 
 
 ^i^tl^ f. a kind of female demons. 
 
 "Hp^T f. bending, causing to fall. 
 
 ^^ v. ^64^. 
 
 '^^«|;^ m. N. of a king. 
 
 ■%^^"f«T m. sprinkler (cloud). 
 
 "^cf^ffirf m. N. of a man. 
 
 "^ftfT ^- scattered, covered. 
 
 ^^^ a. fallen, decayed, perished, destroyed, 
 
 vanished; bestrewn, covered with (instr. 
 
 or — o). 
 ■^^f^ f. cessation, destruction. 
 "^^[•^ m. pollution, obscuration. 
 "^"J^^nT a. polluted, obscured. 
 ■^^ a. decayed, withered, faded; falling off, 
 
 withdrawing from (gen.). 
 ^TW 11^' a crow. 
 
 "%cfTif m. hum, murmur, sound, noise. 
 l"l^ifr a. dark; n. darkness. 
 2"%^T«ff m. a cert, wind. 
 ^, "hSf^fri bend, cause to fall, ruin. 
 
 1«T pron. stem, of 1^* pers. du. & pi. 
 
 2«i' (indecl.) not (also <>— =2^), nor, neither 
 (±^, ^, ^ft, ^ft, ^T, ^^ ^T); no 
 (absol.); lest (w. opt.); like, as (only in 
 a. 1.). In the negat. mgs often followed 
 by T[^ & ^^. Two negations in the same 
 sentence generally form an emphatic affir- 
 mation. - Cf. ^^, %^, g, ifff , ^j. 
 
 ^^ V. 1 & 2if»^. 
 
 ^^ m. getting, acquisition. 
 
 rf'sjeR a. perishing. 
 
 •joR (nom.) night.. 
 
 •fcRTT^ n. the sound n or the negation wf. 
 
 •ff^i^wf a. having nothing, quite poor. 
 
 ■'if^'^^ n. nothing. 
 
 •rfcR^ (ind.) none, nobody, also = seq. 
 
 •fcfi^J^ (ind.) not, not at all, never. 
 
 «f^^ m. the ichneumon (f. |^) ; E. of Qiva, 
 N. of a Pandava etc. 
 
 iffp n. night, ace. by night. 
 
 *^W«R m- rag, wiper. 
 
 •TW^T ^' walking about at night (also °^- 
 f?^); m. a night -animal or nocturnal 
 demon (f. f^. 
 
 ^ii; (only instr. pi. "ifwfH^) night. 
 
 •IWf^^ n sgl. night and day; ace. adv. by 
 night and day. 
 
 ^W^T (instr. sgl.) by night. 
 
 •rfW f- night. 
 
 •fWT'^'Q^ f- du. night and dawn. 
 
 •f^ m. crocodile or alligator. 
 
 ^'^^^ ^t?f, o% get at, obtain. — ^f^= S. 
 "^^ overtake, xyf^ get round. If come 
 near. 
 
 if^"^ n. a star or constellation (sgl. also coll.) ; 
 esp. a lunar mansion (27, later 28; o. personif. 
 as the daughters of Daksa and wives of 
 the moon). 
 
 •T^"^^^ m. star-gazer. 
 
 •f^'^ifX^ m. the moOn. 
 
 •T'^'^TT^ f. garland i.e. group of stars or 
 of the lunar mansions; a necklace con- 
 taining 27 pearls. 
 
 t«r^"^TT^ni- the king of the stars, the moon. 
 
 'T'^'^%T«R m. pi. the worlds of the stars. 
 
 •T'^'^ftf^T f- knowledge of the stars, astron- 
 omy. 
 
 •f^t^^ a. belonging or relating to the stars. 
 
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 '^ 
 
 •l^^^T*! »• slaying the approaching. 
 
 f wfT^ a. to be approached. 
 
 «fl^ m. n. (adj. — o f. ^ nail (of finger or 
 
 toe), claw, 
 •if^^f^i^ a. biting the nails. 
 *fl§^^if n. nail-cutting. 
 wf^^tf^ n. nail-mark, scratch. 
 "ifl^"^ a. shaped like a claw ; n. such a knife 
 
 or dagger, also=rifT^. 
 •T^f^f^T ™- scratcher (kind of bird). 
 •T^T^ n. nail-point. 
 •r^T^Trf ni' hurt or injury by the nails. 
 
 •T^T«Tf^ adv. nail against nail (of a hard 
 
 fight). 
 iT^T^V a. having nails or claws as weapons; 
 
 m. a claw-footed animal, abstr. o^q" n. 
 •ff^«^ a. having nails or claws ; m. = prec. m. 
 «f^ m. mountain ; tree, plant i.g. 
 •ffT^ f- N. of a river. 
 •flf'T^'n f' mountain-river. 
 ^l\X "• ("^0' t^ f- town, city. 
 •1'l\'Ilf^^ a. going or leading to the town. 
 •T^'^^fiT m. pi. towns-folk. 
 •TTT'^f' n. the deity of a town, adv. o^c^. 
 ^IT^T n- city-gate. 
 •ITTT^T f- government of a town. 
 •TTTTf^'l^ "'• civic guard, watchman of a 
 
 town. 
 •T^l^^^ ra. eldest of a town, alderman. 
 'TT'^"^ a. dwelling in a town. 
 •fFTTf^"^ & otrfif m- lord of a town. 
 •f7ri;;T'Ur^ & m\lff^w[^ m. the same. 
 •f^Tt"^ a. belonging to a city. 
 
 •f^TT^T«rf n. neighbourhood of a town. 
 
 •I'ftTcfi^ m. townsman, citizen. 
 
 •RT^IW "• food given by the lord of a town. 
 
 •fl^'fr a. rich in trees. 
 
 •T'R'^ II- mountain-top. 
 
 «f^T''?1T f- mountain-river. 
 
 •1*1 "5^, •f^ni' ^ •nr^T ^- king of mountains, 
 
 the Himalaya, Kailasa, etc. 
 •I'JrT'^T "• naountain-rift. 
 •T^ a. naked, bare; m. a naked mendicant, 
 
 f. "^T a naked i.e. wanton woman, also = 
 seq. f. 
 
 •f^«R (f- •lf^l«RT) a- naked, wanton; m. = 
 prec. m., f. a girl before puberty (allowed 
 to go naked). 
 
 •T^TcTT f-? •T^coT n. nakedness, nudity. 
 
 •f^^ na. yeast, ferment. 
 
 Hi'Jl w. ^ make a person naked i.e. a men- 
 dicant. 
 
 •rf^^cT & ^tf^%f!^ m. N. of a man. 
 
 •ff^"^ a. not long (time); n. not long, for a 
 short time (also oeRf^f^ ). Instr., abl., & 
 dat. shortly, soon. 
 
 •fZ, "TZf?! dance, play. C. •fTE'^fTf perform, 
 represent (d.).-*^^ play a trick (w. gen.). 
 
 •fZ & °«R "1-7 •f^ f- a dancer or mime (also 
 as a caste). 
 
 •fZcTT f- the state of a dancer or actor. 
 
 •f^if n. dance, pantomime. 
 
 •TZ"'ft^ n. impers. it must be danced. 
 
 «f^ or if^o m. a species of reed. 
 
 vfN^cf) n. the hollow of a bone. 
 
 if^^T^, f- f;^ consisting of reeds. 
 
 «T^^ n., o^ f. reed-bed. 
 
 •frt a. bent, curved, rounded; bowing before 
 (gen. or ace); sunk, depressed; cerebral- 
 ized (g.). 
 
 •nr^J f. having arched brows or bending the 
 brows, frowning. 
 
 •fTf-^f^ (compar.) not at all, by no means. 
 
 'frTT^T f. a beautiful (lit. round -limbed) 
 woman. 
 
 •rTfT f- bending, stooping, humility; the 
 change of a dental letter into a cerebral (g.). 
 
 ^, ■5^^f^(°%) sound, roar, cry, hum (± ^iT?^:, 
 ^^1^ etc.). C. ^^^f?f or ^T^fil, °%, 
 pp. TTf^fT (q-v.) make resound. I. "ifT- 
 •T^fTf (3. pi.) sound violently, howl, neigh. - 
 ■gSflT & ^f*r sound towards (ace); C. (also 
 ^«f) make resound, fill with noise. "^ 
 & ^5 sound, howl, roar, cry. "^q C. 
 make resound, fif sound, cry out, shriek ; 
 C. = prec. C. IT (W^f^) begin to cry or 
 roar. lTf?f sound back, answer with a cry 
 or howl. f% sound, cry, roar (± T;^^, 
 ^ijl^^, etc.), also = C. make resound, fill 
 
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 with noise. ^I^ sound, roar, cry out. 
 C. = prec. C, abs. cry aloud. 
 
 wT^ m. roarer, bellower, neigber, esp. bull, 
 stallion, etc; also reed, rush, sedge; river, 
 stream, f. ^T^ flowing water, river; a 
 kind of fem. themes in ^ or ^ (g.). 
 
 •f^^ m. sounding, roaring. 
 
 OT wi<J^xrf7f m. the lord of the rivers (cone, 
 as males & females), i.e. the ocean. 
 
 ^^f^H^ m. the same. 
 
 "f^f^^fiK ^- sounding, humming. 
 
 •f^^ m. noise, sound. 
 
 •1^4«?T^ a. sounding, thundering. 
 
 •T^l^TT m. the ocean (lord of the streams). 
 
 •T^T!T^ ^- tbe same. 
 
 •ffy m. crier, caller. 
 
 w[^ V. •f^. 
 
 •T^^l a. river-born, m. E. of Bhisma; living 
 
 near a river (horses). 
 T^^Z m*, °fftT "• the bank of a river. 
 •T^«T m. the ocean (also personif.). 
 •I^«T^ m- pi. & n. sgl. the rivers (conceived 
 
 as males & females). 
 
 ^^^^ & ^tjfci m.= ^^i:t^. 
 
 •I^^T ^- t^^ flood of a river. 
 •i^TlT^ n. the mouth of a river. 
 
 •T^l'AH a- familiar with rivers; i.g. clever, 
 
 skilful, versed in (loc). 
 •T^^fffTT ™' ^^^ crossing of a river. 
 "if^l^ a. invisible. 
 «f^ a. tied, bound on, attached to, covered 
 
 or inlaid with ( — o) ; n. band, knot. 
 •rflT f. tying, binding. 
 •I«h" f- mother (fam. expression). 
 •fwri*""? f- the husband's sister, 
 ififadv. not, by no means, never; also interr. 
 
 = nonne, or affirm. (±^)=: certainly, I 
 
 suppose, I dare say etc.); w. an imperat. 
 
 = pray, do, just. 
 •firT a. (g.) bending, changing (a nasal into 
 
 a cerebral). 
 «P^ a. to be bent. 
 «I«^, «i[»^f?f (°rl) rejoice, be satisfied with 
 
 (instr., r. abl.). C. •f«^''ETf?| gladden. — 
 
 ^f^ please; be pleased with, delight in 
 
 (ace), greet, take leave of (ace), accept, 
 approve; w. "if reject, decline. Tf^rfH 
 greet (in return). ^fTTf)? congratulate, 
 "^rejoice; C. gladden, make happy, bless. 
 Hf^ greet joyfully or in return, bid fare- 
 well (ace), speak kindly or humbly to 
 (ace); accept, approve; w. "if decline, 
 refuse. C. gladden, make happy. 
 
 •t^ m. joy, happiness, a son (as the chief 
 object of joy); E. of Krsna, N. of a cow- 
 herd (K.'s foster-father) etc.; f. "^T a 
 woman's name, "n^ a cert, tree, a kind 
 of musical instrument, E. of Durga. 
 
 »f«^cfia. delighting in ( — <>); m. N. of Krsna s 
 sword, a serpent-demon, etc. 
 
 «f«^»f a. gladdening, making happy; m. son, 
 descendant of ( — <>) , N. of sev. myth, 
 beings & of a minister; f. ^J daughter; 
 n. gladdening, joy, bliss, N. of Indra's 
 grove. 
 
 •f^if^^, •I'^^, & ^•^T^T^ in- Nanda's 
 son, i.e. Krsna. 
 
 "•T^^f^wf n. the grove Nandana. 
 
 •ifirf m. the Joyful, E. of Visnu, Qiva & one 
 of his attendants; f. joy, happiness, a 
 woman's name. 
 
 •ifn^oRT ^- causing joy to (gen.); m. son 
 of (-0). 
 
 'ff^^TT ni. N. of a village. 
 
 •ifni^T^ m. sound of joy. 
 
 •ff^^^ m. a man's name. 
 
 •iprfi^ a. delighting in or gladdening, m. son 
 of ( — o); E. of Qiva, a man's name, 
 f. oif^ daughter, E. of Durga etc. , N. of 
 a myth. cow. 
 
 iff^^^if a. increasing the happinesof (gen.); 
 m. E. of Qiva, a man's name. 
 
 ^^^, "f^^, & ^^\^T 03. E. of giva. 
 
 •T^^ m. eunuch (lit. not a man). 
 
 vfT^^fof) m. n. neither male nor female, i.e. a 
 eunuch or hermaphrodite; n. a word in 
 the neuter gender, the neuter gender. 
 
 (•^f^) '^ •Tl^ f- daughter or grand-daughter. 
 
 •I'JT m. descendant, son, (esp. & in 1. 1. only) 
 grandson; f. wT"^ grand-daughter. 
 
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 ^m^ 
 
 •f^ , •f*T% burst (tr. & intr.). C. tear open, 
 
 rend asunder. — '^^ C. = S. C. If burst, 
 
 split (intr.). 
 w[^ m. a man's name. 
 "if^il m., o«T f. spring, river. 
 "^Vf^ a. breaking forth, penetrating (lit. & fig.). 
 «T*I'^X^ a. moving in the sky ; m. a god or 
 
 Vidyadhara (f. ^). 
 •fi^lf^Tcl^ u. reaching to the sky. 
 vf):^;^ n. mist, vapour, clouds, atmosphere, 
 
 sky; a cert, month in the rainy season 
 
 (*m.); du. heaven and earth. 
 «f^^ m. a man's name. 
 
 •TH^^ »• the celestial vault, cope of heaven. 
 «T^^<R^ adv. down from heaven. 
 •T*?*^^ a. misty, vaporous. 
 vf^*^ a. the same; m. a cert, month in the 
 
 rainy season. 
 «|^fc(«ri a. misty, cloudy; m. wind. 
 •f^*.^^ ni- inhabitant of heaven, a god. 
 •T^«f%*^ f. the celestial river (Ganga). 
 •f*r^'^^ n-, °W^ ^- canopy or vault of 
 
 heaven. 
 •f*Il^*i^ & ®'W^ a. touching the sky. 
 •T^fV?T a. not afraid, adv. o^c^. 
 •fi^T^X a. born in the clouds or mist. 
 •fifT^ a. driving the clouds. 
 •!^T^"^«?f n. the vault of heaven. 
 "THT^lf^ a. sky-born, E. of Qiva. 
 •THT^^ a. dark (lit. cloud-) coloured. 
 •f^Tlf^^ a. knowing the sky or dwelling 
 
 therein. 
 •THT^'^ f- the path of the sun. 
 lin^ a. misty, cloudy. 
 2«|r^ n. nave of a wheel, centre i.g. 
 •T^^ a. being in the nave of a wheel or in 
 
 the centre. 
 ^Til ^^TfTT, ^, pp. 'TcT (q.v.) bend, bow 
 
 (mostly intr.), yield or submit to (dat. or 
 
 gen., r. ace); aim at (gen.) with (instr.). 
 
 C. ^TT^fTT or (mostly — o) ^TW^rfiT 
 
 (•fT'^t^) cause to bend, curve; w. t| (Iff^ 
 
 or \|«i;[^ bend a bow ; cerebralize (g.). 
 
 I. •TWfi't^ bend (intr.), bow very low. — 
 
 ^UfTT hold aside. '^•I incline to (dat.). 
 
 ^"PT bow or incline to (dat.). nSf^ bend 
 
 down (intr.), bow ; C. the same (trans.), w. 
 ^^^T*C b®"^ the bow. "^ (intr.) bend, 
 stoop, bow before (ace); ir. bend down, 
 overthrow, subdue. C. = prec. tr., w. 
 ^5^ bend a bow. ^'^ rise, ascend (lit. 
 & fig.), alsoi=C. raise, lift, erect. ^7Tc[ 
 rise; C. = prec. C. "^^XJ come or repair 
 to, befall, occur, come into the mind (w. 
 ace, later also w. dat. or gen. of pers.), 
 approach or wait upon (ace.) with (instr.). 
 C. bring near, offer or present to (gen.). 
 fif bend (tr. & intr.), bow to (ace), 
 humble one's self, submit, "qf^ (intr.) bend 
 aside, stoop; change, develop, ripen, fade, 
 be accomplished. C. ripen, bring to an 
 end, pass (time). If bend or bow before 
 (dat., gen., loe, or ace). C. bow (tr.); 
 make a person (ace) bend before (dat.). 
 "^f^T^T bend or bow before (dat. or ace), 
 lTf?T incline towards (ace), f^ bow, bend 
 (intr.) ; C. the same trans. ^?^ bow, bend, 
 humble one's self, submit to (dat., gen., 
 or ace); M. yield or conform one's self 
 to, obey (dat.); make straight or right, 
 arrange, prepare (A.M.). C. bend down, 
 make sink, change, arrange, prepare, 
 accomplish. — Cf. ^Xf^im, ^»g^rT (add.), 
 ^^^rT, ^T'TcT, ^3?r<+, ^W, f^T^ff, 
 iTftWfT, IT^rT, FT^Trr. f^^cT, ^^7{ 
 
 •f?r m. abode, pasture-ground. 
 
 •f^^f^ f. (expression of) homage. 
 
 «f?T«T a. ( — o) & n. bending. 
 
 t'TTt^^ a. =prec. a. 
 
 iJr^Ri^ n. bow, obeisance, adoration, homage 
 w. cR pay homage, revere, worship (dat. 
 loe, or ace). 
 
 •W^TT^ a. doing homage, worshipping. 
 
 •f^WTT ^' exclamation of itTr^, worship, 
 adoration. 
 
 •fi?"^n"^ a. to be adored or worshipped. 
 
 ^TTT^fTT & ^T^f^W f. = ^iT^TT- 
 
 •fT^^, ^iT^ftf (**%) do homage , worship, 
 bless (ace). — ^r^=S. 
 
 •T^T'^BT a. to be worshipped, venerable; re- 
 spectful, humble* 
 
'T^^T 
 
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 •T^^T f- worship, homage. 
 
 iflT^ a. bowing, worshipping. 
 
 "if^^iff a. the same; inspiring veneration. 
 
 •fwf^ m. N. of a demon. 
 
 OT-f^^l^ m. the slayer of Namuci (Indra). 
 
 «T^T"^W a. honoured by adoration. 
 
 if^7H\i a. increasing or furthering adoration. 
 
 ifl^ a. bowing, bent, curved, humble; abstr. 
 o7f[f f., o^l n., the latter also = supple- 
 ness, nimbleness. 
 
 •fl^-^ a. bending down the face. 
 
 •f^ w. cR bend down, humiliate. 
 
 if^ m. leading (of an army), conduct, be- 
 haviour, way of life, policy, worldly or 
 political wisdom. 
 
 •T^^rf^^ & iT^^ a. skilled in policy, pru- 
 dent, wise. 
 
 •f^if m. a man's name; n. leading, conduct, 
 the eye as the leader (adj. — o f. ^T, r. \). 
 
 •f^W^TT^T ^- being within seeing distance. 
 
 •f^pff^^ n. tears (lit. eye-water). 
 
 •T^Jiftf^ m., otl^^ f. path or range of sight. 
 
 •f^SpT^fTf f. delight of the eyes, 
 
 •RT^IITV n- the same (lit. honey of the eyes).* 
 
 •f^«1c|«r! a. having eyes to see. 
 
 •f^wff^iq^ m. range of sight, horizon. 
 
 T^'Wf^^ n. = ^^lFfgj^. 
 
 •f'^'TT^^ n. corner of the eyes. 
 
 •T'^«TT^*T n. ointment for the eyes. 
 
 iRT'fTg & ^^%T^^ n.= »I^wfgf^. 
 
 •rEf^T^T^*-^ m. a tear-drop. 
 
 v^qcfirf a. prudent, wise, virtuous. 
 
 ^^rf%^ a.=:«T^%rf^^. 
 
 'T^^Tf^i: a.=:^^^«ff^. 
 
 •T'^njT^ n. the doctrine of policy. 
 
 'f'^^^ a. opp. to wi^^j^iTf^. 
 
 •rf^TrfoSj a. to be led or brought. 
 
 •rf%(^ (superl.) leading best. 
 
 •f^EJrf m. pi. a myriad. 
 
 •i"^ m. man, husband, hero; the primal man 
 or spirit (always connected with •TTTT^W) 5 
 person or personal ending (g.), 
 
 •f^IR or wT"^^ ni. (n.) the lower world, hell 
 (also personif.); m. N. of a demon killed 
 by Krs^a. 
 
 if-^cfif^c^ & ofrj m. E. of Krsna (cf. prec). 
 
 ^T^^ a. being in hell. 
 
 •fT^lW^ n. man's flesh. 
 
 •fT^X f., o^ n. humanity, human condition. 
 
 •TT^^nf m- a human tooth. 
 
 fT^> »i|T^, & otrfrr m. king, prince. 
 
 •IX^T '^' man-beast. 
 
 •TT"^^ ^- ki"85 prince. 
 
 wf7; ijj|cf m. the best (lit. bull) of men or 
 heroes. 
 
 «n^"^f% m. human sacrifice. 
 
 vf-^Tfj^ n. man's flesh. 
 
 in:^\^ m.="iTX^f% 
 
 •ITTT^ m. king (of men); abstr. «f^|!3tj n. 
 
 «i <^ <^ q a. formed like a man. 
 
 •fT%T«R m. the world of men, earth. 
 
 •fT^T^ a. carried or drawn by men ; m. E. 
 of Kubera, a man's name. 
 
 ^T^^jff^ a. = prec. a., w. "^yTT n. palankiii. 
 
 •T'?^^"?[^ m. a (man-)hero. 
 
 •Tl^^T"?? & **^T"f^ ni- man-tiger, an eminent 
 man or hero. 
 
 fTf^ n^- man-lion (a great hero or Visnu); 
 a man's name. 
 
 •^TWfr ^' ^' ^^ Visnu or a man's name. 
 
 •TlTT^ilH a. lowest of men, a wretch. 
 
 'TTTf^^ & *>trf?l m. king, prince. 
 
 •I'^'PIf m. man-eater, a Raksas. 
 
 •Tl^llt^ m. E. of Agni or Pusan. 
 
 ^TT^T m. = if'^^. 
 
 •rft'ST or ®¥T f- chattering, sport. 
 
 «rfX]^«TT & °"^«ff m. N. of a son of Manu 
 Vaivasvata. 
 
 •T^^ m. king, prince; abstr. OffT f-> **^ "• 
 
 ^"^^^TT^ m. the king's road, high way. 
 
 ^T^ & ^^^T m. = ^^^. 
 
 •TT^T ^' standing or serving as standing- 
 place for men. 
 
 •f^TTT^T a. the best of men. 
 
 •T<feR a. causing to dance; m. & f. t^ dancer. 
 
 wf^iT m. dancer; (f. '^J &) n. dance. 
 
 •T'iSf^'5 a. ='iT^oR; m. a dancing master. 
 
 •rfiScf a. danced or made to dance; n. danc- 
 ing. 
 
 •ffrifT^ n. the necessity to dance.* 
 
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 1^^ 
 
 ^^, "Tffif (0%), pp. "ff^cT bellow, roar, 
 scream, sound. — "^rf*? roar to (ace). 
 TffTT roar or scream against (ace); roar 
 after (food etc.). f^roar out, cry, thunder. 
 ^J^ roar. 
 
 •^^•T n. roaring, crying. 
 
 •ff^Tff n. the same, a cert, throw with the 
 
 dice. 
 
 — Jr 
 
 •HR !"• sport. 
 
 •I^fo a. causing sport, sporting ; f. "^1 N. of 
 
 a river. 
 •T^^ n. sport, jest; •flTT^'^ f^r sport. 
 •T^^fp a. jocular (lit. connected with a 
 
 joke). 
 ^^f^^ & o;p^ m.=^T^T^7^rf^^ q.v. 
 
 •f^lflR f- a facetious word. 
 
 •T^ a. manly, human, strong, capable, good 
 
 or agreeable to men. - — ra. man, person ; 
 
 n. manly deed or gift for men. 
 •i'^m^ a. doing manly deeds. 
 •i^ n>. a kind of reed-grass; N. of sev. kings 
 
 & my hoi. beings; f . t^ a kind of fragrant 
 
 substance. 
 •T^cR m. n. = iTg^; f. ^f^^T = prec. f., 
 
 quiver. 
 «fH«h<^T ^' '^' ^^ ^ ^^" ^^ Kubera. 
 •T^f'rfT "^' N- o^ Pradyota's elephant. 
 •T^T^ n. nard ; f. wf^^ N. of an Apsaras. 
 •rf^wf n. lotus flower; f. ^ lotus plant, 
 
 group, or pond. 
 
 ^f%^^, »f^^, & ^'ft^^ n. lotus leaf. 
 
 •jf^^tl'^ n. the same. 
 
 «T%r^"^ m- Nala's rise, T. of a poem. 
 
 •T%T^T^ I "I n. the Nala-episode. 
 
 •1"^ m. a cert, measure of distance. 
 
 l«fcf a. new, fresh, young; <> — adv. newly, 
 
 lately, just. 
 2«r^ m. sneezing, 
 l^^ofi a. = lwi^. 
 2«r^cfi a. consisting of nine; n. the number 
 
 nine. 
 •T"^oB^^ adv. nine times. 
 •Tcjj|f(^ a. bearing the first time. 
 •f^J^ a. ninefold, consisting of nine; m. a 
 
 mythol. family (cf. ^IX'^)- 
 
 •f^W, •T^T^, & «Nr^T<T a. recently born or 
 risen, young, fresh. 
 
 •icj<3c|TT ^- ^^^^ pains. 
 •f^ff a. the ninetieth. 
 •T^cIT f. novelty, freshness. 
 •fcffft f. ninety. 
 •T^fTTrT^ a. the ninetieth. 
 
 l^^t^ n.=^^fn- 
 
 2«f^fcf n. the number nine. 
 
 •f^^If a. the 19*^ or consisting of 19. 
 
 •T^^l|«l^ or «!^^^«^ a. nineteen. 
 
 1*!^1[TT ^- P^* ^^^ "^"^ gates (of the body). 
 
 2»f^l[TT ^- having nine gates; n. the body. 
 
 "if'^^IX adv. in nine parts or ways. 
 
 •t^^*^ or «fc|«|^ a. nine. 
 
 «f"^if n. praise. 
 
 •f^^ f., "il^^fr n fresh butter. 
 
 •N^^, fj t^ nine-footed. 
 
 •T'^tI", f. t; the ninth. 
 
 •T^^f^ofiT or oTTTf^ofiT f. Arabian jasmine. 
 
 •f^^^jcRT^ m. spring (time of the new clouds). 
 
 liTcf^^*! n. the first youth. 
 
 2«!^^^«T a. being in the first youth. 
 
 •f"^"^"^ m. a period or festival of nine days. 
 
 9f^'^ a. consisting of nine verses. 
 
 •f^'^V f. bride, newly-married woman. 
 
 •T^^ffi^ojJ a. nine years old. 
 
 •T^f^^ a. ninefold. 
 
 •f^^"^ n. the first fruits of the harvest; 
 
 o^f^ f. a sacrifice of them. 
 «f^^ f. (a cow) that has recently calved. 
 •T^T^T ^' consisting of nine syllables. 
 •f^T^ n. the first fruits; «f^TWf^ f. sacrifice 
 
 of the first fruits. 
 •ff%^ a. ignorant. 
 •ff^i^ a. consisting of nine. 
 •ff^fS f- eulogium, panegyric. 
 •ff^^(superl.) the newest, youngest; n. adv. 
 •T^ w. cR renew, revive; ©ij pass. 
 •T^if a. fresh, young. 
 if^^ a. = 1^^. 
 'W^'^RC (compar.) fresh, young, near; .i^- 
 
 IJTO; '^ **^T newly, just. 
 (•i%^ &) ^^^ a. knowing (w. gen.). 
 •T%T^ f- newly-married. 
 lijf^ a. = lit^. 
 
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 2?t^ or •fcjf a. to be sung or praised. 
 
 Tfc^ (f. ^^^) = ^<fiiiH, ; also n. as adv. 
 
 l^T^T^, 4^f7I (o^) &ir^f?T (o%), pp.^^ (q.v.) 
 be lost or missing, vanish, disappear, 
 wane, perish, fly, escape, be gone. C. "^J- 
 it^rfH (°^), PP- ^XflTfT n^ake disappear, 
 expel, destroy, violate, deflower; lose, 
 also from memory, i.e. forget. — "^xy be 
 gone. "^^ wane, disappear. fif^C. expel, 
 drive away. IT (W^f^) be lost, disappear, 
 run away. f^lT be lost, vanish, have no 
 effect or result. ^U disappear, cease. 
 "f^ be lost, vanish, perish, have no effect 
 or success; be deprived of (abl.). C. make 
 disappear, destroy, annihilate, kill. "^R^rf^ 
 disappear or perish after (ace). — Cf. 
 
 2^-^ (^^), "if^fTT, o% attain, get, meet 
 with(loc.); reach, befall. D. ^[if'^fTf q.v. - 
 ^^ come near, "^ff^, ^^, xrf^, jf, f^, 
 & ^J^ reach, attain. 
 
 •flfif n. disappearance, loss. 
 
 •f^T» f- t^ perishable. 
 
 •T^ a. lost, disappeared, invisible, fled, es- 
 caped (n. impers.), perished, damaged, de- 
 stroyed; deprived of, -less (abl. or » — ); 
 having lost a cause in court (j.). 
 
 •TS^fT^T a. senseless. 
 
 •!"Sr^¥ a. motionless. 
 
 «rS^^ a. invisible, unknown. 
 
 •f'S^'^ a. unconscious. 
 
 •TlS^f^f^ a. waterless. 
 
 TST^in. a. = «i^%cT^. 
 
 •fST^ a. impoverished. 
 
 •T"5T"5T^ a. fearless, n. adv. 
 
 •I^T^ a. lifeless, inaminate. 
 
 •ifE f. loss, ruin. 
 
 I'f^' T^% meet, encounter; copulate (man 
 and wife). — ^fj^ meet, join with (instr.). 
 
 2lT^ f. nose (only •r^j, "iff^, "Sf'^T^, "if^^, 
 & adj. — o). 
 
 3iT^ (end.) us, to us, or of us (ace, dat., 
 & gen. pi. of 1** pers. pron.). 
 
 ^^ (adj. — o) = 2ii^. 
 
 •f^^ ni. the septum of the nose. 
 
 •T^?=[^ (abl. adv.) from the nose or into the nose. 
 
 •f^^ f. a hole bored in the septum of the 
 nose. 
 
 «f^ a. being in the nose; f. "^ the string 
 through the nose of an animal (cf. prec); 
 n. a sternutatory. 
 
 •!^cfi^«j[^ n. the application of a sternutatory. 
 
 •f^Trt a. bound with a nose-string (cf. •T'^T); 
 m. such a bull. 
 
 wf^iff a. having a nose, nosed. 
 
 ^f» 'firfH (^ff?T), pp. ^^ (q.v.) tie, bind 
 on; M. put on, esp. armour, arm one's 
 self. C. •TTl'^rfTf cause to tie together. — 
 "^tf unbind, loosen, "^rfq or fq tie on, 
 fasten, bind under, cover, obstruct, ism 
 bind on, put over, cover. ^^STT bind on; 
 M. be stopped up. "^^ push off, remove; 
 break forth, rise from (abl.). '^"Cf tie up, 
 bind together. Xjf^tie round, gird, encircle. 
 ^^ tie together, bind over, fasten; gird, 
 clothe, arm (M. refl.); A. M. put on, make 
 ready or prepare to (inf.). — Cf. '^rPrTl', 
 ^T^^, ^^^, f^iT^, TrfWW, f^¥, 
 
 •ffT n. binding, tying round; bond, fetter, 
 
 bolt. 
 •rf^ (•T f^) adv. indeed not, by no means, 
 
 not at all. 
 •f^Tf m. race, lineage; m. N. of an ancient 
 
 king etc., E. of Krsna-Visnu. 
 •T^^ a. belonging to or descendent of Na- 
 
 husa, human i.g. 
 •f^^ m. race, lineage, tribe; neighbour, 
 
 comrade, friend. 
 ^T adv. not (=2«f). 
 "ifTeR m. celestial vault, heaven, sky (± f^^^) ; 
 
 adj. painless, sorrowless. 
 •TTcR^T a. moving in the sky. 
 •TTefiTnO" f- divine woman, Apsaras. 
 •fT^^frT m. a god (lord of the sky). 
 ^T«R"'?T# m. = prec. 
 «rr«R5^ n. cope of heaven. 
 •rr«R^5 '^- ^ §^*^ (dwelling in heaven). 
 
 ^Tf^'^ m. a god. 
 
 •TT'W'^ & •IT^f^eR (f. '1^) belonging to the 
 stars, sidereal. 
 
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 •n^r^nT 
 
 lifX'r in. serpent or serpent-demon; a cert. 
 
 wind in the body, elephant, a man's name. 
 
 f. •T'rft ^ serpent-maid or fem. elephant. 
 2«fT^ a. relating to serpents or elephants. 
 *»TT'Io|t^«RT f- a serpent-maid.* 
 •fl^^^TT ^- ^ serpent-prince. 
 •fT'T^'^T m.an elephant's tooth or tusk, ivory; 
 
 a peg to hang things on. 
 •TT'l^^ & °«n^ ni. serpent- king, a man's 
 
 name. 
 •fj^ifX^ifj & oxjf^ m. leader or king of the 
 
 serpents. 
 
 •TT^TRTfT f- the mother of the serpent-demons. 
 
 •TTIT'S'T f- seal showing a serpent.* 
 
 Wf 1 3| '^' a. born or bred in town, civic, urbane; 
 clever, cunning (abstr.Offjf.). - m. citizen; 
 n. dry ginger. 
 
 "ilT^ToR (f- °fT«RT) coming from or living in 
 town; m. citizen, chief of a town or police; 
 f- °f\^T a woman's name; n. = prec. n. 
 
 •TTTTT^f m. serpent-king. 
 
 •TTTTTW ni- the same, also king of the ele- 
 phants, i.e. a large elephant. 
 
 ^TTTT^Sf'l. m.= *rrTKT^^- 
 •IT^f^oR a. urbane, polite; ra. citizen. 
 «TTlfT!°R^f^ ^' town manners, politeness. 
 •TT^^T«R m. the world of the serpents. 
 ?!T^^^ & o^lfT f- female elephant. 
 •TTI^^rT a. consisting of elephants. 
 •TT^RTT^^ a. named after elephants; w. iTTT 
 
 "iTTT^^ ni- serpent-lake. 
 
 'TT'TT'T*^ n. the Joy of the Serpents, T. of 
 
 a play. 
 "^T^T^^ a. & n.==iTT^;^71^. 
 ■inTT^ a. surrounded by serpents. 
 
 ifTijfig; m. = trfT;iTTT^. 
 
 •rnnf^ & ®*f J m. N. of a grammarian. 
 •fTt^^Tfa. pertaining to Naciketa; m.(± ngf^) 
 
 . a cert sacred fire. 
 •fT^ m. pi. N. of a people ; f. t^ its language. 
 •TT^cR in. actor, dancer, mime; n. & f. ifT- 
 
 fgfeJJT plays of a cert. kind. 
 "TTZcR^^ a. dramatic; f. ^T actress. 
 •fT"Zf^fT^ a. to be played or represented. 
 
 •nferf & °«R n. mimic representation, gesture. 
 •TT^ n- dancing, mimic representation. 
 •TT^^^ m. art of dancing or dramatic repre- 
 sentation. 
 «TT^^^ f. scene. 
 •TT^^l^T f. dancing-room. 
 ^T^ITT^ n. = ^T^^. 
 •ll^T^T^ m. dancing master or teacher of 
 
 dramatic art. 
 •flf^ f- vein, artery, any tubular organ of 
 
 the body. 
 •fjf%ofi (a. — o) the same; f. ^T a tubular 
 
 stalk of a plant or organ of the body, 
 
 a cert, measure of time. 
 •TT^ f- tube, pipe, flute; cranny, fissure; 
 
 vein, pulse, etc. (v. •TTf%); wheel-box. 
 •TT^cJiT f. the wind-pipe or throat. 
 «TTW«R n. a coin. 
 ^ifir'N'T ^- "ot very long (time); o^ & o-^fj^ 
 
 soon. 
 •nfff^^ a.=:prec. a., n. adv. 
 «TTf?f^7^ a. not too far; abl., & loc. adv., 
 
 as prep. w. abl. or gen. 
 •TTf^TT'T^ ^' "^*' '^" distant. 
 ^TffT^T^fS'l & °Tf%fT a. being not too 
 
 far. 
 •TTf?I*J^ a. not too low. 
 «TTfH"Clf^"^Z a. not fully manifest. 
 •!Tf?f3?'T«f^ a. not very cheerful. 
 •ITf?lf^^ a. not too different from (abl.). 
 •fTRTTT'^^ adv. not too much. 
 •fXfffTrTf^*l^ a not too self-conceited; abstr. 
 
 •TTf^^^ a. not very beautiful. 
 
 •TTf^f^"5 a. not quite tight or fast. 
 
 •rrfff^W a. not quite well. 
 
 •IT^r^d a. not too high. 
 
 •IT^ , ^J^ (of?r), pp. ^f^ff (q.v.) seek 
 aid; beg or ask for (gen. or *dat. of th. 
 or 2 ace). C. "iTT^'^f^ cause to ask. ~ 
 ^•f & *^TT A. ask. 
 
 •TT^ n. refuge, aid; m. protector, lord, hus- 
 band; o. adj. dependent on, occupied by, 
 endowed with (— ®). 
 
 •TT^^tTT f- abstr. to seq. 
 
 •TT^^«fr ^ f.°^H^ having a protector (husband). 
 
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^Tf^ 
 
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 •rrf^rf a- wanting help, being in need, op- 
 pressed; n. entreaty, request. 
 •fTf^^ll a. having a patron or protector. 
 •rr^ tn. loud sound, cry, roaring, thunder, 
 
 sound or noise i.g. 
 •Tlf^ a. sounding, noisy. 
 •nf^fl n- sound, roar, noise. 
 •TTf^[«l^ a. sounding, roaring, thundering, 
 
 resonant (often — °). 
 w| | S4 & "TN" a. belonging to or coming from 
 
 a river, fluvial. 
 •f7\j =ifT^ , only ^T^^^ seeking aid, 
 
 supplex, & iTTftlfT = ^Tf^ft a. 
 •fl^^ n- refuge, aid. 
 •IT^rT a. who has learned nothing. 
 •fT«rr adv. differently, variously, distinctly, 
 
 separately, o. adj., esp. <> — ; *as prep. 
 
 without (instr., abl., or ace). 
 •TTTTcRTT a. multiform, manifold. 
 •TT*TTW "• variety, diversity, difference. 
 •TT^fTf^^ir ™- sgl- the different quarters of 
 
 the sky, all countries of the world. 
 •TT^T^^ m. different countries; °^^^ & 
 
 **^"^ a. coming from everywhere. 
 •TT^TT^ a. having different knowledge. 
 •TT^«fi^ adv. differently. 
 «TT*TTT^ a. variously flavoured or disposed. 
 iTT^fT^TT n. pi. various forms or shapes. 
 2«fT«TT"^^ a. variously formed, different, 
 
 manifold. 
 ^•11^ a. having a different aim or purpose; 
 
 having different meanings, s. such a word. 
 •TTTTf^V a. manifold, different. 
 •fT^TT^t f- pi. women of various castes. 
 •TT«^"5f n. pleasure-ground, paradise. 
 •!T«^ f. joy, satisfaction; the introductory 
 
 prayer (d.). 
 •fT^g?^, f. ^ showing a merry face, m. pi. 
 
 a class of Manes; f. t^ N. of a metre. 
 •IT'^^rrf'T'l^ a. running to nothing else. 
 •TT«^^ff^ a. thinking of nothing else. 
 ^fqrt m. barber; f. o^. 
 •rrftf!^^ n. a barber's shop. 
 ifTH^ f* opening or spring. 
 TW (adj. — o)=:-5rTfH q.v. 
 •TT*r^5 f- 'S^ celestial, heavenly. 
 
 •n*nT m. a man's name. 
 
 'TT^TTrfT^ & ^TW'^rf^^ m. sons of Manu 
 Vaivasvata. 
 
 •jflfir f- (m-) the navel or any navel -like 
 cavity, the nave of a wheel (also «n"^ f) 
 centre, middle, rallying point, community 
 of race or family, home, concr. relative, 
 friend; (*f.) musk, musk animal. 
 
 •!Tf^T«fi (adj. — o) navel or nave, f. "^^J a. 
 navel-like cavity. 
 
 iTTfir^TrT a. sprung from a navel. 
 
 2«nf^^TfT a. not of noble birth. 
 
 •Tlf^T^^ a. reaching up to the navel. 
 
 •nf^H m- navel-born, E. of Brahman. 
 
 •TTfM'^Tf ro. non-arrogance, meekness. 
 
 •nf^l^fWf! a. unobserved. 
 
 •!Tf^^^«f n. cutting of the navel (-string). 
 
 ifW a. = liTTf*jwrfT. 
 
 •TT^ (adj. — o & adv.) v. ^IJ^^. 
 
 ^J{^ (adj. — o, f. iTTf?iofiT)=:^T*r^. 
 
 •TTTclt^IJf m. nominal suffix; n. = seq. 
 •TTT«fi^'^ n. name-giving (r.). 
 •fT^RcfiV^«T n. mentioning the name of (gen.). 
 ^l^lTf m-, *>^fT!r n-, **^f m- mentioning 
 
 of the name. 
 •fTTr!^ adv. by name, namely; w. iR call, 
 
 name (2 ace); w. Jf^ inquire after the 
 
 name of (ace). ifTT •TT^cT^ by name; 
 
 cf. Ml^^- 
 •TTiT^T adv. by name. 
 •TT^nir & °mT ni- name-giver. 
 •f'WVl'?^ a. bearing (only) the name of, 
 
 i.e. being only by name (nom.). 
 •TT'l'mf^*!^ a. bearing the name of, i.e. being 
 
 called (—0). 
 •TTTV^ n. appellation, name; also = 'ifj- 
 
 ^IJf^ n. (adj. — o f. wfTift, r. ^J^^) name, 
 appellation, esp. personal name (opp. 
 TT'^); characteristic form, nature, species; 
 noun (g.). '9('[l=[\ or wfT^ (also both to- 
 gether or w. •ITTTfi^) by name, called. — 
 nT^ V^^ (^1") ^^^^ ^^ address by name, 
 mention (gen.); ifT^T W bear a name, be 
 called , wfj-jf qy^ ^^ or 'Vfl give a name, 
 
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 ^f^RRffff 
 
 call; •T'n^ <5 or f^^T call, terra (2 ace). 
 
 Ace. •fTO also adv. namely, indeod, of 
 
 course; perhaps, probably, indeed, then 
 
 (esp. after an interr. pron.). "^ft} •fTT I 
 
 wonder if, perhaps, ?TT «TT1 would that 
 
 not—, if only not (opt.). 
 •IT^fif a. bending. 
 •fJ^^T^ n. only the name, a. having only 
 
 the name. 
 •TT'I'RT^T f- vocabulary (garland of nouns). 
 "iTT'fl^^T f' seal-ring (with a name). 
 •fT'fl'^lT n- name and form. 
 •TTT^'tT a. having a name. 
 •fT'?^"^ a. having (only) the name left, i.e. 
 
 dead. 
 •fTTT^T "• P^- inscription (lit. the letters) 
 
 of a name. 
 «IT^P?T^ & •fTTTfe'rT a. marked with a name. 
 l^ftr^ a. = •T'RT^nT^. 
 2«IT"ftT^ a. bending; changing into a cere- 
 
 bral (g.). 
 •IT^ m. a species of grain; a. consisting 
 
 of it. 
 
 «n^ a. to be bent. 
 
 «n^ i^i- leader, guide; (wise) conduct, policy. 
 
 fT"^«R "!• (adj. — o '^) leader, guide (abstr. 
 
 o^ n.); chief, general (± ^-Bf^) ; lord, 
 
 husband; lover, hero, f. •fTf^cfiT (d.)* 
 •fj"^ adj. belonging to a man, human; m. 
 
 man, pi. water; f. "itTT^ woman, wife. 
 l«n"^oR, f. '1^ hellish, infernal ; m. inhabitant 
 
 or lord of the infernal regions. 
 2«IT^«fe HI- bell or the infernal regions. 
 "ifT"^^ m., ^ f. the orange tree. 
 
 l^TTT^ ^^ •TTT^ ^' N. of sev. myth, persons, 
 esp. of an ancient Rishi often associated 
 with Parvata, of a Gandharva, etc. 
 
 2«TTT^» ^' ^ pertaining to Narada. 
 
 "ifT"?;!^ m. a kind of arrow. 
 
 i«TTTT^Enjir m. the son of (the primeval) man 
 
 (cf. wf"^), often identified with Visnu or 
 
 Krsna; a man's name. 
 2ifT^'^Tir a. relating to Narayana. 
 •TTTTlT^j f- ^ relating to the praise of a 
 
 man or men, belonging or sacred to Agni 
 Narapan^a ; m. a sort of Soma vessels. 
 
 •nfr^^T ^- tb® cocoa-nut tree or cocoa-nut. 
 •rrfr^^ "^- ^b® same. 
 
 •TTT^^ a. fond of women. 
 
 «TX^^ m. N. of a man. 
 
 •n^ a. consisting or made of reeds ; n. a 
 
 hollow stalk, esp. of the lotus, pipe, tube, 
 
 handle. 
 
 ^f^T (f- 1; & °^^ m='5nfT:%T- 
 
 •fT^cR tt). a kind of arrow. 
 
 lifT^ m. shout of joy. 
 
 2in^ (-0) & ^f^T f. =^T. 
 
 •IT^^YcT, 1- t^ coming from or being like 
 
 butler; soft, meek. 
 •TT^T^ & •frf^oR m- mariner, pilot, 
 •!T%[M41^«T & °WVf^«l. in- the same. 
 •fjcq" a. navigable; n. & f. '^ river. 
 «f7'f[ m. loss, ruin, destruction, death. 
 ^m^ (f. 'fTftr^D^seq. a. 
 •TT^^T, f- ^ destroying, removing (gen. or 
 
 — o); n. as subst. 
 •rrfiri. a. = seq. ; — o = prec. a. 
 •TTTcR a. disappearing, perishing. 
 ifT^ a. to be removed or destroyed. 
 •IT'fScR m- the owner of anything lost. 
 •IfSJ f. danger, destruction, evil spirit. 
 •fl'^n^r tn. E. of the A^vins. 
 •TT^T f- (du. & sgl.) nose. 
 •TT^^ n- the tip of the nose ; ^\^ s. nostril. 
 •fT^nf%«R a- reaching to the nose. 
 •TT^IMi" m. wing of the nose, nostril. 
 •TT^TT^ n. root (upper part) of the nose. 
 •Ttt^^T f. nostril; nose (mostly du.). 
 •TTf%cRT"5r n. the tip of the nose. 
 
 ^Tftr5fiTT% f- nose-stri*^g* (cf. iT^T). 
 •nf^^ a. being in or uttered through the 
 
 nose, nasal; m. nasal sound (g.), pi. N. 
 
 of a people. 
 •!Tt%«fi a. & m. atheist(ical), sceptic(al). 
 ^Tf^«R^f^ a. leading the life of or deriving 
 
 one's livelihood from, an atheist. 
 
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 ^Tf%^m f-, TrfW^ n- abstr. to ^f%q5; 
 o^w. chiiujll^ denial of the future results 
 
 of works. 
 •TTftlrfT f-, ®?^ n- non-existence (ph.). 
 «||^ n. nose-cord (cf. "it^). 
 IwfTJflf, f. f^ belonging to the same race, kin. 
 2»TT^F^ "1- descendant of Nahusa, patr. of 
 
 Yayati, N. of a serpent-demon. 
 fif (<? — ) in, within, down, back, 
 t^^ (t^%) kiss. 
 f^'ftr'T. a- kissing (- <>). 
 f%: before ^ v. f^^. 
 
 fsf:^"^ & o"^f^^ a. without the warrior caste. 
 f%: before If & XfJ v. fif^ & f^f^* 
 f^cfi"^ m. armpit 
 f^T«RZ a. near; s. nearness, proximity; o"a^, 
 
 °% & o^Tri: adv. 
 fif^f^ m. heap, pile, mass, abundance, multi- 
 tude (often — o). 
 f^fcjnl ni. decrease, reduction. 
 f^TBR'^ in. rubbing in, anointing; a roller or 
 
 harrow; the touchstone, n. the streak of 
 
 gold or test made on it. 
 f^cii^TIf n. rubbing off; m. or n. touchstone. 
 f^ToRTT adv. close by (w. ace). 
 if^efil^ m- desire, wish, pleasure, satisfaction ; 
 
 o— , ace, & abl. in Off^ adv. 
 2"N"^TT a. desirous, eager, greedy. 
 f'TeRmi^ a. the same. 
 f^^^ m. group, class, troop, assemblage, 
 
 multitude. 
 f^oRT^ m. humiliation, insult. 
 f^efJlfT^'T^ ^^- oppressor. 
 Of^^ n). horizon, proximity; adj. — © 
 
 appearance, likeness, abstr. ©^ „. 
 f'TWr^ m. scratching, rubbing, grinding. 
 f«Tf^f^^^ n. expiation. 
 f^T^^ m. thicket, bower, vault. 
 f^^^JT m. N. of a plant & sev. men. 
 f^^T'^, °^^, & '^^l^^ m. n. multitude. 
 f'T^ a. bent down, humiliated, injured; 
 
 mean, vile. 
 f^jfrt f- baseness, meanness, deceit, fraud 
 
 (also personif.). 
 fiT^f?T^ & f^efj^^ a. base, false, deceitful. 
 
 f%ofi«ffiT a. cutting down or off, destroying; 
 
 n. as abstr. ; m. a cert. hell. 
 f^cfi^ a. brought down, debased, mean, low ; 
 
 (brought) near; n. vicinity. 
 f?I%ff m. (n.) habitation, abode, house; order 
 
 of the relig. life of a Brahman; mark, sign. 
 f%%ffif n. habitation, abode, temple. 
 fif^T^ m., ©if "• contraction. 
 fif"3f a. washed, rinsed, cleansed, purified, 
 
 besprinkled. 
 f^sffTW "• stamping (with the foot), footstep. 
 f^^, f^Wft! pierce. — f^= S. 
 fif%T:i m. putting down, placing, throwing, 
 
 casting (also ©Uf n.); deposit, pledge, 
 
 trust (j.). 
 f%%'5[ m. depositor (j.). 
 
 f5f%X5f a. to be put down or thrust into (loc). 
 f%f^^ a. entire, whole; instr. adv. 
 fiffr^i^fj^ a. complete. 
 fif^^ n. chain (for the feet), fetter; as 
 
 adj. (=: poss. o"^nT *) chained, fettered. 
 f^T^«T n. binding, fettering. 
 fif^^XI'f^I^ a. chained, fettered.* 
 fif^^^^^, o^f^ bind, fetter. 
 ■pflT^m. recitation, prayer or sacrif. formula; 
 
 mention, speech. 
 f«fT«TT5f a. to be studied. 
 fif^TT m. insertion (r.); source, root, etymon 
 
 (g.); sacred text or precept ; lesson, rule i.g. 
 f^TT^T^I n. insertion, quotation ; conclusion 
 
 (ph.)- 
 f^TTW ^- swallowing, devouring. 
 
 f^«rrr(^ m. enemy. 
 
 fif^^ a. hidden, concealed, secret, n. adv.; 
 o^XlT'l. walking in secret. 
 
 f^^if n. covering, hiding. 
 
 f'f'r^rfl f- subduing, restraint. 
 
 ■pf^^rf m. who holds or binds fast. 
 
 fifTT^ m. seizing, holding, restraining, sub- 
 duing; chastisement, punishment, censure, 
 blame. 
 
 f^TTT^^ a. & n. suppressing, chastising. 
 
 f^^^rf^ a. to be chastised. 
 
 fif^^ m. pressing down ; N. of a verse (r.). 
 
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 t^^^ 
 
 f'f^Tfr a. to be (or being) kept down or 
 
 punished. 
 f^^nJi" fn- vocabulary, pi. T. of the Vedic 
 
 glossary explained by Yaska. 
 f^^T^ m., o|j|' n. rubbing. 
 f%^rf m. stroke, blow. 
 t^^f^«l^ a. striking, destroying ( — <>). 
 f^^ a. dependent, subject to ( — o); abstr. 
 
 OffT f. 
 f^^^^"^ (instr. adv.) with down -rolling 
 
 chariots. 
 f^^JTiT n. sipping. 
 
 f^f^^ m. heaping or piling up, heap, multi- 
 tude, accumulation, provisions. 
 if^t^cT a. heaped or piled up, covered or 
 
 endowed with, full of (instr. or — «). 
 2f^f^ft a. seen, visible. 
 f%f^'i^ a. attentive, watchful. 
 f^^g^ m. N. of a tree & a poet. 
 fij^^efi m. cover, wrapper, case. 
 f5f^c[^ f. a defective metre. 
 fiT%rT or f^%rf m. observer. 
 fif%'^ a. to be heaped or piled up. 
 f^%"^ a. gliding, sneaking. 
 f^%T^ m.=f^^^fofi. 
 fsm^, pp. fifW (q.v), I.'^fm %f^ wash, 
 
 cleanse, purify; M. refl. — "^^ = 8.; C. 
 
 "^^%^^5rf?1 cause to wash off. ^gjRSI^A.M. 
 
 wash, cleanse; C. = prec. C. f^^ A. 
 
 wash off, cleanse; M. wash, dress, or 
 
 adorn one's self. IT wash off, cleanse. 
 
 f^ wipe off. — Cf. fiTfl^W- 
 ■f*!^ a. inborn, indigenous, native, own ; w. 
 
 "f^tf m. a foe in one's own camp. In 1. 1. 
 
 = a poss. pron. of all persons. 
 f^gff^ a. striking down. 
 "fi?^"^ f. burning, consuming. 
 f^Z^, t^T^, & f^TfZ^ n. forehead. 
 f^flJfoR adv. secretly. 
 fiTT^f a. inner, private, secret, n. a secret or 
 
 = prec. 
 f^fl^ m. the buttocks, esp. of a woman 
 
 (mostly du.); ridge or side (of a mountain); 
 
 the sloping bank (of a river). 
 f^ftl^^cft f. a buxom woman (cf. prec). 
 f^rf'^^^n-, °^f. the region of the buttocks. 
 
 f^fif^^T- f. = f5rf!^^fft. 
 
 f^fft;!^ adv. downwards, in a low tone; 
 completely, extremely, especially, by all 
 means. 
 
 f'lff^ n. a cert. hell. 
 
 f^rfT«fr a. extraordinary , excessive , much ; 
 o — & n. adv. 
 
 f^f?!W a. impelled, urged on. 
 
 fiTcTT^ m. piercing, hole. 
 
 f'TrTlf^'l^ a. piercing, boring. 
 
 f'fflTir'^ ^' sprinkling, distributing; m. dis- 
 tributer (gen.). 
 
 fiftg a. inner, interior, indigenous, own; 
 constant, continual, eternal (f^TST ° — & 
 n. adv.); abiding or persevering in, de- 
 voted to ( — o); regular, essential, ne- 
 cessary, obligatory. Abstr. OffTtf-? ®f«ftn. 
 
 f^^cR^i^ n. a constant act or duty. 
 
 f'fc^fcjJT^^ (ace. adv.) always, constantly. 
 
 f^(q|iGSI n., of^^T f. = f^c2l'^^'l,. 
 
 f^^W a. driven away, .vanished. 
 
 fiftU^TcT a. being constantly born. 
 
 f^'Slff'g a. always contented. 
 
 f^^ET^T adv. always, constantly. 
 
 f^(2niW a. always devoted, always intent 
 upon (loc). 
 
 f^TW^T^ adv, always, constantly, 
 
 f%(€I^«^Tft«l^ m. always an ascetic. 
 
 f%(U%^oR a. always serving (others). 
 
 f^(?TWTf^ a. always bathing. 
 
 f^(5rTf*f^W a. constantly devoted. 
 
 f?f5iT^«R & ^f^^ a. always provided with 
 water. 
 
 fT^Tf^ffa. risen spontaneously (of a knowl- 
 edge). 
 
 lf^5 or fwHf , f^fTT (o^), pp. f^f^TI 
 (q.v.) revile, abuse, blame, despise; rid- 
 icule, mock, surpass. D. f^tf^c^ft he 
 willing to revile. — Trf?f & f^ revile, 
 censure, reproach. 
 
 2t^3' f. mocking, contempt; mocker, blamer, 
 reviler; adj. mocking, reviling (— <») 
 
 f^^lj^ a. seeing, perceiving (—<>); also = 
 seq. a. 
 
 ■f5T2"^«f, f. ?^ pointing at, proclaiming, teach- 
 ing (—**)• f. W a cert, comparison (rh.)^ 
 
f^<r^^ 
 
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 n. pointing or looking at, evidence, ex- 
 ample, symptom, omen, oirr^*^ for in- 
 stance. 
 
 f^^flf'l. a- seeing, knowing (— o). 
 
 f^S"! f- blame, contempt. 
 
 f^27^ m. heat, the hot season, summer. 
 
 fif27fi m. who ties on or restrains. 
 
 f^^X«f n. band, rope, halter; first cause, 
 original form, essence (ph.), cause, reason 
 i.g. — Instr. fiT^T%^ originally, essen- 
 tially, really. 
 
 f'f^T^"^'^ "• T. of a metrical work. 
 
 fiff^J^ a. clinging to (loc). 
 
 t^f^ff a. tied on; kept, hidden. 
 
 fi»ff^^T^«T n. meditation. 
 
 "f^rf^^Tf^flf^ a. to be meditated upon. 
 
 f^f^^T^ a. wishing to meditate on (ace). 
 
 f?f^^ m. direction, command. 
 
 f'f^^cfiTfT;^ & °W[^ a. executing orders, 
 obedient. 
 
 f«I^^orfrr*l^ a. the same; m. servant. 
 
 "f«f^ f. sleep, '>'3^Xf a. causing sleep. 
 
 f^^TI^ m. sleepiness (the coming of sleep). 
 
 f^^T^TT ^' stealer of sleep.* 
 
 f%"^T[r a. sleeping, asleep. 
 
 f%^T'5TO a. drowsy (lit. lazy from sleep). 
 
 fsf^T^^ n. drowsiness (cf. prec). 
 
 f^"^^ a. sleepy. 
 
 f'rf^fl a. asleep. 
 
 fil^ n. going or lying down, i.e. settlement, 
 abode, receptacle; or conclusion, end, 
 death. 
 
 (*f^V«f a. destitute of wealth, poor, miser- 
 able); abstr. o^ f. 
 
 f^fVI f. net, snare. 
 
 NVT%-ra: abl. inf. to fif + VT. 
 
 f%\iT«T n. laying down, depositing, keeping, 
 preserving; receptacle, vessel (r. also m,, 
 adj. — o f. |^)j (hidden) treasure. 
 fiff^t m. setting down or serving up (of 
 food etc.); receptacle, vessel, (hidden) 
 treasure. 
 f^fV^ m. guardian of treasure. 
 f^ftt^fTf m. the same; a very rich man, 
 E. of Kubera. 
 
 fif^i^ m. E. of Kubera. 
 
 f^rtr^iT n. coition. 
 
 "pFf^^ a. to be put down or on. 
 
 fin2rf^5^^ a. wishing for treasures. 
 
 fif^rf^ a. constant, faithful. 
 
 f«f*r? «!• "• sound, noise, cry, hum. 
 
 f^wfl" a. tied fast to (loc). 
 
 f%«f"^if n. pouring out, offering. 
 
 fifwfT^ m., of^rf n. the same. 
 
 f^'fT'fe'l^ a. sounding or crying, causing to 
 sound ( — o). 
 
 f%f^(^ a. wishing to blame. 
 
 f^ift"5r a. wishing to lead or spend (time). 
 
 ■f^.g'iR a. s. reviling, re viler (mostly — ®). 
 
 fif^^if n. reviling, blaming, reproaching. 
 
 ff^^T f- the same + shame, disgrace. 
 
 fif«e"7^ a. worthy of censure. 
 
 Olf^ff a. reviled, blamed, rejected, prohib- 
 ited, forbidden. 
 
 f^r^rf ni. scoffer, blamer. 
 
 fiff^w^^ a. blaming, reproaching ( — o). 
 
 fif'^m'TT f- a kind of comparison (rh.). 
 
 f%^^ a. blamable, abstr. ^cTTt f- 
 
 if'f^ »ii- chief, master. 
 
 2fim m. water-jar. 
 
 f«T"RfI«f n. falling or flying (down); fall, ruin, 
 loss. 
 
 fiftlTfT m. fall, ruin, loss, death; falling 
 down from (abl.) into or upon ( — <>), 
 flying down, descending; falling against, 
 assault, onset; accidental occurrence or 
 mention, exception, irregularity, par- 
 ticle (g.). 
 
 f^QT<T«T n. letting fall, throwing down, 
 killing, destroying; occasional mention 
 or use of a word (g.); falling or flying 
 down, descent. 
 
 f^^fT«ri«4 a. to be caused to fall. 
 
 f^^frf^t. ^- falling or flying down; descend- 
 ing upon ( — o); felling, destroying ( — ®). 
 
 f'T"^^ m. low ground, valley. 
 
 fifrn^ff n. drinking; watering place, pond. 
 
 f^SW a. clever, skilful; versed in, familiar 
 with (loc, *gen., *instr., infin., or — o); 
 exact, complete, perfect, o — & n. adv.; 
 abstr. o^J f., o^ n. 
 
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 f^T^nfT^ 
 
 fifxrfl||efiT f' N. of a woman. 
 fw)l|rl a. filtered, strained. 
 
 ©s. 
 
 f^'^^ a. tied or fastened to (loc), dependent 
 on (instr.); joined together, built; com- 
 posed or consisting of, accompanied by, 
 endowed or adorned with ( — »); enclosed, 
 contained in, turned towards, being in or 
 on (loc. or — o) ; used, employed (word 
 or sound). 
 
 fif^rN^ m. composer, author. 
 
 t^r^i^ m. tying on, fastening; band, fetter; 
 foundation, literary composition. 
 
 fif^«^«T, f. f^ tying, fastening; n. ligation, 
 construction, literary composition; bond, 
 fetter (also f '1^); cause, means, condition; 
 adj. caused by, dependent on, related to 
 
 fifcjf5tr*f a. binding, fettering; connected 
 with, causing (— «). 
 
 f^T^^Tjr a & n. destroying, removing. 
 
 firf^^ a. low; thick, dense., close, tight; 
 full of (instr. or — o). 
 
 f^f^^^ , o^fTT, PP.f^f^F^'d embrace closely, 
 make tight. 
 
 ^^ a. like, equal to (— ®). 
 
 fifWrl a* loaden or filled with (instr. or — <>) ; 
 firm, steady, unmoved, constant, faithful; 
 devoted to, intent upon ( — o); settled, 
 certain; hidden, secret, n. secret, mystery, 
 silence, also adv. 
 
 t^^^ a. plunged, immersed in, sunk down 
 or fallen into (loc. or — «), set (sun), en- 
 tered, penetrated ; deepened, depressed. 
 
 fTfT^J^ •1Tt*T & "^Rn^TT f- slender (lit. having 
 a depressed navel or waist). 
 
 f%?T^«T n. diving, bathing. 
 
 fiT^Rr^«f^T*T n. bathing-place. 
 
 fipRiT^^ ni. inviter. 
 
 f^'R'^fTir ^' invitation. 
 
 fsf^"^ m. barter, change. 
 
 f^f?T m. N. of sev. kings. 
 
 t^frjrf a. measured out; caused by (instr.). 
 
 f^fffTT n. mark, aim, sign, token; presage, 
 omen; reason, cause, esp. the efficient 
 cause; in the obi. cases = because or on 
 
 account of; adj. caused, produced, oc- 
 casioned by ( — o). 
 
 "PrfifTJcR a. caused by, dependent on ( — o). 
 
 f^f^T{ohl<^Uf n. causa efficiens. 
 
 Orf'rTffl^ adv. by or from a special cause 
 or reason 
 
 f^f^Tf^ n. the being a cause, causality. 
 
 f'Tf^ Tl^fl? ft! cR n. du. cause and effect. 
 
 f^rf^TT^T"^ n- only the cause or instrument. 
 
 f^f^Tlfg m. = fiff^TRiTTW. 
 
 f^ft?"^ a. attached or devoted to (— <>). 
 
 f^'ftT'cr f. winking, shutting the eyes. 
 
 tf^r*1M n. the same; an instant. 
 
 f^'ft^^T n- shutting (esp. of the eyes). 
 
 f'T^f^fT a. having shut the eyes; closed, 
 shut; disappeared, vanished. 
 
 f^^^ a. clinging or yielding to (loc. & "^T)- 
 
 fifTT^ m. crusher. 
 
 f^*^ m. = fifftR. 
 
 fif^IfTJI' n. the shutting of the eyes, a. (f. ^ 
 causing it. 
 
 f?f^ n. depth, lowland ; a. deep, depressed, 
 sunk, instr. pi. downwards. 
 
 fil^^X f. a river (going downwards). 
 
 "N^ l^ff a. depressed and elevated i.e. volup- 
 tuously shaped (woman). 
 
 finsr m. N. of a tree, o%^ n. the oil coming 
 from it. 
 
 fH^fW f. sunset, evening. 
 
 "f«r^X ^- ^^^ same; a. withered, faded. 
 
 fWr^'f n., f^T^ m. = prec. f. 
 
 "pf^rf a. tied or fastened to (loc); kept 
 back, checked, restrained, suppressed, 
 settled, fixed; regular, exact, constant; 
 confined or reduced to (— *); limited, con- 
 centrated or quite intent upon (loc). 
 
 f^ VHcRT^ a. limited in time, temporary. 
 
 f^flsfff a. firm in one's vow or faith, faith- 
 ful, pious. 
 
 fif^rfj^ji^ a. self-controlled. 
 
 fi^^-f^'^ a. restricting one's food. 
 
 fif^f?^ f. the fixed order of things; necessity, 
 destiny (also pers.). 
 
 f^r^f^^ a. having one's organs or passions 
 restrained. 
 
 f^^«Tl^ a. to be restrained or tamed. 
 
f'RT'rT 
 
 272 
 
 f^'?T«rif ni. restrainer, tamer, charioteer. 
 
 fif^c^TSf n. restraining, confining (also ^STT f-)- 
 
 fTfigfTT m. =prec. + limitation , restriction to 
 (loc. or Trf?T); definition, statement; fixed 
 rule or law, strict necessity; promise, 
 vow; voluntary restraint, minor duty (r.) ; 
 common-place (rh.). Instr. & abl. necessa- 
 rily, absolutely, by all means. 
 
 finiT^«T a. restraining, subduing; n. also 
 limiting, defining. 
 
 f?|iEj?TT^'l^ ^dv. for the sake of restriction. 
 
 f^^^T^TT f- a kind of comparison (rh.). 
 
 fif'^^ a. to be restrained, subdued, limited, 
 or defined. 
 
 f^"?i"r«T n. coming down, arrival; way, path. 
 
 f^'^^TeR, f- ^'RToRT restraining, subduing, 
 confining, deciding; m. leader, ruler. 
 
 t'l^'^R a. tied on, fettered or fastened to (loc); 
 commissioned, ordered, appointed to (loc, 
 dat., "^^?^^, or infin.), turned or directed 
 to (loc); prescribed, enjoined.- m. functio- 
 nary, official ; n. necessarily, by all means. 
 
 OT"^fW f- injunction, appointment. 
 
 f^^f[^ f. team of horses, esp. the steeds of 
 Vayu; series, row (of objects); gift, do- 
 nation. 
 
 f^f^ff a. tied on, fastened ; n. a million. 
 
 f%^^«fr a. having a team of horses (E. of 
 sev. Gods); forming a line or series, i.e. 
 uninterrupted, continual, everlasting. 
 
 f^^^ n. fight, esp. fistic combat. 
 
 f^'^TW m- who ties or fastens; employer, 
 ruler, lord, master. 
 
 f^^'^J^ a. to be turned to (loc); to be 
 appointed to or commissioned with (loc); 
 to be called to account. 
 
 f^^T'F ni- attaching, fastening (only o — ); 
 use, employment; injunction, commission, 
 appointment, command, order; necessity, 
 destiny. 
 
 fif^TTcfif^^ a. executing a commission. 
 
 f^"^T1T"^ ni. the object or purpose of an 
 appointment. 
 
 fif^^if n. tying, attaching; bond, fetter; 
 commission, appointment to (loc); f. ^iftf 
 a halter. 
 
 f^^lo?T a. to be fastened ; endowed with 
 (instr.) ; enjoined, authorized, or appointed, 
 m. servant, dependant. 
 
 f^t^TfcR a. getting no share. 
 
 f'TT"^ a. rayless. 
 
 f^'5(;fq' a. having no fire or hearth. 
 
 fiflTT a. sinless, blameless. 
 
 fin[;iT a. satisfied with, delighting in, devoted 
 to, intent upon (loc, instr., or — «). 
 
 ^^W^ a. unchecked (lit. unhooked), inde- 
 pendent, free, extravagant, n. adv.; abstr. 
 o^ n. 
 
 fif^^wf a. without unguent or paint, deceit- 
 less, honest. 
 
 f%Tf<T'5|'^ a. unsurpassed, highest. 
 
 fiT'^^cir^ n. dangerless, secure, infallible. 
 
 if^'^'JspTIf m. mercilessn^ss,— cr4i^ty; ^Tf^ 
 adv. 
 
 2'P»!T*^T'5I' a. merciless, cruel towar-ds (loc ) ; 
 abstr. OffX f. 
 
 f^"^"3Xt^ ^- regardless, unkind, indifferent 
 to (loc). 
 
 fiff'^iff'^ a. having no interval, continuous, 
 uninterrupted, constant, dense, compact; 
 abounding in, full of (instr. or — «); not 
 different, equal, identical, n. adv. tight, 
 fast; constantly, regularly; immediately, 
 forthwith. 
 
 fil'?^«rTT'^^l%T^Tl ^- having thick clouds 
 (breasts). 
 
 fiT^«TTTTc<=hU^T f« continual longing.* 
 
 fifT^^TTf^^ a. densely blossomed.* 
 
 fifX;^"^ a. childless, unrelated; n. adv. be- 
 hind one's back, not openly (opp. '^f'^- 
 Tl^rl q.v.). 
 
 fif^XI a. waterless. 
 
 Of's^tnir a. childless, abstr. o^^ n. 
 
 f^'^'q^tf a. shameless. 
 
 t^T^TTV a. faultless, innocent (also o^«?T ); 
 abstr. OfTJ f« 
 
 f'TT^n^ a. imperishable (also °f^I«^); in- 
 fallible, secure 
 
 'F«T'^"Cf^ a. regardless, careless, indifferent to 
 or about (loc. or — «). — Abstr. o^J & 
 
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 f^fw 
 
 f'fT^f^'tT a. regardless or disregarded. 
 fif^f^*^ a. careless, indifferent. 
 f^Tt^^rr^ ^' "^* wishing for, indifferent about 
 
 f^"^^ a. cloudless, loc. in a cloudless sky. 
 
 t^^f'T'^ a. free frona eneraies. 
 
 fif"^!^'^ a. unclothed, naked. 
 
 finT^ a. having or drinking no water. 
 
 f^i^^ m. hell (also personif.). 
 
 f^^TJI" n. egression, issue. 
 
 f^T^^Nf ^- unchecked, free; n. adv. 
 
 if^X]^ m. disadvantage; nonsense (pi.)- 
 
 2f%T;^ a. = seq. + destitute of wealth , poor. 
 
 fif'^^ofi a. purposeless, useless, unmeaning, 
 
 nonsensical. 
 fif'^'^cRT'?! a. offering or finding no space, 
 fif'^^'ajl^ a. unchecked, free; n. adv. 
 f^"^^^ a. blameless; abstr. o-^ n. 
 fin^^f^f a. unlimited, incessant. 
 f^"^^^^ a. not consisting of parts, indi- 
 visible. 
 f?f'^cf^X\^ a. unrestrained. 
 f^T^^'^ & o*r a. having or offering no 
 
 support. 
 fif^^^lj a. complete, whole, entire; o^I^" & 
 
 o^rf;^ adv. 
 f^T^'S a. emasculated. 
 
 fif'^^T a. (f. t^) & n. expelling, rejecting. 
 f?T"^^ a. weaponless. 
 f^T^^oRTT ^ °«fiifiT a. free from selfishness. 
 f^'^^f^'^T f- abstr. to prec. 
 f^TT^TW "• I'pjecting, removing, forgetting. 
 f^TT^trW a. rejecting; forgetful. 
 f«TTT«RT^ & ®f^^ a. expecting or wanting 
 
 nothing. 
 fMX[T«RTT ^- shapeless, formless ; insignificant, 
 
 unassuming, modest. 
 f%TT«fi^ a. not over-filled ; unconfused, clear, 
 
 calm, steady; n. adv. & as abstr. 
 if^T^TcfitTT a. shapeless, formless. 
 2^XrT^fTT f- disturbance, interruption. 
 
 f*n^TT a. passionless, calm. 
 f^TTT^ a. sinless, innocent. 
 f^TTTR^ a. houseless, shelterless. 
 f^TTff^ a. not uneasy, comfortable. 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit -English Dictionary. 
 
 f^TTrltl a. not exposed to the heat of the 
 
 sun. 
 
 f'TTTrT^'^ a. having no parasol. 
 
 t^TTf^'5 a. paid off (pers. & th.); o^^j a. 
 having l^een paid off with money. 
 
 t^TT^n^ a. joyless, sorrowful. 
 
 f^Xrr«T«^«fi'^j f. t^ causing woe or sorrow. 
 
 f^T'HT^ f- prosperity; adj. prosperous. 
 
 ff'^T^TV a. undisturbed, harmless (n. adv.), 
 
 ifi'ITI^^T'nT ui- health, happiness. 
 
 2fif"^^"^ a. healthy, well, wholesome, perfect. 
 
 f^TTfttl a- staying in (loc). 
 
 f'fTTt^'^ a. having no meat or prey, free 
 from sensual desires. 
 
 f^Tlf'T^ftl'l ^' eating no flesh. 
 
 f^-^g^ & o^ a. = f^TC^^'^. 
 
 f%TT%T«R a. not looking about, blind (lit. & 
 tig.); dark. 
 
 f'TTI^ a. hopeless, despairing of (loc, dat., 
 abl., ace. w. TTfTT? or — °); abstr. <>i^ n. 
 
 t'T'^T^^ a. fearless, n. adv. 
 
 fiT'^T'^TT f- hopelessness. 
 
 f^'?^T"fiiI«l, a. hopeless. 
 
 f^TTf^T^ a. without a hope or blessing. 
 
 t^TT^"^ a. without (i.e. not having or offer- 
 ing) shelter, refuge, or support. 
 
 f^nj^ ni. ejection, removal. 
 
 f^TT^T^ & °^T^ a. tasteless, yielding no 
 enjoyment. 
 
 f^TTflT ^' & ""• "Ot eating, fasting; abstr. 
 
 fiffl^^ a. immovable, not flickering. 
 
 f^rf?;^ a. desireless. 
 
 t^frf^^ a. having no organs (of sense), 
 
 impotent, barren, weak, frail. 
 f^f^^^fofi a. looking at, observing (— °). 
 f^TNfW a. = prec; n. look, sight. 
 f^'0"'^T f consideration. 
 f^f^f^cT^ & f^T^"^ a. to be looked at 
 
 or considered. 
 t^T^W ^- inactive, indolent; abstr. o^jj f. 
 fif^^ a. uttered, pronounced, declared as 
 
 (2 nom.), explained, distinctly said or 
 
 enjoined ; n. explanation , etymological 
 
 interpretation, T. of a work. 
 f^^^ f. = prec n.- 
 
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t^T^^ 
 
 274 
 
 f^^ a. free from sickness, healthy, whole- 
 some. 
 
 f^ ^(cfjUj a. free from desire or longing.* 
 
 f^^TlT a. having no superior, having or 
 making no reply. 
 
 fif^^(^^ a. having no festivals. 
 
 fiT^I^^TT^ ^- showing no preparations for 
 a festival.* 
 
 if ^ ^c^l^ m. want of energy, indolence. 
 
 2f5f^<^Tf a. devoid of energy or courage, 
 indolent; abstr. ©cTT f- 
 
 fif<^(^c|t a. unconcerned, calm; having no 
 desire for (irfTl) 
 
 lf^^S«fi 11^- modesty, humbleness. 
 
 2f«1i|.(^oh a. pretenceless, modest. 
 
 f^T^^cfJ a. waterless. 
 
 f^^^"?^ a. having no belly or trunk. 
 
 fif^^ a. held back, obstructed; expelled, 
 rejected; stuffed or filled with (instr. or 
 
 f^^^lf?T a. not jerking (waggon). 
 fiT^^iT a. inactive, indolent. 
 f*1^^l^l a. effortless, lazy. 
 f'T'^f^ & f'T^'^T a. undisturbed. 
 f^^Mj*^ a. inflicting or suffering no harm ; 
 harmless, undisturbed. 
 
 f'T^'^f^ a. deceitless, honest. 
 
 fif^trq^ a. having no epithet. 
 
 "N^^^ a. =f^^q^^. 
 
 f^^^^ a. having no like, matchless. 
 
 f^T^rn^ a. unsuccessful, idle. 
 
 fiT^^ a. grown, risen. 
 
 f^^MUl a. ( — o) & n. determining, defining. 
 
 f'T'^fsnT^ & *»%'2f a. to be determined or 
 
 defined. 
 filf^fTI f- decay, destruction (o. personif. as 
 
 the goddess of death); depth, abyss. 
 finS^ m. destruction or destroyer. 
 fif^TV m. shotting in, confinement, restraint, 
 
 coercion, oppression. 
 fifX^T^if a. confining, obstructing ( — o); n. 
 
 = prec. 
 f'TTTlSf^ a. incurable, irremediable (lit. where 
 
 there is no healing plant). 
 fi!^«^ a. scentless, abstr. ©rlT f* 
 
 fif^TT in. going out (also ©if n.), ceasing, 
 
 vanishing, issue, end. 
 fiflq-l| a. blameless 
 f^f^rf a. flowed out, poured forth. 
 fiT^Uf a. having no thread or string; devoid 
 
 of attributes, qualities, or virtues, abstr. 
 
 Of!T f., °^ n- 
 firiJ^, f. t[ houseless. 
 
 f5f^^ a. freed from all ties; m. a Jaina 
 
 beggar. 
 fif^^ m. finding out, recognizing. 
 fif^l!^ & oeR m. vocabulary. 
 f'T^'^W "• rubbing. 
 f^^TcT o)- removal, destruction; hurricane, 
 
 whirlwind. 
 fif^T!J a. unmerciful, cruel, hard-hearted, 
 
 n. adv. ; abstr. o<fT f-, °^ n. 
 ifif^f^ m. sound, noise. 
 2fif^T^ a. soundless, noiseless, 
 fif^if a. unpeopled, lonely, s. solitude, desert; 
 
 abstr. orTT ^v ®<c^ "• 
 f^^'^ m. conquest, victory. 
 "f»I^T ^' "^^ growing old; young, fresh. 
 t^^TT^ a. having cast its skin (serpent). 
 "nFi^<5f a. waterless, s. such a land. 
 fiTf^fcT f.^fiFT^V 
 
 f^f^S" a. tongueless. 
 
 f^^^ a. lifeless, dead, ocR^TIf «• killing, 
 
 slaughter. 
 f^^ff^fT a. = prec. a. 
 fif^ff m. conqueror. 
 f%^Tf?T a. having no relatives. 
 fif^T«f a. ignorant, stupid. 
 fif^"?^ m. (n.) oiJI' n. waterfall, cataract. 
 f^^f^T^ f. torrent, river. 
 fifl^^ m. taking away, removal; composing, 
 
 settling; decision, determination ; sentence, 
 
 verdict (j.). 
 f^^^T'^TT f- a kind of comparison (rh.). 
 fifT^rf a. bent outwards, projecting, high. 
 f%ltT1«fi a. moneyless, poor.* 
 f^n$T^ m. bent, curve. 
 f^rflJ("3J a. washed off, cleansed , polished, 
 
 purified, expiated. 
 f^fuifw f- expiation. 
 
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 f^^ 
 
 f^'ftr^ f. shining dress or ornament. 
 
 f'T'lffrT a. found out, ascertained, settled, 
 fixed. 
 
 f^TTfcR m. ablution, expiation. 
 
 f^%^r«fi ra. washerman. 
 
 f^T^^r n. = fif^oR- 
 
 ffTpT m. who pronounces a sentence, judge, 
 umpire. 
 
 f^^fT^ in. expulsion. 
 
 f^^^ a. pitiless or unpitied, cruel, passionate, 
 n. adv. ; abstr. ©ccf n. 
 
 fif^"^ or f^TsfX] s. cave, cavern. 
 
 fiT^"53«f n. splitting, breaking. 
 
 ff^^ a. more than ten days old. 
 
 f^^f •! a. (f. ^f), & n. burning. 
 
 f«1<^|cT m. weeder. 
 
 fiT^f a. & m. = fn«|^«f. 
 
 f^^:i§ a. feeling or causing no pain, abstr. 
 o^ n. 
 
 fif^^ a. forsaken by the gods. 
 
 f^^^ m. pointing out, direction, order, 
 command to( — »), description, designation. 
 
 fif^liJ a. to be determined, described, an- 
 nounced, or foretold. 
 
 fiT^T"^ a. faultless, guiltless, innocent, abstr. 
 
 °frr f. 
 
 fif'^QEI a. immaterial; wealthless, poor. 
 
 t%^^ a. free from or indifferent about the 
 opposites (as heat and cold etc.); not 
 standing in mutual relation ; uncontested, 
 undisputed. 
 
 fif\J«T a. having no property, indigent, poor. 
 
 fiiV|45 a. unjust, lawless, impious. 
 
 fif^TT ^- taking out, separating. 
 
 f^'tfTTW n. the same, determining, settling. 
 
 fif^ V. seq. 
 
 fif^irf a. shaken out or off, driven away, 
 rejected (also t^T^?!); raised, brandished, 
 swung; troubled, vexed; bereft of ( — <>). 
 
 f^^^ a. smokeless; abstr. ©^ n. 
 
 fil^rf a. washed off, cleansed. 
 
 f^^T"^TT ^' doing or deserving no homage, 
 despised by all. 
 
 fsT"^"?;; a. devoid of men, deserted. 
 
 fif Jff^ a. protectorless, abstr. Of^f f. 
 
 f«i^ii|<4\ a. guideless, abstr. ©^ n. 
 
 f%^Tl|«T a. & n. removing, expelling. 
 f^Tfit^ a. (— «)= prec. a. 
 f'T'S'ra a. noseless or snubnosed.* 
 fiff^^ a. sleepless, abstr. o-^ f. 
 f^f^f'TTf a. causeless , groundless , o_ & 
 
 n. adv. 
 f%f^%^ a. not winking (eye). 
 fiT^s^ m. insisting upon (loc. or — o)^ perti- 
 nacity, perseverance. 
 fif'^^^«|[^ a. insisting upon (loc. or — o). 
 fif^^ a. strengthless, weak. 
 t^^TV a. unchecked, undisturbed. 
 fiT^^ a. seedless, empty; abstr. o^p^ n. 
 f^T^f^ a. senseless, stupid, ignorant. 
 ifini^ n. safety, security. 
 2fini^ a. fearless, dangerless, secure. 
 fif^TX! ^' excessive, violent, full of ( — o); 
 
 o — & n. adv. 
 f^f^^vf n. threat, reproach. 
 fif^Tff a. shining forth, radiant, bright; 
 
 appeared, arisen. 
 f^j|"f^,^ n. illuminating (lit. & fig.). 
 f^fRlS" a. cleft or burst asunder; budded, 
 
 blossomed; separated, disunited. 
 f^^f & ®ofi a. fearless, not afraid of ( — o). 
 finffcf a. the same. 
 fit^|f?I f. ceasing to be. 
 if^nl^ m- bursting, splitting asunder (tr. & 
 
 intr.); blurting or blabbing out. 
 2f^H^ a. uninterrupted. 
 fW^fS^l^ a. splitting, piercing. 
 f^ntrT a. not devoted to enjoyment. 
 fif^lrPrT f. stepping out, roaming.* 
 *f'T^f^«R (a. free from flies); Ocjf eR purify 
 
 the air, chase away the bystanders.* 
 f^n^cR'T! ^' fi'ee from envy or egoism. 
 fif^^«T n. stirring, churning, rubbing (esp. 
 
 kindle fire by rubbing). 
 f^!^^ a. not in rut (elephant); not proud, 
 
 humble, modest. 
 f^4«f^ a. mindless, senseless, abstr. OffJ f* 
 fiT^«^ a. not accompanied by sacred verses 
 
 (a marriage). 
 fif^^if n.=fwf45vir^. 
 fif^TT a. unselfish , disinterested , careless 
 
 about (loc,); abstr. '»rfT f., °fSf n. 
 
 18* 
 
t^r*^ 
 
 276 
 
 f i! 4 ' 4 l < a. unlimited, countless; extravagant, 
 criminal, impious, n. confusion, chaos, 
 also as adv. 
 
 f^^^ a. stainless, clean, pure ; abstr. OffJ f., 
 o^ n. 
 
 t^T f, measure, value, equivalent. 
 
 f^^TO a. fleshless, meagre. 
 
 fif^Uf n. measuring, measure; making, pro- 
 duction, creation, work. 
 
 f^Trf m. maker, builder, creator, author. 
 
 fiHTTT a. free from pride or egoism. 
 
 f^^T«r^ a. unpeopled, desolate. 
 
 f^^TTiy a. strengthless or deceitless. 
 
 fif^T^»f n. sweeping away, cleaning. 
 
 fif^f^ a. cast oat or left (from a garland), 
 useless; n. the leavings of a sacrifice, esp. 
 flowers. 
 
 fiff^ff a. produced, made, built, formed, 
 created by (instr. or — o), out of (abl., 
 instr. or — «); etfected, caused, settled, 
 determined. 
 
 fiTf^f?f f. formation, production, creation. 
 
 fifiTW a. unbound, loosened; delivered, es- 
 caped; saved from, rid of (instr., or abl.); 
 given up, lost, disappeared (« — ); having 
 cast the skin (serpent). 
 
 fv^^nti f- liberation, deliverance from (abl. 
 or — o). 
 
 f^«^ a. rootless, unfounded, abstr. OffJ f. 
 
 f^^Tcfi m. a hide or skin (taken or cast off). 
 
 fWI^ m., fif^T^if n. = f^t^W- 
 
 f^<4«T5|*l! a. unrestrained, n. adv. 
 
 f't^iTTIF "• g<^ing out or off, departure, dis- 
 appearance, death. 
 
 f^T^Tcf^ n- giving back, returning, requital. 
 
 f^^TW a. to be restored or delivered. 
 
 f^T^?W "• expelling, banishing from (abl.). 
 
 f'T^TO m. exudation of trees, juice, resin, 
 milk, etc. 
 
 fiT^f n. prominence, projection, pinnacle, 
 
 turret. 
 
 fi)e4|4|^7T a. neither acquiring nor enjoying. 
 fT^^W ^' unmarked, undistinguished, un- 
 important. 
 fif^"^ a. unobservable. 
 fni^ji^ a. shameless; abstr. Offj f. 
 
 f^^W»T "• robbing, plundering. 
 
 fij^T^ a. unsmeared, stainless, pure. 
 
 r*!*^!^ ^- f^^® f''^"^ avarice. 
 
 fif^'^l" a. having no family, single. 
 
 if^^^^wf n. speaking out, utterance, saying, 
 proverb, explanation, etymology. 
 
 2f^^T^«f a. not speaking, silent; unobjection- 
 able, blameless. 
 
 f7f4c<H^ a. untender towards (loc). 
 
 f^TWtJIJf a. & n. pouring out, offering, bestow- 
 ing. 
 
 f^'^'T n. accomplishment, completion. 
 
 fif-^ift^, o^f^ff^, (^fiScT^*, &) «(2r a. to 
 be accomplished. 
 
 fiiT^f^^i^^ a. accomplishing, performing ( — o). 
 
 f«{c|<^'^ a. barkless.* 
 
 fif^llj a. having no free will, dependent; 
 abstr. OfIT f. 
 
 fiT^g' a. wealthless, poor; abstr. O(oj n. 
 
 fi^'^^Xq' n. issue, end, close. 
 
 fif^T^ & f^l'i^^ a. speechless, silent. 
 
 fir^T"^ a. to be explained or defined. 
 
 ifif^TTJI' n. blowing out, extinction, dis- 
 appearance; liberation i.e. annihilation 
 or eternal bliss (r.); joy, satisfaction i.g. 
 
 2f%^TW ^' extinguished, set (sun), liberated, 
 blessed. 
 
 f'f^TWf^fT (°f!«fi) a. extinguishing, cooling.* 
 
 fif qfXcT a. windless, sheltered ; s. such a place. 
 
 fiT^^ m. censure, blame. 
 
 f^^7X( m. scattering, strew^ing, pouring out, 
 offering, 
 
 fiT^TTJcR a. extinguishing; soothing, refresh- 
 ing. 
 
 if^^TXfW n. - f^^T^. 
 
 2f?fqT^TIf a. & n. extinguishing, cooling. 
 
 fif^T^ m. departure, banishment from (abl.); 
 
 travelling, living abroad. 
 f'l'^T^^ n. expulsion, banishment. 
 fif^T^ift^ & fif^T^ a. to be expelled or 
 
 banished. 
 f^'^T^ m. accomplishment, performance; 
 
 competency, subsistence. 
 f^^Tf^ (f. off ^) & off ^ a. accomplishing, 
 
 performing, effecting. 
 
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 fif^'i: 
 
 fiT^T^ ^' ^o be accomplished or performed. 
 fiff^ofi^ & ocR a. having or offering no 
 
 alternative, free from difference or doubt; 
 
 n. o^5F[ without hesitation or reflection. 
 fiff'ifcRTX! a. unchanged, immutable, firm; 
 
 abstr. OfTT f- 
 f%f^W a* undisturbed, n. & instr. adv. 
 firf^^T'?[ a. inconsiderate, n. adv. 
 f%f^^"ff a- motionless. 
 f'rf^W ^' despondent, depressed; disgusted 
 
 with, weary of(abl., gen., loc, or — «); ^- 
 
 f^f^^^rf^ a. having an undesponding 
 
 heart, constant. 
 f^f^^ a. unlearned. 
 f^f'^%T<^ a- having no pastime. 
 f^rf^i^T f- N. of a river, 
 f^t^^lf a. inconsiderate. 
 t%f^^^ &**f^rf fearless, confident, n. adv. 
 fiff^^"5f a. making or sho.wing no difference, 
 
 not differing from ( — o); equal, similar; 
 
 n. as adv. or as abstr. = 0cTJ f., ©^^ n. 
 t%f^Xf a. poisonless (serpent). 
 f^ff^'BI^ a. having no residence, support, or 
 
 sphere; banished, driven from ( — o). 
 firN'g a. entered, sticking in (loc. or — «); 
 
 restored, paid; enjoyed, earned, won. 
 fif^^ a. destitute of men or heroes, abstr. 
 
 f^^^ a. unmanly, powerless, impotent, 
 
 exhausted; abstr. OffTf f- 
 fiT^^ a. treeless. 
 
 f^^ff a. extinct, allayed; satisfied, happy. 
 f^^f?T f- extinction, tranquillity, happiness, 
 
 bliss; poss. ojt«tT . 
 fif^Tl a. come forth, arisen; accomplished, 
 
 finished, ready. 
 fir^pfj f. completion, fulfilment; want of 
 
 manners, ill behaviour. 
 
 f^q^ m. despondency, despair, indifference; 
 
 disgust for, aversion to (loc, gen., or — «) ; 
 
 poss. o^iff . 
 f^lq^"^!^^?^ adv. in a manner unbearable to 
 
 (or on account of) despair.* 
 fifcftfif a. not trembling or flickering. 
 f^^^ m. requital, payment, expiation. 
 
 fif^^ & fiTW^«9 a. to be paid or requited. 
 fif^"?^ a. peaceable, free from enmity towards 
 
 (loc); n. adv. & = abstr. ©cfT f. 
 f^^^ a. going to carry away, 
 ft^^"^ a. regardless, indifferent to (loc. or 
 
 -•) 
 
 f^^T^^ a. undisturbed, calm ; abstr. OffJ f. 
 
 fif^X^ a. deceitless, honest, sincere, pure, 
 genuine; n. adv., abstr. ©cfX f. 
 
 fifc^t^ a. free from sickness, healthy. 
 
 f^T^PTTT ^' ^^®® from occupation, not busy. 
 
 fifofe a. finished, successful; n. completion. 
 
 firarf^ f. issue, end; top, summit. 
 
 fif^^ n. prominence, turret, battlement. 
 
 f^T^Nof a. free from wounds, unhurt, undam- 
 aged. 
 
 f^r^ff a. neglecting religious observances. 
 
 f^"^W a. uprooted. 
 
 f^"^^ a. shameless. 
 
 fif^X^ n. taking out or off, removing, carry- 
 ing away. 
 
 f^^^ a. handless. 
 
 fiflTT: m., fiTif?r f.=fiTtT^. 
 
 f'f^f^T a. weaponless, unarmed. 
 
 f^'^^g a. causeless; abstr. OffT f., **^ n. 
 
 fif^^ m. sound, noise; a. °f^«^. 
 
 f^^fr^ a. joyless, uncomfortable.* 
 
 fsf^^ m. settling down, rest, repose; hiding- 
 place, dwelling, abode, receptacle; a. — « 
 living or staying in. 
 
 f«|^^«f n. settling down upon (loc); refuge, 
 dwelling-place, camp. 
 
 fif^^ij n. speaking out, utterance, address; 
 saying, proverb. 
 
 fif;^ f. depth, valley; instr. = seq. 
 
 fif^Tfirr adv. downhill, adown. 
 
 fif"^xriT n. pouring out, scattering; an ob- 
 lation to the Manes. 
 
 fif^^ m. covering, protection or protector. 
 
 t f^c(<f a. causing to return. 
 
 t^^^ a. the same; n. return, cessation, 
 desisting from (abl.); causing to return, 
 bringing back from (abl.). 
 
 f^^'rt'^ a. to be brought or kept back. 
 
 ORTft^lfT^, f^^^?l^, & f^^^ a. = prec. 
 
 fifcffTfif; a. returning^ abstaining from (abl.). 
 
f if^¥^ 
 
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 fif^^if n. putting on; cloth, garment. 
 
 fifd^ g? n. (it is) to be lived or spent. 
 
 fif^f a. bringing, causing; m. sgl. & pi. 
 troop, multitude, heap, mass. 
 
 ifif^Tft a. windless; n. such a spot. 
 
 2fif^Xff a. unimpeded, secure; n. security. 
 
 ff^TflW a- standing in a windless place 
 
 fif^Ttl m. seed or a sown field; also=seq. 
 
 fif^lXIJ^t^ m. an oblation to the Manes. 
 
 f^TM T ^gB n- a libation to the Manes. 
 
 ft^TT'^Sr ^' ^ "• keeping back, warding off 
 (ace. or — o). 
 
 t^RTT^^ & f^^T^ a. to be kept off. 
 
 if^^T^ m. clothing; a. clothed in ( — o). 
 
 2f^cfT^ m. stopping, dwelling ; resting-place, 
 abode, home. 
 
 f^TT^T^^T f- architecture, edifice. 
 
 f5fcf7^«T n. dwelling, abode. 
 
 fif^T^T^W '^' a tree (serving) as resting- 
 place (for a bird). 
 
 lf'T^Tf%«l[. a. clothed in (— ®). 
 
 2fifcnf^W|^ a. dwelling, staying or being in 
 (loc. or — o); m. inhabitant. 
 
 fiff^^ V. fift^^. 
 
 fiff^^ f. instruction, precept, doctrine; a 
 kind of short address or invocation of the 
 gods (r.). 
 fijfcCg a. entered, settled down, gone to rest; 
 lying, resting, dwelling, staying, sitting, 
 sticking in, on, or at; turned to, intent 
 upon (loc. or — o); established, founded; 
 occupied, cultivated. 
 fif^ff a. = seq.; also n. as subst. 
 f'l^f^T'i;^ a. wearing the sacred thread round 
 
 the neck. 
 fifHrf a. surrounded, enclosed, stopped; n. 
 
 covering, mantle. 
 firaTf a. returned, gone, departed, fled; 
 having escaped, desisted or abstained from 
 (abl. or — o); deprived of (abl.); ceased, 
 vanished, disappeared, no more to be 
 supplied (g.); independent of wordly 
 motives (an action). 
 
 fif^f^ f. return; cessation, vanishing, dis- 
 appearance, desisting or escaping from 
 
 (abl. or — o) ; abstaining, esp. from action, 
 inactivity. 
 
 1^^ (f. °f^^T*) telling, relating (— o). 
 
 f^%^«T a. & n. relating, announcing. 
 
 fif^^f^geRT^ a. wishing to relate.* 
 
 f^%f^i^^ a. knowing, aware of; telling, re- 
 lating; offering, presenting (—<>). 
 
 fif^^ a. to be related or communicated. 
 
 fiT%^ m. entering, stopping; putting down, 
 pressing against; settling down , halting- 
 or dwelling-place, settlement, habitation, 
 home; founding a household, matrimony. 
 
 fif^^^, f. t entering, perietrating (~o); 
 laying down, lodging^-^m entrance, putting 
 down, laying on, employing, introducirjg, 
 fixing, impressing; settling down etc. = 
 prec. 
 
 fil^ftji^^ a. being in, lying near, resting on 
 
 f^%^ a. to be founded (town) or mariied . 
 (man). 
 
 f^l? m., o«T n. covering, clothing. 
 
 f'f^'S^ n. (it is) to be married (of a man). 
 
 f^f%"geRTTT a. wishing to marry. 
 
 if^^^ m. whirlpool or whirlwind. 
 
 2f^^TSr a. belonging to a whirlpool, whirling. 
 
 i^T^ t night. 
 
 fif'gi' ( — o) n. & fil^T f- the same. 
 
 f^T^X«RT ^' ^^^ moon (night-maker), 
 
 f'flfT'TT ^' evening, coming of night. 
 
 f^in^T a. night-walking; ra.a Raksas (f. f^). 
 
 f'flJT^^ ni- close of night, day- break. 
 
 f^lTT^^ m. the moon (lord of night). 
 
 f'T^Tf'nr ni. the same. 
 
 f'l^Tf^ir'^^adv.day by day (lit. night by n.). 
 
 lf^"5jT«ff a. tested, approved, usual, custom- 
 ary. 
 
 2fif^7«?T n. dwelling-place, house. 
 
 3t%IfT«TT s. close of night, day-break. 
 
 f%^tlf?r m. = f^liTT^^- 
 
 f^niT^ m., o^f n. observing, perceiving. | 
 
 t'l^T^^ n. the face or the coming of the ^ 
 
 night. 
 fiffTffT a. sharpened, whetted ; eager for (loc). 
 f^^m f. night. 
 f^fStffT^It s. a sharp or pointed hook. 
 
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 "N^ 
 
 f^rfff[f7f f. Stimulation, invitation, entertain- 
 ment, treat. 
 
 f^lft^ m. (n.) midnight, night i.g. 
 
 f^^W^x;! m. night lamp. 
 
 "pifRf?^ m. killing, slaughter, N. of a Danava. 
 
 f^^^ m. ascertainment, conviction, persua- 
 sion, decision, resolution, fixed opinion or 
 purpose. 
 
 f^"^^ a. immovable, invariable. 
 
 fiff^ff a. having settled a thing, resolved 
 upon, sure of (dat., loc, "^^^ or — «); 
 settled, fixed upon, certain, n. adv. 
 
 f^f^«ff a. thoughtless, careless, unconcerned. 
 
 f'T^cf "T a. unconscious, unreasonable ; abstr. 
 o-^ n. 
 
 f^%?T^ a. = prec. a. 
 
 t^^'S a. motionless; n. adv. 
 
 fif^l^*^^ a. not studying the Veda. 
 
 fiffs*:^^ a. having no rent, openings, or 
 weak points; whole, complete, uninter- 
 rupted. 
 
 f^'^ftfH n- breathing out. 
 
 t%^T^ m. breathing in or out, sigh. 
 
 f%:"5|"^ a. fearless, not afraid of (— ®), con- 
 fident; o— & n. adv. 
 
 fif;"^^^7 f. fearlessness; instr. = prec. adv. 
 
 f%:^%rr a.=f%:^^. 
 
 fifl'^J"^ a. free from enemies. 
 
 f%I'5[^ a. noiseless, silent; s, silence. 
 
 f^Ilf^HJ' a. defenceless. 
 
 f^'.lI^Tefi a. free from (high) grass (a forest). 
 
 f^t^*^ a. freed from the point of an arrow ; 
 n. adv. without pain or reluctance, wil- 
 lingly. 
 
 f^»^^ a. weaponless, unarmed. 
 
 f^«^5|? a. having no splendour. 
 
 t^J^'Bf a. having no remainder, whole, entire; 
 ace. w. ^=fif^^^ (q-v.)« ° — ? instr. 
 & adv. in cf^ entirely, completely. — 
 Cf. '^^. 
 
 f^:^^ffT i- abstr. to seq. 
 
 f^^lT^^^, "^TRt destroy totally. 
 
 fifl^efi a. ugly, unhappy, inglorious. 
 
 fift^^^, f. ^ best, most excellent (lit. having 
 no better or superior); n. bliss, deliver- 
 ance, final beatitude, happiness, welfare. 
 
 f^:^"?TO«fi'^ a. creating supreme bliss. 
 t^I'^ftRT a. breathing out, sighing. 
 f^l ^ T4J m. breathing out, breath i.g. 
 f^iEj^ m. quiver or sword (lit. what is at- 
 tached); poss. °f^^. 
 fH"qif a. hanging on, clinging to, sitting in, 
 
 turned towards ( — «). 
 fifXC^ a. seated; sitting, lying, or resting 
 
 on (loc. or — o). 
 f^"BfTT or fif"BjTrt a. seated. 
 fit"B|"pfl f. sitting, seat. 
 f^^r^ a. sitting fast. 
 f^'q^ a. sitting inactive; n. the state of 
 
 sitting, esp. near the altar. 
 fiT"5i^«f n. sitting down ; seat, abode. 
 f^'5[^[i[^ a. sitting (inactive or near the altar). 
 fifirtr m. N. of a mountain & sev. men ; pi. 
 
 N. of a people. 
 f^ t| 1^ m. Non-Aryan, barbarian. 
 fif"qjf?«[^ a. sitting, lying on or in (loc. or 
 
 — o); m. elephant-driver. 
 f^fq^ a. kept off, prohibited , forbidden 
 
 (pers. & th.). 
 f^f^t% f. keeping off. 
 "prfEf^eR or o^«f m. killer, destroyer. 
 fif^^ m. sprinkling, infusion; impregnation 
 
 (r.) ; water used for washing. 
 fifq^iT n. pouring out, sprinkling. 
 fif^^c^ a. to be kept off or back. 
 f^*^^ m. who keeps off. 
 1^*%^ m. keeping off, probition (also «»T n.); 
 
 denial, negation, contradiction. 
 f^%ftT«l. a. repelling, beating ( — «). 
 fif^^ a. = fifq^^. 
 "prf^^ a. practising, frequenting, enjoying; 
 
 devoted to, intent upon ( — ®); m., f. ^, 
 
 & o*T n. as abstr. 
 fifqf%rr a. inhabited, frequented, tenanted, 
 
 occupied, approached, enjoyed. 
 fifqf^cr^ a. = fifq^. 
 fil%f^il^ a. practising, observing, enjoying 
 
 fif^^ a. to be practised, observed, or en- 
 joyed. 
 
 fiT"Bi m. (n.) a golden ornament for breast 
 or neck (p. fwjjicit «|^) ; a. cert. coin. 
 
fim,u^«* 
 
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 f^mu^cfi a. free from thorns or enemies. 
 
 fifi^iq^ a. not trembling, unshaken, immov- 
 able; abstr. oTfj f., o^ n. 
 
 f^fiE^'?^ a. free from duties or taxes. 
 
 fwju ^ -^m a. pitiless, cruel (abstr. o?IT f-*)- 
 
 f«m)4f«(^ a. inactive. 
 
 fi^tctitj m. drawing out, extracting, taking 
 off (also oTjy n.); extract or essence of 
 anything, main point, chief matter. 
 
 f^T^^ a. without parts, undivided ; maimed, 
 impotent, barren. 
 
 f^Mi^^W ^' stainless, sinless, pure. 
 
 f«m\^M a. =r prec. a. 
 
 f gfG^TT! a. desireless, disinterested. 
 
 t^f^TTW a. having no reason, cause, motive, 
 or purpose; » — , n., & abl. adv. 
 
 fifx^T^wf n. expulsion, driving away. 
 
 r^^)l4J«ll^ a. to be driven away. 
 
 f«ff(ej)T|«f a. having nothing, poor. 
 
 fifi^Z cn- n- grove, pleasure-ground. 
 
 f^rafcT^^ a. free from curiosity. 
 
 fifTSp^ a. having no family, single. 
 
 f^Wj^ a. soundless, mute. 
 
 f»m\cf n. expiation; fixed place, rendezvous. 
 
 f^raffTf f. restoration, healing; also = prec. 
 
 f«1t4|Xr a. pitiless, cruel. 
 
 fif^T^ a. unsheathed. 
 
 fi|«5HlT m., oTjy n. going out (esp. for the first 
 time with a child). 
 
 1%"^^ m. redemption, ransom, acquittance; 
 reward, wages. 
 
 r^*5n^nir a. & n. redeeming, ransoming. 
 
 t^r^T«ff a. gone out ; exit, exeunt (d.). 
 
 r^trMl^ a. inactive (abstr. OfJT f.)> not per- 
 forming or not performed with, cere- 
 monious rites. 
 
 f'TfW^Errar^ a. inactive, lazy ; abstr. o^TrlT f. 
 
 t%^^f?T f. redemption. 
 
 fsfWT"^ a. not angry with (gen.). 
 
 fif^T"^ ni. warmth. 
 
 f^ffg^ a, throwing down, felling. 
 
 f«1Vfe| a. external, foreign. 
 
 f^^ a. staying, lying, being, resting, footing, 
 dependent, or intent upon; relating, at- 
 tached, or devoted to (— ®), abstr. OffT f- — 
 f. "^ stand-point, basis, foundation; de- 
 
 votion to, familiarity with (loc); height, 
 summit, close, end (adj. — o ending with); 
 decision, sentence, verdict (j.); the endings 
 ff & ff^«TT and the participles formed 
 with them (g.). 
 
 f^^T 01" f%I¥T a. excelling, leading. 
 
 f%"8'T^«rf a. perfect, consummate. 
 
 f^B^T^RT a. wanting firmness, unsteady. 
 
 if^ftff a. standing on, being in (loc). 
 
 2f%f^ff (f5Tlf%ff) a. grown forth, risen, ac- 
 complished, ready. 
 
 fif^^iT n., oft^T fv °f^ n. spitting out, 
 spittle. ^^^" 
 
 f^f^"^ a. rough, hard, cruel, merciless; abstr. 
 °rTT f., o^ n. 
 
 f%^fT a. bespat; n. spittle. 
 
 fsfXjjT a. clever, skilful, versed in ( — o). 
 
 f^r^CSnTT a. the same (also w. loc); agreed 
 upon, settled. 
 
 f^"^(T«f 11- rushing forth. 
 
 f^xqf% f. coming out or forth, completion, 
 result. 
 
 "fifnif:^ f. excrement. 
 
 t^xcf^ a. footless. 
 
 if^H:^*^ m. motion. 
 
 2fifnT"^ a. motionless; ®«^ w. cR make m. 
 
 fifn:^ a. come forth, arisen, descended or 
 derived from (abl.) ; brought about, effected, 
 ripened; succeeded, prospered, thriven. 
 
 f'T'^T'Wjf a. incapable of thinking. 
 
 f^n^"^ifr a. unlimited. 
 
 f'T'^T^cR a. accomplishing; abstr. o^ n. 
 
 f'T"^!^^^ & f^f^tTRT a. to be accomplished. 
 
 f^n^Tq a. sinless. 
 
 f'T^TT ^" boundless, unlimited. 
 
 f^'oft^'if n. pressure. 
 
 fi^xq'^ a. sonless. 
 
 fifxq'^q a. destitute of men (males), un- 
 peopled. 
 
 f^^qiBf ni., oTJf n. clashing against, bounce, 
 shock. 
 
 fip^f^ a. ignorant, stupid. 
 
 'prf^ffjtj a. void of dignity. 
 
 f^mcSIIUi a. hopeless; o"^ w. ^ lose all 
 hope of (TTfcT). 
 
 f^f^Tt^fW ^' unimpeded, unlimited. 
 
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 f^.^ 
 
 f^fgr^T a. deprived of light, splendourless, 
 
 dark, obscure; abstr. OffJ f., ©^ n. 
 f^m^l^^f a. having no motive, purpose, or 
 
 object; useless, harmless, inoffensive, 
 
 n. adv.; abstr. ©cfT f., ^^ n. 
 f'P^T^T'Rir a- fresh from the loom, quite new 
 
 (cloth). 
 f'TWTW ^' breathless, exhausted; abstr. ©cfT f- 
 f^yflft a. joyless, not rejoicing in ( — o). 
 fift.l||^ a. bearing no fruit, fruitless, useless, 
 
 unsuccessful; abstr. o^ n. 
 fwf^tji^ \v. efi leave unrewarded. 
 f^CTRTX; m- yawning, gaping. 
 f^fB%if a. foamless. 
 f^^,^ & of^^^ V. fiT^n^ & ^t^'l- 
 f'T^'^W (^"^TW) ^- overpowering, powerful. 
 fiff^V f. preparation, dish, food; grant, 
 
 gift, oblation. 
 f^:'^^«f n. pouring out, sprinkling with(— «). 
 f,f:^;;^=t^nT«^; abstr. 0^7 f. 
 fif^ prep, out of, away from (abl.), mostly 
 
 o — as prep, or neg. pref. (cf. 2^) in 
 
 subst. & adj. 
 f^^^ m. evacuation, discharging (esp. of the 
 
 body); giving forth, ceding, granting, 
 
 bestowing; dismission, creation; natural 
 
 state or character, nature; « — , instr., & 
 
 abl. by nature, originally. 
 fif^^ a. innate, natural, originally given 
 
 f'f^^if^^^ a. clever by nature. 
 
 T^4HJiu|T^«T a. modest by nature. 
 
 f'Wf^T^ «• natural friendship. 
 
 t^g^ a. hurled on or against (loc. or — «); 
 turned, directed; let loose, dismissed, 
 sent forth; kindled (fire); committed, en- 
 trusted, granted, bestowed; made, ac- 
 complished. 
 
 fsf^TT^ a. free from darkness, light. 
 
 f'T'^TT^ n- passing over; escape, rescue. 
 
 f^^TT m- = prec. + payment, acquittance. 
 
 t^^TTTW n- passing over, overcoming. 
 
 f%^^W a. crossed, passed, overcome; saved 
 or escaped from ( — ®). 
 
 t*f^^H. a. deprived of splendour or energy. 
 
 f^n^^ a. cruel, merciless (lit. more than 
 thirty), abstr. 0(cf n. - m. a sword, p. ®f|f«[^. 
 
 f'ff^IJoR^^ a. cruel and hard. 
 
 fif^^p^ a. exempt from the three qual- 
 ities (ph.). 
 
 f'T^*^ or]fif'5J»^ a. & m. flowing or trick- 
 ling down ; m. also discharge of any fluid, 
 gush, stream. 
 
 f'T^rf^^ or f^^f^i^ a.= prec. adj., also 
 trans. ( — o). 
 
 t^^^ or f^f^TT^ ^' flowing down, stream, 
 torrent. 
 
 f%^«T or f^:^«f m. sound, noise, voice. 
 
 r«1i<|f^fT or f^:^f5T?T n. the same. 
 
 f5f^"5^ a. noiseless, mute. 
 
 f'T*^^^ a. doubtless, infallible, certain (pers. 
 & th); n. adv. 
 
 f^^^^ a. unattached, unobstructed, indifferent 
 to (loc); disinterested, unselfish; m. & 
 OffT f., °^ n- as abstr. 
 
 fsft^f^TT a. & m. not roaming. 
 
 f'T^^"^ a. senseless, unconscious. 
 
 fiT:^7^ a. unreal, abstr. «c^ n.; wanting 
 courage or strength, weak, cowardly, 
 abstr. OffT f- 
 
 f5f:^(2f a. untrue, false; abstr. ^TH f- 
 
 f5f:^f^J^ a. doubtless, certain (things); n.adv. 
 
 f^t^^^ a. having no rival or equal; abstr. 
 
 om f. 
 
 f^t^T^ n. going out, issue; means, expe- 
 dient. 
 
 f'T'.^Erf^^ a. waterless. 
 
 f%:^^ a. unable to bear or resist (— °); 
 defenceless, weak, impotent, abstr. ocfT f« 
 
 f^:^"%cr^ a. fearless, confident, bold, n.adv.; 
 abstr. o^g^ n. 
 
 lf^:^T ^' going forth. 
 
 Sfif:^"?; a. sapless, pithless, worthless, vain ; 
 abstr. o^ n. 
 
 f^:^'^T!r n. going or driving out. 
 
 f%:^n^ a. to be driven out or excluded 
 from (abl.). 
 
 'r«fltfi*i«t ^' boundless, immeasurable. 
 
 f^:^«(U!«fi a. having no gold.* 
 
 Ofl'^'J a. sonless. 
 
f^:%I 
 
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 -f^.^^ a. having no grease or oil; loveless, 
 
 unfeeling; unloved, hated. 
 f^I^tTf a. desireless, not wishing or caring 
 
 fo*r (loc. or — o); turning away from (abl). 
 f^lWT ^' "o^ throbbing (heart).* 
 f%:^ a. having no property, indigent, poor. 
 f^:^«f a. soundless, v. also fif^if. 
 f^:^l^T^^^5TT a. neither studying nor 
 
 sacrificing. 
 f^fl^^rftr^fiT f- having no lord or husband. 
 ffffrT^ a. to be killed or destroyed. 
 f^^«TT m. killer, destroyer. 
 t'Tl'RjT f- whirlwind. 
 f^ffff a. laid (down), situated, deposited, 
 
 hidden, kept, turned, placed, fixed, given, 
 
 delivered. 
 f?f^^ m. denial, concealment, contradiction, 
 
 excuse, expiation. 
 fif^ff a. denied, disowned, concealed, secreted, 
 
 hidden, covered, falsely represented. 
 
 fifjfTr f. denial. 
 
 1^, "T^fTJ, °fr, PP- ■^rtfT Ipad, guide, conduct, 
 direct (l.&f.); carry away, remove; draw 
 near, attract; bring to or into (ace, esp. 
 of an abstr., I|f?f, dat., or loc); M. (A.) 
 lead home, i.e. marry (a wife); pass or 
 spend (time); make out, ascertain, settle. — 
 With "^Jm^ take the lead, head (gen.); 
 w. ^IJ^i^ bear the rod, i.e. inflict punish- 
 ment; w. an adv. in ^(^ reduce to or 
 change into, e.g. ^^^r|^; w. ^rTTR: 
 make a person (ace.) a Qtidra; %^?!'R^ 
 make equal; w. "^I^^F^ make unhappy, 
 pain; w. tlf?[^Xfi^ gratify; w. ^'^T^; 
 destroy (cf. ^ & ^^m). C. •fT^^rf?! cause 
 a pers. or th. to be led or carried away 
 by (instr.) to (ace). D. t^^"qf?T, °^ be 
 willing to lead etc., to carry off, to bring 
 into (ace); to find out or ascertain, 
 I. vf^fj'ifri lead away as a captive, have 
 power of (ace). — "^^ lead near or 
 towards (ace). ^fTT lead over or beyond 
 (ace); I. bring forward, "^"if bring near 
 or towards (ace) ; try to win, conciliate; 
 
 ask, request. UW^ conciliate, deprecate, 
 ask pardon for (ace), "^tj lead or take 
 away, put off, remove. cQX\ the same. 
 ^fi( lead near or towards (ace); fetch, 
 procure; represent, act, perform (d.). 
 ■^"^ lead down, push or put into (ace or 
 loc); pour down, off, or over. '^«f^ lead 
 down or pour into (ace). ^^ pour out 
 singly. ^Tf^ lead or pour together, mix, 
 unite. "^ lead or bring near, fetch, cause; 
 lead or bring towards or into (ace, w. 
 ^"^T^ subject, subdue), lead or bring back 
 (rhXi«|'^)^'^our in, mix; offer, sacrifice. 
 ^?T l^ad up or out (esp. out of the water). 
 ^^trr lead or bring near, draw towards 
 (ace) ; get or cause to (gen. of pers. & ace 
 of th.); lead away, carry off. XJtJt l^ad 
 round or near. TIISIT ^^ad or bring back, 
 recover; pour to, fill up by pouring in. 
 ^^J conduct together, gather, collect; 
 lay together (the hands); conduct towards, 
 unite with (instr. ±^^); pour together, 
 mix; lead or bring near; carry away, 
 lead homer, offer, sacrifice. "^3^ lead up- 
 wards, bring up, erect; lead out, deliver, 
 rescue; draw out (water), fill up by draw- 
 ing; lead off ("^VT"^ to death); find out, 
 investigate, infer. ^^^ lift up, raise (lit. 
 & fig.), investigate, ascertain; pay off (a 
 debt). ''^Xf lead near, bring to, present, 
 offer, communicate ; carry off, load away, 
 take to one's self, receive (esp. as a pupil); 
 bring or put into a state or condition, 
 ^1 l(44l*fH betake or expose one's self to 
 (ace or loc*); bring about, cause, produce. 
 C. cause a person (ace.) to be received 
 as a pupil. ^«1JV| draw near, admit, lead 
 to (ace), present, offer; lead away, take 
 to one's self; bring about, cause, fif lead 
 to (dat. or loc), cause to (dat. inf.); bend, 
 incline; pour out or in; offer, sacrifice; 
 perform, accomplish. fif^E^^ lead or take 
 away; find out, settle, decide, "q*?;! lead 
 away or back, trf?^ ^®^^ ^^ carry round, 
 esp. lead a bride round the fire, i.e. marry; 
 lead away, carry off, lead near, bring to 
 
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 ^^T^ 
 
 (ace); find out, explore. C. t|f^I!J^I^f?I 
 & '^rfT'^^nrf^r marry a man (ace.) with 
 a woman (ace). If bring forwards, lead 
 further, promote; convey (r.); conductor 
 take to (M. to one's self), present, offer; 
 bring or reduce to (a state); employ, 
 inflict (punishment); state, decide, teach, 
 compose, promulgate; perform, accomplish ; 
 show, betray (esp. one's feelings), love, 
 desire. ^T( bring together^ collect, raise 
 (taxes); employ, inflict (punishment); com- 
 pose, promulgate. uf?r lead back or to- 
 wards, put together, mix. f%lead or drive 
 away, remove; spend, pass (time); mix, 
 stir up (Soma etc.); part (the hair); 
 spread, extend; train, discipline, teach, 
 instruct; cause or induce to (dat. inf.); 
 perform , accomplish, ^f?^ lead together, 
 gather, collect, unite; mix together, stir 
 up (r.) ; bring near, fetch, get, procure ; 
 present with (instr.); give back, restore, 
 return. — Cf. ^q-^TT, ^f^^^TT, ^f^f^- 
 
 2^\ (— ®) leading, bringing, etc. 
 
 ^ohl"^ m. appearance, look, only adj. — o 
 
 resembling, like. 
 •i1t| a. low, deep (lit. & fig.), inferior, mean, 
 
 base; abstr. OffJ f., ©^ n. 
 ^^^ (instr. adv.) below, down. 
 ^^Tf(^ (abl. adv.) from below. 
 •Tl'^Wl a. turned downwards, ®^TT ^* ^* ^^^^ 
 
 the opening. 
 T^^f^ (instr. adv.) low, below, down, down- 
 wards ; humbly, modestly; in a low or 
 
 deep tone (comp. **^r^T^t). 
 ^\i or wflcfc m. n. resting-place, esp. a bird's 
 
 nest; the interior or seat of a carriage. 
 ^Yfif f* conduct, esp. right or wise conduct; 
 
 also = iS^tTlf^^T q.v. 
 ''fttTfcR"^^ & ''■^ a. skilful in politics or 
 
 human affairs. 
 «ilr<rm«r1 a. of right or discreet conduct. 
 ''^Yf^f^^T f', ^'^TT^ n« moral or political 
 
 science. 
 «f^^ m. a man's name (lit. leader); n. •fl'^ 
 
 musical mode or song; f. «ft''8JT way, 
 trick, artifice. 
 
 iR"^ n. (the edge of a) roof. 
 
 iftH a. situated low, deep. — m. N. of a tree, 
 n. its blossom & fruit; m. pi. N. of a 
 princely race. 
 
 «f^T2j a. = prec. adj. 
 
 ift"^ n. water (also pi.). 
 
 l"^"^ m. n. lotus (water-born). 
 
 2«^T^ a. = seq. 
 
 •ftT^^ ^ °WW a. free from dust or passion. 
 
 l«ft"^ ni. cloud (water-giver). 
 
 2iT^'?^^ a. toothless. 
 
 ^"^t^if & of^rf^I m. sea, ocean (lit. receptacle 
 of waters). 
 
 ^"^i^ a. having no holes or openings, un- 
 interrupted, close, thick; abstr. OffJ f. 
 
 ^"^"1^ a. soundless. 
 
 •f^"^^ a. sapless, dried up, withered, tasteless, 
 insipid, dull; abstr. OffT f. 
 
 •ftT^TT a. colourless, passionless; abstr. Offrf* 
 
 •ft'^^T^'f "•, ^•fT f- a kind of lustration (r.). 
 
 •f^"^lf , ^^^, & ^ft^TT a. free from sickness, 
 healthy, well. 
 
 l^^T^ m. shooting forth. 
 
 ^wf a. dark -coloured, esp. dark -blue or 
 black. — m. sapphire; N. of a serpent- 
 demon, sev. men, etc.; f. "if^^Ta woman's 
 name, ^^ indigo (plant or dye); n. dark 
 colour or substance, indigo. 
 
 «ri^«hU^ a. blue-necked; m. peacock, E. of 
 piva, a man's name. 
 
 ^^t^rfr^ m. N. of a mountain. 
 
 ^^^"^ a. blue-necked, E. of Qiva. 
 
 ^^^W^ '^- having dark eyelashes. 
 
 ^^^Z m. dark garment. 
 
 ^f^q^ a. black-backed, E. of Agni. 
 
 ^^^ftr m., ^^T(^ n. sapphire (blue gem.). 
 
 ^<!l5lf^fT a. blue-red, E. of Qiva. 
 
 •{^^•tT a. blackish, dark. 
 
 4| <ff e( 1$ a. blue-coloured. 
 
 "'^^^^•T & **^^ ". blue cloth or garment. 
 
 ^^WVT'THTX^ n. vat for (preparing) indigo. 
 
 ^^^TT^f "• b^"^ lotus. 
 
 •ft^T^^ n. (black) antimony. 
 
 ^^fX^ & ift^T^T^ n. blue lotus. 
 
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 ifyf^f^T'l^ m. blackness, dark colour. 
 
 ^^IWTTl^ n- i"digo vat. 
 
 < ^<J| ?T^ a. having the colour of indigo. 
 
 wD^l fq^ n. blue lotus. 
 
 T^^ ni. a kind of tree. 
 
 ^^TT:«R^ ni. rice-grain. 
 
 "if^f^ or ''ft^f. a cloth or girdle worn round 
 a woman's waist. 
 
 •ftlITT '^"- ^ blanket or shawl. 
 
 ^^f (®^Tf ) a. overpowering. 
 
 ^f T"i: m. (n.) fog, mist (also pi.)- 
 
 lif, -^ (indecl.) now, still, then, indeed (esp. 
 in questions ±^^); -ever or -soever (w. a 
 rel., which it makes indefin.); w. neg. 
 certainly not, never. — "sj f^^just now, 
 forever; never, never more; "J — ^( — "g) 
 either — or (—or), also in questions without 
 an interr. pron. 
 
 2g, %TffI, g^fTT, ^i^: »^, pp. -JcT roar, 
 sound, exult, praise. I. •IT'T^fTf, •W'- 
 %rc(_ howl, thunder. — "W^ call or shout 
 to (ace). "^"J I. cheer after (ace), "^f^ 
 hail, shout to (ace). ^ M. sound, 
 scream; 1. sound through (ace). Tf roar, 
 sound, howl, hum, utter (esp. the syllable 
 Om). '^f^U shout to, hail (ace). ^?^ 
 sound or roar together. 
 
 3^> 't^^ (^Tf?r) move (trans & intr.) ; C. "ifT- 
 q^fTf move from a place, remove. — 
 ^nr A. lay by. '^fvf & ^cf M. turn to 
 (ace). 
 
 "gfTf f. praise. 
 
 "gf% f. driving away, removal. 
 
 1?5' !l<f^' *''^' PP- T^<^^ P"sh, thrust; 
 impel, incite; expel, drive awayj remove, 
 reject. C.%T;^^f7T impel. I.%Tg^%drive 
 away repeatedly, chase. — "^TiJ, ^tj, ^XJTj 
 • & ojfXjjpush or drive away, chase, remove. 
 t%^ push out, expel, remove, reject. 
 xnCT push away, chase, remove. If push 
 or drive away, chase; impel, incite. 
 TTRt push back, repel, avert, f^ drive 
 asunder or away; strike, wound. C. drive 
 away, pass or spend (time); divert, amuse; 
 delight in, enjoy (instr.). ^?^ press or 
 
 bring together. C. bring near, fetch; 
 
 impel, incite, "^ll^i^ = pree S. 
 2«TT ( — *>) chasing, removing. 
 "if;? a. = pree 4- hurting, injuring. 
 
 •ffTT a. new, recent, fresh, young. 
 
 ^^ a. = pree + future. 
 
 •fif?^ adv. now, just; immediately, in future ; 
 then, therefore; certainly, indeed. 
 
 •fXlj'^ m. n. an ornament for the toes or ancles 
 of women; p. ®fl^ & ^X^^nT . 
 
 ^ m. man, herO (used also of gods) ; a mascu- 
 line word (g.); pi. men, people. 
 
 •Tefi%^i;; s. human body, corpse. 
 
 "W^^f^il^ m. man-lion, i.e. Visnu. 
 
 mfJ[ m. a man's name. 
 
 "if^^^ a. beholding men. 
 
 "iff^ff^ a. conquering men. 
 
 •fSJJT^ ni. the conquering of men. 
 
 1^, "^cETf^f (**cT), pp. -^tT dance; play, act, 
 represent (d.). C. "ifrif^rfTT (o%) cause to 
 dance or to move to and fro. I. •ff^^f^, 
 ^nft^f^, ^Tt^c^rf^, ^''^ (cause to) dance 
 about or to and fro. — "^«f dance after 
 or before (ace). "^ dance or hasten near. 
 C. cause to dance or move gently, "^q 
 dance before (ace). trf?[ dance about (ace). 
 tr dance (forwards), begin to dance. ^J^ 
 dance together. 
 
 2«Tc^ f. gesture, gesticulation. 
 
 •T?J?T a. manliest, strongest. 
 
 "iTcTT f. the masculine sex. 
 
 •rfTf f. dancing, acting. 
 
 •fci a. gesticulating, lively. 
 
 •frt s. dancer. 
 
 "ifff n. dance. 
 
 "^Igf n. dance, pantomime. 
 
 vIctl^ricT n. du. dance and song. 
 
 ^'^ n. a fortress (protected) by men. 
 
 ^^ (f. %) & •ftf m. king (god or lord of 
 
 men). 
 •f^«RT^ n. the king's affair or commission. 
 •TM^il m. sgl. the kings (coll.). 
 
 ^Mfd n). = ^. 
 
 •fqfTfofiilJcRT f- royal maid, princess. 
 
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 •Txi(^ f. the king's wife, queen. 
 
 •TCI?^ n. royalty, dominion. 
 
 •fClT ni. a brute of a man or a man serving 
 
 as a sacrificial victim. 
 •TTWrT rn« a king's son, prince. 
 «fm^'<U or omf n. a royal court. 
 'WTJniir a. giving drink to men. 
 •ftniif ^' protector of men. 
 ^xrrw^ m. = ^^cT; f. "^T princess. 
 «r^|i^ a. protecting men; n. large building, 
 ^ hall. 
 
 «fX|T^ m. king (protector of men). 
 •f^TO'T n. royal seat, throne. 
 •fxi^fTf f. guard of men. 
 •T^T^ «!• a man's arm. 
 "W^f^ m. king (lord of men). 
 »!^W^ a. kind towards men. 
 
 t«ni^'^^5 °"^f^ denom. to prec. 
 
 vflifT^ n. man's flesh. 
 
 '«i^l<^«i a. gladdening men. 
 
 «f^\^ m. man-sacrifice, N. of a man. 
 
 c 
 
 vfT-TQ' n. manliness, courage, strength. 
 •f^"^ m. sacrifice to men, i.e. hospitality. 
 «f%Tcf) m. the world of men, the earth. 
 •T^fH^ adv. like a man, strongly, bravely. 
 «f^«?f a. manly, having or belonging to men. 
 wf c|<^| ^ m. the man-boar (Visnu). 
 ^T^Hr & ^T^^ a. carrying men. 
 -iT^"^ m. (man-)hero. 
 •Tlf^ a. cursing or wronging men, malicious, 
 
 base (also »^«fTj; abstr. ©rTT f- 
 •Tlj^^^^ a. cruel-hearted, mischievous. 
 «nf^ a.= «nf^; n- as abstr. 
 "^■sq^ n. a man's horn, non-entity. 
 «t4^ (""^T^) a. friendly to men, kind. 
 •T'q'? a. dwelling in or among men. 
 -^TOif n. assemblage or residence of men. 
 ^xt^ & ^^^ a. = '^^. 
 •r^l (o^Tf ) a. conquering men. 
 ■if-q-gT n, abstr. to prec. 
 cf^T a. winning or procurmg men. 
 
 <i 
 
 ■cj-q-ff^ n. abstr. to prec. 
 WW a. = 5^1; n.="^^lT. 
 •(■qcf a. impelled by men. 
 
 ■^f^^ m. man-lion, a great hero or Visnu; 
 
 a man's name. 
 "iT^«^ a. man- killing. 
 
 •T^TJf n. a sharp stick or fork. 
 
 •f^fcR m. a washerman. 
 
 "if^nT "• washing, cleansing. 
 
 •Irf^ a. to be carried or brought. 
 
 l^TT a. leading or (as 3^ fut.) he will lead 
 
 also = seq. 
 2'iTff m. leader, guide, conductor, bringer, 
 
 inflicter (^1!g^); f. %^. 
 •TrTt^ n. abstr. to prec. 
 %'^ m. leader, guide (only adj. — o); a man's 
 
 name; n. ^T^ guidance, conduct, the eye. 
 «T'^%r^'^ a. within range of sight, visible. 
 %"^^H^ a. restless with the eyes. 
 •f"^^ a. coming from the eyes. 
 %^lf^ & o"^TfT "• tears (lit. eye- water). 
 %'^TM'T n- ointment for the eyes, collyrium. 
 %%r<^R m. delight of the eyes, beautiful 
 
 sight. 
 1%^, "^^fTT w. "^ffT overflow. 
 2^^indecl. not, by no means; that not, lest 
 
 (w. conj., opt., or imper.). 
 "^f^^ (superl.) the nearest, very near; n.adv. 
 
 very nearly, next. 
 ^f^^ffT (superl.) the nearest of all; «?ITrni 
 
 adv. 
 "^r^TEJ^ (compar.) nearer, quite near; n.adv. 
 %Xf^ n. ornament, decoration, attire, dress, 
 
 adj. — o dressed in, adorned with; also = 
 
 seq., loo. behind the scene. 
 ^ly^ai^ n. tiring-room, postscenium. 
 %tna[^^«T n. a cert, ceremony. 
 %trT^ m. N. of a country & (pi.) a people. 
 ■^ITadj. the one, some; %??— "^i? the one— 
 
 the other; half (<>—). 
 %:iTftlt7f f. (only loc. OffT) discord, conflict, 
 
 seclusion. 
 %fit f. the circumference of a wheel; rim, 
 
 edge i.g. 
 %finr^ I"- "o^s® ^f carriage-wheels.* 
 %^ a. to be carried, brought, passed (time); 
 
 to be guessed (rh.). 
 
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 %^^ & ocR a. the meaning of which is only 
 to be guessed, not evident (rh.). 
 
 %g a. not wished for, unpleasant. 
 
 "^1^ ni. one of the chief priests at a Soma 
 sacrifice. 
 
 %S n. the Sou.a vessel or office of the Nestr 
 (cf. prec). 
 
 %^ a. not one, i.e. many,, several. 
 
 ^ofi^ "• proximity, neighbourhood. 
 
 ^cR^^T adv. manifoldly, in various ways or 
 parts. 
 
 %off^XT a. multiform, various. 
 
 ^ejf^lj a. many-coloured. 
 
 %^f^cfi^ & °f^^ a. manifold, different. 
 
 %c|r3[[^ adv. repeatedly, often. 
 
 %ofif7T«R a. dishonest, mean, wicked. 
 
 %7nT, f. ^ relat g to Vedic quotations or 
 the Veda itself, Vedic. m. an interpreter 
 of the Veda; means, expedient; citizen, 
 trader. 
 
 ^^n!?«R a. mentioned by the way; n. = fi|V|lW. 
 
 •T(2[cj\ a. constant; perpetual, regular. 
 
 %f^iR a. the same. 
 
 ^^T^j f- t^ belonging to the hot season, 
 summer-like; m. summer time. 
 
 %^f^ & %^^^ a. =prec. adj. 
 
 •f^" a. relating to sleep. 
 
 •T^f a. having an end, perishable, relating 
 to death, death's; n. decay, death. 
 
 •rgilf & oxjzf n. cleverness, skill. • 
 
 ^ft^ n- closeness, uninterruptedness. 
 
 %f^fT»cfi, f- "S; having a cause, as s. effect (cf. 
 f«fftTTf**); having some particular cause, 
 occasional, accidental. — m. fortune-teller, 
 soothsayer. 
 
 ^frm n. N. of a sacred forest, m. pi. its in- 
 habitants. 
 
 •rfiTTEn"^^ n. = prec, n. 
 
 %f?TT^^ a. relating to the Naimisa forest; 
 
 m. pi. =%ftn[ m. pi. 
 ^^I^^ a. belonging to or made of the Indian 
 
 fig-tree. 
 •Rrf'TcR a. fixed, regular. 
 ^^Tf^oR a. belonging to the Nyaya system ; 
 
 ra. an adherent of it. I 
 
 %'^«rf^n. uninterruptedness, close succession, 
 
 immediate consequence. 
 %"J(J^^ n. disregard, indifference. 
 %"^^ n. meaninglessness. 
 ^TTliT n- hopelessness, despair. 
 %"^W a. based on etymology, explained ety- 
 
 mogically; m. etymologist. 
 %^5ir n. health. 
 ^^fi, f. ^ belonging or consecrated to Nirrti 
 
 (also %^(?r); "1- a child of N., demon, 
 
 Raksa^ n. E. of a lunar mansion. 
 ^^JitZJ 1i. inodorousness. 
 ^afl!^ n. want of qualities or virtues. 
 ^^?5r n. pitilessness, cruelty. 
 %\j52f n. want of property, poverty. 
 %^^ n. stainlessness (lit. & fig.). 
 %<^^3ir n. shamelessness, impudence, 
 ^^T"^ a. consisting or made of wild rice. 
 %%^ n. offering of eatables to a deity. 
 %%ftr«fi n. furniture of a house. 
 ^"^I", f. I" nocturnal, nightly. 
 
 ^flX'R' ^' ^ *^^ same. 
 %f^'T?l n. absence of care or anxiety. 
 %:^'ij^, (f.'|^)&of|r^ a. giving supreme bliss. 
 %^nir m. a prince of the Nisadhas, esp. Nala; 
 
 pi. the Nisadhas. n. T. of a poem about 
 
 Nala. 
 
 %'5nft^ & o^fTQfT n. = prec. n. 
 
 •fTEfT^, f. t^ belonging to the Nisada; m. a 
 
 Nisada. 
 •Tich*4( n. exemption from acts, inactivity. 
 •ff^^«2f n. want of anything, poverty. 
 %^t7TcR V. tf fTT^. 
 •Tf%«F, f- ^ forming the end, last, definitive; 
 
 highest, perfect, complete. 
 •|"S^^ n. severity, harshness. 
 «fuq)^ n. fruitlessness, useiessness. 
 ^^^ & of^ijeU a. natural, original. 
 •11^^ n. absence of love, unkindness. 
 •f:"^ n. want of property, poverty. 
 •fT (•i'+^) adv. neither, nor; not. 
 •TTct. adv. almost, nearly. 
 %T^ m.=seq. n. 
 •TT'^if a. & n. pushing, impelling, driving 
 
 away. 
 
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 ^Tf^ a. (— o) = prec. adj. 
 
 %T\if^ m. N. of a Rishi. 
 
 %j^X (='iT^^X) adv. ninefold. 
 
 "ifl«f^ a. sounding. 
 
 ^T'Q^t^rfT a. not perceptible. 
 
 %T'R"^TrT & ®^Tf^«l, a. not appearing (in 
 
 court). 
 1^ ace, dat., & gen. du. of pron. of P* pers. 
 2^T f- ship, boat, vessel. 
 %7eR (adj. — o) = prec. ; f. "^T small boat or 
 
 ship. 
 %T«fiW^TT ^- helmsman, pilot. 
 %T«R1*T^ ^- the occupation of a boatsman ; 
 
 '^T^fN'C. a* living as a b. 
 ^T'^'^ a. going in a ship; m. sailor. 
 %TWtft«R ^' sailor, boatsman. 
 %X^«^if n. N. of the highest peak of the 
 
 Himalaya. 
 
 •n^«T n. going in a ship, navigation ; vessel. 
 
 «1T^Tf^T«I^ a. going in a boat; m. a passenger. 
 
 ^T«sr^«T n. shipwreck. 
 
 tjy^T; m., •?J^f?! f. bringing down, humilia- 
 tion, contempt. 
 
 ^7*TX^ m degradation, debasement. 
 
 ;;?TTJ^T^if n. = ^^-R:- 
 
 ^^T^ m. the Indian fig-tree (lit. growing 
 downwards). 
 
 ^W ™' ^^' cert, parts of a carriage. 
 
 ^^ m. a kind of deer. 
 
 li^^ m. something clinging or adhering; 
 mark, sign ; offensiveness, invective. 
 
 •Jf^ n. mole or spot on the body. 
 
 ^g^ (•fY^, f. •Tlxfl) directed downwards, 
 going down, deep (1. & f.); n. •gcfi adv. 
 downwards, down, w. efi bring down, hu- 
 miliate, contemn, w. ^ humble one's self. 
 
 ^^^ n. hollow, recess, hiding-place; f. t^ 
 the lap. 
 
 '(R|«rf (loc), •ZfirT*! (instr.) adv. near, close to 
 
 ?^7[ffT n. entrance or receptacle. 
 fjjTiJ a. waterless. 
 7^^ n. destruction, ruin. 
 TSf^if n. casting down; putting, placing, 
 mentioning. 
 
 •g^ a. thrown down, put aside, stretched or 
 laid out, mystically touched, leaned upon, 
 put on or donned, applied to ( — o). 
 
 •21^^71^ & °^"^ a. harmless, peaceful (lit. 
 having laid down the stick or the weapons). 
 
 f€|^^ & 5?f^ a. to be put (down). 
 
 i^i^g" (only loc.) the closing day. 
 
 •tii-ql^ ger. lowering, bending down. 
 
 •in^ m- norm, standard (lit. that to which 
 a thing goes back); rule, axiom, method; 
 manner, way, esp. the right way, fitness, 
 propriety; law -suit, judicial sente-nce, 
 judgment; logical argument, syllogism, 
 N. of a phil. system. — Instr. & abl. in 
 the right way, regularly, duly (also o — ); 
 in the way or after the manner of ( — o). 
 
 •^TT^^'tT^ & «t||t4qff^«t^ n. acting rightly, 
 behaving properly. 
 
 •^TT^^lf^'l, a. speaking properly. 
 
 ^T^f^^T f. logic. 
 
 ;?IT^^Tl a.=^'RT^«fr^. 
 
 ^T^^^T"^ n. manual of logic. 
 
 •^TT^ a. regular, customary, usual; proper, 
 fit to (intin. w. pass, sense); n. adv. 
 
 «in^ m. putting in, placing, settling; putting 
 down, writing, painting; depositing, de- 
 posit, pledge (j.); giving up, abandoning, 
 renunciation. 
 
 HTT^^VrfT'T. ™- the holder of a deposit, de- 
 positary (j.). 
 
 •^T^ w. efi deposit a thing with a person. 
 
 ^®5f a. turned downwards, lying on the face. 
 
 ^^ m. the insertion of the sound into 
 the recitation. 
 
 •Jfif a. wanting, incomplete, defective, in- 
 
 '^ ferior, smaller, less by (instr. or — o), less 
 than (abl.); low^ vile. " 
 
 •*y«f^» **'^fh lessen, diminish. 
 
 •^^it^TSR a. too little or too much ; n. as 
 subst. (also o^ n.). 
 
 «5fii\ w. cfi lessen, diminish. 
 
 ^fefi^a. delighting in, used to ( — «); homely, 
 
 comfortable. 
 rTvV^r ^' ^^^^ ^^ men, king. 
 ■^ (= «f %) adv. ^eally, indeed. 
 
m 
 
 288 
 
 m (_o) drinking. 
 
 2xf (_o) protecting, keeping. 
 
 xrff)^ a. to be cooked or baked. 
 
 Trf^ or itfW f- cooking, food, digestion, 
 ripening (fig. = bearing consequences), de- 
 velopment. 
 
 Xlf^f^fg f. du. digestive organs and sight. 
 
 XJ'^f no. who cooks or bakes. 
 
 XI^^ m. N. of a man, pi. of a people. 
 
 T||j> a. cooked, prepared (on fire), ripened, 
 matured, developed (abstr. o^fff f.); n. 
 = seq. 
 
 Xffpf^ n. cooked food. 
 
 ■q9>^c|i a. made of burnt bricks; f. "^J a 
 burnt brick. 
 
 XT^ m. wing, feather, flank or side, half, 
 esp. of the month, a fortnight; party, 
 faction , troop, class ; one of two cases, 
 alternative (jf^ on the other hand, — o 
 with regard to); supposition, statement, 
 thesis, the subject of a syllogism ; action, 
 law-suit. Abstr. *>rFTt f*? °^t "• 
 
 Xr^-Sfi (adj. — o) wing. 
 
 "Q^^WW "• abstr. to seq. 
 
 Xf^^^ & ^^Tff'C^ a. choosing a party. 
 
 y^^lT (*-^ °^*) "• a side- or inner door. 
 
 tpg^J"^ a. maintaining the party of (gen.), 
 adhering to (loc); m. bird. 
 
 Xp^tlTrT m. moult or flight (lit. the falling or 
 flying of the wings), partisanship (lit. the 
 falling to one side) predilection for (loc, 
 gen., JifTf, or — o). 
 
 •q^'q7f7!«^^ a. flying, partial to (loc. *or — ©): 
 abstr. »f?f<n 1. 
 
 "Q^^^ 11- pl- wings and tail. 
 
 tl'^^wfT a. winged or belonging to a party. 
 
 "^T^f^efi^ a. with lamed wings. 
 
 ■q^^ n. wing, side. 
 
 q'^T«rf m. the end of the wings of an army 
 or the last day of a fortnight. 
 
 "R'^T^TT^ n^« feigned or ungrounded lawsuit; 
 abstr. o^ n. 
 
 tff^«|^ a. winged (lit. & fig.); taking the 
 
 side of, partial to (— ®). m. bird; f. ©lip' 
 
 a female bird, =fc "^Tf^ a night with the 
 
 preceding and following day. 
 ^f^^TTflT f« tbe condition of a bird or of a 
 
 beast. 
 ■qf^H^j^ & ®'^^ m. the king of the birds 
 
 (E. of Gar^da or Jatayu). 
 Xlt^^T^cR m. young bird^ birdling. 
 ^f^^lftr^ & TT^"^^ m.= Tjf^-^T^ . 
 Xj^^Tf'C s- cover formed by the wings. 
 tl^«|^ n. eyelash. 
 "RW^ a. having (strong or long) eyelashes, 
 
 hairy, shaggy i.g. ; 0%"^ having eyes with 
 
 long eyelashes. 
 tlW a. being in the wings; changing by 
 ■ halves or half-months; belonging to the 
 
 party of ( — »). 
 X{W s. mud, dirt. 
 XJ^f^^ m. N. of a plant, whose fruit is 
 
 used to clear water (lit. destroying mud). 
 Xf^^ n. a kind of lotus (lit. mud-born). 
 Xf^^f^tJJi^ m. E. of Brahman (lotus -b^rn). 
 ^^^•rT , qf^*^, & nfrfTjf a. muddy. 
 XT^^^ & «^1" n. = Ti^^. 
 Xff^ & ViWt f- a set or row of five; group, 
 
 troop, assembly, party ; a kind of metre. 
 Xff^9RiT ni. successive order. 
 XT'fexjT^iT a. purifying or adorning a society. 
 XT^ (f. XJ^iqf^) lame (also oeR); abstr. ©TIT f., 
 
 o^ n. 
 
 xrq", "tJ^fTT, ®% cook, bake, boil, roast, burn 
 (bricks), digest; mature, ripen, develop 
 (trans., vf^cfintr.); P. XJ'^ffjbecookedetc, 
 also intr. = Xtr^sfrt- C. xn^^f?f , *»% cook 
 or cause to cook (tr.), bring to maturity 
 or perfection. — X|"f^ P. be cookecl or 
 roasted, grow mature (lit. & fig.)' '^®ar 
 results, f^cook thoroughly; P. be cooked 
 or digested, ripen i.e. have results (of an 
 action). 
 
,'^9 
 
 ^ir^ 
 
 tr^ a. cooking, boiling, roasting ( — o). 
 
 XJ^fT a. cooked ; n. cooked food. 
 
 ■q^«T a. cooking, roasting (—<>); n. the act 
 
 of or an instrument for cooking, also = 
 
 tj^«l7 f. ripening, maturing. 
 T7^f%^ a. cooking or ripening quickly. 
 If'^^ adv. by Padas or hemistichs. 
 tf^l^ n. cleansing the feet. 
 XI^ a. solid, stout, sturdy; m. N. of a race 
 
 of Rishis. 
 Xjf^^ a. belonging to the Pajras, E. of 
 
 Kaksivant. 
 X(^m a. consisting of five, five days old, etc.; 
 
 w. "^cT "• five per cent. — m. a man's 
 
 name; f. xrf^'cRT a book of 5 chapters; 
 
 n. aggregate of five. 
 XI^«fi^^ adv. five times. 
 tl^^miHoh a. equal to five Krsnalas. 
 ^W^TW ^' ^ pentagon. 
 q^Tf^ n. the five (products) of the cow, i.e. 
 
 milk, sour milk, butter, urine, & dung. 
 "q^^^Tft^T^ f- forty-five. 
 X|^gf«f m. the five (classes of) beings, i.e. 
 
 gods, men, Gandharvas, Apsaras, serpents, 
 
 & Manes. 
 ^W^*^ ^ **"R "• T. of a collection of fables 
 
 (lit. having five divisions or books). 
 l"q^7li(^ n. the five fires (i.e. four fires and 
 
 the sun). 
 2tr^fltl^ a. exposed to the five fires. 
 ^Wff^' f' t fivefold. 
 "q^f^T f« fivefoldness, also = X|^^. 
 XJlffMlf a. the thirty-fifth. 
 xiirN^c^ & XT^f^'^fTf f. thirty-five. 
 X^^ n. the five elements or the dissolution 
 
 of the body into them, i.e. death. 
 XJ^^ a. the fifth. 
 
 XT^^U^^^-q^i^ m. T. of a tale. 
 Xfg:^^^, f. ^ the fifteenth, increased by or 
 
 consisting of 15; f . ^ the 15*'^ day. 
 "q^^llI«R^'^ adv. fifteen times. 
 Xf^^^^T adv. in or into 15 parts. 
 xl^^^«t. ^' fifteen. 
 XT^^lf^^ a. consisting of 15 verses. 
 XTl[^'3t«rTf^ a. fifteen years old. 
 Xflf^^T^ m. a period of 15 days, a. of^efj. 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit- Enf,'lish Dictionary. 
 
 q^^fl[«l^ a. consisting of 15 parts. 
 
 Xf^^ adv. in five parts or ways. 
 
 XJ^^ifTg n. sgl. the five elements. 
 
 Xf^^ or T^CW^ a. five. 
 
 XI^iT?^ a. having five nails or claws; m. a 
 five-toed animal. 
 
 M^'tf^ n. the (country of the) five rivers, 
 the Panjab; m. pi. the inhabitants of it. 
 
 XJ^^T'?^ (f- °«tl*fl) having five names. 
 
 xi^q^T^ci: f. fifty-five. 
 
 Xf^Xjf^oR m. N. of a man. 
 
 xi^Xfo^ a. containing five verses. 
 
 xi^XfT^ a. five-footed. 
 
 XTW^TO rn- the god of love (lit. the five- 
 arrowed). 
 
 XT^Hrf n. pi. the five elements. 
 
 XT^vt> f" ^ fifth or forming the fifth part, w. 
 ^^ m. a fifth. — f. t the fifth day of the 
 half month, the fifth case & his endings 
 (g.); n. a fifth, adv. for the fifth time, 
 fifthly. 
 
 Xf^Tn"fq«fi a. amounting to five Masas. 
 
 qW'n^ a. containing five months. 
 
 XJ^W^ a. having five faces or points. 
 
 IXJ^'^T'^ ni. five days (nights). 
 
 SXJ^TT"^ a. lasting five days. 
 
 xm^ a. containing five verses. 
 
 Xf^^fR a. five-faced; m. E. of Qiva. 
 
 Xjg^';iJ m. a group of five. 
 
 XI^^Tll a. five-coloured, many-coloured. 
 
 Xl^^^, o^, o^^^, & «^Tf>^ a. five years 
 old. 
 
 X|gf^^, f. ^ the twenty-fifth or consisting 
 of twenty-five. 
 
 tf^f^rj; & Xf^f^^ffTT f. twenty-five. 
 
 XI^f^I[9rTin!f n- T. of a Brahmana. 
 
 XJ^f^^ or q^fcf^f a. of five kinds. 
 
 tj^'^rf % five hundred (pi.), amounting to 
 500 (fine) or fined 500; the 500*'\ <>% ^T% 
 in the 500**" year. — n. 105 or 500, f. 1; 500, 
 a period of 500 years. 
 
 Tj^lj-^ m. = xrW^TW- 
 
 XT^^^ adv. five by five. 
 
 XT^Ijra a. five-fingered; m. the hand. 
 
 M^^^ a. five-headed. 
 
 X^Xf pi. five or six. 
 
 19 
 
q^^^'ft 
 
 290 
 
 TT^^f^ f- sgl- ftve thousand. 
 i^^^T^f^TSR & i^l^n^'T a. five years old. 
 
 xjgj^'^ a. five-syllabled. 
 
 l"l?WTf^ (°— ) the five sacred fires. 
 
 2X|gTf^ a- maintaining the five sacred tires 
 or exposing one's self to them. 
 
 tf^T^ (o_) five limbs, members, or parts; 
 a. having five limbs, members, or parts. 
 
 Xf^f^of; a. consisting of the five elements, 
 abstr. o^ n. 
 
 Xj^T^T^ a. so called for ten years. 
 
 ■q^l^^rf^efi a. best of five.* 
 
 ■q^l^ff n. sgl. & pi. the five kinds of divine 
 food or the five elements. 
 
 •q^"^ a. having five spokes. 
 
 "Cf^T^ m. pi. N. of a warrior-tribe. 
 
 ^^^"T^r a. five-membered. 
 
 ^^T^^ a. pl- fifty; f- *»ftr'5|IT T. of sev. 
 works. 
 
 T^WT^fi: f- fifty. 
 
 XJ^T^^TT m. the fiftieth part. 
 
 if^T^ a. five-faced or five-pointed. 
 
 Trf^if^ a. fivefold. 
 
 ■q^ w. ofi render fivefold ; abstr. o^'^IH' n. 
 
 H^fij^^ a. having five organs. 
 
 X|%g m.=qg^Tir- 
 
 tJ^X^ n. cage, skeleton. 
 
 ^^T^ff^^^' *»^%fT, & *»^^ m. a partridge, 
 a dove, and a parrot kept in a cage.* 
 
 xyf^cfTf f- a kind of commentary. 
 
 M^\ f. almanac, calendar. 
 
 ^, ''TZfTf split, burst, open (intr.). C. XfJ- 
 ^^fTf cause to split etc., break asunder, 
 rend, tear, cut off, hurt, injure. — "^^ 
 C. split, tear asunder, open. "^5^ & '^WS 
 C. the same + expel, remove, dethrone. 
 f^ split, tear, rend, divide, root out, re- 
 move, drive away. 
 
 X(Z m. (woven) cloth, blanket, garment; 
 picture, image of (—<>); f. t; piece of 
 cloth, screen, curtain (d.). 
 
 tf^^ff a. painted on cloth. 
 
 Xf^lT"^ m. thief, robber. 
 
 iViZT. "^- o^ "• ^^y (of sunlight). 
 2Xi'i'^ m. K. of Varuna. 
 
 tJZ^ n., ^ f. cover, veil, screen, roof, 
 basket, chest, heap, mass, multitude; 
 n. & m. division, section, chapter of a 
 book. 
 
 I'QZ'^T^ m. cloth, tent. 
 
 2trj^T'^ (& *®efi) m. perfumed powder. 
 
 ■q^i^T^«^ n. tent (house of cloth). 
 
 m^ m. (f. t^ & n.) kettle-drum, abstr. OrfT f- 
 
 •q'^^^jIfcR m. crier who beats a drum. 
 
 tj^^%T"BfISfT f. proclamation by sound of a 
 drum. \ 
 
 ViZm^ & ^^T«tT m. the edge of a garment. 
 
 Xj'fe & "qf^cRT f. a kind of woven cloth. 
 
 crfe'^ (superl.) most clever with ( — <>). 
 
 T:Rr^%tf m. tossing up the curtain. 
 
 ^"E^^^ (compar.) very clever in ( — <>) or fit 
 for (loc. or — «). 
 
 Vi^X ^- the sandal tree. 
 
 tJZ a. sharp, pointed, pungent, acute, fierce 
 piercing(ray of light), clear, shrill (sound) 
 violent, strong, intense; clever, skilful in 
 fit for (loc. or — o); n. adv. — m. N. of a 
 man, pl. of a people. 
 
 TOcfT f.5 '''C^ n- sharpness, cleverness. 
 
 TTS^f?f a. sagacious. 
 
 tf^XTf^'^ n. upper garment (of cloth). 
 
 ■q%j^ m. a kind of cucumber. 
 
 ■q^Tl^ m. a cert, member of the body. 
 
 TO m. plate, tablet; cloth, bandage, ligature, 
 frontlet, turban (cf. Xf^). 
 
 TOeR m., TTf?oRT f- plate, tablet, cloth, band- 
 age; n. also patent, document. 
 
 TC^T^ n. or o^ f. a swing made of cloth.* 
 
 tfj^f n. town, city. 
 
 TOT'^eR n. a kind of garment."' 
 
 tff^'^ m. a kind of spear, p. of||»|^. 
 
 '^'Si "TjfrT (®%) read aloud, recite, rehearse; 
 teach, mention; repeat to one's self, study, 
 learn from (abl.). C. "qi^^rfTf teach to 
 talk or read, teach i.g. (2 ace); read, 
 peruse. I.xn^^VfTT & q'R^J^ recite often, 
 read or study diligently. — "^g speak 
 after, repeat. Xff^ enumerate, name, 
 mention. If recite aloud; C. teach, explain. 
 f%f & ^?(_ read, peruse. 
 
 q^cli m. reader, reciter. 
 
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 ^K 
 
 Xf3?f n. reciting, studying. 
 
 "'^B'ft^ & ^ftcT^ a. to be studied or read. 
 
 ^ftfTf^^ a. effective while being (only) 
 uttered. 
 
 tff^^, ti^^^, & tTfNlI n. fetter (esp. 
 for a. horse) ; fettering or halting-place. 
 
 ^^^, "4X0% (°f^), pp. "'TftTrT (q-^O bargain, 
 barter, buy ; bet, wage, stake, risk, play 
 for (gen.); win a thing (instr.) from (ace.) 
 at play. — f^ sell; bet, stake (gen.). 
 
 XfTIf rn. bargain, stipulation, contract; play, 
 game, bet, wager; the thing staked, de- 
 posited, or agreed upon; a cert. coin. 
 
 4WT "• purchasing, bartering. 
 
 "RX^f^itf m., oif n. making a treaty, stipu- 
 lation. 
 
 TlHuft^d in. seller. 
 
 XJIJT^ III. a kind of drum. 
 
 ""TW^^ f- venal woman, harlot. 
 
 I'WrSl^^ ii'fin- °f^1 sell. 
 
 ^"QXm^ , o^fTT, *>% worship, revere. 
 
 XlffTf^rf m. seller. 
 
 tflljT'Sr a. to be praised, venerable. 
 
 trfllf m. bargainer, niggard, a stingy sacrificer 
 or a malicious demon. 
 
 ifHljcJ a. & m. having betted, a better; n. bet, 
 wager, stake. 
 
 ■qflJl'tT m. trader, seller. 
 
 XIIJJ^ w. oR lay at stake, risk. 
 
 tlTr^, xix^oR, & XfTJ^^ m. eunuch, weakling. 
 
 "^f^ft a. learned, educated, wise, clever in, 
 familiar with ( — o); m. scholar, teacher. - 
 Abstr. o^cfl n. 
 
 ''TfTJ^rT^^ m. pride in wisdom.* 
 
 TTft^rfTfTf^^ & °?TTf^1 a. thinking one's 
 self learned or clever, self-conceited. 
 
 trflj^^?n?l & °^«?r?n«T a. the same. 
 
 Xf^ & o^ m. = XTXS^ etc. 
 
 iTHTjg" a. to be sold, vendible; n. article of 
 trade, ware (poss. o^ifl f) ; traffic, busi- 
 ness; warehouse, shop. 
 
 2i;r?5r a. to be praised. 
 
 XITJ5f^«f m. trader. 
 
 "^WHff a. forming an article of trade. 
 
 Virl, -qcrf?! (<>%), pp. XlfTfrt (q.v.) fly, soar, 
 rush; come down, descend, fall or sink 
 (lit. & fig. i"^^^), lose caste, rank, or 
 position; fall or light upon (loc.) ; incur 
 or get into (loc); come to pass, happen. 
 C. XTTri^fTT, 0% (& XTfT^fTr q.v.) cause to 
 fly or fall , pour out or shed (water, 
 tears, etc.); hurl, cast, throw; put, turn, 
 direct to, impose or inflict upon (loc); 
 throw down, fell, ruin, cut off or asunder, 
 divide (^'^T); M. rush on, hasten. D. fxjtf- 
 f?r^f^ & frn^fir being about to fly or 
 to fall in. — U^ fly towards (ace). 
 "^fiT fly or fall beyond or past. ^"5 fly 
 to, through, or after; go after, follow, 
 pursue. ■^•fPC fly i"to (loc). "^f^I fly or 
 hasten near, go towards or against; fall 
 down or upon, come into (ace). C. throw 
 on (dat. or loc); throw down, kill. 
 ^^f^ rush upon (ace). '^^ fly, jump, 
 fall down or upon (ace). "^ fly or hasten 
 near, fall into or upon (ace or loc); 
 happen, occur, fall to one's (gen ) share. 
 C. throw or cut down, let fall, shed (tears). 
 ■^^T hasten near, rush upon (ace). '^(J^l 
 fly or hasten near, rush upon (ace); 
 come to, obtain ; have sexual intercourse 
 with (^^). "^ fly or spring up, come 
 forth, rise, start, set out, escape. C. cause 
 to fly up, lift, raise. "^^^ Ay or jump up. 
 C. cause to fly up to (ace). ^^"^ Ay or 
 spring up (together) etc. ="^5 S. "^tl fly 
 near, hasten towards (ace. or loc). f^ fly 
 down, alight, descend, fall or rush upon 
 (ace or loc), get or fall into (loc), tumble 
 down, throw one's self down (XTT^^T^); 
 happen, occur (w. gen. = come into the 
 mind*), fall to the share of (loc), fall 
 into ruin, be lost or in vain. C. cause to 
 fall, let fall, drop, throw down; put in, 
 turn upon (loc); fell, destroy, kill; put 
 down, establish (g.). TTfTST throw one's 
 self down, bow to (ace, dat., or loc). 
 C. cause to fall down or bow. f^f'T fly, 
 fall, rush, descend upon or into (ioe); 
 attack, assail.* C. throw down, cut off or 
 
tnft 
 
 292 
 
 split (the head), inflict (punishment); 
 destroy, ruin, kill, ^fif fly, fall, or des- 
 cend upon (loc); assemble, meet, en- 
 counter; come together with (instr. ±^^). 
 C. throw down, shoot off; collect, unite, 
 bring together, fif^ & ftf^^ Aj o^ rush 
 out, come forth, depart, retreat, escape. 
 TJ^T fly away or past, fall out or down, 
 depart, escape, retreat, stay away, fail; 
 fly along, hasten; come near, arrive. 
 "qfX! fly ^^ ^^^ about, round, or to and 
 fro; leap down from (abl.), rush or fall 
 upon (loc). C. cause to fall down, shoot 
 off, throw into. Tf fly forth or along, 
 hasten to (loc); fall down, rush upon, 
 come into (loc). C. cause to flee, pursue. 
 ft fly along or through; split, burst 
 asunder (intr.). C. cause to fly away, 
 shoot off; rend asunder, throw down, 
 destroy, kill. ^J^ fly or rush together; 
 meet, encounter (of friends & foes); hasten 
 on or towards (ace), come to, arrive at 
 (ace or loc); fall down upon, get into 
 (loc), happen, pass, occur. C. hurl upon, 
 throw down into (loc). 
 
 XfffT ni. a winged animal, bird. 
 
 ^ff*IHpfT & °XT^ ni. the king of the birds, 
 E. of Garuda. 
 
 Mfl^l-^T ^' = prec, also E. of Jatayu. 
 
 Mfi^l a. flying; m. bird, insect, esp. grass- 
 hopper, butterfly, or moth (also XI(^). 
 
 XJrnnC ^- bird-like. 
 
 iTIff^^'pfl f. rashness, temerity, lit. the way 
 of a moth (attracted by a light). 
 
 2T:jff;ncrf7T a- very thoughtless or rash (cf. 
 prec). 
 
 "^rf^^ m- N. of a man. 
 
 ^d^Rl m.N.of a philosopher,grammarian, etc. 
 
 XJff^ n. wing, pinion, feather. 
 
 ^cTf^«l^ a. winged, feathered, flying; m. bird, 
 horse, arrow. 
 
 THTII"^ & "^Trf^l^ ^' spitting-pot or alms-box 
 
 (receiver of what falls). 
 X|ff«f m. N. of a Raksas; n. flying, descend- 
 
 ing, rushing; getting into (loc). ruin, fall 
 
 (lit. & fig.). 
 "^cl^"^ a. causing fall or the loss of caste; 
 
 n. such a crime. 
 XTffnT a flying, m. a bird. 
 "Pfr!^ , "^^ft fly^ hasten, M. driv^e away or 
 
 fell. — ^^ & W A. fly to (ace). f% 
 
 A. open, go or fly asunder. 
 XlrT^T^, °f^^, & ^f^"^^ a. flying. 
 T^rft & ^fi^ a. X flying, fugitive. 
 ^ffT«RT f- flag, banner; the flag or symbol 
 
 of(-.). 
 XJffTcjJT^ofi n. flag or banner (-cloth). 
 XTrfl^T^U^ m. flag-staff. 
 "'TfTTfiR*^ a. having or bearing a flag; m. flag- 
 bearer, flag, chariot, f. ojf\ army. 
 xiff?T ni. master, owner, ruler, lord, husband. 
 tjfjJ^'^T f- choosing her husband. 
 trf?T^ (adj. — o)^xjt7r. 
 "TfTI^ffT^ & °^ f- husband-slaying. 
 4f?T^¥ a. loved by her husband. 
 XjfTJff a. fallen, sunk, degraded, an outcast; 
 
 often — ©fallen from, at, or upon, got 
 
 into. n. flying, flight. 
 "Crf^fT^Tft'^cR a. having lost the Savitrl (r.). 
 Xjf?|?!TW n. food from an outcast. 
 "TRr^lfc^rf a. fallen and risen (1. & f.). 
 "qfTf^q- & «^«t n. matrimony, wedlock. 
 "'rfff^^flT & ®^^T f- a wife regarding her 
 
 husband as a divinity. 
 ^tfTITTWT f- a wife whose life is her husband. 
 ^f?!^^ f. having a husband, married. 
 ^f7f%lcii ni. the husband's world (in a future 
 
 life). 
 VfTrm^ & xrf?I^(^ f. = tlfTTTTcft. 
 Xlf?r?rff n. devotion to a husband. 
 trfTT^rlT f. a wife devoted or obedient to her 
 
 husband. 
 ^f?T¥ (superl.) flying most or best. 
 xrf7T%^T f. devotion to the husband. 
 '^^'^ , ®^f^ wish for a husband. 
 tJcft^T^ (compar.) w. X|f^ fly better or well. 
 XTrm^ adv. = ^Tlf^. 
 
 XItI«T n. town, city; m. pi. N. of a people. 
 Tirf^ dat. inf. to IXJ^. 
 "RtNc a<^v- fro™ or at the feet. 
 
293 
 
 l'^ 
 
 Xff^ m. foot-soldier, pedestrian ; f. the smallest 
 division of an army. 
 
 tiftfcU a. walking on foot. 
 
 tins' n. wing, feather (also on the arrow), 
 any vehicle as chariot, cart^ horse etc.; 
 the leaf of a tree or a leaf for writing on, 
 paper, a letter or any written document; 
 a thin plate of metal, blade. 
 
 XT'i^oR, f. "RfWofiT wing or leaf (adj. — -o). 
 
 XlT^^^HfW f- interval between the veins 
 of a leaf.* 
 
 XT"^^^ n. a piece of leaf. 
 
 *XJ'=^xn"^T f- a ^'\nd of ornament on the fore- 
 head. 
 
 XpiS^^ m. figures or lines painted on the 
 face or body. 
 
 tjTsT^ , o^frT, pp. trf^fT (q.v.) to feather. 
 
 tr^X!^ ^' ^ ^^^^ (having wings as a vehicle). 
 
 XI 7^^ a. leafy. 
 
 XjT^f^^XJcfi m. the same. 
 
 ^T^TTl^fi n- vegetables consisting of leaves, 
 
 greens. 
 *i:rp('T^ "• red sandal. 
 
 XI'=^T^^ a. written down (on a leaf). 
 
 t?^T^f^ or o^'^ f. = tf^^Tl^. 
 
 Xjf^rf a. feathered (arrow). 
 
 tlf^i^^ a. winged, feathered ; m. bird, arrow. 
 
 XT^JTJI' n. woven silk or a garment made of 
 
 it; m. pi. N. of a people. 
 Xf(^ f. mistress, lady, wife; abstr. o^f n. 
 q^^cfi (adj. — o)=prec. 
 xn^lf , °^fT regard or treat as a wife. 
 Xlf^^wtT a. having a wife or wives. 
 4^1^ n. flight, path, way. 
 xnH^, tf^rf be master, get possessed of, own 
 
 (ace. or. instr.); partake of (loc), be fit 
 
 for, serve as (dat.). 
 TT^r^, f. T?^^ flying; n. flight. 
 XTf^rf:^ a. lying at the feet. 
 Xj(^fjf^ adv. at the feet. 
 Xf^, X?f^, xif^SR^ (nom. "q^T^) path, road, 
 
 course, way, manner; a cert. hell. - XJ^STTif 
 
 ^ give the way to, go out of the way 
 
 of (gen.). xrf%j in the way, on the journey; 
 ^^•ff in this way or manner. 
 
 Xf^ m. path, course, way (mostly a. — »). 
 
 xfftj V. XT^ . 
 
 xyf^efi m. traveller, wanderer. 
 
 tlfSfefi^jT^ m. company of travellers, caravan. 
 
 qftl«R<^ a. preparing a path. 
 
 ^rftf^T, "^fM^"^^* & ^Tf^ a. protecting 
 ways. 
 
 xrf^^T a. standing in or on a way. 
 
 ^f^W ^- the same + being on the way, going. 
 
 XI^T a. = xrfwr. 
 
 *XJ%XXI^^^ m. guide, leader (of the way).* 
 
 xnsr a. customary, normal, regular, suitable, 
 fit, proper, n. fortune, good lock; hail 
 to (gen. or dat.)! — f. XJ^f path, way; 
 w. ^^<ft" & ^fW the rich path (personif. 
 as the goddess of fortune). 
 
 Itf^, 4^% (*>f?T), pp."q^(q.v.)fall, drop, fall out, 
 sink down, perish; (mostly — «) go, step, 
 tread ; go to (ace). C. XJT^^fTT, **% bring 
 to fall. — "^"fcT go beyond (ace); trans- 
 gress, neglect (also C). "^"if go after, 
 follow, betake one's self to or into; get 
 at, befall. "^Xf escape. nSfft enter, ^fi^ 
 approach, appear, betake one's self to 
 or into, meet with (ace, r. loc); catch, 
 seize, overpower, master, undertake, 
 accept. ^"^ fall down or out; lose, be 
 deprived or fall short of (abl.). "^ come 
 near, approach, enter; get into, meet 
 with (ace), esp. get in trouble, meet 
 with an accident; happen, occur, be; 
 "q^T|jXl^% so is it. C. cause to go or 
 enter, bring to or into (ace), esp. bring 
 to fall, ruin, destroy; bring near, procure, 
 occasion ; get, obtain. "^Sf^l get into (ace). 
 T(WJ come back, return, cjjf perish, be 
 lost; C. destroy, kill. ^^J attack, assail ; 
 get into (ace); occur, appear. '^^ come 
 forth or out of (abl.), be born, happen, 
 occur, appear, arise, begin. 0. A. (M.) 
 procreate, beget with (loc), cause, effect, 
 produce, bring forth; grow (plants or 
 animals), spill (blood), kindle (fire). ^^ 
 originate (scil. frmii a root), have an ety- 
 
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 mology (g.)« C. produce, cause; derive, 
 trace back to a root (g.). ^^ come 
 forth, be born of (loc), happen, occur, 
 present one's self. C. bring forth, effect, 
 cause, produce. ^^ fall upon, attack; 
 come near, approach (esp. for aid or in- 
 sruction); get to or into (ace. or loc), 
 fall to the lot of (gen.); happen, occur, 
 take place, appear as(nom.), turn to(dat.); 
 be fit or right. C. bring about, cause, 
 effect, arrange, prepare; make or appoint 
 (2 ace.) ; present or furnish with (2 ace. 
 or ace. of pers. & instr. of th.) ; give (also 
 in marriage), offer, procure, bestow on 
 (ace. of th. & dat., r. loc. of pers.); find 
 out, ascertain, prove. "^^^ approach, ask 
 for help (ace); endow or furnish with 
 (instr.). f^lie down, rest; lie with (ace.); 
 C. lay down, fell, destroy. '^•ffiT & '^^f'l 
 (ace.) lie with. f^T^ come forth, spring 
 up, arise, ripen, be accomplished. C.A.(M.) 
 bring about, make ripe, prepare, accom- 
 plish, settle, decide, "^fi^f^^ come to, 
 enter (ace), come forth, appear. Tf come 
 or resort to (ace.), visit, enter, get, obtain, 
 meet with (ace), undertake, begin; happen, 
 take place, become, be; assent, agree. 
 "^giT enter after (ace.), follow, obey. 
 "^rfHIT approach, enter, undertake, begin; 
 get at, resort to (ace.). ^TTenter (together), 
 repair or resort to (ace); be accomplished 
 or brought about. irf?f step to, enter upon, 
 resort to, get at or into, meet with (ace.), 
 undertake, begin; happen, take place; 
 perform, accompli sh,make = reddere (2 ace), 
 do anything to, behave towards (loc, gen., 
 or ace); find out, learn, understand, think, 
 judge (w. "^^^T falsely); accede, yield, 
 consent, confess, promise, answer (±^5^- 
 XH}- C. lead or bring to (ace) ; get, 
 procure; give (also in marriage) to, present, 
 bestow on (2 ace. or ace of th. & loe, 
 dat., or gen. of pers.); cause, effect, pro- 
 duce; make clear, explain, teach, show. 
 f^irfirf go hither and thither, be perplexed 
 or uncertain, waver. ^irf?T go to, get at 
 
 (ace); obtain, recover; consent, agree, 
 acknowledge; take for (2 ace), f^ fall 
 asunder, go amiss, fail, perish, die. C. 
 destroy, kill. ^f[_ fall to, devolve upon 
 (loe or gen.); turn out well, succeed, 
 prosper ; come together, meet with, get 
 at (ace or instr.); arise, be born, become 
 (nbm. 4)r dat. = turn out to be, be changed 
 into). CaA.(M.) procure, furnish, present, 
 provide (ace of th. & dat. or gen. of pers, 
 or ace of pers. & instr. of th.); bring 
 about, accomplish, make ready, prepare, 
 transform, make into (2 ace), get, obtain; 
 agree, consent, "^fif^j^ be changed into, 
 become like (ace); get at, obtain (ace or 
 loe). C. make into or like (ace), ^q^*^ 
 come to, arrive at (ace). C. bring near, 
 procure. — Cf. -^^UW, "^^iW, '^r^^ 
 ^^q^W, ^T^iTW, f^^W, TTfcTi?W> imr^^, 
 
 2^5 (th?) m. (adj. - o f. -q^ or ^ft) foot, 
 step, quarter. 
 
 XJ"^ n. (m.) step, pace, stride; footstep, 
 vestige, mark; footing, stand-point, place, 
 spot, position, station ; office, (high) rank, 
 dignity; object, cause, often adj. subject 
 or obnoxious to ( — o); foot (also as a 
 measure of length), quarter of a stanza, 
 line; word or a kind of base of a noun 
 (g.); also =: xr^XfTS q-v. — "q^^ on foot; 
 "q% 4^ at every step, everywhere; XJ^ ?T 
 (or XI^TfT^ 1*1*) make a step, stride; 
 "T^ «fi put the foot on or in, enter, occupy 
 (loc:); C. bring together a person (ace) 
 with (loc. or ace w. Tlfr{). 
 
 "T^lfTr f. manner of going, gait. 
 
 XJ?'^ a, knowing (places), wise. 
 
 1??^ a. following the steps of (gen.). 
 
 Xf^tif^^ a. to be investigated ; abstr. o^f n. 
 
 XJ?«qX^ m. putting down the feet, tread, 
 footmark. 
 
 Xf^xrf^ f. = seq. ; N. of a metre. 
 
 "^^^"^ f. a row of footsteps. 
 
 Xf^XIX^ m. the word-recitation (of the Veda, 
 cf. ^TRo & ;^ff TrTT?!"?). 
 
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 tR^^ 
 
 ^^^TW ^- ^ "• filling out a verse. 
 
 H^^t^ m. poem (Iit. = seq.). 
 
 q^'^^«fT f- arrangement of words, literary 
 composition. 
 
 XTH*^ m. (nom. °^^) leader, guide, usher; 
 f. (nom. o^) path, way, track; reach,! 
 range (of eyes, ears, etc.); position, rank. — I 
 Xf^ -q^l (w. gen. or — o) ^f or fifVT ! 
 tread in the footstep of a person, i.e. rival | 
 with him. i 
 
 ■R^^^^ "• footstep, vestige. 
 
 ■q^^^ m. the sound of footsteps.* 
 
 Xf2'T[^ adv. step by step or word by word. 
 
 TT^^flU f . = XT^f^. 
 
 Xf:^"^ a. going (lit. standing) on foot; having 
 a rank or position. 
 
 ^^TsfiT«T! a. following at one's heels.'' 
 
 tTQ»7^ m. footmark. 
 
 "^^fTf »• going on foot; m. pedestrian, foot- 
 soldier. 
 
 Xf^f^ m. the beginning of a verse or word. 
 
 "q^^Tf a. = 'q^?|iT«TT + suitable, agreeable to 
 ( — o); m. attendant, companion. 
 
 M^H^TT ^' following at one's heels; o'^TJf 
 '^^^H overtake.* 
 
 "Q^nT in. the end of a verse or word. 
 
 Iq^TnT"^ "• a step's interval. 
 
 Sq^TnTT "• another word. 
 
 Xf^'T^ m. the meaning of a word or the thing 
 corresponding to it; thing, object, matter; 
 man, person ; category or predicament (ph.). 
 
 ■qirfTT f. footstep, track, way, path; leader, 
 guide, guide-book. 
 
 XJ^ m. n. lotus, esp. the flower (which closes 
 at evening), fig. an army arrayed in the 
 form of a lotus or a cert, posture of the 
 body in religious meditation; one of the 
 treasures of Kubera, a cert, high number 
 (1000 billions). 
 
 XJ^cR m. n. =prec., ra. N. of a tree & a man. 
 
 IXJ^^^ m. the interior or calyx of a lotus. 
 
 2tJ^?J^ a. containing lotuses or sprung from 
 a lotus; m. N. of a lake, E. of Brahman, 
 Visnu, & Qiva. 
 
 M^^I^T f- E. of Laksmi (lit. the lotus-housed). 
 
 q^X^ ni. E. of Brahman (cf. 2"q^^n|). 
 
 XRTfIT f- abstr. to T?^. 
 
 M^I^H^W ^' lotus (leaf-)- eyed. 
 
 Mt^«tT*T f«- E. of Visnu (the lotus-naveled). 
 
 "^^r^lftr ^' E. of Brahman (the lotus-handed). 
 
 XRjq^ n. N. of a town. 
 
 XJ^g^TJf n. T. of a Purana. 
 
 xRT^^ & ^^^ m.-xR^gr. 
 
 XJ^IJTT^, f. ^ made or consisting of lotus. 
 
 xrar^rf^ m. = xr:i^. 
 
 XRT'JQfTf f. a woman's name. 
 XJ^IX^TT ni. a ruby (lotus-coloured). 
 Xf^T^nT a. full of lotus-flowers; f. *^'«ft N. 
 
 of a woman and a town. 
 XT?!'^^^ & °^T§" a. lotus-coloured. 
 XT?r^T%Tir a- lotus-blossom or flower. 
 "q^"5J"^ adv. by thousands of billions. 
 XT^XflJ^ n. a group of lotuses. 
 xr?T^^^ m.:=T7^f^. 
 Xl^^*?;;^ n. lotus-lake. 
 XJ^ToRT rn- lotus group or pond. 
 Xf^T"^, f. f^ lotus-eyed; m. E. of Visnu. 
 XT^T'fe^ n- the being a lotus-flower etc. 
 XJ^T^"^ m.E. of Brahman (the lotus-housed). 
 XT^T^fft f- = TT?r^ff^. 
 lXl^T^«f n. lotus-seat. 
 
 2XRr'nER m. E. of Brahman (the lotus-seated). 
 xrf^^l^ a. spotted (elephant) ; f. oift the lotus 
 
 plant or a lotus pond. 
 '^f^'^^U^ n. a multitude of lotuses. 
 ^f%r«ft"^TW n. a lotus-leaf. 
 M^jl-^^ m.^TT^I^. 
 ^^ a. relating to the foot or consisting of 
 
 parts of verses ; f.^T pl- footsteps, horses' 
 
 hoofs; n. verse, poetry (opp. ^^). 
 XJ^^^ a. consisting of verses. 
 ■q^ m. a village. 
 XT^ifT a. having feet, running; n. such an 
 
 animal. 
 tr^, Vi^% PP- V[f^T[ be wonderful ; admire, 
 
 praise, commend. C. XJ«i^f?T, **ff = S. tr.; 
 
 M.also rejoice at, be glad of (ace. or gen.). - 
 
 "^ admire, praise, f^ P. pride one's self. 
 XJwf^TSI a. admirable, wonderful. 
 JJf^T^ m. the bread-fruit tree, N. of a monkey. 
 •q^-^ , ""^^ show one's self admirable or 
 
 glorious. 
 
tpTBT 
 
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 TH^ a- glorious or boastful. 
 
 M«iT^ a. = xr«1q|tt(. 
 
 TifvffI a. praising, welcoming. 
 
 ■qfif^ (superl.) very admirable or glorious. 
 
 xy^\l[(^ (compar.) more or very glorious. 
 
 Tf5f or tJ«T f. admiration, praise. 
 
 TJiSI^ V. tj^ . 
 
 TT^ s. creeping on the ground. 
 
 X(ffJ{ m., "1^ f. serpent or s. -demon (cf. prec), 
 
 "WI«T'nr«T ™- E. of Garuda (serpent killer). 
 
 ■q^^i^T^«T m. E. of Garuda (serpent-eater). 
 
 "TWTTT^ m. the serpent-king. 
 
 ""^Wnfr^ in. E. of Garuda (enemy of serpents). 
 
 TJiRgf a. wonderful, glorious. 
 
 ij-?}^ a. = xtift^. 
 
 T|fq a. drinking (ace). 
 
 Xfjfr; a. liberal, abundant. 
 
 TjtJ^^ a. desirable. 
 
 IxrflT a. liberal, granting (gen. or ace). 
 
 2TiflT a. leading over, saving. 
 
 tnqT f. N. of a river and a lake. 
 
 tj^:xr^ m. flood or jet of water. 
 
 ■q'^TlEC n- juice, fluid, esp. water or milk; 
 semen virile, strength, vital power; pi. 
 drops, floods, streams. 
 
 q^T^T a. drinking milk. 
 
 T|^^ a. made of milk; f. om curds. 
 
 li^^«fr^ a. juicy, succulent, liquid, milky; 
 exuberant, strong. 
 
 TT^f^if; a. succulent, milky; f . f; a milch- 
 cow. 
 
 tJ^T^f w. oblation of milk. 
 
 XT^T^ a. giving milk or water; m. cloud. 
 
 ^%T^f a. giving milk or semen. 
 
 x?^\T"^ m. a cloud or a woman's breast 
 (water- or milk-holder). 
 
 "Cj^^iT a. sucking milk. 
 
 X?%\nTT f- stream of water ; o^^ „, bathing- 
 room. 
 
 T|%r\? & TJ^Tf^f^ ni. the ocean (receptacle 
 
 of waters). 
 T?^!^?^; m. a cloud (water-holder). 
 xr^lR^iT a. consisting of water. 
 ^^^^ a. showing milk on the surface. 
 ^^r^'^ a. yielding milk (water); m. cloud. 
 
 Xj%["^f7[ m. the sea (mass of water). 
 
 Xf^T^T^ m. a cloud (water-bearer). 
 
 Tl^lcjv a. succulent, overflowing, exuberant. 
 
 xi%|"JrT a. living on mere milk (r.). 
 
 "q^T"Ci5^ f. N. of a river. 
 
 tjf^ a. far, distant, different; either in space, 
 i.e. remote, opposite, foreign, hostile — or 
 iiLtime, i.e. past, previous, former, ancient, 
 old ; sutrsequent, future, later, last, extreme ; 
 — or in number, order, & degree, i.e. ex- 
 ceeding, more than; following, standing 
 after, worse, worst; surpassing, superior, 
 better, best (in the compar. mgs mostly 
 w. abl. or ~®). — m. another, stranger, 
 foe, the supreme Spirit, the Absolute, a 
 man's name. n. remotest distance, highest 
 point or degree, final beatitude; chief 
 matter or occupation, esp. adj. — <> quite 
 consisting of, filled with, devoted to, intent 
 upon ; as adv. & prep, beyond, after (abl.) ; 
 hereafter, next, moreover, further (± ^'?|'5^, 
 ^[ff^, or fffl^), excessively, beyond 
 measure; at the best, at the utmost; at 
 least, at any rate; but, however (± H or 
 f^ g). — Abstr. TfXrU f., °t^ n. 
 
 Xf^cfiT^lT f. pi. talk about others. 
 
 XJX^oRT^ n. another's business. 
 
 Xf^efi^^ a. belonging to another, strange, 
 inimical; abstr. o^ n. 
 
 xyX^%'^ n. another's field or wife. 
 
 tn^f^"^ n. another's fault or flaw. 
 
 "^T^Wf ni. strangers. 
 
 Xf^ff^ adv. farther, thereafter, then, as prep, 
 after, beyond, above (abl.); often = abl. 
 of TT^. 
 
 tj'^'^ adv. elsewhere, in another world, here- 
 after (w. ^^ anxious about the other 
 world); farther on, below. 
 
 m^TT ™- sgl.&pl. another's wife; adultery. 
 
 ^T^TTT'I, a- committing adultery. 
 
 '^X^TTTTO^T n., ®%^t f. intercourse with 
 another's wife. 
 
 'm^'^ll m. foreign or hostile country. 
 
 ^T^l'^l"^ a. knowing another's faults. 
 
 'RT!'^«^ n- another's property or goods, 
 
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 X|^V«f »• another's wealth. 
 
 ■qi^fTty a. vexing foes. 
 
 ^T^T^ in. the party of the foe. 
 
 ^T^tr^^ m. another's property or wife. 
 
 i^T^rroR ni- food oi' meal of a stranger. 
 
 '^Tf'^rn^iTScR m. who feeds on another's food, 
 
 parasite.* 
 Xj'^tl'^^TEr a. conquering the foe's city or 
 
 cities. 
 Tf'^TI^'Bf m. the husband of another woman. 
 ^TJH ni-? ^T f- the Kokila or Indian cuckoo 
 
 (lit. nourished by a stranger, sc. the crow). 
 
 xr'?:^[^ m. = Tix^^- 
 
 q^q^T f. a woman who has had a former 
 
 husband, otjf?! m. the husband of such a 
 
 woman. 
 tJxJ^^t^T n. service (of another), slavery. 
 xni^^TT m. supremacy, excellency, aiight; 
 
 abl. 07,^. 
 inijr! m. = q<yg. 
 
 "q^wf?fcRTf-f^inale Kokila, a woman's name.* 
 t:J'?[?J' a. farthest, last, extreme, best or worst, 
 
 highest, chiefest; surpassing, better or 
 
 worse than (abl.). <> — as adj. supreme, 
 
 chief, adv. highly, exceedingly; — o~"q^; 
 
 n. "q^^iT^ yes, very well, with pleasure. 
 '^TT'R (f- ®f^"5RT) a. utmost, best or worst. 
 xn^ptT n. the opinion of others. 
 "^T^iiffTf. the highest point, position, or rank. 
 'R'^^^^W ^- "lost dreadful. 
 xrTT(V^T<3T^ ^- very dutiful or virtuous. 
 ^T'TJ't^ ni« the supreme spirit (Visnu). 
 lIT'^TftfT a- very glad. 
 "^TTf^ m. an excellent Rishi. 
 XJ"^??^^^^ a. quite perfect or satisfactory. 
 "^T'JT^T "• the highest syllable (i.e. Om) 
 
 or Brahman. 
 '^TTW ^' infinitely small part or atom. 
 "m['?TT<^'l. rJ^- the supreme spirit, the soul 
 
 of the universe; abstr. o^^. 
 "mC'RTf'^ m- the highest bliss. 
 ^TTcf^r^ adv. very mournfully. 
 MA*II^ ni- the highest or whole truth, reality 
 
 (abstr. oj^j ly o_^ instr,, abl., & adv. 
 
 in fl^ really, truly (071: ^oR^T^I taking 
 
 for real*). 
 
 XT^^nt ^' tli6 supreme lord, i.e. Visnu. 
 '^'^%^"?^ m. a rich or noble lord, a prince 
 
 or king (abstr. o<TT f-: ^"^ "•) 5 ^^^o = prec. 
 
 & E. of sev. gods, f. t^ E. of Durga. 
 '^^f%'t ^- standing in the highest place, 
 
 chief, supreme; E. of sev. gods (esp. Pra- 
 
 japati), heroes, or sages. 
 xn[;^"BgT^m.an excellent archer; abstr. OffTf. 
 Xp^XI'?;^ a. following one another, successive, 
 
 repeated ; f. ^T uninterrupted series, thick 
 
 mass, instr. in the course of, along ( — o). 
 M <^ I'ch m- the other or future world. 
 ^^5H«h^^ a. sure of (lit. holding in the 
 
 hand) the future world.* 
 V^^tTI f. abstr. to seq. 
 xn^^ifT a. subject to another, powerless, 
 
 helpless, beside one's s^lf; dependent on, 
 
 devoted to (loc, gen., or — o). 
 ll^^cf^ a. subject to another's wish, dependent 
 
 on another; mastered or ruled by (— ®). 
 XPC^TT^ m. chaser of foes.* 
 Xj'^^'^^i^^ a. killing hostile heroes. 
 tr^'t m. hatchet, axe. 
 X?T^TJifr^ a. poss. to prec. 
 y^JH -^y ni. E. of Rama (R. with the axe). 
 xrT"'^^ ra. hatchet, axe; p. ofV^. 
 "QT^^^ ^^^' tbe day after to-morrow. 
 xn;:i|f|' a. pi. more than a hundred. 
 iri[;^ adv. beyond, on the other or opposite 
 
 side, (as prep. w. ace, instr., or abl.); 
 
 further, later, afterwards, in future ; without, 
 
 except (instr. or abl.); above, more than 
 
 (ace, instr., or «— in numerals). 
 TTT^t'l ^^ "fTTfl a<^v. farther away. 
 mI^Tc I^ adv. & prep. (w. gen.) beyond, on 
 
 the other side, below or above, in future, 
 
 later, after ; afterwards, towards or away ; 
 
 from above, before, or behind. 
 M ' <^'R n- foreign place. 
 rrtT^r protecting ; n. = seq. 
 xpi^^ n. protection. 
 q - 4^l^ - |^ (only the obi. cases of m. sgl., n.&o— 
 
 adv.) each other, one another, mutual(ly) 
 XT \4tli cT^ adv. = abl. to prec. 
 M '< ^< i f^*i a. eating each other. 
 l|4^^| m. protector 
 
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 1|<^8m<^ n- the form for another, i.e. the 
 active or transitive form of the verb. 
 
 XT^^ n. another's property. 
 
 "q"^;^«TT m. the wild ass. 
 
 ■^T^TSlf^^ a. seizing another's property. 
 
 TiT;^^f ^ "^ T^i^f ^ a- iwore than a thou- 
 sand. 
 
 xJr^T adv. (only <> — in subst. & verbs) away, 
 off, forth. 
 
 'q'^TiR s. distance (only loc. & abl.); m. a 
 kind of penance. 
 
 xnTTcRTTfTci; adv. from afar. 
 
 TT^TsR^ m. sgl. & pi. bold advance, courage, 
 strength. 
 
 -q^TT m. sgl. & pi. the pollen of a flower 
 (poss. of^T'O, dust i.g. 
 
 TTTn"If^ m. the arrival or attack of an enemy. 
 
 xn^J^ n. the hinder part of the body. 
 
 xix;!^'!^ a. having the mind directed back- 
 wards. 
 
 xr"^T^^, f. "1^ a. having the face turned back- 
 wards, averted, turned away; flying from, 
 avoiding, shunning, not caring for (abl., 
 loc, gen., irfTf w. ace, or — «) ; contrary, 
 unfavourable. — n.adv., abstr. OfTTf., ^v^ n. 
 
 XT^T^TOfV w. cfi put to flight; w. ^ take to 
 
 flight, turn the back upon (gen.), be con- 
 trary or unfavourable. 
 
 xn^TTf^ a. turned away, averted, opposite; 
 
 not caring for, indifferent about (abl.); 
 
 n. adv. beyond, away, after (as prep. w. 
 
 abl.). 
 "^TTW^ adv. away, aside, off. 
 xn^T^RT ^' conquest, victory (gen. or — o); 
 
 defeat, deprivation, loss (abl. or — ©). 
 ^Ttf^rf a. conquered, overthrown; having 
 
 lost (a lawsuit). 
 t"RTTfWW a. succumbent or victorious. 
 ^TTW, (f^iiTT^, n. ttt:t^ & XITT^) di. 
 
 rected away, averted, opposite to, turning 
 
 from (abl.), behind or after one another, 
 
 following upon (abl.); departed, lost; 
 
 turned outwards (the organs of sense); 
 
 n. adv. 
 
 xnjff't'l ^^^'- further away. 
 xr?jgT«|[^ ra. the supreme spirit. 
 "qTT5[f^ ^' giving up, delivering (ace). 
 xr^j^iT n. the action of giving up. 
 Xj-^^if a. subject to another, dependent or 
 intent upon, occupied with ( — <»); abstr. 
 
 "^TT'rt'cR n- hostile troop.* 
 
 'm^T'lT (dat. inf.) to push away. 
 
 Xf^T«rf m. the final end, death. 
 
 xnc;T"^X! n- tbe far and near, more and less, 
 better and worse, earlier and later, cause 
 and effect; abstr. ocfT f*, ®<«f n. 
 
 Xf'^X'T^ m. going away, parting, vanishing, 
 disappearance, also = seq. 
 
 xp^T'HT^ m. defeat, humiliation. 
 
 xH:T*rf7f f. = pi-ec. 
 
 q'^TT^ !»• seizure, touch; attack, injury 
 loc, gen., or — ©) ; relation, insinuation, 
 recollection, reflection, consideration, 
 thought. 
 
 Xf^T^Uf n. going away, departure, last way 
 or exit; final end or aim, last resort or 
 refuge; essence, sum, chief matter; N. of 
 a work. — » having a thing as highest 
 object or occupation, i.e. quite filled with, 
 devoted to, or intent upon (cf. XJX^). — Adj. 
 violent, strong, being the last refuge or 
 essential matter of, conducive to, depend- 
 ent on (gen.). 
 
 XJ'^^tT a. dependent on, subject to ( — «). 
 
 m^T^ ^^' highest (or another's) advantage, 
 interest, business, or matter. « — , ace 
 & loc. adv. for another's sake, for others. 
 
 2Xf"?^J^ a. having another object, dependent 
 on another person or thing. 
 
 ^TT^^T'fe*'^ a. speaking for another, repre- 
 sentative (j.). 
 
 XJ^V m. the other or more remote side or 
 half; the highest number (also n.). 
 
 XJ'^XW ^' being on the other or more remote 
 side or half; finest, best, most excellent; 
 more excellent than (abl.). 
 
 XJX^T^f^^ f. distance. 
 
 xn^T^l^ n. =xr?JXJ^; also adj. more distant 
 
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 irfX^^Hf 
 
 and nearer, higher and lower, all-inclu- 
 ding; m. pi. ancestors and descendants. 
 
 xr^T'3^^ m. outcast. 
 
 ^TT"^T ^- destroyer, a man's name. 
 
 l^TT^^ ^' dependence on others. 
 
 2X|'^T^'^ a. dependent on others. 
 
 ^TT^ a. dying or dead (lit. whose breath is 
 going or gone out). 
 
 "^"^1%"^ ^^' arrest, prison. 
 
 'Q'tr^ «^ "'TTT'^ a. to be cast away. 
 
 "^TT^ m. the afternoon. 
 
 xrf^ adv. round, about (often <> — , also to denote 
 abundance or high degree); prep, round, 
 about, against, opposite to, beyond, above, 
 more than (ace); from, out of, after, in 
 consequence or on account of, according 
 to (abl.); *around i.e. outside or with ex- | 
 ception of (abl., also Xff^ "TfT)- 
 
 trfx^i^'^ m. attendance, assistance, followers, 
 servants, troop, multitude (also pi.); a 
 girdle. 
 
 tjfl^cRJji^ n. the being about or intent upon 
 something, preparation for ( — «), attend- 
 ance, worship, veneration, care, esp. of the 
 body, as anointing, perfuming, toilet i.g. 
 
 "^f^l^cRf'T't. "!• assistant, servant. 
 
 "qfT(oR"^ m., oUf n. dragging about, 
 
 "Tfr^cfi^^TT f« bringing about, contrivance. 
 
 xrf\cRtfl«T n. proclaiming aloud, boasting. 
 
 "Rf^^T^ ^- violent anger. 
 
 "qfX]9pTT m., oiij n. walking about, roaming. 
 
 Xjf^'^'fJ m. purchase, hire, wages. 
 
 trfT:^^W n- hiring, engaging. 
 
 "^fr^f'TrlcR (only instr.) walking about (d.). 
 
 "^frfWW a. thoroughly wet. 
 
 iTfrfWHa.much vexed or troubled, suffering, 
 uneasy, weak; n. adv. unwillingly. 
 
 "qf?;%l[ m. vexation, hardship, fatigue. 
 
 Xf'f^%lg m. tormentor, torturer. 
 
 "qfX]^ff a. hurt, wounded. 
 
 X[fTl^f?f f. hurting, wounding. 
 XlfTt;'^'^ m. disappearing, decay, end. 
 XjfX^TT a. quite emaciated or exhausted. 
 "^frf^fT, a. spreading or dwelling around; 
 m. N. of an ancient king. 
 
 "Tfr^^ ^- exhausted, vanished, perished, 
 
 brought down, poor, weak in (instr.). 
 Xffl^^tl m. tossing about, moving to and fro; 
 
 surrounding, enclosing. 
 xrf^7§f^fT a. inlaid, set or strewed with( — o). 
 "^fr^T f. a ditch or trench round a town. 
 MfXf^W a. wearied, annoyed. 
 xrf^^^ m. weariness, exhaustion. 
 trfx^^XIT'T n., ®«rr f. accurate enumeration or 
 
 statement. 
 
 ^Hf^aifTJffffw^ a. thoroughly versed in (loc). 
 
 xrf^^fT a. gone round or through, diffused, 
 
 spread; deceased, dead; surrounded by, 
 
 endowed or affected with, possessed of 
 
 (instr. or — <>); known, learnt of (abl.). 
 
 '^rfr'I^T^ ^' acquainted with or initiated 
 
 into a matter. 
 ljp(^J|?T in. surrounding, extending; meeting, 
 getting acquainted with, partaking of ( — «) 
 l^fTl^fT a. dropped down, sunk into ( — »). 
 TCrfT^TT^'^ adv. intensely, strongly. 
 xrnCTH ger. along, with (lit. taking); without 
 
 (lit. wanting). 
 Xff^TrftcT a. seized, received, connected with, 
 
 possessed of (instr. or — o). 
 ■qfx^'f'^'fiT f- taking together, comprehending. 
 tjfr!?!^ ni- surrounding, enclosing (lit. & fig.); 
 putting on, assuming; taking or holding 
 together, seizing, grasping; taking, re- 
 ceiving, getting, obtaining; acquisition, 
 possession (adj. ~o possessed of); under- 
 taking, incurring, occupation or business 
 with (loc. or — °) ; taking to, i.e. favour- 
 ing, revering; honour, grace; taking to 
 wife, marrying; wife (also coll.), house- 
 hold, family, attendants etc. 
 xrf^^T^TJJ' n. putting on, wrapping round. 
 "Tfr^ftrT m. helper, assister, ruler, husband. 
 -qf^^Tf ^- enclosure (of the Vedi). 
 Xjf^I^T«T a. wearied, exhausted; *a verse 
 
 to (dat.). 
 XffTQ^ m. iron bar for locking a gate, du. 
 gate; iron club, fig. obstacle, hindrance, 
 esp. a current of clouds before the sun. 
 xrfTB[^^ m. door-post.* 
 
xrfr^ 
 
 300 
 
 Tyr < M *4 ni- ^" implement for preparing the 
 hot sacrificial beverage. 
 
 Tff^^j f. rejection, disapproval. 
 
 ■qfx;^^ a. to be rejected or disapproved. 
 
 ixjf^^^ m. heaping up, accumulation. 
 
 2t|fl^^^ m. knowledge, acquaintance, fami- 
 liarity or intercourse with (gen., loc, instr. 
 
 ± ^TiT^, or — **)• 
 IXjf^^^^ifr a. heaped up, accumulated; 
 
 full, complete. 
 ^tjf^T^^f^ a. acquainted, familiar. 
 ^fr^ a. roaming about, moving, flowing. — 
 m. companion, assistant; attendance, hom- 
 age. 
 "^rfr^TW "^' servant, assistant; n. going 
 
 about, attendance, service, devotion. 
 Xlf^^^ a. to be served or vraited upon; 
 
 f. ^ = seq. 
 Xff^'q-j';^ m. attendance, devotion. 
 Xjf^^'^I^eR, f. of^oRXmale or female attendant. 
 "Rfr^lfT'l ^' going about, movable, attend- 
 ing to, serving; m. servant. 
 l^f^Cf^ff a. heaped up, increased, acquired, 
 
 got; filled with i.e. containing (instr.). 
 2T:jf^^f%rf! a. known, accustomed, familiar. 
 Ijf^f^^fTf f. acquaintance, familiarity. 
 "^fX!^^ m. cover, garment, dress, surround- 
 ings, domestic implements^ baggage, retinue, 
 train, attendants; adj. — <> possessed of, 
 covered or adorned with. 
 xrf^^^^ a. covered, filled, concealed, disguised. 
 trf?^^^ m. cutting, severing, separation, 
 section, chapter of a book; discrimination, 
 definition, decision, judgment. 
 xrfx;^»T m. servant, mostly coll. retinue, suite. 
 ^T^TfT a. known, learnt; known as ( — o). 
 ^rf^'^T'T n. perception, knowledge. 
 trfl^"^^ a. to be known or learnt. 
 ''ifT^'l. a. moving or being around; as loc. 
 
 adv. round about, everywhere. 
 sfrt^ ^- running or spreading round. 
 T|"f^T|frT a. bent outwards or aside, altered, 
 changed into (instr. or —<>), developed, 
 ripe, mature, abundant, advanced (age), 
 full (moon), setting (sun), digested (food), 
 faded, passed. 
 
 Xff^ljffTf f. change, transformation, develop- 
 ment, ripening, maturity, accomplishment; 
 consequence, result, issue, ejid. 
 
 Xff^T5[^ a. bound or wrapt round; girt or 
 encirled by ( — »); broad, large. 
 
 xrFt^'Tf^^ a. ripening (gen.). 
 
 Xff^TCjjg^ m., oiT n. leading round (the sacred 
 fire), marriage. 
 
 "^fr^TT m, change, alteration, transformation, 
 development, evolution into (instr.), trans- 
 formation of food i.e. digestion ; fading, 
 decay; course (of time), advancement (of 
 age), old age; consequence, result, end. 
 o — & loc. finally, at last. 
 
 Xjf^TJfT^^^ a. verging to the issue.* 
 
 "RfrWTf'l'C. ^- altering, subject to change. 
 
 trf^(Tjj'X'^r«fi ^- leader, husband (cf. tjf^XSfVfT)- 
 
 tff^IJj'X^ ra. compass, circumference, extent, 
 width. 
 
 TTfrWTf^nT^ & off^ a. poss. to prec. 
 
 ^fr^^T "• marriage; f. ©TfT a married wife 
 (lit. leading and led round, scil. the sacri- 
 ficial fire). 
 
 trf^Tlftclxr^T f- married before. 
 
 irfx^fl m. husband (cf. "qf^xftcT)- 
 
 "^frd^t*^ a. causing anxiety, insecure, dan- 
 gerous; f. ^ danger, fear. 
 
 XffT[cf^ adv. round about, on all sides, every- 
 where; prep, round (ace, r. gen.). 
 
 ^fX^I^ ^^' g^ow, heat, pain, grief, sorrow, 
 repentance. 
 
 Xjf^flTfR'C ^' burning, heat; causing pain or 
 sorrow. 
 
 xrfX^g^ a. much pleased by (instr.), very glad. 
 
 X[fTt;gfg f. high satisfaction, delight. 
 
 "^fT^T"^ m. the same; poss. o^«r1 or o"ftri|^. 
 
 "^fr^TlsroR a. satisfying. 
 
 XffxJ^T'^Tn' a. & n. the same. 
 
 "^fr^W ^- '^ft by, deprived of, wanting 
 (instr. or — «). 
 
 xrf\(2J^ (ger.) letting aside, i.e. at a distance 
 from or with exception of (ace). 
 
 xrf^GSf^f m. foisaker, deserter. 
 
 "^fT^^TT m. leaving, quitting, abandonment, 
 giving up, rejection, renunciation. 
 
301 
 
 ^^T^T 
 
 "^fT^Tt'T'll a. leaving, abandoning, forsaking, 
 renouncing. 
 
 T^f^^T^JT a. to be left, abandoned, given up, 
 renounced, omitted. 
 
 ''^fr'^^ ^- frightened, afraid- 
 
 xrfr^'^TW »• protection, rescue from (abl.), 
 refuge. 
 
 ^fT^TcT^ a. to be protected or defended. 
 
 ^f^^Tg ni. protector, defender. 
 
 ■qfr^ f-^ °^T«f n. giving one's self up, sur- 
 render, devotion. 
 
 xit^^lf a. dropsical. 
 
 "crf^^^ m. lamentation, wailing. 
 
 Xlf^^f^(7 a. mournful, sad; n. lament. 
 
 "^f^^f^«T^ a. lamenting, wailing. 
 
 Tir^'^'T a. distressed, miserable. 
 
 tlf\^T»f or o^n^ n- layj'ig round, putting 
 on, wrapping; garment, vesture. 
 
 "Cffr^ftf m. enclosure, fence, wall; cover, 
 garment; circumference, compass, horizon ; 
 fire-frame (r.). 
 
 trf^^T^"^ a. quite gray or dusty. 
 
 irfX"^^ ™» "lischief, disaster, ruin, trouble; 
 loss of caste (also f. '^), an outcast. 
 
 "Tfr^f^^l^ a. falling off or destroying. 
 
 Xjf^^^ a. covered with (— °); destroyed, 
 annihilated. 
 
 xrfX!f%%^T f- strong censure. 
 
 "T^ f •T'Rrrf a. measured, marked out, fixed, 
 settled. 
 
 ^trfrf^Fr f- extreme limit, highest point; 
 completion, perfection. 
 
 ''rfTf^ft'?! ^- being in (loc); thoroughly 
 versed in or familiar with (loc). 
 
 '"^fr'*^ ^- completely burnt (brick); quite 
 ripe or mature. 
 
 trPc^fT'T n. flying round. 
 
 "^rfr^f^'l, a. besetting the path ; m. way- 
 layer, opponent, enemy. 
 
 "^fr^ToR ni- being completely cooked or di- 
 gested ; ripening, maturity, perfection. 
 
 xrfl^nfZ or o^ f. succession, order. 
 
 TIlf^Tn"^ m- complete enumeration. 
 
 "Clf?[;xni!r ^^- "• protection, refuge. 
 
 ^^fr^Tn^f & **T ^- very pale or white. 
 
 xrf?TiT«T "• drink, beverage. 
 
 "Tfr^T"^ a. being at one's side; o^^ & o^« 
 
 f?f«lf^ a. going or standing near. 
 '^fT"^^r«R a. guarding, protecting. 
 "^f^'^T^T^ n. protection, guard, nurture, 
 
 maintenance, care (also f. ■^). 
 ^fX7n^«ft^ & ®^ a. to be protected or 
 
 maintained. 
 TrfXTft^^ n., o"q^^T f. squeezing, vexing, 
 
 injuring. 
 
 ^frj^ a. nourished, fostered, cherished, in- 
 creased, blessed or abundantly furnished 
 with (instr. or — o). 
 
 "'^fr^rfa. cleaned, husked; purified by (—<>). 
 
 ^fT"^T«R a. filling or causing fulness. 
 
 Xjf^mJ a. filled or covered with ( — <>), full, 
 entire, complete, accomplished, attained. 
 
 *^ft5]^flT f , °^ n. fulness. 
 
 ^fr^^^ ^' *he full moon. 
 
 '^fr^fT f- getting full, completion. 
 
 Xff^^qf a. very fine or delicate. 
 
 '^fr!^'^ ^'^- question, inquiry. 
 
 Xff^if^ a. dear, valued. 
 
 Xffl^g'5f a. sprinkling, splashing. 
 
 "^fr^"^ a. wishing to obtain, desirous of 
 (acc. or — o). 
 
 Xff^^"^ a. swimming, moving to and fro. 
 m. ship, boat; wavering, unsteadiness, un- 
 quietness. 
 
 "^fr^T"^ ^* obstructor, hinderer. 
 
 Xff^^TVT f- trouble, pains. 
 
 ■qfTQ^^if n. increase, addition; supplement. 
 
 "^fr^^ a- broken, interrupted, troubled, 
 prevented. 
 
 Xjf^J^cf m. ill treatment, injury, humiliation, 
 offence, transgression; disrespect, con- 
 tempt for (loc, gen., or — <>). 
 
 Xff^^^if n. humiliation, contempt. 
 
 iqff^^^^^ a. to be offended or humiliated. 
 
 "^fr^'t^'l. ^' i"j^''^"g' humiliating, mocking. 
 
 Xff^^T^cR a. contemning, humbling (acc). 
 "Rf^*TT^W n- talk, conversation; blame, 
 
 censure. 
 ^ft^^ ^- tbe same ; a kind of rule (g.). 
 
'rfW^f^^T 
 
 302 
 
 ^fT*n^'l^'^T ^' T. of a work. 
 
 •qf^^T a. being around, encompassing, per- 
 vading, ruling, superior. 
 
 tif5(;^f?f f. superior strength; humiliation, 
 injury. 
 
 irfT^TJ m. enjoyer, parasite. 
 
 "PfTHT'f m- enjoyment, esp. sexual inter- 
 course; means of enjoyment, subsistence. 
 
 xrfTl^Tf^ a. enjoying.* 
 
 "^fr^^ ^- escape. 
 
 ■^fr^^'T n. falling from, losing (abl.), 
 
 "qfX;^;rT m. going to and fro, roaming; di- 
 gression. 
 
 rff^^^TTSj" n. moving round, circumference. 
 
 xrf^?^'5 a. fallen down , dropped off, fallen 
 from (abl.) upon or into (loc. or — ^); 
 sunk, ruined, vanished, gone, escaped 
 from (abl.); abstaining from ( — <>), de- 
 prived or void of (abl. or — «). 
 
 Xff^?fT'RW "• turning round (trans.). 
 
 "^fr'f^^"- circle, circumference; a. circular, 
 round. 
 
 ^f^T^^ a. very slow or tardy. 
 
 ^fTT^ a. very tired or languid; abstr. Off^f. 
 
 "Cff^Tft^ir a. wrathful, angry. 
 
 trf^X m. dying around; w. W^TW* a cert, 
 magical rite. 
 
 "qfTC^TT^ m. crushing, grinding. 
 
 tjf?^^^iT n. rubbing. 
 
 trf^??^ m. consideration, reflection. 
 
 xrft;^^ m. fragrance, perfume. 
 
 irfT'ra^^, o^rr (pp. °iTf^rr*) to perfume 
 
 tlfl^?tT f. measure in circumference. 
 
 'Ofr'fTIir "• measuring, measure, compass, 
 size, number, value; a. amounting to (— ©).* 
 
 Trf^^rrf^R^ a. torturing, vexing. 
 
 trf^TfT^ m., oTJT n. searching, seeking for. 
 
 ■^TTT'JT^^F n- wiping off, cleaning. 
 
 xifT^flTfl a. meted out, measured; limited, 
 little, few. 
 
 Xjf^f^ffTT f. measure, quantity. 
 
 'TfXf^^'f n. touch, contact. 
 
 Xff^^ a. confounded, perplexed. 
 
 l''7fT^ a. polished, clean; wiped off, purged 
 away, destroyed. 
 
 SXTfTT^ a. caught, found out.* 
 
 trfr^^^ a. measurable, calculable, finite, 
 
 small in number. 
 Xff^%T^ m., oisr "• liberation, deliverance. 
 trftm^ ni. theft. 
 tlf?:^^^ a. stealing. 
 xrf^^XqiJf n. taking away. 
 '^fXi^Tf^i'l. a. stealing; m. thief. 
 TTPC^Tl'«f"iv bewilderment, fascination. 
 Xjf^Tfl^ a. bewildered, perplexed. 
 xrf^;^T*f a. faded, withered, diminished, 
 
 impaired, vanished, gone. 
 Xff^[^^ m. a secondary rite. 
 "qf^l^^oR m. guardian, keeper. 
 irfTT'^W, f- tgua^^ing? protecting, keeping; 
 
 n. = seq. 
 ^f^T^T f- protection, saving. 
 
 xrf?:-?:f^H m. = trfrr:'^^- 
 
 Iff^^^ m., oijf n. an embrace. 
 ^frrftr'^ a. embracing. 
 Xff^'^T^ m. obstructing, keeping back. 
 "^fr^f^ ^' stuck, held fast* 
 Xff^g^ a. very light or small, minute, paltry ; 
 abstr. ©Tfj f. 
 
 "Ofr^W*^ "• Juo^pJ"g to and fro. 
 l?f^"5n^ ni., °«! n. lingering, tarrying. 
 xrf^'5n§ m-? *•! 11. outline, delineation. 
 "Tfr^t^T "^- a full year; adj. <*'5(^T0'. 
 xyf^T m. shunning or removing. 
 trfx;^^" a. to be avoided. 
 Xlf^^^efi a. shunning, avoiding. 
 Xff^^^if n. avoiding, giving up, resigning, 
 
 escaping. 
 "^f^C^W^^ a. to be avoided. 
 xrfx^cfrf m. turning round, moving to and fro, 
 
 roaming, revolving, revolution (of a planet), 
 
 lapse (of time); change, barter; abode, 
 
 spot, place. 
 MfVqrfofi a. causing to turn round or back; 
 
 m. change, barter. 
 Xlt\c|c|?f, f. "1^= prec. a.; n. turning round, 
 
 revolving; revolution, lapse or end (of 
 
 time), change, baiter. 
 '^fX^^ffl'^^a. moving round, revolving, circling, 
 
 ever recurring; changing, passing into 
 
 (—0); abiding in, about, or with (loc. or 
 
303 
 
 xyf^^ 
 
 '^fT'^^'' ^' increasing, augmenting. 
 
 tff^^^ m. N. of a wind. 
 
 XffT^^J^' ra. abuse, reproach, censure. 
 
 ""TfT^T^cfiT ^^- censurer, slandeter. 
 
 XltTqfTf^*^ a. speaking ill of, blaming. 
 
 "^fr^TT ^' cover, covering, surroundings, 
 train, retinue (adj. — « followed by). 
 
 xrf^^f5[Tj|' n. = prec.4- warding off. 
 
 l"qf'?3'^T^ ni. abode, stay, residence. 
 
 ^"^f^^T^ ra. fragrance, odour. 
 
 "^fT'^W*^ "• shred, chip. 
 
 ^T^Tf m. overflow; a. *>ff^. 
 
 xrf^f^TTfl^ f. full twenty. 
 
 xif^f^TT or xrf^f^'^ m. an elder brother 
 who marries after the younger. 
 
 XffT;f%f% m. the same; abstr. «rIT f-? "^ n. 
 
 xrf^f^^ m. the same. 
 
 Mp^f^^lta a. thoroughly rested. 
 
 ^rfrf^fS f* service, attendance, 
 
 xrf^^ a. wound round. 
 
 XffT;^fT a* surrounded, enveloped, covered, 
 veiled. 
 
 ■qf^^W a. rejected, despised; f. ^f^^rffT or 
 trfX^W^ a disliked or despised wife. 
 
 Tjf^T^W f. avoiding, removing. 
 
 xrfTf^H^m.lord, chief (lit. the surrounded one). 
 
 Xff^^rT a. covered, veiled, or hung with, 
 • surrounded or accompanied by (instr. or 
 — o); n. a covered place of sacrifice. 
 
 "^fr^Tf a. rolling (n. as subst.), turned or 
 spread round, lasting, finished, ended, 
 gone; o^T'^ unfortunate (lit. whose fortune 
 has gone). 
 
 xrfT^f% f. rolling, turning round, turn, re- 
 turn, change, barter. 
 
 ■'Tft^f^ f- increase, growth. 
 
 XffT[^Tg m. a younger brother that marries 
 before the elder. 
 
 xrfi;;%^" m. complete knowledge. 
 
 iXffX^^^if n. the same. 
 
 2Tl.fx;%^«f n. the marrying of a younger 
 brother before the elder. 
 
 XjfxJ^'^ni. arrangement, preparation or distri- 
 bution of food, waiting at meals; circum- 
 ference, circle, esp. a halo round the sun 
 or moon. 
 
 qpl^q'Cfcl) m. attendant, distributer of food. 
 
 Xrf<^^l!r n.=lrfT:^i 
 
 ^TT^HT n. cover, veil; ligature, bandage 
 
 (also o^j f.). 
 UfV^S m., o^ f. attendant, waiter. 
 Xffl^^'il na. seasoning, condiments ; (expense, 
 
 cost*). 
 XTf^^^TO" n. winding round, covering. 
 "^fT^TO n. the same. 
 Xlf^5t^ ( f. strolling, wandering (esp. of a 
 
 religious mendicant). 
 xrfX^WT^ ni. (nom. «WTZ) vagrant, religious 
 
 mendicant. 
 X|f^9r7^rcR m. the same. 
 trfT^KJ^ift^ a. to be distrusted or feared; 
 
 n. impers. 
 lifK^f^Tf a. afraid, suspicious; suspected, 
 
 distrusted. 
 XffT^'^'fewi;^ a. fearing, anxious. 
 XffX^ll'^" n. cursing, a curse. 
 TrfrftrH a. left, remaining; n. supplement, 
 
 appendix. 
 ^fr^^f'^ "• frequent contact or occupation 
 
 with (—0). 
 Hf?^'5j^ a. clean, pure; diminished by ( — <>). 
 T^f^'Tf^ f- purification, justification. 
 Xjf^ijju^i a. quite dry or parched. 
 xrfTQ^Xf a. left, remaining; m. n. remnant, 
 
 rest, supplement. 
 xrf^^T^»f n. purification, paying off. 
 Xrfl^^^ m. getting dry, dryness. 
 trf\5lT"^Tir a. & n. drying up, parching. 
 irfr^Tf^ a. drying up (tr. & intr.). 
 HfX75r^ m. fatigue, pain, exertion, labour. 
 trf^^^ m. enclosure, fence. 
 ■^fr^'^T a. much tired, worn out. 
 "^frf^^ f- encloser (r.). 
 qfX;^cf a. heard , learnt from (gen. , instr., 
 
 or — o, also n. impers.); known as, passing 
 
 for, called (nom.); celebrated, famous. 
 l^fT"^"^ n. abstr. to seq. f. 
 tff^^ a. sitting around, besetting; f. as- 
 sembly, congregation. 
 xifT^'Bff?f f. enclosing, oppressing. 
 Xjf^'^cR m. sprinkling over, moistening, 
 
 bathing. * 
 
^'rfT^'^T 
 
 304 
 
 q pt^T^v y n. sprinkling, watering. 
 xrfx^^IT a. pi. full sixteen. 
 ^f^MilT ^- arranging, adorning, ornament. 
 iJfrairT a. prepared , arranged , adorned, 
 
 accompanied by ( — «). 
 'ifrf^ f' surrounding, impeding, oppression, 
 
 distress. 
 "^fr^t^ f- praise. 
 
 ^rfr^^ a. shouting or exulting around. 
 yfr^Ta. obstructing, impeding; f.impediment, 
 
 barrier. 
 X|f\[f%fT a. obstructed, hindered, 
 "qf~<^«^ m. stream, river; sandbank, island. 
 "gf?;^^^ m. embrace, contact. 
 xrf^^^'T n. the same. 
 trfr^W a. to be embraced. 
 
 mfr^^t^T ^- a full year. 
 
 2xrr^^^(^X; a. a full year old. 
 
 ntXti^T f-5 **»f n- enumeration, sum, total. 
 
 "'TfT"^^ a. resonant all around. 
 
 l^fr^'TTH a. finished, perfect. 
 
 "^fr^TlfF f. completion, end. 
 
 Trfl^^TT ^- adjacent, contiguous, lying near 
 
 or upon( — o)| m. standing-place, position, 
 
 environs, proximity. 
 "^fr^TW "• running about, moving to and 
 
 fro. 
 ^fr^M^ n.==prec., creeping upon ( — o). 
 "^fr^f^. a. going about, roaming. 
 ^rHc^f^ a. pi. full thousand. 
 ^fr^T^^ n. bringing about, accomplishing, 
 
 arranging, settling. 
 xrf^^i^ a. scattered (semen). 
 ^TPTOT m., o^TTW n- strewing, covering, 
 
 cover. 
 TTpC^T^ m. cover, cushion. 
 "^fTf%<fT a. remaining in (loc). 
 ^fr^*^ «i-5 °'^rf^fT n. stirring, motion. 
 TTfr^fV'lL a. vying with (— o). 
 xrfx;^^d^^ f. rival. 
 "^rfr^^ a- very clear or distinct, n. adv. 
 
 Trf^l^rir^ f, wreath, garland; p. of^j^i^. 
 trf^^"^ m. overflowing, gliding down ; stream, 
 gush. 
 
 "^fr^T^ m. fluxion. 
 
 ■^fT^<t ^- streaming round or over, foaming, 
 fermenting; f. a kind of liquor. 
 
 trf^^ rn. reserve, concealment. 
 
 "^f^fTW n- moving, placing, or carrying 
 round, avoiding. 
 
 "•^ffri^t^^^ ^ ®1^^ a. to be avoided. 
 
 '^rf^fTftr or «f if'T f' decrease. 
 
 ^f^fTT m. leading round, avoiding, escaping, 
 forsaking, leaving out, passing over, re- 
 serve, concealment; exemption, immunity, 
 privilege (j.). 
 
 ^TfTfTfri^ a. avoiding (— o). 
 
 xrf^f T^ a. to be avoided or left alone ; to 
 be exempted or presented with an immu- 
 nity. 
 
 ^TWf^ ^' J^st, joke, sport. 
 
 ^frf T^rf^f^TR; adv. for sport.* 
 
 iTfri T€^^ a. fond of jesting; abstr. oj^ f.* 
 
 "^frf^^T a. placed round, seated or standing 
 round; put on, donned; covered, clothed, 
 surrounded. 
 
 ^fr^^ a- l^^t out, ceased, disappeared; 
 wanting, being without (abl., instr., or 
 
 ^frWf^ ^' shunning, avoiding. 
 "^frW^ & **lf^rT a. greatly delighted. 
 xrf^^fj^ a. causing to fall. 
 
 lifT^f^orXjf^jfTff. going or leading astray, 
 
 damage, injury. 
 tJ^'^oR m. examiner, investigator. 
 XJ'^'^ISf n., oiJfT f. examination, investigation. 
 tp^^T f- the same. 
 
 "^^f^*!^ a. proving, testing; m. examiner. 
 ^0^^ n. plenty, abundance; instr. richly, 
 
 abundantly. 
 1?TN[^ n. = prec. 
 tfT^TJ^^ f. (nom. ®TOc[^) enclosure; trunk or 
 
 chest on a carriage. 
 
 XT^rf a. standing round; filled with, seized, 
 surrounded by (instr. or — o); abstr. ©rfT f. 
 
 XT^tT a. given up, delivered. 
 ^^tf^ f' delivering. 
 
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 XT^ 
 
 x?ftin^ m. = xrfttn^. 
 
 M<I*^T f. desire of obtaining or saving, a. OXQ. 
 ^T^'^'^l s. bounty, abundance. 
 tTT^^TW n. = Xlfl^TnW- 
 
 Xj-^V^tf m. exchange, barter. 
 
 xrf^^ a.=z"qfT[;|fr. 
 
 '?T^"5[T^m- excision; du. a kind of tongs (r.). 
 
 ^"'^Yfe f- investigation, research. 
 
 Xf''^^^^ ra. circumference, surroundings. 
 
 "Q^^TT "^- avoiding, reserve. 
 
 qftfT^ m. = tifT:fT^. 
 
 fxp^ ra. limb, member. 
 
 ■q^^Xf m. N. of a Rishi. 
 
 *xr^c^ adv. last year. 
 
 Xp^cofi' a, knotted or limbed. 
 
 xn^lN; &Mn^U|^ adv. limb by limb, member 
 by member. 
 
 XJ^ (f. old ij^^UtO ) knotty (reed), bristly, 
 shaggy (hair); spotted, many- coloured, 
 dirty; piercing, keen, rough, harsh. — 
 m. reed, arrow; f. "q^^HJJ^ cloud, N. of a 
 river; n. sgl. & pi. harsh language. 
 
 XT'^^XfT^'^ a. containing or using harsh words 
 (language or person). 
 
 "^^^ifW f« harsh language. 
 
 ■q^^ n. knot, joint (of a plant or the body), 
 member, portion, section. 
 
 tr^ (loc. adv.) later, in future. 
 
 "q'^I!f(instr. adv.) beyond, past (ace), farther; 
 later, after (abl. or gen.). 
 
 "^Tfl a. gone, dead; m. pi. the Manes. 
 
 ■qT^fTf f. departure. 
 
 XTT^f^ (^00. adv.) next day, to-morrow. 
 
 Xr^lf ni. supreme lord, E. of Brahman or 
 I Visnu. 
 
 xf\-T«S^ a. beyond the eye, out of sight, in- 
 visible, imperceptible, unintelligible, ob- 
 scure. Loc. behind one's back, in one's 
 absence; « — &instr. secretly, mysteriously; 
 ace. & abl. in the absence or without the 
 knowledge of (instr. or gen.). 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit -English Dictionary. 
 
 ^TTvJ^^T f. , *>^ n. the being out of sight, 
 invisibility, imperceptibility. 
 
 "^TT^T^T'JTT'T K>- love without seeing (the be- 
 loved object).* 
 
 Tn;T"QeRTT "^- abstr. to seq. 
 
 "^TT"^^TfT^ a. assisting or helping others. 
 
 XlXlf^ir a. pi. more than twenty. 
 
 ^TTvJ^ri a. pi. more than eighty. 
 
 fqoS V. ^^TToR. 
 
 Mcjiil f. a kind of fig-tree. 
 
 tj^tjf m. rain-cloud or rain, personif. as the 
 
 rain-god. 
 xi^^f%lf?^ff a. animated by the rain(-god). 
 xp[«2T^^ a. nourished by the rain(-god). 
 XfUfn.wing, plume, feather (also of an arrow), 
 
 leaf; ra. = q^^ m. 
 "^^f^ n^« the part of an arrow to which the 
 
 feathers are fastened. 
 XfTlf'i^, f- 1^ made of Pala9a-wood. 
 tiTf^«TT^ a. leafy. 
 tfTJlj^T f- couch of leaves. 
 XfTUT^ m. a man's name. 
 T:n!rTl|*J n. abstr. to seq. 
 MU|lflJ«l^ a. eating leaves. 
 xrfl!!^ ^' winged, plumed, leafy. 
 XfTjS a. relating to leaves. 
 XTff s. protector or protection (only instr. pi.). 
 tr^, xr^% fart. 
 
 xniz m., f" f. names of plants. 
 H^dh adv. round about. 
 xf^t^ m. the circumambient fire (r.); as adv. 
 
 w. oR carry the fire round (cf. seq.). 
 "q^f^cfi^IO" n. carrying the fire round (the 
 
 sacrificial animal). 
 XpSf^ m. couch, bed; the sitting with bent 
 
 legs upon the hams. 
 q^^^if n. wandering about, roaming through 
 
 (gen. or — <>). 
 Xj^ifi m. circumference, limit, edge, end; adj. 
 
 — o surrounded by, reaching to. Xf^vrfT^ 
 
 to the end of, as far as, until ( — o). 
 xnJnTW ^' limitative, adjoining. 
 XJTSyfJ m. revolution, lapse (of time) ; change, 
 
 mutation, inversion. 
 
 20 
 
TT^T 
 
 306 
 
 tr?f^«T II. goi"g round, circumambulation. 
 
 XT^:^^ n., o^^ m. close, end. 
 
 xrikf^rf a. living farther off, having removed 
 to (ace); thoroughly finished or closed, 
 settled, definitive. 
 
 \ j(^iH a. tearful, weeping. 
 
 tl^^f^T a. having tears in the eyes. 
 
 q j ^if n. throwing about, moving to and fro. 
 
 -q^^ a. inverted, overturned, upset, fallen 
 on (loc), spread about ( — <>). 
 
 tnJ^Tf^?^ adv. about sunset. 
 
 tJ^T^ a. filled, full of (—<>); troubled, con- 
 fused, excited. Abstr. ©"^ n. 
 
 Xf^Tcfi^^ J ^'^TRt trouble, confound. 
 
 177^1 xj(«fr C^^) n- food left by a person who 
 has rinsed his mouth prematurely. 
 
 tnSr^ a. got, obtained, finished, complete, 
 large, copious, sufficient to, enough for 
 (gen. or dat.); n. adv., w. TTcl'RcfT this is 
 enough for (gen.). 
 
 Xf^-^inT a. having sufficient enjoyment. 
 
 xi^TfH f- conclusion, end ; satisfaction, suf- 
 ficiency ; capability of ( — o). 
 
 TT^'^T m. turning round, revolving ; course, 
 lapse (of time); turn, succession; formula, 
 stanza; convertible term, synonym. » — 
 & instr. successively, in turn. 
 
 ir^%T^ m., <»«T n. circumspection, delibe- 
 ration. 
 
 "^^T%J^«!T f. = prec. +plan, intention. 
 
 xnJr^tf m., o«T n. return. 
 
 Xf^T^ m. turning round, revolution; edging, 
 bordering, close, end, concluding strophe 
 in a recitation. 
 
 m4^^ "• sprinkling; f. ^ a vessel for 
 sprinkling. 
 
 "qgc^oR a. very restless, sorrowful, eager, 
 desirous of or longing for (dat.); abstr. 
 o^ n. ; oejy ^ become or be very sad. 
 
 M'^MH^rl a. standing round (ace); approa- 
 ched, imminent, impending. 
 
 Xf^jXJTO^T n. sitting around, surrounding, 
 veneration, friendliness, courtesy. 
 
 '^4f'E^^! a. having passed a night, stale, night- 
 flat, not fresh, insipid. 
 
 XT^rf m. conqueror, lord. 
 XJ^'BTT^T n. searching, inquiring. 
 XJ^gcjj a. to be sought or striven after. 
 XJ^f^ f. searching for ( — o). 
 
 ^^ (adj. —o)=xi^. 
 
 xr^T^ m. = seq. f. 
 
 XI^I!f-jj)^N. of a demon ; f. '|^ the period of 
 a change of the moon. 
 
 xi^fT a. knotty, rugged (of a mountain). — m. 
 mountain (also fig. of a cloud), height, 
 hill, rock, stone, N. of sev. men, esp. of 
 a Rishi (cf. ifTT^); f. T?^"^ rock, stone. 
 
 xy^^'^f^ a. shaking mountains. 
 
 Xl^ffqfTT m. lord of the mountains. 
 
 'T^fT'T^TcR s- top (lit. head) of a mountain. 
 
 "iT^ffTT^ & °TT^ m. = prec., E. of the Hi- 
 mavant. 
 
 "^rlflT^T ^- "• mountain-top. 
 
 ^^rJT'?I n. the same. 
 
 ^^rfl^T^Tf- E. of Durga (mountain-daughter). 
 
 Xf^f?I f. rock, stone. 
 
 Hf^ff^ a. mountainous, mountain-. 
 
 M'^'^JSi m.=:Xj^flXlfrT; N. of a man. 
 
 "'Cr%%^T a. dwelling on mountains. 
 
 ■^^^TRc^lcUT f. land at the foot of a mountain. 
 
 tr^cjjf or o;^ a. = xr^^'^. 
 
 •q^w^^ n. knot, joint (esp. of a plant or of 
 the body), limb, member (lit. & fig.), 
 break, division, portion, section (esp. of a 
 book); period, fixed time (esp. the 2 or 
 4 changes of the moon and the Caturmasya 
 festival). 
 
 l|c[3J^ adv. limb by limb, piece by piece. 
 
 Xf^^^f^ m. change of the moon, esp. the time 
 of new- and full-moon. 
 
 ""TITT'T ^^' chasm, precipice. 
 
 iTI'g f. rib; curved knife, sickle. 
 
 2Xr's^ m. = tfli^'Hf. 
 
 "CJTEf m. bundle, sheaf. 
 
 lX(xffTJr a. carrying over (ship). 
 
 2xr^^tTJJ loc. inf. to 2X1. 
 
 XT^^ f . = xrft^. 
 
 '"CTfTt^(superl.) carrying over or rescuing best. 
 Xf^ n. a cert, weight (also m.) or measure; 
 flesh, meat. 
 
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 x?^f^^T 
 
 Xf^^, f. X. white. 
 
 tf^^ n. ground sesamum seeds, pap; mud, 
 
 mire. 
 M^Qldvf n. a pap made of ground sesamum 
 
 seeds. 
 tTffllUv^ m. (n.) onion. 
 XT^T^ , o'qfTT & qm^^ flee. — TT run away, 
 
 escape, f^ flee asunder. 
 Xf^T^»! n. flight, escape. 
 XRTf^ST^ a. flying, fugitive. 
 "q^T"5T n., "^ f. stalk, straw. 
 q^T^^TT & **«R fn- a ioad of straw. 
 q^T%rW^ ^' ^ heap of straw. 
 Xf^cf s. fishing-hook; m. pi. chaff, husks. 
 ■q^TTT "• (a^J- — ® f- t^) ^^^^5 petal; m. a 
 
 kind of tree (=Tmf m.), n. its blossom. 
 m^lftpl^ a- leafy; m. tree. 
 2'q^rrftl'l. a* eating flesh, carnivorous, 
 qf^^ V. seq. 
 
 Tlf^fi, f. ti'f^sfi" grey, hoary; n. grey hair. 
 xt^^R n. lye. 
 XT^^^^, o^'^fTf, pp. q^f^rf wash in lye, 
 
 wash or cleanse i.g. ; tan. 
 Xf^ n. sack for corn. 
 XJ^^ m. couch, bed. 
 ^^r m. a large granary; f. 1^= Xff^^. 
 X|^^ m. n. sprout, shoot, twig (lit. & fig.); 
 
 edge of a garment. 
 X{^^^ f. a woman's name.* 
 q^^"^^, ^'^TRt sprout, shoot, spread; pp. 
 
 q^f^TT also full of (~o). 
 "qWf^rt. a. having young shoots. 
 xrf^ f. a small village, esp. a settlement of 
 
 wild tribes. 
 Xf^^ n. small tank, pond, pool. 
 Xf^ m, N. of a man; f. Xf^J purification. 
 xif^if m. wind (often personif.), N. of a 
 
 man; n. instrument for purifying, sieve, 
 
 strainer, etc. 
 Xf^*f^ & OfTwl"?! m. son of the wind, E. of 
 
 Hanumant. 
 "q"^*IT'5[«T & °ft[«T^ m. snake (1. wind- eater). 
 XI^^7(cfffTq«^ a. trembling in the wind.* 
 Xf^Tn«f a. being purified or strained; m. 
 
 wind, N. of cert. Stotras. 
 TT^t^rT rn. purifier. 
 
 Xf^^ n. du. heaven and earth. 
 
 Xjf^ m. tire of a wheel , metallic point of a 
 spear or arrow. 
 
 Xff^TI ra. purifier. 
 
 Xlf^'^ n. instrument for cleansing, esp. filter, 
 strainer, etc.; i.g. anything cleansing or 
 purifying (1. & f.); a. purifying, pure, 
 holy, sinless, m. a cert, sacrifice. 
 
 xrf^'^ofiVflS a. of stainless renown. 
 
 ■qf^'^tTcf a. clarified by a strainer. 
 
 xrf^"^^ , o^f?T, pp- XTftf^cT cleanse, purify. 
 
 Xlf%^ \yf = prec. 
 
 xr^'^j m.^qf^^. 
 
 XJcgf f. purification. 
 
 ixp«(^, only pres. xl^f?f, o^ (cf. "^p^ & '^^) 
 see, behold, perceive, look, look on, try, 
 examine, ponder; regard or consider as, 
 take for (2 ace. or ace. & adv. in ^c(_), 
 see with the spiritual eye (of seers and 
 poets), find out, invent. — ^fTf look 
 beyond, ^wf look at, behold, discover, 
 regard or consider as etc. = S. ^f^ look 
 at, observe. ^^ look up, foresee, expect, 
 behold, perceive. Xffl^ look over, survey, 
 descry, discover, learn, understand, know 
 as (2 ace). IT look forward, foresee, view, 
 behold, know, recognize, take for (2 ace). 
 irfTf look at, behold, experience, learn. 
 f^ see in different places or in detail, 
 discern, distinguish; perceive, observe, 
 know, understand, "^f^rf^ behold, perceive. 
 ^J^^ see (together or at the same time), 
 look over, survey, observe, consider, try, 
 examine, perceive, behold, know, under- 
 stand ; M. look at each other, be together. 
 
 2xir»^ (only instr. Xl^fit^) look, eye. 
 
 3xp^ (only instr. Xf^vjiig^) bond, rope. 
 
 mi^ a. belonging to or fit for cattle; n. a 
 herd or drove of cattle. 
 
 jjfzq or XfH m. cattle (singly or coll.), animal, 
 esp. domestic a. or sacrificial victim (some- 
 times including man, sometimes said con- 
 temptuously of a man. — Abstr. ©Tnt f-? 
 Of^t n. 
 XfTf ef);if«^ n., of?R^T f. the act of animal sac- 
 rifice. ^ 
 
 20* 
 
TT^'qifT 
 
 308 
 
 XfT^TTrf iw- slaughter of cattle.* 
 
 XjOT^ a. killing cattle. 
 
 Hyjfjl(^ a. taking away (lit. feeding on) cattle. 
 
 xm'Si a. guarding cattle; m. herdsman. 
 
 umiffTf m. lord of the animals, E. of sev. 
 
 gods. 
 1^:5^1:17 m. keeper of cattle, herdsman. 
 Xj-scfXCT^ m. the same. 
 
 xpqTn'5[ m. the cord for (binding) the victim. 
 Xj'!^^?^ m. an animal sacrifice. 
 im^wfT a. connected with, relating to, or rich 
 
 in cattle, m. a herdsman; n. possession 
 
 of cattle. 
 Xj-sq^";^ (only instr. & ace. adv.) as if killing 
 
 cattle. 
 Xf-jq^T-^Tjj & o^;^^ n. slaughtering cattle.* 
 XPT^^ ™* ^^ animal sacrifice. 
 tpT^fSf^ a. offering an animal sacrifice. 
 ■Q'l'tf^ ^ °Tf^^ ^^- herdsman, herd. 
 Xfsq^c[^ adv. like an animal or as in an ani- 
 mal (sacrifice). 
 xpqf^"^ a. procuring cattle. 
 xptWfT a* acting like an animal. 
 Xfsjf^"?^ & o^"^ n. the head of an animal. 
 ■ xp^TJ^ n. the horn of an animal. 
 xpq"E( & ^'^J a. bestow^ing cattle. 
 Xl'T^rf'T a- the same. 
 TT^^H^ a. coming from cattle. 
 xpT%T^m.pl.the animal and Soma sacrifiices. 
 XJ'^^pSI n. animal sacrifice. 
 ^"T^T f- a vessel to cook the sacrificial ani- 
 
 mal in. 
 trgi (i"str. adv.) behind, afterwards, later, 
 
 westward. 
 ^■^Tcl^ (abl. adv.) from behind, from the back, 
 
 behind, after, later, west (as a prepos. w. 
 
 gen. & abl.). — With g{ leave behind, 
 
 surpass, excel, w. 1^^ go back; rfff: tf- 
 
 ^Tc^ after that, thereupon. 
 "Q^lfTTcll (abl. adv.) from behind. 
 '^■^'R^T^ m. later time. 
 ■^"^TtI"R m- sorrow, repentance (1. after-pain). 
 "^T^TTfrfT^ a. feeling regret or repentance. 
 ■^^T^ft in- wind from behind, west wind. 
 "^7^1^ ^- the hinder or western part. 
 Xf^T"^ a. being on the west side. 
 
 xrng^ a. hinder, hindmost, westerly, latter, 
 last; f. "^T + ^ET^T the evening twilight, 
 + fW^ the last rite i.e. burning the dead, 
 ±f^5t^ the west. 
 
 XffgTT^f^Tjf a. south-westerly. 
 
 tff^^TTf"^ a. north-westerly. 
 
 Xj^ a. looking, knowing, intelligent. 
 
 fXJ^cf a. visible, conspicuous. 
 
 Xj^^ n. anything belonging to the sacrificial 
 animal. 
 
 xpg«ffT n. untruth concerning cattle. 
 
 Xffg^T f' animal sacrifice. 
 
 XTP^ a. wishing for cattle. 
 
 X^^^ n. the membrum virile. 
 
 Xp^T^ n. habitation, stall, stable; f. "^T pl* 
 house, dwelling, family, sgl. the goddess 
 of a house. 
 
 X|;^l^^^ m. house-mate. 
 
 XT^(2T I c| «rl a. being kept in a stable, having 
 or offering a fixed abode; m. householder, 
 a wealthy man. 
 
 Xf^^ m. pi. the Parthians or the Persians. 
 
 ixrr, fxl^fTr, °% (mf^), pp. ^rt (with pass., 
 r. with act. mg), drink, imbibe, swallow, 
 draw in, enjoy. C. XfT^fH, PP- ^Tlf^^ 
 give to drink (2 ace). D. fxjxrr^f?T (f^lfl"- 
 Xff^) wish to drink, be thirsty. l.^Ti^"€TH 
 drink greedily or repeatedly (also w. pass, 
 mg). — ^T drink up, drink out of (abl.) 
 or at (ace); imbibe, absorb, draw in, 
 enjoy, "f^ drink in, imbibe, absorb, xrfx; 
 drink before and after (ace), drink or 
 draw up. If begin to drink, drink in, sip. 
 f^ drink up, drink largely, drink out 
 of (abl.). ^PF^ A. & M. drink in together. — 
 
 cf. fwr^Rf^ & fiT^Tftm. 
 
 2xn' a. drinking (— °). 
 
 3xn, "Orf^ (PP- "^T^) protect, watch, shelter 
 from or defend against (abl.) ; rule, govern ; 
 keep, observe. - — '^f^ guard, observe. 
 fif protect, shelter from (abl.), watch, 
 observe, keep, f^^ protect from (abl.). 
 xrfr; protect on all sides, observe, keep, 
 maintain. If protect or shelter from (abl.). 
 
 4X^7 a. protecting, guarding, keeping ( — o). 
 
 XTT^iT, f. t; defiling, disgracing (— ®). 
 
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 xnrw 
 
 XJIT^^ a. formed of dust. 
 
 in^RT a. to seq. 
 
 Tfl^ m. pi. (8gl.) dust, sand. 
 
 -qj^cfi m. pi. = prec. 
 
 "RT^sfit^ST n- playing with sand. 
 
 TtT^t a. dusty. 
 
 xn^^ a. the same + impure, defiled; defiling, 
 disgracing. 
 
 xJt^^"^ m. 11. falling (lit. rain) of dust. 
 
 xn^^^^ m. a heap of sand. 
 
 tTT^^^^^l a. raising dust (wind). 
 
 ltl^^T«T n. rolling (lit. bathing) in dust. 
 
 XJ7^"3 a. covered with dust. 
 
 lliTcli a. very young, simple, ignorant, stupid, 
 artless, honest. — m. the young of animals, 
 N. of a Daitya. 
 
 2xncR ni. (adj. — » f. Ij cooking, baking (tr. 
 & intr.), burning (bricks), cooking in the 
 stomach, i.e. digestion; ripening, maturity, 
 development (esp. of consequences), per- 
 fection. 
 
 "^ToRTT adv. simply, artlessly. 
 
 XJTclJXJT^ n. cooking-utensil. 
 
 tJl^Wf^ m. = TT-Ri^. 
 
 XIT^^TXI^ n. = tn^m^. 
 
 "moR^^ fn« a simple or domestic sacrifice. 
 
 trr^^f^^ & °^f^^ a. relating to the P. 
 
 (v. prec). 
 XTRi^ a. quite black. 
 ^'[W^n^ adv.=tIT^^. 
 "^cfilf^ a. speaking honestly. 
 "TTcJ^T^'T «!• the punisher of Paka or the 
 
 instructor of the ignorant (E. of Indra). 
 xn«RT^ m. a cert, disease. 
 "TlfsR^ a. obtained by cooking or burning 
 
 (pot etc.), red-hot. 
 XfX^ a, cookable or obtained by cooking. 
 MIc^T f. (instr.) in simplicity or honesty. 
 "TT^TTrfTfcR a. favouring a party, partial. 
 Xfrf^cR a. = prec. or subject to an alternative. 
 
 XfT^ a. fivefold. 
 
 XTf^fTT f-, ^"^ n. abstr. to prec. 
 xn^^&xn^a. worthy (of a society), decent. 
 xn^ m. a kind of mouse. 
 
 tTR^, f. of^^RT cooking, ripening (tr.). 
 xn^«T, f. 1;^ the same; n. as subst. 
 tj'f^cii m. cooking-basket. 
 m^^ n. glimmer, sheen, brightness, cheer- 
 fulness, vigour; du. heaven and earth (as 
 
 the two sheens or shining surfaces). 
 HT^"^ n. the region of the belly or flanks 
 
 (of an animal). 
 mW^«rf a. shining or vigorous. 
 "irr^^^ a. relating to or containing the five 
 
 tribes. 
 "mWHTf^eR a. consisting of the five elements. 
 "RT^^f^^ a. relating to the five sacrifices. 
 trfWCTf^oR a. lasting five days (nights). 
 Tn^Trf^cR> f- ^ five years old. 
 Tf^T^i f- t^ belonging to the Pancalas. m. 
 
 a prince of the P., pi. the people of the P. ; 
 
 f . f^ a princess of the P., esp. Draupadi. 
 XfT^T^f^, f. <>f%^T = prec. adj. 
 "^TWT^ a. the same; m. a prince of the 
 
 Pancalas. 
 XJXZ ^' intersection; f. tfX^T N. of a cert. 
 
 plant. 
 xn^cfi m. who splits or tears asunder. 
 xrrZW^ "3* thief, robber. 
 xrrS^ n. splitting, tearing asunder. 
 T^T"Z^ a. pale-red ; m. pale-red colour, redness ; 
 
 N. of a tree, n. its blossom, f. "^7 = both. 
 ^TZ^^rft f. N. of a river. 
 trrzt^ f- N. of a tree. 
 
 mzf^^"^ n. N. of a city, pi. its inhabitants. 
 "PTTZ^ n. sharpness, acuteness, dexterity. 
 ''TrfZ'l, a. splitting (—<>); m. a cert. fish. 
 XJTZ^"^ rn- the sandal-tree. 
 Xn3'?[;m.the part near the ribs (of an animal). 
 tn"3 in« recitation, perusal, study, text. 
 XfT^cJJ m. reciter, reader, student, scholar, 
 
 teacher. 
 xn"3%T"^ m. error of the text, false reading. 
 xn"3iT n- teaching, instruction. 
 Tn"3^«fr a. well-read, learned. 
 XfXfj*^ a. well-read in (— *); m. student, 
 
 scholar. 
 xrr3\»T m- a kind of fish. 
 XfT^ a. to be recited. 
 XTTTIJ m. a stake at play. 
 
tiTfur 
 
 310 
 
 TlTftr ™- hand, hoof; adj. — <> carrying in 
 
 the hand, "qifij ^f or ^J take or give 
 
 the hand i.e. marry (the former of the 
 
 man, the latter of the woman). 
 xnftnif n^' °^W n- marriage (cf. prec). 
 mftrWHinR & «^^^^ a. nuptial. 
 xrrftmft^j °^Tf , & °^f ^ m. bridegroom, 
 
 husband (lit. hand-taker). 
 xrr"ftr"f!^ ^' t^e palm of the hand. 
 "OrfW^'f m. form of marriage. 
 ^ftl^ (— °) = ^^' 
 
 "Trftrf^ m. N. of a celebrated grammarian. 
 TrfrSI^^ a. relating to or coming from 
 
 Panini; m. a disciple or follower of P., 
 
 n. his grammar. 
 "QlfWRT s. a lotus (like) hand. 
 XJXfllfTTT^ n. sgl. & m. pi. hands and feet. 
 '"TrfT[r"'51'^f n- marriage (lit. pressing the 
 
 hand). 
 "mfW^*^ ni. marriage (union of the hands). 
 trrft5?T«fF a. having hands. 
 mftrf'TfT a, to be measured or spanned 
 
 with the hands, very thin or slender. 
 "mf^W a. being in the hand. 
 t"mTJ^T ^' whitish yellow. 
 '^'^T'^W^ a. wearing a yellow garment. 
 XfT'^S^^ m. a son or descendant of Pandu ; 
 
 a., f. ^ belonging to the Pandavas. 
 ^TT^^^ a. == prec. a. 
 ^^%^ m. & a. = xnT!^^. 
 mPu^c^T n. learning, erudition , knowledge ; 
 
 cleverness, dexterity. 
 ^ifrj^^'l^ m- = seq. abstr. 
 "QT"^ a. whitish yellow, white, pale (abstr. 
 
 OffTt f., °^t n.), N. of an ancient king. 
 "qT"n^«T«^«f m. a son of Pandu. 
 XJTT^"q"^ n. a yellow leaf. 
 "^TT^HT in. a whitish soil. 
 "RT'H^'T ^« whitish, pale. 
 "m^^TfCT f-, **fT'T^ ^' abstr. to prec. 
 "mil^TTT m- Ihe yellow disease, jaundice. 
 "^XSg^^ s. first outline or sketch (lit. pale 
 
 writing). 
 Ml U^^T'TTcfi or ^Tm^ m. a cert, mixed caste. 
 "RTT^ ni. pi. N. of a people. 
 
 Ig" n. an uncoloured woolen garment. 
 
 a. relating to the hand. 
 m^T^ a. whose mouth is his hand. 
 "qTrl m. flying, flight; fall, downfall; attack, 
 
 inroad; case, possibility ; happening, event. 
 XfTTfeR a. causing to fall (— ®); m. crime, sin. 
 XJlfff^i^ a. criminal, wicked; m. sinner. 
 xnn^^ m. composed by Patanjali; m. a 
 
 follower of P., n. his system (ph.), the 
 
 Mahabhasya (g.). 
 XJTfff n- causing to fall, felling (also adj.), 
 
 throwing, removing, destroying; w. ?^i^ 
 
 chastising, punishing. 
 xrTrT'ft'^ a. to be caused to fall or thrown, 
 "MTrlf^rf na. who causes to fall or throws. 
 tiTfl'% & XTTfT^ dat. inf. to lin. 
 l^TrT«9 a. to be drunk. 
 2trTfT^ a. to be protected. 
 mcTT^ n- lower world, abode of serpents 
 
 or demons, also a cert. hell. 
 "^Tfrr^l. a. flying, falling, sinking; felling, 
 
 throwing down ( — o). 
 "mffcR a. falling, losing caste or going to hell. 
 iXfXrir or tfTfT ni. drinker. 
 2Tn<t na. protector, defender. 
 ItfT^ a.=Tnff^'^. 
 2xnW n. dominion, sway. 
 XIT"^ n. instrument of drinking, cup, bowl, 
 
 vessel, dish, utensil or receptacle i.g., fig. 
 
 a (worthy) recipient, a person worthy of 
 
 or fit for (gen., loc. or — «), a master in 
 
 (gen.); an actor or a part in a play; a 
 
 cert, measure of capacity. — m. a king's 
 
 counsellor or minister; f. XfJ^ ("^'^) 
 
 vessel, pot, dish. 
 XfT^rfT f') ®^ "• capacity, fitness, worthiness 
 
 (lit. the being a receptacle). 
 xnf^«^. a. provided with a drinking vessel 
 
 or a dish. 
 m-^l w. oR make a receptacle or worthy 
 
 object, honour, dignify; w. *? P. 
 xn^^ n. spot, place (also °f^^ n.); water. 
 XJTEI^ n. provender for a journey; p. *>^«fT^. 
 XTT^r^ n- lotus -flower, of^lT^ f. the lotus 
 
 plant. 
 m^T^ & o\j^ m. cloud (water -giver or 
 
 -bearer). 
 
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 m^^ 
 
 XTT^Tf^ m. the see (receptacle of water). 
 TTT^TTT"^ m. the ocean (lord of the waters). 
 
 tjT^ m. foot, leg (lit. & fig.), foot as a meas- 
 ure ; column, pillar; ray, beam (as the 
 foot of a heavenly body); fourth part, 
 quarter of anything, esp. of a four-versed 
 stanza, also part or verse i.g. , section, 
 chapter. Often pi. the feet of (— <>) i.e. the 
 venerable — . 
 
 X|T^ s. little foot; a. — <> foot ig. (f. ^f^T). 
 
 *'^T^cR"3oR m. n. foot-ring, anklet. 
 
 "^^^IT (ger.) seizing one's feet. 
 
 xn^'^lW "• clasping a person's feet (as a 
 reverential salutation). 
 
 xn^^lT & ^^fTT; a. going on foot. 
 
 XIT^^^ n. water for washing the feet. 
 
 XTT^tT^ n. the sole of the foot. 
 
 ^T^^ adv. from or at the feet; step by step, 
 by degrees. 
 
 xn^^ & ^'^TW "• a shoe (foot-protecting). 
 
 "RT^^T'^'T n. washing the feet. 
 
 m^T^ !«• a toe-nail. 
 
 TT^-^W m- placing the feet or throwing the 
 rays, step, footprint. 
 
 tfXl^tl m. plant, tree (drinking with the foot 
 or root). 
 
 trT^T7fT«Tn.fallingat another's feet, prostration. 
 
 xn^tj^f^T f. line of footsteps, track. 
 
 "m^'R^ in- a lotus (like) foot. 
 
 m^lftZ n« foot-stool. 
 
 'mS'M <T!J a. & n. tilling out a verse. 
 
 XfT^ITWT^^T n. washing the feet. 
 
 trr^TriTT ^- a kick (foot-blow). 
 
 ■qX*?^*^ m- fetter for the feet. 
 
 "qX^^j^ m. foot-soldier. 
 
 xn^^TT m- fourth parth, quarter. 
 
 XfT^g5«^| f. foot-print, trace ; <»X?f^ f. a row 
 of foot-prints. 
 
 MT4^>!f "• root or sole of the foot; the foot 
 of a mountain; also =XIT^ ( — <>). m^^^ 
 fiTXfc^ fall at one's feet. 
 
 "^T^"^^^ n. the dust of the feet. 
 
 tn^^pqr a. sticking in the foot or lying at 
 one's feet. 
 
 xh^^'fT a. having feet. 
 
 "m2^"5^«T n. respectful salutation (lit. salut- 
 ing the feet). 
 
 "QT^^^ adv. foot by foot or by a fourth. 
 
 "m^lTT^ n. cleaning the feet. 
 
 "m^T^ n. point of the foot, toe. 
 
 "PTT^T^cT m. a kick (blow with the feet). 
 
 *m<^|^*(^ n. foot-ring, anklet. 
 
 ^T^Tl'f^ or o^ f. toe (foot-finger). 
 
 XfJ^^"^ m. the great toe (foot-thumb). 
 
 111(^177 «!• foot-soldier, foot-man. 
 
 m^T«?T ni. the extremity of the foot or the 
 end of a verse. 
 
 XfT'ffTnlT "• interval or distance of a foot. 
 
 XJT^Tf^r^^'f & °^T^^ n. = XTT^^^^. 
 
 m^T^ n- half a quarter or half a stanza. 
 
 m^l'^W n- setting down the feet, stepping 
 upon. 
 
 tn^T^^W«T, f. t^ used for washing the feet. 
 
 XJX^^%^«f n. water for washing the feet 
 or in which the feet have been washed. 
 
 T?X^f fcT f. = XTT^T^Tfl. 
 
 xnf?i|^ a. = lXX^"^«ff ; also being entitled to 
 
 one fourth. 
 "qX^ m. foot, step; place. 
 (m^oR &) °«RT f- shoe, slipper. 
 qX"5" f- the same. 
 qx^ a. = qx^^. 
 
 ^l%T^«fi n- water for washing the feet. 
 "m%T«T a. less by one fourth. 
 xjfX^ a. relating to the feet; n. water for 
 
 washing the feet. 
 lqX»f n. drinking, beverage. 
 2qT^ V. 3qx. 
 SfqXiT V. ff^if. 
 
 qXifoR m. n. drink, beverage, potion. 
 X|X•T^ a. drinking spirituous liquors. 
 TXX^^T"^ & '»^T'^S^ n- drinking-vessel. 
 qX^^l^T n. drinking and eating.* 
 qX^^TT a. mad from drinking, intoxicated. 
 qX'T'T^ ")• intoxication. 
 qXif^^ a. drinkable; n. drink, beverage, esp. 
 
 water. 
 qX'R'^^'^ s. (water-)rain. 
 qX«TT m- drink, beverage. 
 qX^ m. wanderer, traveller; abstr. ©^ n. 
 
^rni 
 
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 •grtr (xi"n?), f. ^' (later ^) bad, wicked, evil, 
 inauspicious; n. '^^X(^^ & f. instr. "qT^"^! 
 (± ^W^ q.v.) badly, wrongly, m. bad 
 fellow, wretch, profligate; n. evil, sin, 
 harm, trouble. IfT-rt ^I'^H^ may the sin 
 be destroyed = heaven forbid. 
 
 xni^R, f. ^frSRT (& '^Wt) bad, evil; n. evil, 
 wrong, sin; m. wicked person, villain. 
 
 iXfTXTofi^*^ n. evil deed, crime. 
 
 2mq^l'l«l. ^- doing evil; m. evil-doer, sinner, 
 villain. 
 
 xrrxicR^ m. villain. 
 
 TTT^^Tft'l '^ '^^^ (superl. ogiTT^T) = prec. 
 
 MIM^d n., o|im f- evil deed, sin. 
 
 Trn?%rT^ a. evil-minded, wicked. 
 
 trm^^ "• bad condition, misery. 
 
 TTi^f^^^ a. malevolent. 
 
 XTnCf^*^ rn. an uninterrupted series of evil 
 deeds. 
 
 iXfT^Wf^ f. bad intention, malevolence. 
 
 2xn'qwfe a. evil-minded. 
 
 XTRHT^r a. partaking of a wrong, guilty. 
 
 xnti^fTi a. = 2xni?wf%. 
 
 TTT^^Tf^ f. bad or low birth-place. 
 ^T^TftcT a. free from guilt, innocent. 
 TTTtnTlT ni. a bad disease; p. °f^[«l.' 
 MIM^l^ m. the evil world , place of the 
 
 wicked. 
 "^m'ST^^ a. of bad character, wicked; abstr. 
 
 *>^ n. 
 MIMH^ n. a bad year. 
 xrrq^«l, a. destroying sin or the sinful. 
 mm(44«V ^- evil-minded; m. a bad person, 
 
 sinner, wretch. 
 mm«jc^iCf m. evil consequences. 
 TRTT^^ a. doing evil, wicked. 
 HIMI^ s. an inauspicious day. 
 xnfQ''^ a. doing evil; m. evil-doer. 
 ^Tft^ (superl. to TfJ^) worst, lowest, most 
 
 wicked; comp. OffTt worst off, superl. 
 
 **r1?ft worse than (abl). — m. a bad man, 
 
 villain. 
 l(|l|^^^ (compar. to tlT^) vvorse off, more 
 
 wretched or miserable; also = prec. adj. 
 
 & m. 
 Mim*!^ m, evil, harm, trouble, crime, sin. 
 
 ■qj^i^;^ m. skin disease, scab. 
 
 qT4|«j a. scabbed. 
 
 tTT^ , ITT^^ cacare. 
 
 T^J'^^, f. of%|^T drinking (gen. or. ~o). 
 
 XTRT^T n- giving to drink. 
 
 XIT^?^ (ger. , doubled) drinking or sucking 
 
 continually. 
 X|7^^ a. prepared with milk; m. n. such a 
 
 food^^spTrice boiled in milk. 
 m^^ft'^TT^R ™- rice-eater.* 
 TUT^^T^q ™' a cake of milk, rice, etc. 
 "qxf^Sp^ a. drinking, sucking ( — «). 
 ITTT'^EJ' ni- guard, protector. 
 2tTT^ ("qj^) m. the anus. 
 fT:fT"5J a. to be caused to drink; n. drink, 
 
 beverage. 
 iqT"t a. carrying over. m. crossing (only — o), 
 
 a man's name ; n. (m.) the further shore 
 
 or bank, i.g. limit, end, aim. xn"^ im^ 
 
 cross over, go through, carry out. f. qTT!T 
 
 N. of a river, XTR^ milk-pail. 
 2X^1;^ m. = XTT^ keeper, protector. 
 xn^^ a. belonging to others^ strange, alien, 
 
 hostile, inimical ; m. enemy. 
 ^1X11 a. crossing over, going through (lit. & 
 
 fig.); thoroughly familiar or conversant 
 
 with (gen., loc, or — <>). 
 f XfT'^TJf a. carrying over, rescuing. - n. fulfilling, 
 
 accomplishing; ending, esp. a fast, i.e. 
 
 breakfast; reading through, perusal, study 
 
 (also f. W)- 
 qi'^^^W^ ^' ^o be gone through or brought 
 
 to an end. 
 T^TT^ "^- quicksilver, pi. N. of a people. 
 XfTT^cT'^ n- dependence (on others). 
 XITXrf^ adv. on the other side, beyond (gen.). 
 TTT^ m. = xnTcT. 
 
 qTT^TfT'R ^' having intercourse with an- 
 other's wife ; m. an adulterer. 
 qT'^c^T^ n- intercourse with another's wife, 
 
 adultery. 
 xrTX!%^ ^- coming from a foreign country, 
 
 foreign. 
 'q7"?^*?cft^ a. of a Kokila or sacrificial (flesh).* 
 "qr'^TJlf^cfi, f. ^ real, essential, true. 
 qiTT^T^, f. f^ belonging to the supreme lord. 
 
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 xrr^tif^fclfr 
 
 m'<^^ a. =prec. ; n. highest rank, suprem- 
 acy. 
 
 XjT^tp} n. uninterrupted series , continuous 
 succession or tradition; intercession, inter- 
 mediation. 
 
 XTfT^'^JsR^TTrf a. handed down by tradition. 
 
 mt^M^TIcf a. the same. 
 
 XJT^f^fft a. going or about to lead over. 
 
 "TT'^f^^ a. bringing through , overcoming, 
 victorious. 
 
 "qTT^%Tf^R«R a. belonging to the other world. 
 
 ^TT^^ n. dependence, the being subject or 
 obnoxious to ( — *). 
 
 XJTT!"^^, ^' ^ made of iron ; m. a cert, mixed 
 caste. 
 
 XITT^, f- t Persian, f. t^ (± HT^) the Persian 
 language. 
 
 "TTTRf'R ^^ **^1^ ^^- pl- the Persians. 
 
 Xf|< 4ef)<^ m. N. of an ancient teacher; a. com- 
 posed by P. 
 
 xy"T'3[^X'?|TJJ n. going through, perusal, study. 
 
 XHT^T^ "• altruism, unselfishness. 
 
 xif'^^T'^fT a. remote, coming from afar; m. 
 turtle dove, pl. N. of a people. 
 
 XfX'^T^y^ s. the nearer and further shore; 
 m. the sea. 
 
 ^TT^T '^ 4tTT^^ (f- *'1T'(1') patron, from 
 
 THTTIT^^W m. patron, from xJlX;!^^- 
 "Qlfrt^^ ^ °t^ff ^- descendant of Pari- 
 
 ksit, patron, of Janamejaya. 
 "mfr^l'ff ^ °^ ™' the coral tree, N. of one 
 
 of the five trees of paradise, a man's 
 
 name. 
 xnf^TirT^ n. furniture, marriage-portion. 
 *iTTfT^^T f- a kind of pearl-string, 
 XfTfxJ^TfteR n. gratuity, present, reward 
 
 (abstr. o^ n.*). 
 "Tlfr^f^'R wi- waylayer, robber, thief. 
 XlTfT^T^oR or ®f^cR a. standing at the side, 
 
 attending, m. servant, attendant ; assistant 
 
 of the manager of the play; f. of^^fiT 
 
 female attendant (d.). 
 tirrf^^^ a. swimming or moving to and fro, 
 
 unsteady, fickle, abstr. ©cfT f«;» °c«I n.; 
 
 m. ship, vessel. 
 
 mfT'l^ & *^ m. N. of a tree. 
 
 "^rfr"^^ a. fit for an assembly, decent, m. 
 assessor at a council, pl. the attendants of 
 a god. 
 
 xnfrWT^ "^' a kind of bracelet. 
 
 "^TO'Si ^' lion- 
 
 trr^^^ a. spotted, freckled. 
 
 MI<iU!i ra. a kind of bird. 
 
 tfT^TZT n. harshness, esp. harsh speech, insult. 
 
 ^TTil^T*!^ adv. on the other side of the 
 burial-place. 
 
 TTTT^^a. out of sight or mind, indiscernible, 
 invisible; n. mystery. 
 
 HTW*^ a. belonging to Parjanya. 
 
 XJTlJ a. made of Parna-wood. 
 
 im^^ in- patr. from Prthi; n. cert, sacred 
 texts. 
 
 2X17^ m. descendant of Prtha, E. of the 
 Panduids. 
 
 in^^, f. t^ belonging to Prthu ; n. extent, 
 width. 
 
 I'^lf^'^j f- ^earthly, terrestrial; m. inhab- 
 itant of the earth, lord of the earth, prince, 
 king, warrior. Abstr. ocTTt f., °^t «• 
 
 2XJlf^^, f. "I: royal, princely. 
 
 tJt^ a. opposite, upper, last, final, decisive, 
 effective, helpful, n. end, decision. 
 
 m^TT, f« ^ belonging to or coming from a 
 j mountain, mountainous; f . t!^ a mountain 
 I stream or the daughter of the mountain 
 (Himavant), i.e. Durga. 
 
 XTT^fTT^T m. a patron, name. 
 
 xrr^tfl'l^fTW^ ^' '!'• «f a play. 
 
 XJT^ffi"^ a. living in the mountains; m. moun- 
 taineer. 
 
 xn^T^«n«^V^ a. relating to the changes of 
 the moon and the solstices. 
 
 XJ7T^ n. (m.) the region of the ribs, pl. the 
 ribs; flank, side, immediate neighbour- 
 hood. Ace. near to, towards, loc. close 
 to, near; abl. away from, on the part or 
 by means of. s 
 
 Xj-JT^^ a. going at the side, accompanying 
 (also o^nr); ^' pl* attendants, retinue. 
 
 XTT'^ct^ adv. sideways, aside (gen. or — <>). 
 
 XIT^trfX^fSrl a. directed sideways.* 
 
irr^fr^t^^ 
 
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 m^^TfT^f<tl a. being at the side, near. 
 
 xrr^^f<K & °t^^f^ a. the same. 
 
 XfT"^"^ a. standing neaA, 
 
 "m'^T^T^T ^- attendant.^ 
 
 ■qy^ff a. belonging to the spotted antelope, 
 
 made of its skin ; m. & f. ^ patron, names 
 
 of Drupada & his race. 
 TJT^ pi. = seq. m. pi. 
 xnfe m. attendant, esp. of a god, partaker 
 
 of an assembly, spectator; n. text - book 
 
 of a gramm. school. 
 tJt^^ a. being within the ribs. 
 xnf%[5 f. the heel, fig. = back; ace. w. ?[I^ 
 
 attack from behind. 
 Xj-rf^^ a. attacking or threatening from 
 
 behind; o^fUT "• abstr. 
 ■q-ffetS^Tl" a. = prec. a. ; m. an enemy in the 
 
 rear. 
 ItJT'^f ifl- guard, protector, herdsman (f. ^), 
 
 king; a man's name. 
 2tni5f m. n. alms-pot. 
 xn^TcR m. guard, protector (f. ©f^oRT), prince, 
 
 ruler ; a man's name. 
 trr^«T a. (f. '1^) & n. keeping, guarding, pro- 
 tecting, observing. 
 XJIwfwfoRiTil^n. protectorship, superintendence.* 
 'm^'ft'^ a. to be kept or protected. 
 
 ^n^r^^, in^f?r(m^^%), pp- xnf^ri protect, 
 
 keep, watch, rule, observe, maintain. — 
 ^^1 ^fn, "^fr^ TT the same. irffT the 
 same + wait for, expect, ^i^ protect, guard, 
 keep. 
 
 m^f^ff iH. protector, guardian, keeper (gen., 
 
 ace, or — o). 
 MHMI^ m. runner, messenger. 
 ^T^If, f- l< made of Pala^a wood; m. = 
 
 "mf% or ©^ f. the tip of the ear; edge, 
 margin, side i.g. ; row, range, line; raised 
 bank, dike; pot, boiler; an oblong pond 
 (only iTWt). 
 
 tirrf%^ n. greyness (of age). 
 
 XJTf^fi^^ a. guarding, protecting; m. ruler, 
 king. 
 
 trr^ a. to be protected, guarded, kept, 
 
 maintained, observed. 
 tn^^, f. ^ coming from a pond. 
 xn"^ ni« a cert, wind-instrument. 
 tjj^iR a. pure, clear, bright, shining; m. fire 
 
 or the god of fire. 
 XfT^oRTf^^ f- fl^sh of fire. 
 xn"^f^ m- son of Fire, E. of sev. gods. 
 f"qT^«|^ a. drinking or protecting. 
 "qX^«f, f. ^ purifying or purified, pure, holy; 
 
 n. the act or a means of purifying. 
 IfX^iTT't a. relating to the Soma-juice while 
 
 being purified; f. '^ N. of cert. Vedic 
 
 hymns. 
 XTT^T s. a cert, die (= ^[T^?;). 
 xn^T f- N. of a city. 
 trrf^'Sr n. purity. 
 
 ■qT^ m. bond, snare, trap (lit. & fig.). 
 "T'nXcfiW ^* havirfg a sling on the neck. 
 "mTir«fi''ft"5 ni- board for playing at dice.* 
 m^^^, °^rf?r5 pp- "^ftTfl bind, fetter. 
 tl'nil^ a. coming from or belonging to cattle. 
 ^T^l"^ in* E. of Yama (lit. snare in hand). 
 "TTftt'l a. having a snare or sling; m. fowler, 
 
 E. of Varuna. 
 xrT^«R9 f« %^ belonging to cattle, esp. to the 
 
 sacrificial animal. 
 ^T"^T^ 01" ®W a. hinder, western, last. 
 l||t|U^, f. t^ heretical ; m. heretic, m. n. = seq. 
 XTT'^TI^rrT f- heresy. 
 TT'iSfTJ^^ a. being in heresy, heretical. 
 'm^rf^'l. ^' heretic. 
 
 1?7'^X5' m. stone; ©THEJ, f. '1^ made of stone. 
 VilTSf n. pi. stones; du. the two stones for 
 
 pressing Soma. 
 TT^W ^- belonging to a house, as s. domestic 
 
 affairs. 
 fXT V. 2Tft. 
 
 ftp^ & fqxf v. fij'^ & fx?^^. 
 
 fxjcR m., ^ f. the Indian cuckoo. 
 
 ftl^ a. reddish brown, tawny; m. a man's 
 name. 
 
 ftf^^ a. = prec. a.; m. a man's name, esp. 
 N. of an author on Chandas or metrics, 
 E. of sev. gods & demons; f. fXf^"5IT a 
 kind of leech, a woman's name. 
 
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 fWT^ 
 
 f^l^^cR, f. **R«*I = prec. adj. ; f. a kind of 
 
 owl, a woman's name. 
 ft^^T^, f- "l^ tawny- eyed. 
 txi^f^*i«^ m. a reddish-brown colour. 
 ftf^%T^^ a. =:ftrf ^T^. 
 txr|^T'#, f- t; = prec. ; m. ape , E. of Agni, 
 
 N. of a Raksas, a Daitya, etc. 
 ftl^ ra. cotton. 
 fq^^ m. N. of a tree. 
 fq^ n. feather of a tail (esp. of the peacock) ; 
 
 pi. the feathers of an arrow, f. "^ the 
 
 scum of boiled rice etc.; lump, mass, heap, 
 
 multitude. 
 fq^SS^ m. sgl. = prec. n. sgl.; f. ftjf^iRT 
 
 the tail of a peacock tied in a bunch, 
 fq^^^ & fqf^^ a. slimy, slippery. 
 ft(%TTT & **^T f. fife, flute, 
 ftl^^ a. reddish yellow, gold-coloured, hoary. 
 f'^T^T^^, °^fWy pp. fq^fTCTT to colour 
 
 reddish yellow. 
 
 fxj^^T f- N. of a river, o^f. bundle of stalks 
 or grass (r.). 
 
 fxi^^, °^ n., o^^ f. = prec. o^ f. 
 
 flRr^ m. n., "^"f f. basket, box; boil, blister. 
 
 ftrj^: n., t; f. pot, pan. 
 
 fcrST^cfi m. the same. 
 
 f^^^f^ ^' N. of a man. 
 
 *f^^«fi m-5 "^T f- a small boil or pimple. 
 
 ftJTSg m. n. (fxnS^ f.) a round mass, lump, 
 globe, ball, knob, clod; esp. a cake of 
 meal offered to the Manes, also i.g. a 
 mouthful or lump of bread, victuals, sub- 
 sistence. 
 
 ftll^ofi m. lump, knob, meal-cake (v. prec); 
 f' f^f^cRT a round swelling or protuber- 
 ance, esp. a fleshy one, du. the calves of 
 the leg. 
 
 fqi!^^^^ m. a species of date tree. 
 
 ft|T!^^a. giving the (funeral) cake; m. patron, 
 master. 
 
 ft'^^Tf "• offering of the funeral cake. 
 
 ftJTS^fif^M^f "• the same. 
 
 ftU^MIrT ™« a meal received as an alms; 
 o%^T f- the time for it,* 
 
 f^U^PMrT'^^ m. a cert, sacrifice to the Manes 
 consisting of meal-cakes. 
 
 fcr^!^^l^ a. partaking of the funeral cake; 
 m. pi. the Manes. 
 
 ft"^^^ a. made of a lump (of clay).* 
 
 fcn^^ , o^f?T, PP- ftll^cf roll or press to- 
 gether, heap up, collect. 
 
 ft'^S^T^ n. a small portion of a (funeral) 
 cake. 
 
 f^r^T*«rT"fT?|«R a. offered after the funeral 
 cakes (^Ti"). 
 
 "Pl"^TT ^ °^ ™- ^- of a serpent-demon. 
 
 ft'^T^W«li s. thick lac* 
 
 ftftj^cTT^ a. having many reasons or ad- 
 vantages.* 
 
 (MU^ w. cR make into a lump , press to- 
 gether; pp. oefiff thickened, strengthened, 
 thick, strong. 
 
 f^T^T^rf^^^ f. T. of an Upanishad. 
 
 ftlT^JT^ s. oil-cake. 
 
 fq?ITg^ m. du. father and son. 
 
 fqcTT^ m. father's father, grandfather, E. 
 of Brahman, pi. the Manes; f. «^f^ pa- 
 ternal grandmother. 
 
 fqrt m. (n.) drink; nourishment, food. 
 
 fTTrTcRt^ a. providing food. 
 
 fqg^jT^^ a. enjoying food. 
 
 f^g*^f^; a. bringing food. 
 
 fqff?t«fT a. rich in food, nourishing. 
 
 ftg^'ftr a. getting food. 
 
 fqrif m. father, E. of sev. gods ; du. the pa- 
 
 ' rents; pi. the father and his brothers, also 
 
 the forefathers & their spirits, the Manes. 
 
 fxrgefi (adj. — o) = prec. 
 
 fqf!cfi^'(; n. sacrifice to the Manes. 
 
 fqcfofiT'T^ n- cemetery (grove of the fathers). 
 
 fxj^oRT^ & o|{^ n., of^^T f. = -ftg^^i:- 
 
 fXT^^f!^, o^fTT^, & *^ m- parricide. 
 
 fxjcifT^ m. the best of the fathers. 
 
 fg^ljllj' n. offering to the Manes (lit 
 freshing or feeding the M.). 
 
 fTOrf^ adv. on the father's side. 
 
 fqrj^Sf n. abstr. to fq^. 
 
 fM^<^T^ m* patrimony. 
 
 re- 
 
lfi|d4«C 
 
 iftfl^ m. pi. the Manes and the gods or 
 
 the divine Manes. 
 2fxra^ a. having the father as a god. 
 fxTfT^cT a. having the Manes for deities. 
 fxjw^cTT f. pi- the Manes and the gods. 
 
 ftmt^rl, f. t relating to the worship of the 
 
 Manes. 
 fr^^f! a- drunk by the fathers. 
 ftH^^T n. worship of the Manes. 
 fxffftffT^l, f. ^ derived from father and 
 
 grandfather. 
 fxTTTSfi^ m. kinsman by the father's side; 
 
 n. as abstr. 
 f^^rf^ ^- devotion to a father. 
 fq^nT^ or fq^^TnT^ a. having a father or 
 
 belonging to the Manes. 
 fxfrf^T"^^ a. begging for father and mother. 
 fxfrl^^il & ^"^^ ni- sacrifice to the Manes. 
 fcT^^TW or o^'T a. trodden by the Manes; 
 
 tn. the path trodden by or leading to the 
 
 Manes. 
 fxTrlTT^ ^ ^TT^'l ^^' ^^"§ ^^ ^^^ Manes, 
 
 E. of Yama. 
 
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 fcfff^Toij m. the father's house; the world 
 
 or abode of the Manes. 
 ftlfR'^rwi.the father's family, o^ belonging 
 
 to It. 
 
 fqrf^f^ adv. like a father or the Manes. 
 
 fq^^\if m. parricide. 
 
 fqg^^ n. rrrfil^^^^; ''^^^^ n. flower 
 
 from a cemetery, pi. funeral wreath. 
 fTTfff^TT a. acquired by the fathers. 
 ftIrf%T^«l^ "• the father's house. 
 fxjTT^ ^' father's brother, paternal uncle. 
 fq^"q^ m. cousin (cf. prec). 
 fcfffsTH a. worshipping the Manes, 
 ftrl"^^ a. sitting or dwelling with the father 
 
 i.e. unmarried; living with the Manes. 
 ftjcT'^H f. the father's sister. 
 fi?HM^^ ™' a father's sister's son. 
 ftf ff ^ ^^ * !, "• cemetery (seat of the father's). 
 |ftlrf^«l, m. parricide. 
 fxiff^^ n. invocation of the Manes. 
 fxr% n. the bile. 
 
 fqTT^T ™- ^^lious fever. 
 
 ftjTf^ a. bilious. 
 
 fq"^T^«?T a. beginning and ending with the 
 
 Manes. 
 f^^ a. paternal, ancestral, belonging or 
 
 sacred to the Manes. 
 
 fq^ m. a cert, animal. 
 
 fqVTcf^ a. to be covered, shut, or stopped. 
 ft^T^ n. covering, shutting up; cover, lid. 
 fq^T^l«R a. covering, veiling (— °); abstr. 
 
 oTtT f. 
 
 fqf^T^ a. wishing to conceal. 
 
 fxiiTT^ n. staff, stick; the club and the bow 
 
 of Rudra-Qiva. 
 fqifXf^ m. E. of Rudra-Qiva (v. prec). 
 fq^ , fli^f?!, °^ cause to swell or stream ; 
 
 fiU, moisten; pour forth, discharge; intr. 
 
 swell, overBow. C. ftJ^^£rf?f=S. tr. — 
 
 1T=S. 
 fq;^ a. causing to swell or flow ( — <>). 
 fq^cfil n. a cert, vessel (r.). 
 fcfXffTfU a. about to fall. 
 ftxn^nT^ & o^^nT^ a. thirsty. 
 fqqT^T f- desire to drink, thirst. 
 fqtrr^T"^ a. tormented by thirst. 
 frrnftfr & *»1 a. thirsty. 
 fTifcfCcffrf a. swelling, overfull, abundant. 
 fqxft^ m. ant. 
 
 fxiTft^IcR m., fxrftf^^T f. the same. 
 fqTftf%cR m. the same. 
 ffcnft^ a. wishing to drink, thirsty. 
 "fttlf^g a. wishing to ask. 
 fqUfcfiT f. a cert. bird. 
 
 fqxg^ m. the holy fig-tree; f. ^T N. of a 
 river, f;' berry; n. fiTW^ berry, esp. of 
 the holy fig-tree. 
 ftxg^T^ m. N. of an ancient teacher, pi. 
 
 his school. 
 fqiJVqT f- desire of pleasing. 
 fqij^^ a. wishing to please. 
 fqiT m. N. of a demon. 
 
 ss 
 
 fqa" m. freckle, mark, mole. 
 fq^ a. drinking (— o). 
 fxi^^ dat. inf. to IXTT- 
 
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 fTft^ 
 
 fq©^, only pp. ft(^»n«T being firm or 
 compact. 
 
 ftj^if a. firm, compact, solid. 
 
 lfT?% -R^fTT, °%, pp. ftrflTfr & fqt (q.v.) 
 cut up, carve (esp. meat), arrange, prepare, 
 adorn, shape, form; M. also refl. adorn 
 one's self, be brilliant or beautiful. — 
 ^fH & ^T adorn , embellish. — Cf. ^- 
 
 2fq"»^ f. ornament, decoration. 
 
 fxnX ^^- a kind of deer. 
 
 ftnf^, f. f[^ reddish brown. 
 
 fq"^^T^ a. having reddish horses. 
 
 fxni'T^ m. a cert, class of demons or devils. 
 
 frntT^^, f. t the same. 
 
 fq'^T^T'^ifX f. female demon, witch. 
 
 ftlTTt^ "1- N. of a demon. 
 
 ftff^ct n. flesh (cut up or prepared). 
 
 ftrf^cTT^, oiT'T, & ®fll^ .1. eating flesh; 
 m. a Raksas or Pi^aca, demon, fiend. 
 
 IhuO^ ^- a (wooden) vessel or dish. 
 
 fT^'7«f a. backbiting, slanderous, treacherous; 
 betraying or showing ( — o). m. betrayer, 
 traitor, slanderer, a man's name; n. =seq. 
 
 ft^«TfTT f- slander, calumny. 
 
 ft^if^ , o^fTf, pp. fXT^fiTf! betray, manifest. 
 
 f^\, f^^f^ (f^^rfir), PP- fxrg: (q.v.) grind, 
 pound, crush, destroy. C. ^lBf^f^ = S. — 
 fif^ & f^fiT^ pound, crush, rub (the 
 hands). IT crush or grind down. uf?T rub 
 or beat against (together), pound, crush. 
 f% beat asunder, pelt with (instr.). ^^f?^ 
 pound, squeeze, crush or grind down. — 
 Cf. ^f?q^, itft^. 
 
 if^^ a. adorned, decorated. 
 
 2fcrig: s. bread, cake; f. ^^ & n. flour, meal. 
 
 fxTgoR m. = prec. s. ; n. = prec. f. & n. 
 
 fq^Xj^j m. an animal made of meal. 
 f^'ST^) f. t; made of meal. 
 (*ft'STfT ^) °oR s. perfumed powder. 
 ft'STW n- farinaceous food. 
 ftjfg f. powder. 
 
 ftr%T^ofi n. water mixed with flour. 
 ft^, ftf^fTT stretch. 
 fq'^'^ a. wishing to touch. 
 
 fqf^f?T f. covering, stopping. 
 
 1^ (ft), 4^^ (TTtWcT), pp. tf^it & xftft^^ 
 (q.v.) swell, be exuberant, overflow; 
 cause to swell or overflow, fill, bless. — 
 "^f^ swell, be exuberant. "^ & if swell 
 or cause to swell. — Cf. 2^7Tj^fT & "^j- 
 
 2Tft, xft^fTT V. iftll . 
 
 TJfz n. seat, stool, bench, pedestal. 
 
 '^t'S^ s., iftf^^T f. = prec. 
 
 "'^"3'T^ in. 5 •Hf^oRT f. the hero's or heroine's 
 companion (d.). 
 
 ^'3^'} & of^rM*!, a. moving with the help 
 of a board, i.e. lame; m. cripple. 
 
 ^^, '^ft^f?! (°%), pp. iftf^cr (q.v.) press, 
 squeeze, oppress, suppress, vex, harass, 
 pain, beleaguer (a city), eclipse (sun or 
 moon). — "^rfi? press against, tread upon, 
 press, squeeze, vex, pain, beleaguer. "^"Sf 
 press down, vex, harass. "^J press out, 
 vex, plague. '^^ press upwards or out of. 
 "^TT press, suppress, vex, pain, fif press 
 against or together, plague, annoy, f^^ 
 press out or together, irf?^ press together, 
 compress, plague or torment greatly. If 
 press, squeeze, pain. ^^ press together, 
 pain, torment. 
 
 xj^^if a. & n. vexing, paining. 
 
 ift^T f. pain, ache, harm, wrong. 
 
 "^^TcRT^ & ifl'^TclKt^ a. causing woe or harm. 
 
 iftf^ff n. harm, mischief. 
 
 ixftrT V. 2xrr. 
 
 2Tj\fT a. yellow; abstr. Wl f- 
 
 TjtfT^, f- ^ft^T = prec. 
 
 "q^TTif m. N. of a tree; *n. saffron. 
 
 "q^fT^^rT a. having drunk. 
 
 xf^ff d i ^ ^ a. dressed in yellow; m. E. of 
 Visnu. 
 
 'q^ff%j^xr^ a. having formerly drunk the 
 Soma-juice. 
 
 Tftm^T a. & m. = iftfl^T^^. 
 
 TftfTT f. drinking; drink, beverage. 
 
 'qtfTWl^ ^- a yellow colour. 
 
 lft%T^«R a. having drunk vi^ater. 
 
 fxfV^ m. drink or protection. 
 
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 iqVf^. a- drinking (—<>). 
 
 Xj^ a. fat, brawny, thick solid, firm. Abstr. 
 
 OfTTt f , °^t n- 
 xft«f^ m. rheum, catarrh; p. oftTrf & ^ftT'C- 
 XJY fljjf^ , f. fxra^ exuberant, luxurious; 
 
 abounding in, flowing with (gen. or ace). 
 xj^^ , xft^fTT abuse, blame. 
 if^gciJ m. abuser, scoffer. 
 tJ^^T^ & "^^ a. scornful, scoffing. 
 xft^"^ in. n- biestings, cream, juice, Soma, 
 
 nectar. 
 mI^M^T^ n. sgl. nectar and poison. 
 xj^^T f- N. of an Apsaras. 
 X[\^ ra. N. of a tree (n. its fruit); elephant, 
 
 atom. 
 "^^^Wfft (th^) f- the central sky. 
 TJ^^ & iJt^ (only nom. xft^T^) a. fat. 
 (Jlcj*!^, f. ift^Tt swelling, fat, stout, plump, 
 
 thick; m. a man's name; f. a woman's 
 
 name, 
 Xft^"^ a. fat; swelling with, rich in ( — »); 
 
 abstr. o^^ n. 
 ■qt^^ n. fat. 
 
 xft^^ a. fat, swelling, abundant. 
 xn"^^ifr a. rich in fat. 
 ntf^^ (superl.) very fat. 
 "jf^^n.the masculine gender, a. ma8culine(g.). 
 g^ci;^ adv. like a man or like the masculine (g.). 
 »j^in f- harlot (lit. running after men). 
 g^#g^* & 5"g#^ rn. whore-son. 
 j^t^f. a harlot; m. fornicator. 
 
 g^^«T a. bringing forth a male; n. (±Wrf) 
 
 a cert, ceremony to get a son. 
 j^^ifT^ a. having a son. 
 g^^^ n. begetting a male child. 
 5^ (adj. -o) = 5^^. 
 *M4chi) f. a man's hip. 
 g%Tf^^ m- the male Kokila. 
 -g^^ du. a male and a female (child). 
 g^^ n. the being male, the masculine gender 
 
 (g.); manhood, semen virile. 
 g^^ or o^ m. a cert, mixed caste, 
 g^m.the lowest(feathered)partofan arrow, 
 
 poss. g%ff. 
 
 tlfg^rf^'^ a. having feathered arrows. 
 T^il^ m. bull; hero among, chief of ( — o), 
 tf^ m. n. tail; poss. o^ifT f. 
 Xf^^^fV m. the root of the tail. 
 tf"^^^ n. the tip of the tail. 
 g^ m. heap, lump, mass, multitude of ( — o). 
 g^^, o^f?T, pp. "qf^ff heap up, press to- 
 gether. 
 Xf^KJ^ adv. in heaps. 
 gf^TJ m. a fisherman or a birdcatcher. 
 
 g^ ^- f = 3^^n' ^' ^ P^®^- ^ ^^^• 
 
 xrZ, 'qzf^T to fold or cover. 
 XTJ m. n., t^ f . fold, cavity; cover, envelope. 
 Xf^cfi m. fold, pocket, cavity; chink. 
 *gzf^«ft f- plant or group of lotus-flowers.* 
 tnrS'f^^gfT f. garland of lotus-flowers. 
 g^I^T^«R n. a lotus-flower, esp. a white one 
 
 (poss. o^«ff ); m. a man's name, f. "^T a 
 
 woman's name. 
 '^''^T^'^^'^ a- lotus-eyed, E. of Visnu or 
 
 Krsna. 
 
 gTJ^^«R"5^ a- lotus-faced; f. ©T^ a kind of 
 leech. 
 
 (grs^'Tt^^T^'T*) *^ "^WT^ a. = gxs^'^^'RT^. 
 
 Xfli^ m. N. of an ancient hero ; pi. N. of a 
 people. 
 
 tJi^I a. prosperous, auspicious, favourable, 
 fair, beautiful, right, just, pure, good, 
 holy. n. good, right, good work (also 
 collect), virtue, merit; also = seq. 
 
 XfTJ^Tcf) n. a cert, religious ceremony. 
 
 g^oRH, "cR^'i;, & ^^ifi; a. right-doing, vir- 
 tuous, honest. 
 
 xracRc^TT & ^f^RTT f« a right or good action. 
 tn^f^i^ a. sweet-scented, fragrant. 
 ;^^'rf5^ & g^Tf^l^ a. = prec. 
 tfT^TlIif m. pi. a kind of genii (lit. good 
 
 people.) 
 gMcTT f-5 ®t«r n. holiness, purity, virtue. 
 igMfft^ n- a holy bathing-place. 
 2g''!?IfR'^ a. rich in holy bathing-places. 
 g^qfqf^rl a. seeing good and bad deeds. 
 g'^qfi^ n. the fruit of good works. 
 
 ^fTcfi a. belonging to or partaking of the 
 
 good world. 
 
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 tn!|r^«fr a. virtuous, fortunate. 
 
 l7Wff\^ a. of virtuous or honest character. 
 
 t|T!?T%T«fi a. of good fame; m. E. of Nala, 
 
 f. -^T E. of Sita & Draupadi. 
 tp^TTWl. a» holy-minded, virtuous, honest. 
 XT^T^ n. a god or happy day, also = 8eq. 
 XfI!gX^^T''^iT n, wishing a person a happy 
 
 day. 
 
 JtI^ & ooR ra. (of^fcRT f.) puppet, statue. 
 ■Qf^cfiT f- the same ; termite or a small species 
 
 of bee. 
 tl^ m. son, child, the young of an animal; 
 
 f. t^ daughter. 
 tr^efi m. little son, boy, N. of a man; 1 tf- 
 
 f^oRT daughter, esp. adopted daughter (j.), 
 
 puppet, dole. 
 Xf^cRXIT »• wishing for sons or children. 
 XT'^^X^q'T f. wish for a son or children. 
 '^'^cfiT''^' "• a son's duty. 
 Xj^cfifTcR a. adopted as a son. 
 g^|io!T n =:g^^l^. 
 xr^oR"?j" s. procreation of children. 
 3'^rIT f-5 ®^ n- sonship. 
 XI'^^TT "• ^g'* s<^" ^"^ wife. 
 J'^f^^i^MI^'T s. a cert, religious ceremony.* 
 xr^ftJH m. du. son and father. 
 Xf^xn"^ n. sgl. (also «^) & ra. pi. sons and 
 
 grandsons; p. ®f^«^. 
 Xf^^'q' a. consisting of a son. 
 J"^^?^ adv. like a son (sons). 
 XI'^^nT a. having a son, sons, or children. 
 XI'^%^ m. a son's love. 
 
 Xf'^T'^^ a. having a son for one's teacher. 
 XT'^f^«l;.^ f- °f^^ wishing for children. 
 Xff^ISg'T'g a. begot with a female that has 
 
 already a son. 
 
 1^^^, f. 0Tift=3^criTT^. 
 
 Iff^^ , ozrfjT wish for a son or children. 
 Xff^RI a. relating to a son. 
 
 g^ V. 5^. 
 
 tp^ w. eR adopt as a son, abstr. ooR^Hf n. 
 
 ^H & 3^ a. =jf^. 
 
 xp!r , C. '^T^'^f^ (°%) crush, destroy. — ^^, 
 
 J^ s. hell or a kind of hell. 
 
 tr^^ a. beautiful; m. body, matter, soul, 
 individual, man, E. of Qiva. 
 
 3«TIoRmr n- doing again, transforming. 
 
 JifleR^i^ n., of^^T f- repetition. 
 
 JiTtXTToR m. repeated cooking or baking. 
 
 g^f^ adv. back, home, again, once more 
 ±^J^5g;^); again and again, repeatedly 
 (mostly J^: J«f:); further, moreover, 
 besides or in turn , on the other hand, 
 however, but. Lays stress on a prec. "^X> 
 ^^ ^T, & ^ftr ^T; J'!'. — J'li now— 
 now. — Cf. f^I^. 
 
 XfTTTTT ro., o«T n. return. 
 
 XT^TJTTf'T*^ a. returning. 
 
 tJiT'^TyjJXT n- setting up again (the sacred 
 fires). 
 
 XI«T'^T«T^'T n. leading back. 
 
 XT'! < I «| Trf '1 a. returning or leading back (to 
 mundane existence). 
 
 XI«n[TWf% f. return (esp. to mundane exist- 
 ence); repetition. 
 
 xr«I^W a. said again, repeated; superfluous, 
 useless ; n. adv. or = seq. 
 
 "5«T"'^UrfT f-, ®^ n- repetition, tautology. 
 
 Jf^W^Tf^^l^ a. repeating the same thing, 
 talking idly.* 
 
 Mn^fW f. repetition, tautology. 
 
 tfif^tf^fgcq" f. obtaining again, recovery. 
 
 Xfi^^lf^^cft f' again pregnant. 
 
 xnTlf*5H*[^ n. re-birth. 
 
 xr«T^cT a. born again. 
 
 ii«n^^ a. new again, renewed. 
 
 xr«T^^«f n- seeing again. 
 
 XI«T^T <,1W^T f- taking a second wife. 
 
 -q^^ a. = JiTin^. 
 
 Xf«f))^ a. born again; m. new birth. 
 
 luW a. = prec. a. ; f . a female marrying 
 again (with her own consent). 
 
 2XfiWa. be born or marrying again (cf. prec). 
 
 JWTT ra- enjoying again. 
 
 M*< <^TH m- obtaining again, recovery. 
 
 xr«T^^"5f n. writing down again. 
 
 Xl»f^if n. saying again, repeating. 
 
 XfiT"^^ a. restoring goods; m. (sgl. & du.) 
 N. of a lunar mansion. 
 
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 XfiT^T^ m. saying again, tautology. 
 qH^«t ^' destroying again. 
 tj«^^f^^ n. repeated oblation. 
 tf^r^^Uf n. chewing again (the cud). 
 J^f^fH f. piling up again. 
 Xf«T:^)f^ m. re-birth. 
 
 gifXWcR n. masculine and neuter (g.). 
 
 XJifTir m. N. of a tree. 
 
 l^'fTT^ a. having a masculine name. 
 
 ^^STTT^ a. having the name XJ^ (qv.). 
 
 TO^ (4^) m. a man or male, a word in 
 the masculine gender (g.); man = human 
 being; servant, attendant; the soul, spirit. 
 
 q^nW '«• masculine sex, manliness. 
 
 IJ^ f. fullness, abundance (only "gfif^). 
 
 ^lir^"^'"* ?[J) ^' stronghold, castle, (fortified) 
 town ; the body. 
 
 JX; "•> t^ f- the same. 
 
 JT^f^^ f- N. of a metre. 
 
 5'^ri' m. who goes before, leader. 
 5^:^niT m. townsfolk. 
 
 y^fgffi; m. the conqueror of castles, E. of 
 
 Qiva. 
 5"tW^ m. N. of sev. heroes (lit. =prec.). 
 5TfT^ adv. & prep, in front, before (sp. & t.), 
 
 in presence of (gen. or — o). 
 5T1[TT n. a city-gate. 
 
 ^t'^t m. E. of sev. gods (lit. destroyer of 
 castles). 
 
 gtf^ a- prolific (lit. bearing a body), boun- 
 teous, liberal; f. liberality, also = seq. 
 
 jtf^ or OT^ f. wife, woman. 
 
 3Tf^, °^^^, & o^Tf^rr m. of giva (lit. = 
 
 TaX^ m- N. of a man. 
 JTT^ & o'^f^*^ m. watchman of a town. 
 ?TTT^ (°— ) town and country. 
 JT^Tf^'i; ni. city-dweller, townsman. 
 ST^T^ a. making preparations for (— o)^ 
 
 abstr. o^j f ; n. a preparatory rite, 
 gt^adv.in front, forward, before (also prep. 
 
 w. gen., abl., ace, or — o) ; eastward, at 
 
 first. With im^ go first, take the lead. — 
 
 Cf. 1^ & ^T. 
 M^^IT; m. preference, veneration, honour. 
 
 y<^ff a. placed before, appointed, chosen, 
 preferred, honoured; accompanied by, 
 possessed of, connected or occupied with; 
 n. adv. in company with (— o). 
 YTW^ g®^- having placed before or ap- 
 pointed, having paid respect to; as adv. 
 or prep, with regard to, on account of, 
 about (ace). 
 mWi<\ adv. in front, before, eastward or 
 from the east, at first, previously (also as 
 prep. w. gen., abl., ace, or — o). 
 JT^T'J'^ a. having the face turned towards, 
 
 looking into a person's face.* 
 3T«^5 a. sitting in front or towards the 
 
 east. 
 5^:^^, f. ^ going before, preceding, m. fore- 
 runner, attendant, servant; adj. preceded 
 or accompanied by, connected with, n. adv. 
 with, after ( — <>). 
 y?[;:;^ a. evident, clear (lit. standing before, 
 
 scil. one's eyes). 
 mj adv. formerly, once upon a time, of yore; 
 up to the present time, hitherto (w. pres. 
 ±^); at first, firstly; soon, shortly (w. 
 pres.); w. a neg. never. — As a conj. 
 ere, before (w. pres. ± ^, ^T, or ^f^); 
 as a prep, before, from, except, without 
 (abl.). 
 3T1"^^ ni- the past or a tale of the past. 
 JTTJ'fl a- done before; n. former deed. 
 JTT^T a. existing from of old. 
 3TTTIJ, f. I^ former, ancient, old; n. things 
 of the past, ancient history or legend, T. 
 of a class of sacred works. 
 JTTW^cll adv. as of old. 
 3TT^f^5 a. knowing past things. 
 STTWf^^T f., °%^ m. abstr. to prec. 
 JTTW^ff rTT f. collection of the Puranas. 
 5TTrT«T, f. t^ existing from of old, former, 
 ancient, loc. in the times of old; m. pi. 
 the ancients. 
 jrrrf^tr & ^'^T^^i^ m. governor of a city, 
 
 prefect of police. 
 yCTfr "1- E. of giva or Visnu (lit. foe of 
 
 the castles). 
 3TTf^5 a. knowing- past things. 
 
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 xrxT^rf a. happened long since, past, ancient; 
 
 n. past event, old story. 
 xrfr^^ ^' resting in the body. 
 mO^^ m. n. the pericardium, intestine i.g. 
 "q'^'Bf n. crumbling or loose earth, rubbish, 
 
 excrement, ordure; poss. o"^*?! . 
 xp^yfiEpi^ & *>TS[ a. dwelling in or on the earth ; 
 
 earthy, muddy. 
 xri, f. Tl?^^ much, many (in 1. 1. only » — ); 
 
 m. N. of an ancient king; n. J^ or ^^ 
 
 much, often, greatly; superl. Ij^^rt^T or 
 
 M^^ri^ very much or many, very frequent, 
 
 often repeated, n. adv. 
 tr^^K^ m. a man's name. 
 X|^cF(^T^ f- the wife of Purukutsa. 
 M<l,chr1^ & Oetj^«l^ a. doing much, active, busy, 
 
 efficacious. 
 XT^'^ a. rich in food, i.g. abundant in, liberal 
 
 with (gen.). 
 Xj^t^<^ m. a man's name, 
 xni^adv. in many places or ways, variously, 
 
 often. 
 XP5^^ & ®^^^nEC ^' ^i^t^ ^^ wonders or deeds. 
 tX?^^"^ a. rich in gifts. 
 ■q^^T^ a. rich in drops, dropping. 
 m\j & «\iT adv. in many ways , variously, 
 
 frequently. 
 xn^flf^ a. beloved of many. 
 Xl^f^ or oftxjf a. inciting many. 
 ftr^M^ a. possessing much. 
 Xf^f^f"^ m. a man's name (friend of many). 
 Xf^^tf a. multiform, many -coloured. 
 xn^^"^ a. rich in men (children or followers). 
 ^^liTTofi a. helpful, powerful. 
 XJ"^^^ a. shining much or bright. 
 iJ'J^'Bf (■q'^Xl) m. man, human being, male, 
 
 person , individual of a cert, generation ; 
 
 man = hero; man = servant, attendant; 
 
 official, agent; the primal man or spirit; 
 the life-giving principle in man and other 
 
 beings; the supreme spirit or soul of the 
 
 universe. — f. Xf^'q^ a woman. 
 XT^cfiTT! m. manly deed, human effort ; man- 
 hood, virility. 
 Xf^XJ^^f^^ m. man-lion (E. of Visnu). 
 
 Cappeller, Sauskrit- English Dictionary. 
 
 xp^^T*! n. knowledge of men. 
 
 xp^XfrlT f. manhood, manliness; as instr. adv. 
 
 = seq. 
 xn^Xp^T adv. among men or in the manner 
 
 of men. 
 XT^Xftcf n. manhood, virility. 
 xp^XfXpT m. a man as a sacrificial victim or 
 
 a beast of a man. 
 M^q*!Tf'!'T. a. thinking one's self a man or 
 
 hero ; abstr. ®fif^ n. 
 q'^M^I't '^^' the male of the antelope. 
 l|i|^q^^ m. the sacrifice of a man. 
 XT^Xji^^ m. man-bull, i.e. excellent man. 
 Mt|,M^T ra- the best of men, E. of Visnu. 
 xi'^xrf%\j a. man-like; abstr. OffTt ^-1 
 Mil.M^T'^ m. man-tiger, excellent man. 
 ^"^^rftf^ m. man-lion, hero. 
 xn^T«RTT a- of human form. 
 TJ^XJl^ a. eating or consuming men. 
 xn|Xn^, f. t[^= prec. ; m. a Raksas. 
 tfi^mdcf) a. & m. the same. 
 XJ^XfTj^fT n- falsehood regarding a human 
 
 being. 
 IJ^XIT^ m. any object or aim of men ; 
 
 ®J|%T5T«T "• means for obtaining it. 
 3^J^ V. ^. 
 "T^^lTf^ m. the best of men or of servants; 
 
 the supreme spirit (Visnu or Krsna). 
 M^Sff »• praised by men. 
 l|4$.(2| a. human. 
 Xf^^ft a. invoked by many; m. E. of Indra. 
 
 xr^T^^ f. many, abundant; long. 
 
 Y^'T V. gt- 
 
 XJ^:^^^ a. crying loudly; m. N. of a myth, 
 king and hero. 
 
 Ml^cj^ a. rich in goods. 
 
 Xj^^ a, going before, first, excellent, best; 
 m. forerunner, leader, chief (f. W)? adj. led 
 or accompanied by, furnished with ( — o). 
 
 XJ^TT^ a. & s. = prec. 
 
 xf^T'I'^ ni- forerunner (lit. fore-bull); leader 
 
 Xf^T'TT ni. = prec. 
 
 ^T^T"^ C^cioT'^; noni. ©aBT^) m. sacrificial 
 cake, oblation i.g* 
 
 21 
 
^T^^ 
 
 322 
 
 liTT^l^ "1- = prec; offering of (gen.). 
 "^TTV^ ra. appointed priest, house-priest of 
 
 a king. 
 X|'^j\iX f. the office of a house-priest. 
 
 "q^^^TT^T f- invitatory verse (r.). 
 
 tf^THTT ni. forepart; obtrusiveness, im- 
 pudence, malevolence, envy. 
 
 XI^'WTf'r'l, a. obtrusive, troublesome (abstr. 
 
 ^ ofTjTIjf.*) 
 
 tjTTi? a. being in front, excelling (ace). 
 
 tfTjTf^ a. turned forward or eastward (with 
 the mouth or face). 
 
 tftlT^ n- the root of a tree that is turned 
 eastward, 
 
 nT^T^^ & °%T^ a fighting in front. 
 
 tjTll^^ a. whose chariot is foremost; i.g. 
 excelling, superior. 
 
 tj^T%^ a. shining in front or before; f. N. 
 of cert, sacred formulas. 
 
 ^T'^fif^ a. being in front or before. 
 
 ■^TT^Tff ™- wind from before, east wind. 
 
 tr^T^«t^ a. destroying castles. 
 
 ■^^if^cT ^- set before, commissioned, ap- 
 pointed; m. an appointed priest, esp. 
 house-priest of a prince. 
 
 ^Tflf^ f. the office of the house-priest. 
 
 ■q^ a. being in a strong place. 
 
 q^cfi m. N. of a plant; n. pi. the erection 
 of the hairs of the body (as a sign of 
 rapture or desire). 
 
 XT^cR^ , o^f?r, pp. XJ^rfSRff having the hairs 
 erect (cf. prec). 
 
 XI^(?T & XJ^f m. names of ancient Rishis. 
 
 tJ^JcR m. empty or bad grain. 
 
 ■qf^wf n. sandbank, small island. 
 
 xrf%«^ m. pi. N. of a people. 
 
 %/»-) = St- 
 
 ■q^cRT^ a. desiring much, covetous. 
 q%T^«l, wj- N. of a demon. 
 XJ%T?^T f- N. of a female demon. 
 Xf%TTTfT ^- foe of Puloman, i.e. Indra. 
 "q^^ m., ^ f. N. of a cert, mixed caste. 
 xr^"Er a. doing much evil. 
 
 3\, jigfTT (0% jwrfir, & ^RfTi), pp. 5^ 
 
 (q.v ) intr. thrive, bloom, grow, prosper; 
 
 tr. cause to thrive etc. ; cherish, foster, de- 
 velop, unfold, display, possess, enjoy. C. 
 *^T"q^f7T cherish, foster, rear, bring up, 
 cause to be nourished by (instr.). — >3^ 
 C^fM ^if^) nourish, make fat. "^^q^S.*- 
 
 Cf. Vt^te, ft^E. 
 
 q^"^n, a blue lotus-flower (fig. of the heart); 
 
 head of the ladle (r.); the skin of a 
 
 drum; the tip of an elephant's trunk; 
 
 water, air, the sky; N. of sev. places of 
 
 pilgrimage. — m. a species of crane, E. of 
 
 Krsna, (^iva.. etc.; a man's name. 
 qx^r^7^ a. lotus- or blue-eyed. 
 q^7;T'^?!Zr n. N. of a forest. 
 xr^TT^<f«fi f"- pl- a cert, class of clouds. 
 qbc^pj^*^ a. rich in lotuses; m. elephant,- 
 
 f. ofl^Sft lolus-pond. 
 Xf^^ a. abundant, numerous, rich, splendid, 
 
 resounding, loud; m. a kind of drum, 
 
 a man's name; n. the head of a ladle. 
 XJ^^ofi m. the musk-deer. 
 XJlg a. having thrived; nourished, fat, strong; 
 
 abundant, rich in, furnished with ; n. wealth, 
 
 prosperity. 
 XfgT^ a. fat-limbed. 
 qft or qrfg f. thriving, prosperity, comfort, 
 
 wealth, opulence; breeding, rearing (of 
 
 cattle), nourishment (o. personified). 
 xrf%1T«rf a. thriving, abundant. 
 gf5^\i("if a. augmenting prosperity. 
 XTcq n. bloom, flower (adj. — o f. "^ or ^; 
 
 m. topaz, a man's name. 
 XJ'OlJeB m. a kind of snake, N. of a mountain ; 
 
 n. (m.) N. of Kubera's chariot. 
 xrxqifj^XS^ n. flower-basket, also = seq. 
 "J^efiT^^T^TT^ n. N. of a grove. 
 Xf^cRT^ m. spring (time of flowers). 
 qxqefirf m. E. of the god of love (lit. having 
 
 flowers as attribute). 
 iXfn^^q m. a bow of flowers, 
 2qxq^xr m. E. of the god of love (lit. having 
 
 a bow of flowers). 
 y^^«rr m. flower-tooth, E. of Qiva or of an 
 
 attendant of (^iva. 
 "q'^V m. the son of an outcast Brahman. 
 
 g^v^^ & °^^^ m. = 2xrB[r^T^- 
 
323 
 
 irfTT^ 
 
 "^^^nr^ a- ^s delicate as a flower. 
 Xfnflli^ n. blossom and fruit. 
 XfniJ^^TIf m. E. of the god of love (the flower- 
 arrowed). 
 Xfcq*^^ m. a man's name.* 
 llfxq^jgfwf n. a flower-basket. 
 XT^iT^, f- V consisting of flowers. 
 
 N* ^ ^ 
 
 XltqTTT^ f. garland of flowers. 
 X|iqf?T'^ m. N. of sev. kings. 
 X?^^^ m. a cloud raining flowers. 
 xjtq'^f'jf m. topaz. 
 
 XjiIf^T^ f. flower-gatherer or seller, flower- 
 girl. 
 TJftq^i^f a. rich in blossoms or flowers. 
 ■qiq^-q n., ^nf^ f. rain of flowers. 
 
 'Q^^'Sm f- a couch of flowers. 
 qxq^^^f^ m. garland of flowers. 
 
 XTtq^f"^ m the juice of flowers. 
 
 XJTH^"^ n. T. of a Stitra work. 
 
 tr^TTT m- spring (the coming of flowers). 
 
 qbqi <^|7) m. flower-garden. 
 
 ^TsqrT^nT =tW^nT ; f. ®^<?^t N. of a town. 
 
 XfX'Bq'rf a. blooming, flowery. 
 
 qfBqfTTXr «• flower -pointed; f. "^ N. of a 
 
 metre. 
 
 Ttf^^ a. = tlfcqcT. 
 
 ^laE^g m. =^H^^TW- 
 
 xj-^jfcff^f f. N. of a Raksasl. 
 
 \» 
 
 XfUTSf , xnsxjffTT to blossom. 
 
 I'q'EEf n. nourishment; the blossom i.e. the 
 
 best part of anything. 
 2"cr^ m. N. of a lunar mansion; f. Tf^SfJ a 
 
 cert, plant. 
 ■qizf^ dat. inf. to XR . 
 "q^ m., '^ f. manuscript, book. 
 tRfcR m., trn^fcRT f. the same. 
 
 1% XRTfTl, ^^U ^i^ («f7r), pp. XTrt (q.v.) 
 cleanse, purify, make clear or bright, sift, 
 discern; contrive, invent, compose; M. also 
 clear itself, flow clear; grow or be pure 
 (lit. & fig.). C.XJ^fTT or xn^hsrf^ purify.— 
 "^f?T purify, strain over or through (ace.) ; 
 M. pass through (the body). ^f*{ M. clear 
 
 itself, flow clear towards or for (ace). 
 
 "^jM.flow clear towards (ace.) or in(loc.), 
 
 bestow by flowing (also A.). '^^ cleanse, 
 
 purify, fif^ winnow. TfXl clear off. Xyfx; 
 
 strain, filter, purify; M. flow oif clear. 
 
 f% cleanse thoroughly. ^5F^ cleanse, purify ; 
 
 C. the same. — Cf. fiftlrT, XTpCtTrT. 
 2X1 purifying ( — o). 
 3^ drinking ( — «). 
 TJ^ m. association, corporation, multitude; 
 
 betel-palm, n. its nut. 
 "mRT^ m. a sacrifice for a corporation. 
 
 W^5 "R^^rRf, °% pp. '^fWf{ (q.v.) reverence, 
 worship, honour, present with (instr.); 
 respect, regard. — '^fiT receive or greet 
 reverentially, honour or present with 
 (instr.), praise, celebrate. Ijf?; esteem 
 highly. If honour, praise, esteem, present 
 with (instr.). TTfTf honour (in turn), salute 
 respectfully, esteem, present with (instr.), 
 praise, extol. ^J^ do honour to, salute 
 respectfully, praise, celebrate, esteem, 
 present with (instr.). — Cf. '^fH'^T^ff. 
 
 5^fcR, of^I^ f. worshipper (gen. or — o). 
 
 tf^iT n. worship, veneration. 
 
 "^^•ft^ a. to be honoured, honourable. 
 
 nwf%rrr^ a. = XHTii^^. 
 
 xnrr^rf m. worshipper, adorer. 
 
 Xf^ f. honour, worship, respect. 
 
 ■q^jTra" n. house of worship, temple. 
 
 XT^T^ a. worthy of reverence, venerable. 
 
 Xf^T^ TSfTTT m. revering by worship, adoration.* 
 
 ^^IT^HTT ™' ^^^ apparatus of worship. 
 
 XftlTfT a. honoured, respected, acknowledged 
 recommended, initiated; frequented or in- 
 habited by; furnished with ( — o). 
 
 M ^I M<=hT^ n. the apparatus of worship.* 
 
 XJ5IT a. to be honoured, honourable. 
 
 XJalfffT f., °^ n. honourableness. 
 
 ^?i^ & °Q[^^ a. pure-minded. 
 
 XTff^T m. a kind of demon ; f. "^J, abstr. »^n. 
 
 xnrm^ a. purified from sin. 
 
 XTfTTfif a. (whose body has been) purified. 
 
 xjfTf a. putrid, stinking. 
 
 xyfff eR a. = prec. ; m. a cert. herb. 
 
 21* 
 
^'W 
 
 324 
 
 Tff7^?fttij m. fetid odour, stench. 
 
 ^^if^ a. fetid, stinking. 
 
 XffTfc^ n. putrid state, stench. 
 
 TTfTTHT^ m. the same. 
 
 ^jfTT^f^fT^ m. N. of a cert. hell. 
 
 ^jfTf^^ a. having astinking breath, abstr.ornf. 
 
 ^iSteR m. a kind of herb (cf. trfTfcfi). 
 
 trf^^ a. purified, clean. 
 
 tpl m. cake. 
 
 -qxij^X^X f. cake-room, a baker's shop. 
 
 ^^ , iT^rT become foul or putrid, stink. 
 
 xjr^ m. n, pus. 
 
 i|^^^ a. eating pus. 
 
 xra^Tt^ n. purulent blood. 
 
 ^ a. filling, completing, satisfying ( — <>) ; 
 
 *^ m. completion, fulfilment, satisfaction; 
 flood, gush, stream; a cake. 
 
 'q'H;i|i a. = prec. (— <> or *gen.); m. stream, 
 gush, f. xrfT«RT a sort of cake. 
 
 XTQirr a. (f. I;) & n. {VfTJ^) making full, com- 
 pleting, accomplishing, satisfying; m. & 
 f. f;^ an ordinal number in the masc. & 
 fern, gender (g.). 
 
 xr^lfV'^ a. to be completed , supplied , or 
 satisfied. 
 
 ^^ , o^fff V. iq. 
 
 "mrf^rf (OflcR*) a. filling up; m. fulfiUer, sat- 
 isfier. 
 
 XT^ m. man, people (coll.); N. of a tribe & 
 an ancient prince. 
 
 Xj^'q'T^ a. eating men. 
 
 ®^ If 
 
 xno* a. filled, full; full of, rich in (instr., gen., 
 
 or — o), complete, abundant; fulfilled, ac- 
 complished, satisfied. 
 
 mjofi n>. a cert, tree ; f. XjflJfoRT a cert. bird. 
 
 '^X^oR'W m. a full cup or jar; m, n. a breach 
 or gap of a cert, shape. 
 
 XJT^^i^ m. the full moon. 
 
 xn^T f-, **t^ n- fulness. 
 
 "qTJjXfT"^ m. n., oUT"^ f. ^ full vessel or cup; 
 
 Cs. 
 
 0XJT^cj7?fT plentifully, abundantly. 
 mijJTT^ m. the full moon. 
 "^WTT^ '^"- t^^^ same, full -moon sacrifice; 
 
 f. ■![] the day or night of full moon. 
 
 XjxJf^^fTj^^ a. full twenty years old. 
 
 tjnf^ a. completely fortunate. 
 
 XTT^TTffT^^^^T f- having a face like the full 
 moon. 
 
 XfT^T^ a. having one's wishes fulfilled , suc- 
 cessful. 
 
 'PfWTT f- the day or night of full moon. 
 
 Xf^^ a. whose wish has been fulfilled. 
 
 "q^"^ m. the full moon. 
 
 Xjff a filled, full of (gen.); bestowed, fulfilled; 
 n. = seq. 
 
 Trf?f f. fulfilment, reward; merit, esp. charity. 
 
 ^f^ poss. to Xlff. 
 
 "q^iT a. having filled one's self (with food). 
 
 Cv ^ 
 
 xrqfTT m- the lord of a castle or city. 
 Xffife" a- breaking castles; abstr. of^^ n. 
 
 Cs ^ 
 
 ■q^ a. being before (sp. & t.), fore, first, 
 eastern, to the east of (abl.) ; prior, pre- 
 ceding, ancient, previous to, earlier than 
 (abl. or — o, often o — or — o w. pp. in 
 the sense of an adv., e.g. q^TW o'" "^W^ 
 
 Cs ©V 
 
 spoken before or already); accompanied 
 by, following; with, under, according to 
 (— o); w. "^^^ n. youth; w. "^^^ n. 
 old age. — m. elder brother, pi. the an- 
 cestors or ancients, f. q^T (^ f^l.) the 
 east. n. forepart, as adv. in front, before 
 (asprep. w. abl.), first, previously, already, 
 long since; — <> accompanied by etc. (cf. 
 adj. — o). q^ "^TlTfo''"^^^~^^tter, n.adv. 
 first-last; "^^ V[^K ""til now, hitherto. 
 
 Cv ^ 
 
 xr^efi, f . Xff^^T ealier, former, previous; — » 
 adj. & n. adv. accompanied by etc. =prec.; 
 m. ancestor, forefather. 
 
 q^cR^iT n. a former or the first action. 
 
 Cs^ 
 
 q^eRj"^ m.the fore or upper part of the body. 
 
 c^ 
 
 "Q^«RT^ & ®f^cR a. of former times. 
 -^TqcliTT a. done before, n. a former act. 
 X|^^ & o^cf a. going & gone before. 
 
 Cs 
 
 Xf^^(cf«|[^ a. going to meet. 
 
 ^^t^f% f. foreboding, presentiment, only 
 
 dat. forthwith, immediately. 
 M^^lf^fT a. mentioned or stated before. 
 qH^ a. born or produced before, formei', 
 
 Cs ■*■ 
 
 previous, ancient, very old, the elder or 
 
325 
 
 wt" 
 
 eldest; m. forefather, ancestor; eldest 
 
 (elder) brother. 
 Ucf^vf m. pi. men of former times, the ancients. 
 llf^^fjfi^ n. a former birth of life. 
 2TO^«3I«|^ m. the elder brother. 
 XI^^T & ''WT^^ a. born before, former, 
 
 ancient. 
 iT^fT^ adv. in front, eastward, first. 
 'P^flWT ^- ^ former thief. 
 tl^'^ adv. before, above ; also = loc. to X|'^. 
 ig^^ n. precedence, priority, former state. 
 "qi^^T adv. formerly, from old or as of old, 
 
 at first, before. 
 M4<if^^ a. south-eastern. 
 ■pfq^TT «• given before. 
 "q^f^'w^ f. the eastern region, 
 "q^^^ a. seen before, looked upon by the 
 
 ancients as (nom.). 
 XT^^^ ni., o^^cfl f. a primal god or deity. 
 X(^^1X '^ "-^^ eastern region or country. 
 tJqf^tJTfT ni. the irregular precedence of an 
 
 element of a compound (g.). 
 Xf^f^rf^'S a. dug before (tank). 
 "q^T:j"T^ m. the fore part or side; the first half 
 
 of a month or year; action or law -suit; 
 
 the first objection (ph.). 
 Xf^XT^ m, the former path. 
 "q^tfS" n. first member of a compound (g.). 
 Xf^XfT a. drinking before or first. 
 q^trr^ m. forefoot. 
 ^q^XlTig n. the first drink. 
 ^■^fciflT^^ m. forefather, ancestor. 
 
 xr^XI'?^^ m. forefather, ancestor; the primeval 
 
 spririt i.e. Brahman. 
 XJ^q"^ a. each previous or former one; m. 
 
 Cs, ©■ 
 
 pi. the forefathers. 
 xi^xf^TW a. the one always mentioned before. 
 ^[tq^ n. = ^^XIT^. 
 qH"^i^ m. first i.e. best friend. 
 "q^^l^ m. the fore or upper part. 
 XT^^T^ a. receiving the first share, preferred. 
 q^^fW f- o\A or long possession. 
 XT^^Wc^ a. the eastern mountain or a former 
 
 king. 
 
 XT^?rTfT*l. ^' ^y^"g before. 
 XJ^^fl'^X^j f. the former Mimansa (ph.). 
 XJ^'^T'^ m. the first part of the night. 
 iXT^^Xf n. indication, forerunner, prognostic 
 
 of (ll"fiT); a cert, figure of speech. 
 2xr^^XI a. having the previous form, being 
 
 as before. 
 Xl^^a; adv. as before, as aforesaid. 
 Xl^ffr^ a. having or relating to something 
 
 precedent; f. o'^cft having been married 
 
 before. 
 Xf^^^ (o^f^) a. drawing in front or for the 
 
 ©s "^ ^ 
 
 first time. 
 XJ^^J^ m. action at law. 
 ^^f^l^ a. knowing (the things of) the past. 
 Xf^fsff^ m. a preceding rule, 
 q^f^f^cf a. deposited or buried before 
 
 (treasure).* 
 [tT a. past before; n. a former event. 
 f?;i^ m. first i.e. worst foe. 
 Xl^ftj^ m., ^T f« former pupil. 
 q^^te'a. sitting in front. 
 1T^^"M?oR ni. chief of a gaming house. 
 q^^^"^ & '*^T^"'^ in. the eastern sea. 
 q^^Tl^ "• the first or heaviest fine (j.). 
 "q^^ f first bringing forth. 
 xHF^fTf f. first invocation, morning prayer. 
 M^M^ '"• the eastern mountain. 
 q^X^T^ m. an ancient teacher. 
 q<^^ a. beginning with the east. 
 
 q^TfV^ a. more important or greater than 
 
 before. 
 q^X'RT a fore and hind, eastern and western, 
 
 first and last, prior and subsequent. 
 q^T^'' m. (n.) the front or upper part; the 
 
 east side; the first half. 
 tI^"H|eRT^ m. the front or upper part of the 
 
 body. 
 "q^T^VVf^H ^- despised before. 
 ■qWl^^ 1^- plaintiff. 
 ^^T^ m. forenoon (lit. earlier day); loc. 
 
 early in the morning. 
 Xi^f^^oR, f. ^ relating to the forenoon. 
 iq^"v. q^. 
 
li^ 
 
 32& 
 
 ijf^ m adv. in front; before, to the east of 
 
 (acc. or gen.). 
 tj^^TT adv. on the day before, yesterday. 
 TiifT"3i a. said or mentioned before. 
 ^^m^RrfT'l. a. who has rendered a person 
 
 a service before. 
 "P^Tirf'ff^rT a. deposited before. 
 Ijcjf (xfc^) a. previous, former, ancient, old ; 
 
 first, best, next, nearest; n. adv. formerly, 
 
 long, since, hitherto. 
 Xf5f & ocR m. bunch, bundle. 
 T^^ n. an empty grain of corn. 
 imUcjiH a. protected by Pusan (cf. seq.). 
 MM«1^ in. N. of a Vedic divinity, often identif, 
 
 with the Sun. 
 
 15, fxWfcf, ^ftr, ^fTT, PP.^'&^W(q.v.) 
 fill, make full; sate, nourish, refresh; 
 give abundantly, lavish (dat. of pers. & 
 acc. of th.), present with (acc. of pers. & 
 instr. of th.), fulfil, accomplish. M. & P. 
 xnlW (^^ <fe TT^fTT) fill or sate one's 
 
 ©^ 0\ ©^ 
 
 self, become full of (instr.). C. XJ"^^f?T, 
 Off make full, complete, fulfil, accomplish; 
 fill, cover, present with (instr.). — "^f^ 
 make full; M.P. become full, be filled 
 with (gen.); C. fill, complete, load, cover, 
 present abundantly with (instr.), increase, 
 augment, fulfil, accomplish. "^ fill, sate ; 
 make full, complete, fulfil, accomplish; 
 M.P. be or become full, increase, be rich 
 in (instr.); C. fill wholly, cover with 
 (instr.). fif put down , pour out (r.). 
 trf^ M.P. be filled, become full or com- 
 plete by (instr.); C. fill, make full, ac- 
 complish. XT fill, make up, complete, ac- 
 complish; M.P. refl.; C.=S. irfTl bestow 
 in return; C. fill, satiate, satisfy, accom- 
 plish. ^r»^ M.P. be or become filled; C. 
 fill, make full, fulfil, accomplish. — Cf. 
 ^f^lf, ^-R^, XTfT^, ^'fT^, J?f?fi7I^, 
 
 2^5 f^m pass (trans.), bring across or to 
 (acc), rescue, save from (abl.); protect, 
 further, promote. C. XTTt^^rfTf (»%) the 
 same + come through, overcome; resist. 
 
 keep one's ground; be capable of or able 
 to (infin.). — "^f?I lead over, bring across 
 (acc); pass (trans.), go through (acc). 
 C. lead over, pass (trans.); M. rescue, 
 deliver from (abl.). fif^ draw or help 
 out of (abl.), escape; C. = S. m{ C. bring 
 over; finish, perform. 
 
 35, "g^rfTT, pp. Y^ (only — o), w. ^ be 
 busy or active; w. ^JJ (fif^*^ or ^'%) 
 be busy or occupied with (^teJt^). C. 
 ^rrmT^f^ set to work, employ in or at 
 (loc, instr., or ■^^). — Cf. ^T^Tff (add.), 
 ^^ 
 
 "J^ a. mixed, mingled; united with, full of 
 (instr. or — o). 
 
 XT^^ f. refreshment, food, satiation. 
 
 Xf^ a. spotted, dappled; m. such a horse. 
 
 1^"^, 'J'afW, "2^ etc, pp. jaf (q-v.) mix, 
 mingle, unite or combine with (instr., r. 
 loc); fill, satiate; bestow richly, lavish 
 upon (loc); augment, increase. — -^f mix 
 or unite with (instr.); fill, satiate (M. refl.); 
 pervade, penetrate, ^^tj add to (loc), in- 
 crease, augment; approach, esp. for sexual 
 intercourse. f% bring asunder, separate 
 from (instr.); scatter, disperse, fill, satiate. 
 ^ii; A.M. mix, mingle, join, touch; fill, 
 endow, present with (instr.). — Cf. ^^q^, 
 
 21:1^ f. refreshment. 
 
 'g'^cfi (f. igf^oRT*) asking, inquiring after 
 
 (gen. or — o). 
 "q^T f. asking, question, inquiry. 
 "g^^T a- to be asked or inquired after. 
 Y^^Jirf^ a. giving richly, liberal. 
 ^r[^ f. fight, battle (only loc. pi.). 
 ^r{^ n. hostile army; f. ^X the same or = 
 
 prec 
 "^•TT^^ a. rushing in battle. 
 "JrlifTf^fl^ a. victorious in battle. 
 ^•h^^T n. contest, fight. 
 ^cfifT^ to fight, only pp. o^ifT^. 
 ^rf^T^ a. hostile, inimical. 
 "Jrf^TT"^^ (°^T^) a. conquering hostile armies. 
 ^^T^rnr ^^ **^T1I "• abstr. to prec. 
 
327 
 
 ^fp€T^, o^TtI attack, fight (tr.). 
 
 T?rr^ a. attacking; m. enemy. 
 
 q?^f?f m. f. hostile attack. 
 
 tl^^g'jj: a. victorious (in battle). 
 
 XJ^ ra. the palm of the hand. 
 
 4^cfi adv. separately, severally, respectively, 
 singly, here and there (often doubled); 
 prep, apart from, except, besides (abl., 
 *instr. , or *gen.). — With cR separate, 
 sunder, keep off, avert from (abl.); w. ^ 
 become separate, sever (intr.). 
 
 YZflR'^TSj' n., Xf^rf^^ f. separation, disunion. 
 
 XI^'^iT f., °^ n. separateness, singleness, 
 individuality. 
 
 tf^fsFT^ a. distantly related (opp. ijfqUv^). 
 MVy^^<5| a. pi. having different (not the same) 
 
 enjoyments. 
 T^^f^RT^f^f f. separation, singleness. 
 XJ^Tf^ a. pi. having different (not the same) 
 
 advantages. 
 
 T:i^;^tl7^T«T n. particular mention. 
 
 TT^T^IJf m. pi. several classes. 
 
 'q^lfif m. a man of the lower classes; sgl. 
 & pi. low people. 
 
 tf^T^n^ m. separateness, difference, individ- 
 uality. 
 
 1^^^^ n. pi. always one year. 
 XT^f^^^iJ a. of different kinds, various. 
 ^^T^RII, & '5^T<3T^ ra. son of Prtha, E. 
 
 of Yudhisthira. 
 XT^1^& ^^^^3 "^- ^^^ same. 
 xjf^ m. N. of a man. 
 -qf?!^ f. the earth (lit. the wide one, often 
 
 personif.); land, country, realm. 
 Xlf^'^'gRTq' m. earthquake. 
 ^f^^f^fl^ a. inhabiting or ruling the earth ; 
 
 m. prince, king. 
 
 "qf^^rf^ n. the surface of the earth. 
 
 ^f^'^^tr^T (nom. du.) earth and heaven. 
 
 ^f^r^l^T^, °X|f7f, oxrr^, & ^^^ m. prince, 
 king (lord of the earth). 
 
 'gf^^HcI^ ra. mountain (earth-bearer). 
 
 XI^ (f. H\t4\ & XT^) wide, broad, large, exten- 
 sive, ample, abundant; n. adv. — m. a 
 man's name; f. XR^ the earth, land, realm. 
 
 ^ 
 
 Y5*R ^^' "• half- ripe rice; m. boy, young 
 
 animal. 
 M^^<f (f. I") & o^^^ a. far-spreading. 
 "^^flT^ w. 'cR open wider (the eyes.) 
 '2^rfT f, °^ n. breadth, width. 
 "q^\:rT'^ a. broad-edged. 
 ^^"Nn^ a. broad-hipped. 
 Xl'gxr'^ a. having large sickles. 
 Xl^xrr^^ a. far-shining, resplendent. 
 XJ^XTrfrn" a. broad-handed. 
 "TO^"^ or Xf^W^ a. broad-based. 
 fXT'^'^T^ir^;^ a. broad-pathed. 
 XJ^^ a. broad, wide, large. 
 Xj^i^T^^CT a. broad-breasted. 
 XTW^^^lII & q^^Txf^ a. large-eyed. 
 "TOT^T^ a. broad-headed. 
 
 <i s» I ^ 
 
 XI^^"^^ a. far-famed. 
 
 M<^T^ m., XI^cR f. adder, snake. 
 
 xn[i! n. clinging to, tenderness. 
 
 xn|'«TT^ & ° iR" f. clinging to, attached, tender. 
 
 ■qf^ a. speckled, dapple; pi. manifold, va- 
 rious. — m. N. of a prince, pi. N. of a 
 race of Rishis; f. a dappled cow, milk, 
 the earth, a cloud, the starry sky, N. of 
 the mother of the Maruts. 
 
 MpMiTlfT a. having Pr^ni for a mother (cf. 
 prec). 
 
 XJXfff m. the spotted antelope; drop of water; 
 spot, mark. 
 
 l|l|(ct) m. arrow. 
 
 qXf^^ a. having spotted horses or having 
 antelopes for horses. 
 
 XTXJ^iiT a. spotted, many-coloured. 
 
 XfXfifr^, f. XlXfff^ spotted, dappled. — m. the 
 spotted antelope ; f. a spotted cow, mare, 
 or female antelope; n. drop of water. 
 
 Xlf^ff n. rain. 
 
 Tjf^ a. asked, questioned, r. that which is 
 asked or inquired after. 
 
 xrffe or Xf^ f. rib, XffgTf^ on the ribs. 
 
 XJ^ifT f. side-horse. 
 
 Xf% n. back (esp. of an animal); hinder 
 part, rear; upper side, surface, top (of a 
 hill or palace); loc. behind the back, be- 
 hind or from behind. 
 
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 U^^ a. being on the back, mounted on (gen. 
 or — o). 
 
 xy ^fl^H^ adv. from the back, from behind; at 
 the back of, behind (gen. or — «); with 
 the back i.e. with averted face; behind 
 the back i.e. secretly, privately. — With oR 
 take on the back; place behind the back 
 i.e. neglect, forsake, abandon. 
 
 TT^m^ m. hinder part, back. 
 
 tj^^^ n. back-flesh ; o^j ^TT bite the back- 
 flesh i.e. backbite, speak ill. 
 
 "^^^"^^ a. worshipping on hills. 
 
 "^¥^T*^ n. the upper story or top of a house. 
 
 q^H'l & o^fiPl^ a. going behind, follow- 
 ing. 
 
 M^MMfifchT f- following, persecuting.* 
 
 XT^ a. carrying on the back; m. (± ^"g) 
 
 pack- or riding-horse. 
 tJiB^ a. consisting of dew or rime. 
 q^ m. or n., "^J & f^ f- basket, bag. 
 XTZ^ m. n., ofZcRT f- the same; n. troop, 
 
 multitude. 
 ^J'Rrefi s. basket, bag. 
 Xf^T f- the same. 
 Mt^ m. ram, sheep. 
 tj^ m. N. of a man. 
 
 "^fxnfcl^ ^'xTft^T'T a. adorned, embellished, 
 brilliant, many-coloured. 
 
 ^^ a. to be drunk, drinkable ; n. drink, bev- 
 erage. 
 
 ^^^ z=z '^\'^^. 
 
 "q"?7f f. a cert, musical instrument. 
 
 1^?^ a. penetrating, leading through, rescuing. 
 
 2X^5 a. swelling or causing to swell. 
 
 3^^ a. drinking or thirsty. 
 
 *^^r^ a. tender, delicate. 
 
 ■^ m. ornament, decoration ; adorner, shaper, 
 fabricator ; f. ^^ a lump of flesh. 
 
 xn[r«T, f. 1^ well formed, decorated. 
 
 ^^^ a. = prec. + handsome, beautiful, charm- 
 ing, pleasant, n. as abstr.; clever, dexter- 
 ous, abstr. o^-j. n. 
 
 xrif^ "• shape, form; ornament, decoration, 
 embroidery, p. 'rnj^'fT . 
 
 Xlfl[rT m. who cuts, carver. 
 
 '^, f. t (-°) ^ ™- grinding. 
 
 5xit!|' n. = prec. m.; f . ^ grind-stone. 
 
 ^^ w. pR pound, grind, crush. 
 
 ^^ m. grinder. 
 
 'xf^ n. bone. 
 
 ^^ a. to be ground into ( — o). 
 
 Tf^ifi a. spreading, extensive. 
 
 ^, o^T^if, & ®^'^0f m. patron, from 
 
 tj^^ n. brown colour. 
 
 XJ^ m. patron, of Yaska. 
 
 X|f^M?[^ m. a follower of Paihgya (cf. seq.). 
 
 ^[^ & ^^ m. N. of ancient teachers. 
 
 ^^^if m. patron, of Sudas. 
 
 Xf'JX^ adj. cooked in a pot. 
 
 ^f!TT^, f- I" coming from a grandfather or 
 
 from Brahman, m. Brahman's son; n. E. 
 
 of a lunar mansion. 
 ^(foR, f, 1;^ paternal, parental, relating to the 
 
 Manes. 
 ^fT^f^«R ^ °'^'^^ a. relating to a sacrifice 
 
 to the Manes. 
 ^ffCg^^, f. f^ descended from a father's 
 
 sister; m. her son. 
 ^"^ (f. |[^) & ^'iq' a. relating to the Manes. 
 §^ a. belonging to Pedu ; m. his horse. 
 ^•rr«R ii- relating to Pinakin i.e. Qiva. 
 tfxq"^ a. made of the wood of the holy fig- 
 tree. 
 Xixxywjx;^ a. derived from Pippalada ; m. pi. 
 
 his followers. 
 XT^fof a. made of Pllu wood. 
 Xlli^ n. versatility, affability. 
 ^^T^, f. 1^ belonging to the Pi^acas; f. I;; 
 
 their language. 
 ^^•f & *>'S^ n. backbiting, slander. 
 X15 (f- t^) & ^f5«R a. made of meal or flour. 
 XfT<r«fi ni. servant. 
 
 %TZ^ & ^1'Z^^ m., of^^T f. bundle. 
 ViTZ\ f. the rectum. 
 XfTcT ra. a young animal or plant, a young 
 
 or fresh ( — o); m. n. ship, vessel, abstr. 
 
 0(^ n. 
 ^T^eR m. = prec. ( - o) ; f. of^Bu^ cloth, 
 
 garment. 
 XTTcf^^ m. seaman, mariner. 
 
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 tTT'^r^ 
 
 ^TfT^^ m- shipwreck. 
 
 "^rl^flir^^ '"• a seafaring merchant. 
 
 "xncT or mcT m. purifier (a kind of priest). 
 
 tn"^ II- the Soma - vessel or the office of the 
 Potr (cf. prec); the snout of a hog. 
 
 mf^'l^ "1- a wild boar (cf. prec). 
 
 XJT'^'^ a. belonging to the Potr. 
 
 ■qX^ m. blow, strike with ( — o). 
 
 ^■^T f- a cert, wind-instrument. 
 
 ^Tf^«f)T f. a kind of cake. 
 
 "rij^ m. thriving, growth, welfare; nourish- 
 ing, fostering. 
 
 ■qjiEfcJi, f. ofqefilf nourishing, breeding, keeping. 
 
 "^m^r a. = prec; n. as abstr. 
 
 "m^TJIclil^ a. effecting nourishment. 
 
 *Mmun^ a. to be nourished. 
 
 ^T^r«4ff| & of^fTJir a. nourishing, causing to 
 grow or thrive. 
 
 "mftfT m. nourisher, breeder. 
 
 ^fq^t^ a. nourishing, bringing up ( — ©). 
 
 XJTTEfcJJ a. growing, thriving. 
 
 ■^^ u). = qifqg. 
 
 Ml'^ a. to be (being) nourished or well fed; 
 thriving or causing to thrive. 
 
 ^"5EJT^«rT^ a causing prosperity. 
 
 ^T^^^ 3' relating to harlots. 
 
 ^^%^ 111- whoreson. 
 
 "RT"^^ u. running after men, harlotry. 
 
 ^X^ a. human, manly ; n. manhood, virility. 
 
 xfj^ II. = prec n.; also manly deed, pi. 
 hosts of men. 
 
 xrt^ a. being on the tail. 
 
 mf^^ or **¥ ^' a fisherman. 
 
 ^TU^O^R ^- rnade of lotus-flowers. 
 
 mU^ m. N. of Bhisma's conch-shell, pi. N. 
 of a people. 
 
 MIU^oRm- pi. a cert, mixed caste or = prec. pi. 
 
 tJJTJJf a. honest, virtuous. 
 
 trfff^f s. N. of a region. 
 
 ^frr^T'ftr^ «• stencn of the nose. 
 
 XfT"^, f. t^ coming from or belonging to a son 
 
 or to children; ma grandson (o^c^f adv.) ; 
 
 f- m'^ granddaughter. 
 XIJ^^ m. grandson, poss. %rf^ii;. 
 ^T'Tm^'SI n. frequent repetition. 
 
 ^•T^^ n. repetition, tautology. 
 ^T*F^ a. relating to a woman remarried 
 with her own consent ; m. her son, w. ^^ 
 her (second) husband. 
 IXfTT] m. filler, increaser. 
 2xn'T ™' townsman, citizen. 
 %T^^ n- the citizens' affairs. 
 mr^'T m. townsfolk, the citizens. 
 mT^^ a. belonging to the destroyer of the 
 
 castles (Indra). 
 ^TT^i f- t^ descended from or belonging to 
 Ptiru; m. a descendant of P., pi. his race, 
 N. of a people. 
 X?TT^^ a. foremost, eastern. 
 mT^(?r^«T 111. east wind. 
 "^TTTTW^ ^- t^ belonging to or derived from 
 
 the olden times; primeval, ancient. 
 mTT"R!r^, f.|^=prec., also knowing the past. 
 trrfT[«fi ui- townsman, citizen. 
 %r^^, f. f^ human, manly, belonging or con- 
 secrated to Purusa. — m. a man's load ; 
 f. 'I'a woman; n. manhood, virility, manly 
 deed, a man's length. 
 i(|f|.qq, f . ^ a relating to man, human. — 
 m. hireling, day-labourer; n. human deed 
 or work. 
 XfT^^^ a. relating to Puruhtita-India. 
 XfT^"^^ a. belonging to Pururavas. 
 Tn''^T1^ '1'- inspector of a royal household, 
 
 esp. of the kitchen. 
 Tfj-^jm^ n. envy, malevolence. 
 ^TTTf^W '1- the office of a house-priest. 
 ^TTjf'T'W? f- '^'^ relating to the full moon ; 
 m. n. festival of the full moon; n. day of 
 full moon; f. |^ day or night of full moon. 
 'TniT'TT^ n- full-moon sacrifice. 
 %Tff vv. e()4«^ n. a meritorious work. 
 ^rfrfcR a. relating to a meritorious work. 
 %^%ffeR or o^f^ a. relating to a former 
 
 life or existence. 
 ^T^''?^ n. priority and posteriority; suc- 
 cession, continuity. 
 rn^lfi;^, f- t belonging to the moining, 
 
 matutinal, as s. mat. ceremony. 
 ^Tf^oR, f. ^ former, ancient, old. 
 %f^f^^ m. patron, qf Kubera. 
 
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 %r%T^ a- relating to Puloman or Pnloma. 
 m. N. of a Rishi, pi. a cert, class of 
 demons; f. "1^ patron, of Indra's wife. 
 
 ^■q ni. N. of a cert, month. 
 -^TfS^R? f- t^ conducive to welfare. 
 
 ^fBljjr, f. t^ consecrated to Pusan (the Sun); 
 n. E. of a lunar mansion. 
 
 %rt5, f. t^ coming from or made of flowers. 
 
 TU^ m. N. of an ancient king. 
 
 xqT, X2IT^% swell, overflow. — "^ swell; 
 become full of or rich in (instr.); make 
 full, enlarge, strengthen. C. "^TT^IT^^fTT, 
 <»% cause to swell, make full, esp. pour 
 water upon the Soma; nourish, refresh; 
 excite, rouse. ^^T swell, grow, increase ; 
 C. nourish, strengthen, vivify. "Jf swell, 
 C. make swell. 
 
 tW^W s. covering for a bow. 
 
 llj adv. forward, onward, forth, away, fore 
 (mostly o — in subst. & verbs); very, 
 much, greatly (o — in adjectives). 
 
 2lT filling, sating, nourishing ( — o); n. ful- 
 filment. 
 
 H^JI n. the forepart of the shafts of a chariot. 
 
 Ifofi"? a. manifest, apparent; <>— & n. adv. 
 
 1?'9RZ«T n. manifesting, showing. 
 
 H^^iZ^^, **^lf?r, pp. TTcRfZfT manifest, reveal, 
 bring to light. 
 
 Hefj^^"^ a. with uplifted head.* 
 
 VW^ ^ = IToRZ^^, °H w. pass. mg. 
 
 "flcfiZTcfi^Xsr n. manifesting, revealing. 
 
 IToR^ a. & m. trembling, shaking. 
 
 l?cfi^«f m. wind; n.=prec. m. 
 
 l?^f^«[, a. trembling, moving to and fro. 
 
 T\WK ™- heap, multitude. 
 
 TTeJPCW n. bringing forth, creation ; treatment, 
 discussion or object of it; section, chapter, 
 book ; a kind of drama. 
 
 Hcfi'q m. excellence, superiority, high degree; 
 ° — , abl., & instr. eminently, perfectly, 
 very much. 
 
 1T«*<J*U m. vexer, tormentor; n. drawing 
 away or along. 
 
 TT«fi^«TT f- fixing, settlement. 
 
 "WcfjJTS^ ni. the stem or trunk of a tree; best 
 or chief of ( — o). 
 
 IT^TTT m. desire, delight, pleasure. TYcfTTTf 
 (o— ), o^?^, & o?m^ willingly, at will, 
 very much, indeed. 
 
 TTcRT^^ n. loquacity (talking to heart's 
 content). 
 
 IjoRT'^ m. manner, way, sort, kind ; o_ adj. 
 -like, -fold, abstr. o^ n. 
 
 IJcfiT^ a. shining forth, clear, open, manifest; 
 famed, celebrated, renowned, glorious; 
 o — &n. openly, clearly, publicly, aloud. - 
 m. clearness, light, elucidation, explanation 
 esp. in titles of books), shine, appearance 
 (adj. o_ resembling, like); publicity, 
 fame, renown; loc. adv. openly, publicly, 
 before the world. — Abstr. Offjf f., o^-j-n. 
 
 ircRT"^cfi, f. of^oirr = prec. + seq. adj.; abstr. 
 o^ n. 
 
 T?«ltTlI«f a- & ^- illuminating, disclosing, ex- 
 plaining, expressing. 
 
 HeRT^^TT"^ f- public woman, prostitute. 
 
 T|cfiT^^«fI a. bright, brilliant. 
 
 H«RTftrfIT f-> °r=f n. clearness, brilliancy. 
 
 Tfefilf^T'l. a. clear, bright; manifesting, dis- 
 closing. 
 
 H«ft^ w.cfi illuminate, disclose, make known. 
 
 TJefiT^ffT ^- invisible (lit. the opposite of 
 visible). 
 
 IfofiT^ a. to be illuminated or manifested ; 
 abstr. OfTT f. 
 
 ■Rf^TW n. scattering, throwing about. 
 
 TfcfiV^ & ocfi a. scattered, dispersed, mixed, 
 miscellaneous; n. miscellanea. 
 
 lT«ft"^«T n- announcing, proclaiming; f. ^7 
 mentioning, naming. 
 
 "Rcfitf^ f- commendation, praise. 
 
 TTcfifxiff a. agitated, moved, angry (iTfTf f>r 
 loc). 
 
 TfeRrT a. made, done; commenced, mentioned, 
 in question. 
 
 TfeUft f. the original or natural form or cause 
 of anything; nature or the material world 
 (ph.); the (5 — 8) constituent elements of 
 the state, e.g. the king, the ministers, 
 subjects etc.; i.g. nature, character, dis- 
 position, temper. 
 
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 ir^^raT 
 
 TfofifTlW a* springing from nature, innate. 
 
 Tr%f?!J5pf m. minister of state. 
 
 I|^rf?T^«TT a. natural, normal, ordinary. 
 
 lT«fif^^ or ^"^ a. being in the natural state 
 or condition, healthy, normal, genuine. 
 
 IT«irf7f^^^«f a. normal-sighted.* 
 
 irai'g a. long , protracted ; extraordinary, 
 excellent; violent, strong. 
 
 it^^ a. prepared, arranged, settled; n. adv. 
 readily, easily. 
 
 U%rf m. appearance ; observation, intelligence ; 
 observer, knower. 
 
 IJ^m m. violent anger, rage, wrath. 
 
 TT^T"^W or otjif, f. f^ a. ( — <>) & n. irritating, 
 exciting, provoking, 
 
 TJ^^ m. fore- arm; a room near the gate 
 (or a court*) of a royal palace. 
 
 TC^^ m. step, stride (also as a measure of 
 distance) ; commencement, beginning, pro- 
 portion, measure. 
 
 TT^ffTW "• stepping forward, advancing 
 towards ( — o); going out. 
 
 TT^fiTnT n. setting out, departure. 
 
 irfSR^T f« bringing forth, producing; proceed- 
 ing, way, manner; ceremony; privilege, 
 superiority, high rank and its insignia; 
 chapter, section. 
 
 H'^ a. to be bought. 
 
 Tf^St^ ni- play, sport; play-ground. 
 
 'RWtf^'i; a. playing, sporting. 
 
 TTsfmr '"• shriek, scream. 
 
 Tf%^ m. wetness, humidity. 
 
 Tf^'^ m. destruction, ruin, fall. 
 
 U^T^oR a. washing, m. washer. 
 
 H'^T'^f^ a. performing ablutions (r.); n. 
 washing, purifying, water for washing. 
 
 IT^Tir a. destroyed, diminished, exhausted. 
 
 U^TjyXTT^ a. whose sins have been destroyed. 
 
 If^Tf m. & ©Ilf n. throwing, strewing, pour- 
 ing upon or into. 
 
 I^'^^T f-5 **f^rT n. humming, grumbling. 
 
 TT^^ m. a great villain. 
 
 in^r a. visible, clear, distinct; f. "^ look, 
 appearance, adj. -— o resembling, -like, 
 shining, brilliant. 
 
 "JT'l^lfT a. acknowledged, known, famous. 
 
 ITlf^f^ a. impetuous, eager. 
 l?T^*f^, °^H% be bold etc. (cf. seq.). 
 ''TT^^ a. bold, resolute, confident; abstr. 
 
 °rrT f. 
 ITTT^ a. steeped, soaked, impregnated; mixed 
 
 with, rich in ( — «), excessive, abundant, 
 
 advanced (time); n. adv. much, vehemently, 
 
 intensely. 
 IflTTTW "• access, approach. 
 211^111' n. singing, song. 
 ly^T^ m. N. of a cert, mixed metre. 
 TT^rl a. sung, filled with song; having begun 
 
 to sing, singing. 
 H'lUj a. all right, excellent. 
 
 ^5^^s' °^'^rf^' PP- ^fftfW^ set right, make 
 straight. 
 
 HVIUfl w. cfi make straight or smooth, 
 strengthen, foster, nourish. 
 
 IJ^WI^ a. to be taken (separately), not sub- 
 ject to the rules of Saniidhi (g.). 
 
 2jr(a|^ (abs.) having taken, along with (ace). 
 
 "Bf^t adv. early in the morning or to-morrow 
 morning. 
 
 H'TfT^T a. matutinal, to-morrow's, future. 
 
 TW^ m. holding or stretching forth (also 
 adj. — o); taking, seizing; friendly re- 
 ception, kindness, favour; taking to, being 
 fond of or eager for, obstinacy, pertinacity; 
 rein, bridle, rope; leader, chief, comrade, 
 satellite. 
 
 1T^?T^W ^' guide, leader (only adj. — o led 
 by), n. taking, seizing; rein, bridle; offer- 
 ing, presenting. 
 
 IT^f^«rT a. having seized, holding ( — o); 
 receiving kindly, obliging. 
 
 T(^m ni. Voracious, N. of a Raksas & a 
 monkey. 
 
 T|^f%5^^ & o^ a. voracious. 
 
 H^Xf m. sound, noise, roar. 
 
 T|^T|g"a. very violent or wrathful, abstr. OffTf- 
 
 Tj^TJ^TcTl? ni. excessive heat. 
 
 l?^Ui^MI^«l n« T. of a drama. 
 
 U^TTT adv. secretly, mysteriously. 
 
 j^xf^ m. plucking, gathering; heap, quantity, 
 multitude. 
 
 K^^^^T "^' ^ ^^^ of accent (g.). 
 
TI^TW 
 
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 ll^l^Trf n. going forth, proceeding; f . ^ a 
 cert, wooden ladle used at a sacrifice. 
 
 3|Tyi J T f- proceeding, action. 
 
 H^^ a. being in motion, trembling. 
 
 H^ ^ gf n. trembling, shaking, tottering. 
 
 H^X ^' go^"g forth, coming off, appearing; 
 occurrence, existence; proceeding, be- 
 haviour, conduct; use, employment; play- 
 er pasture-ground. 
 
 Hf^ff a. gathered, heaped up, covered or 
 filled with (instr. or — <>). 
 
 Tf^SX a. much, many, abundant; rich in, 
 tilled with (-0). Abstr. o^j f., o^ „. 
 
 "ri%f!^ a. attentive, knowing, wise; m. E. 
 of Varuna. 
 
 31%^ a. affording a wide prospect. 
 
 1T%T^ ni., o^ n. impelling, inciting. 
 
 TT"^^ f. cover, covering. 
 
 TC^^ & *ot:JZ* ni. coverlet, sheet. 
 
 1^^^ a. covered, veiled, hidden, secret; 
 n. adv. 
 
 HW^^m a. having secret sins. 
 
 ■R^T^^ a. (—0) = seq. a. 
 
 Tj'^T^T a. ( — o) & n. covering veiling. 
 
 IT^in^^ s. a shadowy place, shade. 
 
 irf^^ a. cutting off or to pieces. 
 
 31^^ m. slip, strip. 
 
 If^J^ m. falling off, fall. 
 
 TT^^r^T n., TT^fTT f. = prec. ; being deprived 
 of (abl.). 
 
 If^rr^T^ (gen. inf.) to break down. 
 
 IT^, "J^f^ C®^)' PP-"'^'^ (q-v.) ask, question, 
 inquire, w. ace. of pers. or (&) th.; seek, 
 request, entreat; P. Xf^^^ be asked 
 after (ace, r. dat. , loc, ^^, "^f^|K2f, 
 o*" 1%T^). With «T not care for (ace). — 
 "^if ask, ask some one after (2 ace), ^f 
 M. (A.) bid farewell to (ace), invoke (a 
 god), ask, inquire. "^XfT & ^^f bid fare- 
 well. Xff^ ask , question , interrogate a 
 person (ace.) about (ace. ± irfTT? i*. loc. or 
 gen.). irfTf ask, interrogate a person about 
 (2 ace), f^ ask, inquire, ascertain. ^nF(_ 
 M. consult, converse or talk with (abl ), 
 absol. with each other; ask, question, 
 inquire (2 ace). 
 
 "JT^r a. bringing forth (— »); f. ^ procreation, 
 offspring, descendants, children, family; 
 creature, esp. man, folk, subjects. 
 
 Iflf^r m. generation (also n.), generator. 
 
 "JT^ifiT a. begetting, generating; n. procrea- 
 tion, production, procreative power, semen. 
 
 l|ar*f«T^«fr a. generative. 
 
 H^^f^TT m. generator. 
 
 IT^f'fwi a- procreative. 
 
 TrW«T m. f. the vulva. 
 
 Tf^'^ ni. victory, conquest. 
 
 V|^3j<!d| m., o^«T n. talk, conversation. 
 
 TT^f^fT «• talk, spoken words. 
 
 TT^^ ra. haste, rapidity. 
 
 TTW^f & TT^ft'l. a. rapid, swift. 
 
 iT^ra: f- (— »)=iHtT. 
 
 l?^T«fiT^ a. desirous of offspring. 
 
 inrrTT ^- waking, watchful; m. waking or 
 watching, a guardian. 
 
 T1^17\ a. born; f. ^T having born. 
 
 ll^Tf?! f- generation, propagation, offspring. 
 
 TT^TTT^T n- the breeding of children. 
 
 JfWT^?! m. rule for the breeding of children. 
 
 T?^TW^, f- ^'Tffl' knowing, wise. 
 
 ■R^T"^f?T ni. lord of creatures or of procrea- 
 tion, the Creator, E. of sev. gods & Rishis, 
 also N. of a separate god & sev. men. 
 
 I?^T^T«5I ni. protector of creatures i.e. 
 Krsna, or protector of subjects i.e. king, 
 sovereign. 
 
 1T^T17T^«T n. the protection of subjects. 
 
 TT^lf^^f- bearing, bringing forth, a mother. 
 
 KWI^-rT^ a. having or granting offspring, 
 prolific; f.o^cl^ pregnant, mother of (—<>), 
 the wife of the (elder) brother. 
 
 IT^lff cT a. good for (all) creatures. 
 
 M^c|«f n. livelihood, subsistence. 
 
 TTSI'S a. delighted with (loc). 
 
 ir%^ & «>^T ^"- ^^^^ ^^ creatures, creator; 
 or lord of subjects, king. 
 
 U^a. intelligent, wise, knowing ( — <>); f • "R"^! 
 intelligence, wisdom, discernment, judg- 
 ment, reason. 
 
 M'sjriT f- intelligence, wisdom. 
 
 'H'^fH f« communication, information. 
 
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 TTTn^^^ 
 
 ITF^l^"^^ n. the mind's eye. 
 SlT"^!^^^ a. seeing with the mind's eye. 
 l|"^TrI a. well-known, renowned; common, 
 
 usual. 
 Tf^'sfT^ a* knowing; m. guide. 
 IJ'^?T, f. ^ knowable, distinguishable. — n. 
 
 knowledge, discrimination; mark, sign; 
 
 organ of perception. 
 H "Sj I «T^nT ni. nothing but intelligence. 
 If^T^T^ m- word of wisdom. 
 U^^if n. blazing up, flaming. 
 TT^f^rf n. the same. 
 "R^ !<?!•! n. kindling. 
 "ff^T^l f. flame. 
 "RTIffT a. bent, stooped; bowing to (gen. or 
 
 ace); subject, humble. 
 3nirt?f f. bending, bowing, salutation. 
 itW^Tc^^ '^ flWH '"• great-grandson. 
 
 ITlIf^ ni. leader, guide; leading, conduct; 
 manifestation, betrayal, esp. of one's feel- 
 ings, confidence, familiarity, love, desire. 
 
 ITW^'T ''• bringing near, fetching, means for 
 fetching, vessel; manifestation, betrayal; 
 use, employment of (— «). 
 
 "Jnn^H^ "1- breach of confidence. 
 
 TTUT^^*^^ a. acting confidently or without 
 restraint; attached or used to, familiar 
 with (loc. or — o). 
 
 IfW^^^i ^- showing confidence. 
 
 TTWf^^*I m. a lover. 
 
 THirf^fTT f love, desire, longing for (loc, 
 gen., or — o). 
 
 IT^f^«l^ a. loved, dear; affectionate, tender, 
 loving, kind ; pleased with, fond of, con- 
 nected with (instr. or — o). — m. favour- 
 ite, friend, lover^ husband; f. "I;; mistress, 
 wife. 
 
 insf^ or TTUr^ ni. the sacred syllable Om 
 (— o also lTI!r^«R)- 
 
 injJT^ m. sound, shout, roar. 
 
 UTifTTT m. bow, reverent salutation. 
 
 ITXfTT^ ^- °f^r«liT f- channel, water -course, 
 stream. 
 
 TfTirTSr f"- disappearance, loss, death. 
 
 Tri!JTl[«T, f- 'l^ = seq. a.; n. as abstr. 
 
 inirTftr«l^ a. destroying, removing (—<>). 
 
 irfW'^T'! n- laying on, applying, employment, 
 endeavour, effect; consideration, attention 
 or submission to ( — «) ; meditation, de- 
 votion. 
 
 irfwf^ ^- watching, spying, sending out 
 (spies); spy, emissary. 
 
 irftr^'^^T ^- falling at a person's feet. 
 
 MruimcT n^« the same, reverence, humility. 
 
 irRsrf^rT a. laid down, put on ( — <>); set 
 forward, stretched out; turned upon (— «), 
 committed, entrusted; concentrated or 
 intent on one thing. 
 
 J^Ufl m. guide, f. guidance. 
 
 "RX^^rT a. brought, presented (of a son); f . "^ 
 holy water. 
 
 it^fTf f- guidance, conduct; leading away. 
 
 ir%^«T, f. 'S^ wiping away (—<»); n. washing 
 away, bathing, water for washing. 
 
 "JfTSffT ni. leader, guide; maker, creator; 
 author, teacher. 
 
 Tf%^ a. to be (being) guided or led, obedient; 
 to be applied, effected, fixed, settled. 
 
 TfcfZ s- a high bank or shore. 
 
 Tprfwf a. very thin, slender, delicate, or small. 
 
 Rfm«rl a. shining, majestic, powerful. 
 
 Ifff^ a. heated, hot (1. & f.), pained, vexed 
 by (-0). 
 
 ITrlitl, adv. chiefly, particularly, 
 
 "RffT^TIf, f. I" carrying on, furthering, increas- 
 ing; n. crossing over, navigation. 
 
 ITrTTI C)r TTcTT;!^ adv. further, longer, in 
 future. 
 
 "jfcTcj m. conclusion, supposition. 
 
 TTrf'^T a. piercing through; m. destoyer, E. 
 of Visnu. 
 
 ITcf"^^ a. active, powerful. 
 
 3T7n«i' m. shoot, tendril, a plant with tendrils; 
 ramification (lit. & fig.)* 
 
 "affTXf m. heat, glow, splendour, brilliancy, 
 highness, majesty, power. 
 
 irfTm*f a. burning, paining, m. a cert, hell; 
 n. burning, heating. 
 
 UrTTR^oR^ m. N. of a prince. 
 
 ITrnR^^^ m- T. of a work. 
 
 TfrTTR^^TT a. majestic, glorious, powerful. 
 
TTfTTfq^ 
 
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 TTrrm a. deep-red. 
 
 TCflTK '"• crossing over; taking in, deceiving. 
 
 TTf!1T«R ^*- deceiving; m. deceiver. 
 
 TTcTTTW n =lTrITT- 
 
 itfrl adv. towards, against, again, back, in 
 return (»— in verbs & substantives, in 
 adv. comp. also at the time of, about, 
 with regard or according to, before, on, 
 at, mostly with the idea of constant repe- 
 tition) ; as a prep. (w. preceding, rarely 
 following ace.) towards, against, before, 
 over against, opposite, near, on, by, at, 
 in; at the time of, about (also abl. or 
 gen.); with regard to, in favour of (also 
 gen.); according ^o, on account or in con- 
 sequence of; *w. abl. instead of or in 
 return for; on a par with or as a match 
 for (also adv. in ff^). — "^T(JT"R "Rfff to 
 one's self, aside (d.); ^ TjfcT according 
 to me, in my opinion. 
 
 TftTfcR"^, f. f;^ counteracting; m. requital, com- 
 pensation. 
 
 lTlTTcfi«h|' a- as hard as (—<>). 
 
 l?f?Icfi?{i^^ n. counterworking, cure, remedy; 
 dress, decoration. 
 
 irfifcfiT^ii; adv. at will. 
 
 irf^oRTT ^- requital, retaliation, counter- 
 action, remedy. 
 
 TrfiTcBwl a. adverse (lit. against the shore), 
 contrary, opposite, unfavourable, inaus- 
 picious, rebellious, inimical; abstr. ojfj f. - 
 1). inverted order, also as adv. Oofi^TT in- 
 verseiy, contrarily. 
 
 irffT^^TeRTf^ a. offering opposition. 
 
 3Tf7T^f7f f. resistance, defence; (reflected) 
 image, picture. 
 
 3?f?T9Rfl m. inverted order. 
 
 ■Rf?r?PT^ n. stepping towards. 
 
 irffff^'^iT f. requital, retaliation, defence; 
 remedy of, return for ( — o). 
 
 Trf^f^W^ adv. at every moment, constantly. 
 
 irfTfT^T n. going back, return. 
 
 lTf?IT^ ni. response (r.). 
 
 llfTI^ adv. against a cow. 
 
 lTf7!T^5F^ adv. in every house. 
 
 irfTf^^ m. receiving, accepting from (gen. ± 
 
 ^oRI^Tfl^, abl., or — <>), acceptance (esp. 
 
 of gifts, as a prerogative of Brahmans); 
 
 gift, donation; kind reception, favour, 
 
 grace; taking to wife, marriage; seizer, 
 
 receiver. 
 T?f7T^W n- receiving, accepting. 
 liff^f^^cT^ a. to be received or accepted. 
 ■jff^^^rl m. who receives or marries. 
 *Trf?I?TTW «!• spittoon (as a receptacle). 
 TTfil^Tff^ a. receiving, accepting. 
 irf^j'Errff m. , o«T n. warding off, resistance, 
 
 hindrance. 
 3?ft^TrTSR (f. °ffI^T) & °t7T^ a. warding off, 
 
 disturbing. 
 irft^'^W "• ^ook at, view; appearance. 
 tlTf?i^f^^ a. looking at, viewing. 
 irft^'^ a. visible. 
 irf?!^*^ & ooR m. reflected image. 
 TTTtI^W a- covered, clothed, veiled, concealed, 
 
 unknown. 
 irfi^'^T'^T f- reflected image, shadow. 
 Trf7f^«t ^^' adversary. 
 irfTf^'JPl^ "• re-birth. 
 "jif?I^«?r a. adverse, hostile. 
 •jffTf"^ f. = seq. + plaint, indictment (j.). 
 TrfTf^fif n. agreement, promise, statement, 
 
 assertion. 
 irtTT^'RfT^l^f^ "• ^^^ keeping of a vow or 
 
 promise. 
 Trf7I^T''T^«R'^ adv. by beginning with the 
 
 indictment (j.). 
 Uf?!^^ m., o«f n. look, view, appearance. 
 TTfif^T^f «• restoring, gift in return. 
 lT"fiTf^«f^ & °f^^^^ adv. day by day, daily. 
 irf^f^ir^adv.in every direction, everywhere. 
 UfTftf^qw^ m. adversary at play. 
 irfH^ftTf a. stained, polluted. 
 TrRl^m*!^ adv. about evening. 
 "Wf^^^ wi- opponent, adversary. 
 "flftlffl^*!^ in. =prec., adj. — » outvying. 
 IffTI^T f. putting to (the lips), draught. 
 irfTT^T^ n. putting on (-<>). 
 irftf\il m. the cross-bar on the pole of a 
 
 carriage. 
 TTfrl«t«»^*f n. greeting, salutation. 
 
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 TlfTRT^^^ 
 
 ITfcT«T^«T (*• — ) towards the eyes. 
 
 Trf?T«T^ a. new, fresh. 
 
 lTf7l«n^«fi m. the hero's adversary (d.). 
 
 irffTf'ffV ">• substitution, substitute; image 
 of, resembling ( — o). 
 
 Hftf^T^TfT^ n. giving back, restoring. 
 
 TrRrf'f'^rflT f- return, coming back. 
 
 TftTftJ^ m. opposite side or party, rivality; 
 also = scq. + equal to , a match in ( — <>). 
 
 Trf^'^f^'l. fn. adversary, rival. 
 
 TrfTIl^W^ f"- the young moon* (of. TrfTIXI^)- 
 
 3Tf?t"^f^ f- acquiring, getting, perceiving, 
 understanding, wisdom, intelligence, sup- 
 position, assertion, statement; agreement, 
 admission; giving, bestowing on (loc. or 
 — o); honouring, respecting; causing, 
 effecting; undertaking, beginning, pro- 
 ceeding at or with (gen. or loc); means 
 against (gen.) to (loc). 
 
 Trf?!"^^ !• access, entrance, beginning, com- 
 mencement, first day of a half- month; 
 introductory verse or stanza (r.). 
 
 irf^'^Q^ (°~) '^ ^^^ ^^^' ^^ every step or 
 woid. 
 
 "jrf?Tl^^ a approached, arrived, (having) got 
 to or met with; begun, acted, done; 
 undertaken, performed; learnt, under- 
 stood, promised, consented to. 
 
 Trfif'nW m. counter-stake or game. 
 
 irfTftlT^'^W;, adv. in every character (d.). 
 
 Trf?l"m^, f.°f^T giving, bestowing; treat- 
 ing, discussing, explaining, teaching. 
 
 UtTTm^'T n. bringing, imparting, bestow- 
 ing on (loc. or — o) ; restoring, appointing 
 to (loc); causing, effecting, producing; 
 treating, discussing, explaining, teaching; 
 undertaking, beginning. 
 
 lTR!"RT^«ft"^ a. to be given (esp. in marriage*); 
 to be discussed or expounded. 
 
 Trf7I"m^f^TfT ™- giver, expounder, teacher. 
 
 Trf?T^^ a. to be produced, treated, discussed, 
 or taught. 
 
 lTf?T^T«T n. drinking or water for drinking. 
 
 lTf?!"QT^«fn. keeping, protecting, maintaining, 
 observing, (expecting*). 
 
 TTf^imf^'i: a- keeping, guarding. 
 
 irfrr"^T^ a. to be kept or guarded; to be 
 
 waited on or for. 
 iTT'ftm^^ m. substitute, companion; a puppet 
 
 employed by a thief.* 
 2irf7TXf^^ (o— ) & o^j^ adv. man by man. 
 UfTftl^fcR a. honouring, revering. 
 irf?I""R^"f n., oxi^T f. abstr. to prec 
 TTtTT^W a. to be honoured or revered. 
 lTf?nTT^"- filling ^^ being filled with (instr.). 
 TrfTItJIIf a. full, filled with (instr. or — »); 
 
 satisfied, pleased. 
 irf?fTrRt fn-5 n-j °f7t*f1" f- counterpart; match 
 
 for, equal to (ace). 
 Iff?ITr?r "!• counter-question. 
 "fff^H^Trl m. a cert, priest, o^T^ n. his 
 
 office. 
 irfTrfirSl ri- kindness or service in return. 
 irf7T«r^ a. tied to, plaited, twisted, connected 
 
 with, dependent on (- *)• 
 3?f7I^«^m. bin ding to, connection, conjunction; 
 
 obstruction, hindrance, resistance. 
 TTTtT^'^oR, f. of'ercRT obstructing, impeding 
 
 (-°)- 
 
 "Jrf?T^«^^«Tf a. encountering obstacles, diffi- 
 cult. 
 
 irRr^f^^ a. = prec. or = irf?I^«^cfi. 
 
 lirftr^^ "• hostile army. 
 
 2irf?f^^ a of equal strength , a match for 
 (gen. or — «); able to (infin.). 
 
 TrRr^TVeR a. repelling, rejecting (— «). 
 
 Uf^f^lV'T n« abstr. to prec. 
 
 IjfTft^l^ n. (m.) reflected disk of sun or 
 moon ; image, shadow i.g. 
 
 ■qfTTf^f^rf a. reflected, mirrored back. 
 
 Trfff^W a. awakened, awake (lit. & fig-); 
 illuminated, enlightened, perceived, known. 
 
 ■fffTT^f^ f- awaking (fig.). 
 
 lTft%T\I m. awaking, a. oftpl; knowledge, 
 p. o^^^. 
 
 irfTI^T^iRi a. awakening; m. instructor, 
 teacher. 
 
 Trf7T%Ttf«T a. awakening, refreshing (— »); 
 f. ^ awaking, recovering consciousness, 
 n. awaking, awakening, teaching, en- 
 lightening. 
 
 TrfTRTO'^V'SI a. toJ:>e awakened. 
 
-fffTTHZ 
 
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 irfTTHZ a. vying with, a match for (gen. or 
 
 -»)■ 
 
 -jlfTf^^Ef a. formidable, terrible; n. adv., as 
 subst. dread, peril. 
 
 ■jjfTpifT f. image, light, splendour, look, ap- 
 pearance, understanding, intelligence, pre- 
 sence of mind, fancy, idea, conception. 
 
 -prfTTHTT in- distribution, portion, share. 
 
 'jjfTfj^t'T n- intelligence, understanding. 
 
 3Tf?WT^^«TT^ & ^^TT^'fT^ a. intelligent, wise. 
 
 ■jjfcf^^ m. appearance, semblance, occurring 
 to the mind, idea 
 
 irfTf^ m. substitute, surety or bail for (gen., 
 dat., *loc., or — o). 
 
 "jjfTI^^ m. splitting, piercing; betrayal. 
 
 irf?f5^T'l m- enjoyment. 
 
 irfTf^^ m. antagonist, rival. 
 
 irftllTT ni. framer, creator; f. measure, image, 
 likeness, picture, idol, symbol, emblem; 
 adj. — o resembling, equal to. 
 
 "Jrf7f^1»f n. measure, weight, counterpart, 
 match, model, pattern, likeness, similarity. 
 
 ITf?I^T^ ra. way back. 
 
 irtTTf^Tf!^ f. support, stay. 
 
 lTt?Tf^fT a. reflected, mirrored back. 
 
 ITTRtT^ n- epitasis (d.). 
 
 2Trf?T^1, f. "i standing opposite, facing, o — 
 & n. adv.; imminent, present. 
 
 TT'fil'l^cT (® — ) & °cT^ adv. at every moment, 
 constantly. 
 
 TrfiTflT^T n. loosening, getting rid of ( — o). 
 
 irf?!"^?^ m. care for anything, effort, endeav- 
 our; arrangement, preparation. 
 
 Trf^"?rr?T«T n. requital, retaliation; f. ^ 
 counterpart, image. 
 
 irf7?"g^ n. fighting against or in return. 
 
 irfTRTTT m. opposition, resistance. 
 
 "RfTf^Tf^ToR H. correlative (ph.). 
 
 irfTI^Tf'r^ a. = prec. ; m. = seq. 
 
 irf?!^^ & o^^ij m. adversary, rival, matxjh. 
 
 "JltTnC <>r 3Tfrf^ a. carrying over, furthering, 
 
 promoting. 
 irfTT^C;^ m. = Hf?!^^. 
 
 irf?!!;^ ni. crying out to; crying back, echo. 
 irf^fTT^ & ®TT^^ ^' anti-king, hostile king. 
 
 ITRTTT'^'I & o"5(;Tf^ adv. each night, nightly. 
 nrfTl^^^ "• counterpart, image, model. 
 2lifH^tI a. similar, corresponding, suitable. 
 irf^r^'^cR n. & a. = prec, 1 & 2. 
 "jffTf^T^ m. opposer, adversary. 
 irfTf^TO "^- obstruction, hindrance. 
 TffiTTT'JT^ ^' obstructive, hindering. 
 'jjfff^T'tf'T n. obstructing, hindering. 
 
 irf?!^'^ a. to be received or obtained. 
 irfrf^HTn^' = seq. + conceiving, understanding. 
 irfTf^T^ in- receiving, finding, obtaining. 
 irf7f%T't a. against the hair or grain, reverse, 
 
 inverted, contrary; o — , n., & ^rf^t adv. 
 3Tf?I^^«T n. final clause (g.); also = seq. 
 irfTf^^^ n. answer, reply. 
 Trfn^c^T ™. year, o"^?i; adv. annually. 
 irf?!^"^ (o— ) & ot|^ adv. = prec. adv. 
 irf^^^ n. counterpart, equivalent. 
 Xrf^^^'^'?T f« a kind of comparison. 
 irfiTTr^ n., o'^J'^^ f., ^^Tf^^ n. answer. 
 IffTJ^Tff m. contrary wind; n. against the w. 
 irfTT'^T^ m. rejection, refusal. 
 tUfif^rf^'r, a. contradicting, disobedient; 
 
 m. adversary, opponent; defendant (j.). 
 irfTT^TT''^ a. & n. warding oft. 
 
 Tff?Tf^^T«T n. arrangement against, preven- 
 tion of (gen. or — ©) ; care about ( — o). 
 
 "ffftf^f^m- remedy or measure against( — <>). 
 
 irfrif^^^ a. to be counteracted or done in 
 return ; n. impers. 
 
 TTfTf^l"?!^ m. opponent, match. 
 
 'Rf?f^"||' a. neighbouring, auxiliary; m. neigh- 
 bour. 
 
 3rf?I^fir«l^ a. neighbouring; m. neighbour, 
 f.J>^. 
 
 lTf?T^^5RiT n. a neighbour's house. 
 
 TlfffTr'5 m. adversary, enemy. 
 
 lTf?!l[^ & ®cR m. resonance, echo. 
 
 irfif'SJT^ m. curse in return. 
 
 irRf^'^ m. refuge, help, assistance; shelter, 
 abode, dwelling. 
 
 "Jft^"^^ a. answering; m. promise, agree- 
 ment. 
 
 TrfTf^^HT n- = prec. m. 
 
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 iTtt 
 
 TTfTf^fl^ & o'gf?! f. = prec. ; echo, reson- 
 ance. 
 
 HfTffxf^ a. warded off, prohibited, forbidden, 
 refused, contradicted; suppressed, omitted. 
 
 'Jrf7f"Pn"^T'T a. refractory when driven back.* 
 
 UfTf^eR m. besprinkling. 
 
 T|*f?f^^ m. hinderer, prohibiter. 
 
 TTfTf^'^^ m. warding off, driving away, ex- 
 pulsion; prohibition, denial, refusal; ne- 
 gation or a negative particle (g.). 
 
 -rrfTT^V^, f. «f%r^ prohibiting, refusing; 
 negative (g.). 
 
 irf7r%^«f a. warding off; n. expulsion, re- 
 fusal, refutation. 
 
 lTf?f^VT^T«fi a. of a negative character (g). 
 
 llrfTT^ a. steady, resisting; f. "^ stead, stand- 
 ing-place, support, receptacle, basis, foun- 
 dation, abode, home; state of rest, quiet, 
 comfort; position, high rank, celebrity, 
 preeminence, accession of a prince. 
 
 irf7f¥T«! n. stead, basis, pedestal, foundation 
 (lit. & fig.); N. of a town. 
 
 irf7Tf% f. resistance. 
 
 lifTfftrl a. standing; being or abiding in, 
 founded or resting on (loc. or — «); estab- 
 lished, settled, firm. 
 
 HfTT^fT"?^ m. taking back, withdrawing. 
 
 Trf?!^^^ n^i- answer to a message. 
 
 IT'RT^^T'T n., o^f^ m. reunion, connection, 
 juncture. 
 
 3Tf?T^rC ^^- ^ bracelet or ribbon used as an 
 amulet. 
 
 *lTf7T^TT f- curtain, screen. 
 
 irf^^fy^ a. vying with (gen.), equal to 
 
 (-0). 
 irf?T^''(^T!r n. throwing back, rejecting. 
 TrRr^fifnj- avert er, destroyer; a kind of priest. 
 irf?f^% & OcR m. substitute, proxy. 
 TTHI^IT "^- striking against, pushing back; 
 
 door, gate (which keeps off), porter (f. ^). 
 irf^^TT^f'T f. door-place, threshold. 
 Uff^oR n. exterior, surface; face, mouth (poss. 
 
 o^nT ); look, appearance, image, symbol, 
 
 copy; (also m.) first verse or word. 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit -English Dictionary. 
 
 l?<f\«in""^ ni. reflected image; look, appear- 
 ance, adj. — o similar to, -like. 
 
 im^^ a. waiting for, having regard for (— <>) ; 
 f. "^T expectation, attention to, regard 
 for (-0). 
 
 Hcfl^W "• consideration, regard ; observance, 
 fulfilment. 
 
 Wdl"^^^ a. to be waited for. 
 
 Kdir^*!^ a. looking or waiting for ( — o). 
 
 ijcTlt^ a. to be waited for or expected; to 
 be observed or fulfilled; to be considered 
 or regarded. 
 
 TTfTlvitfT a. warding off, repelling; m. = If- 
 
 ifcfl'ifl'f a. turned towards or against (also 
 ITrTl'^n*!)? turned away or back, being 
 behind or west, imminent, future, later 
 than (abl.); n. adv. behind. 
 
 HcH'^ftT^^ a. having the neck turned to 
 the west. 
 
 If<fV^ a. westerly. 
 
 TTcft"?! a. convinced, resolute, relying on (— «); 
 satisfied, glad, pleased; known, famous 
 for (instr.). 
 
 KfftrfTiSI^ a. confident, resolute (in mind). 
 
 lt<ftf7f f. coming near, approaching; conclu- 
 siveness, intelligibility ; insight, knowledge, 
 conviction, persuasion, confidence, faith, 
 belief. 
 
 TTrftli a. contrary (lit. against the stream), 
 inverted, cross, refractory, hostile, trouble- 
 some, unpleasant; m. adversary, anta- 
 gonist. — n. adv. contrarily, against, back, 
 in inverted order; w. im^ oppose, resist. 
 
 lTcft''?f%mf^R^ a- resulting in the contrary. 
 
 lT<ft^T«I n. counter measure. 
 
 inft'S^R; adv. according to one's wish.* 
 
 TTfftfTT ^'■> % ^' door-keeper, porter. 
 
 3Tg5 & irg^ m. pecker (a kind of bird). 
 
 irgfg f. satisfaction. 
 
 iifin^ a. rapid, violent; f. haste, hurry. 
 
 TC^-^ m. goad. 
 
 If^T^ f- broad way, high street. 
 
 imi^^T n- g^te of a street.* 
 
 ltf% f. giving away, delivery. 
 
 *" 22 
 
-jf^ a. former, old, ancient; traditional, cus- 
 tomary. 
 XT^^ & Tf^^<l adv. as formerly, as usual. 
 
 H^^ a. before the eyes, plainly visible, clear, 
 distinct, actual, immediate. — n. superin- 
 tendence, care of (gen.); ocular evidence, 
 immediate apprehension or intelligence; 
 as adv. before one's face, publicly, dis- 
 tinctly, immediately, personally (also 
 abl., instr., & <>— ). 
 
 TT^^^Tfr^ a. moving before one's (gen.) 
 eyes. 
 
 l\Wl^l\l f., °^ "• ocular evidence, visibility^-k.^^^^^^,^ ^^ ^ ^^^^^:^^ answer. 
 
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 JI13T*f«fTT a. being nearest or next; n. adv. 
 
 in€r^«R a. hostile, opposite; m. enemy, rival; 
 n. enmity, hostile army. 
 
 TTcJff^r^TT^ n. besprinkling afresh (r.). 
 
 TTc^rfH'^T f-, "T "• recognition. 
 
 TTt^rfH^TT m. counter plaint (j.). 
 
 l|(€rf*T[^TT n^M ^•T "• regreet, return of salu- 
 tation. 
 
 T(W(^ in- belief, conviction, confidence, trust 
 in (loc, gen., or — o), evidence, certainty, 
 knowledge, notion, idea; suffix (g.). 
 
 IIW^^T, *»^Ti:^, & o'^TT^* a. producing 
 confidence. 
 
 explicitness, distinctness. 
 M(t| ^ < j^ ^ n. the seeing with one's own 
 
 eyes, esp. the power of seeing a god 
 
 bodily. 
 TlW^^f^ a- seeing or having seen (gen.) 
 
 with one's own eyes. 
 'JHU'^f^ a. seen with one's own eyes. 
 "jf(U^^ff a. become visible, manifested. 
 TT^"^^ w. 'aii take a view of, look at, see 
 
 (w. ace); w. ^ catch the eye, be visible 
 
 or manifest. 
 TT^ET^cfiT^ n- abstr. to prec. w. ^. 
 TfWl^W^^ ™- '^he inner soul (ph.). 
 l|(i| J| I «T«^ a. appearing as inward joy (ph.). 
 lT(irT^f^Urf(^&o^f^Tj|'7 adv. southwesterly. 
 TTc'SJ'Sl '^' fresh, new, young, recent; o — & 
 
 n. adv. 
 lITcSf^ n. a minor or secondary member of 
 
 the body. 
 2ITp!I^ (o — ) & ®^f^ adv. limb by limb, 
 
 member by member. 
 If^^^f^IJfT f" fee for each part (of a sacri- 
 fice). 
 i:f(|f^T§ a. turned to the west. 
 
 IT^N^^ f- ITtft^ or HH^^l turned towards, 
 facing, being in front of or opposite to 
 (ace.) ; turned backwards, averted; westerly, 
 west of (abl.); turned inwards, inner, in- 
 terior; equal to, a match for (ace); n. 
 Tf^eR adv. backwards, back, away; be- 
 hind, west of (abl.), inwardly. — m. the 
 inner soul; f. TTcftTft ('^'f^"'!,) ^^e east. 
 
 ITWf^ff a. tested, tried, unsuspected; con- 
 fidential, intimate. 
 
 3y(|f"pS[«^^ a. trustworthy, sure, certain. 
 
 HWNrTT f- abstr. to seq. 
 
 -jft^ff^Ji^ a. hostile, inimical ; emulating with 
 (^ — o). m. opponent, adversary, rival; 
 defendant (j.). 
 
 3T^liT5r n. giving back, restoring. 
 
 ir^"'l^"'5 a. to be given back or restored. 
 
 Tr^^T"^ m. , oif n. inner contemplation or 
 meditation. 
 
 ■JT^ofi^ a. lower, meaner, viler. 
 
 jf(?y^'^f% f. descending towards. 
 
 TTTIJ^^Tyf n- obstruction, disturbance. 
 
 TTm^T^ m., o^TfW n. = II#^'^1%- 
 
 'RW^TTf^'l^ a. descending, moving down- 
 wards. 
 
 1T^^^T«T n. consuming, eating. 
 
 TT^^^TT ni« drawing back or in ; reabsorption, 
 dissolution. 
 
 IT^^Tiq' m. decrease, diminution ; inversion, 
 inverted order; annoyance, uneasiness; 
 offence, sin. 
 
 TT^'%'^T[f, o^UfT* & o^T f. regard, attention, 
 care. 
 
 "Jr3l%^ a< to be considered. 
 
 T(Wi^ a. daily; n. adv. 
 
 'R'SIT^T'T n. refusal, rejection, refutation. 
 
 Tr(?fT^^ a. to be refused or rejected. 
 
 'JT^TTfTT f- coming back, return. 
 
 Tn?JTTT ni-) ®T n- the same. 
 
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 IT^f^W 
 
 ir(?IT^T«T n« recovery; repetition. 
 
 H(t| |^U| m. direction, order, command; re- 
 pudiation, putting to shame or confusion, 
 warning, caution. 
 
 "R^T^f^PC a- rejecting, contemning ( — o).* 
 
 TTWT'T'^'T n. leading or bringing back. 
 
 lITc^rT^^T n- setting (of the sun). 
 
 ^TfWm"^ ^' convincing, trustworthy; f. ^7 
 convincing, appeasing, comforting; n. 
 showing, explaining, proving. 
 
 TT^T^fqrf^ a. to be explained or proved. 
 
 lT(?rrY^ f- i^eturn. 
 
 TIWT^T f- confidence, trust, hope; abstr, 
 o^^ n. 
 
 in^T'^T^ ID. breathing up again, recovery. 
 
 TfWT"^T^^ f'* bringing to life again, recom- 
 forting. 
 
 TTWT^f^ f-, **BW«n n- proximity, nearness. 
 
 T?^T1T^ "• drawing or keeping back; de- 
 tention from (abl.). 
 
 IIWT'^TT EQ. = prec., dissolution, destruction; 
 comprehension or comprehensive word (g.). 
 
 VWW "v *'fW f- answer, reply. 
 
 TR?S'Wt^«T «• coming back or restoring to 
 life. 
 
 ir?5lTrT ^' rejoinder, reply. 
 
 3T^n^T«T II. rising up to meet (as friend or 
 foe), esp. respectful reception. 
 
 ^(2frR"W a. present; o^f^T a. having presence 
 of mind; m. Ready-wit, N. of a fish. 
 
 ITf^l^T^'^W n. counter example. 
 
 ^PMSiRl f. going to meet (respectfully or 
 hospitably). 
 
 ing"^Jr m., ©^ n. = prec. 
 
 TIW^^TT ™- return of a service or kindness; 
 adj. of^^. 
 
 ^(J^RW a. present; o?{f7f a. having presence 
 
 of mind ; abstr. o^ n. 
 ITt^^^'^^*^ ^' approached, present, standing 
 
 opposite, assembled, happened, imminent, 
 
 standing or being in (loc). 
 iTcJ"'?^"?^ in. giving back, restitution. 
 '^m^ s. dawn, day-break (^f f?I TH^T^ early 
 
 in the morning"^). 
 ir^^r^ u. dawn, day-break. 
 Tf^^ ra. obstacle, impediment. ! 
 
 i4(dT^4^ adv. at each verse or stanza. 
 
 TTt^fT adv. in each season. 
 
 irW«fi a. each one, each single; <> — & n. = seq. 
 
 "!T(?l«R'5r^ adv. one by one, singly. 
 
 "rtc^^^ & ITW^T^ a. powerful, mighty. 
 
 IT^^, ir^'%, pp. irf^rf (q.v.) spread, extend 
 (intr., r. H^f^f trans.); become larger or 
 wider, increase, grow; appear, arise; be- 
 come famous or celebrated. C. Tf^^f^f 
 trans. (M. intr. or reti.) spread, broaden, 
 extend, augment; proclaim, celebrate, 
 disclose, show, manifest. — "^"if M. (intr.) 
 spread along (ace), "^rf^ M. (intr.) stretch 
 before or against; C. (tr.) spread about 
 (ace), divulge. "^ C. (trans.) spread, 
 expand. IffTf M. (intr.) spread round or 
 over, f^ A. spread, expand; M. (intr.) 
 stretch , increase , be large or wide. C. 
 spread, extend, disclose, unfold, manifest. 
 
 T(^ m. N. of a man, f. '^J = seq. + fame,' 
 renown. 
 
 li^«f n. spreading, displaying. 
 
 IT^Tf a. first, primal, foremost, earliest, prin- 
 cipal, best, chief, o — & n. first, before 
 (n. as prep. w. gen.), for the first time, just, 
 now, immediately; often also adj. pro 
 adv. — m. the first (third) person; f. "^T 
 the first or nominative case and its endings. 
 
 "JT^fTToR^ m. first or primary rule. 
 
 TT^2nT«RfWcT a. first in rank or importance. 
 
 If'^RT^ & °m a. firstborn, primary, original. 
 
 IT^^WTrf a. firstborn. 
 
 IT^^fl^ adv. first, at first; forthwith, im- 
 mediately; before, rather than (gen. or — <>). 
 
 TT^^^f^ f. the former devotion.* 
 
 TT'^riT^'^l^ n. earliest age, youth. 
 
 ir8|?r=2ft' a. having just become rich or fortu- 
 nate. 
 
 TT^iT^Tf^ m. the first (lowest) fine (j.). 
 
 it^^ n., TrfTiTi?«[^ m. width, extension. 
 
 Tff^fl a. spread, divulged, ^^lij^ ^' ^^^" 
 famed. 
 
 "jjf^^ & IT^f^^ superl. & comp. to tj^. 
 
 "jfS" a. giving, uttering, causing (mostly — «). 
 
 lll^f^TJJ' a. standing on or moving to the 
 right, turning the right towards a person. 
 
i.e. respectful, reverential; «— & n. oT^5R; 
 adv., the latter also = towards the south. 
 Ace. w. ^ or oilft f turn the right side 
 towards a person or an object, m., n., & 
 f. "^ as abstr., also circumambulation 
 from left to right. 
 TOf^TTflf^ a. flaming towards the right. 
 IT^'^t^ adv. = H^I^ISr adv. 
 TT^f^Wt w. f V. IT^^W. 
 H^ m. splitting, rending; crack, crevice. 
 Ij^^ m. look (— o) ; direction. 
 w^ a. showing, announcing, teaching; 
 
 m. teacher. 
 ]\d^^ n. look, aspect (often a. — <>); show- 
 ing, pointing out; instruction, lesson. 
 Tr^"fiti; a. looking, seeing; showing, indicat- 
 ing (-0). 
 TC^n m. giver, bestower, granter, esp. who 
 
 gives a daughter in marriage. 
 lTTT«f n. giving, esp. in marriage, presenting, 
 offering, yielding, granting, applying; gift, 
 donation, oblation ; communicating, teach- 
 ing, proclaiming; putting on, applying; 
 effecting, producing. 
 Ij;^^ n. gift, present, 
 H^T^T^ & "f^ a. giving, presenting. 
 If?T^ m. burning, heating; destruction. 
 llrf^^ f- (nom. 11^^) the third or fifth of 
 
 the heavens. 
 2^fdc| a. ancient, old; abl. long since, from 
 
 of old, also = loc. always, ever. 
 Hf^^i f« pointing to or out; direction, order, 
 command; quarter, region of the sky, 
 intermediate region (e.g. north-east etc.). 
 TT^^tJ m. lamp, light (fig. = ornament); ex- 
 planation, commentary. 
 "W^Xlcfi m., ofCfofiT f. a small lamp, light, or 
 
 commentary. 
 TT^M'i a & n. inflaming, kindling. 
 IJ^XIT^ 5 °"^% represent a lamp. 
 i^^"JT a. flaming, glowing, hot, shining. 
 Il^'^'ftj"?^ a. having a hot head. 
 ir5"5 a. corrupt, bad, wicked, libidinous; 
 
 m. villain, ruffian. 
 >{^q a. to be given, esp. in marriage, mar- 
 
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 riageable; to be presented, offered, com. 
 municated, taught; m. gift, present. 
 
 m^^ m. pointing out, direction, destination ; 
 place, spot, region ; appealing to a prece- 
 dent; instance, example. 
 
 l-jf^T-qm. disorder (of body or state); mutiny, 
 insurrection. 
 
 2Tr^T^ a. bad, evil. 
 
 3ir^T^ m. evening, nightfall; ©"BTJ^ adv. at 
 dusk. 
 
 WT^TIT ^' the coming on of evening. 
 
 ir%T^Tf'T^ m- the evening wind. 
 
 "jrap^ m. E. of the god of love (lit. the power- 
 ful), N. of sev. men, a mountain, & a 
 river. 
 
 If^TrJm. flashing up, light, splendour; N. ot 
 a Yaksa & sev. kings. 
 
 T^^ m., oTSf n. dislike, hatred. 
 
 IT^wf n. the prize of the contest; contest, 
 fight. 
 
 •jftT"^ a. attacking, molesting ( — «). 
 
 T^^irj a. = prec. (— «); f. "^ & n. as abstr. 
 
 3T^T«f n. the main thing or person, chief, 
 head; original matter or supreme spirit 
 (ph.); often — <> having — as chief thing or 
 person i.e. devoted to, excelling or delight- 
 ing in, full of. Adj. & <>— chief, main, 
 principal, best. 
 
 "R^Tfff^ adv. according to rank or eminence. 
 
 ip^TrfT f'5 °^ «• preeminence, superiority. 
 
 XpffX^ftf^Xf m. chief person, man of rank or 
 authority; supreme spirit (E. of Qiva). 
 
 TRJrTT'ReRt^ s- ^hief minister. 
 
 in5r7"T*Tc1 a. being the chief person. 
 
 TT^'R^T^T^ n. rich garment. 
 
 Tjf\if m. the circumference or rim of a wheel ; 
 
 pi. the fellies. 
 IfVT n- the point of carriage-pole. 
 TTVfS f* overwhelming. 
 IT^XiT n. reflection, thought. 
 IT^^ m. destruction, ruin. 
 Tf^^«T a. destroying, ruining. 
 Tr"Mf%*l^ a. perishable, also = prec. ( — <>)• 
 If«fS a. lost, disappeared, missing; gone, 
 
 past, fled, escaped. 
 
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 "RHT^l!^^ 
 
 ir*l'ff^nrf'r«R a. whose owner has disap- 
 peared. 
 TT^l'STf^'Tr! a. lost and found. 
 Tflf^ m. expansion, development, prolixity, 
 amplification; the visible world or uni- 
 verse (ph.). 
 l^tf^if n. circumstantial explanation. 
 Tf'CI^^ , **'?rf^ develop, amplify, explain 
 
 copiously. 
 ITtlff«T n. flying forwards or falling down. 
 'A^^ nu journey, way, road. 
 TJ'Tn^ a. wandering, travelling. 
 IITT?^ f. way; entrance (cert, sacred texts). 
 2Tti:r^ f. the forepart of the foot. 
 -jfXf^ n. = prec. ; point of the foot, tip of the 
 
 toes. 
 IT^W »• approached, arrived, come (esp. as 
 a suppliant); happened, appeared; having 
 resorted to, h. entered, incurred, got, ob- 
 tained (ace); acknowledged, agreed to; 
 furnished with (instr.). 
 TT^^T^«f o. running away, flight. 
 Tfqfl f. watering-place, well, cistern. 
 inTT"3 & ®«R ni- lesson, chapter. 
 finrrW ^' waterlng-place or a drink. 
 IfXJTrf m. a mode of flying; rushing forth, 
 starting oif ; fall, falling out, falling from 
 (abl. or — o), on or into (loc. or — o). 
 TPTT'rI'T n. causing to fall, throwing down. 
 UTTT'T n- drinking, sipping. 
 "Jr''n'mf%«RT f» female well-keeper. 
 Tn^T^oR m. guardian, protector. 
 IT^T^T n* guard, protection. 
 "liftrlT^f or TrfxrrlTT^ m- great-grandfather 
 (also E. of Brahman & Krsna), pi. great- 
 grandfathers, ancestors i.g.; f. ^M%\ great- 
 grandmother. 
 irftccf n. going away, flight, retreat; evening. 
 Tffxj"5 a. rubbed or ground down. 
 IWT'^ m., ^f. great-grandson or -daughter. 
 i;(Tn''2i' m. snorting. 
 IT^ff a. dipped in water. 
 IfXU^ f. a wanton girl. 
 
 TfVfi^ a. blossomed, blooming, expanded, 
 opened. 
 
 IT^^ a. attached to, dependent on (— <»); 
 
 suppressed, checked, stopped. 
 IT^^^ m. author. 
 Tf^i^ m. connection, bond, tie (also ©if n.); 
 
 continuation, uninterrupted series; literary 
 
 composition. 
 
 in^^ a. strong, mighty, intense, violent, 
 important, great (also ©"^"irT ; abstr. OffX f , 
 o^ n.); n. o^Jl^ greatly, much; m. a man's 
 name. 
 T(W^ a. awakened, expanded, blossomed, 
 appeared; enlivened, brightened; clear- 
 sighted, clever, wise. 
 iraV a. awake, attentive ; f. awaking. 
 Tj^^ m. awaking (also of flowers); appear- 
 ing, rising; watching, perceiving, under- 
 standing, intellect, knowledge; awakening, 
 reviving (esp. a lost fragrance). 
 Tf^^ijoU a. awakening. 
 
 ir%J\^T|«5^ m. the moon of knowledge; 
 Ot(^1^^ m. the rise of the moon of 
 knowledge, T. of a drama. 
 H^jl^iT a. awakening, rousing; n, awaking, 
 understanding, or awakening, enlightening; 
 *the reviving of a fragrance. 
 ir*T^ m. breaker, crusher; breaking, crush- 
 ing, destruction. 
 IT'^f^^ a. breaking, crushing, destroying. 
 ITH^*! a. = prec. ; wind, storm. 
 T^*frf m. bringer. 
 
 i:|-)^«^ n. bringing, placing before. 
 JUVm a. excelling; m. origin, source, home, 
 a. — o sprung or descended from, being 
 in or on. 
 TT^f^rT a. powerful; m. lord, ruler. 
 IT^f^^ a. the same; abstr. OfTT f- 
 in^T f- splendour, light, beauty (often — o), 
 
 pi. rays; a woman's name. 
 inTT«RT m. the sun (light -maker); a man's 
 
 name. 
 TmT<{ a. shone forth, begun to be light; 
 
 n. day-break. 
 TTHTrfcfiTTlft^ a. morning-work.* 
 IT^fTcT^^ a. nearly begun to be light (night). 
 TT^TT^^ & °«R n?»circle or garland of light. 
 
TnTT^"?? 
 
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 irHT^^5 f. ^ consisting of light. 
 
 TmJ^ m. might, majesty, superhuman strength, 
 
 power over (loc); splendour, brilliancy. - 
 
 Instr. &abl. by means or in consequence of. 
 
 lTHT^«rf a. shining, radiant; f. «^<Tt N. of 
 
 a metre & of sev. women. 
 ITHT^^nT^ & ITHTft^ a. potent, mighty. 
 I?*nf^f! a. said, told, explained; n. word, 
 
 speech. 
 i;()ff^ m. N. of sev. gods & men , also of a 
 
 celebrated place of pilgrimage. 
 PW^R n. irradiating, illuminating. 
 "ffWfT, ^^'rl^. & °^T a. shining bright, 
 
 splendid. 
 Tllftff a. afraid, timid. 
 
 XI^ (or o^, f. ipft) excelling, surpassing, 
 mighty, abundant; being a master of (gen.) 
 or a match for (*dat.); capable of or able 
 to (infin., loc, or — <>). — m. lord, ruler, 
 prince, E. of Brahman etc. 
 IT*?flT f-, ^"^ n. lordship, supremacy, power, 
 possession; preponderance, preference, 
 instr. chiefly. 
 lA^ci a. come forth, become (— "); much, 
 abundant, numerous, great, important 
 (o — adv.); rich in, blessed with ( — o), 
 able to (infin.). 
 IWcTffT f«5 °t^ n. might, multitude. 
 in^Rr f. origin , source; sufficiency, power, 
 
 might. 
 Tl^flT f. bringing forth, offering, presenting, 
 beginning; often adj. ( — o) or adv. (after 
 an abl. or — «) beginning with, since, 
 from, — and so on. 
 TPf{^ m. offering, donation. 
 Tm^ m. splitting, division, separation, differ- 
 ence, species, kind. 
 ir^^, f. °f^T cleaving, piercing (—<>). 
 TR^^iT a. = prec. 
 *Tr'^'5«R n- a wreath of flowers hanging down 
 
 from the crown of the head. 
 T(i^'2 a. fallen down; run away, escaped 
 from (abl.). 
 
 iJ^rfTT f. care, providence, protection, concr. 
 protector. 
 
 TX^'yi a. intoxicated, excited; rutting, las- 
 civious; negligent, careless about (abl., 
 loc, or — o). 
 
 Tm^ ra. tormentor (a kind of goblin); N. 
 of a man, f "^T of a woman, 
 
 IT^^iT (f-"l^) ^ °f^*l. tormenting, destroying. 
 
 ir^5 or im^ f. joy. 
 
 IITTT^ m. joy, pleasure, delight. 
 
 2Tr'f^ a- gay> raerry, wanton, petulant; f. 
 "^f a wanton young woman, woman i.g. 
 
 TT^TTT n- amorous desire. 
 
 "jpFj^^wf n. pleasure-grove of the wives of a 
 prince, harem's garden. 
 
 TTT^T^'f ni. a woman or women (coll ). 
 
 ■jfTf^T'^'fXnf^oliT f' woman guarding a harem's 
 
 garden.* 
 TT??^'?^ a. foolish; m. fool, f. "^J woman's name. 
 lIJliT^ a. loving, tender; cheerful, merry, gay. 
 THFTTST m. rubbing-stick (to produce fire). 
 Tf7|^ a. wrathful or sorrowful. 
 Tflf{'^ m. perishing, death. 
 II?T^ a. perishable. 
 T(wii in-) IT^TW "• death. 
 H^^*! a. & n. crushing, destroying; m. E. 
 
 of Visnu, a man's name. 
 Tf^rf^f! m. crusher, destroyer. 
 IT^ff^ (— o)=:iTTT^,ril a. 
 'T'^W^ a. of great might. 
 H^T f« basis, foundation, ground -measure, 
 
 right notion or conception. 
 jji^TUJ n. measure, scale, standard; extent, 
 
 size, weight, distance, duration, prosodical 
 
 length; norm, rule of action, authority; 
 
 proof, argument (ph.). 
 TRTW^r^^ o^f?T adapt; take as authority or 
 
 argument, prove, demonstrate. 
 Tf^TW^"^ n. measuring cord. 
 IT^TWrf^eR a. beyond measure, excessive. 
 
 T?^TWt w. ^ = imTO^^- 
 
 If^TfT m- a person fit to perceive or judge; 
 an authority, a proof (ph.). 
 
 IT^T^ m. tearing, rape (of a woman), over- 
 whelming, destruction. 
 
 TTTlf^l'l, a. tearing, stirring, harassing; N. 
 of a Raksasa & a monkey. 
 
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 IHTT^ m. drunkenness, intoxication, negli- 
 gence, carelessness. 
 TTTTf^*!^ ^' neglectful, careless. 
 TflTT'^T'!!', f- t^ murdering; n. slaughter. 
 TT^ng & TRT^^ a. = Tf^^. 
 TfJlIX ^' dying, death. 
 ir^^«R a. wiping off, destroying. 
 ViM |4«T .Ti. abstr. to prec. 
 Hf^r! a. meted out, measured, limited, little, 
 few; ( — o) measuring, of such and such 
 extent or size; n. a hall. 
 Trf^m^TT f. N. of a metre. 
 ITf^Tf?T f- correct notion, true knowledge or 
 
 inference. 
 IT^fVcf a. deceased , dead ; oXjfTToRT f- whose 
 
 husband is dead, a widow. 
 IT'ft'RT f- ruin, destruction, death. 
 U^fW f- liberation. 
 
 TT^^ (f. '1^*) turning the face towards, facing 
 
 (ace); foremost, first, principal, best; 
 
 often — © having as first or chief, headed 
 
 by, — and so on. <> — before one's face, 
 
 publicly; loc. & °<T^ as prep. w. gen. 
 
 or — o. 
 
 TpITX^ a. fainted, unconscious; very charming. 
 
 TT^^ f. joy, pleasure, esp. sensual pi. 
 
 TT^f^rT a. glad, merry, gay; n. joy, delight. 
 
 TfTTS a. bewildered, unconscious, foolish, 
 
 stupid, dull. 
 Tf??^ a. gracious, kind. 
 IT^TSf a. destroying. 
 l\M'f\ a. dead; n. death. 
 UTTIj^ a. touching. 
 TTR^ a. polished, clean, bright; smeared with 
 
 (instr.); wiped off, removed, destroyed. 
 IT^fS f. smearing with (instr.). 
 TfTf^Hf a. measurable, provable, discernible; 
 n. object of certain knowledge, the thing 
 to be proved. 
 UTTSR n). liberation, deliverance. 
 II^T^ m. letting fall, losing, also = prec. 
 IT^T^if a. (f. "1;^) & n. letting free, liberating 
 
 from ( — o). 
 If^7^ m. joy, delight, a man's name. 
 "JT%T^T a. gladdening, delighting; n. joy, 
 mirth. 
 
 Tr??T^'in?r n. dance of joy, merry dance. 
 
 "RTlf^^ a. gladdening. 
 
 TT^T'Bf m. robbing, taking away. 
 
 m^^ m. bewilderment, perplexity. 
 
 ir^T^«T (f. "1^) & ^f^'C a. bewildering, per- 
 plexing. 
 
 ir^tir f. offering, oblation. 
 
 TRI^ a. rushing on, impetuous. 
 
 it^rT a* stretched or held out, far-reaching; 
 placed upon (loc); offered, given, re- 
 turned; restrained, composed, well-pre- 
 pared, purified, pure (r.). 
 
 TT^TfffTT f- purity, holiness. 
 
 TI^flTW^ a. pure in heart. 
 
 "R^f?? f- offering, oblation, gift; endeavour, 
 intention. 
 
 If^(^ m. effort, endeavour, pains at (loc. or 
 — o), activity; o — , instr., & abl. with 
 pains, carefully; hardly, scarcely. 
 
 Tr?n^^«fT a. assiduous, careful. 
 
 ingfiff m. giver, bringer; leader, driver. 
 
 IT^TfTJJ n. purification (r.). 
 
 xhsT^ "• pleasure, enjoyment; object of en- 
 joyment, e.g. food & drink, dainties, etc. 
 
 it^^ a. boiling over; hot, eager. 
 
 if^^irT a. having or offering enjoyment. 
 
 TCm f- onset. 
 
 ■JT^^ m. N. of a region (lit. the place of 
 sacrifice), pi. its inhabitants. 
 
 K^T"^*! n. imploring. 
 
 ir^^ m. fore-offering (r.). 
 
 "JT^TW n- setting out, starting, going forth; 
 journey, march; onset, beginning. 
 
 it^TT^ n. setting out or moving on. 
 
 If^T^ m., of%fT n. effort, exertion. 
 
 Tf^"^ a. yoked, used, employed, acted, pro- 
 ceeded (n. impers.), lent; usual, answer- 
 ing' to the purpose. 
 
 "R'gfW f- impulse. 
 
 "JRJ^ f. team of horses; impulse, activity, 
 acquisition. 
 
 Tr^r{ n. a million. 
 
 TC^^ n. fight, combat. 
 
 Tf^f^ a. attacking. 
 
 ir^TW^ a. = H^^JT. 
 
TRHf 
 
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 3:j^"3f m. hurler, archer; employer, executor; 
 agent (g.); performer (d.); lender on inter- 
 est; speaker, reciter, author, poet. 
 
 3|%f^ m. hurling, throwing, position or ad- 
 dition (of a word); employment, use, 
 practice; usual form (g.); means (only 
 instr. plur. by means of); commencement, 
 beginning, enterprise, execution; device, 
 plan, contrivance; offering, bestowing; 
 lending at interest or the invested capital; 
 recitation, delivery, performance, repre- 
 sentation. 
 
 IT^TTf^"^ a. clever in practice.* 
 
 TT^lf'I't^ a* being employed, usual. 
 
 TT^T^cR, f. ®f^c(J7 causing, effecting, essential ; 
 m, author (abstr. ©cfT f., ^ n.), composer, 
 lender, creditor. 
 
 TT^T^if n. cause, reason, motive, aim, pur- 
 pose, use of (instr.). — f^ (or ^^TT*) 
 TJ^T^«t what is the use of, enough of 
 
 (instr.); %criT^T^%iT,*W-°^T^, (also 
 
 *abl., *gen. & *loc.) the same. 
 TRTTSiy a. to be shot off, to be used, employed, 
 
 recited, performed. 
 TRTTfT m. remover. 
 ITT^'^XSJ n. protecting 
 T(%W m. N. of a Raksasa. 
 M^<o a- grown up, grown with (—*>); strong, 
 
 old; born or sprung from ( — o). 
 TT^f% f. growth, increase. 
 1?^^ J^n-j TPt^^ n. abundance, superfluity. 
 ^T^'T (f. t;) & n. inciting, seducing. 
 Tn^nilwl n. ascending. 
 HXTf m., °XJr "• growing or shooting forth 
 
 (lit. & fig.); sprout, shoot, twig. 
 ITTTff'll a. shooting up from (—<>). 
 T|^XI»f n. prattling, talking. 
 irafxTrT n. talk, chaff; lament, wail. 
 T^m a. hanging down, pendulous; m. N. of 
 
 a Daitya etc. 
 TT^*s|cJiui a. whose hair hangs down. 
 IT^ff^wl^ a. = T{ms( a. 
 H^^ m. gain, acquisition, also = seq. 
 TT^^if n. taking in, deceiving. 
 1^^ m. dissolution, destruction, esp. of the 
 
 universe; o^if m. & ®^^»f m. the cloud 
 and the fire causing the end of the world. 
 
 H<j i »j ' w y n. layer, bed. 
 
 Tf^cl m. part cut off, chip, fragment. 
 
 IT^r^if n. cutting off, mowing. 
 
 Tf^^fTtf m. talk, prattle, chattering, unintelli- 
 gible or delirious speech; lament (also n ). 
 
 Tr5niT^«Tf^ & ofXT't^ poss. to prec. 
 
 H^iT a. vanished, gone, dead; dissolved i.e. 
 tired, wearied. 
 
 3?%T*T rr^v seduction. 
 
 ir^T^cf) m. seducer (N, of a jackal). 
 
 ir%TH«| a. (f. 1^) & n. seducing, alluring. 
 
 1T%T')^ a. to be desired, attractive. 
 
 Tm a. hovering, soaring. 
 
 "Jf^'3f^ a. to be announced or taught. 
 
 T\^fS m. speaker, announcer, expounder, 
 teacher. 
 
 TT^^if m. = TT^'^; n. speaking, announcing, 
 recitation, exposition, sacred writings, 
 esp. the Brahmanas. 
 
 ir^^«nTZ a. skilled in speaking, eloquent. 
 
 TT^^'St^ a. to be recited. 
 
 s. slope, steep descent, precipice, gulf, 
 depth; a. declined, bent, sloping towards 
 ( — ®)> prone, inclined or attached to (loc, 
 dat., gen., infin., or — <>). 
 
 H^c\^ f. slope of a mountain, sloping path, 
 easy or rapid course; instr. sgl. & pi. 
 downwards or rapidly. 
 
 Il^t^«fT a. poss. to prec. 
 
 Xr^:^ a. sounding forth (drum); m. proclaimer, 
 herald. 
 
 J<|c|(J'«| n. announcement. 
 
 TC^nf a. directed forwards or towards. 
 
 lIT^XITJr n. shaving (of the beard). 
 
 21T^^^ n- sowing. 
 
 Kc(^f^ a. advanced in age; robust, vigorous; 
 aged, old. 
 
 m^T ^- cover, upper garment. 
 
 2ir^'!(; m. call, either a summons of a Brah- 
 man to priestly functions or an invocation 
 of Agni; a line of ancestors (so named 
 in such an invocation) or a member of it. 
 STT^"^ a. chief, principal, best of (gen. or — <>), 
 
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 flffrf 
 
 the eldest son ; higher, better, greater than 
 (abl.); distinguished by (—<*)• 
 
 Xr^<^^«t m. a person of quality. 
 
 Tf^'^ m. a cert, sacrificial vessel. 
 
 H"^^ n). a cert, ceremony introductory to 
 the Soma sacrifice. 
 
 If^Tf cR a. proceeding (— *); setting in motion 
 or activity, causing, effecting, promoting, 
 furthering; m. promoter, prompter, insti- 
 gator. 
 
 Tl^fTT n« moving forwards or onwards, com- 
 ing forth from (abl.), arising, appearing, 
 happening; acting, dealing with (instr. or 
 loc.) ; causing, producing, fetching, apply- 
 ing, introducing. 
 
 Tr^(f«f^^ a. to be applied or begun. 
 
 Tr^frfrT^ n. impers. (it is) to be proceeded. 
 
 Tr^fH*t. ^- coming or streaming forth, moving 
 on, flowing, active, busy; causing, effect- 
 ing, applying, introducing. 
 
 TT^niloU, f. of\}cRX augmenting, increasing( — «). 
 
 U^\i«T a. the same. 
 
 ^H'^^ m., ouj n. rain. 
 
 TT^^^ "• setting out, leaving (pi. w. abl.). 
 
 Tf^^«T n« setting out, departing, dying. 
 
 ITW^ a. carrying (—<>); m. a cert. wind. 
 
 TT^^W "• letting go, marrying (a girl); any 
 vehicle, carriage, ship (also f. |^, adj. — o 
 
 "R^WW^^^^ rn- draught- ox.* 
 
 TTqf^IJI'^lp m. shipwreck. 
 
 "jf^^Tjf^X^cfJ m. coachman, driver.* 
 
 If^lftjcfi nj. the same.* 
 
 TT^T^iT n. proclamation, praise. 
 
 TJ^T'^qET a. to be proclaimed, praiseworthy. 
 
 IT^Tft (a. windy*); n. a draught of air or 
 
 an airy place. 
 H^Trf^T^f n. an airy couch. 
 IT^TfT^ or o^T a. grown m an airy place. 
 TT"^!^ m. speaking out, expressing, naming, 
 
 nientioning, saying, talk, rumour; pi. ill 
 
 report, slander, calumny. 
 IR'Tf^*^ a. speaking out, telling. 
 H^T'pT't^ a. sowing upon (— o). 
 Tf^TT "^- cover, cloth. 
 V(c( I <IJJ I), satisfying, gratifying. 
 
 IT^T^ a. to be satisfied. 
 
 ir^T^ m. n. shoot, sprout, coral. 
 
 Vmi^ m. the being abroad or on a journey; 
 ace. w. im^ go abroad. 
 
 1T^TO«T n. sending abroad, banishment. 
 
 "JT^Tf%«l^ a. being abroad or on a journey. 
 
 'R^T'^ a. to be sent abroad or banished. 
 
 Ifq'T^m. stream, current, course, continuance, 
 series. 
 
 ilcjl^m a. & n. carrying off, driving forth. 
 
 IT^Tff^i; a. carrying, drawing, flowing; m, 
 beast for draught. 
 
 itf^rR' a. shaken, trembling. 
 
 irf^'^ITrr a. universally known, renowned 
 as (nom.). 
 
 irf%ff cT a. extended, wide; performed, ac- 
 complished; numerous, various. 
 
 irf^5[ f. knowledge, wisdom. 
 
 irf^^ a. hurled, cast away, scattered, dis- 
 persed, spilt; omitted given up. 
 
 irf^^^ a. knowing, wise. 
 
 "jff^^^ a. distributed, divided, separate. 
 
 irf%*TT^ rn* division, part, portion. 
 
 irf^T^ a. rare, isolated, very few. 
 
 irf^f^'^f a. separated, detached, single or 
 simple, solitary. 
 
 irf^f^li^^^ a. enjoying the simple (ph.). 
 
 Iff^lJ a. entered (act. & pass), come into or 
 being in, turned towards, intent upon (ace, 
 loc, or — o). 
 
 MR^ch »• (only instr.) entrance (d.). 
 
 Mcfluj a. clever, versed in, familiar with (loc 
 or — 0)5 abstr. ojfj f. 
 
 "jt^"?!^ m. great hero, chief among (gen. or 
 
 iraTT a. having turned forward, advanced, 
 set out, come forth, arisen, appeared, 
 happened; being, existing ; (having) begun, 
 going to, intending (infin., dat., loc, or 
 — o) ; occupied with, devoted to, engaged 
 in (loc. or — <>); acting, proceeding; inter- 
 ested, done on purpose (cR^iQ. 
 TT^tCRTTW "• N. of a cert, ceremony (r.).* 
 "JT^f^ff f. coming forth, rising, appearance, 
 origin; progress, advance, activity, en- 
 deavour, application or devotion to, occu- 
 
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 pation or dealing with (loc. or — o) ; acting, 
 proceeding; use, employment; continuance, 
 validity of a rule (g.); fate, destiny; 
 news, tidings. 
 
 i;jgfTl^^«T a. expressing activity. 
 
 IfH^ a. grown up, adult, developed, mature; 
 strong, great, large, high, mighty, old. 
 
 If^f^f. growth, increase, prosperity, welfare. 
 
 llf*^^^ n. making known, announcing. 
 
 lT%f^«l^ a. knowing well ( — <>). 
 
 T^TJl m., o«f n. trembling, shaking. 
 
 II%fq«^ a. trembling. 
 
 tr%5[ m. entering, ingress, penetration; en- 
 trance (d.). 
 
 IT'^'^JoR (adj. — o) = prec.; a kind of inter- 
 lude (d.). 
 
 3?^1I«T n. entering, going into (loc, gen., or 
 — o), sexual intercourse. 
 
 U^fgj*!;^ a. entering ( — o). 
 
 imm a to be entered or introduced. 
 
 I|^"ff^ a. = prec. ; n. impers. 
 
 Ifi^^ m. who enters into ( — o). 
 
 IT^TS (°^) m. who carries off (gen. or — o). 
 
 TfWf^cT a. gone abroad ; m. religious mendi- 
 cant, ascetic. 
 
 H5»T8|T f. going abroad, emigration (also 
 og?^ n.); retirement into solitude, the order 
 of a religious mendicant or ascetic. 
 
 TT9r^ m. a cut. 
 
 IT^^f^ m. religious mendicant. 
 
 TTsTT^ m. the bed of a river. 
 
 IT^^foR m. religious mendicant; f. of^f^J 
 
 female ascetic. 
 T?WTWT n. expulsion, banishment. 
 l?WTf^f«l^ a. running after (— o) ; m. = "jf^rj- 
 
 WcR m. 
 
 "R^'Tn., o^Tf. commendation, praise, eulogy. 
 IT^ftR; a. commending, praising (—<>). 
 ir3i%TT7^7 f. a kind of comparison (rh.). 
 H^^ a. to be praised, better than (abl.). 
 ini^ m. calmness, tranquillity (esp. of the 
 
 mind), ceasing, disappearance, extinction 
 
 (of fire). 
 Tn|"T*f a. & n. tranquillizing, suppressing, 
 
 healing, securing 
 
 finr^ a. valiant, bold. 
 
 inj^ f- axe, hatchet, knife. 
 
 TI'3^ a. praised, extolled, commended or com- 
 mendable, good, better, best, auspicious, 
 lucky; abstr. 0(cff n. 
 
 "W^WW^'Tn. pi. commendatory words, praises. 
 
 li"5ff% f. praise, eulogy, panegyric; direction, 
 guidance. 
 
 inXf^Jd^ a. giving praise, praising. 
 
 ITU|<$| a. praiseworthy, commendable, ex- 
 cellent; abstr. OrfTt ^• 
 
 TC^^T f- branch, limb (of the body). 
 
 inXTf^^cRT f. a small branch or bough. 
 
 lT^T«fr a. tranquillized, quiet, calm, indifferent ; 
 extinguished, removed, ceased, disappeared, 
 gone, died. 
 
 inrT«?!cTT f- tranquillity of mind. 
 
 Tr5[Tf'ff f- becoming tranquil or calm, quiet, 
 rest, ceasing, vanishing, extinction, de- 
 struction, also = prec. 
 
 in|'T'^"'T n. direction, guidance, government, 
 dominion. 
 
 H^Tf%cT tn. governor, ruler. 
 
 THTT^ m. director (a class of priests). 
 
 Trf%[fiT^ a. very loose. 
 
 ■Jff^fS & ITfl[^ f. direction, command. 
 
 ITT^ m. question, demand, inquiry, contro- 
 versy; task, lesson. 
 
 2Tr?r in- basket-work, a plaited basket. 
 
 ir?r«R^T f- a tale ending with a question. 
 
 U'^'g^cR a. beginning with a question. 
 
 IT'^'^ , o^fTf inquire after (2 ace). 
 
 IT'^T'^T'T "• du. question and answer. 
 
 Trf^n, ™- inquirer. 
 
 ir%TTl'^ n. question and answer. 
 
 ir^TTTTTTWr f. garland of questions and 
 answers, T. of a work. 
 
 T^H m., oTJJ'n. respectful demeanour, civility, 
 modesty. 
 
 ■R^'^^fTT^ & of^Ji^ poss. to prec. ra. 
 
 TTf^nr a. modest, humble, n. adv.; secret, 
 mysterious. 
 
 irf^ a. twisted (a kind of Sarhdhi). 
 
 V^^ m. twisting together, close contact, 
 euphonic coalition of vowels. 
 
 "TO^T a. to be asked or inquired into. 
 
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 iif%f7r 
 
 Iffg m. side-horse; bystander, companion. 
 
 im m. inquirer. 
 
 TC^ a. standing in front, preceding, best of 
 ( — o) ; ra. foreman, leader. 
 
 Tf^W ^- attached or devoted to, turned upon, 
 connected or endowed with (loc. or — o); 
 absol. clinging to objects, worldly, en- 
 amoured; following, resulting; lasting, 
 constant. <> — & n. adv. 
 
 H^ff^ f. adherence, attachment, devotion, 
 inclination ; bearing upon, applicability. 
 
 17^^ m. = prec. + union, connection, business 
 with (adj. — o connected with); occurrence 
 of a possibility, case, event, occasion, 
 opportunity. Instr., abl., & loc. occasion- 
 ally, incidentally; on the occasion, on 
 account, or in the course of ( — <>). 
 ■N inSf^^nT a. occasional, incidental. 
 / TRrf^«[^ a. attached or devoted to, dependent 
 on ( — o) ; belonging to something else, 
 secondary, unessential, also = prec. 
 
 ITOtT a. satisfied, pleased with ( — <>). 
 
 Tf^'pfl f- grace, favour. 
 
 "JT^W a. clear, bright, pure; distinct, plain, 
 just; propitiated, pleased, delighted, con- 
 tent; gracious or kind to (loc, gen., or 
 ace. w. irf?T). — Abstr, OffJ f., ^W "• 
 
 Tf^^^^ a. containing clear water. 
 
 TT^STcf^ a- thinking just. 
 
 T?^Win^ a. almost plain or just. 
 
 Tf^f^TT^ a. having a tranquil face. 
 
 Tj^f^'^^ a. clear-juiced. 
 
 H^EranWC a- ^^ gracious or tranquil mind. 
 " TPETH (° — ) & IT^^I. adv. forcibly, violently. 
 TrB[*?^'T«T n- violent subduing. 
 T\^Ti na. coming forth, rising, appearing, 
 
 spreading, free course, bold behaviour; 
 
 flood, stream, multitude. 
 lif^'^IJf n. running away, escape. 
 Tf^^tf or Til^ m. rushing forth, discharge, 
 
 emission. 
 "Bf^^f^ adv. to the right. 
 IITO^ m. pressing out the Soma. 
 2lT^r^ m. urging, setting or getting in motion, 
 
 impulse, animation ; furtherance, assistance; 
 activity, pursuit; impeller, vivifier. 
 Sl^tfci m. procreation, generation, conception, 
 bringing forth, childbirth; birthplace; 
 offspring, blossom, flower. 
 Tf^ETqff n. bringing forth ; fecundity. 
 Trttqq<^«1l f. the pangs of childbirth, throes. 
 lirof^fT m. impeller, promoter. 
 2Traf^lS m. procreator, father. 
 U^rf^'C^ a. bringing forth, producing. 
 IT^^^ m. = iTT^rft^. 
 IT^^ a. directed to the left ; n. adv. 
 "W^f (°^Tf) a. overpowering. 
 Tf^^ a. & m. bearing, resisting ( — <>). 
 lIT^rfl S^'^' forcibly, by force. 
 ^TT^'^ a. to be resisted or overpowered. 
 H^^«^ a. overpowering. 
 
 TRIT^ !"• clearness, brightness, serenity, 
 calmness, tranquillity, kindness, grace, 
 favour, aid, assistance, gratuity, present. 
 K^^cR a. clearing, soothing, propitiating, 
 
 gladdening, comforting. 
 TT^T^f a. (f. ^) & n. the same. 
 IT^T^ftfcf^ a. to be propitiated. 
 IWT^f^Tf a. rich in favour; m. favourite. 
 TT^T^^^^ a. inclined to do grace. 
 TTOT'fe't. a. clear, bright; brightening ( — <>). 
 TTOT^ w.cfi favour or present a person (gen.) 
 
 with (ace). 
 TTOT^ a. = TTBT^f^Tr^. 
 TTOTV^, f' °f^T dressing, adorning ; man- 
 or maid-servant. 
 K^T^^Ta. accomplishing; n. bringing about, 
 arranging, ornament, dress, oeR^f* f. the 
 art of dressing or decorating. — f.f^ comb. 
 TlWiT «!• stretching, spreading, rising. 
 -TOT-^TIf n. stretching, spreading, exhibiting, 
 
 showing, increasing, augmenting. 
 ■R^fX^ a- coming forth, flowing from (~o); 
 
 stretching, extending to (—*>). 
 iTTftfff a. devoted to, intent upon, anxious 
 
 about (loc. or *instr.). 
 2TrftrfT a. flying along. 
 
 lif^rf?f f. track, path, course, stretch, reach, 
 dominion, continuation, duration. 
 
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 "rif^^ a. accomplished, brought in order, 
 
 arranged, settled; famous, celebrated; 
 
 abstr. OffTt f-, **^t "• 
 irf%f^ f. success, accomplishment, perfection; 
 
 celebrity, notoriety. 
 TT^cT a. flowing forth (from the press) ; f. 
 
 continued pressing of Soma. 
 3tWcf a. (having) pressed out continually; 
 
 n. = prec. f. 
 Tf^fT{ f. = prec. n. 
 IfWl^ a. sleeping, asleep. 
 ^^TT ^' fiillen asleep, sleeping, senseless, at 
 
 rest. 
 If^ n. bearing, bringing forth ( — «), fruitful. 
 
 f. mother; shoot, young grass or herb. 
 t\W<\ a. born, brought forth (f. "^J also act.), 
 
 produced, sprung from (abl., gen., or — ©), 
 
 in (loc); sent forth, impelled, bidden, 
 
 allowed. 
 iJ^fTf f. bringing forth, bearing, birth, pro- 
 
 duction, coming forth, growth; f. father 
 
 or mother, child, offspring, grown fruit; 
 
 urging, impelling, bidding, permission. 
 TWR!oRT f. having brought forth recently. 
 "R^ftf^cfi^ a. having no progeny. 
 IfW«T n. bud, blossom, fruit. 
 TW^T^TT^ f. garland of flowers. 
 TT^^TifT^ & IT^^ (f. TT^^Tt) furnished with 
 
 ^ <^ Cv 
 
 flowers. 
 TT^TfT a. streamed or broken forth, spread, 
 
 extensive, mighty, strong, widely spread, 
 
 common, usual ; run away, fled. — m. the 
 
 stretched out and hollowed hand (also as 
 
 a measure. 
 lT^f?T f. streaming, flowing, also = prec. m. 
 TT%cR m. flowing forth, discharge; the bowl 
 
 of a spoon or ladle. 
 lT^«f & »f%fc^ m. names of sev. princes. 
 it^rSKT a. stiff, rigid. 
 TT^X ^' stramentum, layer, straw; bunch 
 
 of grass (r.); surface, plain ; stone, rock. 
 ira^ m. praise, eulogy. 
 "JT^TT ^^' spreading, extension, high degree; 
 
 straw, cushion, bed, layer, plain, surface. 
 ^^TT;i?f^ f. N. of a metre. 
 
 IffdlPl'l, ^* spreading, stretching over ( — o). 
 
 IT^TW ™« mentioning, subject or opportunity 
 of conversation, opportunity i.g., occasion 
 of ( — o) ; introduction (r.) ; prologue (d.). — 
 Instr. occasionally, by the bye. 
 
 "Jf"^T"^«fT f. announcing, proclaiming; intro- 
 duction, prologue (cf. prec). 
 
 IT^^T^ a. spread, extended, flat. 
 
 it'^rT a. praised, mentioned, in question, 
 commenced, begun ; n. beginning, purpose. 
 
 it^fTf f. praise. 
 
 in^TfT ra- a class of priests. 
 
 TT^ m. n. table-land on a mountain, surface, 
 plain; a cert, weight & measure. 
 
 ITWT'T n. going forth, setting out, departure. 
 
 tTr^T^«|^ a. hastening on, rapid. 
 
 iln^cT a. standing ready (to sacrifice), rising; 
 prominent, appointed (to an office); started, 
 set out, having left for (ace. ±Trf?I, dat., 
 or loc). 
 
 IT^^ m. what flows forth, esp. milk or urine, 
 
 pi. tears. 
 Uf^Tt[ a. very slippery, soft, or delicate. 
 TTWZ a. manifest, clear. 
 ir<^«d m., o«T n. flowing forth. 
 ^^f^*^ ^dj' to prec. 
 W^^ m. the flowing forth, esp. of the milk 
 
 from the udder, also the milk itself; gush, 
 
 flood, stream. 
 ^^"^^ n. flowing fort, efflux ; spring(also m.). 
 Xr^T^^ a. pleasant, charming. 
 lT%i^ m. sweat, perspiration. 
 "JT^ft i' stroke, throw. 
 m^T. «!• a watch i.e. a period of about 3 hours 
 
 (lit. a stroke, scil. on a gong). 
 V|^\tjf n. striking, beating, fighting, war, 
 
 battle, weapon. 
 IT^n^ a. to be struck or assailed; n. impers. 
 IT^fl m. sender, striker, assailant, champion. 
 IT^'Cf m. great joy, delight, rapture. 
 TTl"^^ a. making stiff (the hairs of the body) 
 
 i.e. exciting, gladdening; n. erection (of 
 
 the hairs); delighting or delight. 
 "'^Wf^'C ^' gladdening (cf. prec). 
 
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 TTTf^^ 
 
 1T^"R*! o. laughing, mocking; n. a kind of 
 
 comedy or farce. 
 IJT^^ m. the outstretched hand. 
 2TT^^ a. long- handed ; m. N. of a Raksas etc. 
 If^T f' start, advantage. 
 ITfTW n-5 ^fisr f- t^easing, vanishing. 
 Tf^i; m. stroke, blow, shot. 
 TT^Tfr^ a* striking, fighting; m. warrior, 
 
 hero. 
 TTfRT m- laughter, sarcasm ; p. of^,^^. 
 irf^ m. a well. 
 IT^TIJ'a.left alone, deprived of, wanting (— <>); 
 
 vanished, gone. 
 IT^Tf m. a kind of sacrifice. 
 it^f^ f- oblation, sacrifice. 
 M^^ a. rigid, erect; delighted, joyful, glad. 
 ■JI^H^*!^ a. rejoiced in mind. 
 Trif?f m- weapon, spear. 
 Iff fl m. impeller. 
 If^T"^ ra., ®f^«|;^ a. offering. 
 IT^T^ m. N. of the chief of the Asuras. 
 TT^T^m. refreshment, comfort, joy, happiness; | 
 
 N. of a Daitya, also = prec, pi. N. of a ! 
 
 people. j 
 
 "Jr^T^«T »• (f-^) & n. refreshing, gladdening. 
 IT^Tf^'i; a. = prec. adj. 
 "H"^ a. bent forwards, stooping; humble. 
 
 iiTT, pp. infi= 1^; 2Trr = 2ir (-*>). 
 
 TTT^ a. tall, high. 
 
 KT^RT"^ Kn. encircling wall, rampart. 
 Tn«RTT'^'^ "^- ^ piece or the ruins of a wall.* 
 1TT«RTT^ a. standing on a wall. 
 TTTcBfl, f- "^ & f^ natural, normal, usual, 
 
 common, vulgar, vernacular; n. the vulgar 
 
 language, the Prakrit. 
 iri**d^Tf^r«t a. speaking the vulgar language. 
 TTT^^T^ n* the falling of a shadow towards 
 
 the east. 
 3TTW*T, f. t^ former, previous, ancient. 
 H I Hi ^ & ihWTfl^ adv. from the front or 
 
 from the east. 
 1?TW^ a. having the points turned towards 
 
 the east (blades of grass). 
 ITTcFTT^rf a. mentioned before. 
 ITT^IJ^ adv. eastward. 
 
 milV a. having the point directed to the 
 
 front or to the east. 
 TnT^TTT m. the former affection. 
 Ml«l^^ f., °^^ n. confidence, boldness. 
 'Jni^^rr f- the former condition. 
 Tn^rTT a. north-eastern; o^ljf & o";^?!^ 
 
 north-east of (abl. or gen.), f. -^T the 
 
 north-east. 
 
 irr^J^^ a. north-eastern; f. o^^ = prec. f. 
 ITT^^ f. having been married before. 
 TTTT^T'T^^ a. moving forwards. 
 TTTT^^ a. having the neck turned eastward. 
 ITTT^'iT'!;. n. a former birth. 
 ITT^WIff n., o^Tf^ f- the same. 
 Tn"J^f^Tir a- south-eastern ; oTSfT adv. 
 ITT^^TT! ^' slope, inclination (lit. & fig.), 
 mass, heap. 
 
 HI 44 n. the extreme point; o^'J^^ a. first of 
 
 all, best of (gen.). 
 UT^^f^^ adv. as before. 
 irr^, ®^cR, & °^fT!r«fi m guest. 
 TTT^^ & °oR m. the same. 
 Tn^"nf«R m.=prec. ; n. hospitable reception. 
 
 Tf1^T!l or oif n. fore-court, court-yard. 
 "BTT^^, f- 1^ facing the east; inclined towards 
 
 ( — o) ; abstr. o^ n. 
 I4M(I^ n. violence, passion. 
 Hl-^l^f a. turned forward or eastward ; former, 
 
 prior, ancient, old; n. adv. forwards, in 
 
 front or to the east of, before (abl.). 
 TTT^TT^fir "• & °f?N;^ a. wearing the sacred 
 
 cord over the right shoulder. 
 in^H "• multitude, plenty. 
 in%fT^ m. patron, from TT^rf^. 
 3rrW^ (instr. adv.) forwards. 
 TfX^ or irr^ a. being in front, eastern, 
 
 former, ancient; m. pi. the ancients or 
 
 the inhabitants of the east. 
 TfT^ m. (nora. TfTtQ inquirer. 
 IfT^r«R ni. driver. 
 irT^Tl?(?r a. coming from or belonging to 
 
 Prajapati; m. (± ft^T^) a cert, form of 
 
 marriage; n. procreative power. 
 Tnfw«B m. falcon. 
 
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 in"^ a. intellectual; intelligent, wise, clever 
 
 (abstr. o^sft n.). m. a wise man. 
 TTT^TTf^ & TTT^Tf'T^ a. thinking one's 
 
 self wise. 
 T[\^ a. abundant, mucb, great, important. 
 Trr5!TeRT?T a. having plenty of enjoyments. 
 ITT^^'fe a. giving plenty of rain. 
 lhl[ , f- "rtr^ turned forwards, being in 
 front, facing; turned eastwards, easterly; 
 previous, former; m. pi. the eastern (people 
 or grammarians). Ace. w. "^ bring, offer, 
 promote, further; w. ofi^^^ turn one's 
 front towards, n. itlcfi ("RT^) in front, 
 before (w. abl. of pi. & t); eastward, in 
 the east of (abl.); formerly, previously, 
 first, at lirst, from now. Instr. TfT'^T for- 
 wards; abl. "JTp^^ from the front, f. 
 ^^ (^ f^^) tbe east. 
 
 TTT^^ a. straight, plain; abstr. OfIT f- 
 
 IJT^f^ (f. of^ or o^) making hollow hands 
 (cf. ^^f^). 
 
 ITTf^T'SR m. jud^ge. 
 
 UTljr ni. breath, esp. vital breath, vitality; 
 wind, esp. one of the winds in the human 
 body; pi. life, the vital organs or organs 
 of sensation. 
 
 TfTTjTolilFT^ n. a vital function. 
 
 ^lUl^h^ n. danger of life. 
 
 ITT'JrnSn'^ ni. abandonment of life. 
 
 3TT^"^TO "• saving a life. 
 
 IIIW^ ^- breathing. 
 
 irrW^ & o^Tff a. giving or saving life. 
 
 TCnSpirTTW "■ support or prolongation of life. 
 
 lt"rTIf?f a. & n. vivifying; n. also breathing. 
 
 3nWfT^ m- lord of life, i.e. husband, lover. 
 
 inWnnT m. death (end of life). 
 
 TrrWTT'^ m. death (loss of life). 
 
 TTTWf^^Tl' 03. checking the breath. 
 
 inxUXr^ a. saving or having saved a person's 
 
 life. 
 inWf^^ a. dear as life; m. husband, lover. 
 inW^cl^ a. supporting life, alive; m. living 
 
 creature, man. 
 inxil^«rf a. vigorous, strong. 
 IflTint^ a. consisting of breath, breathing. 
 
 ITTW^T^T f- support of life, subsistence. 
 in''!!^Tf^^'T"r^ a. having only what is 
 
 necessary for the support of life. 
 TTTW^ a, endowed with life, living. 
 ■RTW^TH m- saving of life. 
 inWt^''^ a. wishing to save a life. 
 HfTJf^TH ra. preservation of life. 
 -jfTlir^nT a. having breath, living, vigorous, 
 
 strong. 
 TTTW^f^ f. vital function, activity. 
 3?W^^ m. loss of life. 
 -jjfTfj-^Tf a. dear as (lit. equal to) life. 
 ITTO^TT a. full of life, vigorous. 
 ITTXirfT' «»^TT^, & °ITfT1 a- robbing life, 
 
 destructive. 
 1TT^W^*T a. robbed of life, lifeless. 
 TTTWrW^ m. danger of life. 
 JTT^Tf^cR & ®fxr^ a. dearer than life. 
 ITTWT'T'T a. following the life of, i.e. following 
 
 in death ( — o). 
 lIfTWT«TT m- end of life, death. 
 2inWTnT a. causing the end of life ; w. '^TJ^ 
 
 m. punishment of death. 
 I?TWTf^«R a. = prec. a. + lifelong; n. peril 
 
 of life. 
 inWm'R ni. du. inspiration and expiration. 
 ITTWl^T^ m. injury or danger of life. 
 innri'^T'T m. restraining of breath. 
 "RT^Tf^l!, a. greedy for life. 
 
 TTTftT'C^ n. abstr. to seq. 
 
 Xrrftf*!^ a. having breath or life; m. living 
 
 creature, man or animal. 
 KXfxO"^"^ m. killing a living creature. 
 irr^"?! in- lord of life, i.e. husband, lover; 
 
 f. ^T wife, mistress. 
 UTW^T n^-j t^ f- the same. 
 UTcTtcRT^ & ^'^^ n- morning ceremony. 
 ITTftT adv. early, in the morning, ta-morrow. 
 3IT?TTf*I^T«^ ni- morning salutation. 
 TrrrfT^*T n* morning-meal, breakfast. 
 ITTcTT^ m. early morning. 
 "HTcf^T"^ m. morning-meal, breakfast; of^Jcf 
 
 a. who has breakfasted. 
 irTrfTT^fit f« morning oblation. 
 "JTTrf^t^ m. early sacrifice. 
 
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 UTff^W ^- yoked early in the morning. 
 TTTfT^*^ J^* the moon in the morning, o^^rf^ 
 
 a. having the colour of it i.e. pale. 
 ITTc!^*T a. matutinal; n. morning. 
 TTTrf^ a. = prec. a. 
 ITTfl^^WT f- morning twilight, dawn. 
 ITTfTI^R" tn. , *>^r^«r n. the morning libation 
 
 of Soma. 
 TTrf^fcfif^efi a- opposed to, adverse, inimical, 
 
 abstr. OfTT f. & ^^^ n. 
 TrrfffRf^cR a. explicit; n. the crude form or 
 
 base of a noun, abstr. o^^ n. 
 infif^T^ ». surety (j.). 
 Tn"f?I%T'?T n. inverted order; instr. adv. 
 3rrf^%'R|^ & °fT^^ m. neighbour. 
 infcT^^ a. neighbouring; m. a neighbour 
 
 living opposite, neighbour i.g. 
 TrTf?Jl|'T^ n- a cert, class of works. 
 inf7(^(«if a. being in the echo. 
 TTTc^rf^cR a. perceptible by the senses. 
 irr^TeRf^^ a. being the first in rank or 
 
 importance. 
 TrT^ftToR a. primary, first. 
 TTT^RT "• priority. 
 ITT^f^M n. circumambulation from the left 
 
 to the right. 
 TTT^^^T^ m, the becoming visible, rising, 
 
 appearance. 
 TTT^^i <^UJ n. the making visible, production. 
 in^^ adv. forth to view, into sight. With i 
 
 ■^^ & ^ become visible, appear, rise; 
 
 w. iR make visible, reveal, show, 
 'flf^"^ & °ft«R a. vespertine. 
 ITT^Tf^oR a. predominant, chief. 
 TCT^T*^ H' predominance, prevalence; © — , 
 
 instr., abl., & °rl^ adv. chiefly, princi- 
 pally. 
 ITT^rT a. learned in the Veda. 
 TH^ m- start ; o"i^ ^ place at the head of 
 
 (gen.). 
 "j:j"f"%cri^ adv. far away (vv. eR lay aside); kindly, 
 
 " humbly. 
 TJT^it m. the bed of a river. 
 TfTnT m. n. edge, margin, border, point, end. 
 jfXnlT "• a long and solitary path. 
 'RT«rT^f?f s. horizon. 
 
 RT^«R a. leading towards ( — o), getting, pro- 
 curing. 
 
 HTxnil, f. ^ leading towards ( — o); n. reach- 
 ing, attaining, coming, entering, getting 
 at (loc), gain, acquisition. 
 
 HIM*m1^ a. to be attained or brought to 
 (ace.) ; abstr. o^ n. 
 
 Tnf^<T^ a. reaching, getting at. 
 
 TTTH a. (having) reached or obtained; come, 
 arrived at ( — o); existing, being, often 
 o — whose — is come, who has got — , 
 provided with ; following from a rule, 
 valid, correct (g.). 
 
 IITTH^T^ "^' ^'^^ arrived time, i.e. the right 
 or favourable moment. 
 
 2T3n"HcRT^ a. whose time is come, seasonable, 
 suitable, fit, proper, f. "^ marriageable. 
 
 "RT^^^^f a. having recovered life, saved 
 from death. 
 
 "JTTH^HT^ a. mighty (lit. having attained 
 might). 
 
 HT'H^T^'T a. having attained adolescence, 
 f. "?5fT marriageable. 
 
 Til H'^'M a. fit, proper; learned, wise. 
 
 irr'Hf^oR^^ n. alternativeness (g.). 
 
 TTT'H^ a. to be met with or attained. 
 
 ITT'HT'^T'nir a. having committed a fault. 
 
 liPf^T^ m. the attained object. 
 
 ^TTT'^T^ a. having made money. 
 
 TTT'HT^^T ^- seasonable, suitable, proper. 
 
 itlfH f- reaching, attaining (cone, also as a 
 superhuman faculty), arriving at, coming, 
 entering, pervading; finding, meeting 
 with; acquisition, rescue from (abl.), gain, 
 profit, fortune; resulting from a rule, 
 validity, correctness (g.). 
 
 *irrHT^«R a. having got water. 
 
 KTUJ a. = irrH^+ fit, proper. 
 
 inr^^ n. might, force. 
 
 XIT^^W n. superiority, power. 
 
 lTT*IT«fiX. ^' a follower of Prabhakara; n. 
 his work (ph.). 
 
 TTTHcT & ocfi n. present, offering. 
 
 ITT'TTW n. the being an authority or a proof, 
 Off^ adv. 
 
 IfT'^ m. going forth, esp. to fight, onset; de- 
 
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 parture, esp. from life, seeking death by 
 fasting (ace. w. "^T^, ''^tlT^, "^WT, 
 a; etc. devote one's self to death); what 
 is prominent, most or principal part. Adj. 
 — o mostly consisting of, abounding in ; 
 resembling, like; nearly, as it were. 
 
 ih^IW ^- g°i"g? "• entrance, beginning, 
 course of or departure from life; ace. w. oR 
 = prec. w. "^"nHl ^^^' 
 
 ITRTfJr n. purity (r.). 
 
 TTT'^nr^ ^^^' "mostly, generally, likely. 
 
 IIT^rf^TT n-5 °Vt{ f- expiation, atonement, 
 amends. 
 
 in^f^'Trf^ , °^i% be obliged to do penance. 
 
 i<l^ni'dl«<rlT f- abstr. to prec. 
 
 ITT^re; adv. = T?T^nr^- 
 
 ITR?^ n. a very long life. 
 
 Tn^TJT (instr. adv.) = irT^^^. 
 
 in^ryWI & irr^T^^lT'T n. seeking death 
 
 by abstaining from food. 
 IfTT^ ^' (having) begun or undertaken. 
 ITTT^ ^' beginning, undertaking. 
 UTTTl" ^- shoot, sprout. 
 in^ a. ready to set out. 
 Tn^oR a. wooing; m. a suitor. 
 in^«T n-, *'*TT f- desire, wish; requesting, 
 
 begging; petition or suit for (loc. or — o). 
 in^T^ft^ a. to be asked or desired. 
 TTT^f^rf m. wooer, suitor. 
 m^f^rf^ a = TTT^if^. 
 irrf^fl a. wished, desired, wanted, asked, 
 
 requested; n. wish, desire. 
 
 IITf^nT^ a. wishing, desiring, longing for; 
 
 attacking ( — o). 
 m^ a. = 1TT^^\^. 
 TTT^W ™' impeller. 
 irrai^ a. hanging down; s. a kind of pearl 
 
 ornament. 
 
 *in^nc(<*T f. a golden necklace. 
 
 hH«< s- hail, snow, rime, dew. 
 
 ITT^rmf^ m. the Himalaya (snow-mountain). 
 
 ITT^T^ n- covering, cover, cloak, mantle. 
 
 Jf'\'^ll a. distinguished, eminent. 
 
 irr^TT & °^ m. upper garment, mantle. 
 
 TTTft^ n3. protector, guardian. 
 
 IfTf%^ n- protection, guard. 
 
 T(T^ a. heedful, zealous. 
 
 TTT"^^ n. cleverness, skill in (loc. or. — <>). 
 
 IfX^^j^ m. the rainy season. 
 
 HT^'^l^^ ^' rain -cloud. 
 
 itrHcf a. covered or filled with (instr.); put on 
 (clothes) ; n, = TTT^'^W- 
 
 TTT^tr f. the rainy season, the rains. 
 
 Tn^"^ m.=prec. ; adj. belonging to the rainy 
 season, rainy. 
 
 ITRf^, ^^'^W, & °W a. = prec. adj. 
 
 Tnf%tl m. swinging, hanging down. 
 
 inf%flf^, f. ^ relating to the entrance (d;). 
 
 All 44^ f. assertion in a dispute. 
 
 Trm m. eating, food. 
 
 HT'^I^T n- eating, feeding. 
 
 in"3[^(ST n- excellence, perfection, high quality. 
 
 irnri f« ardent desire. 
 
 inf1l|cT a. eaten or drunk; m. a kind of 
 sacrifice. 
 
 HlfujfT^ or °fl^ a. to be eaten, eatable. 
 
 inftXfT m. eater. 
 
 ITlflf^ n- the Brahman's portion of food at 
 a sacrifice; "RT'ftj'^^TW "• the vessel for 
 holding it. 
 
 TfT^ a. very quick, swift. 
 
 3nf?roR a. containing many questions; m. 
 inquirer, umpire. 
 
 TTT-H !«• cast, throw; spear. 
 
 UT^f^efl, f. I^ relating to attachment or con- 
 nection; occasional, accidental. 
 
 ITT^^ a. powerful, victorious; f. force, victory. 
 
 TfT^^ m. power, force. 
 
 TTTOT^ na. lofty seat or platform for specta- 
 tors, tower, upper story, palace, temple. 
 
 "JTTOT^'W m. inner apartment; sleeping- 
 room in a palace. 
 
 flTiiil^M^ & ®^^ n. terrace on the top of 
 a palace. 
 
 "JfT^nf^^, f. i; introductory (d.). 
 ITT^TIF m., t; f. guest. 
 'ffT^'WoR or °f^cR m., ofTrfcRT f. the same. 
 "JTT^ m. morning, forenoon. 
 frr^ a. dear, valued, pleasing to, beloved of, 
 one's own (gen., loc, dat., or — «); loving. 
 
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 "^^Wt^ 
 
 fond of, devoted to (loc, » — , or — «). — 
 m. friend, lover, husband (also flfTErrW), 
 son-in-law; f. ^J mistress, wife, (also 
 flpElrl^T)' "• love, kindness, favour, as 
 adv. agreeably, pleasantly, instr. willingly. 
 
 flT^li^^ a. speaking, kindly; f. ^ a woman's 
 name. 
 
 fXf^ifiT^ a. well-wishing, kind. 
 
 fTRTcRT^T f- benevolence, kindness. 
 
 fjT^cfiTT, *^T^, & °^TfTi: a- <^oing a 
 kindness, obliging. 
 
 ItC^WI & ft-^NiT (f. t & ^ the same. 
 
 tftr^^'^ a. ruling kindly. 
 
 flfZr^ m. f. a medicinal plant and perfume. 
 
 flT^?3ff^ofl ^ K f. desire to do a kindness or to 
 please; adj. of^^^. 
 
 flT'^WT m. the beloved person. 
 
 ffSf^^TcT a. born beloved or desired. 
 
 fir^fTT f., °c«rt n. dearness, affection, love. 
 
 fjJ'^^IJ" & ®«T a. pleasant to look at. 
 
 tll^^f^^T f. N. of a play & its heroine. 
 
 ftnrf^^^ n- glad tidings. 
 
 flJ'?rf'T%^f^"g (°fT^) m. messenger of glad 
 tidings.* 
 
 fir^^rf^^f^^r f., °f^^ *m.=prec. 
 
 tinEf"^itr m. a dear friend. 
 
 fir^^T^XIl" n. friendly speech; a. oflf^. 
 
 fTr"^^^ a. pleasantly formed. 
 
 ft-^T^^if 11. & a. = flT^HT5JTr[ & oft^. 
 
 flT^'^^^ n. & a. = prec. 
 
 tlT^^^«r!efi m. the pleasant spring or (and) 
 dear Vasantaka. 
 
 if^T^^T^ f- kind or pleasant speech. 
 
 SfR'^T^T'^ a. speeking kindly or tenderly. 
 
 flT^Er^T^ m. = prec. 1, Ocfrt^ a. = prec. 2. 
 
 flT^^^T^ m. society of friends. 
 
 tlT'^^^ m., f^ f . a dear friend. 
 
 flT'^f^cf a. pleasant and good. 
 
 fjf^Tfrff^ a. kind to guests, hospitable. 
 
 flT^TflT^ n. sgl., du., & pi. pleasant and un- 
 pleasant things, comfort and discomfort. 
 
 "Th'^H m. N. of a tree. 
 
 flT^T^TTft«i; a. talking kindly. 
 
 fil^lfW f- friendly speech. 
 
 lift, iftirrftr, ir^^U Tft^% (ofTf), pp. iftcr 
 
 (q.v.) A. please gladden, rejoice, propitiate; 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit -English Dictionary. 
 
 also = M. be glad or cheerful , delight in, 
 be content or pleased with, be fond of 
 (gen., instr., loc, or abl.). C. li^TJ[^|f7T = 
 S.A.; D. fthfi"5ff?f wish to please or pro- 
 pitiate. — "^x A. please, satisfy, gladden, 
 propitiate. M. be glad, rejoice, ^f^ (Tft^%) 
 be glad or cheerful, delight in (loc. or 
 
 abl.). - Cf. ^n'ff^cT, Ttfriftfr, ^rrtrT. 
 
 2lf^ ( — o) friendly to, delighting in. 
 "fl^TH*! a. & n. pleasing, gratifying. 
 
 iftxir^^, °^rf7i V. lift. 
 
 T(\ii a. pleased, satisfied with (instr., loc, or 
 — o), glad, cheerful; loved, dear. 
 
 "^ffT^nt. a. pleased in mind. 
 
 lftf?T f- pleasure, satisfaction, or delight in 
 (loc or — o); friendship, love (also personif. 
 as the wife of the god of love). 
 
 'flI'fTfoRT a. causing pleasure. 
 
 "fl^ftfoR^*^ n. labour of love. 
 
 "P^fTf^^ m. disturbance of joy.* 
 
 -q^fTT^T^ n., o^^ rn. gift of love. 
 
 "^fTfXT^IT adv. out of love. 
 
 irfTTTR?^ a. kind from the beginning. 
 
 P^f?fiTnT a. pleased, content; feeling love 
 or friendship for (loc, gen., or ace); fond, 
 kind (words); having Priti (cf. s. v.). 
 
 lft"f7I^^^ n. kind talk, friendly words. 
 
 g, ir^% flow, spring up. — ^f?T jump away. 
 ■^Xf jump down, "^f^f jump near. "^3^ 
 jump up or forth, f^ sputter about. — 
 Cf^f^grT. 
 
 g^ , ^^f?f snort. - IT = S. 
 
 •g\, gT^Tf?r, "ffw% (g^rfTT), pp. gf^rt 
 
 sprinkle, wet, moisten. — "^rfM M. sprinkle 
 anything on one's self. Iff?:; sprinkle about. 
 f^ drip off or down. 
 
 irf^ff"^ a. speckled, dapple, 
 
 gTi^T or -gTB^T f. hoar-frost, ice. 
 
 ^^cfi, f. ^f^cRT looking at, viewing; con- 
 sidering, judging. 
 
 ^TJf n. look, view, sight, spectacle. 
 
 ^^Iljofi a. looking at; m. spectator, beholder; 
 n. spectacle, show. 
 
 "^XJTT^^s. looking at and touching (women). 
 
 ^■^'^^ a. to be seen or viewed, visible, 
 worth seeing, sightly, beautiful ; abstr. OffT f. 
 
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 ^^T f- look, view, sight, show, spectacle; 
 consideration, reflection. 
 
 ^^^nr ^' "•> °^f "• play-house. 
 
 ^^T^«tT a. considerate, wise. 
 
 ^^f^^^f-jgi n. sgl. public spectacles or as- 
 semblies. 
 
 T[f^f{ II. look, view, glance. 
 
 ^^rT m- spectator, beholder. 
 
 ^f^^^ a. to be seen.* 
 
 ^f^«|^ a. looking at, watching ( — o). 
 
 TCm a. = pf^fl^ + worth seeing. 
 
 TT^ a. rocking, swinging; m. n. & f . IffT a 
 swing. 
 
 Tl^UI n. swinging. 
 
 ^^T^ a. swinging, moving to and fro; m. 
 a swing. 
 
 "5^^^ n. swinging; a swing. 
 
 ^^if^rf a. swung, moved to and fro. 
 
 ^UfT instr. =:'^4t, v. '^^. 
 
 ■^c! a. deceased, dead, adv. *>Wc[.t; m. a ghost. 
 
 ^cjcfi^^ n. funeral rite. 
 
 ^cfiT^ m. dead body, corpse; abl. OfT^. 
 
 "^cfi-p^ & o-^ n. ='^ff^^ii;. 
 
 ^ff^TTfT a. gone to the dead, dead. 
 
 ^c|"Vfl m. the smoke of a burned corpse. 
 
 irn^ff! f. the way of the dead; of^ ^ITTf died, 
 dead. 
 
 "Srf^T^ & '*^fr[ m. lord of the dead (Yama). 
 
 ^fTfifT^Trlcfi m. a carrier of dead bodies. 
 
 ^<T^Tt f- the city of the dead. 
 
 ^TTT^T^ m. the being dead. 
 
 TlrWl^ m. = SrfilT^. 
 
 l|r!'^f^ f. the purification after a death. 
 
 ^rl^TT ^- carrier of dead bodies. 
 
 PfITfV"R & °^rf?f m. the same. 
 
 MrTT^ n. the food destined for the dead. 
 
 irf?r !'• going away, flight. 
 
 itWf ger. after death, in the other world. 
 
 Tf^n^T«r ni. the state after death. 
 
 5?^, f. ^^TI" rushing on , straying about. 
 
 ^<J|Jn^ & OcR m. ruffian, villain.* 
 
 ^T^T f- wish to attain, adj. ^T^. 
 
 ^Jf (adj. — o) =seq. 
 
 J{Jf^ m. n. love, affection, kindness. 
 
 J|1T^«tf m., o«f n. the ties of love. 
 
 U^^i^r m. =prec. 
 
 ^^7^' a. overflowing with love. 
 
 "^TSJ^ (compar.) dearer, more valued or 
 wished for; m. & f. ^^^ the beloved 
 one; n. joy, happiness. 
 
 ^■^ofi a. & m. impelling, impeller. 
 
 "^TW n-j "^ f- impulse, activity. 
 
 ^TTjp"^ a. to be urged on or incited. 
 
 VfKji m. inciter, impeller. 
 
 "Tf^ f. pressing, urging on. 
 
 '^^^ m. impulse, zeal. 
 
 ^■qXJf n. sending forth, commissioning, order, 
 command ; ocfifj^ a. executing an order. 
 
 Xf"^ (superl.) most dear or beloved, very 
 pleasant, m. lover, husband, f. ^J i^istress, 
 wife. 
 
 TT^ a. to be sent. ra. & f. "^T man- & maid- 
 servant; n. service, order, command. 
 
 ^■5r^«T m. servant (also collect.). 
 
 "^T^Ifn f-? ®f«r n- servitude, service. 
 
 ^"^*TT^ m. the same. 
 
 ^"q m. request, direction, command. 
 
 ^l^ m., ^T f', man- or maid-servant; n. ^f^ 
 servitude. 
 
 ^^^ & o^T^ m. = ^^^^ & o^T^. 
 
 JH'W a. spoken to, addressed; said, uttered, 
 announced, declared, stated, mentioned, 
 called. 
 
 ^1^ m. sprinkling (r.). 
 
 "SfT^^ n. the same; f. oxjp' water for sprink- 
 ling, holy water. 
 
 ^fWff^ a. to be sprinkled. 
 
 "^^^g^ (instr. adv.) very loudly or intensely. 
 
 ^T5^ V. Nd>^. 
 
 "TT»1^«T n. wiping out (lit. & fig.). 
 
 irrfT a. tied, strung; pierced, put on (a spit); 
 
 set, inlaid. 
 Iflf^ m. N. of a man. 
 ^WZ a. very great or high, chief. 
 ITT'^^ a. very high or lofty. 
 ^Tfl^fT a. broken forth, appeared (leaf); 
 
 sprung from ( — «). 
 ^TTf^W a. widely expanded, full-blown. 
 ^ic^Tl^ m. great effort, zeal, ardour. 
 MlodT^'T n. instigation, stimulation. 
 
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 ^T^T!r 
 
 ^^ s. the nostrils of a horse or the snout 
 of a hog. 
 
 ^^^ m. snorting, panting. 
 
 '^T^^cR a. dripping, wet. 
 
 ^^TT a. lifted up, raised (voice); going or 
 about to (infin.). 
 
 HT^ff a. raised up, prominent, very high, 
 superior in ( — o). 
 
 TCm m. burning. 
 
 ^iftrf a. away from home, abroad, absent; 
 vanished, gone, dead. 
 
 "PTT"^ "1- bench, stool ; pi. N. of a people. 
 
 KlTtrr a. burning hot. 
 
 siicei a. wandering, roaming. 
 
 HT^ a. grown up, full-grown, mature, devel- 
 oped; adult, buxom (woman), confident, 
 bold; great, mighty, strong; full of, rich 
 in (-0). 
 
 ^^^ n. confidence, audacity. 
 
 ^n^"QT^ a. holding the feet in a cert, po- 
 sition (r.). 
 
 ^^T^TT ^' o^ confident or audacious be- 
 haviour. 
 
 ftrf^ f. growth, maturity, also = ^7^ccf. 
 
 ^T"H^^ m. a cert, month, f. f^ the full-moon's 
 day in it. 
 
 ^^ m. the holy fig-tree. 
 
 ^f?f m. N. of a man. 
 
 ^^ a. swimming, floating, verging towards 
 ( — o), perishable. — m. boat, raft (also n.), 
 a kind of duck, swimming, bathing, flood; 
 jump, leap. 
 
 ^^^ m. frog or ape (lit. going by leaps). 
 
 ^q4| m. ape ; ©H m. frog or ape (cf. prec). 
 
 ^^M a. sloping towards ( — «) ; n. swimming, 
 bathing in (—<>), flying, jumping over( — ©). 
 
 ^f%ff m. leaper. 
 
 ^T"^ a. coming from the holy fig-tree. 
 
 ^■^ m. flowing over; jump. 
 
 ^T^»T n. bathing, ablution. 
 
 ^if^^l, a. flowing from; spreading, promul- 
 gating (— o). 
 
 ^Tfrj" m- sgl. & pi. a cert, part of the in- 
 testines. 
 
 ^T^TcR a. growing swiftly again. 
 
 f^f^ ^^ ^^ «1m ^fT f. the spleen. 
 
 ^» ^W% (^f^), PP- ^cT (q.v.) float, swim, 
 bathe, sail; vibrate, hover, soar, fly; 
 blow (wind), pass away (time); spring, 
 jump, dance. C. ^T^"?rf?f, «% make float 
 or swim, inundate, overflow, cover with 
 (instr.), bathe, cleanse, wash away, re- 
 move. 1.^7^^% swim about. — "^f^ sail 
 or move towards (ace), spring or hasten 
 near, attack, visit. ^TTf^ inundate, sub- 
 merge, attack, visit. "^^ immerse; jump 
 down or off. ^ bathe, plunge, or wash 
 (tr. & intr.); overflow, inundate, cover; 
 jump near, over, up, or off. C. = S. tr.; 
 M. also bathe (intr.). "^H«m swim near or 
 towards (ace). ^IRT bathe (intr.); over- 
 flow, cover thoroughly. "^^ spring up, 
 emerge, rise. vJIJ swim on the surface, 
 float upon, hover towards, overflow, cover, 
 veil, eclipse, attack, assail, "qf^ swim 
 about, bathe; flood, inundate; soar about, 
 fly through ; spring about, move restlessly, 
 waver, go astray. If go to sea (ace.) ; C. 
 cause to float away, wash or flood with 
 water. f% go asunder, be dispersed, fall 
 into disorder, go astray, be ruined, perish. 
 C. make swim; flood, inundate; spread 
 abroad, divulge; ruin, destroy. ^^^ flow 
 together, gather, contract (intr.); fluctuate, 
 waver (mind). C. gather, contract (trans.), 
 flood, inundate. — Cf. ^firrf^rf (add.), 
 
 N» N» \* S» N* 
 
 g'cj a. floated, bathed, inundated, overflowed, 
 
 covered or filled with (instr. or — »); 
 
 protracted (g.) ; flown, jumped, n. leap, 
 
 jump. 
 ^f>r f. overflowing, flood; leap, jump; pro- 
 
 lation (g.). 
 f \, %T^, pp. ^^ burn, singe. 
 ^fq m. a kind of insect. 
 ^^ m. swing. 
 g-TcT s. cloth, rag. 
 g-j'q m. burning, conflagration. 
 ^T^Uf & ^Tft'i; a. burning, singeing (—<>). 
 
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 356 
 
 ^■j^-^ (— ®) shyness, shame. 
 l-f-T^-^^ ( — o) the same. 
 2T^^^ n. food, feast, enjoyment. 
 "^^T, '^ifTT, pp. ■'^Trf chew, devour. 
 
 IXQ- (— o) food. 
 
 2V^ ( — o) form, aspect. 
 
 T^;^^^ n. food, fruit. 
 
 ^ 
 
 mm^, TCR^ftT swell. 
 
 tu^ f. N. of a plant. 
 
 ■qj^ interj. & mystic syllable. 
 
 Xfi'ZJ f- the hood of a serpent. 
 
 t^^^, "':Prf^ spring. C. XRTT!|^f?T cause to 
 
 spring or run. 
 XRIjI' m. scum, froth; the hood of a serpent 
 
 (also f. "^). 
 XRTJJVT ^ W^'H<1^ ni- hooded serpent, snake i.g. 
 XRT!|"^nf a. hooded; m. = prec. 
 "^WT^cIl & T^WT^«^^ a. & m. the same. 
 mftjf m. serpent. 
 
 Xjjfljj^ m. =: prec, E. of Rahu & Pataiijali. 
 "^ftr^f^ ™* serpent-king, E. of Qesa. 
 
 ^^^, "qi^iT' <^ ^^^T ^' = pi'ec. 
 
 IXR^^, "qf^rf?!, pp. "Jii (q.v.) burst, split 
 (intr.). — '^^ burst out, rush forth. C. 
 '^JfCpT^^fTT tear open, open wide (eyes). 
 TTRt rebound, be reflected. f% &^1^ burst 
 or split asunder. — Cf. "^fCfi^, IfXR^, 
 
 v^ S3 \» •^ 
 
 2XR^ , Xfi^lfH, °^, pp. XRf^fT (q.v.) fruit, bear 
 fruit, have results or consequences, be ful- 
 filled. — TtRt & f% bear fruit, ripen, be 
 accomplished. 
 
 3X|i^^ interj. = XJJ^. 
 
 xji^ n. (adj. — o f. "^ & ^) fruit, esp. of a 
 tree, kernel, testicle; fruit i.e. result, 
 profit, gain, reward or punishment, com- 
 pensation, interest on capital; tablet, 
 board, blade, point of an arrow, f. "^ & f^ 
 names of plants. 
 
 XK^oR (adj. — o f. °f%o|n) result, advantage, 
 gain; abstr. o^ n. — xfe^ofi n. tablet, 
 board etc. = xtf^f + a wooden bench, the 
 palm of the hands, sliield. 
 
 '^^^T'^T m. sgl. & du. the scrotum. 
 
 XJJwI^I^ a. & m. deriving fruit or profit. 
 
 "^^^fl & ''^t^W a. fruit-bearing, fruitful. 
 
 XU^cfW adv. concerning the fruit or reward. 
 
 Xjj^cfT f., o^ n. the state of fruit. 
 
 TJfiW^ a. yielding fruit or profit. 
 
 XR^T^'^T^oRn. fruit, Darbha grass, and water. 
 
 XR^f^^'Prf f. fulfilment of consequences, final 
 retribution. 
 
 ^^RToR m. the ripening of fruit or the fulness 
 of consequences. 
 
 TR^xn'oRTnT a. perishing after the ripening of 
 its fruit (plant). 
 
 Xfj^XITffif n. causing a fruit to fall. 
 
 XR<5Iir^ a. bringing gain or a reward. 
 
 "'^i^infF f* obtaining a result, success. 
 
 T3R^^fi^«^ a, forming fruit. 
 
 Xfi^HT^ m. share in any product, advantage, 
 or reward; poss. °f^T«t.- 
 
 ^^^T'ft f. the land of retribution. 
 
 tR^^Tcl^ a. fruit-bearing, fruitful. 
 
 "^^■ft"^ a. accompanied by fruits.* 
 
 XR^^T^f m. remuneration, reward. 
 
 xii^^«rl a. fruitful, yielding results or ad- 
 vantages; abstr. o^TTTt f., *'^T^t "« 
 
 "^^^T^^f n. obtaining a result. 
 
 Xfi^rf%f% f. success, prosperity. 
 
 "^^^cR in. board, plank. 
 
 tfi^'^rT a. having results for a motive. 
 
 '^^IcfiTf^F'l^ a. desirous of results or conse- 
 quences. 
 
 XR^T7]7T m. autumn (arrival of fruits). 
 
 ''^i^TST a. rich in fruit (tree). 
 
 ■^^Tf^^ a. wishing for fruits or a reward. 
 
 TCR^ftX^ & XR^fTT a. living on fruits. 
 
 "qjf^nitm. receptacle for water; barrel, cask, etc., 
 fig. a cloud. 
 
 ^f%rT a. fruitful, having yielded fruits or 
 consequences, resulted, fulfilled; n. also 
 impers. 
 
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 ^^w^ 
 
 "^f^f'^. a- fruitful, having gain or advantage. 
 
 m. fruit-tree, f. Xjjf^^ a. cert, plant. 
 xuf^if a. bearing fruit. 
 Mj^ w. oR v^^innow, thrash. 
 Mi^^T'^ n. abstr. to prec. ; m. pi. the refuse 
 
 from the cleaned grain. 
 Mi^til^ a. bearing fruit, fruitful. 
 XfJ^TT^^ ni- the appearance of consequences ; 
 
 reward or punishment for (loc. or — o). 
 "^^"^T 1^1- pl« the appearance of fruit. 
 XJJ^ (f. Ifi^, o^, & o^J^) reddish; small, 
 
 minute, weak (abstr. ®fTTt fOl f* du. N. 
 
 of a lunar mansion. 
 Mi<^l«1 a. reddish, red. m. E. of Arjuna; 
 
 f. t, sgl. & du. N. of a double lunar 
 
 mansion. 
 XU^jq" a. small, weak. 
 Xfrr^ni.(*n.) ploughshare or a kind of shovel; 
 
 bundle, bunch, nosegay. 
 '^T^cli'gf a. tilled with the plough, s. ploughed 
 
 land; growing on tilled ground, m. such 
 
 fruit. 
 "^T^l«i, f- ^ belonging to the lunar mansion 
 
 Phalgunl; m. N. of a month, E. of Ar- 
 juna, f. t; the day of full moon in the 
 
 month Ph., also = Xfi^i^. 
 
 "pra^ n. T. of a grammatical work. 
 
 T^ s. the hood of a snake. 
 
 "^fl^ (interj.) w. '^ blow, scream, shriek. 
 
 "Jt^TT^ m. abstr. to prec. 
 
 "Jc^ n., "^cyf?! f. the same. 
 
 gJTT^T^^, o^ tremble, flicker.* 
 
 ^^s' ^"^^ bloom, expand. 
 
 ■J^ a. burst or torn open, loose, expanded, 
 
 blooming; 
 "5W«Tf%<ft f. a lotus plant in full bloom.* 
 ^%T?R^ n. N. of a lake (lit. having blooming 
 
 lotuses). 
 
 ^f^, iJ<^TT *«•> "^^^ ^' = '^^ ^'^^• 
 
 XU^cR ra. a cert. bird. 
 
 ^^TT m. howling. 
 
 %t^TT "1-5 ^(^rf n. the same. 
 
 ^f^Tfr'll a- howling. 
 
 XRiT m. (n.) foam; ^t^ a kind of food. 
 
 %iT^ a. drinking foam. 
 
 Xjjif^tff a. frothy, foaming. 
 
 Xuf«T;5J a. = prec, m. N. of a tree. 
 
 XfirEl a. being in foam. 
 
 ^-^^ & %^ m. a jackal. 
 
 ■^ 
 
 '^f 5 PP- "^1^ (q-v-)^ C. -^f^^ make firm, 
 strengthen, increase. — ^l^ C.=S.C. — 
 Cf. ^^^T^, fit^T^ (add.). 
 
 «ff^ir (superl.) & cf^^^ (compar.) very 
 firm, strong, thick, or fat. 
 
 "^cR m. a kind of heron; hypocrite, flatterer, 
 a man's name. 
 
 •^oR^f^ a. acting like a heron i.e. hypocrit- 
 ical. 
 
 ^efiijrf n. the conduct of a heron i.e. hypoc- 
 risy; o^r!^!:, o^f?fiR, owfTT'i: a. = prec. 
 adj. 
 
 "^^T ^- war-trumpet. 
 
 "^^^ m. a kind of tree; n. its flower. 
 
 ^^^^T'T^ n. a garland of Bakula flowers. 
 
 "^^^JTMT & ^^^Tqff^ f- the same. 
 
 ^^'^IT^f^eRT f- a woman's name. 
 
 "^%TZ ni- a kind of heron. 
 
 ^Z adv. indeed. 
 
 ^^m.lad, fellow, boy, esp. a young Brahman. 
 
 g[^T or ^3oT adv. = ^^. 
 
 "^f^^ m. n. hook, esp. fish-hook. 
 
 cflj^ a. maimed, crippled. 
 
 l^rT interj. of astonishment or regret (also 
 
 2^ft n\. weakling. 
 
 ^^T s*' ^ f- ^^^ juju'je tree, n. '^^I^ its fruit, 
 
 f. also = seq. 
 "^^fr^T f- N. of one of the sources of the 
 
 Ganga & a neighbouring hermitage of 
 
 Nara & Narayana. 
 ^^cR m. a prisoner. 
 
^^^i^^ a. forming groups. 
 ^TNtT a. fixing the mind upon (loc). 
 ^^ffe a. fixing the gaze upon (loc). 
 ^^-^ a. fixing the eyes upon (loc). 
 ^^trft^T a. having tucked up one's gar- 
 ments.* 
 ^ ^ q ^ d a. having formed shoots, abstr. 
 
 ^^T"^^ a. forming circles. 
 
 "^W^T^ a- having struck root, deeply rooted ; 
 abstr. OffT f« 
 
 ^^g^-^ a. turning the eyes (lit. taking aim). 
 
 cf^^ri;^ adv. as if bound. 
 
 «J^T^f^ a. putting the hollowed hands to- 
 gether (cf. ^^f^). 
 
 ^^TTT a. placing one's hope upon (—<>). 
 
 -^^ n. (m.) troop, number, multitude. 
 
 "^f^*^ a. deaf, abstr. ©rlTt f- 
 
 •^f^iTT^^, ^'^fT, PP- "^"Nfr^ make deaf, 
 
 deafen. 
 Wf^ffTT^ ni. capture, captivation. 
 "^f^cTT f- abstr. to seq. 1. 
 IVslHrfw^^ m. praiser of a prince, bard. 
 2"^f3?«^ m. captive, prisoner, slave. 
 ^•^ f. = prec, also a female captive or 
 
 robbery. 
 '^•^cficT a.. taken prisoner, seized, overcome; 
 
 m. a prisoner. 
 
 "^5^^, "^¥Tf7T, ^Vf^ (^5«rf7r), pp. ^^ (q-v.) 
 bind, tie, attach, fix, fasten^ put on 
 (mostly M.); bind (a victim for the gods), 
 i.e. sacrifice; bind together, join, con- 
 struct, compose; effect, produce, perform, 
 make, get, show, manifest, betray; ob- 
 struct, stop, close, dam up(±%giff); 
 catch, take or keep prisoner; direct, 
 turn (the eyes or mind) upon (loc. orinfin.). 
 C. '^«l3|^|f?f cause to be bound, caught, 
 constructed, dammed up, etc — "^^T tie to, 
 attach (1. & f.), join, connect; stick to, 
 adhere, follow, (*equal, resemble); adduce, 
 cause, effect; show, betray; hold together, 
 last; insist upon, be urgent with (ace). 
 P. be tied to etc., be added as indicatory 
 letter (g.), "^cf tie to, attach. "^ bind or 
 
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 tie on, join, unite, bring together; begin, 
 enter into (conversation). "^^ tie up, 
 hang. ^^ bind, fetter, fif bind on, fasten, 
 tie to (loc); fetter, chain (1. & f.) ; join, 
 unite; build, construct; close up, stop, 
 restrict; fix, put or turn upon (loc); 
 compose, writedown; betray, manifest. 
 T(f\ bind or put on, tie round (M.), sur- 
 round, obstruct, stop. IT tie, fasten, fetter. 
 irfTT tie to, fasten; enchase, set in (loc); 
 join, connect; fix, direct; shut out, keep 
 off, exclude; stop, interrupt, ^j^ bind 
 together, connect, attach; P. be bound 
 together, be connected with i.e. belong 
 to (instr.). "^f*lfl^ connect with, mean 
 by. P. be connected with , belong to, 
 be to be supplied. — Cf. ^Sfg^^ (add.), 
 
 fif^^ (add.), TTtTT"^^, IT^^, ^^^. 
 
 ^^ m. binding, tying to (esp. the sacrificial 
 post), fettering, capturing; custody, prison; 
 band, string, sinew (of the body); chain, 
 tether, bondage (opp. iffw) 5 joining to- 
 gether, connection, position (esp. of hands, 
 feet, etc.); union, intercourse with ( — *>); 
 forming, constructing; embankment, cover- 
 ing with a bridge; fixing or turning upon 
 (loc); manifestation, exhibition, show, 
 display (— °). 
 
 ^i^cR m. binder, catcher; rope, halter. — f. ■![ 
 an unchaste woman. 
 
 ^•^•Tj f. t^ binding, fettering, holding fast; 
 n. the act of binding etc, capture, custody, 
 prison; band, string, sinew, muscle; stem, 
 stalk; chain, fetter, bondage (opp. ^fw); 
 constructing, building, covering with a 
 bridge, embanking; dam, mole; union, 
 connection , fixing or turning upon (loc) 
 etc. = -^^Ef. 
 
 '^'^•T^TIX s. stalk-cavity. 
 
 '^5^*1"?^ a. being in prison, prisoner. 
 
 "^•^•TT^TT ^' prison-house. 
 
 "^•^«?^^ a. to be (being) tied or caught. 
 
 '^•tJtlT^ m. bond, fetter. 
 
 '^f'^ir^ a. binding, catching; causing, effect- 
 ing; showing, betraying ( — <>). 
 
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 ^^cl 
 
 ^«g m. connection, association, relation (adj. 
 
 f. W only nominally connected with, only 
 
 by name — o); concr. relative, kinsman, 
 
 friend, brother, husband; f. ^ wife (only 
 
 adj. — o). 
 "^•^oR(|( n. the duty of a kinsman or friend. 
 "^•^^•T ni. kinsman or kinsfolk ; friend(s). 
 '^•^TTT f« 5 «r«U^ n. connection , relation, 
 
 affinity (the former also concrete). 
 ■^•g^T^^ m. kinsman and heir. 
 ^5^"^T«^"^ s. kith and kin. 
 ■^•trflT'?! a- dear to friends or relations. 
 ^«^T?«fT a. having relations or surrounded 
 
 by relations. 
 "^tftn; a. bent, inclined (lit. & f.), favourable ; 
 
 delightful, charming. 
 ^tH;5f m. a bastard. 
 "^fH^f^ adv. like a relative. 
 ^«Cfe|t in. N. of a plant. 
 iSf^ a. to be bound, fettered, stopped, 
 
 caught, joined together. 
 
 2^im V. ^i«(. 
 
 ^"i^'qf m. inquiring after kindred. 
 
 •q^"^ m. N. of a man. 
 
 ^)^ m. eater, devourer. 
 
 ^fy a. bearing or borne. 
 
 "^^ (f. cfii or ^^) reddish brown, tawny; 
 
 m. a large kind of ichneumon, E. of sev. 
 
 gods & men. 
 ]^lS[oti a. = prec. a. 
 2"^lJoR m. a kind of ichneumon. 
 "^W%T^R«^, f. ®^ brown-haired. 
 ^^^Tl" & ®^Tl«f 111- N. of a prince. 
 
 ^'WTTf^ f- fly- 
 
 ^'WTT^ m. lowing (of cows). 
 
 "^TT^ f. a kind of garment. 
 
 ^^'?^ m. kid. 
 
 ^^^ m. N. of a man. 
 
 ^^^ ra. udder. 
 
 "^^W "• nipple. 
 
 ^n^X; a. stammering or curled. — m. pi. the 
 barbarians or Non-Aryans, sgl. a man of 
 the lowest origin, adj. mean, vile. 
 
 ^^'^ m. tip, point, thin end. 
 
 "^^ m. the socket of a tooth. 
 
 ^^ m. tail-feather, tail of a bird, esp. a pea- 
 cock's tail. 
 
 t^^W ^' ^ "• pulling out, uprooting^ 
 
 "^f TSTT (instr. adv.) firmly , strongly ; really, 
 indeed. 
 
 ^^%T^«tI^ a. solid, strong, earnest; n. adv. 
 
 "^^*TTT ^' ^ peacock's tail. 
 
 ^^T''51"^ ni. a garland made of the feathers 
 of a peacock. 
 
 ^ n. = "^ff ^. 
 
 ^f^W 01* "^ff T, in- a peacock (cf. ^f). 
 
 ^f^''Ef^ a. sitting on the sacrificial grass; 
 m. a class of Manes. 
 
 "^^"S"(superl.)the largest or strongest; n.adv. 
 
 ^f^'rjTirT a. poss. to ^f^^; m. worshipper, 
 sacrificer. 
 
 ^f^^ a. belonging to the sacrificial grass. 
 
 ^"Pf I¥ or oi^T a. standing on the sacrificial 
 grass. 
 
 "^f^''^ n. (m.) the sacrificial grass or bed 
 (often personif.). 
 
 1^^ n. (sgl. & pi.) might, power, strength, 
 force; forces i.e. troops, army, "^^f, 
 ^^Tfi;, & ^^IfT^ by force, forcibly; by 
 the power or by means of, through, by. 
 
 2^^ m. a crow ; N. of a demon (cf. ^^), 
 a brother of Krsna, etc.; f. "^T ^ woman's 
 name; n. ^^=: "^^ cave, cavern. 
 
 ^^c|kT a. done by force. 
 
 ^^f^f?f f. a mighty deed. 
 
 ^^, f. ^^^ white. 
 
 ^^^TT m. the moon (lit. having white rays). 
 
 "^^^Ifi n. dominion, sovereignty, army. 
 
 "^^^ m., '^ f. heap of corn. 
 
 "^^^ m, ox. 
 
 ^151^ & ^^T^'l ^' giving strength. 
 
 ^^^^ n. abstr. to prec. 
 
 ^^^^ m- N. of the elder brother of Krsna. 
 
 '^^"'^f^ in. lord of strength or chief of an 
 army. 
 
 "^^IRT "• *^^ castle of Bala. 
 
 ^m^ a. giving strength. 
 
 «r^^ m. a kind of insect. 
 
 ^^^^ m. = ^^^W- 
 
 ^^f^l^ ni- the destroyer of Bala (Indra). 
 
 ^^H^ a. strong (tearing strength). 
 
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 ^^^^ m. pride in strength or power. 
 
 ^"5f^^ m. chief of an army. 
 
 ^^ra'Si & ^'^^ a. endowed with force, strong. 
 
 ^^m^ m. = ^^^. 
 
 i^^^tIT f.j **T^ n- abstr. to seq. 
 
 ^^R«rf a. powerful, mighty, strong, preva- 
 lent, superior to(abl.); n. o^c^ adv. greatly, 
 much, well. 
 
 ^^5ff^^, ^'f^^^'f. & ''f^ ^' t^e slayer of 
 Bala and Vrtra, i.e. Indra. 
 
 ^^f^r^^ m. armed force, host. 
 «^%«TT f. array, troops. 
 
 a. strong, vigorous ; m. warrior. 
 ^^f^«T a. wanting strength, weak, feeble. 
 ^^T«R m., ^^fT^J f. a kind of crane; poss. 
 
 ^^Tt^T"?^ ni. (acting with) force or violence; 
 o — & instr. by force, violently. 
 
 of'^tirva a. treated violently, overpowered. 
 
 ^'5rrf^«fi a. superior in strength. 
 
 ^^'^''^ m. commander of an army or min- 
 ister of war. 
 
 l^^T^^ n. strength or weakness, (relative) 
 
 strength or importance. 
 2«r^T^^ a. now strong, now weak. 
 '^^Tf^'T^ a. desirous of power. 
 ^^^ m. a cert, disease; p. '^^rrft't,- 
 "^^fcR m. cloud; N. of a serpent-demon etc. 
 "^f^ m. tax, impost, tribute, gift, present, 
 
 pious offering (opp. the real sacrifice; 
 
 poss. -qf^^iff ); handle of a fly-flapper; 
 
 N. of a Daitya. 
 ^f^ch«?n, n- the presenting of a pious oblation 
 
 (v. prec). 
 
 «<r^n, ^- n^'ghty, strong. 
 ^f^"yg m. crow (fed by offerings). 
 «rf^^^^ & °iiT^«T m. the same. 
 «rf%W|^ a. paying tribute. 
 ^f^^^ m. ox. 
 
 ^f^^ (superl.) mightiest, strongest, stronger 
 
 than (abl.). 
 *^f^^fT s. arrow. 
 ^f%fT^ ri., ofTT m.=^f^ifil|i(^. 
 ^f^cl^ a. paying tribute. 
 
 "Sf^'?}^ (compar.) mightier, stronger; very 
 strong or important, n. adv. 
 
 ^^^f^ n. dregs, sediment. 
 
 ^^^^ m. a kind of grass. 
 
 ^^^^ w. ^ stammer, stutter. 
 
 ^(^^"^ m. N. of a man. 
 
 ^^?? m. N. of a serpent-demon. 
 
 cf^ a. strengthening. 
 
 ^^"^ m. cowherd (f. f^) ; abstr. 07^ f.^ o^ n. 
 
 ^f^^cR m. N. of a man, pi. of a people. 
 
 "^^ m. a goat. 
 
 ^^Tf^R n. a goat's skin. 
 
 ^f^ V. ^f^. 
 
 ■^f^ adv. quickly. 
 
 '^^^ a. thick, dense, wide, large, intense; 
 filled M'ith, consisting mostly in ( — «). 
 
 ^f^^f^j^ adv. outside the house. 
 
 ^ff ^ITflrfTf^'^ a. living outside the village. 
 
 ^f^^TT "• outer door or the place outside 
 a door. 
 
 ^f^'trr adv. & prep, (w.abl.) outside, without, 
 out of. 
 
 '^ff'^'T a. going or driving out. 
 
 l^ff^f^ f. the place outside the Vedi. 
 
 2"^f^f^ adv. outside the Vedi. 
 
 "^fl"STcI^ adv. outside, without. 
 
 ^f^^^;Fn'T m. n. a cert, sacred song; f. t^ 
 pi. its single verses. 
 
 ^fl'^'W ^' whose perception is directed out- 
 ward. 
 
 ^f^^ adv. & prep. (w. abl. or — o) outward, 
 abroad, outside, out. — With ifi (pp. '^- 
 f^-E^ff) drive away, turn out of (abl.), 
 exclude from (abl. or loc.) ; cast off, give 
 up, renounce; w. ^ come forth or out 
 of (abl.). 
 
 ^^, f. ^^ much, many, numerous, frequent, 
 abundant, rich in (instr.), large, great, 
 mighty. — n. subst. w. gen.; as adv. much, 
 frequently, often, greatly; almost, nearly, 
 as it were (only « — ) ; w. ^fi^ cf. s. v. 
 ^^^^^ adv. many times, often. 
 ^:p'^, f. ^ rich in cows. 
 ^j;<(4U a. many-threaded, manifold, various, 
 having many (good) qualities or virtues. 
 
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 ^^^ 
 
 ^¥^^ a. talkative; m. owf^rT as subst. 
 
 "^^^'T'^ a. having many sons. 
 
 "^^^^ a. pi. manifold. 
 
 ^^rfTH^ adv. highly, greatly, much. 
 
 ■^^rlT f. multiplicity, multitude. 
 
 "^^f?f^ a. manifold, many, much, «^ vj ^fif 
 
 for many days; n. adv. highly, greatly. 
 ^^cf^ a. very thirsty. 
 ^^"^T adv. among or to many, 
 ^jsp^q"^ a. nearly three years old. 
 "^^"^ n- multiplicity, multitude, majority; 
 
 the plural number (g.). 
 I'^^^Jwf n. a rich gift. 
 2^^^T»r a. giving richly, liberal. 
 ^Ji 4 1 f^l, a. = prec. 2. 
 "^^^^ n. munificence, liberality. 
 l^^^'Bf m. great evil or harm. 
 2^;F^'R a. full of faults, very bad. 
 "^^^•T a. having much wealth, very rich; 
 
 abstr. o^^ n. 
 "^¥^1 adv. in many ways, forms, parts, or 
 
 places, much, variously, repeatedly; w. cR 
 
 multiply, divulge. 
 ^¥■^7(^01? a. having many wives; abstr. OffT 
 
 f. polygamy. 
 ^^X|^ a. many-footed. 
 ^"^Tfj^ d. many-leaved. 
 ^^^■^ a. rich in cattle. 
 "^^F^^ a. who has nmch cooked (for the 
 
 poor), 
 ^¥'^Tf^«^ a. studying much. 
 ^^^T^ a. many-footed or composed of many 
 
 verses. 
 ^^T^ n. a large hall (lit. protecting many). 
 "^^■^^ a- being in high prosperity. 
 '^^1T«RTT ^- manifold ; n. adv. 
 ^^3T^ & °1T^^ a. rich in offspring. 
 "^^rrfir^ a. containing many counts (plaint). 
 ^^"RW^T^ a. connected with many diffi- 
 culties. 
 ■^^flT^ a. dear to many. 
 ^^*nf^ a. talkative; n. o^J^S^ abstr. 
 "^:^^^^ & o^T^cfi a. eating much, voracious. 
 ^^^T'Rir^ a. = prec. ; abstr. ofgj^j f. 
 ^^^c^ n. a place abounding in fish. 
 "^^^"^^ a. belonging to many. 
 
 ^¥"T«rT^ a. to be esteemed highly. 
 
 ^^^7T«f m. high esteem or consideration, 
 high opinion of (loc. or gen.). 
 
 ^^'TTN'I^ a. highly esteemed. 
 
 ^^IFTT^ a. = ^^JTirT^. 
 
 ^^^'^ a. many-mouthed, speaking variously. 
 
 1^^^^ n. a large sum of money. 
 
 2^^?T^ a. costly, precious. 
 
 ^¥T^^a. very dusty or having much pollen. 
 
 ^^'T^ a. very juicy or succulent. 
 
 ^ji^M a. many-coloured, multiform, mani- 
 fold. 
 
 ^^^ a. thick, dense, wide, large, numerous, 
 many, much, abounding in ( — o) ; n. adv. 
 often. Abstr. OffTf f., o^f u. 
 
 ^^'^T^T^ a. giving much effort. 
 
 "^^Ff^TT a. increased, augmented. 
 
 ^^^ w. oR V. ^:F^«iicf; w. ^ increase, 
 spread (intr.), get public. 
 
 ^>5»^'^cT a. made (to appear) thick or 
 dense*; increased, spread, public. 
 
 ^^^T^fVoR a. rich in herbs. 
 
 ^^^^•f "• the plural number and its end- 
 ings (g.). 
 
 ^^^^*1 a. having many favourites or wives.* 
 
 ^^^T^^ m. pi. many days. 
 
 ^^fW^ a. connected with many difficulties, 
 abstr. o|;jj f. 
 
 ^^f^5 a. rich in knowledge. 
 
 ^^'f^^ a. = prec; abstr. ©fTT f- 
 
 ^^ft^ a. manifold, various; n. adv. 
 
 ^^ft^TcR"?;; a. of many kinds. 
 
 W^^^ a. very strong or powerful. 
 
 ^^^TlT«rf a. rich in adventures (house).* 
 
 ^^FWtf^ m. possessive compound, lit. (having) 
 much rice ; adv. o^f(^ (g.). 
 
 ^^^^ adv. manifoldly, repeatedly. 
 
 ^;F9IT^ a. having many branches or rami- 
 fications (also of^^i;); abstr. ©t^f n. 
 
 "^^^fT a. very learned, well taught. 
 
 ^¥'^f%c! a. frequented by many. 
 
 ^¥^Tt a. pithy, solid. 
 
 "^¥^rri^ a. containing many thousands, 
 f. f;; sgl. many thousands. 
 
 ^^^cfi a. having much water; m. a kind of 
 religious mendicant. 
 
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 362 
 
 ^^^T ^- big-bellied or many-bellied. 
 ^^XJ^T f. a kind of comparison (rh.). 
 ^^^ a. rich in food. 
 ^gxj^ a. having or promising a numerous 
 
 progeny. 
 ^^^1^ a. connected with many dangers. 
 ^^^ a. rich in horses; m. N. of a man. 
 ^^f^«t a. eating much, voracious. 
 
 ^srf^ri ^- = p^^^-' ^^^^^' °f^^ "• 
 
 ^^^ a. having many verses, E. of the Rig- 
 veda. 
 
 ^5^ a. = prec. a.; m. a student, adherent, 
 or priest of the Rigveda. 
 
 ■^^•f^ a. very sinful. 
 
 ^TcfPC a- + '^f^ ^^- ^ ^i"^ ^^ bag-pipe. 
 
 ^T¥ (^T^) a., only loc. "^T^ adv. strongly, 
 aloud; n. ^T^5R^ adv. indeed, certainly, 
 yes, very well. 
 
 l^TUJ" or "^TW "1- reed-shaft, arrow, N. of 
 an Asura etc.; ^TW^fl^adv. like an arrow. 
 
 2^TW V. ^Tlir. 
 
 ^"nifftr "!• quiver (receptacle of arrows). 
 
 ^T^TT^ m. reach of a shot (lit. arrow-path). 
 
 ^TTIT^Trl ni. shot (lit. anow-fall), also = prec. 
 
 «fTTjrxj"Jff(tJ^)^f7f«l^ a. being within the reach 
 of a bow-shot. 
 
 ^TW^'tT ni. arrow or quiver. 
 
 ^TWIF^ 1^' t^he sound of an arrow. 
 
 ^T^T^^f "• bow (arrow-thrower). 
 
 "^Tftr*[. a. having an arrow. 
 
 off^"^ a. coming from the jujube tree, n. its 
 berry; pi. N. of a people. 
 
 ^T^'^T'^TIT m. N. of sev. men, esp. of an 
 ancient sage ; a. composed by B. 
 
 ^^TV, "^"nft (°f%), pp. mf^T[ oppress, 
 torment, beset, hurt, injure, remove, annul. 
 C. ^T^I'^fTT oppress, vex, pain, fight. D. 
 ■^Hf^^ f^el aversion or loathing (abl.). 
 J. '^T^Vf 01* ^^^ press heavily, confine, 
 hem in. — "^fTf afflict or distress hard 
 (ace. or gen.), '^'q drive away , remove 
 (also C). D. have a loathing for (abl.). 
 "^f^ press hard, pain, vex, obstruct. 
 ■^^ keep off, -^ press against, torment, 
 distress. "^3^ break forth, fif press down, 
 hem in, beset, f^f^ keep off. xjf^ keep 
 
 off, exclude or prevent from (abl. or gen.), 
 protect from (abl.); vex, harass, pain. 
 IT press forwards, urge on, further; drive 
 back, repel, torment, afflict, molest, injure, 
 abolish, undo, irfw drive back, ward off, 
 hem in, disturb, afflict, f^ press or drive 
 asunder, repel, afflict, pain, hurt, injure. 
 ^^PFC press together, oppress, afflict, torment. 
 
 ^T^ m. oppressor, tormentor; (also f. '^) 
 oppression, annoyance (also ^V)? oppo- 
 sition , resistance, pain, distress, injury, 
 damage, expulsion, removal, annulment, 
 contradiction, absurdity. 
 
 'SfT'^iRR, f- ®fVoRT molesting, afflicting, paining, 
 injuring, removing. 
 
 ^TW«f a. oppressing, molesting, opposing; 
 n. the action of oppressing etc., expulsion, 
 removal, annulment; f. "^ discomfort, 
 uneasiness. 
 
 «rTf^<T'C^ n- the being suspended or set aside. 
 
 "^if^cT^a. to be oppressed, molested, pained, 
 suspended, annulled, or set aside. 
 
 ^ifVff ^- oppressor, harasser. 
 
 "^if^^ n- deafness. 
 
 ^TW a. = ^if^frr^, abstr. o^ „. 
 i ^T^ ™- N. of a Rishi. 
 
 ^T^Eif^ m., t^ f . relation, kinsman or kins- 
 woman (esp. on the mother's side), friend. 
 
 ^T'Ef^^^T f- friendly turn, kindness (lit. 
 the burden of friendship). 
 
 ^1«^^ n. relationship. 
 
 '^T'?'^ oi. patr. from ^?^. 
 
 ^T'^^ m. = prec, N. of sev. men. 
 
 t^TT ( — °) opening, aperture. 
 
 "^T^ a. made of the tail - feathers of a pea- 
 cock. 
 
 "^T^ff, f- "1^ relating to the metre Brhat!. 
 
 ^T^ffefi m. N. of a man. 
 
 ^Tf^rl, f. t; relating to Brhaspati. • 
 
 ^T^WW a. = prec. 
 
 ^T^^ (interj.) crack! 
 
 1"^^ a. young, not full-grown, newly risen 
 (sun), waxing (moon); childish, ignorant, 
 m. child, boy, fool, N. of a Raksas etc. ; 
 f. ^T girl, young woman, a cow of one 
 year. 
 
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 ^T^T^tjJii; 
 
 ^T^c|t?Tf^»!^ f. a young lotus plant.* 
 "^^%f¥ or 0%^ f. a child's play. 
 "^T^sR^^^ n-, °^^^T f- the same. 
 ^^sf)^«1cR m. a child's toy or plaything, 
 
 a ball etc. 
 ^T^^ in- a child-slayer. 
 ^T^^^ fn« the young or waxing moon. 
 "^T^rJT f., °W n- childhood. 
 ^T^T^^ ni« N. of a man. 
 '^T^n^I'T n. the property of infants. 
 '^T^'^'^cR m. a little son. 
 ^T^^i^iT m. N. of a demon (lit. child - 
 
 binder). 
 ^T^^TT^ "• T. of an epic poem & a play. 
 ^T^THT^ "1- childhood or childishness. 
 ^T^'lf?! a. having a childish mind. 
 «fT^f^^ n. an early friend.* 
 ^T^TT*1 l^UF n. T. of a drama. 
 "^WTTT rn. disease of children. 
 ^T^^ ^ I f- a child's play. 
 ^T^'^^cJJ n. widowhood in early age. 
 "^T^^f^ & °^15 ^' ^^'®"d from childhood. 
 ^H^«l, f- °^ murdering children, infanticide. 
 "^T^TrfX? m. early heat, i.e. the heat of the 
 
 morning sun. 
 ^T^Tf^^ a. the newly risen sun, N. of two 
 
 kings. 
 '^l^T"^m«R m. a teacher of boys. 
 ^T^T1^(?T n. young offspring (of men and 
 
 animals). 
 ^T^oR «!• the young (newly risen) sun. 
 «rTf^^ a. young, childish, ignorant, simple. 
 ^Tf^fTT f., *»W n., & ^7t%^ n. abstr. to 
 
 prec. 
 ^T^RT a. fit for an oblation or descended 
 
 from Bali. — m. ass; patron, from Bali, 
 efj^^gf, f. -^ made of Balbaja-grass. 
 ^T^ or cfT^ n. childhood, infancy; chil- 
 dishness, simplicity, stupidity. 
 ^Tf^^ or ^Tf^ ni. N. of a country. 
 ^Tf^f oR or cTTf^cR m. pi. N. of a people. 
 ^T^l^^ or ^T^^ m. pi. := prec. ; a (f. f^) 
 
 belonging to or coming from the B. ; n. 
 
 saffron. 
 
 ^"OT m. (sgl.) tears, vapour. 
 
 ^T"^«fiW, f. f^ choking with tears (lit. having 
 tears in the throat). 
 
 ^"fcq^X^ m. the shedding of tears. 
 
 ^xq^rf^^ & "^7xqT^ n. flood of tears. 
 
 "^T"^!^^, °'?nT to shed tears. 
 
 "^T^T^T & "^l^TfR^^ m- flood of tears. 
 
 ^^ a. belonging to or coming from a goat. 
 
 ^TT'ftleR n. a multitude of goats. 
 
 "^T^^ m. arm. 
 
 '^T^cR a. being outside, exterior; m, pi. N. 
 of a people. 
 
 "^T^ m. arm, esp. fore-arm, (of beasts) fore- 
 leg, esp. its upper part; a cert, measure 
 of length; N. of a Daitya & sev. princes. 
 
 'c('];j>'Qh (adj. - o) arm; N. of a serpent- 
 demon etc. 
 
 <m^^l^ n« possession of many advantages, 
 superiority. 
 
 ^T^SffT a. swift with the arms. 
 
 «m^dT adv. in the arras. 
 
 "^TF^IJ^ m. a long arm (lit. arm-stick). 
 
 WT^^T f« N. of a woman & sev. rivers. 
 
 ^T^^ll ^- the encircling arms (lit. arm- 
 fetter). 
 
 ^7jf<sj«tf a. fettered on the arms. 
 
 ^T^^^f^^ n. = "^TF^T^- 
 
 l^^«r^ n- strength of the arm. 
 
 2^1^^^ a. = seq.; m. N. of a king. 
 
 ^T^T^f^l. a. strong in the arm. 
 '' mW^"^ a. having (strong) arms. 
 
 l«rT¥'TT'^ n. a distance of an arm's length. 
 
 2^T¥'n"=^, f. t; as long as an arm. 
 
 ^T¥^^ n- the root of the arm, armpit. 
 
 ^T^^l" n- arm-fight, wrestling. 
 
 oTT^T^ & °%ftr^ m- pugilist, wrestler. 
 
 TT^'^ffT f- a little or slender arm (lit. arm- 
 creeper). 
 
 ^^^n. abundance, multitude, commonness, 
 ordinary state of things; abl. adv. usually, 
 likely, probably. 
 
 l^^"^"^ n- strength of the arm. 
 
 2WT¥'^^ a. strong in the arm. 
 
 ^T^infW'l^ a. =prec. ; warlike, valiant. 
 
 WT^^(?r n. much learning, scholarship. 
 
 "^T^r^"^ adv. witk uplifted arms or hands. 
 
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 ^T^^Tlff^ adv. arm against arm i.e. in 
 
 close combat. 
 -4|^ a. external, being outside or without, 
 
 opposite or contrary to, extra-, anti- (abl. 
 
 or — »), strange, foreign; m. a foreigner 
 
 or an outcast. » — , ace. instr., & loc. 
 
 outside, without, abl. from without. — 
 
 Abstr. o7|7f f., o^ n. 
 
 ^r^«fiTW "• external organ of sense. 
 efX^ct^ adv. & prep. (w. abl.) outside, 
 
 without. 
 «rT^^^ 111- contact with external objects. 
 ^T1IT«rfT ^dv. from without and within. 
 
 ^Tf^ etc. V. "^Tf^f etc. 
 
 ^T^^ m. bending the arm, encircling. 
 
 ^T^^ ". the Rigveda (cf. ^^). 
 
 ^TJT^^ a. strong in the arm. 
 
 fW^^ m., -^T f. cat. 
 
 f^TT^oR i^', °f%ofiT f. the same. 
 
 f^^'RT'^, f. 1^ cat- eyed. 
 
 f^^ m. drop, globule, point, dot; the sign 
 
 of the Anusvara (g.). 
 f^»^cR m. drop. 
 
 ft^'^^'ff^ a. formed into drops or globules. 
 t%'^^TT & f%''^%«T m. names of kings. 
 t%^^^ , pp. o^^-ji^ dripping, wet with (—<>).* 
 f%l^ m. n. disk (of sun or moon), globe, 
 
 hemisphere; orb, circle i.g.; mirror, image, 
 
 picture, shadow. — m. lizard, chameleon; 
 
 f. t^ a kind of gourd, n. its red fruit. 
 
 f%^^VT m. the red (lit. Bimba-like, v. prec.) 
 
 lip. 
 f^l^fT a. mirrored back. 
 f^f^ftTTT "3- N. of a king. 
 f^^ n. cleft, hollow, cavern, den. 
 fW^^TO <fc <*^Tftr^ «. living in holes; m. 
 
 such an animal. 
 
 f%^^, o^lf^, & f%%^^ a. & m.= prec. 
 
 f^t^lT a. fishing hook or bait. 
 
 f^%T^^ a. & m. = f^^^T^. 
 
 f^^ n. slip, chip; a broken helmet. 
 
 f^f^'C ^' having a helmet. 
 
 f%^ m. N. of a tree; n. its fruit, also a cert, 
 weight. 
 
 ifW^TT"^ n. the weight of a Bilva fruit. 
 
 2f%^^T"^ a. having the weight or the size 
 of a Bilva-fruit. 
 
 f^^^TJJ m. N. of a poet. 
 
 ffc(bc))tff|| f. parturient. 
 
 ff^ n. the film or fibre of a lotus plant. 
 
 f^^ffirf m. the same. 
 
 t%^H^*T n« a lotus flower. 
 
 f^^^Tft f- a place rich in lotus flowers. 
 
 f%f%if^ f. the lotus -plant. 
 
 ^^ n. seed (of plants and animals), seed- 
 corn, grain, germ, element, origin, be- 
 ginning, adj. caused by ( — «). 
 
 ^^lofj m. a citron; n. seed. 
 
 ^^RiTI^lTTTfTT. ^ ^"^^1 a. springing up 
 from seed or from slips (plants). 
 
 ^^^IT s. seed-vessel, esp. of a lotus- 
 flower. 
 
 ^WT^C '^ °oR ni« the citron-tree; n. a citron. 
 
 ^^■R^ a. giving the seed (father). 
 
 ^^^•rf^ a. provided with seed or grain. 
 
 ^^^Ttf m. the sowing (seed). 
 
 WtWT^"?;; ni. seed -shoot; du. seed and shoot; 
 adv. o^ci^. 
 
 ^^T^ ni. stallion (lit. seed-horse). 
 
 ^f^T^ a. = "^^r^»fl^; m. the (real, not no- 
 minal) begetter or father. 
 
 ^%Tr9R'g m. the extractor of seed- (i.e. of 
 good) corn (scil. in selling, while the rest 
 is bad). 
 
 ^HcH^, °(^% V. ^1^ . 
 
 ^^(^ a. loathsome, disgusting, hideous 
 (abstr. o^j f.); f. ^j (& n.*) disgust, 
 horror. 
 
 ^^f^ a, loathing, detesting, disgusted, re- 
 volted; m. E. of Arjuna. 
 
 "^oR m. N. of a plant. 
 
 -SfWl f- heart. 
 
 gf^^ m. N. of a man. 
 
 "5^ a. awakened (lit. & fig.), completely 
 conscious, enlightened ; m. the Enlightened 
 One, the Buddha, E. of Gautama of the 
 Qakya tribe. 
 
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 t^T^ 
 
 H^c^ n. abstr. to prec. 
 
 ^^W^^ fn- the law of Buddha. 
 
 W^HT^ m- the path or doctrine of Buddha. 
 
 W'^Tf^^ "^'j ^T f« a man's & woman's name. 
 
 ^WTTT m. the doctrine of Buddha 
 
 H^|«ri m. waking state or condition. 
 
 "g-f^ f. insight, intellect, reason, mind, judg- 
 ment; perception, comprehension, knowl- 
 edge; opinion, persuasion, supposition, 
 notion, idea, conjecture, the taking for 
 ( — o) ; design, intention, purpose ; instr. for 
 the sake, on account, or because of ( — «). 
 
 ^f^^fT a. acted wisely. 
 
 ■^t^^Tfl a. attainable by intellect. 
 
 "^f^^f^l, a. subsisting by intelligence, 
 rational. 
 
 "gf^tr^ & ooR (n. adv.) premeditated. 
 
 ^f^H^ !"• disturbance of the mind. 
 
 «rf%'T«?T a. intelligent, wise, abstr. o^^ n. 
 
 ■^f^^j^ m. confusion of the mind. 
 
 "^f^^W a. endowed with understanding, in- 
 telligent. 
 
 ^f^f^rf a. opp. to prec. 
 
 ^^f^^^j'T a. increasing the understanding. 
 
 '^f%'^rf^ f- growth of the understanding. 
 
 "^f^^''^T ^ "^f^^Frnn'T ^' navies of men. 
 
 ^f^IFTt^ a. = f f%^W. 
 
 ^f%^^ a. pure in heart or intention. 
 
 "^f^'^f^ f' purification of the heart. 
 
 if%ft^ a. = -^^f^cT; abstr. o^ „. 
 
 "^^f^'^ n. a perceptive organ of sense. 
 
 «[%T^T^Ri m., o'ftroRT f. a worshipper of 
 Buddha. 
 
 ^^f^oR a. superior in wisdom. 
 
 "^^^ m. a bubble in water. 
 ^^ , %^f?T (o*^), gT2i% (ot?T), pp. "5^ (q.v.) 
 wake, awake (intr., r. trans.); watch, 
 notice, heed (ace. or gen.); perceive, learn, 
 know, understand, regard or know as, 
 take for (2 ace), present with (ace. of 
 pers. & instr. of th.). C. "^T^iT^rRT awaken, 
 revive, restore to consciousness, cause to 
 notice, attend, or understand; remind of, 
 teach (2 ace). D. "^^T^"^ wish to know 
 or learn. I. ^T^T^^'Hl have knowledge of 
 (ace). — ^"if awake, watch, notice, per- 
 
 ceive, think of, consider. C. remind of, 
 teach, inform. ^^ awake; perceive, learn, 
 understand. C. awaken, remind, inform, 
 explain. ^^^ perceive, learn. n5jx attend 
 to (ace). "^^ M. awake, f^ (%T^'Rt) at- 
 tend to, learn or hear from (gen., r. ^r«RT- 
 IfTr(^), understand, know. IT (W"^%) wake 
 up, be awake, watch; expand, blossom; 
 (^7\ijf^) know, understand. C. awaken, 
 cause to expand or blossom, make sensible 
 of, admonish, persuade; teach, instruct 
 (2 ace). irfTf awake, expand, blossom, 
 notice, perceive. C. awaken, admonish, 
 remind, inform, teach. f% awake; per- 
 ceive, learn. C. awaken, make conscious, 
 bring to reason. ^IF^ awake, watch, per- 
 ceive, notice. 0. awaken (lit. & fig.), make 
 attentive to or aware of, exhort, admonish, 
 teach (2 ace). — Cf. ^^, lif?fW^, TT^^, 
 
 ^"^ a. intelligent, clever; m. a wise or lear- 
 ned man, a knower; a god; a man's name. 
 
 ^^ (or ^) m. n. bottom, ground, depth, 
 lowest part, foot of a tree, root. 
 
 cfvf^ a. being on the ground or in the depth ; 
 w. "^f% m. the serpent of the deep. 
 
 ^•li" m. arrow. 
 
 ^^T^T f- desire of eating, hunger. 
 
 ^;gf^cT & ^^ a. hungry. 
 
 ■g-Mj^l f. desire of knowing, curiosity. 
 
 '^u^ a. wishing to know (— »), curious. 
 
 ^^"^T f. desire of supporting (gen.). 
 
 n)^^ a. wishing to support (ace). 
 
 ™Vt f- desire of being or living. 
 
 «r)f^ a. wishing for welfare or power. 
 
 ^^^ m. basket-maker. 
 
 "^^ m. N. of a man. 
 
 -^^ a. oblique, transverse. 
 
 ^^ n. vapour, mist, rubbish, chaff and other 
 refuse of grain. 
 
 ^fT!f a. & n. making fat, strengthening, 
 nourishing. 
 
 l^f^rf a. strengthened, increased by or fur- 
 nished with. 
 
 2^ff TT n. roaring. 
 
 t^^^ n. morsel, p^^ce, fragment. 
 
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 OT"5^^ a. E. of Indra. 
 ^f^ m. N. of a man. 
 
 ^^ f. bunch of grass, a kind of seat or 
 cushion. 
 
 Iff ^If )' 1^^ (fff^^)' PP- 1^ (1^) Pl"^^' 
 tear out. — "^T tear off, root out. '^^ & 
 ^f^T? draw forth, fif throw down; C. the 
 same, destroy, annihilate. If tear out or 
 off, snatch away; tear asunder, destroy; 
 M.= ^i:|Tr M. draw towards one's self, 
 attract, f^ rend asunder, break up, split, 
 destroy, remove. 1BPF[ I'end asunder, draw 
 out (together). 
 
 2ff , If fTT (only ^^irT^ q.v.) & |ff?f, o^; 
 C. ^^^f?T, °%, pp. fff rr (q.v.) make 
 great or big, strengthen, augment, further. - 
 '^fVi C. strengthen, increase, augment. 
 ^^XJ the same ; I. (^^ff) press or embrace 
 close. ^^^ C. strengthen, supply, com- 
 plete. Xff\ A. M. enclose, encircle, make 
 tight or firm, strengthen, fortify. C. 
 strengthen, augment, ^i^ join firmly to- 
 gether. C. ^^f^^f7[ join together, attach 
 (dat.); ^^fllfTT strengthen, encourage. — 
 
 Cf. ^T7 jf|?f, trfti^, xrftg^. 
 
 ^?f (ff) fff^(fff^). pp.-jff fT(q-v.)roar. 
 
 4tf f V. If ^f?f. 
 
 "^f^T^ a, having great sorrow. 
 
 "^Tf "^^^^ a. loud-sounding or = seq. 
 
 "^f ^"^Tcfi a. far-famed. 
 
 ^f ^fTff^ n. T. of a work. 
 
 '|f^^Tf?T^ a. shining bright. 
 
 "^ffT m. N. of a man. 
 
 *Wfrr!cRT f. cover, mantle. 
 
 Jf W^T f the large narrative, T. of a work. 
 
 |f Wtfct a. far-famed. 
 
 ^^%g a. of great brightness. 
 
 Jf TRir n. coarse grass. 
 
 '^f 1^ n. greatness, size, extent. 
 
 "^fFtr^T^ a. large-leaved. 
 
 ^f r^T^ a. large-footed. 
 
 ^f (^m f. T. of a work. 
 
 "Jf f^^ a. very gracious or benevolent. 
 
 ^^•T m. N. of sev. kings, f. "^T a woman's 
 
 name. 
 
 "^f ^^7*1^ a. containing big rocks (mountain). 
 
 ^f^^ ni. a man's name. 
 
 Wf ^"^^cji n. T. of an Upanishad. 
 
 ^^"^^^ a. having loud praise, far-famed; 
 m. a man's name. 
 
 ^f^^^ or Wf^^ a. sprinkling abundantly, 
 raining. 
 
 ^W^^'t, ^- having great bulls. 
 
 t^ff^ft a. calling loudly. 
 
 ^f^T^*l, a. resembling a large stone. 
 
 l^ff^'^ a. belonging to the lofty sky, 
 heavenly, m. N. of an ancient Rishi ; n. 
 pi. the lofty sky. 
 
 2^ff^^ a. = prec. a.; f. "^f N. of a goddess. 
 
 ^f^^cTT f. T. of a work. 
 
 Wf fjfir a. shining bright. 
 
 ^f^^ m. N. of a prince. 
 
 ^f^«T a. shining bright; m. a man's name. 
 
 ^f ^T^ a. = prec. a. 
 
 I^f5^ m. a great hero. 
 
 2^^^^ m. a man's name. 
 
 ^f^f^ a. having much wealth. 
 
 "^f"^^^ a. loud-sounding. 
 
 |ff^a.= |^^f^. 
 
 ^f^"^^ a. very vigorous or powerful. 
 
 Wf 1[^ m. a man's name. 
 
 ^fl[Tf^«t. ^" boastful, vain-glorious. 
 
 ^f^rf n. the great vow (scil. of chastity); 
 a. observing it. 
 
 ^f «rf , f. "^f^l" bigh, tall, great, much, abun- 
 dant, important, mighty, grown-up, old, 
 clear, loud; n. height, as adv. highly, 
 widely, thickly, firmly, aloud, much, 
 greatly, m. a man's name; f. t^ N. of a 
 metre. ^ 
 
 "Jf •?[ a. great. 
 
 ^fW^ & "^fW^ m. a kind of reed -grass, 
 
 a feigned name of Arjuna. 
 t^f «3Tf?T a. high-minded. 
 ^f •31"^ a. great in the middle. 
 ^f ^f^ ni. N. of a god (the lord of prayer, 
 
 later of wisdom and eloquence), the planet 
 
 Jupiter; a man's name. 
 <^«n«tTZ m. usurer. 
 
 ^?TT f- voice, sound. "^^ f. whore. 
 «r^^T"'7 & °'m"^*r m. patron, names. 
 
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 5l^«I|^(^ 
 
 ^fgjcR a. relating to seed or the semen virile, 
 sexual. 
 
 ^^T^ a. peculiar to cats, feline. 
 
 ^^l^sTMf^cfi a. acting like a cat, hypocritical, 
 false. 
 
 ^•^ m. N. of a despised tribe. 
 
 ^^ a. living in holes, m. such an animal. 
 
 ^^ a. coming from the Bilva tree or made 
 of its wood. 
 
 "^T^^ a. to be observed, perceived, under- 
 stood, recognized; to be taught or admon- 
 ished; n. impers. (it is) to be waked. 
 
 ofT^ m. perceiver, knower; abstr. ©^ n. 
 
 %T^ a. perceiving, understanding; m. waking, 
 becoming or being awake (lit. & fig.) ; 
 expanding, budding; perception, knowl- 
 edge, intelligence, wisdom. 
 
 ^Ty[«R5 f' °fV^T awakening, teaching, ex- 
 plaining, conducive to the knowledge of 
 ( — o); m. instructor, teacher. 
 
 '^T>i|«f J f- ^ causing to expand or blossom, 
 exciting, rousing, explaining, teaching; 
 n. awaking, state of waking, perception, 
 knowledge; awakening, rousing, instruct- 
 ing, teaching. 
 
 ^T'^^'^ST a. to be reminded, to be made 
 known or explained. 
 
 ^T'^TfTS' a. consisting of knowledge. 
 
 "^T^f^rT m. waker, awakener, teacher. 
 
 "^T"^f^ff«EI a. to be made acquainted with 
 
 ^ (ace). 
 
 ^\irf%rw a. wishing to awaken. 
 \» 
 
 ^ftf m. f. perfect wisdom; m. the tree of 
 
 wisdom or knowledge (r.). 
 ^lf^rT«5 a. to be taught or imparted. 
 t^lfV*^ a. awakening, instructing, causing to 
 
 perceive or know; knowing, familiar with, 
 
 thinking of ( — «). 
 
 "^Tftf^FT'T^ ni- a Buddha immediately before 
 the attainment of perfect knowledge. 
 
 ^J^iEf a. to be known or understood, to be 
 taught or explained. 
 
 ^T^ a. borne in mind (not spoken out), re- 
 lating to the intellect or to Buddha; m. a 
 Buddhist. 
 
 ^T^^1|«T & ^^RRT ^' the doctrine of the 
 Buddhists. 
 
 ^T^T'^'f no. patron, of an ancient teacher, 
 m. pi. his school ; a. belonging to or com- 
 posed by B. 
 
 sT^ a. reddish-yellow; m. the sun. 
 
 tjfllf m. priest (only — o). 
 
 IWlfcfi^ a. like (a) Brahman. 
 
 2W^«R^ "!• the age of Brahman (a cert, 
 period of remote antiquity). 
 
 ^^cR"fT(; a. offering prayers, devout. 
 
 ^^fthf^W^f n. crime against Brahmans. 
 
 ^^cfiif n. a kind of penance. 
 
 WWf^ a. = WW^TT- 
 
 WftfT f- devotion, prayer. 
 
 ^W^^ n. sgl. & du. Brahmans and warriors. 
 
 W^^"^^^ m. pi. sacrifices offered by Brah- 
 mans and warriors. 
 
 sl^jflfrTcRT f- the song of Brahman (cert, 
 verses). 
 
 sf^g"^ m. a man's name. 
 
 jf^f^c^oR m. a Brahman-killer. 
 
 9rir^Tft»i;. m. = pr^c , f. o^ a woman on 
 the second day of her menses. 
 
 5f^^^ n. sacred study, the life and condition 
 of a Brahman student, esp. abstinence, 
 chastity; poss. o^iff^t. 
 
 ^^^^T^^ m. the state of a Brahman 
 student (as the first of the four periods 
 of a Brahman's life). 
 
 WW^TfTIl a. poss. to s^^t|4; m. a Brahman 
 student. 
 
 l^^gjtj^?j;^n. rebirth effected by sacred knowl- 
 edge. 
 
 2^^fof^«l^ a. sprung from Brahman. 
 
 WW^T"^T f' a Brahman's wife. 
 
 ^^^^ a. delighted by prayer or devotion. 
 
 9[^^rT a. incited by prayer or devotion. 
 
 5f^^ a. knowing the sacred writings. 
 
 WIT^T^T n. knowledge of sacred things or 
 writings. 
 
 ^^f^li" a. oppressing Brahmans. 
 
 W^M^ n- abstr. to prec. 
 
 gi^Ui^fj^ f- the wife of the Brahman priest. 
 
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 ^^I!?j^, only 5<^^«i'rf^ praying, devout. 
 Ifj^ a. devoted to sacred knowledge or 
 friendly to Brahmans; religious, pious i.g. 
 SIT^Trn f- devotion towards Brahmans. 
 
 W^^<T. ^^^'* ^^ke a Brahman. 
 
 ^^pr^nT^ or W^^*^^ ^- devout, pious. 
 
 ^^fffX f. abstr. to ^^p^n. (i.e.the impersonal 
 divinity). 
 
 ^^c^ n. abstr. to i^^^^ & 2^^. 
 
 ^^^ a. imparting sacred knowledge. 
 
 ^W^^ m. Brahman's staff (a myth, wea- 
 pon) or a B.'s punishment i.e. his curse. 
 
 W^^tT a. given by Brahman; a man's name. 
 
 jr^^T*! n. the gift of the Veda. 
 
 IWW^^ ^' imparting or teaching the Veda. 
 
 2^^^!''? ni. the Veda as an heritage, o^"^ 
 a. receiving it from (gen.). 
 
 W^^^ a., f. '^T married after the Brahma 
 rite, w. f^fiij' m. this rite itself; n. in- 
 struction in the sacred writings. 
 
 WWt^\ ^' hating devotion or the Brahmans. 
 
 W^^"^ ra* hatred of devotion, impiety. 
 
 Isi^n, "• devotion (lit. swelling, so. of the 
 soul), worship, piety, holy life, chastity; 
 hymn of praise, prayer; sacred text, 
 magic formula , incantation , the syllable 
 Om, the Veda, i.g. divine science, theology 
 or theosophy; the priestly or sacerdotal 
 class; the supreme Being regarded as im- 
 personal, the Absolute. 
 
 2Wini ™' one who prays, any devout person 
 or a priest; a knower of sacred knowl- 
 edge, a Brahman of caste or the priest so 
 called; the supreme Being, personif. as 
 the highest god or creator of the world. 
 
 si^f^^TW n. extinction in Brahman. 
 
 W^f*r¥ a. quite absorbed in (the contem- 
 plation of) the Absolute. 
 
 WfT^"^ ^' the way to Brahman (m. or n.). 
 
 W^3"? m. a son of a Brahman or of the god 
 Brahman. 
 
 ^W5T n- 5 t f • Brahman's city (in heaven), 
 
 also N. of sev. cities on the earth. 
 W^3TTW n. T. of a Purana. 
 W^ITirTH a- having attained Brahman. 
 
 ^^flT^ & ®ii^ a. loving devotion or the 
 
 Veda. 
 5f^*T^iT n. the abode of Brahman. 
 ^^f^TT ni- the share of a Brahman or chief 
 
 priest. 
 W^'?!"^ ni- the entrance into Brahman (n.)» 
 ?r^^^«r n. the world of Brahman. 
 sTW^^ ^' entered into Brahman; n. the ab- 
 
 sorption into Brahman. 
 <s|^'47^ n. = prec. n., Brahmanship. 
 
 WW'l^^ a. & n. = WW^fI- 
 
 WWT"^, f. 1^ consisting of Brahman (n.). 
 
 WW'^^'^T^T^- the investigation into Brahman, 
 i.e. the Vedanta. 
 
 W^^"^ & ^^TT m. the offering of prayer, 
 the study or recital of the Veda. 
 
 ^^g^^ a. yoked by prayer. 
 
 ^^^7^ m. the application of prayer or de- 
 votion. 
 
 iW^^Tf^ f. home in Brahman, 0T^a.= seq. 
 
 2^^^TfiT a. dwelling in Brahman as in one's 
 home. 
 
 ^W^^^ n., °''n'^^ ^' a kind of evil demon. 
 
 W^TT^*^ m. du. a Brahman and a prince. 
 
 ^^"^Tff m. a man's name (lit. given by Brah- 
 man). 
 
 WWTTflT m. the whole mass of sacred texts 
 or knowledge. 
 
 ^I^ffit m. a priestly sage; abstr. ^fff f., ©^ n. 
 
 WWf^^^ ^' the country of the priestly sages. 
 
 ^^<5fT«R «!• the world of Brahman. 
 
 ^^^■^ m., o^T2fT f- the murder of a Brah- 
 man. 
 
 WW^'^TcRff n- the (committed) murder of a 
 Brahman. 
 
 ^1|f^f^ a. devoted to Brahmans. 
 
 9l^c(«rt a. possessed of sacred learning. 
 
 ^^^^^ n. preeminence in sacred learning 
 or holiness, poss. °ftf«^ or of^«|;^; ©T^ a. 
 conducive to it. 
 
 ^W^^^TcfiT^a. desirous of holiness (cf. prec). 
 
 WW^T^ f- the sacred text. 
 
 W^^T^ m. speaking of sacred matters, ®f^^ 
 m. theologian, sage. 
 
 WW^i^ "• abstr. to seq. 
 
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 WT^TU^^ 
 
 ^^f^^ a. having sacred knowledge; m. 
 
 theologian, philosopher, sage. 
 W^f^^T f- abstr. to prec. 
 WW^^^ ^* knowing Brahman. 
 
 ^^^^ a. grown by devotion, 
 jf^^^" m. the Veda of the Brahmans or the 
 Veda of sacred spells, the Atharvaveda. 
 
 W^%^^ & ocfi n. T. of a Purana. 
 
 ^^jfTT n. a cert, religious observance; the 
 vow of chastity, ^^''^^ a. performing it. 
 
 W^^T^T f- Brahman's hall. 
 
 WWf^T^ & °^"^'(. n- Brahman's head, N. 
 of a mythical weapon. 
 
 WW^^^'^^- sharpened by devotion- or prayers. 
 
 WW^'^T^ ^- Brahman's hall or an assembly 
 of Brahmans. 
 
 ?r^'^"^ a. wholly devoted to sacred knowl- 
 edge. 
 
 ^^^"^ n. the sacrifice of devotion or prayer, 
 acij. oV^^. 
 
 WW^'^'^ ^ ^''^^^ "• Ri^ahman's seat or hall. 
 
 WW^T^ n. Brahman's lake, N. of a holy 
 bathing-place. 
 
 ^^^"^ m. gush of prayer, N. of a cert, 
 libation. 
 
 W^^lfSffT f' equality or union with Brah- 
 man. 
 
 W^ftrWT«rf m. T. of sev. works. 
 
 ^^^^T^^ f. a cert, plant, also an infusion 
 or a decoction of it. 
 
 jT^^"^ n. the Brahmanical thread worn over 
 the shoulder; a theological or philosophical 
 Sutra work, esp. that of Badarayana on 
 the Vedanta philosophy. 
 
 ?rW^'T m. a stealer of holy things, esp. 
 who gets possessed of the Veda by illicit 
 means. 
 
 WW^^ n. abstr. to prec. 
 
 WW^^ n. N. of a town. 
 
 ^^^ n. the property of Brahmans. 
 
 W^W^^ f. killing of a Brahman. 
 
 ^^^•^ m. the murderer of a Brahman. 
 
 W^T^f% ^- joining the hands for the sake 
 
 Ciippeller, Sanskrit -English Dictionary. 
 
 of (or while studying) the Veda; ©cfiff a. 
 performing it. 
 
 W^TWt f- Brahman's wife, E. of Durga. 
 
 ^1|fT^ n. Brahman's egg, i.e. the Universe. 
 
 IW^T^ a. to be eaten by Brahmans. 
 
 2WWf^ ^- beginning with Brahman. 
 
 ^^Tf^^ftTcR a. relating to the sacred study. 
 
 ^ITT^T^ m. the study of the Veda. 
 
 ^^TT^ "• ^- of a forest. 
 
 W^TT^ ™- beginning of the sacred study. 
 
 ^^T^ a. worthy of Brahman or of sacred 
 knowledge. 
 
 91^|e|(f m. the holy land (between Saras- 
 vati and Drsadvati). 
 
 ^^T^ n. Brahman's weapon (myth.). 
 
 W^T^f?! f- sacrifice of prayer or devotion. 
 
 ^fW^ (superl.), W^^^ (compar.) a most 
 holy or a holier Brahman. 
 
 ^^'^ a. kindled with prayers. 
 
 W§T5^ a. having neglected or forgotten the 
 Veda, abstr. OflT f- 
 
 ^^T^ ^' forming the conversation among 
 Brahmans, w. efi^j f. discussions about 
 or riddles from the Veda; n. rivalry in 
 sacred knowledge. 
 
 W^'T'^f^'^^ f« T. of an Upanishad. 
 
 ^^T^iT "• boiled rice for Brahmans. 
 
 Wl^> f. t[ pertaining to (the) Brahman i.e. 
 divine, holy, spiritual ; or pert, to Brahmans 
 i.e. belonging or favourable to, consisting 
 of the sacerdotal class, Brahmanical. — 
 f. "I" E. of Durga or Sarasvati ; a woman 
 married according to the Brahman rite. 
 
 IWT^W '"• a priest or theologian, a Brah- 
 man; f . ^ a woman of the priestly caste. 
 
 2^T^I!r, f. "I" Brahmanical; n. the Brahman 
 or Absolute, sacred or divine power, a 
 cert, class of Vedic writings. 
 
 WT^W^R ^' ^ bad Brahman, a Brahman 
 only by name. 
 
 iWT^^efi^ m. pi. Brahmanas and Kalpas 
 
 (two kinds of Vedic works). 
 2?fT^lijch<^ a. like a Brahman. 
 WWUI'chl^T f« love of Brahmans. 
 WT^W^TTT ^' ^ Brahman boy. 
 ^^T!I'^'5T n. a Brahman's house. 
 
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sTTW^rr^ 
 
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 sH^TW^ m. the killer of a Brahman. 
 
 g lT ^*U'^I^ T^ "^' ^ degraded or outcast 
 (lit. a Candala of a) Brahman. 
 
 g(l^U!<3tlct n- ihe Brahmanical race or caste. 
 
 ^^mf^^ m. infant or weakling of a Brah- 
 man. 
 
 jn^pjjffr f-, °«^ n. the state or dignity of a 
 Brahman. 
 
 ?rT^W^*^ n. the fee given to Brahmans. 
 
 gtT^UjM'^cB ra. a Brahman boy or lad. 
 
 ^^Ttyfrr^ m. a friend of Brahmans. 
 
 ^T^Ijfg'^ m. calling one's self a Brahman, 
 i.e. a B. only in name, a bad B. 
 
 9('(^TQ)|j^«r n. feeding Brahmans. 
 
 ^^Ttj-^^if n. the statement of a Brahmana. 
 
 WT^^"^^ m. killing a Brahman. 
 
 WT^W^^^ n. the dignity of a Brahman. 
 
 Wr^WftfV ni. precept of a Brahmana. 
 
 WT^^f^^^ "!• the Brahman's Lament, T. 
 of an episode of the Mahabharata. 
 
 5Jl^TJff^^fT a. enjoined in a Brahmana. 
 
 JfT^^^TR^ w. efi present to Brahmans, w. 
 ^^ belong to B. 
 
 9( I^T^f^t^ a. relating to Brahmanaspati. 
 
 ^T^W^ n. the property of Brahmans. 
 
 ^T^WT'^'ftN, "1* a cert, priest; o^ a. be- 
 longing to him, n. his office. 
 
 WT^'H'T^l'f ^' a (mere) descendant of a 
 Brahman. 
 
 SWT^nR' w. *I become a Brahman. 
 WT^IHTW a. enjoined in a Brahmana. 
 ^^ro a. fit for Brahmans; n. state or 
 
 dignity of a Brahman , an assembly of 
 
 Brahmans. 
 shf^ a. Brahmanical, holy, divine. 
 
 9| l^tr^ m. the son of a woman married 
 according to the Brahman rite. 
 
 WT^'T'ST f« a woman married according to the 
 Brahman rite. 
 
 sTT^J^ a. pertaining to Brahman or the Brah- 
 mans. 
 
 "^^ a. calling one's self—, only in name a 
 
 3, Srt'fij, W^i say, tell (ace. of th. & gen., 
 dat., loc of pers.; or 2 ace), speak to (ace, 
 r. gen.); name, call (2 ace), speak of 
 (ace. ± nfTf or ^f^|i(ir) ; answer (iji^-j); 
 announce, foretell ; M. (A.) call one's self 
 or profess one's self to be (nom., r. + Xfr^). - 
 ^y^\ M. call near. ^fTf abuse, revile. 
 "^f^ encourage, console, comfort (dat.), 
 speak in favour of or intercede for (dat.). 
 ^g pronounce, recite; teach, rehearse to 
 (dat.), address reverentially (dat.), invite 
 a person (dat.) to (gen.) ; say, speak ; take 
 for, recognize; M. repeat, learn by heart. 
 IJlf speak off, i.e. conjure, charm with 
 vi'ords; console a person (abl.) for the 
 loss of (ace). "^ M. converse, "^q^ re- 
 nounce, give up (ace or gen.). '^Xf M. 
 (A.) speak to (ace), beg for (dat., r. ace), 
 invoke, persuade, fif^^^ pronounce (clearly 
 and singly), explain. "If tell forth, pro- 
 claim, announce, teach, praise, relate, be- 
 tray, call, describe as (2 ace). IffTT speak 
 back, answer; M. return (an attack etc.). 
 f^ speak out, utter, state, explain, answer 
 a question; declare falsely; contradict, 
 disagree; M. dispute, contend. ^fT^^ A. M. 
 talk together, converse; M. consent, agree, 
 say anything to (2 ace), 
 m. snare, lioose. 
 
 ^.n. star, asterism, lunar mansion. 
 )!f<^^ n. a cert, part of the abdomen. 
 ^T^ a. distributed, divided; attached or de- 
 voted to, faithful, m. a worshipper or 
 
 adorer (loc, gen., ace, or -— o); n. food, 
 
 nourishment, meal. 
 ^W^ & °^^rcR a. giving food to (gen.). 
 *^cn<^ltl m. a slave who serves for food. 
 
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 ^fj 
 
 ^W^^ ™. aversion from food, want of 
 appetite. 
 
 ^i!i^f^ f* desire of food, appetite, hunger. 
 
 a?W"^TW "• receptacle for food, store-room 
 or kitchen. 
 
 arf^f. distribution, partition, division, portion, 
 share ; division by lines, variegation, de- 
 coration, line, streak; devotion, attachment, 
 love or piety for (loc, gen., or — o). 
 
 "iff^^^ m. pi. division by lines or streaks, 
 variegation. 
 
 ^fWT^ ^' bent down in devotion. 
 
 *?fW*?T^^ a- full of faith or devotion. 
 
 ^fWTnT^ a. = prec. (w. loc. or — o). 
 
 *!fW%TT m- faithful devotion. 
 
 ^fW«f^ & o^i|^ a. partaking of (gen.). 
 
 ^fW^lT "^- assurance of devotion. 
 
 ^fW^*r a. wanting piety or devotion. 
 
 >rW^, H^f?I, 0%, older H^^fTT, <»%, pp. ^- 
 f^rf (q.v.) partake of, enjoy, eat, drink, 
 devour, consume, waste, destroy. C. ^- 
 "^^fTT *cause a pers. (instr. or ace.) to 
 eat (ace); cf. also S. D. f^^f^xrf?! & 
 f^^T'^ftmnr wish to eat or devour. — 
 XffT[^ enjoy or drink (esp. what belongs to 
 another), eat, feed on. ^^f?^ enjoy or devour 
 (together). 
 
 ^"^ m. enjoyment, eating or drinking, food 
 or drink; adj. feeding or living on (— °). 
 
 l^^o|) a. eating, feeding on (gen. or — o) ; 
 m. enjoyer, eater, devourer. 
 
 I^T^TJJ a. enjoying ( — o) ; n. enjoyment, eating 
 or drinking; being eaten by (inst.); drink- 
 ing vessel. 
 
 ^^uH"^ a. to be (being) devoured. 
 
 ^"^f^TcT^ a. to be enjoyed or eaten. 
 
 ^rf^ft a. eaten; munched (g.); the being de- 
 voured by (instr.). 
 
 ^'Nrl^ a. = :H^t%i7f^. 
 
 ^f^ff m. enjoyer, eater. 
 
 Hf%«l^ a. enjoying, eating (mostly — ©). 
 
 Slf^'^ a. enjoying. 
 
 ^^ a. to be (being) enjoyed or eaten, en- 
 joyable, eatable; n. food. 
 
 ll"^i^^ (o — ) all kind of enjoyments. 
 
 IT'^IH'^ ^' allowed and forbidden food. 
 
 ^^ m. distributer, dispenser, gracious lord, 
 protector, N. of an Aditya & E. of sev. 
 gods; portion, lot, fortune; abundance, 
 happiness; dignity, majesty; loveliness, 
 beauty; affection, love; the vulva. 
 
 vt^rf% f. a gift of fortune. 
 
 HT^tT m. N. of a king. 
 
 ^J|^<4rT a. having Bhaga for a deity. 
 
 ^liifcfff a. = prec.; n. E. of a lunar mansion. 
 
 H^NsO^T a. sung or declared by Bhagavant 
 i.e. Krsna; f. ^ pi. (± ^gRf^rq^) T. of 
 a philosophical poem. 
 
 ^7[^«fl a. fortunate, prosperous, happy, 
 glorious, illustrious, excellent, holy, divine 
 (of gods & men , esp. in the voc. sgl. m. 
 
 H^^^, ^im^^, & H^^, f. ^^^f?r, pi. 
 
 m. ^)f^«TT^, or in the nom. w. 3^ pers. 
 as reverential address), m. E. of Visnu- 
 Krsna, ^iva, etc., f. *j;»r^cft a holy woman 
 (abstr. o^ n.*); E. of Laksmi & Durga. 
 
 ^fljif^ a. fortunate, happy, splendid; f. ^rf'nft' 
 sister. 
 
 ^rfj| •Tl M'HT m. a sister's husband. 
 
 ^^^"^"^ m. N. of an ancient king. 
 
 ^Tf^ m. the lord of fortune. 
 
 ^^ a. broken, bent, curved ; scattered, de- 
 feated , disappointed, marred, destroyed, 
 annihilated, lost; abstr. OffT f- 
 
 ^^^wf^ a. broken-hearted, discouraged. 
 
 ^^T^nr n. (loc.) when the yoke is broken. 
 
 ^T'CT^Tf a. who has broken a vow. 
 
 ^^^"5^ a. whose hopes are broken, disap- 
 pointed. 
 
 ^T^f^ a. whose bones are broken.* 
 
 ^^ m. breaker, destroyer. 
 
 "i^ a. breaking. — m. the act of breaking, 
 bending, or curving; breach, fracture, 
 division, separation, downfall, ruin, de- 
 struction, interruption, disturbance, frus- 
 tration, disappointment, defeat; bend, 
 fold, wave; hemp (also f. *f^T). 
 
 ^^ cfiTf^ a. causing a breach, breaking (— «). 
 
 "Hf^ or ^^ f. breaking, bending; curve, 
 step (of a stair-cJiSe), crooked path, in- 
 
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^fl^ 
 
 372 
 
 direct manner of speech, circumlocution; 
 
 way, manner i.g.; mere appearance or 
 
 semblance. 
 ^1^ a. breaking down, fragile, perishable 
 
 ( — o); defeated in a law-suit. 
 ^f^ijifT a. curled (hair). 
 
 ^^« m. N. of a demon. 
 
 \> 
 ^^■^ a. fragile, transitory, changing, fickle; 
 
 \» 
 crisp, curled, wrinkled. Abstr. ©rlT f- 
 
 ^^T^ ' 075jf?f break, destroy; crisp, curl 
 
 (trans.). 
 ^^r^"^^ a. insidious, malignant. 
 
 ^^ , ^^[f7{, ®%, pp. ^W (q-v.) deal out, 
 apportion, dispense, distribute (w. gen. or 
 dat. of pers.), share, divide (M. among 
 each other); M. grant, bestow, endow, 
 furnish with (instr.); M. (A.) receive as 
 a portion, partake of, enjoy, prefer, choose, 
 take or go to, pursue, practise, belong or 
 be attached to, revere, honour, worship, 
 love, court. C. 'J1T^'?[f?f deal out, dis- 
 tribute, divide; make a pers. (ace.) share 
 in (gen.). — "^11 give a pers. (gen. or dat.) 
 a share of (gen.); content, satisfy; divide, 
 distribute. ^ A. (M.) deal out, give a 
 pers. (ace.) a share in (loc). "^^T M- 
 make a person share in (loc.) after or 
 along with others, f^^ exclude from 
 (abl.), content or satisfy with (instr.); 
 C. disinherit. "qfT divide. "qfTf fall again 
 to the share of (ace). f%f part asunder, 
 divide, distribute (2 ace, ace. of th. & dat. 
 or loc. of pers., or ace. of pers. & instr. 
 of th.); M. also share among each other 
 or with (instr.). Trfq" divide, distribute. 
 ^f^ sever, sunder; divide with (instr. 
 ±^, dat., or gen.); give a share, present 
 with (instr.). i^^ distribute, divide, share, 
 present with a gift, endow. — Cf.'^p^f^^ 
 (add.), ^T^W, TTft^m fW^W, ^HW- 
 
 Yf^cR m. distributer. 
 
 ^^^ n. adoration, worship; ©rfj f- the same. 
 
 ^^"if^^ a. to be loved or adored. 
 
 HfWrT^ & ^^*^ »• the same. 
 
 *r^^i *RfW, PP- H^ (q.v.) break, bend, 
 
 curve; scatter, disperse; defeat, conquer; 
 
 frustrate, disappoint, destroy, annihilate; 
 
 P. H^% with intr. mg. (C. *r^^rf?T w. 
 
 "5^% pierce with a pale*). — '^fiT break, 
 
 destroy, "^of break down (tr.). f%^ break 
 
 asunder, split. "Jf break, destroy; rout, 
 
 defeat (an army). f% break to pieces; 
 
 scatter, distribute; frustrate, disappoint. 
 
 ^?^ break, crush. — Cf. irfT^n^^ ^W^- 
 ^^ofi m. breaker; f. ^f^iRT breaking (—<>)» 
 *T^*T a. & m. breaking, breaker, destroyer 
 
 ( — o); n. the act of breaking, destroying^ 
 
 interrupting, disturbing. 
 ^f^«^ a, breaking, dispelling ( — »). 
 ^Z, MTZ'^rfir hire. 
 H^ m. hireling, soldier, servant. 
 Vf^ m. lord, E. of learned men (« — & — o 
 
 in names). 
 ^JifTTT^W rn- N. of a poet. 
 ^g"!^!^ m. illustrious teacher (E. of Kuma^^ 
 
 rilabhatta). 
 ^JT"^ & oefi m. lord (applied to gods & 
 
 learned men). 
 HJl^cR^TT "!• the lord's day, Sunday. 
 ^f^ m. N. of a poet. 
 
 ^g'Tt^ & °^f^fT m. N. of a grammarian. 
 *f^ m. N. of a cert, mixed caste. 
 ^TTH^, *rWffT, PP- VrfXpr (q.v.) speak, say, 
 
 relate; call, name (2 ace). C. *^TO^rf?T 
 
 (^WTR^f^*) cause to speak. — TrfH 
 
 answer, reply. 
 ^IJf m. telling (—<>). 
 ^Iir«T a. telling, announcing. 
 *!^«ft^ a. to be told. 
 
 ^itWcf n., HftrfTT f. speech, talk, description* 
 "j^TS^ m. jester, buffoon, a cert, mixed caste. 
 ^"P^ m. N. of a man. 
 '¥(^ a. bright , pleasing, good , happy ; voc. 
 
 ^, H^, & *r^T^ good sir, good lady, 
 
 & good people! ^*r^^ & ^^^ ^dv. 
 
 luckily, fortunately, n. luck, prosperity^ 
 
 good fortune, 7i^ % or "Efl happiness to 
 
 thee or you (often only explet.). 
 H'^oR, f. *rf^oRX good; m. pi. N. of a people. 
 ^'^cRTT.^fi ^ **«F<^ a. causing prosperity. 
 *r^^T^ f. N.%f a goddess (in 1. 1. Durgfi). 
 
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 ^^t^TTT 
 
 ^^ci^ adv. fortunately. 
 
 ^5'fIT f- goodness, honesty. 
 
 ^■^^ n. prosperity, good fortune. 
 
 ^T^Tfrt n- sgl. good and evil; m. pi. the 
 
 good and evil. 
 ^$» MI? n- splendid seat, throne; m. a cert. 
 
 winged insect, used by thieves. 
 lf5*W^ a. w^hose arms cause prosperity. 
 ^^W7^ a. whose face causes prosperity (in 
 
 voc. as reverential address). 
 ^:f?"^itf fn-5 W f • a kind of fragrant grass. 
 ■*1[^^«ff a. causing happiness or prosperity, 
 
 auspicious, f. ®^M wanton girl. 
 'M 5( ^ f* sandal. 
 ^'?'%it m. a man's name. 
 ^^T^^ a. bringing happiness. 
 ^■^T^ '"• a man's name. 
 ^T?'T^*T n. splendid seat, throne. 
 >T^T^ n. a lucky day, favourable time. 
 ^^Kl" m. E. of Qiva. 
 ^•t., *tff7f speak, tell. 
 
 ^T^, *r«^%be bright, shine; resound, praise, 
 ^•^f^t^ a. hastening along with shouts. 
 ^"i^wf a. shouting, cheering; f. "^J as abstr. 
 ^f^^ (superl.) shouting or praising most 
 
 loudly. 
 ^^ n. fear, dread, anxiety, terror, danger, 
 
 distress (w. abl. or — o). 
 ^"^ieRT ^- causing fear. 
 
 ^^oRH, Of c![,, H^^T (f. t)' & °^f ^ = P^ec. 
 ^^^, o^f^^l,' & °1T^ a. inspiring fear. 
 >T^^ s. dangerous situation. 
 ^Jf^f wTiR a. dreadful, terrible. 
 ^"^TTT^"^ a. warding off fear or peril. 
 ^^TH^ n. du. danger and security. 
 ^tEJT^ a. tormented by fear. 
 **T^T^ (o"5R*) a timid. 
 "^l^T^^ a. causing fear or danger. 
 ^^^ofi ^- wild ram. 
 ^^ n. impers. (it is) to be feared. 
 ^'^ m. bearing, carrying (also a. mostly — <>); 
 
 obtaining, getting, carrying away, theft, 
 
 fight, battle, burden, load, a cert, weight 
 
 or measure ; mass , quantity , abundance 
 
 (instr. & abl. adv.); song, hymn. 
 
 ^l^TSf n. bearing, wearing, bringing, procuring, 
 maintaining, nourishing; wages, hire. 
 
 ■HT^^ a. to be maintained or nourished. 
 
 V(JJ( m. E. of Agni (lit. to be maintained 
 or kept alive); N. of sev. princes & other 
 men, esp. of a patriarchal hero & the 
 mythical author of dramatic art, also = 
 seq. ; pi. the race of the Bharatas. 
 
 HT^^^ ™- actor, mime. 
 
 H^^rr^H ii^» the best (lit. bull) among the 
 Bharatas, E. of sev. men. 
 
 ^T^^T^ n- epilogue, lit. speech of Bharata 
 
 (d.). 
 HT<^^T^;^» °%^ & ®^tI^ a. tiger or best 
 
 of the Bharatas. 
 
 ^T^T^ n^- field-lark, N. of a Rishi. 
 
 ^"^^ dat. inf. to W. 
 
 *f;(^^ n. bearing, supporting. 
 
 ^T^f^ f. battle-cry, shouting in battle. 
 
 ^^|9hl«TT a. heavy (lit oppressed by a load).* 
 
 '¥{ffj\ ;i. filled, full of (gen. or — <>). 
 
 ^fX^"^ 11. arm or hand. 
 
 ^"f^Xf a. rapacious, greedy. 
 
 ^Tt'R'T. ^' support, maintenance, nourish- 
 ment. 
 
 ^T^ ra. E. of Visnu & Qiva. 
 
 ^'^^ m. roasted barley. 
 
 ^ij m. = seq., a man's name, pi. N. of a 
 people. 
 
 i(^^ n. radiant light, glory. 
 
 *|it^nT a. majestic. 
 
 ^^if a. frying, roasting; n. frying or frying- 
 pan. 
 
 YfrNl a. to be borne, maintained, nourished, 
 
 or fed. 
 l*crf (^^) in- bearer, supporter, maintainer, 
 
 hDrd,* chief; f. H^ female supporter, 
 
 mother. 
 2*T^ m. husband; abstr. ©c^f n. 
 ^pfi (adj. -o) = 2^. 
 ^-^^ f. husband-slaying. 
 *fHf^TfT f. thinking of the husband. 
 
^^T^ 
 
 ^^T?^ m., ofi^ f. a king's son or 
 
 ''daughter; prince, princess. 
 ^^flT^ & o^^ a. devoted to a lord or 
 
 husband. 
 ^^^nft f. having a husband, married. 
 hI%W ^' N. of an author, abstr. ©clT f- 
 ^|^^ a. formed like a (the) husband. 
 ^1^%T^ m. the husband's world. 
 H^^t^^T f- affectionate to the husband. 
 ^^5f(T n- devotion to the husband. 
 ^(fffflT f. devoted to the husband. 
 VT^ftr ni. N. of an author. 
 
 ^ , ^H^ffi &H(^f^, °^' pp- ^^^ Cqv.) 
 
 threaten^ revile, mock, deride, "^f^, "^^j 
 
 ^7^ n., o^T f. threatening, scolding. 
 ^^f|i^ n. threat, menace. 
 ^^«T n. support, nourishment. 
 -^ , 'ji'^fH munch, devour. 
 ^^^, f^^l^T^rfrr, °% look at, behold, per- 
 ceive; (t^^ the same*). 
 ))^ adv. certainly, indeed. 
 ^^ m. a kind of arrow (also f. i); bear. 
 ^j^cfi m. bear, ^^^^ m. a young bear. 
 -^ m. coming into existence, birth, birth- 
 place, origin (often a. — « born of, sprung 
 from, being in); becoming (—<>); being, 
 existence, world; means of existence, 
 wealth, prosperity; N. of a god. 
 H^t^^ a. destroying mundane existence. 
 ^^^^ m. abstr. to prec. 
 Yf^^^ n. the ocean of existence. 
 ^cjfq^ a. beginning with ,your honour', 
 
 n. adv. 
 ^clJ^TSf a. your, your honour's. 
 ^^"5Tf?[^ adv. with ,your honour' at the 
 
 end. 
 ^^^B a. rich in goods. 
 ^iif^f^^ a. one like you or your honour. 
 'Vf^^ n. coming into existence, place of 
 existence, dwelling, abode, house, palace, 
 temple. 
 ^*r^«f^TT "• ^^^ ^oor of a palace. 
 ^^•ft^ a. being about to take place. 
 
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 H^T^T^f n. garden of a house or palace.* 
 
 l-^-q^ (nom.^^^) a. being, present; f. oitft 
 the present time or tense. 
 
 2H^^, (nom. m. ^^^T^, f. Vf^cft) pers. pron. 
 of 2"*^ pers. , with 3^ pers. of the verb, 
 used in respectful address (pi. also for 
 sgl. & msc. for n.) = your honour, your 
 worship, you. 
 
 ^^^^3f>2r a. having , your honour' in the middle; 
 
 n. adv. 
 i^^^^iT «!• creator of the world. 
 ^l^Vff?T f- welfare, m. N. of a poet. 
 ^cf^^ m. du. production and dissolution. 
 ^^^T^T ^' ^^^ ocean of existence. 
 (*H^T1^), ^^Tf 'l^' & °1^ (f-t) your like. 
 ^^1^ f. N. of a goddess, the wife of Bhava„ 
 
 in 1. 1. = "qT^Wt- 
 ^T^T^qfTT & °^W^ ^«- E. of giva (cf. prec). 
 ^^TnTT n. another existence, a former or 
 
 future life. 
 ^^TfgcT m. = ^^^I^T: 
 ^"^1^4- m. du. Bhava and Rudra. 
 
 H^T'ST'^ m. Bhava and Qarva. 
 
 ^f^ifi a. benevolent, pious. 
 
 ^f'^ci^ a. = seq., n. impers. w. instr. of 
 
 subj.&pred.; abstr. oj\jf f. necessity, fate, 
 
 destiny. 
 :nf^rl, f. ^'% what is to be, future. 
 *r"N%T^ gen. abl. infin. to 1^. 
 V(f^^ m. living being, esp. man. 
 
 ^f^W a. being, becoming (only -<>); thriv- 
 ing, prospering. 
 
 ^f^'RI a. future, imminent; n. the future. 
 
 *?f^(^T^ a. relating to the future (g.). 
 
 i^ft'CElTlT f., ®T^ n. futurity. 
 
 ^Tf^r^fJTTW "• T. of a Purana. 
 
 ^rf^^^f^'l ^' expressing the future (g.). 
 
 ^f^-^irT a. future; n. the future (time or 
 tense). 
 
 *r^(cf a. future. 
 
 ^^■^^ (compar.) more abundant. 
 
 ^pETa. being, present, future; proper, fit, right, 
 good, excellent, fine, beautiful, auspicious, 
 
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 HT^K 
 
 fortunate, gracious, favourable, religious, 
 pious, n. existence, presence, future; good 
 luck, fortune. 
 
 HIT,, >T^t^, <>% bark. 
 
 ^Xf a. barking 
 
 ^^^ m. barker, dog. 
 
 1^^, ^f%, "^"Rr, pp. ^TftfrT (q.v.) chew, 
 devour, consume. 
 
 2H^ (only loc. Hf%) ashes. 
 
 ^^? f. the hinder parts, pudendum muliebre. 
 
 ^^^ a. being on the hinder parts (v. prec). 
 
 ^rftfff a. consumed to ashes. 
 
 *T^T f. bag, sack, bellows. 
 
 ^f^cRT f- little bag, pouch, purse. 
 
 ^^oRcT a. made into ashes. 
 
 H^rTT f- abstr. to seq. n. 
 
 ^^«^ a. chewing, devouring, n. (also pi.) 
 ashes, abl. H^rf^- 
 
 ^^Yfrf a. reduced to ashes. 
 
 H^TTIT^ ^' ^ change into a heap of ashes. 
 
 *T^T!^ ™* ^^^^ ^^^ ashes. 
 
 'nH'^ITf^'l a. lying on ashes. 
 
 H^'EfTc^, w. oR & ^ reduce to ashes; w. 1^ 
 & ^ become ashes. 
 
 l^T^TT^ n- neigbourhood of (loc. near) ashes. 
 
 2*(^T«'fT a. ending in ashes, being finally burnt. 
 
 VP^nf^ adv. = prec. 1 loc. 
 
 ;>^^T"R^ f. pi. water with ashes. 
 
 ^?^T^^^ a. reduced to ashes (lit. of w^hat 
 only ashes remain). 
 
 ^"ftlcT a. made into ashes, consumed, des- 
 tro}ed. 
 
 ^^ w. ^ & ^ = ^?^^Tc!; w. the same. 
 
 H^^cRTW "• burning to ashes. 
 
 ■^T^fVn"^ ^- being or becoming ashes. 
 
 ^T'^W^ a. reduced to or being mere ashes. 
 
 IHT, HTfff, PP- "^TTcT be bright, shine, be 
 splendid or beautiful, please (ace. w, irfTf 
 01^ irf?I*nf^ w. ace); show one's self, 
 appear; look or be like (nom. ± ^^ or 
 adv. in ^c^), pass for (nom.). — "^f?f shine 
 bright or brighter than (ace). ^«T shine 
 after (ace), "^rf*? shine forth, appear. 
 ^qf shine down or upon. "^T shine upon, 
 illumine; shine forth, appear, look or be 
 like (^, "^^ or adv. in "^ci) ^^ shine 
 
 out, become manifest, f^^ & f^fif^ 
 shine forth. T( shine forth, begin to be 
 bright (as the night) , appear or be like 
 (nom. =b ^r^). xifTf shine upon, illumine; 
 become manifest, offer or present one's 
 self, come into the mind, occur to (ace. 
 or gen.) ; appear to (gen, or ace. ± irfTT)? 
 look or be like, resemble (=S.); seem 
 fit, please, ^irf^ appear, come into the 
 mind , occur, f^ shine forth , shine far 
 and wide, begin to be bright (night), be 
 brilliant, make a show, catch the eye, 
 appear, arise, look or be like (=S.); 
 shine upon, illumine. ^?1[^ shine out, be- 
 come manifest, arise, appear as (nom. ± 
 ^ or ^^T). - Cf. ^T^TTfT, f^^TcT, 
 
 2*fT f- light, brightness, splendour, adj. — o 
 
 resembling, like. 
 ^♦^Z n:^- a kind of fish. 
 ^TW a. subordinate, secondary; m. N. of 
 
 cert, sects. 
 l^JJf m, part, portion, share, property; lot, 
 
 esp. happy lot, good fortune; place, spot, 
 
 region, side. 
 2^f7I a. relating to Bhaga. 
 ^4|4Vf m. distributer, dispenser. 
 ^;ri\ij'ij n. portion, share, property; lot, 
 
 esp. happy lot, luck, fortune; a. (f. ^ 
 
 due as a share. 
 HT^^T^ a. having a share of anything, ra. 
 
 a partner. 
 ^"RT^TWWT f' insinuation of a part (rh.). 
 HTT^fT, f. t^ relating to Bhaga vant (Visnu), 
 
 m. a follower of Bh.; n. = seq. 
 HT^^ffSTTW n- ^^' of a Purana. 
 HT1"5J^ adv. in parts, part by part; in turns, 
 
 by and by. 
 WI^T a. receiving a share; w. heir. 
 'HlfTfT'i: ^ HT^T^fTfT'l a. & m. = prec. 
 ^TTT'T^'nt^f (instr. adv.) in greater and 
 
 smaller portions. 
 HT'ITf^^ a. claiming a share. 
 ^frf^[if^ a. sharing in, partaking of, responsible 
 
 for, entitled to (loc, gen., or — <>); m. par- 
 taker, owner. 
 
HTf^^ 
 
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 y i PM M & °^ m- a sister's son. 
 
 ^frftT^' f. f^ relating to Bhagiratha; f. t^ 
 E. of Ganga. 
 
 ^irfx; m. a man's name. 
 
 l^T^ a. relating to Bhaga; n. E. of lunar 
 mansion. 
 
 2HT'^ a. lucky, fortunate; n. lot, fortune, 
 welfare, reward, fate, destiny. 
 
 )f|lj[9f;7T m. course of fortune. 
 
 ^T^^fffJ ^- deserted by fortune, unhappy, 
 miserable. 
 
 ^^^Trn f- abstr. to seq. 
 
 ^n^^«fr a. having good luck, happy, fortu- 
 nate. 
 
 ^f|7?I^^ m. the power of destiny. 
 
 ^^T^^ m. pi. luck, welfare. 
 
 ^iff^ a. hempen. 
 
 ^^^rfr "^' patron, of Rtuparna. 
 
 ^T^ a. partaking of, entitled to, connected 
 with, belonging to, sharing, enjoying, 
 practising, occupying, inhabiting, revering 
 (-0, r. gen.). 
 
 ^T5I«I n. vessel, dish, receptacle i.e. fit place 
 or person for (gen. or — «, cf. T^T'^), sub- 
 stitute; adj. — o sharing, partaking of, 
 relating or belonging to, serving or equi- 
 valent for. 
 
 ^T^^ a. liberal, bounteous. 
 
 ^if^I^ a. partaking of, connected with ( — «). 
 
 ^T^ a. to be distributed or divided. 
 
 ll^'Z & °oR n. wages, hire, rent. 
 
 *?Tf^ f. the same. 
 
 ^Tf m. a follower of (Kumarila) Bhatta; 
 n K's work. 
 
 ^TUT^ an onomat. word. 
 
 ^TW ni. a kind of drama. 
 
 ^IIToR m. proclaimer; f. ^ftpRT a kind of 
 drama. 
 
 ^T'Hl n. vessel, pot, dish, chest, trunk; 
 iniplement or utensil, esp. musical instru- 
 ment; horse-trappings, harness, ornament 
 i g. ; wares, merchandise. 
 
 HT'H^^T^^I n. playing on a musical instru- 
 ment. 
 
 ^TXl^^T^ ". a musical instrument. 
 
 ^T^TTr"^ n. store-, treasure-, or warehouse; 
 
 of7[^^ m. the overseer of such a house, 
 
 treasurer. 
 ^TTJ^TT m., o^f n. = HT"^S^1TT- 
 ^T"^T^«RTir^ a. giving room (to a thief) 
 
 for (concealing his) implements. 
 *JTf^ f* light, splendour; perception, knowl- 
 edge. 
 ^<c^^^ a. luminous (lit. light-strong). 
 m"^ & °"^^ m. N. of a month. 
 ^TiT n. = ^Tf?r. 
 
 ^TTW & ^"^^ a. relating to the sun. 
 ^jiT m. light, beam, the sun ; N. of an Aditya, 
 
 pi. the Adityas. 
 *iT*Jii«fr a. beaming, luminous, splendid; 
 
 m. the sun, a man's name, f. ®*<cil a 
 
 woman's name. 
 ^T'Tf^^ ^ m'^Tyt m- names of kings. 
 
 ^TTT m. light, beam, splendour; heat, passion, 
 fury, rage, wrath. 
 
 ^rrf'Tri a. wrathful, angry. 
 
 ^;iT^ m. N. of an author. 
 
 HTfii^ a. shining, beaming, beautiful, fair; 
 f. ^xftr^ a beautiful or an angry woman. 
 
 ^TTfiT^flf^W m. T. of a poem. 
 
 WiX tn- burden, load, quantity, mass, multi- 
 lude. 
 
 ^Tf^, f. ^ descended from Bharata or re- 
 lating to the Bharatas, also E. of Agni 
 (cf. HTfi)' — ^"- descendant of Bharata, pi. 
 the race of Bh. = ^T:rTT^- f- ^ N. of a 
 deity, in 1. 1. the goddess of speech = Saras- 
 vati; speech, word, eloquence, n.the country 
 of Bharata i.e. India, or the story of the 
 Bharatas, often = ^^T^'PC'?? (qv-)- 
 
 ^T^^ n. T. of a work. 
 
 *tTT^l^, f- t^ belonging to or descended 
 from Bharadvaja; m. pi. N. of a people 
 or = seq. 
 
 ^Tl[Tf^ & °^^ m- P'. N. of a Vedic 
 school. 
 
 HTTHTfr^ *^ ^Wl a. bearing loads. 
 
 ^7"^^«rf a. heavy; abstr. o^t^ n. 
 
 ^TTT^TW a. bearing burdens, m. carrier. 
 
 ^T^Tf ^ & o^Tff^ a. & m. = prec. 
 
 *|T'^f^ m. N. of a poet. 
 
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 ^^ 
 
 HIT^W ^- burden -bearing, very strong or 
 powerful. 
 
 ^T^T"^*!^ ®"^Tf^ir«^ a. effecting much, most 
 powerful (weapons). 
 
 ^TTT^lnf a. heavily laden (cf. HTT^TirT). 
 
 ^jf^cjj m. carrier. 
 
 ^jfX^ii;^ a. bearing, m. = prec. 
 
 ^T'^XI a. shining, bright. 
 
 ^7'jJ m. N. of a man, pi. of a people. 
 
 ^T^iJ^, f. "1^ relating to or coming from Bhrgu, 
 nj. descendant of Bh.; also = seq. 
 
 ^fflf^^J^ m. the planet Venus.* 
 
 ^T^^^ m- patron, from ^IJ. 
 
 ^Ti|i^ s. support; board, table. 
 
 ^T^ a. to be supported or maintained, m. 
 servant, soldier; f. *n^T wife. 
 
 V(T^T?^ n. abstr. to prec. f. 
 
 ^T^T^fl»[_ a. injuring one's own wife. 
 
 ^T"'}T^*^ a. having a wife. 
 
 ^7^ n. forehead. 
 
 *fT^ m. becoming, being (often — «); passing 
 or change into (loc. or — o); occurrence, 
 appearance, existence, duration; state, 
 condition; conduct, behaviour; nature, 
 character, temper, disposition; sentiment, 
 feeling (rh.); supposition, conjecture, 
 meaning, sense; the abstract idea of a 
 verb (g.); affection, inclination; heart, 
 soul, mind; a being, thing, creature; a 
 clever man, in respectful address = honour- 
 able sir (d.). 
 
 ^"f^oR a. causing, effecting, furthering, pro- 
 moting ( — o or gen.); fancying, imagining 
 (gen. or — ®). 
 
 ^T^«fifl«R a. whose agent is an abstract 
 noun (g.). 
 
 ^T^iT, f. t = HT^^. — f- ^T & n. effecting, 
 bringing about; imagination, conception, 
 conjecture, supposition, thought, idea; 
 ascertainment, evidence (only f.). 
 
 ^Jf^^"^"^ a. to be effected or accomplished ; 
 to be fancied or imagined (n. impers.). 
 
 ^T^'^f^wf a. binding hearts. 
 
 ^T^^^iT"?^ a. sweet or pleasant by (following) 
 nature (picture).* 
 
 ^^f*?^ ni' honourable sir (d.).* 
 
 HT^t^rf^ a. to be cherished or promoted. 
 
 ^T^f^fT m. cherisher, promoter. 
 
 ^7^g a cherishing, promoting. 
 
 ^X^''^^ a. real, actual; n. thing (ph.). 
 
 *rT^^^«T a. expressing the abstract idea of 
 a verb (g.). 
 
 ^^^nT^ a. being in a state or condition. 
 
 ^T^'^f^ f purity of mind. 
 
 *!T^'^*2y a. void of affection. 
 
 ^T^^-^ft f . - ^T^^f^. 
 
 HT^^^Tf^ff a. concentrated in mind. 
 
 *n^^f^rf n. offence committed only in 
 thought. 
 
 HT^"W a. being in love. 
 
 HT^ToRff n. the first emotions of the heart. 
 
 ^f^^, f. I^real, actual; sentimental, ex- 
 pressive; n. lively expression. 
 
 *rrf^ff a. brought into being, produced ; en- 
 livened, refreshed, comforted, exalted; 
 got, obtained; thought of, known; stated, 
 convicted; full of, occupied with (instr. or 
 — o), turned upon (loc); perfumed. 
 
 Htf^t^ n. abstr. to seq. 
 
 ^if^^t^ a. becoming, being (often — o); w^hat 
 ought or is about to be, impending, future, 
 f. o^ a beautiful woman. 
 
 ^J^cR a. becoming (w. nom. or — o after an 
 adv. in ^f{J; a sister's husband (d.). 
 
 ^:f[%X^^ '^'« ^^he rising of passion or emotion, 
 
 "m^ a. what ought to be, future (n. impers.); 
 to be caused or effected; to be (being) 
 conceived or imagined, to be convinced, 
 to be demonstrated. 
 
 ^T^TcIT fj °^ "• abstr. to prec. 
 
 m\. ^n^*^ (°f^). pp. ^ftff (q V.) speak, 
 talk, say, tell (ace. of pers. &tb.); name, 
 call (2 ace). C. ^"R^fTf, °% cause to 
 speak; tell, say. — "^•T call after or to 
 (ace), speak to or about (ace); pro- 
 nounce, confess, ^tf abuse, revile. '^'Pt 
 speak, say, tell (ace. of th. or-&- pers.), 
 proclaim, confess. ^T speak to, address 
 (ace), converse with (^^); say, tell (1 or 
 2 ace); name, call; exclaim, promise. 
 ^n" & "^TT address, speak to, communi- 
 cate. Xjf?^ speak«.to, admonish, remind, 
 
HT^Ri 
 
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 pronounce, explain, teach. IT speak out, 
 name, proclaim, communicate, expound, 
 explain, converse with (ace). Trfrf speak 
 back, answer (ace. of pers. or th.); relate, 
 communicate. f% revile, abuse; P. admit 
 an alternative, be optional (g.). ^^ talk 
 to, converse with (instr. ± ^^), address, 
 salute, persuade. C. = S. — Cf. f^VTT'ftfT. 
 *n^Rli a. speaking, talking about (—<>). 
 VfT'W n- speaking, talking. 
 '^{rm f. speech, language, esp. vernacular 1., 
 dialect; description, definition; accusation, 
 plaint. 
 W^"^ a. knowing languages. 
 ^TftcR a. dialectical ; f. ^T language. 
 ^fXTfT a. spoken, told, uttered; n. speech, 
 
 language, talk, conversation. 
 ^Tf^=5 a- to be spoken to. 
 ^tTfcfrf a. speaking (ace. or — o). 
 HTf^ a. speaking, talking (mostly — <>); 
 
 loquacious. 
 ^^ n. speech, talk; any work in the vulgar 
 speech, esp. explanatory work, commen- 
 tary, also = ^f T^^ q-v. 
 W^cjrr"^ & oclic^^ m. the writer of a com- 
 mentary, E. of Patanjali. 
 l*ll^ n. (older than) f. light, brightness. 
 2HT^, *tT^ffT, »%, PP- ^TTftm (q.v.) shine, 
 be bright, appear as or like (nom. or 
 instr.), become clear or obvious, be imag- 
 ined or conceived. C. ^T^^fcf, ©rT make 
 shine, illuminate, cause to appear as (instr.), 
 show, manifest. — '^'^ M. shine, light, 
 become manifest, appear as (instr. or adv. 
 in ^r^). C. shine upon, illumine. "gjfX M. 
 appear as (^^). "'^f^ shine forth, make a 
 show, catch the eye. C. illumine (M.), 
 illustrate, embellish. '^^^ shine with 
 (instr.). ft;^ C. illumine. "qfT(^ M. appear, 
 look like (^). C. beautify, adorn. If shine, 
 be bright, appear like (^^). C. illumine, 
 illustrate. IffTI M. shine forth, become 
 manifest, appear like (nom.) or as (instr. 
 of an abstr.), be brilliant, make a show. 
 C. show, manifest, f^ shine, be bright. 
 
 VfJ"^ m. light, brightness; a cert, bird of 
 
 prey (f. HT^ their mother), a man's name. 
 ^^ef) a. causing to shine or appear, making 
 
 evident or known; m. N. of a poet. 
 ^"RffTT f« the state of the bird Bhasa. 
 ^T^T^ m. buttock. 
 
 ^T^«f n. shining, glittering, excelling. 
 IHT^^ n. light, lustre. 
 2^T^^ n- food. 
 ^ff^ff a. shining, brilliant. 
 "mf^^ (— °) & ^Tf T a. = prec. 
 VfT^?;^^^ a. of radiant aspect (body). 
 ^T^^a the same ; m. the sun, a man's name, 
 
 n. a kind of breach (made by a thief). 
 HT^<«tf'^'l^ m. son of the god of the sun. 
 ^^•T a. ashy. 
 ^T*^ a. to be (being) brought to light or 
 
 made visible; abstr. o^ n. 
 ^f^«rr a. shining, brilliant; m. the sun. 
 ^T^t a. = prec. a. 
 f^^^, -^4^% (of?l) wish for (ace. or gen.); 
 
 request, beg (1 or 2 ace), esp. go begging 
 
 for food. C. f*?'^''£lf7T cause to beg. 
 fif^TJf n. begging, asking for alms. 
 fiy^T f- begging or begged food, alms; ace. 
 
 w. ^, '^, or ^Z go begging for food. 
 'Rq^T'^T^ & Ox[^ n., o^^T f- going about 
 
 begging. 
 f*l'^TZT n. the same; o«t '3f\ beg for alms. 
 fi^^TW n. begged food. 
 
 f^T'^T^T'^ & o^TTTJ^ n. vessel for begged food. 
 f*lWTf^«T^ a. asking for alms; m. beggar. 
 "fil^T^^^ a. begging. 
 ■fi(^T"^f% a. living on alms. 
 f^'^Tftl^ n. abstr. to seq. 
 t^'^Tf^^ a. eating begged food. 
 if^f^Tf TT ^' begged food, alms. 
 Sf^^T^TT a. eating begged food. J 
 
 f^f^fi^ a. to be begged or asked for. | 
 
 filf^^ a. begging. | 
 
 f^^ m, beggar, religious mendicant, esp. a 
 
 Brahman in the last stage of his life, also 
 
 a Buddhist mendicant. 
 fi^WcR ni. = prec, f . 1^ a female mendicant. ^ 
 f^^^T f- begging, a beggar's life. - J 
 
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 »ft?nftn 
 
 •pTrT n. fragment, broken piece; partition, 
 
 wall. 
 fifpff f- breaking, splitting, dividing; a mat 
 
 (made of split reeds); partition, wall. 
 'firf Tt*^ f^ cfiT"^*^ m. a kind of altar.* 
 
 ifirf , f^f^ (fM-%), pp. f^w (q-v-) split, 
 
 cleave, cut asunder, break in twain, 
 destroy, annihilate ; pierce, open, expand ; 
 loose, extricate ; interrupt, disturb, trouble; 
 disclose, betray; divide, separate, part; 
 change, alter; distinguish, discriminate. 
 P. f*Hl% (**f7T) be split etc., mostly intr. 
 burst, open, expand, blossom, get loose 
 or free; separate or keep aloof from 
 (instr.) ; change, alter, differ from (abl.). 
 C.H^^rfH, «% split, break, destroy, divide, 
 disunite, seduce. D. f^f^c^TfiT wish to 
 break or destroy. — "^^ cleave asunder, 
 pierce. "^3^ break through (disclose, be- 
 tray*); P. burst open, become manifest 
 fifi^ split or tear asunder, pierce, hurt, 
 wound, loose, unveil, discover; P. split, 
 burst, open (intr.). irfT^P. be split, broken, 
 changed, disfigured. "Jf split forth, tear 
 asunder, open, pierce, divide. T(ff{ pierce, 
 penetrate; disclose, betray; reproach, 
 censure, f^ split or break asunder, pierce, 
 destroy, divide, disunite, change, alter. 
 C. alienate, estrange from (abl.). ^fT^^ cleave, 
 split, break, pierce, hurt, wound, interrupt, 
 give up; combine, mingle, join, associate 
 with (ace), -^g^j^ & ^^^TO^R; bring to- 
 gether, mingle, mix. — Cf. "^f^^, "P^T- 
 f*l^, PTfl-^ (add.), f^T^^, ^f^W. 
 2tit^ a. breaking, dividing, piercing, des- 
 troying (~*>); f. the act of splitting or 
 dividing; difference, species, kind; par- 
 tition, wall. 
 f^^T f- breaking, splitting, piercing; division^ 
 
 separation, difference; species, kind. 
 t*T^T ^' *^3sily split or broken, fragile, 
 brittle; breaking, destroying; coming into 
 contact, mingling or joining with ( — <>). 
 .j-f^^^ m. a rushing river; n. breaking, split- 
 ting (— o). 
 f^^f^TIT^ & oeR m. a kind of spear. 
 
 f^r^ m. splitter, breaker, destroyer; drop 
 (cf. f^-^). 
 
 f^^ a. split, cleft, broken, destroyed, anni- 
 hilated; loosened, opened, burst, blos- 
 somed; divided, disunited, seduced; 
 changed, altered, distinct, different from 
 (abl.); mingled, mixed with (instr. or — «), 
 cleaving or sticking to (loc. or — *). — 
 n. piece, fragment. 
 
 f^W'TfTl a. of a broken or unsteady gait. 
 
 f*^?r^ n. the being different from ( — «). 
 
 fHW%^ a. belonging to different places^ 
 abstr. o^ n. 
 
 f^^^nW^ or ®*TT^ n. a broken dish or 
 vessel. 
 
 fi^W^f^ a. having a different taste. 
 
 f^W^Tf <^ °^f% a. leading an evil life, abstr, 
 
 f^^^T a. speaking with a broken voice. 
 f*T13T^*T D. collyrium mixed with oil. 
 f^^T^ a. having a clear meaning, intelligible; 
 
 abstr. o^ n. 
 f^'^t^ m. fear (only ace, instr., & dat. as 
 
 infin.). 
 fif^ENrr'T a. timid. 
 t^^ m. pi. N. of a people; m. sgl. a king 
 
 of the Bh., f . ^ a Bh. woman. 
 fir^WT ^ **W^ corapar. & superl. to seq. 2 
 
 adj. 
 if^Xf^ , fM^rfW Ileal. 
 
 2f^'5f^ a. healing; m. physician or medicine. 
 fir^^ , o^ltfTf heal, cure. 
 f^^TEfWa. sanative, healthy; f. "^Jcure, remedy. 
 
 1^, ^^% ft^fTT (f^«rfH), pp. ^^ (q-v.) 
 
 fear, be afraid of (abl. or gen., r. instr. 
 
 or ace); fear for, be anxious about (abl.). 
 
 C. ^^"^ (offT) & ^TT^^^rfif frighten, 
 
 terrify. — fif C. put in fright, f^ take 
 
 fright. — Cf. ir^fT, f^^fT, ^^cT. 
 2ift f. fear, horror at (abl., loc, ace w. TrfTT, 
 
 or — o). 
 ^cf a. frightened, terrified, afraid of (abl., 
 
 gen., or — *>); anxious about ( — o) ; n. or 
 
 o^f^f adv., n. also as abstr. 
 ^ff^cT a. much •frightened, afraid of (abl.). 
 
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 380 
 
 ^fTf f. fear, danger of (abl. or — o); ^- 
 fTfcT^ from fear of (— »). 
 
 ^fTTTnT^ a. timid, shy. 
 
 ^^ a. fearful, terrible, abstr. OffTf f.: E. of 
 Rudra-Qiva, N. of sev. men, esp. of a 
 Vidarbha Uing. 
 
 ^'TcR^*^^ a. doing terrible deeds. 
 
 ^H5[^«T a. of terrible aspect. 
 
 l^^ifj^ m. a terrible sound. 
 
 2^^«fT^ a. sounding terribly. 
 
 ^^ifl a. fearful, afraid. 
 
 jftTT^T"^^ a. possessing terrible power or 
 courage. 
 
 ^TT*^^ a. possessing fearful strength. 
 
 ^?T^ & '^t'fj^ a. dreadful, terrible. 
 
 ^'t^^'I^ a. of terrible aspect. 
 
 Ht'T^^T m. N. of one of the sons of 
 Pandu etc. 
 
 ^^T^^ m. N. of a man.* 
 
 ^HT^^ a. having terrible strength. 
 
 ^T a. inspiring fear, frightening. 
 
 ^% (f ^^ & °^, voc. ^^) timid, cow- 
 ardly, shy, afraid of (abl. or — o, tr^"^ 
 of the other world). — Abstr. o-^jj- f.^ 
 o^t n. 
 
 ^^^ & ^^oR a. timid, cowardly, afraid 
 of(~o). 
 
 ^■^, f- "^T & ^ terrifying, frightening (gen. 
 
 or — o), awful, horrible. 
 ^^ V. 1^. 
 
 l^TT f- frightening, intimidation. 
 2^X17 (instr. adv.) from fear, 
 ^fxToRT f. N. of a goddess. 
 H^TSJ^a. dreadful, horrible; N. of an ancestor 
 of the Bharatas, the son of Ganga. 
 
 :g (-0) = 2^ 
 
 ^ (interj.) crack ! 
 
 ^W a. enjoyed, eaten; feeding on (—<>); 
 
 n. eating, food. 
 ^W^ff a. having eaten and drunk. 
 *^rnM4n, ^' f'aving enjoyed (ace.) before. 
 ^WTR (loc. adv.) immediately after eating. 
 ^JW^«fr^ a. heaving eaten; oc|^% (loc. adv.) 
 
 when people have eaten. 
 *f3flfq n. the remnants of a meal. 
 
 wf^ f. eating, enjoyment, food; fruition, 
 possession. 
 
 M^ a. bent, curved, distorted; broken, dis- 
 couraged. 
 
 l^«r^, ^olfTT, PP- ^^ (q-v.) bend, turn, make 
 crooked. — "^^ & ^T ^end in. fif bend 
 down, f^^ & f^f%^ bend aside, turn 
 away. Iffl^ encompass, embrace. Tf bend, 
 fold. — Cf. ^T*[?;r, ^T^ 
 
 2^^s' ^f^' ^ (^^tTf, 0%), PP ^(q.v.) 
 enjoy (in older lang. w. instr., later mostly 
 w. ace), esp. food (i.e. eat, feed on, ±acc.), 
 but also the earth, a country or town (i.e. 
 rule), a woman (i.e. love carnally), etc.; 
 experience, endure, atone for (ace.) at the 
 hands of (gen.); be of use to, serve (ace). 
 
 C. %T^'^f?f (o^) cause to enjoy or eat, 
 feed (ace. of pers. & ace. or instr. of th.). 
 
 D. "5^^% (**f^) wish to eat, be hungry. 
 I. ^T^g^'RT enjoy. — "^^ reap the fruit 
 of (ace ), partake of, enjoy. '^f*f be of 
 service to (ace), ^"q enjoy (also carnally), 
 eat, consume, use, possess, partake of, 
 live on, reap the fruit of (ace); be of use 
 or service to (ace), irf^ eat before another 
 or leave another without food (ace); eat, 
 devour, use, employ. ^J^ eat together, 
 keep a common meal, enjoy (also carnally). 
 C. cause to eat, feed with (instr.). 
 
 3*r^ f. enjoyment, profit, advantage, service, 
 use, possession, wealth (dat. W% also as 
 infin.); adj. — o enjoying, eating, ruling, 
 loving etc. (v. pree) 
 
 ^^ m. arm, branch, trunk of an elephant; 
 f. "^ the coil of a snake, arm. 
 
 ^[^T'F m., ^ f. snake (lit. going crookedly), 
 serpent-demon or s.-maid; abstr. o^ n. 
 
 ^^4m|7f & ^T^T^ m. the king of snakes. 
 
 ^^J||(44<3|[ f. serpent-daughter. 
 
 ^^^•^ & o^f^"^ m. the same. 
 
 ^^^ m. == ^pfTf, lecher, parasite. 
 
 ^^ITT^Tcf n. N. of a metre. 
 
 ^w^m m. = ^^. 
 
 ^^'ni'^ m. E. of Garuda (enemy of snakes). 
 ^^T^ & ^'T^ ni. the king of snakes. 
 ^^^^^ f. protection (shadow of the arms). 
 
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 m 
 ©^ 
 
 ^^^"^^ wi- a long arm (lit. arm-staff). 
 *f^^«^«T n. an embrace. 
 VaTTT12[ n. breast (middle of the arms). 
 ^^7T^ n. shoulder (root of the arms). 
 
 ^^^fTT f- a slender arm (lit. arm-creeper). 
 ^^^'iiT ^- a strong arm (lit arm-post).* 
 ^^T^rfT! "• the breast or chest (interval 
 
 between the arms). 
 ^^Tirf^T^ n. the same. 
 IWf^ f. enclosure. 
 2^f^ f. protection or protector. 
 wT^f^T a. yielding food or profit, useful; m. 
 
 & f. ISn servant. 
 g^^ a. fruitful. 
 
 ^iq^g a. flexible, pliant; N. of a man. 
 ^T, ^Tf^' °^ quiver, jerk, struggle, stir, 
 "flash. I. ^^-Ttf?! = S. - X?ti: I. = S. I. 
 
 ^;J1^ I. rush along. 
 ^'^I!!' a. stirring, active. 
 ^1^^ , o5!?Tf?f quiver, stir (tr. & intr.). 
 M'^T^T a. stirring, restless, eager, active. 
 wfTJ^^ f. a pair of shears or scissors; a kind 
 
 of two-armed chopping bench used by a 
 
 wheelwright, N. of a metre. 
 ^"^flll' a, restless, impatient. 
 *?"^«^ s. restless motion (of water). 
 M^if n. being, existence, thing; world (2, 3, 
 
 7, or 14), earth; place of existence, abode, 
 
 dwelling. 
 ^^«f^5j^ a. shaking the world. 
 ^^•Tfl^ n- the surface of the earth. 
 ^^•f'^^ n, the three worlds (heaven, atmo- 
 sphere & earth), 
 'H^'!^[^ "• tbe two worlds (heaven and 
 
 earth). 
 ^•TT^'Hl «!• the lord of the world. 
 ^W'T*r^ m. = prec. 
 ^^•T^T^«T m. creator of the world. 
 ^"^^TT ^' the lord of the world. 
 ^^%"^T ^' = prec, also king, prince, E. of 
 
 Qiva. 
 
 ^^^■^T a. being in the world or in the exist- 
 ing creatures. 
 •H"^^ (indecl.) air or atmosphere. 
 
 wf^^ a. standing on the ground or dwelling 
 on the earth. 
 
 -Hf^ftrS" or Vl^^Ui^ f. a. cert, weapon. 
 
 iV M^frT (°^), pp. He! (q.v.) become, be 
 (nom. or adv. in f^ or ^), rise, appear^ 
 happen, occur; exist, live (w. wl cease to 
 be, perish, die), stay, abide; be possible 
 or suitable; befall, fall to the lot of, belong 
 to (gen., r. dat. or loc); serve for, tend 
 or conduce to (dat. of th.), devote one's 
 self to, be occupied with (loc.) ; get some- 
 thing i.e. thrive, prosper, be lucky (± ^<Jj:^) ; 
 turn out well, succeed. ^^%c|^may be, grant- 
 ed; ^ofg good, possible, enough of this. 
 C. vn^^f^, o^, pp. HTf^cT (q.v.) bring 
 into existence or being, produce, effect, 
 cause; cherish, further, refresh, comfort; 
 practise, exercise; get possessed of, obtain; 
 show, manifest, call to mind, imagine, con- 
 sider, know, take for (2 ace.) ; convince, 
 convict, state, establish ; mingle, mix, sat- 
 urate, steep. D. g*I"qf?f (o%) wish to 
 become or be, to rise or thrive, endeavour 
 at (ace); like, prefer, honour, esteem. I. 
 %T*T^fcT he repeatedly , use to be. — 
 ■^fRr be or become in a high degree; 
 excel, overcome (ace). "^^ be after, come 
 up with, attain, equal; embrace, compre- 
 hend, include; help, serve, further; enjoy, 
 feel, experience, suffer; perceive, hear, 
 learn. WR^ enjoy, experience. "^•rT'J" 
 be within, penetrate. "^XJ be absent or 
 wanting. "^ftT be against, surpass, over- 
 come, oppress, harass, humiliate; turn to, 
 approach or present with (instr.). "^J be 
 present or at hand; exist, live on; come 
 forth, spring from (abl.). "^^T follow, 
 imitate. "^^TT occur, happen. "^ come 
 forth, arise, grow, increase, be sufficient or 
 equal. C. bring forth, produce, develop, 
 display. ^^^ spring forth, arise, in- 
 crease. "^Tq approach, assist. fTf?^ be ab- 
 sent or lost, disappear, vanish. C. cause 
 to disappear, dispel, f^^ be off, move 
 on. XJ"^! perish, be lost, succumb, yield; 
 overcome, coaquer, harm, hurt, injure. 
 
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 382 
 
 C. overthrow, destroy, "qf^ surround, en- 
 compass, comprehend, include; attend, 
 manage, take care of (ace); surpass, over- 
 come, vanquish; hurt, injure, despise, dis- 
 grace; mock, scoff. IT come forth, spring 
 up, arise, appear, happen, occur, spread, 
 expand, increase, grow; be numerous or 
 strong, prevail, rule over, dispose of (gen., 
 loc, or dat.); be equal to or a match for 
 (dat.), be able to or capable of (infin.) ; 
 be of use, profit, avail (dat.). C. augment, 
 increase, strengthen, nourish, further. ufTT 
 equal (ace). C. observe, learn, know. 
 f^ expand, develop, arise, appear; suffice 
 for, be equal to, attain, pervade, fill (dat. 
 or ace), be able to (infin.). C. cause to 
 expand or develop, open, show, manifest; 
 separate, divide; discern, discover, perceive, 
 know, recognize or acknowledge as, take 
 for (2 ace), deliberate, ponder, fancy, imag- 
 ine, suppose, establish, prove, convict, 
 convince. P. be considered as, pass for, 
 appear, seem (nom.). ^f( come or be to- 
 gether, assemble, meet, be united with 
 (instr. ±^ or loc), have sexual inter- 
 course with (instr. ± ^f or ^T\|ji; & ace) ; 
 be held or contained in (loc); originate, 
 be produced or engendered, be born, spring 
 from (abl.), happen, occur, exist, become, 
 be, fall to a person's (loc. or gen.) share 
 or lot, be possible, be able to or capable 
 of (infin.). C. bring together, produce, 
 accomplish, make that- (pp.); go to meet, 
 betake one's self to, salute, honour, grat- 
 ify or present with (instr.); combine, 
 think, judge (^^Zf^ falsely); imagine, 
 suppose, give a person (loc.) credit for 
 (ace), consider as, take for (2 ace) P. 
 be possible, -^f^^^fj^ attain, get possessed 
 of, participate in (ace). — Cf. ^iff*???, 
 
 ,^1?' '*^^' ^^^^' ^f^' ^^• 
 
 2^ a. becoming, being, sprung from (—<>); 
 
 f. becoming, existing, the universe (pi. 
 the worlds), the earth, land, country, 
 place, ground. 
 HcR^ m. earthquake. 
 
 ^TfrT a. being or living on the earth. 
 
 ^iri^ & ®eR m. the terrestrial globe. 
 
 '^^X a. going or living on the earth ; m. in- 
 habitant of the earth. 
 
 I^ft a. become, either been, past, gone, former; 
 or being (often — <>), present, real. — m. 
 N. of a Yaksa etc. n. being, creature, the 
 world; ghost, goblin, demon (m.); the past, 
 fact, reality, welfare, prosperity; element 
 (ph.). — Abstr. orfTt f-, °c^t "• 
 
 ^(^cfi^ m. the creator of (all) beings. 
 
 ^fToRT^ m. the past time. 
 
 ^CffTW m. host of beings or demons. 
 
 ^fflTT^ m. the same. 
 
 ^JfT^^T^ f- the mother of beings (E. of sev. 
 goddesses). 
 
 ^T?f\^T^T f- the earth (supporting beings). 
 
 ^rf^Tfwt f. = pree 
 
 ^rfTTm !«• lord of (evil) beings (E. of sev. 
 *^ gods). 
 
 ^ffXI^ & OcR a. having been before. 
 
 ^WfT a. supporting all beings, m. = '^jJcT'OfTT- 
 
 ^rT^^ n. past and future. 
 
 ^^J^snr ra- the lord of past & future. 
 
 *rrWT^«T a. creating all beings. 
 
 ^(7^Tf^«l^ a. = pree or past and present. 
 
 ^rr^T"^f.the language of demons or Pi<?acas; 
 oTT^, f. ^ written in this language. 
 
 Vffl^r^ a. supporting all beings. 
 
 Wrf^'^, f. f^ containing all beings or con- 
 sisting of the five elements. 
 
 ^cT^^^"^ m. the great lord of all beings or 
 demons (E. of Visnu or Qiva). 
 
 ^cfTTTH f.=^rrWiT^. 
 
 ^Tff^T'^T f- pi. the subtile elements (ph.). 
 
 ^fl'^'^ m. oblation to all created beings. 
 
 WI'^TT'T f. the origin of all beings. 
 
 ^rf^ n. the surface of the earth. 
 
 ^?T"^c|^ adv. as if past. 
 
 ^fff^^ a. knowing (evil) beings. 
 
 ^rff^^T f. the knowledge of (evil) beings. 
 
 ^ff^^TT; ™- the world of beings. 
 
 WT^^^ m. end (lit. submersion) of all being 
 or of the world. 
 
^^^f 
 
 ^r|4ji} m. creation of beings or elements. 
 ^^^if^^ m- witness of all beings, the All- 
 seer. 
 
 )4(il^ a. being in beings. 
 ©^ 
 iWTTcJI'l^ ni. the soul of beings, the individual 
 
 soul. 
 2^>Tf!TGff«l. m. the body (lit. whose soul are the 
 
 elements). 
 ^rflf^ m. the first of all beings, E. of Visnu. 
 ^rllf^'^f?! !"• lord of all beings. 
 
 ^ffT^ m. matter of fact, reality, truth. 
 
 ^JJfTT^T^ "!• the abode of the elements, the 
 
 body; also E. of Visnu & Qiva. 
 
 *lf?T or ^f7^ f. being, esp. well-being, welfare, 
 ©^ ©- 
 
 wealth, fortune; ornament, decoration. 
 
 ^JffTfcfj;^*!;^ n. any auspicious rite. 
 
 'Kf?!«fiT^ a. desirous of welfare. 
 
 ^?0!«fif^ a. causing welfare (Qiva). 
 
 'HTTf^ a. causing welfare, E. of (^iva. 
 Ijf7f?f«fr^ a. having welfare, prosperous. 
 1^3?[ a. worshipping evil beings. 
 ^"^"3J" & o^'JC m. lord of (evil) beings, E. of 
 
 sev. gods. 
 >T^^ m. a Brahman (god on earth). 
 ^J^"^ a. bearing or supporting the earth; 
 
 ni. mountain. 
 ^JMTTT^ "• mountain-forest. 
 ^ V. 2^i^. 
 ^iq m. earth-protector, king. 
 *(tff7I m. lord of beings (Rudra) or of the 
 
 earth (a king). 
 ^tlfTTrf a. fallen on the earth. 
 W'?! & ^T^<l m. = ^^. 
 
 Cv Ov C ^ ©s 
 
 ^^IfTT ^' the bearing or the burden of the 
 earth. 
 
 ^jg^^ m. oarth-possessor i.e. king. 
 
 ^W(^ m. earth-holder i.e. mountain, king, or 
 
 Visnu. 
 ^^ (— o) = ^fiT. 
 
 ©X ' ©V 
 
 ^T"!!^^ n. the terrestrial globe. 
 
 l^Tt. "• earth, country, world, a being; 
 
 pi. all existing things. 
 2YT7Jf«^ m. plenty, abundance, multitude, 
 
 wealth; adj. full of (—<>). In&tr. ^T^T & 
 WiifT abundantly, mostly, generally. 
 
 ^?f^^ m. great lord of the earth, i.e. king. 
 
 ^iftr (^^) (' the earth, ground, soil, land, 
 
 Cv. ©^ 
 
 country, place, site, abode; floor or story 
 of a house; step, degree (fig.)j position, 
 part or character (d.); a person or thing 
 worthy of ( — o). 
 
 ^f^TcftTq m., ®efiiq«f n. earthquake. 
 
 ^J^ftTcfiT f- the earth, ground, place for ( — ») ; 
 floor or story of a house, step, degree (fig.), 
 part, character, costume (d.). 
 
 ^f^cUT^TTT m. floor, threshold.* 
 
 ^f;R^fr a. = WffHff. 
 
 vrRRTrT m. a pit in the ground. 
 
 ^f^Tf "• an under-ground chamber. 
 
 ^^f^T^^ ra., o^^«T n earthquake. 
 
 Vffrr^ & °^T<T a. sprung from the earth. 
 ©^ 
 ^fJTrf^ n. the surface of the earth. 
 
 ^f^cq- n. abstr. to »if?T. 
 :j^f^^ a. giving land. 
 ^iffTr^T^T "• donation of land. 
 ^fiT'^^'^^fit ^- earth-drum (a pit in the ground 
 covered with a skin) 
 
 ^f'T^T ^"- earth-holder, mountain or king. 
 ^f^TT, °xrf7T, & "Vm m. king (cf. ^ etc.). 
 ^fTfXrfl^*<lU| n. square-measure. 
 
 ©V. 
 
 ^flTJT a. filling the earth (fame). 
 
 ^f^ir^^ m. earthquake, 
 ©s 
 ^f^^V a. having the earth as bottom. 
 
 ^fiT^TT a. portion of land, place, spot. 
 ^frnj^^ & o^ m. king (cf. ^^^ & o^jci;). 
 ^f^%T«R in- the terrestrial world. 
 ^^f^^TfW m. pi. land, diamonds, and 
 
 (other) jewels. 
 ^ftnT"^ a. lying or living on (in) the earth ; 
 
 m. such an animal. 
 
 ^fff"^ a. standing or lying on the earth; 
 ©^ . . 
 
 being in one's own country. 
 
 ^jf^^fT m. the planet Mars (the son of the 
 
 earth). 
 
 ^Tf^T^tP^ a. touching the earth. 
 
 ^'ft^f & o^f m. tF«e, plant (earth-growing). 
 
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 384 
 
 "V^^ a. terrestrial. 
 
 ^fi^vfrT a. untruth concerning land. 
 
 ^^^ (compar.) niore, greater, larger, might- 
 ier, more numerous, abundant, or import- 
 ant; also v/. the mgs of the positive or 
 superl. (very) great, etc. ; full of, abound- 
 ing in (instr. or — «). *i"^H^ n. adv. more, 
 most, very much, further, moreover, again 
 (often doubled, also *r%^ft, H^T^Tft, 
 &g^^na;); instr. ^^^T exceedingly, in 
 a high degree, mostly, generally. 
 
 ^T^Cf^i^ n. the being more or greater, multi- 
 lude, abundance. 
 
 ^f%f^ (superl.) most, greatest, chiefest; very 
 abundant, numerous, or in)portant; mostly 
 consisting of, chiefly filled with or accom- 
 panied by ( — o); nearly, almost (--<> after 
 a pp., e. g. ^fTHf^^ nearly gone), n. 
 adv. mostly, chiefly, very much (also instr). 
 
 ^"^ (indecl.) earth. 
 
 wf^ a. abundant, much, frequent, numerous, 
 strong, mighty; n. adv. 
 
 tHfr^T a. rich in herds. 
 
 ^fr^T f- numerousness, multitude. 
 ©^ 
 
 ^fr^T^^ «• rich in splendour, glorious. 
 ^T^T«R a. having many children. 
 ^f^^ a. much-giving, munificent. 
 Hfr^f^W a. rich in sacrificial fees, liberal, 
 
 bounteous i. g. 
 ♦tfr;^'^ a. rich in gifts. 
 ^fT^T^'^., f. ^^^Tl" liberal, munificent. 
 ^Ifti^'T a. having much wealth. 
 ^fr^TTfC^ a. having much power. 
 Hf^'tn^^ a. nourishing or sating many. 
 
 ^ft^l^ a. having many fetters (Mitra-Va- 
 
 runa). 
 ^jfr^lf^'^, a. nourishing many. 
 *lfT*TTT a. bearing a heavy load. 
 ^f^^cT^ a. rich in seed, prolific. 
 ^jf^^^^f^ a. very splendid or glorious. 
 ^f^'^TJ^ a. many-shaped. 
 ^ft;^^ m. N. of a. minister. 
 *lfT^TT a. rich in treasures or gifts. 
 ^f^^IJ^ adv. manifoldly, variously. 
 
 ^rfrf^^t^^'l ^' hanging deeply down. 
 *tft^^ a. many- or strong-horned. 
 ^fr^^^ ™' -'^- ^^ ^ prince. 
 *lfT^T"^ a. having many stations, being in 
 many places. 
 
 ^^ m. a kind of birch ; n. its bark (used for 
 writing on). 
 
 ^T5TofiW«B '^- a cert, mixed caste. 
 
 W^"ffTf m. birch-tree. 
 
 ^Kfl^ a excited, irritated, shy, wild, fierce, 
 active, busy. 
 
 ^T^^ a. many-eyed. 
 
 ^J^T^"^ a. having great power, 
 
 ^^T«R <fe ^3?*'^*^ ^' ^^^ terrestrial world. 
 
 ^^^ a. =^jfinpi. 
 
 ^■5( , ^tiBrfTf be busy for, endeavour at, attend 
 *^ upon (dat.). C. ^T^Rf^ (°^), PP- ^rf^r! 
 adorn, embellish (M. refl.). — "^T observe, 
 maintain; conform one's self to (loc). 
 ^pq consider, regard, follow (ace). tjf?[ 
 serve, attend upon (ace); honour, obey, 
 follow. C. adorn. TrfTf make ready, pre- 
 pare; wait on, serve, honour, obey. f% 
 C. adorn. 
 
 ^ifiBfXJf, f. t^ adorning, embellishing (— °). n. 
 (m.) ornament, decoration; adj., f. "^T 
 adorned with ( — <>). 
 
 ^T^f^cT^ a. to be adorned. 
 ^*f^T f. ornament, decoration. 
 ^T^"^ , ®^T^ serve as ornament. 
 ^f5f«^ a. adorned with ( — »). 
 wrn a. growing, wishing to thrive. 
 ^TW a. = ^T^t^rf^. 
 
 ^^T[f m. a kind of fragrant grass. 
 ^'^ a. standing or living on the earth. 
 
 ^ f^^T^ (f^f^), ^TfH, «%(^f^), pp. ^rT 
 
 bear (in all mgs), hold, carry, wear, keep 
 (also in memory), contain, possess, have, 
 maintain, support, nourish; hire, pay; 
 convey, transport (M. move on rapidly), 
 take away (M. for one's self, obtain, win): 
 procure, offer, present, bestow ; experience, 
 undergo (w. "^T^T^^ obey); raise (the 
 
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 ^^ 
 
 voice or a sound, M. refl.); fill, load. 
 D. ^^bjf^ wish to keep or maintain. 
 I- *r"ft^^, «nC^*I'fif b^ar hither and thither 
 or repeatedly. — "^tf carry off, take away. 
 iSf^ bear down, ward off; thrust or push 
 in, introduce; iaiprint, impress; sever, 
 cut off. ^5rr bring near, procure, cause, 
 produce; fill. tJ^T bring near from (abl.). 
 ^TTT bring together or near. ^^ take 
 out, select; deliver from (abl.); lift up, 
 hold high, "^tr bring near, procure, get. 
 f^^ take out of (abl.). trfT A. M. bring; 
 M. spread (tr. & intr. w. ace). If bring 
 forward or near, place before, make ready ; 
 offer, present; stretch out, hurl, cast; 
 bring in, introduce; M. flash, vibrate, 
 rush on, fly along. ^fHTT hurl, shoot; 
 M. =ljf7f present, offer, f^ take asunder, 
 spread out , diffuse ; M. place here and 
 there, distribute. ^J^ bring together, 
 collect, concentrate, compose, make ready, 
 arrange, prepare, pay back, restore; 
 nourish, foster. — Cf. '^T^rT, f'njcT, 
 
 WJ"fir or o^ f. contraction of the eyebrows, 
 
 a frown. 
 MW m. pi. N. of a mythical race of beings, 
 
 ra. sgl. N. of an ancient Rishi regarded 
 
 as their ancestor. 
 W^cT^ m. N. of a sacred mountain. 
 ^JHni «f m. Bhrgu's son, patron, of Qaunaka, 
 
 Ruru, & Para^urama. 
 WjXjf^ m. E. of Para9urama (cf. prec). 
 
 ^^ m. a large black bee (f. m & f^). 
 
 ^^^7^ m. a flight of bees. 
 
 W^TO , °'^% be like a bee. 
 
 ^^TT ™- n- water-pot, pitcher. 
 
 :j|^f^ f. = ^^^T^. 
 
 ^^ , ^^f?f, pp. ^"S roast, parch (esp. 
 
 grain)* C. ^^^rf?r= S. — ^^, "qf^, 
 
 ^J^;^ the same. 
 W^f^ n. roasting-pan. 
 Wcj^ a. bearing, maintaining, possessing, 
 
 having, bringing, procuring ( — o). 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit -English Dictionary. 
 
 WI a. borne, held, kept, supported, nour- 
 ished, hired, paid; acquired, won, loaden 
 or filled with (—<>); m. hireling, merce- 
 nary. 
 
 ^ffeR a. hired, paid; m. a hired servant. 
 
 Wr«BTWr"^«R m* a hired teacher. 
 
 W!«RT^2nftfT a. taught by a hired teacher. 
 
 wf^ or 1^7{ f. bearing, carrying, maintain- 
 ing, nourishing; wages or service for 
 wages. 
 
 ^^ m. dependant, servant, minister of a 
 king; abstr. OffT f., °^ n. 
 
 ^^HT^ m. the state of a servant, servitude. 
 
 ^(il^lcM^ n« love to servants. 
 
 ^^T*^ , *>Tf^ behave like a servant towards 
 (locO. 
 
 W"^ s. oblation. 
 
 "jiiT m. error, mistake. 
 
 WFf^ a, stunned, torpid. 
 
 l^^f^ a. quick, agile; m. whirlwind. 
 
 2^flT f. quickness, agility. 
 
 "H^ a. powerful, strong, intense, exceeding, 
 mostly o — or n. adv.; abstr. OffJ f. 
 
 WJ^"^ a. inflicting severe punishment on 
 (loc). 
 
 'nfi f. point, top or peak (of a mountain), 
 corner, edge. 
 
 ^Tf5^«fT a. pronged, toothed. 
 
 ^oR m., t f- frog. 
 
 ^^cR^XlfTf m. a male frog. 
 
 ^^ m., ^ f . a man's & woman's name. 
 
 ^^:^ a. to be feared; n. impers. 
 
 ^f^ m. breaker, piercer, disturber, traitor, 
 conqueror. 
 
 5)^" m. breaking, splitting, breach, division, 
 separation, seduction, winning over (of 
 another's ally), interruption, disturbance, 
 hurt, injury; bursting, expanding, blossom- 
 ing; alteration, change, difference; fissure, 
 cleft, pudendum muliebre; part, portion; 
 species, variety. 
 
 H^eR a. breaking, piercing, digging through, 
 destroying, seducing; distinguishing, de- 
 fining. 
 
 H^T' f- ^ breaking, piercing; separating,, 
 disuniting. « 
 
 25 
 
^^TfT^ 
 
 386 
 
 ii^«RTfT*l ^- disuniting; different, n. adv. 
 
 ^^«I a. breaking, tearing, piercing, perforat- 
 ing; n. the action of breaking etc., dis- 
 closing, betraying, disuniting; bursting, 
 opening, breach, rupture, disunion, discord. 
 
 i|<i4)^ a. to be cleft or cut through. 
 
 ^f^i(^ a. breaking, splitting, piercing, open- 
 ing, causing to flow, separating, dividing, 
 disuniting. 
 
 ^^ a. to be cleft or pierced; to be betrayed, 
 seduced, refuted; distinguished, defined. 
 
 %^ a. to be feared, n. impers. 
 
 (%fl^ or) ^xjt f- kettle-drum. 
 
 i{4^|l^ a. terrible, awful, m. a kind of bird 
 or beast of prey; f. ^X N. of a goddess. 
 
 )|iEf^, f. f^ healthy, sanative; n. a remedy or 
 cure for ( — <*). 
 
 iHM^^d a. healed, cured. 
 
 ^TBfaffTT f- healing power. 
 
 9iXP7 a. curative, sanitary. 
 
 ^^ a. living by alms; n. asking alms, men- 
 dicancy, begged food, alms. ^'^ 'q"^ & 
 ^^T^ im^ go about begging, beg. 
 
 H^^nCW & *"^ n-j °^^T f. going about 
 begging. 
 
 *r^;ggf|r^ a. eating begged food. 
 
 ^^^f^ a. subsisting on alms, f. as abstr* 
 
 ^^^ n. begged food. 
 
 ^^f^'t. & ^'^TfTT a- eating begged food. 
 ^^T"^ n. the living on alms. 
 
 ^^"R^fti; a. subsisting on alms. 
 
 ^ a. descended from Bhima; f. |^ the 
 
 daughter of Bh., i.e. Damayantl. 
 ^TW, f. ^^ & t; formidable, awful, horrible, 
 
 n. adv. — m. a form of Qiva, a man's 
 
 name; f. ^ a form of Durga. 
 
 ^f^W n- curativeness, a cert, sanative cere- 
 mony, remedy against ( — o). 
 
 *ITW^ a. to be enjoyed or eaten (n. impers.), 
 to be fed; to be used or employed. 
 
 ^T'^R^^ a. wishing to eat, hungry. 
 
 ^"^ ^", '^iSt f. enjoyer, possessor; abstr. 
 *>W^ n. 
 
 IHT^ IK. winding, curve, coil. 
 
 2^TT m. enjoyment, fruition, use, application, 
 
 possession, dominion, government; feeling, 
 perception, gain, advantage, pleasure, joy. 
 
 HTIfTWrf- longing after enjoyments, egoism.* 
 
 %[^T^f?T m. lord of possession i.e. governor, 
 viceroy etc. 
 
 lifT^N"*?! a. having windings or rings, ringed ; 
 m. serpent or serpent-demon, f. °^<ft. 
 
 2*n'1^«rT^ a. having enjoyments, happy, pros- 
 perous; f. o^fft E. of the city of Ujjayini. 
 
 ^TTT^^, °^ ringle, coil. 
 
 HTTRTtT^f "• place of enjoyment. 
 
 l^Tf^ a. & m. = li^TI^^. 
 
 2?nf'T'i; a. enjoying, eating (—<>); or = 
 2iiT^^n!^ a. 
 
 ^T<n«5^ & ^^"^r m- the serpent-king. 
 
 ^T^ a. to be (being) enjoyed, used or expe- 
 rienced; useful, profitable. Abstr. Offft f., 
 o^t n. 
 
 "^T^ a. bountiful, liberal ; or = 2%TTor«rT a. ; 
 m. N. of sev. kings, pi. N^ of a people. 
 
 *n^|eR a. eating ( — o) or *about to eat. 
 
 in^I^^ m. N. of a king. 
 
 ^TofiT a. feeding, nourishing, m. enjoying, 
 eating, feeding, nourishing, meal, food, 
 wealth, possession, pleasure, joy; adj. — « 
 feeding on or serving as food for. 
 
 %T^«feRT^ m., o%^T f. meal-time. 
 
 iff^'ITf^'T^ a. desirous of food, hungry. 
 
 ^frW^^a. to be (being) eaten or fed; n.food. 
 
 ^TWf^TcT^ a. to be fed or nourished. 
 
 ^Tf^r«l^ a. enjoying, eating (— o). 
 
 ^^ a, to be enjoyed or eaten, fed or nour- 
 ished; to be used, employed, perceived, 
 n. eating, food, enjoyment, advantage; 
 abstr. oTf-ji f.^ o^i n. 
 
 ^T^irrW a. whose food one may eat. 
 
 HTZ ni. Tibet; ^zl"^ a. Tibetan. 
 
 ^THcjcM^cR^ adv. (to address) with i^T^ and 
 
 
 ^THT^ m. the nature of »fT (cf. seq.). 
 
 %r^, ^v, %r (=h^^, voc. of 2*t^ifT) 
 
 interj. of address, sorrow, or interrogation, 
 often repeated or connected with other 
 interjections. 
 
 MTW^, f. ^ relating to a snake, snaky. 
 
 ^hf^^ n. slavery, servitude. 
 
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 *nr[ a. relating to beings or ghosts; dem- 
 oniacal, crazy, mad; m. idiot. 
 
 l^TfiTeR a. =prec. adj. 
 
 2HTfiToR "!• E. of Qiva; a class of monks. 
 
 W't, f' t^ relating to the earth, earthly, ter- 
 restrial ; or consisting of earth, earthy. — 
 n. dust; grain, corn; ground, floor, story 
 (only adj. — <>). 
 
 ^TToR ra. animal living in the earth. 
 
 Hlf'T'R & HT'^T a* being on the earth. 
 
 ^ntr^fi ^^' treasurer. 
 
 ^T^ a. birchen. 
 
 ^X^'f a- belonging to the world. 
 
 ^^, ^^% fear, tremble at (abl.). 
 
 M^, '^%, ^5m^ («fiT), pp. ^^ (q-v.) fall, 
 drop, bounce against (loc.) or from (abl.); 
 sink, decline, decay, disappear, be gone 
 or lost; be deprived of, lose (abl.). C. 
 ^^^r?f cause to fall, throw down, drop 
 (trans.); precipitate, overthrow, cause to 
 be lost, deprive of (abl.). — If fall down, 
 disappear, vanish, be deprived of. C. bring 
 to fall, deprive of (abl.). f% fail, have no 
 success in (loc); turn away from, abandon 
 (abl.). C. cut or break off, fell, ruin, 
 destroy; deprive of (abl.). ^PRf^fall down. - 
 
 ^ Cf. ^T??^^, tif^^J^, IT^^, t^^^. 
 
 ?^ m. fall, ruin, disappearance, loss; aber- 
 ration or deviation from ( — o), 
 
 ?inX*T a. causing to fall, throwing down ; n. 
 being deprived or depriving of (abl.). 
 
 i^flp^ a. falling, dropping down from (abl.), 
 sinking, declining, perishing; causing to 
 fall, destroying. 
 
 i4"af^ f. stiffness. 
 
 ^^, ^^<T (o%), ^TRTfTT, pp. ^1^ (q.v.) 
 roam, wander, stroll ; go through, peram- 
 bulate (ace); fly about, flutter; move 
 round, rotate; stagger about, waver, go 
 astray, be perplexed or mistaken. C. 
 >JTr^rRl & ^TTTETfTf (*%) cause to roam 
 etc., whirl round, swing, roll; cause to 
 err, perplex, embarrass, confuse; pp. 
 "J^frr?! fasely taken for or confounded with 
 (—0)*. I. ^^?f|-f7f & ^^??T% wander about 
 or through, the latter also w. pass. rag. — 
 
 "^^ start up, rise. C. whirl around, swing, 
 rouse, agitate, trouble, disturb. T^f^ wander 
 about, roam, turn round. C. move to and 
 fro, shake, stir. P" roam, wander through, 
 permeate, f^ wander about or through, 
 move to and fro (tr. & intr.), stagger, 
 tumble, waver, be perplexed or agitated. 
 ^T(_ wander, rove, be perplexed or bewil- 
 dered. — Cf. ^T^, f^?^nf, ^"Rf. 
 
 >f^ m. roaming, wandering, moving to and 
 fro; wandering through ( — o); whirling 
 flame, whirlpool, eddy, a potter's wheel; 
 giddiness, wandering of mind, confusion, 
 mistake, error. 
 
 'SsfTTW "• roaming, wandering through ( — o)j 
 tottering, wavering, unsteadiness; turning 
 round, revolution (of a star), giddiness, 
 dizziness. 
 
 '^'HSft"^ a. to be roamed through. 
 
 ?^T: m., t f- bee (adj. — o f. ^j). 
 
 ^sff^ f. turning round, revolution ; whirlpool, 
 eddy; a potter's wheel. 
 
 ?f"!^ a. fallen, dropped down from (abl. or 
 — o) into (loc); sunk, ruined, lost, gone; 
 separated from, deprived of (abl. or — o). 
 
 ?^ n. roasting pan. 
 
 ^W{ f. bag (^f. H^T). 
 
 l^^T^ , ^T«ft, "f^ shine, flash, beam. — 
 C. ^T^7lrf?f make shine, irradiate. Xff^ 
 shine all around. If, f^, ^^ = S. 
 
 2?^T«l (nom. ?^Z) f. sheen, glitter. 
 
 ^T5T a. shining, glittering. 
 
 ?4"T3r^^*l^ a. having a brilliant home or 
 origin (Maruts). 
 
 ^T<5T^fe a. having bright weapons (Maruts). 
 
 ^T^^ n. sheen, lustre, splendour. 
 
 ?^^nr^ a. shining, glittering. 
 
 'aTT^f^^ a. the same. 
 
 ^Tftt f. = ^^ra:- 
 
 ^^jf^T't ^' sbining, sparkling. 
 
 ^Tf^¥ (superl.) shining brightest. 
 
 ^TfjfUiI a. shining, radiant; abstr. oj^j f. 
 
 ^TfWBfr'rT^ a. = prec. adj. 
 
 i^Tff ™. brother (in confidential address 
 
 also = friend, dear!). 
 9^^cfi (m. brother*^ mostly adj. — ». 
 
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 IfTfl^T^ f. a brother's wife, sister-in-law. 
 >jfXfTc^ n. brotherhood. 
 ^Cm^Tf a. given by a brother. 
 
 ?fTfT^«rT a. having a brother or brothers. 
 
 i^TH^ m. a father's brother's son; nephew, 
 cousin ; rival, adversary, enemy. 
 
 ?^H^j^«fT a. having rivals. 
 
 ?^^ & ?^T^ "• brotherhood. 
 
 >3rrnT a. roaming, roamed(also pass., n.impers.); 
 turning round, rolling, perplexed, confused, 
 mistaken; n. roaming, wandering (also in 
 mind), mistake, error. 
 
 ^Tf% f- roaming, wandering; moving round 
 ( — o), revolution; tottering, wavering, 
 confusion, perplexity, uncertainty, doubt, 
 error. 
 
 ^^f^rf^^rT a. roaming, turning round; erring, 
 mistaken. 
 
 ?fJ7T m. roaming about, unsteadiness, fickle- 
 ness. 
 
 ?^^^, f. of^oRT deceitful, false. 
 
 ?^?n!! n- swinging or turning round. 
 
 >^?Tf^ a. epileptic. 
 
 >nf'T'l. a. confused, perplexed. 
 
 ^^ a. to be broken or cut off. 
 
 ?fT§^ s. roasting pan. 
 
 ^, ^^"fir hurt. 
 
 ^TZ & ofV f. = ^^^. 
 
 H^'fe^f^ m-, ®T^fT f- knitting the brows, 
 
 frowning. 
 ^c^^4j<^ n. a frowning face (cf. prec), adj. 
 
 having a frowning face. 
 ^^ adj. (-0) = seq.). 
 ^ f. brow (adj. —<> ^, W, & ?j^, cf. also 
 
 prec). 
 
 ?J%T7 m. , o%xrT!f n. contraction of the eye- 
 brows. 
 
 ?^ n. embryo, unborn child; m. a Brahman 
 of high rank. 
 
 ?fTSf^ & °f^^ m. the killer of an embryo. 
 
 ^^"^ m., off?f, & o^j f. the killing ot 
 an embryo. 
 
 ^*r^ & ^J*f^ m. contraction of the eye- 
 brows. 
 ?J^ffTf- an arched eyebrow (lit. brow-creeper). 
 
 ?|f^^T^ m. amorous play of the brows. 
 
 t^\, ^^rf?T, »% totter, go astray. 
 
 %![ m. tottering, going astray, trespass; loss. 
 
 Tf pron. stem of 1^* pers. 
 
 't^? ''tl^, ^^'^rfTf grant, bestow, w. f^ dis- 
 tribute. 
 
 ^t^T f- gift, donation, as instr. adv. readily, 
 willingly, quickly. 
 
 ?f^^ a. liberal, generous. 
 
 '^tf^^ (superl.) most liberal or generous. 
 
 ^*^^f^ (compar.) more liberal or generous. 
 
 ^cR^?oRT'ET^, ^'^^ croak (of a frog). 
 
 *i*^\ ra. , i^ f . a kind of sea monster (the 
 emblem of the god of love); array of 
 troops in the form of a M. 
 
 ^^T^^, °%g, & ^'^cfW m. the god of love 
 
 (cf. prec). 
 ^efiT*^ in. the juice of flowers, a man's 
 
 name; n. = seq. 
 
 n. N. of a pleasure grove near 
 
 Ujjayini. 
 ^^Tl^^ & ^^x:'RT'8r m- E. of the sea 
 
 (lit. multitude or abode of monsters). 
 iT^T"^ m. the sound Tf. 
 ^^^ & ^WT f. a fly. 
 (^t%oR m.), ^f^oRT f. = prec. or bee. 
 (T?"^) or TT'^adv. quickly, instantly, directly; 
 
 superl. TT^fJ^ as adj. 
 W^'^ a. quick, swift. 
 *?^ a. gay, jocund; m. occasion of joy, 
 
 festivity, sacrifice ; N. of a demon. 
 ^^f^^ ^^- a demon or Raksas (lit. enemy 
 
 of sacrifices). 
 ?T^Tr^iT n. the disturbance of (Daksa's) 
 
 sacrifice. 
 
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 ^JTft^ 
 
 r , ^i^ffij ®% be cheerful or merry. 
 
 7T^^ a. cheerful, merry. 
 
 T^f •[. m. the slayer of Makha (E. of sev. 
 gods). 
 
 ^TWni^rr^^ m. a god (llt. partaker of sacri- 
 fices). 
 
 :i^^ m. a magian ; pi. N. of a people. 
 
 TfTh^r "a- pi- N. of a country and people. 
 
 ^^r^^W ^^' the country of the Magadhas. 
 
 f4{J|«^ m. usurer. 
 
 f44J|«^^ f. N. of the mother of cert, female 
 demons. 
 
 jp^ a. sunk, dived, immersed or penetrated 
 into (loc. or — »); went down, set (moon), 
 fallen, ruined, decayed. 
 
 i?^ n. gift, donation, reward; f. "^J sgl. & 
 pi. N. of a lunar mansion. 
 
 IT^f% f. the giving and receiving of presents. 
 
 7TV:|<f ^ n. the giving of presents. 
 
 ?T^^ m. E. of Indra. 
 
 7fV:|c|-7oj n. liberality, munificence. 
 
 ^TErq^ & ?T^or«rT^ (f. ^T^) a. rich in gifts, 
 liberal, generous; m. the institutor or 
 patron of a sacrifice, E. of Indra. 
 
 T^^cR m. N. of a Rishi & a Yaksa. 
 
 '^fW ni. N. of a man. 
 
 J\^ a. tottering, reeling. 
 
 ^^^ n. impers. to be dived. 
 ^3^ adv. instantly, directly. 
 
 m. a man's name. 
 
 ^^ m. pi. N. of a people. 
 
 f J?^^ n. welfare, luck, prosperity; anything 
 lucky, auspicious, or of good omen (also 
 as adj. = ^^^), ancient or traditional 
 usage; m. the planet Mars, a man's name. 
 
 T^'^cftT'Jr (& «li'T«l.*) n- prayer for success 
 (lit. luck-causing act). 
 
 T^Wc|\"5rir s. auspicious pot or vase.* 
 
 ^^^fJTf (& efi*) n. auspicious chamber or 
 house. 
 
 T^^^rT^ »• festive instrument. 
 T^^^HTWJTf n. auspicious unguent.* 
 T^^fW^^ n., ®^^ m. benedictory speech, 
 
 congratulation. 
 Tf^'^T^TT^m. auspicious custom or ceremony. 
 
 4{^g'H|^?i|^Tl in. fortune-teller. 
 
 'Tl^^^^ adv. for the sake of good fortune. 
 
 f^^*l a* auspicious. 
 
 T^^rr^rf n. festive song.* 
 
 T^^ a. lucky, auspicious, festive, solemn, 
 holy. m. & f. ^T names of sev. plants; n. 
 anything auspicious or of good omen, esp. 
 a prayer. 
 
 irf^wft f' boat, ship. 
 
 iT^T & T^ ni. names of men. 
 
 ^f%Tf a. having the mind (fixed) on me, 
 thinking of me. 
 
 ^W^, ^^rf^ (o^), pp. ^FT^ (q.v.) sink (in 
 water), dive, bathe, be submerged or 
 drowned, be ruined, perish. C. ^^TgrfTf 
 (Off) = S. trans, or act. — "^^ emerge or 
 plunge. C. cause to emerge or come up. 
 ^fXJ sink, dive, fif sink down, plunge or 
 penetrate into (loc.) ; disappear, perish; 
 cause to sink or fall. C. cause to dive, 
 drown, ^fif sink down, fall, f^f^ sink; 
 overflow. If & f% plunge, rush into (ace. 
 
 or loc). — Cf.^TiTq, ^^^rq, f%^q, ^^. 
 
 Tf^i^^ m. marrow ; poss. ^^^cfirT . 
 
 ^T^f«Tn. sinking, diving, bathing, overflowing. 
 
 TT^rf^ci a, causing to sink. 
 
 ;FT^^ n., ^^T f- marrow. 
 
 iT^«l. s- greatness, might; instr. adv. to- 
 gether^ generally, at all. 
 
 J{^ ni. stage, platform. 
 
 TT^oR m. n. = prec, f. ^f^cRJ chair. 
 
 T^T ^' cluster of blossoms, panicle. 
 
 T^fr ^ ^'^ ^- = prec, blossom or bud i.g., 
 o"^ often in titles of books (— °). 
 
 Trf^FT f' tbe Indian madder (bright red). 
 
 iT^"?^ s. foot-ornament, anklet. 
 
 T^ a. pleasant, sweet; n. adv. 
 
 ^^HTfcR^ & °^Tf^1. a. speaking sweetly. 
 
 ;r^^ a. = TT^; m. a kind of hen. 
 
 T^^^ a. pweet-voiced. 
 
 f{W^ (& ^^f^^T*) f. box, basket. 
 
 TTZ^ s. dead body, corpse. 
 
 ^^'^ m. hail. 
 
 T^'Z m-i t^ f- but, also = seq. 
 
 TT^T^TfTT n. monastery, convent, college. 
 
 ilfjcRT f. hut, cottage, cell. 
 
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 ^TUf s. a cert, measure of grain. 
 
 ^flj oi. pearl, jewel, gem, ornament i.g., 
 
 fig. a jewel of (—<>); magnet, water-jar. 
 HfUjch m« a large water-jar. 
 ^ffljjejifl^cRX f.an ornament for the ears made 
 
 of pearls; N. of a sacred pool & a woman. 
 ^FrfrjTcRTt m. jeweller (f. t;). 
 iffljf ff n. sound or murmur (during the sexual 
 
 intercourse). 
 TtW^^ m. & ®^^ n- rainbow. 
 '?f'l!f71 ^n« N. of a serpent-demon. 
 ^nyiin^ofi m. the conch-shell of Sahadeva. 
 ^fflSJXf^ (or OXPC) "• -^- °^ ^ town. 
 ^flJJ^i^I m. the fastening or putting on of 
 
 jewels, the wrist (as the place for it). 
 lTftSf^«^'5T n.=prec., also string or ornament 
 
 of pearls. 
 Tffllf)?? m. N. of a king of the Yaksas. 
 7rfll!7T«rf a. adorned with jewels; ra. N. of 
 
 a Yaksa, a Raksas, etc. 
 irflJI'Tf^, f. f^ consisting of jewels. 
 'fftr'TT^T & ^fW^t^ f- string of pearls. 
 f ftlT(^ n. jewel, precious stone. 
 
 T'ftrT^^'^ a. containing jewels. 
 
 irftsr^ a. dewlapt. 
 
 'fftr^'^ n- string of pearls. 
 
 ffW^^ "1- a crystal post or pillar. 
 
 ^rfl!!'^^ n. wreath of jewels. 
 
 'f'fiirf^ n- N. of a palace (lit. Crystal P.). 
 
 TWt'5[" ^' diamond (jewel-chief). 
 
 i^^, TfTI^^f?r, pp. ^tlf^ deck, adorn, 
 embellish, glorify. — X|f^ & l^f|^=S. 
 
 t^T!^ m. n. broth, scum. 
 
 ^T^oR (adj. — o) f. ^T = prec. 
 
 ^TT^if n. adorning (also adj.), ornament. 
 
 TfTJ^XJ s. open hall, pavilion, temple. 
 
 ^"^SftefiT f- small pavilion or shed. 
 
 ^TS^^ a. round, circular. — n. disk, circle, 
 ring; district, territory, country (also f.f^); 
 assemblage, collection, totality, multitude, 
 group, company, band (also m. & f. "Ijj 
 circular array of an army (also ra.); the 
 circle of a king's neighbours, a cert, 
 division of the Rigveda. 
 
 ^T^^^ n. disk, circle, ring; f. of^igRT troop, 
 
 multitude. 
 ^Tl^^tJIX^ m. drawing a circle. 
 ^T^f^fT a. ringled. 
 
 ^ U ^^ f^ ^t, a. forming a circle or ring; pos- 
 sessing or ruling a country, 
 ^<!^^ w. oR & ^make & become round. 
 iT'^%^ & ^"^X m. the ruler of a country. 
 TlfxS^ff m. adorner, ornament. 
 ^FHSS" ni. N. of a Rishi. 
 ?IT|^ m. frog (adj. — o f. '^), N. of a 
 
 Rishi; f. inS^oSV female frog. 
 i1TS^^gf?r f. frog-leap (g.). 
 TT'trif^cfiT f. female frog. 
 ^'Tt|^'?[ s. rust of iron. 
 
 TI<i a. thought, believed, supposed ; considered 
 as, taken for (nom. & adv.); esteemed, 
 honoured, approved or liked by (gen,); 
 intended, designed; known, understood. 
 ^H^ & o^ m. elephant. 
 t^ff^^^ a. mindful of thoughts or prayers. 
 Vfri^iTT a. having a purpose or object. 
 ITf!^ n. du. a cert, internal organ of the 
 
 body. 
 ^rlT^ a. well skilled in dice. 
 irfTf or ^f?T f- devotion, prayer, worship, 
 hymn or song of praise; thought, purpose, 
 mind, intention to (loc, dat., or intin.); 
 thought, meditation, opinion, belief; under- 
 standing, intelligence. TH^TT on purpose or 
 at discretion. 
 ^fTftf^ a. premeditated; ^^J^ & ©^ = seq. 
 TTf^^tl^^T^^ adv. intentionally, on purpose. 
 ^f7fH<^ ^' change of opinion. 
 irf??^^ m. confusion or error of mind. 
 ^rfn^nT a. intelligent, wise, clever. 
 TfTffH^ a. knowing (one's) mind or heart. 
 ^ftrf^^TT m. = iTf7T>?^. 
 'Rf?f^Tf%«[^ a. endowed with intelligence, 
 wise, clever. 
 
 '?f^l1"f a. opp. of prec, 
 Tfrf^ m. a wise man. 
 Tffcflr a. my, mine. 
 ^Ic^rW m. bug, 
 ^h^rT a. done by me. 
 
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 ^^^^ 
 
 1^ a. intoxicated, drunk (lit. & fig.), excited, 
 
 in rut. 
 ^TfeRTftj'ft f. a wanton or charming woman 
 
 (lit. one appearing intoxicated). 
 ^Trf'R'^'^ m. an excited peacock; n. N. of a 
 
 metre. 
 ^TtI^TTW ™' ^^ elephant in rut; n. top, 
 
 turret. 
 ^T^EC ^^^* (= ^^^' of ^) from me. 
 Tffff^^ m.*= ?TT^^TTX!r m. 
 ^PTfCf"^, Oi4^4f, & ^'^X^'^^ a. devoted to me. 
 ^(If n. harrow, roller; club. 
 71 (i^*^ I f. union with me. 
 TT^^^ n. likeness with me. 
 ift^X^a. exhilarating, intoxicating, gay, merry; 
 
 selfish, envious, jealous, m. the exhilarater 
 
 (Soma); envy, jealousy of, eagerness for 
 
 (loc. or — o), indignation. 
 7Tc^^^«fT^ a. exhilarating, intoxicating. 
 i?(^rft'^ ^' - prec. + envious, jealous of, 
 
 eager for (loc. or — o), 
 "m^ a. living in me. 
 ^f^ m., n5fj f. fish. 
 ^n^^fT m. killing fish. 
 ^n^rfxi^cRT f. sugar-juice. 
 ^c^J"^T^ n. T. of a Purana. 
 TH^T^t^ m. fisherman. 
 
 *^(^^«^«f n. fishing hook (or fish-catching*). 
 Tr(i^4JT^ n. the flesh of fish (or fish and 
 
 flesh*). 
 ^^n^ o'' °<^ a. eating fish. 
 
 7r^f?T, ®%, pp. ^f^^ stir, whirl (w. 
 ^f^tl^ excite fire by attrition), churn, 
 produce by churning; shake, agitate, con- 
 fuse, crush, grind, oppress, afflict, destroy, 
 annihilate. C. TT^^ftT cause (milk) to 
 be churned. — ^f^ twirl, turn round, 
 w. "^f^T^^ produce fire by attrition. "^J 
 churn (the sea), shake, agitate. "^^ shake 
 up, excite, disturb, mix, mingle; strike, 
 hurt, cut off, tear or root out, destroy, 
 kill, "^xy stir up, mix, mingle. f^5^ elicit 
 by attrition out of (2 ace), shake or tear 
 out of (abl.), wipe off; stir about, agitate, 
 excite, hurt, harass, crush, pound, break 
 
 in pieces, destroy. If stir about, churn 
 (the sea), tear away, cut out or off, 
 harass, annoy, hurt, injure, lay waste, 
 devastate, destroy. C. lTirr^'5rf?f handle 
 roughly, harass, kill, f^ M. tear away, 
 rend asunder, crush down; A. rout, dis- 
 perse, perplex, bewilder, ^^f^ pound, crush. 
 
 — Cf. Nd-ilAm. 
 
 27T^ a. killing ( — ») ; m. churning stick. 
 
 ^^T^, f. t^ ("^T) afftiicting, injuring, destroy- 
 ing; n. the act of afflicting etc., whirling, 
 churning. 
 
 TT^"^ , '^^irfTf produce fire by attrition. 
 
 ^rf^fT m. crusher, slayer ( — o). 
 
 ^nn^ m. N. of a man, f. ^T N. of sev. cities. 
 
 t?T^ a. to be rubbed, to be churned out of 
 
 ?T^ a. whirling round. 
 
 1^ or ^^, ^f?I, 0%, TT^^, «^, ^?tffr, 
 ^T^f^, pp. ^Tf (q V.) bubble, undulate, 
 boil, be agitated or (pleasantly) excited; 
 rejoice at, revel in (instr., gen., or loc, 
 r. ace), be mad or drunk with (instr.); 
 gladden, delight, exhilarate, intoxicate. 
 
 c. ?r^^rfTi, 0%, ^T^^rf^, °%, & ^^^TfiT, 
 
 o% A. (M.) := S. tr. ; M. the same refl. 
 
 — "^wT shout or hail to, acclaim (ace). 
 ■?Rf*r be glad or gladden. "^^ be excited 
 or out of one's senses; gladden, exhil- 
 arate. C. excite, confuse, madden. '^ 
 rouse, encourage. If rejoice, exult, be 
 careless about (abl.) not attend to, take it 
 easy. "^finT gladden, exhilarate; perplex, 
 confound. t% be perplexed or confused; 
 confound, embarrass, disturb. ^Ti; rejoice 
 together at (instr.). — Cf. "^fir^TT, "^TTtI 
 (add.), ^^TrT, ITTtT, f^^Tfr, Wt[. 
 
 2OT (o— )= ^; also = abl. of the same. 
 
 tJ^ m. excitement, inspiration, enthusiasm, 
 intoxication, ardent passion, lust, rut, the 
 rut-juice of an elephant; arrogance, con- 
 ceit, pride in (gen. or — <>); any intox- 
 icating drink, as spirituous liquor. Soma, 
 etc. 
 
 TT^oR^ a. sounding or singing softly (in love 
 or rut). 
 
^^^^ a. playful, wanton. 
 
 l^'^cT a. exciting intoxication or excited 
 
 by intoxication, gladdening, exhilarating, 
 
 cheerful, merry. 
 2»T^^rl^ a. dropping rut-juice. 
 iJs^^fT a. staggering with intoxication, 
 ^•f ni. love or the god of love. 
 ^T^iHRf & ^TT^^ ni. (great) festival held 
 
 in honour of the god of love. 
 (^^%^ m.*) & "^T f- love-letter. 
 TT^Vf^H^lJ m. message of love.* 
 **<<^«i 4 JTfT^T f- a kind of bird.* 
 ^TTrTT a. love-sick. 
 
 ^^•TT"^^ a. enamoured; f. "^T amorousness. 
 ^T^f'TefiT f. a woman's name. 
 4<d^ T^T«T n. N. of a garden. 
 «i<^«rn f- pi. boiling water. 
 Md^Z a. in rut, furious (elephant). 
 f^^f?! Ki- lord of the inebriating drink 
 
 (Soma). 
 'TT^ir^of) m. the aphrodisiacal fluid. 
 Tf^^firTefiT & o^nft f. names of women. 
 ^^f^fT m. intoxicater, delighter. 
 ?T^^5F^ adv. for my sake. 
 4{<^1$(i!' n. an offering to me. 
 ^T^%^"I f. a line of rut-juice (on an ele- 
 phant's temples. 
 ^T^l«^ a. blind through drunkenneSvS, love, or 
 
 arrogance. 
 ♦If^lT^ a. constantly excited. 
 iT^T^ & T^^^ n. the rut juice of an 
 
 elephant. 
 iT^T"5!^ a. lazy from intoxication. 
 T^^'t^ a intoxicated, drunk. 
 T^T^^T f. rut (of an elephant). 
 'T^l^^ a. resorted to me. 
 ?rf^ & °oRT f- a kind of harrow or roller. 
 ;Rrfl^il^ a. gladdening, charming, intoxicating. 
 ♦il^^ a. = ?Tf^«I^; f. ■JTf^'^T any inebriating 
 
 drink. 
 ?rf^T^''*(^ & °«I^*I a. having beautiful (lit. 
 
 intoxicating) eyes. 
 Tf^TT'^ (f- t^) & Tf^^TSf a. the same. 
 ^^^ superl. to ^f^. 
 ^T^^ a. my, mine. 
 W^^ ni. a kind of honey-plant or liquorice. 
 
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 iT%Tc5|rZ a. excited by drink, rage, or rut. 
 ^^T^^ a, much excited or furious. 
 iT^T^ a. puffed up with pride, haughty. 
 iT^^Tf a. intoxicated by rut or arrogance. 
 :JTWff a. being in me. 
 '^^ m. a kind of aquatic bird or animal, N. 
 
 of a mixed caste. 
 W^X in. a kind of fish; a diver or pearl fisher 
 
 (a cert, caste). 
 T^T^ a. devoted to me. 
 ^^|c| m. my essence. 
 4^ a. exhilarating, intoxicating, charming, 
 
 pleasant, n. intoxicating drink, spirituous 
 
 liquor. 
 TT^'CT m. drinking spirituous liquors, m. a 
 
 drunkard. 
 ^T^miwf n. tbe drinking of spirituous liquors; 
 
 any spirituous drink. 
 'T^Hm^ n. vessel for spirituous liquor. 
 T^T^f^W^ in. the sale of spirituous liquors 
 
 and victuals. 
 T^lf^^ a. worshipping me. 
 ^5^ m. pi. N. of a people, sgl. the country or 
 
 a prince of the M. ; *n. joy or hail to 
 
 (gen. or dat.)! 
 Trf^eR adv. towards me. 
 ^^^ a. turned towards me; n. TT^Tefi adv. 
 
 = prec. 
 J{^^ adv. like I or me. 
 4^«^^a. addicted to merriness or intoxication; 
 
 also = seq. 
 Tl[*t(^ a. gladdening or intoxicating. 
 ;fTfl[^ a. one like me. 
 ITV (f. 4^, iT^ & 4^) sweet, pleasant, 
 
 agreeable, m. N. of the first month of the 
 
 year, the spring, N. of two Asuras & sev. 
 
 princes; n. sweet food or drink, esp. 
 
 milk, honey. Soma, mead, wine, etc. 
 ^V«RT ^-i % ^' honey-maker, bee. 
 TV^Rfr^T a. woman's name. 
 ^"goR^J f. honey-whip (myth.). 
 
 TT^cficT a. making sweetness; m. bee. 
 ^TERT^ m. libation of honey. 
 ^HiT'^n^ & °*dJ5^ m. names of men. 
 
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 T^T^ 
 
 ^V^fi;^ & ®'^rl a. dropping honey or sweet- 
 
 ness. 
 
 IfJv^TfT a. sprung from honey. 
 
 ^^if%5 a. honey-tongued. 
 
 THjtcf n. sweetness. 
 
 ^T^f^'q m. foe of Madhu (Krsna). 
 
 ?TV^T a. giving sewetness. 
 
 *fy«1T^ f. honey-cell. 
 
 IT^inT^ (superl.) very sweet. 
 
 TlV'? a. sipping honey or sweetness ; m. bee. 
 
 ^T^^Z^ m. bee-hive. 
 
 THiTCpofi r"« a mixture or offering of honey (r.). 
 
 ^Fn^XjM, oxnsff, & XlflJofiT f. names of plants. 
 
 ^T\inr^«T ni. vernal wind. 
 
 ^TVm a. = J{vA 
 
 7IVm«T n- sipping honey; a cert, sweet bev- 
 
 erage. 
 T^ft^ a. yellow as honey; o^T^ a, having 
 
 such eyes. 
 TTV?^ a. sweet to drink; n. the drinking of 
 
 sweetness. 
 ^fJ^T^-^Ij^ a. greedy for sweetness. 
 TTVTTf a. excited by wine or by the spring. 
 ?TVT^ ni. the intoxication of wine. 
 ^V^^ a. sweet, honied, pleasant, agreeable; 
 
 f. *»^<ftt N. of a metre, a river, a town, 
 
 & sev. women. 
 THiT^^, f- "1^ made of honey, sweet as h. 
 ^^jj-j^ n. honey and (or) meat. 
 ^RV'TTV^ f- a kind of spring flower or a 
 
 cert, intoxicating drink. 
 iTV^TV^ ni- du. & n. sgl. the two spring 
 
 months, the spring. 
 ^HiT^T^ m. spring month spring time. 
 ^rafrpsr a. mixed with honey or sweet milk. 
 Tr\JX;a.sweet, pleasant, charming, melodious, 
 
 n. adv.; abstr. OffT f-, °^ «• 
 if^T^^Tf^ a. singing sweetly.* 
 'T^T^Tf^ a. speaking sweetly or kindly. 
 ITOf^T^, f- "^ full of sweetnesa. 
 <R^T[TTf%*l. a. sounding sweetly. 
 ;r^TQ^ m. honey-juice, sweetness. 
 jl^if^^^ a. sweet-voiced, sounding sweetly; 
 
 n. adv. 
 1?TVTT^T "• P^* sweet or kind words. 
 
 ^'^T'^^^ a. sounding sweetly. 
 
 T^^nrr^T^ a. tasting sweet. 
 
 ^VHC'R'^ ni. sweetness, suavity. 
 
 ^VTT'T^T^ m. friendly address or speech.* 
 
 ^Fra^ a. sweet. 
 
 T^f^W a. honey-sucking; m. bee. 
 
 ;it^^^;^ a. speaking kindly. 
 
 ^V^cjc^ adv. like honey. 
 
 7ra^«T n. the Honey-Wood (myth.). 
 
 'T^^^ a. honey-coloured or of sweet aspect. 
 
 ^w^T^if & "cfTf^w^^f a. bearing sweetness. 
 
 ^V?rcT a. intent upon sweetness; m. bee. 
 
 ^rawc^ & Tra^d a. dropping sweetness, 
 
 flowing with honey. 
 ?TV^ f- the beauty of spring (personif.). 
 im^cT^ a. producing sweetness. 
 TV^ra »• honey-pot. 
 ;ff^f^ n. sweetness. 
 
 T^^rfR^ n. du. honey and clarified butter. 
 ^ry^^«f m. the Madhu-slayer (Krsna). 
 Tr^%T^ m. drop of honey. 
 Trg^^ a. dropping honey. 
 ^\if^«^ & o^i^ m. the Madhu-slayer (Krsna). 
 ^\TcR m. bee, N. of a tree. 
 ^Vf^H »• bees -wax, wax. 
 ^\if(^^ m. the spring festival. 
 ^^^T^ n. a spring gard ^n. 
 t^TV^ a. greedy for swee tness. 
 ^dp^foR n. honey or sweetness i.g. ; f.^f^^Tt 
 
 a kind of bee & = seq. 
 ^V^ f. a cert, corn-fruit. 
 ^-^ a. middle, central, moderate, indifferent, 
 
 neutral; n. (also iT^) adv. in the midst 
 
 of, inside, in or into, between, among (gen. 
 
 or o, ^r^ also o— in adv.), as subst. 
 
 the middle, centre, interior, esp. the middle 
 
 of the body, the waist (also ra.). 
 in^TT & *^ff a. being (going) in the middle 
 
 of, contained in, staying among (gen. or 
 
 ^rer^lfT'l. a- g^^"S amidst (gen.). 
 
 ^lafctH adv. from or in the middle, (from) 
 
 among, out of (gen. or — <>). 
 iqi2ff|7 f. mediocrity. 
 TH^I^IT m. middle wgion or part, esp. middle 
 
^f^ 
 
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 of the body, the waist; the midland 
 
 country (between Himalaya & Vindhya), 
 
 pi. its inhabitants. 
 ^r^"fe«T m- midday or midday oifering. 
 TfUT^TT n^' the middle part, esp. of the body, 
 
 the waist. 
 ^n2f^ a. = in2T; m. n. = prec. 
 ^n^T^^ n- = TSr n., ©cR irf^'^ enter. 
 IT^Tf^TTf a. middle-born (son). 
 *i m *<H^t | m. the 2"^^ (middle) person (g.). 
 'T^TTT"^ ^' midnight. 
 T^^^Tcfi ni- the middle world, the earth. 
 ^nZfTlWEf^ n. the middle age. 
 T^^^ m- intercessor (lying between). 
 TW^WT a. being in the middle of (gen.) ; 
 
 abstr. o"^^ n. 
 71'U4«i4<H'^ m. the middle sound (dominant). 
 ^nsST^"^! f. a cert, part of a waggon. 
 
 ^rer^^ or o^T a. =Tr^Tn^T. 
 
 ^^TT^ m., o'?:Tf^ f. midnight. 
 
 TSr^"'^^ a. middle-aged. 
 
 TW^frl'l^ a. being in, among, or between. 
 
 Tn^T^ a. being in the middle, being within, 
 among, or between (gen. or — o); moderate, 
 indifferent, neutral, impartial. 
 
 Jn^T^fTT f- indifference, impartiality. 
 
 TSf^TT "• the middle space i.e. the air. 
 
 iT^iZrf^ff a. being between (gen.); indifferent, 
 impartial, abstr. ©f^j f. 
 
 Tf^ajT (instr. adv ) in the midst (gen.), mean- 
 while. 
 
 Tn^TT^"^ n. the middle of the rainy season. 
 
 ?r^T^ m. midday. 
 
 f "^if^ adv. in or into the river. 
 
 T"^^^?^ adv. in a lotus-flower. 
 
 'nJm^^ adv. on the back. 
 
 ^rsr'^I!r?l[ adv. in the battle. 
 
 ^T^^g"^^ adv. in the middle of the sea. 
 
 ^■^ m. N. of a man. 
 
 ^"^cfi m. bee. 
 
 ^rg^ & ^^Tf^'i; a. eating sweets. 
 
 ^IMTmcT fJ^- honey at the beginning. 
 
 TT^crr^^ m. decoction of honey. 
 
 ?r^, Ti^%, ofTT. j^^ pp. j^^ (q.v.) think, 
 believe, imagine; consider as or take for 
 (2 ace, ace. & dat., or ace. & adv. in ^?^), 
 
 also refl. consider one's self as, pass for, 
 appear as (nom. ±'?[^); think fit or right, 
 approve of (ace); think of, meditate on 
 (as in prayer), intend or wish for, re- 
 member, mention, declare (ace, r. gen.); 
 find out, invent; perceive, observe, know, 
 understand, comprehend (gen. or ace). 
 With ^:^ esteem, honour, w. ^^ dis- 
 esteera, despise, w. ^T^ (=*=l[f?T) approve, 
 commend, w. rfTSfT^ (^f* above) value at 
 a straw, esteem lightly, w. if think noth- 
 ing of, disregard; T(^ methinks (often 
 inserted parenthetically). C ^T'T'^fTT (** c7), 
 PP- Tlf^rT honour, esteem. D. ^7^7^ 
 (^'fir) consider, examine, call in question. - 
 "^fTT value lightly, slighten; be proud or 
 conceited, "^wf assent, approve, like; 
 acknowledge as (2 ace); grant, in)part; 
 allow, permit; indulge, forgive; w. 'if have 
 no patience with, dislike. C. ask (ace) 
 for permission, take leave of (ace) , beg 
 for (ace); honour, regard, consider. "^"^ 
 disregard, despise. "^fiT P^t one's mind 
 upon, wish for (ace), love, like; have 
 (evil) intentions against (ace), threaten, 
 menace, hurt, injure, kill; think, suppose, 
 take for or consider as (2 ace, P. 2 noni.). 
 ■^^ despise, treat contemptuously, dis- 
 regard. "^^"^ the same. Xff?^ overlook, 
 neglect, forget. nf?f answer, return, 
 oppose (2 ace). C. honour, applaud, re- 
 gard, consider, deign to accept, f^ dis- 
 tinguish. C. disgrace, disregard, slighten. 
 ^Iff?^ think, suppose, take for (2 ace); 
 intend, purpose; esteem, honour. C. hon- 
 our, revere. — Of. ^^^cT, ^f^^rf, 
 
 ^tH" ni. du. a cert, ornament. 
 
 ^•imcf a. pure of mind. 
 
 ^rf*T a. thoughtful, careful; n. thought, re- 
 flection, consideration. 
 
 T«T»fT (instr. adv.) thoughtfully, carefully. 
 
 (^•ftf^^ m. n.) & ®fl|^T f- r^d arsenic. 
 
 'TT:'^^ a. being six with the Manas (cf. seq.). 
 
 ^•T^ n. mind, soul, heart; the internal organ 
 of perception and cognition (ph.); intellect, 
 
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 ^T^TWW^ 
 
 reason, thought ; excogitation, invention ; 
 wish, inclination, desire, endeavour ; sen- 
 timent, disposition; adj. — « wishing or 
 intending to (esp. w. an infin. in T{). — 
 Instr. Yfif^ in the mind, in thought; 
 with the heart, willingly. iTTJ «R take to 
 (gen.); determine, resolve; 3130 = 0^1^75 
 f^^T, c(^ , etc. direct the mind towards, 
 think of (loc, dat., ace. w. TrfTf, orintin.); 
 *i«tf% «B or fiTVT take to heart, consider, 
 imagine. 
 
 J{^^ m. N. of man, f. "^J N. of a goddess, 
 n. (— •) =prec. 
 
 ;fT«rf%W ni. love or the god of love (lit. the 
 heart-born). 
 
 W»f"ftr^fT^ ni. love conceived as a tree. 
 
 ^•T'ftl^^^ f. love-sickness. 
 
 *i^*^ n- (mostly a. —0)^=^1^^. 
 
 TT^rT «!• idea (of the mind). 
 
 ff^rm "1- heart-ache. 
 
 ^^%5r^ a- endowed with acuteness (of 
 mind). 
 
 T^if^^ a. spiritual (opp. material). 
 
 ^•l^^5 "^"fir, **% have in mind, intend. 
 
 ^nr|"5^ a. wishing, desiring. 
 
 Tfif^irT a. full of sense or spirit. 
 
 ^«Tf^*[^ a. intelligent, wise, clever, abstr. 
 °f^rrTt f. 
 
 i?«f«^fTm ^' grief, sorrow of heart. 
 
 11T«TT f. zeal, ardour, jealousy, anger. 
 
 2^*f J f. a cert, vessel or weight of gold. 
 
 7T7)7cn adv. a little, slightly, somewhat; only, 
 merely. With «T almost, nearly; if TTfT^fi 
 (±^fq) not at all, by no means. 
 
 ^•TT^ , °^f?f be zealous or devout, mind, 
 remember. 
 
 "jjitT^ f. Manu's wife. 
 
 IFpTTg' a- zealous, devout. 
 
 t^JT^TT"^^ a. rich in devotion, faithful. 
 
 ;K«f\b|X f- thought, reflection, understanding, 
 wisdom; notion, idea; prayer, hymn; 
 wish, desire. 
 
 ^<ftf^I«RT f- intelligence, wisdom. 
 
 ^«^fcf cT a. desired ; n. wish, desire. 
 
 ^•ftf^ffT f' intelligence, wisdom. 
 
 iT'ftf^K. a. thoughtful, wise, devout. 
 
 ^g m. man, coll. mankind (also J\^ in 
 *i*il«lf^); N. of a class of divine beings 
 (in later times thought to be 7), esp. of 
 the father of mankind & suppositious author 
 of a law-book. 
 
 ^?pf m. man (lit. sprung from Manu or 
 men). 
 
 ^"gW^T^ & oxff^ m. lord of men, king. 
 
 T^^TRf a. sprung from Manu or men; m. man. 
 
 ^Wrftfq & otjfTT m. = ??g^«TT^- 
 
 ^«T%«^ & ^'^'^'^ m. the same. 
 
 T^f^fT a. friendly to or good for men. 
 
 Jt9f^ m. man. 
 
 nvTZT a. human or humane; m. man, hus- 
 band. 
 
 TJwf^^ifT a. committed by men (sin). 
 
 Tfif^r^T a. born of men. 
 
 ^^^ff n., o^Tf^ f. mankind. 
 
 IT^^cl^ adv. = Trg^f^;. 
 
 ;qg^flT f. the condition of man, manhood, 
 humanity. 
 
 TT^^"4t adv. among men. 
 
 ?T^^ n. = ^g^flT. 
 
 H«f^2^ ni. human god, i. e. a Brahman or 
 a king. 
 
 ^«f"5|^TTW "• manslaughter. 
 
 ^•fCEI"?!^ ^- sacrifice to men, i.e. charity, 
 hospitality, etc. 
 
 ^•f^TT^ & ox:WTl m. a human king. 
 
 71«T^^xt n. human shape. 
 
 ^T^^%Tefe m. the world of men. 
 
 Tigigf^^ f., of^^ n., of^^T f- the race of 
 men, mankind. 
 
 ^•T^ci; adv. like (with) man or Manu. 
 
 7^^^ ra. man, mankind. 
 
 ^%1ff a. resting in the heart, innermost; n. 
 thought, opinion, wish, desire. 
 
 'I^T^^W "• captivation of the mind. 
 
 TT%T^Tf^ a. captivating the mind, ravish- 
 ing. 
 
 Tr%T^ & o^^'i: m- = ^^ftnr- 
 
 1^%!^"^ m. the swiftness of thought. 
 
 2»T%T^^ a. swift as thought. 
 
 iT%T^^^ (superl. of%^) & ^^T^f^i^ a. = 
 
 prec. * 
 
iT%T^Tft 
 
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 ^^T^Tc^ a. born in the mind. 
 
 ^%jor a. = 2^%TWW- 
 
 lfT%T^ a. agreeable (to the mind), pleasant, 
 
 charming; abst.orIT f- 
 ^TrT or ^ff'^Trif m. inventor, disposer. 
 Tf%T^T|^ m. control over the thoughts. 
 ?f%T^ a. defiled with (evil) thoughts. 
 Tf%T^"^ a. born in the mind or heart; m. 
 
 love, o^^FT m. the love-tree (poet.). 
 ^i%T*Sf*nn^ ^' heart's desire. 
 T^TvSf^TTT a. delighting the heart. 
 ^%1^ m. = ^TH^ m. 
 ^%T^"^, f. ^ spiritual, mental. 
 ^T^TTI ni. the heart conceived as a deer. 
 4i«i'l^^ a. heart-yoked (harnessed by mere 
 
 wish, or suited to the mind i. e. judicious, 
 
 wise). 
 ^^TT^ "^- wish, desire, fancy (lit. heart's 
 
 Joy) 
 
 ^^T'^^^TnTT! m- inhabitant of the heart, the 
 beloved of (gen.).* 
 
 TpFTT^^^a. charming (the mind), lovely, beau- 
 tiful. 
 
 ^%T^TT rn- affection of the heart. 
 
 'T'fT^^ f. affliction of the heart. 
 
 'FHTTHl^ n- fancy (of the mind), caprice. 
 
 ^%T"^Tl^«l, «• pl- thoughts, words, or acts. 
 
 iT%T"'^f% f- operation or state of the mind. 
 
 ^Wri'T. a. heart-killing. 
 
 T^TWT (f* ^T & fc captivating, charming, 
 delightful (lit. heart-taking); abstr. 0(^ n. 
 
 ^%T^TT«RT^ a. having a fine figure. 
 
 Tfifl^ or Tfiff^ a. to be thought or supposed 
 (n. impers.), to be taken for (nom.). 
 
 l^fw^ m. adviser, manager, ruler (also f.); ad- 
 vice, counsel, direction, plan, intention. 
 
 ^«rT??«rT^ a. (only voc. ^«^Tf^) good coun- 
 sellor, ruler. 
 
 J{9^ m. thinker, assenter. 
 
 ?t«^ m. (n.) speech, esp. sacred speech or 
 text, prayer, hymn, etc.; charm, spell; 
 deliberation, counsel, advice; plan, inten- 
 tion, secret. 
 
 ^•T^oRT^ »"• time of deliberation. 
 
 4{«Ts|ohr^ m. composer or reciter of a sacred 
 
 text; counsellor, emissary. 
 iT'iS'^ a. kowing sacred texts or experienced 
 
 in counsel. 
 7T«T?I!r ^'} ®^T f- consultation, deliberation. 
 7T<Ts|dT^f^^ a. experienced in (the nature 
 
 of) counsel. 
 f^ff^ adv. with respect or according to 
 
 the sacred texts. 
 ?f«^^ a. teaching the sacred texts or giving 
 
 advice. 
 I'T'^^f^'l^ a. knowing the sacred texts. 
 2^*^^''^ a. = prec; m. poet of hymns or 
 
 counsellor. 
 T«^"^ n. magical word, spell. 
 ^«^tff%oRX f. magical book. 
 
 T^XT'TTW ni« the power of magic* 
 7T«<?'^^ n. the same. 
 
 f*^^*^ rn- a kind of magical incantation; 
 breach or betrayal of counsel. 
 
 7T«^7r^ a. rooted in counsel or deliberation. 
 
 ©• 
 
 ?T«^^ , TTi^^fir & ?T5[^%, pp. ^f^^ (q.v.) 
 speak, utter; deliberate with (instr. ±^^) 
 about (dat.); talk over, consider; deter- 
 mine to (infin.); counsel, advice (ace. of 
 pers. or thing); consecrate with sacred or 
 magical texts, (cause a person to speak.*). 
 — "^T follow with sacred texts ( — \f^) ; 
 consecrate, dismiss, exhort, take leave of 
 (ace), "^"ftl address, speak to (2 ace), 
 woo (a girl), conjure, charm, salute, bid 
 farewell to (ace). "^T speak to, address, 
 ask, invite, summon, greet (in coming or 
 going). '^tfX address, invite or appoint 
 to (loc. or dat.), take leave of (ace). "^If 
 call near, invite to (dat.), persuade, conci- 
 liate, fif call or summon to (loc); also 
 = ^"R'pT invite, esp. by means of i.e. by 
 offering (instr.) Iffi;; consecrate (cf. S.). 
 "jrf?f call to (ace), consecrate. ^^^ con- 
 sult together, deliberate with (inst. h. ;^^ 
 or "^T^Tl) consider, salute. — Cf. ^Trf^rT 
 (also add.). 
 
 7T«^^«rT a. accompanied by or familiar with 
 sacred texts, n. adv. 
 
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 T^T^ 
 
 ^T«^^TJf m. the syllables or contents of a 
 sacred text. 
 
 ^*T^<=II^ ni. the purport or contents of a 
 sacred text; w. %T«R n^- a sacred stanza. 
 
 ^T«^cfjf^^ m. reciter of magical formulas, 
 conjurer. 
 
 'M«T=lf%<^ a- knowing sacred texts or magical 
 incantations. 
 
 IT«^f^^T f- magic art. 
 
 ♦<«T^U|fW ^' the power or a means of incan- 
 tation. 
 
 lfT«^^^TT ™- ^ r^t^ performed with sacred 
 texts, *>cR(^ a. performing such a rite. 
 
 ^•i^^f^rTT f- collection of Vedic hymns. 
 
 T«T5rf%ir a. thoroughly versed in the art of 
 magic. 
 
 iT«^f^TTW ^- th^ k:ing of spells (a Vetala). 
 
 T«T5<T"<,'T^«T n- winning by spells, conjuring. 
 
 iffi^rT a. deliberated, talked over (n.impers.); 
 advised, counselled, consecrated with sa- 
 cred texts or magical formulas; n. delibe- 
 ration, plan. 
 
 Hf^fTT f*, °««r n. the office of a king's minis- 
 ter or councillor. 
 
 ♦fpT^irff^ff f. a minister's daughter.* 
 
 ^f^«^ a. wise, clever, m. enchanter, conju- 
 rer; a king's minister or councillor. 
 
 Iffi^Tf^, °^rf, & °^«T m. a minister's son. 
 
 j{7^ m. stirring, churning, killing, slaying; 
 
 a mixed beverage; spoon for stirring, 
 
 churning-stick; a kind of antelope. 
 if^vf a. &n. kindling fire by friction; n. also 
 
 stirring, shaking i.g. 
 ^I^X] a. slow, lazy, tardy; dull, stupid; f. 
 
 ■^T N. of a woman, o — & n. adv. ; abstr. 
 
 TT^f^'^olt m. N. of sev. men & a tortoise. 
 
 ^"SSjf^ff a. tired, languid. 
 
 ?TiEiT f. churning or churning-stick. 
 
 ?T^T«T m. shaker (E. of. 9^va); churning- 
 stick or a cert, instrument for kindling 
 fire. 
 
 Tf^ffoSr a- to be rubbed or kindled by 
 friction. 
 
 ^f^cT ni. stirrer, shaker. 
 
 ^r««in, a. stirring, shaking; m. Soma juice 
 mixed with meal. 
 
 ilfi?IT| a. drinking mixed Soma (cf. prec). 
 
 ♦|**M a. to be kindled by friction (fire). 
 
 Tf«^ a. slow, lazy, tardy in (loc. or — °); 
 dull, inert, weak (lit. & fig.), stupid. <>— 
 & n. (also doubled) slowly, tardily, gradu- 
 ally, softly. Abstr. ocfj f., o^sf n. 
 
 7T«^7T & o^rfil a. moving slowly. 
 
 ^T^^cT^ a. of slow or weak understanding, 
 gtupid, dull. 
 
 ^•^^T^ a. of little brilliance or beauty. 
 
 iTi^^ a. = ^T^^rT^. 
 
 TH^^ a. merry, gay. 
 
 ^^m^ m. N. of a Rishi. 
 
 ^R^IT^ a. = TTi^^f^. 
 
 7T«^X|i<^ a bearing little fruit or having few 
 results. 
 
 »?^W^ a. = iT^%<T^. 
 
 ^•^^f'l'l^ a. having little luck, unfortunate. 
 
 T^^^T'^ a. = prec. ; n. & OffJ f- misfortune. 
 
 'f*^^^^ a. = prec. a. 
 
 ?Tn(*<l?f = Tr5^%ff^; m. N. of a man & a 
 lion. 
 
 4^«d7T«^fi^adv. very slowly, by small degrees* 
 
 *^;;^%\^* a. = ^^%rl^. 
 
 ^•^^ , *>'?lf?f weaken, diminish. 
 
 7f«dii(^^ a. rejoicing friends. 
 
 i|«d^ a. cheerful, gay. 
 
 ^•ffX! m* N- of a sacred mountain, a tree in 
 paradise, & sev. men. 
 
 ^^ft%f5<T a. moving slowly. 
 
 f^^^ a. of little strength, weak. 
 
 ^^^"R a. enjoying one's self, delighted, 
 pleased, glad, intoxicated. 
 
 ^•^Tf^'Fl' f- N. of sev. rivers & a mountain. 
 
 ^•^T^T'Tf a. slowly approaching; f. "^ N. 
 of a metre. 
 
 ^^T^FR, a. = Tf^%cT^. 
 
 ^p^T^-;?; a. having little regard for, careless 
 about (loc). 
 
 ^cffT^ , o"^ tarry, linger, be weak or faint. 
 
 ^^j"^ m. coral tree (also a tree of paradise, 
 
 cf. ?T^T)- 
 ^ip^-^cR m. = prec. ; f. of^^T a woman's 
 
^^T^^ 
 
 398 
 
 Tp^f^dcfl f. a woman's name. 
 
 ?rf^ & Trf^^ a. delightful, charming; 
 
 cheerful, gay, inspirited. 
 ^jftrf "^ n. dwelling, house, castle, palace, 
 
 temple. 
 ^f^^ (superl.) most delightful. 
 ^•^ ^ weaken, diminish, slacken ; w. ^ P. 
 IP^ a. exhilarated, inspirited. 
 iqr^-^^ f. horse-stable; ^T(J^ m. groom. 
 T^IcirlTW ^' having little energy or zeal ; 
 
 not very enthusiastic. 
 ^"^T^^ f« N. of a wife of Ravana. 
 ^^ld:l<=N a- having little desire to (nfTf). 
 T"^ a. pleasant, charming, sweet, esp. well 
 
 sounding, pleasant to the ear, deep, hollow 
 
 (voice or sounds i.g.); n. adv. 
 IT'^^^ a* pleasant-voiced. 
 ^<^^ a. sounding merrily or sweetly. 
 Ifsmrir m. thinker, devout or pious man. 
 ^rfefiTTl'^ adv. for my sake. 
 Jf^Yf m. love or the god of love (lit. the 
 
 shaker or agitator). 
 4^*44 >£(«}?§ m. love-letter. 
 ^^■'ZTT'!^ ni. the fire of love. 
 A^^ n- thought, devotion, prayer, praise, 
 
 hymn. 
 IT'U^ a. sprung from (lit. consisting of) me. 
 J{^ a. thinking one's self—, appearing as, 
 
 passing for ( — o). 
 ji^J f. du. & pi. the muscles of the neck, 
 
 neck i.g. 
 ^•4 m. mood i.e. temper of mind, esp. high 
 
 spirit, ardour, zeal; passion, wrath, anger 
 
 at (loc. or ace, w. lTf?r), fury, rage (often 
 
 personif.); distress, grief, sorrow; abl. 
 
 ^n^rT^ adv. 
 ^•?nT«rT^ a. spirited, zealous, wrathful, angry. 
 ^•jijt a. destroying (hostile) fury or in fury. 
 Tn€T*TT^ni. abandoning anger, reconciliation. 
 T^'ffT; n- (m-) the age of a Manu (now the 
 
 seventh & seven others are to follow). 
 'rt^^ a. kindled by men. 
 TfTTcf) a. my, mine. 
 ^^T?!^ (repeated & w. ^^t or f^T^) now — 
 
 then — at another time. 
 ^ft<n f., «f«{irQf n. selfishness, egoism. 
 
 TT^TTEr^, °^cT to envy (ace). 
 
 TT^^, f. ^fP^ moribund. 
 
 ^WT & ocR m. a man's name. 
 
 TpnT? m* N. of a writer. 
 
 1?T^, f. t^ made or consisting of (only — o); 
 m. the Former, N. of an Asura. 
 
 2^15J" m. horse, f. ^^ mare. 
 
 ijf^iff or ^T^*^ n. N. of a metre. 
 
 T^*?}^ n. refreshment, cheer, delight. 
 
 7T^4ct)<^ a. causing delight. 
 
 Tf^ m. a Kimpurusa or some other man- 
 like animal. 
 
 iT^?§ m. peg; ray of light; p. o^«t1 f & 
 
 f{'^T. in-, ^ f • peacock or hen ; abstr. orTTt f., 
 
 *o^t n. 
 ^RIT!^fT4«T a. adorned with peacock's feathers 
 
 (arrow). 
 ^^7*1^ a. refreshing, gladdening; m. = ?^^. 
 TT^T^, o*r (f. o*i[), or o^^ a. = prec, a. 
 TTST m. N. of a Brahman. 
 TT"?^ m. dying, death. 
 J{1^ ra. epidemic, plague. 
 ^T«fi^ n. emerald. 
 ^T«fi<^T^ (f- ^) ™ade of emerald. 
 ITl^TJr n- = ^T; ®^ 5 to die. 
 TTW^^T f- the hour of death. 
 Tl^Wft^«fi a. fearing death.* 
 ^nCWT«ff & °f%oR a. ending in death. 
 ^"i^^ a. mortal. 
 TT'^^'M ni- a kind of swimming bird; *an 
 
 elephant.* 
 ^f^[/^ m. the pepper shrub; n. grain of 
 
 pepper. 
 Tf^ft^ m. & n. = prec; m. also = it"5^f^m. 
 ^''^^'^tJ s. ground pepper.* 
 TTtf% f- mote in the air, beam of light 
 
 (also ^0"^) » ™' ^' of a Prajapati, the 
 
 father of Ka9yapa. 
 TTtf^^RT f. mirage. 
 TT^f^l^ m. the sun (lit. = seq. a.) 
 'TT^f^^T'fr^ a. having rays; m. the sun. 
 T^f^^f%«l^ a. wreathed with rays; m. = 
 
 prec. m. 
 ^T\^^ a- touching, groping. 
 ^JT% m. waste, desert (often pi.); mountain. 
 
399 
 
 ^rf^«n«*<"uj 
 
 ?r^c?^ m. wind, god of the wind (only pi.), 
 broath, air. 
 
 ?T^^Tf If. N. of sev, princes. 
 
 IFT^TTf (superl.) quite like the Maruts. 
 
 ^^f^f?T m- lord of the Maruts (Indra). 
 
 ^%^«tT a. having the Maruts (Indra). 
 
 IT^(^?§ a. having the wind for a friend (clouds 
 or fire). 
 
 ^fi^c^f^ a. having the Maruts for friends. 
 
 ^^c^fT^ a.= *<4|c^<c| (fire). 
 
 I^^^TJJ m. the host of the Maruts. 
 
 2^4s(U! a. belonging to the host of the Maruts. 
 
 ^K^^ a. rejoicing in the Maruts. 
 
 ^"^^^•[^ m. desert land, wilderness. 
 
 ^^^^ n-, ^'^ f- the same. 
 
 l^cj m. eclipse (of the sun). 
 
 2;r^ m. N. of the Purohita of the Asuras etc. 
 
 W^Z n»-i t^ f- ape, monkey. 
 
 ^f^ nri. pitier. 
 
 T^^ m. a mortal, man. 
 
 Tnf^ "• impers. it must be died. 
 
 j{^ a. mortal, m. man. 
 
 ^(SjrlT fv ®^ n- mortality, human condition. 
 
 'R(5^'^T adv. among men. 
 
 7n^^«f «•» °%T«fi ni. the world of mortals, 
 the earth. 
 
 *i 5f f^ (T a. sent by mortals. 
 
 IT^ a. ( — o) = seq. a,; m. violent pressure, 
 hard rubbing. 
 
 VIc'Tf, f. f^ crushing, grinding, rubbing, pres- 
 sing, afflicting, destroying (gen or — o); 
 n. the action of crushing etc., also anoint- 
 ing with (o — ). 
 
 ^4^^ ^' ^^ ^^ crushed or trodden down. 
 
 M^t^ m. a kind of drum. 
 
 ^f^^ a. = ^T^ift^. 
 
 ^f^ a. (—0) = Tf^ a. 
 
 ^^^, **f^^, & ^^f^'il a. going to (cutting 
 through) the vitals, very painful. 
 
 ^inf^^ m. abstr. to if^P^^ (v. prec). 
 
 ^TR^ a. knowing the weak spots; i.g. know- 
 ing, clever, deeply versed in or familiar 
 with (—0). 
 
 iT^ffw^;^ n. open part of the body, vulnerable 
 or weak spot. 
 
 ^*nT*^f^«|^ a. = IT^lf^^, m. arrow. 
 
 ?T5Fr^iI a. consisting of or relating to the 
 mortal parts of man. 
 
 THTT ^' ^ ^' rustling, murmuring. 
 
 ^^f%^ & o%f^ a. = ;inl^. 
 
 5H*SfM*\ & ^^f 'i; (f. o#) touching or strik- 
 ing the vitals, very painful or injurious 
 ^ (lit. & fig.). 
 
 ^^ m. man, esp. young man, lover, suitor; 
 pi. men, servants, attendants. 
 
 Tf^^fc)) m. little man. 
 
 ^^ri4^ adv. from or amongst young men. 
 
 4{i|f|^| f. limit, boundary, frontier; coast, 
 shore; the legal or moral bounds, order, 
 law, rule, agreement, contract. 
 
 ^^I<» I^^^T^ ^' destroyer of landmarks. 
 
 ^^"fe«l^ a. observing the boundaries; m. 
 borderer, neighbour. 
 
 ^^ m. a cert, sternutatory. 
 
 ?T^«f n. touching, inquiring, examining. 
 
 *W^ m. patient endurance. 
 
 TT^ a. bearing, forgiving (—<>); n. = prec. 
 
 ^^UF)^ a* to be borne or forgiven. 
 
 ^fi|«l^ a. patient, forbearing. 
 
 Tf^ n. m. dirt, impurity (lit. & fig.); a dirty 
 garment (only n.). 
 
 TT^^ m. fuller, washerman. 
 
 i|tifl|>^- s. dirt, mire; poss. ^'t^X- 
 
 ^x^i\ m. N. of a mountain (also ofirPC ^•)i 
 pi. N. of a people. 
 
 ^^RI^ a. grown on the Malaya mountains; 
 in. n. sandal tree or wood. 
 
 YT^V^I ^' the sandal tree. 
 
 iT^r^xr^ff & °WJ<!^ m« the Malaya mountains. 
 
 TT^r^T^^ & ^'^f^f^ m- the same. 
 
 ^T^'^nf^T^ !"• a wind from the Malaya moun- 
 tains. 
 
 TRI^irr^ a. dirty. 
 
 TT^T^f a. causing impurity. 
 
 irf^if a. dirty, impure (lit. & fig.); dark- 
 coloured, gray, black, m. a religious 
 mendicant; n. meanness, fault, sin. 
 
 TTf%^^^, *»^f?T, pp. ^f^rf^ff soil, defile. 
 
 ^fff^fif;FT^m. darkness, meanness, wickedness. 
 
 ^rf%^ w. aj = TTf^^, P. o^. 
 
 ^f^pfIT«RT^ "• soilipg, contamination. 
 
^Rf^^i*<*in^ 
 
 400 
 
 ^rf^^cJi'^T^^ a. fit to cause pollution. 
 ?Tf^l^ or TTf^^ m. robber. 
 Tff^^^vTT f- band of robbers. 
 *{ fa^ ^ & o^^ m. robber, thief. 
 
 ^^?T^ a. = ^iT a. 
 
 ?fg m. wrestler by profession, athlete; pi. 
 N. of a caste & a people. 
 
 44^^dl f- a kind of pantomime. 
 
 TW^^ n. fistic combat. 
 
 ?f%cfiT f. a kind of jasmine. 
 
 ?Tf^«fiT^ ^- a kind of swan (lit. jasmine- 
 eyed). 
 
 '^RtWlf'^ "• a kind of Agallochum. 
 
 TfflfwfT^ m. N. of an author. 
 
 4{^ a. inconsiderate, foolish, silly. 
 
 ?T^^ a. dewlapt. 
 
 "micfi m. biting insect, gnat, fly. 
 
 J{f^ or ^fq^ f. powder, esp. bone-black, ink. 
 
 if^"^ m. sapphire or emerald. 
 
 ^ftr or iT^> f. = ?if^ & ^rft. 
 
 T^^jf^cfiT f- globule or blot of ink.* 
 
 J{^X m. lentil. 
 
 TT^T^ n. a kind of grain. 
 
 Os. 
 
 TT^m a. soft, smooth, tender. 
 
 'TOTJI^^j °^rf7f, pp. ^TOftffT soften, smoothen. 
 
 •?f";^f^ m. bamboo. 
 
 +I^(T1. "^- religious mendicant (p. to prec). 
 
 TT^cfi ra. n. head, skull, top, point. 
 
 T^cfiTTra" m- head-wreath, diadem. 
 
 Tf^"^ ra. n. the brain. 
 
 ?f^ n. sour cream. 
 
 TT^^T^ m. n. the brain. 
 
 mfT ^f%, iTf^frT, °%, pp. irffrf (q.v.) 
 A. (M.) gladden, delight, exalt, refresh, 
 excite, impel; esteem highly, honour; 
 M. be glad, rejoice at (instr. or ace); 
 grant, bestow. — ^j^ stir up, excite; 
 honour, celebrate. 
 
 2?t^ (f. ^1" & J^) great, mighty, powerful, 
 strong, abundant; old, aged. f. ifl^ the 
 earth (as the great one), ground, soil, 
 land, country, kingdom; space; host; cow; 
 du. heaven and earth; pi. rivers, waters. 
 
 iTTif m. feast, festival. 
 
 2i?^ a. great, rich, abundant, abstr. o?f7f f.j 
 n. pi. great deeds. 
 
 IT^rTTf (superl.) very great or high; m. an 
 eminent man. 
 
 T^tIT (compar.) greater, mightier, stronger 
 than (abl.); very great etc. m. chief, 
 principal, courtier, chamberlain (also 
 ocfi* m.). 
 
 ^T^tTT f'? ®^ n. greatness, power, high rank, 
 importance, authority. 
 
 ^fT^^"^ n. great danger or distress. 
 
 ?T^i^ n. greatness, abundance, might (only 
 instr. sgl. & pi.). 
 
 ?T^«T n. praise. 
 
 'R^'rt"^ a- to be praised or celebrated. 
 
 ^fnT^ ('TfTnT^, f. ^f#t; o— mostly ^fl 
 q.v.) great (in all mgs, i.e.) big, large, 
 tail; extensive, long, protracted, far ad- 
 vanced; much, many, abundant, numerous; 
 intensive, thick, dense; mighty, important, 
 high, noble, distinguished, eminent. — m. a 
 great or noble man, (± ^[(ii«|^) the intellect; 
 n. anything great or important; greatness, 
 might. 
 
 if^"q" (dat. inf.) for joy. 
 
 ^"^^ a. to be honoured or delighted. 
 
 ^HP ^ ^^^1^ m- N. of a cert, world. 
 
 ^^f^^ or iT^f^lT ra. great or chief priest. 
 
 iT^f%" & ^oR a. very rich or mighty. 
 
 T^'^'l^ a. the same. 
 
 Yf^^Yf ra. great bull. 
 
 ?f^i| m. great Risbi. 
 
 ^T^W {^ °«fi*) m. eunuch in a harem. 
 
 1^^^ n. greatness, might, lustre, splendour, 
 abundance, plenty, feast, festival, joy, 
 pleasure; instr. pi. TflTf^T^ with might, 
 greatly. 
 
 2iT^^ adv. joyfully, willingly, quickly. 
 
 ^^i<l«n a. great, mighty, splendid, glorious, 
 delightful. 
 
 ^^f^«^ a. splendid, brilliant. 
 
 T^T (only o__ & ace. sgl. ^TfT^)= iT^^^- 
 
 ^f Tcfi^T f- great tale. 
 
 "fTfTcRXITZ ra- large dooi-. 
 
 *J^«R^ ra. great cycle of time, 
 
 'IlTcfrf^ ra. great poet. 
 
4()1 
 
 ^fT^rg 
 
 TT^cRT^ a. of great stature, gigantic. 
 ^^«fiT^ tn. a form and a temple of Qiva; 
 
 f . t^ a form of Durga. 
 4f^|c4)|^ n. great or classical poem. 
 IT^T^^ "• "oble family. 
 2^"^loR^ a. of noble family or race, 
 ^f T^P^^ a. = prec. 2, abstr. o^j f. 
 T^T^Rff w- great sacrifice. 
 ^^%T"^ a. very angry, wrathful. 
 I^T'F^ m- great multitude or crowd. 
 IT^TT^ m. great sickness. 
 24|^|4|<^ m. great antidote. 
 3??^T^^ a. armed with a large club. 
 ^"^1^ a. long- or thick-necked. 
 T^Tf^rfr ™' great mountain. 
 l^^T^TW ^- chief or cardinal virtue. 
 2'JT^T'niF a. possessing great qualities or 
 
 merits, distinguished ; abstr. o^q" n. 
 7T^j3r<($: m. a very venerable person. 
 ^^TT^ "^- great or noble house. 
 ^^T^T^ "!• great multitude or village. 
 TT^r41^ a. long-necked (Qiva). 
 if^T^TT ^- n^^ost horrible. 
 ^^T^T"^ a. loud-sounding, noisy. 
 ^^T^Tf^T f. N. of a metre. 
 Tf^l^^ m. great mountain. 
 ^^TW n^- a large he-goat. 
 ^^T^«T ni. a great or eminent man (also 
 
 coll.) ; a great number of men , people 
 
 (also pi.). 
 ^^1^^ a. very swift, rapid. 
 T^^T'T ni' ^- of a Brahman (large-kneed). 
 ^^T^T ^' great fever or affliction. 
 ^fT^ra a. of great splendour. 
 T^TST a. very rich or wealthy. 
 TT^fftl^ a. much afflicted or doing severe 
 
 penance; m. N. of a sage. 
 ?f^fft|f^«^^ a. =prec. a. ; m. a great ascetic. 
 T^r!^ n. N. of a cert, hell, 
 ^f Tf?T^TT: a. = iff T^T- 
 T^Trf^I^ »• possessing great fire or lustre; 
 
 glorious, mighty. 
 l7T^|(i|«(^ m. the supreme spirit, the intellect 
 
 (ph.)- 
 2iTlTGR«[, a. large-minded, magnanimous, 
 generous, noble, eminent. 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit -English Dictionary. 
 
 T^TW^ m. great sorrow, a. causing gr. s. 
 ^fT^TT m. great liberality; a. = seq. 
 ^^T^Tf'T*^ a. very liberal or generous. 
 ^^T^:^ n. great sorrow. 
 ^^T^^ m- the great god, esp. RudraQiva 
 
 or Visnu; f. t^ the great goddess i.e. Par- 
 
 vati or Laksmi, the first wife of a king. 
 ^f T^^«R^T f- a sin committed against ^iva. 
 *i^T'^T"'Er m great fault or wrong.* 
 ^^^f?T a. of great splendour or glory. 
 l^^^«f n. great contest or booty; great 
 
 wealth. 
 2?T^^«f a. having or costing much money; 
 
 rich, wealthy, costly, precious. 
 <M^1«T^ ni. lover or athlete; f. ^T&l^ whore 
 
 (lit. quite naked). 
 ^^•I<? n^' a great river or stream; f. ^ 
 
 the samcj E. of Ganga. 
 |:|^f«j'^of) m. a cert. hell. 
 1 ^ T «T^ n- freight-waggon, kitchen. 
 ^T^TTT'i m. great serpent or elephant, 
 ^^•1TZ«R n. a great drama. 
 1^^«IT^ m- lound sound. 
 2?rfT«!T^ a. loud-sounding. 
 ^^T«n^ f- pi- E. of cert. Vedic verses. 
 ^flt^^ & °t^IIT f- dead of night, mid- 
 night. 
 ^IfT'rt'^ a. dark blue, black; m. sapphire. 
 ^WT'T^T^ a. high -potent or magnanimous; 
 
 abstr. OfTT f-, ^c^T "• 
 ^^TnT a. great; m. N. of a king. 
 Tf^TlI'^ a. having many relatives oradherents. 
 T^^^ m. n. deep mire. 
 T^T'Tfe f- N. of a metre. 
 <^^ I MTu^ (1 a. greatly learned. 
 ^T^l8f m. chief road or the long journey 
 
 i.e. death. 
 ^^m<T^ ^' great crime. 
 i?^lrfT*r^ m. great outrage or indignity.* 
 ?f^TT:|"3g m. large cattle. 
 ^imTfT m. long flight; a. far-flying. 
 ^fTTTrfeR n. great crime; poss. of^R^. 
 ^fTTTr"^ n- great evil or sin. 
 ^^TTT'^'!^ a. very wicked. 
 fl^T"q"[Tg^ a. broad-sided (leech); m. N. of a 
 
 Danava & a Raksasa. 
 
 26 
 
^flW 
 
 402 
 
 ^T^UTSil a. very auspicious or fortunate ; very 
 
 good, pure, or holy. 
 ^imr " » ^"^ ^' gr^^t stronghold or city. 
 ?Tim^ m. a great man or the great spirit. 
 ^fT^¥ a. broad-backed. 
 ^^jJoJt'^TJJ n. a great drama of a cert. kind. 
 ^fTTTWmf^ m. the great lord of creatures 
 
 (Visnu). 
 ^^Tin^W ^' ^^® great universe. 
 flfTIW a. very resplendent ; f. OTTHT gr«at 
 
 brightness. 
 ^ITTRT^ a. of great power or might. 
 ITITTW m- great lord or king. 
 TT^TTTTTW a. of great extent or size. 
 ^TTr^rrT "• ^^e great journey, i.e. death; 
 
 °lT^Tf^^ or oTTT^Tf^^ a. relating to it. 
 ^^TTT^ "1- great or puzzling question. 
 ^fTITT^ a. very wise. 
 
 l^fUnTn" m. strong breath or great strength. 
 S^fTHTW a. poss. to prec. 
 l^^T"^^ n. great fruit or rev^^ard, large 
 
 testicle. 
 2^^'n:|i'5f a. bringing great reward. 
 ^^T«r^ a. very strong or mighty. 
 ^^l^T^a. long-armed (E. of gods & heroes). 
 ^^if^^ "• deep cave or hole. 
 T^T^f^ a. of great understanding, very wise 
 
 or clever. 
 TTf T^f (ft f. N. of a metre. 
 ^^TWT^^ m. a great Brahman. 
 Tf TH^ n. great danger or dread ; a. very 
 
 dangerous or dreadful. 
 ^^T^T'F & ^f^lp^ a. having a great portion 
 
 or a good lot; fortunate, prosperous, 
 
 distinguished, eminent. 
 T^T^T^^ a. of high rank or power.* 
 «R^*rT^ n« bigh power or importance. 
 'T^'RTT^ s. (i-^Tf^ or g^) the great war 
 
 of the Bharatas; n. (±"^715111 «f) the great 
 
 narrative of the war of the Bh. 
 IT^m^ n. the great comment (of Patanjali 
 
 on the grammatical Sutras of Panini). 
 T^f^T^T m. high or noble descent. 
 T^f^?%T1 m. great accusation (j.). 
 I^^ft^ a. very resplendent. 
 ^^Ht^TO^R a. very dreadful. 
 
 ^fT^ a. ^^TfRT^"- 
 
 TTWT'l'fT a. (being) great; m. great creature 
 or being; d. grosser element (ph.). 
 
 ^^l^f^ f. great realm or dominion. 
 
 t^lT^TT a. of great extent. 
 
 2^fTHTT a. having great windings or coils 
 (also o^ifT^ or oi^Tf^); ^' a serpent. 
 
 STf^T^TI rn. great enjoyment; a. causing it. 
 
 TTfT'TT^ m. great prince, N. of a king. 
 
 ^^>J n. great or dense cloud. 
 
 ^^T'^ m. great or chief sacrifice. 
 
 ^ITTftr ^' gi'eat or precious jewel. 
 
 ^IT^fcTa.-^Tgf^. 
 
 ^I'HT?^ m- a large fish. 
 
 ^WTTT^ a. high-minded, proud or generous. 
 
 ^^TtT^ m. great person, gentleman. 
 
 ^r^^rf'^'T^ m. chief councillor, prime min- 
 ister. 
 
 ^fT^^ a. very mighty. 
 
 ^^TT^T^ a. most precious or dear.* 
 
 Tf^TTf-f;^ n. precious meat, esp. human flesh, 
 **f^9R'^ ^- sale of h. f. 
 
 ^^T^^ m.^^^T^f^. 
 
 ^ITTT"^ a. great (in measure), best, first of 
 ( - o), — m. great man, high official, min- 
 ister; elephant-driver or keeper. 
 
 ^ITITT'^ a. very deceitful or illusory; m. E. 
 of sev. gods, f . ^T & ^ E. of Durga. 
 
 ^f T^TT^T f- the Great Illusion (ph.). . 
 
 llTfTg^ n. large mouth. 
 
 2^fTTf^, f. t large- mouthed. 
 
 ^fT^rf% m. great sage. 
 
 ^fT^ni'l^ a. large-headed. 
 
 ^^T^T m. large deer, elephant. 
 
 TTfT'HJr n- great battle. 
 
 ^^1%^ m. great or dense cloud. 
 
 ^^^"'^ m* the great mountain Meru. 
 
 ^^T^ST^ ni. great or chief sacrifice. 
 
 ^fl^ll^ a. very glorious. 
 
 ^f T^^ n. a great Yuga (= 4 ages of the 
 world). 
 
 TTfT'^lT "• great battle. 
 
 ^^T^lf'T'l^ oi. great Yogin, E. of Visnu & 
 
 giva. 
 T^^T^I^'^m. great lord of devotion (Visnu). 
 
403 
 
 JTff 
 
 ^^TSI a, to be gladdened or honoured. 
 
 Ifl'^TT^'^ ^- safflower. 
 
 2?T^TT^*T a. dyed with safflower. 
 
 ^^TTW "^- great battle. 
 
 ^T^TT^ "• large wood. 
 
 ^^TT^ "• precious jewel or pearl. 
 
 l^^TT^ m. great chariot or great hero. 
 
 2^1TT^ a* having a great chariot. 
 
 ^^TT^T f- great or high street. 
 
 Tf^TT^ ^- lo^d sound or cry; a. loud-sound- 
 ing, crying, roaring. 
 
 Tf^TTT^ ^- great king, sovereign. 
 
 ^f T < I "sfl f. great queen, E. of Durga. 
 
 ^^TTT"^ "-5 °f^ f- ^^^^ OJ* close of night. 
 
 ^WTTT^ ^- great howl or cry. 
 
 ^^TTT^ ™- pl- the Mahrattas; f. 1;;^ the lan- 
 guage of the M. 
 
 ^fTTTT^ m. a cert. hell. 
 
 "TWT^ ^- precious, costly, dear; abstr. OffT f- 
 
 ^fTX^^ m. (great) ocean. 
 
 ^^T"^ m. great thing, important matter; 
 adj. great, important, wealthy. 
 
 ^flf a. = ^T^. 
 
 ^fT^^ ni- proclaimer of great things, i.e. 
 teacher of sacred knowledge. 
 
 T^T^V a. wielding a mighty weapon. 
 
 T^T'^'T n. large forest. 
 
 ^^T^^ a. having much wealth. 
 
 ^^^T^ n. great speech, i.e. either literary 
 work or chief sentence. 
 
 ^TlT^Tff m., o^TWT f- tempest, storm-blast. 
 
 ^llf^sRH a. having great might or courage ; 
 m. N. of lion. 
 
 ^^if^JWr f. N. of a metre. 
 
 ^fT^f^ m. a cert. hell. 
 
 ^f T'^'^T ^^' great hero, E. of Visnu. 
 
 ^fT^tT^fTfT n- T. of a play. 
 
 ^^"N^^ a. of great strength or energy. 
 
 4f^lc('^ m. large tree. 
 
 Tf^^-q m. great bull ; pi. N. of a people. 
 
 ^T^%^ a. very impetuous or rapid; stormy 
 (sea). 
 
 ^^T^TftH f. great word (r.). 
 
 l^fTsTft n. great vow. 
 
 ^^r^TsTcT a. having undertaken a great vow. 
 
 ?T^^^ m. a great conch- shell. 
 
 ^^T[f a. eating much, voracious. 
 T^l|f^"^cr^ m.flag with a great thunderbolt. 
 IT^T"?!^ ^- ^^^^ sound. 
 2?T^^S^ a. loud sounding. 
 ITT^IJ^ Qi- the sea (lit. great receptacle). 
 2TT^T1['^ a. high-minded, magnanimous. 
 ^^llfT ^' great arrow. 
 TfT^T^T a. big-bodied. 
 Tl'T'^^ m. a kind of sea-crab. 
 l^^T^T^ m. the owner of a great house. 
 2TT^T1[T^ m. a great (pala-tree. 
 T^ftlT^ a. large-headed. 
 TT^Tftr^r m- great Qiva. 
 ^^II'^T m. great rock or mountain. 
 ^^TTTf«|^ m. precious stone. 
 ^l"TTTf^T«f n- a large burial-place. 
 ^^¥<ft f' a virtuous woman or wife. 
 ^fT^^T^ffft f- N. of a metre. 
 T^^T^ H- great Soma sacrifice. 
 l^^T^i^ m. great creature or being. 
 2^^T''Er'i^ a. great- minded, noble, virtuous, 
 
 courageous; abstr. OffT f- 
 iTlT¥«T n. great or splendid seat, throne. 
 T^T^TV a. very good, excellent; f. o^T"^"^ 
 
 'T^T^TT ^' solid, pithy, strong, precious. 
 
 ITfTftff m. great lion. 
 
 ^^T%«f a. having a great army; E. of Skanda, 
 N. of sev. kings. 
 
 TrfT%'TT f- great army. 
 
 ?T^T^ n- great weapon or bow. 
 
 T^T'^ a. large- mouthed. 
 
 ^^^«f m. loud sound or cry; adj. lound- 
 sounding. 
 
 ^TfT^T a- = Prec. a. 
 
 ^fTf^ a. large-jawed. 
 
 ^^Tl^ oi- great fight or war. 
 
 iTT^I ^pJ ll "• ^^^^^ oblation or clarified but- 
 ter; E. of 9iva. 
 
 2?TfTff^^ ra. N. of a Hotr. 
 
 ^TfTf^ & *»fftK a. large-handed. 
 
 ^ftff I"- great serpent. 
 
 ?f^Tg m. great (cf. broad) day, afternoon. 
 
 ;iT^"g^ m. large tank or pool. 
 
 ^f^ adj. (only <> — & nom. ace. sgl.) great; 
 
 adv. greatly, much. 
 
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4fl%^ 
 
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 ^ff%^ a. praising highly. 
 
 ^f^TT a. honoured, celebrated, highly es- 
 teemed by (gen. or — <>). 
 
 ^ffrTT f-, °^ & **^^ n- greatness, might. 
 
 ^ff i: & ^ff^ a. great, mighty. 
 
 ^TffT instr. = ?Tffl^ (cf. seq.). 
 
 7ff^7f«T m. greatness, might, majesty; instr. 
 also as adv. greatly, mightily. 
 
 9Tf^71nT a. much, abundant. 
 
 tTffT^ a. having great treasures. 
 
 ^f^^T f« woman, wife. 
 
 ^f^sIfT a. having great power or dominion. 
 
 ^^, f. ^ff^^ mighty, strong. — m. the 
 sun (w.^Iinf), buffalo (± ^^T), high priest, 
 a man's name; f. ^fff^ buffalo-cow, 
 woman of high rank, esp. the (first) wife 
 of a king. 
 
 Tfff ^ (superl.) greatest. 
 
 ?Tti" V. 2Tr^. 
 
 ;iT^iR^ m. earth-quake. 
 
 'T^f^ci;. m. earth-ruler, king. 
 
 :iT^^"^ & o^jf^*!^ a. moving on the earth. 
 
 ?T1^^ a. earth-born; m. plant, tree. 
 
 ?T^f^^ n. surface of the earth. 
 
 i{ ^ '^'l n. earth-fortress. 
 
 T^^T a- earth-bearing; m. mountain or 
 Visnu. 
 
 ^T^'^T m. = prec. m. 
 
 Tl^'TT^ & T^l'^ m- earth-lord, king. 
 
 "^^•5^. m. king of kings. 
 
 T^^, **"Rf?f, & °m^ m. earth-protector or 
 ruler, king. 
 
 ^1^^¥ n. surface (lit. back) of the earth. 
 
 ?Tft*nf m. king (lit. = seq.). 
 
 ^7^^^ m. king (earth-possessor). 
 
 ^fV^f!^ m. king or mountain (earth- bearer). 
 
 ^ft?T^, f. t earthen. 
 
 i?^^, <»"?f^ be great, happy, or blessed ; 
 be exalted or honoured by (gen.). 
 
 *i^*iH. (compar.) greater or very great. 
 
 'T^^^T f. joy, bliss, o^ dat. as inf. 
 
 ^ft"5 a. joyful, merry. 
 
 ^^"^^ ni. (nom. **"^Z) tree (earth-grower). 
 
 ^f^f m. = prec. 
 
 ^ft^^T f. cow. 
 
 ^^l^'^t^ m- earth-lord, king. 
 
 Jf^ (dat. inf.) for joy. 
 
 t^^Tf^ (voc.) large river. 
 
 7T^^ m. the great Indra (abstr. ©coT f n.) or 
 a great king, N. of sev. kings. 
 
 ^'^•^T^j'Cf m. Indra's bow i.e. the rainbow. 
 
 Tf^^^f^"^ n. Indra's palace. 
 
 t^f^ (voc.) high minded. 
 
 :ii^"5[ m. the great lord or god, E. of Qiva; 
 a man's name. 
 
 'Tf^T ^' = prec., also E. of sev. other gods, 
 esp. of the 4 world- protectors; f. 1^ E. of 
 Durga. 
 
 IT^lf m. great arrow. 
 
 'T^'^ftl f« great quiver. 
 
 ^ff^T^ m. great bowman or archer. 
 
 ^fT^ m. large bull, abstr. <> cTT t f- 
 
 ^'%T(^^ m. great festival. 
 
 W%T(^^ a. having great energy or perse- 
 verance. 
 
 'TfT^f^ m. sea, ocean. 
 
 1^%T^^ m. great happiness, bliss. 
 
 2?f^T^^ a. very fortunate or lucky. 
 
 l^fT^T "• large belly, dropsy. 
 
 2fl%T^'^ a. big-bellied; N. of a serpent-do- 
 mon etc. 
 
 ^^mT"^T^ m. great teacher. 
 
 ?T%T'?^T m* great serpent. 
 
 T^TT^ a. broad-breasted. 
 
 ^"^j^X a. great firebrand or meteor. 
 
 ^"fTB" a. large-lipped (Qiva). 
 
 Tf TW^ a. having great strength or might. 
 
 ^^T"^^ n- a very efficacious remedy. 
 
 T%l^f^ or ©V^ f. a very efficacious medic- 
 inal plant. 
 
 iT^*[^ ni. greatness. 
 
 1^1 (adv. & conj.) not, that not, lest, would 
 that not, w. imperat. or an augmentless 
 form of a past tense (± ^); rarely with 
 an optative; or with aor. or fut. ; often 
 without verb. — ^^i^ or ?TT ffT^cT^ inay 
 it not be so ; ^ (= ^T "^) and not, 
 neither (prohib.). 
 
 2?TT, fiT^fl^ (TRW[T^ & lTTf?T), pp.f^ (qv.) 
 measure, mete, compare with (instr.); 
 measure across i.e. pass through, traverse; 
 measure out = apportion, give, grant; help 
 
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 TTT^f^ 
 
 a pers. (ace.) to (dat.); prepare, arrange, 
 form, make, create, develop, display (also 
 refl.) show, manifest; conclude, infer; intr. 
 (pres. TrrRf) correspond in measure, find 
 room in (loc); w. "if be beside one's self 
 with (instr.). C. ^m^t^j °^ cause to be 
 measured or built, build, erect. — "^SC^ be 
 inferior in measure, be not equal to (dat.) 
 in (ace); form after i.e. recreate in thought, 
 conclude or infer from (abl.). '^tj ap- 
 portion, grant; compare with (instr.). 
 fif;^ measure ont; fashion or make out 
 of (abl. or instr.), construct, build, form, 
 make, create, compose, produce, show, 
 betray. '^f^f'T^ produce, create, make, 
 compose, f^fif^ the same; fashion out 
 of (abl. or instr.). "qfl^ measure around; 
 limit, measure through, complete. If meas- 
 ure, tax, estimate; frame, create, make, 
 arrange; conceive, understand. f% meas- 
 ure out, pass through, count over, arrange, 
 settle. ^pF^ measure, make equal to or 
 compare with (instr.), apportion, dis- 
 tribute, grant, bestow. — Cf. "^TjfiTrTj 
 ^xrfjTrr (add.), fMf^rT, ^frfiTrT, lTf?Tf^7T, 
 irf^ff, ^ftTff. 
 
 3T|T f. measure. 
 
 4iTT, f^HTf^ bellow, roar, low; w. "^«f & 
 ■^T bellow etc. towards (ace). 
 
 5JfT) ^"^^ w.fiT exchange, barter for (instr.) 
 
 ^1^ (only o_) = seq. 
 
 Mm n. sgl. & pi. meat, flesh, abstr, o^^f n 
 
 'TTO^"'?^ n. a bit of flesh. 
 
 'TT^Tf^Jm^ a. gready for flesh. 
 
 ^T^Wff a. being flesh. 
 ^T^^ItT m. who cuts a flesh-wound. 
 ^TOT'??, f- ^ consisting of flesh. 
 ^T^^f% a. liking meat. 
 ^T^'^f a. fleshy, muscular, strong. 
 ^T^EI^«yr a. desirous of meat. 
 ^T^rf^sff^ ni. sale of meat. 
 ^T^rf^^if^^ & °f^%5 m- meat-seller. 
 ^T^^"n!rff%^«T a. having flesh and blood 
 for mortar (the body). 
 
 TT^T^, ®^, & "f^'l^ ^' flesh-eating, carni- 
 vorous. 
 'TT^T^«T n- flesh-meat. 
 ^T^Tftli^. a. = ^'-RTf ; abstr. of^^ n. 
 m^^^, °^f?T long for flesh. 
 TT'R*^ m. the mango tree. 
 ^T«fiT' f- t[ relating to the sea monster Ma- 
 
 kara. 
 TT^TT^ ^' coming from the juice of flowers. 
 ^T"fti^ adv. — ne or ne quis. 
 ^T^St f. d"' heaven and earth. 
 ?tT«it«T a. my, mine. 
 ^ToftJ^ adv. ne. 
 ^T^f^ m. a kind of snake. 
 ^Tf^«fi a. coming from a bee, n. honey. 
 *Tl^cH ra., "^T f- spider; n. = prec. n. 
 iTTI^j f* t^ relating to, coming from, or born 
 among the Magadhas. — m. a prince of 
 the Magadhas, pi. N. of a people (= TT^Hir) 
 & a caste; f. ^T a princess of the M., f. 
 t^ the same or the language of the Ma- 
 gadhas. 
 TTT^i f- ^relating to the constellation Magha; 
 m. N. of a cert, month, of a poet (cf. 
 seq.), etc. 
 TT^oRT^ n. Magha's poem i.e. the Qi^upa- 
 
 lavadha. 
 ^T^ST^ s. the bright half of the month 
 
 Magha. 
 ^%Tif n. liberality. 
 
 TT^I^f^T^ a. bringing or wishing for happi- 
 ness; n. any auspicious thing, e.g. amulet 
 etc. 
 'IT^I^ a. & n. = prec, n. also benediction, 
 
 auspicious ceremony or festival. 
 TTTf^T'l ^^^- shortly, quick, mostly w. im- 
 
 per , lit. (be) not long! 
 ^Tf^¥, °^, & *f^ a. red as madder. 
 ?n^T "• a man's name. 
 ?IT"3^ m. N. of a Brahman. 
 Wm^ m. boy, lad, youngster, esp. a young 
 
 Brahman. 
 TTTW^^R ™- = prec; f. of^'SRT lass, wench. 
 TlftpR ™' jeweller. 
 
 ^tRh"^ "• ruby; ™- N- o^ a "^a"- 
 
 ^TlJ^f^efi m. goverhor of a province. 
 
'JTrTW 
 
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 ^lr\f m. elephant, greatest or best of (—<>); 
 a man's name. 
 
 TTrffr'^ m. N. of a divine being closely 
 connected with Agni, or of A. himself. 
 
 ^fff^ m. N. of Indra's charioteer. 
 
 ^TrTf^TTf^ m. E. of Indra (cf. prec). 
 
 ^ff^ m. N. of a divine being closely con- 
 nected with Yama. 
 
 'TTrn^ft<T f- du. mother and daughter. 
 
 ^Irrrf^rl m. du. father and mother. 
 
 ^cfT'?^ m-5 t^ f- maternal grandfather and 
 grandmother; du. maternal grandparents. 
 
 ^ IH^ & ocR m. maternal uncle (applied also 
 to others in confidential address). 
 
 ^i g^^, °f%f^, or o^^ m. citron tree; n. a 
 citron. 
 
 ?|jg^«J^ f. the wife of a maternal uncle. 
 
 ^rnT%^ m. , %f- son or daughter of a ma- 
 ternal uncle, cousin. 
 
 l?IT<t f- mother (applied also to the earth, 
 the cow, the sticks of attrition, in respect- 
 ful address to near relatives or elderly 
 women i.g.); E. of Laksmi & Durga; 
 du. father and mother, heaven and earth; 
 du. & pi. the sticks of attrition; pi. the 
 (7, 8, 9, or 16) divine mothers, or the (8) 
 female Manes. 
 
 2^rf m. measurer (ace), knower. 
 
 TTrfeR a. the mother's, maternal, m. maternal 
 uncle; f. ^J mother or grandmother. 
 
 TTfl^TT ^' N. of a king. 
 
 ^T^frl^T (superl.) f. very motherly. 
 
 ^TrlfT^ adv. from the mother, on the mother's 
 side. 
 
 TTrT^fW f- devotion to a mother. 
 
 ^TfTT^tT a. having a mother. 
 
 ^TfT^f(^ adv. as one's mother. 
 
 T?TH^(^^ (a. mother- loving*;) m. E. of 
 Skanda. 
 
 ^Tfl"^'^ f. a mother's sister. 
 
 in^"^%^ m. , f^ f . a mother's sister's son 
 & daughter. 
 
 t^Trf^«l, rn- matricide. 
 
 ^"^Tf. measure, limit (in sp. & time), quan- 
 
 tity, size, duration (also ^"^ n.) ; unity 
 of measure, foot; prosodial instant, 
 moment i.g.; particle, atom; element, 
 matter (ph.); wealth, money, utensils; 
 n. — o in subst. all — whatever, or only, 
 mere—-; in adj. (f. "^ & "1^) so and so 
 long, high, large, etc.; having or being 
 only, consisting only of—; after a pp. 
 just, scarcely. 
 
 ?n^^^, f. «f^^T (— o) = prec. (-0). 
 
 ^T^flT f., o^ n. abstr. to T?T^ n. 
 
 TTTTrW^^ "• ^ metre measured by prosodial 
 instants. 
 
 ;f|T^^«TT a. having a certain measure. 
 
 m^f Tin. = TTT^Tl^^^. 
 
 TrT^Tfrr*!^ a. eating moderately. 
 
 TT^T^^ m. devotion to one's utensils. 
 
 ^T'^'Or , °"?rf^ take for or treat as (one's 
 own) mother. 
 
 <PrT(^^ n envy, jealousy, discontent. 
 
 TT(^ a. 6shy or fish-like. 
 
 ^T^ m. destruction, annihilation. 
 
 ?n^^ m. destroyer. 
 
 TIT^^ m. patron. = TTT^^. 
 
 ?TT^1^, f- t^ coming from or belonging to 
 Mathura; m. an inhabitant of M., a man's 
 name. 
 
 iTT^oR, ^T^if, & TfT^^^ a. inebriating. 
 
 TT^f^T?^ & iTT^f^''3J a. the same. 
 
 ITTf"^ & TTflT (^- t^) ^"^ ^'^® "^^• 
 
 'H'^^tft^'^ or o^g m. son of M. (Nakula 
 or Sahadeva). 
 
 ^T^ f. princess of the Madras, E. of the 
 second wife of Pandu. 
 
 TJT"^ f- a princess of the Madras, E. of the 
 wives of Pandu, Krsna, etc. 
 
 ^^^, f. f^ vernal; m. the second month of 
 the spring, spring i.g. ; descendant of Ma- 
 dhu, E. of Visnu-Krsna, Para^urama, etc., 
 a man's name; f. ^T^^ the Madhavl- 
 (i.e. spring-) flower, a woman's name. 
 
 mVf^^T f. = prec. f. 
 
 'TT^'^%«T m. N. of a king. 
 
 TTV^T^^^ m. the teacher Madhava, N. of a 
 celebrated scholar. 
 
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 iTTf^^ 
 
 irrVil^^ a. relating to Madhava or to Mil- 
 dhavacarya. 
 
 iTT^^'lTS^"^ s. Madhavi-bower.* 
 
 TT^irfl"^?!! f Madhavi - creeper (o^f n. =: 
 prec.*). 
 
 'RTV^rf^RcR, f. §;[ relating to the ceremony 
 Madhuparka. 
 
 TTV^ f- *^ ^^^^ n- sweetness, charm, grace. 
 
 ^^iJoR a. sweet-voiced. 
 
 ^TSr a. middle, central. 
 
 ^"^^f^*? ^ meridional, midday- ; m. pi. N. of 
 a Vedic school. 
 
 ^T^^ & OqR (f. ofR^) central. 
 
 iTT^'RfTcR a. = prec. ; m. pi. N. of a mid- 
 land people. 
 
 ilTW^ ^' showing indifference; n. = seq. 
 
 ^"^^^ n. indifference, neutrality. 
 
 'nWlf^cR, f. i^ belonging to midday, noon-. 
 
 TlTf^oR "1- who collects honey. 
 
 ^T%4V a. f. sweet, du. E. of the Agvins. 
 
 ^T"%4^^ n. a kind of liquor. 
 
 ITTT^I n^i- opinion, conception; intention, will; 
 pride, arrogance; respect, honour; anger, 
 caprice, pouting, sulkiness anger (esp. in 
 women). 
 
 2;FrT«T '"• building, edifice, castle, house; 
 n. the act of or an instrument for meas- 
 urinfi;, measure, extent, dimension, size, 
 weight, esp. a cert, measure of weight, 
 duration; picture, likeness, similarity; 
 proof, evidence. 
 
 S^T^T m. thinker or maker, poet; N. of an 
 ancient Rishi, pi. his race. 
 
 ITT^T^^XiJ n. (taking to) pouting.* 
 
 ^T'Tq^ a. giving or showing honour (to others); 
 m. honour-giver (address of a woman to 
 her husband or lover). 
 
 ITT«T«T "v °'fTT f- veneration, reverence. 
 
 TTf'ft^ a. to be revered or honoured. 
 
 ^T*T^^ a. receiving respect from ( — o). 
 
 TT'f^c^^ a. bearing pride, proud. 
 
 ^•rf^cT m. honourer, who respects. 
 
 m^f^^^ a. = ^il^^. 
 
 ^T'l'^T in* pJ' the different modes of meas- 
 uring or weighing. 
 ?TTf^7 f- ^ descended from or relating to 
 
 Manu, human. — m. human being, man; 
 pi. the tribes of men (5 or 7), mankind, 
 people, the subjects (of a king); N. of a 
 Vedic school, f. "^^ daughter of Manu or 
 man, a woman, n. a man's length (as a 
 measure), the law-book of Manu. 
 ^T^T^oR^^"^ n. T. of a work. 
 TT^f^lW^"^ n* the same. 
 'RT'T"^^^ m. king (man- god). 
 ^TI^V^I[T^ n. Mann's law-book. 
 iTT«f^«TT a. enjoying honour, high-spirited, 
 disdainful; f. o^^i^ = -j, jfij^ (v.^iT^). 
 TT^^'OfTf '". man-lord, king. 
 ^TT^f^ff a. wanting or breaking honour. 
 ^T*T^^*r a. increasing honour. 
 'TT*!%'^ ^- man-loid, king. 
 ITI*!^! f- l[ (^) sprung from the mind, the 
 mind's, mental, spiritual; n. (adj — © 
 I f. "^) mind, spirit, heart, soul, N. of a 
 I sacred lake and place of pilgrimage. 
 2^in^^ a. dwelling on the lake Manasa. 
 I^T^^^ (adj. — o f. of^j) = ijj-r^^ n.* 
 I ^T'T^^^T^ '«• mental anguish, gtief. 
 1 ^T«flf^oR a. exceeding the measure. 
 I ^«Tm^T«T n- <^U' honour and dishonour. 
 TT''TT^ a. worthy of honour. 
 3^Tf^T f-, °^ n- abstr. to seq. 
 Trrf^l^ »• thinking, being of opinion; con- 
 sidering, regarding as, honouring, also 
 considering etc. (one's self) as, passing for 
 ( — o); high-minded, haughty, arrogant, 
 proud of (rf^) to ("Rfff); highly honoured 
 or esteemed; f. o^ft an angry or pouting 
 woman. 
 ^•f-q & Jr['^% f- ^ human or humane, m. 
 (adj. — o f. '^) human being, man, pi. 
 the (5) tribes of men ; f. TTT^^ a woman ; 
 n. = seq. 
 ^•flfcfl f. , »t^ n. condition of man , man- 
 hood, humanity. 
 TTlvmsf^oR a. human and divine. 
 *<T*T^ < T'^^^ f . t^ a fiend in human form. 
 ^Tg^ n.=?n^ n. 
 lTT'g"'2JoR a. human; n. = prec. 
 ^T'P^cfi in- reciter of a text or spell, en- 
 chanter, sorcerer. 
 
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 ?TT«^^ "• slowness, weakness. 
 
 4j | ^[ ^ m. a kind of animal. 
 
 ^rssn^ & ^^#^ ni. = prec. 
 
 ^T^ a. gladdening (E. of the water). 
 
 TTTn^l^ ^ m. N. of a man. 
 
 ^T*^ n. slowness, weakness, torpor. 
 
 ^TfljfjH ni. N. of an ancient king. 
 
 ;in5^T^ m. = ^T^T^. 
 
 ^•Jl"^, f. t^ relating to love or the god of 
 love. 
 
 17T7«^ a. to be respected, venerable; abstr. 
 o^ n. 
 
 27n<4 ni- a patron, name. 
 
 Vn*^ ^ I «1 n. ground for respect. 
 
 ^n^^TT f« meting out, measuring. 
 
 TTT^ m. only voc. in confidential address = 
 uncle. 
 
 ^T^^ (f. ^Tft?^ & ^'TWt) niy, mine. 
 
 flTT^^ a. = prec. 
 
 ??Tfl^'?lf m. metron. of Dirghatamas. 
 
 '?T^R«fr^ a. ^ ^TT^T^ifT . 
 
 ^TRTT f. art, supernatural or wonderful power, 
 wile, trick, deceit, sorcery, illusion, phan- 
 tom, unreality (ph.); o — being only in 
 appearance, a feigned or phantom — (cf. 
 seq.)^ 
 
 ^'HTTefi'^Tff m. a phantom-pigeon, o'^XI^ a. 
 having the form of it. 
 
 TT^I^^fl f« N. of Cakyamuni's mother. 
 
 ^TUrr^T a. skilled in magic. 
 
 iTT^"^ a. the same. 
 
 J^T^TT^j f' * illusory, unreal. 
 
 ^T^i^^l m* a phantom antelope. 
 
 ^T^T^T*^ D' magical work, enchantment. 
 
 ^T'^TT^T^ m. the employment of illusion or 
 magical art. 
 
 ^T^of^iT n. a deceptive speech. 
 
 TT^'R'nf a. possessing magical power or 
 skilled in magical art; deceptive, illusory. 
 
 *<T^NI^ m. the doctrine of illusion (ph.). 
 
 ^^f^^ a. knowing magical arts. 
 
 TT'^SfTf^a. = ?TT^T^«fT^; ni. magician, juggler. 
 
 ^Tlf^^efi a. deceptive, illusory. 
 
 TTf^Sfilt^ a. possessing magical powers, artful, | 
 wise, cunning, deceitful; m. magician, I 
 juggler; n. magic, magical art. | 
 
 ITTg, charm, spell (only — o). 
 
 2?rra tn. bleating, roaring, a cert, animal. 
 
 iTT^T«fi a. lowing, roaring. 
 
 ^-raTt^, f . f^ a peacock's. 
 
 ^T%r*?T m , o*|^ n. gladness, happiness. 
 
 ;r7;^ a. killing, destroying ( — o). m. death, 
 pestilence, slaughter, murder, hindrance, 
 obstruction, the god of love, the Destroyer 
 or Devil (with Buddhists), f. 1^ killing, 
 pestilence. 
 
 ^TT^, f- *'"ft;"RT killing, murdering (—<>); 
 ra. pestilence (also r. of^efTT), the god of 
 death. 
 
 ?rrT^rr, f. ^ smaragdlne. 
 
 ^Tl^IJI' n. killing, slaughter, murder (w. TCVl^ 
 suffer death); N. of a cert, magical cere- 
 mony & a mythical weapon. 
 
 ^TT;%Tt%fT a. infatuated by the god of love. 
 
 TTTfr^ m. the foe of the god of love, i.e. 
 giva"!* 
 
 ?fTT^> ^- ^ forming or belonging to a desert. 
 
 TTTT(JT«B a. murderous. 
 
 ^TTTTfr »"• = ^TfT5- 
 
 ^TfX^^ a. dying or killing ( — o). 
 
 TTlfT^ m. honourable man (often in voc. as 
 
 a respectful address). 
 ITTT^ ^- relating to Marici; m. = seq. 
 TTTtf^ & **^ m. patron, from TT'^^^f^. 
 TTTt^ a. belonging to the god of love. 
 TT''^ a. perishing. 
 ^T"'^ or TfT'^TT, f. ^ relating to the Maruts 
 
 or the wind. — ra. wind, air, the god of 
 
 wind (adj. — « f- ^), E. ofVisnu& Rudra; 
 
 f. "^ N. of a woman, f. I^ (sc. f^^) the 
 
 north-west. 
 ?TT^7T^«T m. the son of the god of wind, E. 
 
 of Hanumant. 
 TT^ffrar^ & 'Tl^fTr m. the same. 
 TT'^d I ^Tf%7f a. swung or tossed by the 
 
 wind.* 
 'IT^^f^flfT a. the same.* 
 ^T«R^ f- t| apish, monkey-like. 
 ^l^<i:««< Ki. patron, of an ancient sage, pi. 
 
 his race. 
 Tn«R(!5^y<TW n- T- of a Purana. 
 TTT^ , TTT^f^, «>%(TT-n^rf), pp. inf^fl track, 
 
4()9 
 
 ^Tf%^ 
 
 hunt, (cf. seq.), seek for, strive after, ask, 
 request (2 ace.) tffr^ = S. 
 
 ^T'J a. relating to game or deer. — n. (± ^TiT) 
 game, venison, m. track, way, path, road, 
 passage; mode, manner, esp. right manner, 
 proper course; custom, use; title or head 
 (j.), stile, diction. TIT^flJf&iTX^^ through, 
 along ( — o). 
 
 4{HlUi at asking, requiring ( — o). — m. beg- 
 gar, suppliant; arrow (abstr. Offf f.), n. 
 searching, inquiring. 
 
 ^TT<^^«h ni- guide (way-shower). 
 
 ?n^r^ m. N. of a mixed caste. 
 
 TT'nft'^f m. N. of a month. 
 
 TT'lJ^ a. being on the (right) way (1. & f.). 
 
 ^TTIfT & 4{|i{T'^TrT a. coming from a jour- 
 ney, m. a traveller. 
 
 ^T"'TT^%Tf^'l, a. waiting, impatient (lit. look- 
 ing out at a persons's way). 
 
 TT'H'ffT^ a. to be searched for or striven 
 after. 
 
 ^T5f«I, f. t^ wiping away, cleansing, wash- 
 ing; washerman & woman, f. n5fj wiping 
 out, washing; skin or sound of a drum; 
 f. '1^ cleansing, purifying, brush, broom; 
 n. wiping out, sweeping, cleansing, effacing. 
 
 TT^TT (f* t^) & °«R '"• cat, esp. wild cat. 
 
 TT^TTf^f^'l. ^- having the nature of a cat. 
 
 TT^^^ a. fond of washing (E. of Qiva); 
 m. (scil. f^TS?!ir) a heap of earth to the 
 right of the Vedi (r.) 
 
 4||4lt^ a. = prec. a. 
 
 TTf^fT a. cleaned, polished, smeared with 
 (instr.); wiped off, removed, destroyed. 
 
 TT^oR n- mercy, grace. 
 
 ^cfzj^ m.the sun or thegod of the s.(cf. seq.). 
 
 TrtfT"^ En- bird, esp. the bird in the sky 
 i.e. the sun. 
 
 ^f^cR, f. "1^ made of clay, earthen. 
 
 ^(^ a. ground fine or small. 
 
 iTT^^ n. softness, meekness, kindness. 
 
 Trf^ f- * washing, cleaning, 
 
 iTT^ tti- N. of a country, pi. of a people; 
 f. ^ wreath, garland, chaplet, necklace, 
 row, line, collection, esp. of words, diction- 
 ary ; n. field, garland (only o — ). 
 
 *U^cn m, arbour, bower; f. of^efiX garland, 
 
 necklace; row, line, multitude; n. garland, 
 
 ring. 
 ?rr^rf?f f. a kind of jasmine. 
 TT^tfl' f« = prec, a woman's name. 
 ITT^^^T^^ n. Malati and Madhava , T. of 
 
 a play. 
 ^T^^ a. coming from the Malaya mountain. 
 l^T^R" nj. N. of a country (Malwa), pi. its 
 
 inhabitants. 
 2^T'5f^, f. f^ relating to the Malavas, a prince 
 
 or princess of the M. 
 ?Jji5f^f^Tf^ m. the country of Malwa. 
 TT^f^eRT f' N. of a woman. 
 TT^rftcRTfM "Pfl "^ n« Malavika and Agnimitra, 
 
 T. of a play. 
 Tl^T^TT "^'m t^ f- wreath-maker, florist. 
 ^T^lcfirT a. wreathed, crowned. 
 'iTf^fcR m. wreath -maker. 
 mf^'i: a. = m^T^^, (mostly — o). m. gar- 
 land-maker, gardener; f. o^ a gardener's 
 
 wife, N. of a river & a metre, a woman's 
 
 name. 
 'Tlf^^ n. foulness, defilement, impurity. 
 TIT^"5[; m. a cert, fruit tree. 
 ^T%T'?'1T f- a kind of comparison (rh.). 
 ^T^ n. wreath, crown; poss. °'^«tT^, m. also 
 
 N. of a Raksasa, a mountain, etc. 
 ^"J^^ n. thoughtlessness, foolishness. 
 ^T^«tT a. one like me. 
 
 ?nf^^^5R; adv. without delay (cf. ^jf^T'l)- 
 T{J'q m. bean; a small weight of gold (also 
 
 ^T^ofi m. n.). 
 ^"^rf^^ m. du. sesamum and beans. 
 l^T^ n. flesh, meat. 
 2^iT^ m. moon, month. 
 ^T^ m. (adj. — <> f. ^ moon (only — <>), 
 
 month. 
 ^FTRrVT adv. by the month, monthly. 
 iXl^T; n. a cert, dish or drink. 
 HT'^li^ adv. month by month. 
 m^l^Nf^^R a. gathering (provisions) for a 
 
 month. 
 ?TT^T«nTTf%«R a- performed every month. 
 ^f^oR, f. ^ pertaining to a month, happening 
 
 every month, lasting a month, monthly, 
 
^ftRiTW 
 
 410 
 
 ^Tf^cfiT^ n- food given at a monthly 
 (praddha. 
 
 ^Wt'T a. monthly. 
 
 ^^^, f. t; lentil-shaped. 
 
 TTT^ a. a month old. 
 
 ^T^Tf^?«R a. magnanimous, glorious. 
 
 TT^lfi^T n- magnanimity, highness, majesty. 
 
 m^j'^^f^, f. '1^ dyed with saffron. 
 
 ^TfTTT^^T n- sovereignty. 
 
 TTWTTT^' f' ^ belonging to the Mahrattas; 
 f. ^ the M. language. 
 
 Trff'^ n. N. of a cert. hymn. 
 
 ^Tff^ a. joyous, glad. 
 
 TfXf%"^r f' t^ relating to or coming from a 
 buifalo. 
 
 Trf^f^cfi 111- a keeper or breeder of buffaloes. 
 
 'nf^^^ ni- a son of the first wife of a king. 
 
 ^tT^tSJ m. a cert, mixed caste. 
 
 ?n^^, f. '1^ great Indra's, eastern ; w. "^•T^ 
 n. rainbow. 
 
 ^f%'^ a. earthen, f. "1^ cow. 
 
 TT^^'5^ a. relating to great Qiva; m. a 
 Qivaite. 
 
 If^, "W^TfTT, f^g^, pp. ftTft (q.v.) fix, 
 establish, build, erect, measure, observe, 
 perceive. — "^^ set up, erect, fif dig in, 
 fix, build, construct. T[ erect, build; per- 
 ceive, understand, f^ fix, set up, build. 
 ^?^ fix or set up together. — Cf. f^ftTcf. 
 
 2f?T V. ^. 
 
 ifrr^^, f?rf¥T^f?f mix, stir up; prepare. 0. 
 ^^^fTf stir up, mix with (instr.). 
 
 2f^^^ V. ^"^^ 
 
 f^cl^ f. post, pillar. 
 
 lf?TcT a. measured, defined, limited; scanty, 
 succinct, small, concise; examined, known. 
 
 2fTr?l' a. fixed, firm, solid. 
 
 "RTrt"^ a. having firm or fixed (i.e. bent) knees. 
 
 t^^ a. running quickly (lit. having a firm 
 course). 
 
 f'mHTf^g & «*rTf^ a. speaking little. 
 
 f'^^'^f, *>^^^, & °iTT^^ a. eating little. 
 
 f'TrTTWT ^- composed in measured (i.e. met- 
 rical) language, concise, short, compre- 
 hensive; f. "^T T. of sev. commentaries. 
 
 f^TffT'iFT a. eating little or sparingly. 
 
 f^rTT^TT ^' *^^ same; m. as subst. 
 
 if^rf?! f- measure, weight, value. 
 
 2"fiTf7i f. erecting, establishing. 
 
 fiT"^m. friend, comrade (mostly n., esp. inl.l.), 
 
 N. of an Aditya etc. ; n. friendship. 
 fiT'^«R^5«t ^ °«RT^ n. friendly office. 
 ft'^^rfTT f., ^^(^r n. the same. 
 frr^^'H a. protected by Mitra; m. N. of a 
 
 man. 
 f^T'^ffT f'j °f«I n. friendship, intimacy. 
 fiT'^^^ (nom. ^Ijcp) treacherous or faithless 
 
 to friends. 
 f^"^^!^ m. abstr. to prec. 
 "nRf^'tfT adv. in a friendly manner, 
 f^'^^f^tT n. friendly compact. 
 ftr^f^fTT f , f^^^ n. = prec. 
 "fipf'^w^'if a. gladdening one's friends. 
 tf^"^^f<T ™' iord of friends or of friendship. 
 ■RT'^^T'^ m. friendly relation, friendship. 
 "npT"^*?^ m- separation of friends. 
 f'T^TT^^ a. rich in friends. 
 f^*^^!^ m- acquisition of friends. 
 frr'^^c^^ adv. as a friend. 
 f^"^^c5R'5I a. affectionate to friends. 
 f?I'^^nT^ a. having friends. 
 f^'^^infH" f- acquisition of friends. 
 ft?"^^^ m. N. of a king & a Brahman (lit. 
 
 = seq.). 
 f'T'^^Tl" a. indulgent towards friends. 
 f'T''^^^ m. love to friends, friendship. 
 tf^"^Tf?lf^ m. N. of a man. 
 f^'^lf^T^ n. sgl. friend and foe. 
 f^"^!^ a. seeking friendship. 
 f?T"^Tcjt(u| m. du. Mitra and Varuna. 
 "RT'^T^^ m. N- of a prince, 
 f^f^«^ a. befriended, allied. 
 f?Tf%f^ a. friendly, coming from or relating 
 
 to a friend. 
 f?T'^^'^^, °'^f7T treat or gain as friend. 
 ft^ a"; = tiTf^. 
 f^^^, TT^fTf, o% (& fiT'2|f?l) meet together, 
 
 either associate, pair; or (more commonly) 
 
 altercate, wrangle, reproach (ace); M. j 
 
 contest with each other. - 
 
 "ftr^TJ^T (instr. adv.) alternately or emulously. 
 
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 Ifilf 
 
 flT^^ adv. together, mutually, alternately^, 
 secretely, privately. 
 
 fl^^lTT^TT n. mutual or common departure. 
 
 f?T"^I^'l^ or °^iT'^T"^ iw« mutual agreement. 
 
 "TT^CO^W g^^"' rivalling with each other. 
 
 f^lf^^ m. pi. N. of a people. 
 
 frrW or f^^ adv. alternately; wrongly, 
 falsely. 
 
 f^"g^ a. paired, forming a pair; n. pair 
 (male and female), twin couple, couple or 
 pair i.g. (in Veda mostly m. du.); cohab- 
 itation, copulation, union, junction i.g. 
 Abstr. f?T^^ n., f^^^^n^ m. 
 
 f?fg^ w. oR & H or ^^ pair (tr. & intr.). 
 
 frr^^T (instr. adv.) wrongly, falsely. 
 
 f^g^ adv. mutually or = prec. 
 
 f^^T adv. wrongly, falsely, in vain. With 
 ^, ^^, etc. speak falsely, tell a lie; w. 
 eR make false, cheat; contradict, deny, 
 w. cR & if keep (a given word). 
 
 f^nSElTcfifT a- done wrongly. 
 
 f^?ZlT%R in- feigned anger. 
 
 f??^T5fi"^ m. false price. 
 
 frf^l^^ m. useless obstinacy. 
 
 if^^lT^IX] m. improper conduct. 
 
 2f?T^T^TT ^' acting falsely, hypocritical. 
 
 t^nSTT^T^f n- misapprehension, error. 
 
 fTT^Tf*i^Tf^«l, a. bringing forth a false 
 accusation (j.). 
 
 f^^lfif^ff^il^ a. = prec; ©l^^ a. accused 
 falsely. 
 
 ffT^Tt^I^f^ & °f*il^T'^ m. false accusation. 
 
 f^^T^lT «•• wrong use or employment. 
 
 ti?^T^^iT & °"^T^ n. falsehood, lie. 
 
 fir^T^T^ m- = prec, adj. = seq. 
 
 f^^T^Tf^"5i; a. speaking untruly, lying. 
 
 ft^T^T'RTT ^' wrong occupation. 
 
 fTf^T^Tt^«l. ™- false witness. 
 
 f?^^T''7'^TT ^' feigned service or kindness. 
 
 TtR-^, ^^f?T (%^) be fat. C. %^;^rr make 
 " fat. 
 
 f^T^T f- a bodily defect. 
 
 t'T^W ^' desirous of bathing or diving. 
 
 ftr^^t^ & t^Tf^ a. wishing to crush. 
 
 f?rfjj-^ & o^ a. mixed, mingled. 
 
 f^^^ m. sacrificial meal. 
 
 ■ftr^"^ a. partaking of a sacrificial meal. 
 
 ff^^, ft^Tf?r, pp. f^f^ (q.v.) meet, as- 
 semble, join (instr. i'^^, gen., or loc), 
 mix, combine; occur, happen. C. %<5r€lf7f 
 bring together with (gen.), assemble (tr.), - 
 ^3f{;_ come together, be present, get into 
 possession of (gen.). 
 
 f?T^«T n. meeting, contact. 
 
 f^rf^ff a. met, joined, happened, occurred. 
 
 firf^*^ m. bee. 
 
 frr^ a. mixed, mingled; manifold, various; 
 joined, connected, or furnished with, ac- 
 companied by (instr. ±^TT^, gen., or — «); 
 abstr. OffTt f- — ° (P^O — and his followers, 
 — and others; » — & — « (sgi.) as title of 
 honour in proper names, esp. those of 
 scholars (cf. *??); n. adv. among (- o). 
 
 "nFrSfcR a. mingled, miscellaneous; mixing, 
 adulterating. 
 
 f^l^^'^ f- N. of an Apsaras. 
 
 frj^Itr n, mixing, uniting. 
 
 lf^"^^T«^ n. mixed grain. 
 
 2fir^^T«^ a. mixed of various kinds of grain. 
 
 f^^ , o^rfH, PP- f^f^rT mix, mingle with 
 (instr. or loc). — f^ & ^^ = S. 
 
 f^^ w. cR = prec, w. ■*( mix, associate with 
 (instr.), also of sex. intercourse. 
 
 tfrr^ (-«) = f^^. 
 
 ftn;, f^'5if?r (°%) open the eyes, look, be- 
 hold (only the pres. pp. f?l'Bf«TT^, esp. in 
 constructions as f^xf^ ^i^^ij^^ before 
 the eyes of the friends). — '^^ = S. 4- 
 blossom, expand, f^ close the eyes, wink, 
 fall asleep. — Cf. "^f^irf^ff- 
 
 f^nf n. deceit, fraud, illusion; instr., abl., & 
 adv. in cf^ under the appearance or 
 pretext of ( — <>). 
 
 f^-gf a. savoury, dainty, sweet; n. = seq. 
 
 f?fSTW "• sweetmeat, dainty dish. 
 
 f^ftr f. N. of sev. plants. 
 
 if^f , ^ift (°%), pp- ^^ (q-^'O ^^^^ w^*^''> 
 
 \vet, sprinkle. C. ^f^Tfif cause to make 
 water. — "^f^ urine upon (ace), "^^make 
 water upon or towards (ace). "f^T = S. 
 X|f^ wet by urining upon. TT-S. VfH 
 
2mf 
 
 412 
 
 make water in the direction of (ace). — 
 
 cf. ifr^. 
 
 2ftTf f. mist, fog. 
 
 fnff^ f- snow. 
 
 f^f^X; !"• the sun. 
 
 ^, f^ltTT (f»T%Tf?T) damage, lessen, di- 
 minish; fail, transgress; frustrate, annul; 
 M. P. ift^, ift^% perish, be lost. C. 
 ^m^rf?T 0">y with T( (q.v.) — ^ disturb, 
 remove, annul, change, alter (M. intr., 
 refl., or recipr.). '^^ M. disappear. T( 
 frustrate, annul, destroy, annihilate; change, 
 alter; transgress, neglect, miss, forget; 
 outstrip, surpass. P. M. perish, die. C 
 destroy, kill; cause to be killed by 
 (instr.). - Cf. TWtcf. 
 
 ^In^H ^<i^'- softly, gently. 
 
 'ft^ (^Tlod^) n. prize, reward; content, 
 struggle. 
 
 ift^^ifr^ (^^^•tT^) a. = seq. 
 
 'fi^^ (*riodp'^ ) a. bestowing richly, boun- 
 tiful, liberal, gracious; superl. ^^"g^T* 
 
 ifilT m. fish, poss. o^wfT . 
 
 ^•T%g & ?ft«T"^5I m. the god of love (lit. 
 the fish-bannered). 
 
 ^'TT^cR m. examiner ( — «>); follower of the 
 Mimansa system (cf seq.). 
 
 'HTroT f. reflection, consideration, exami- 
 nation, N. of a philos. system. 
 
 'ft^^, ^^ftr, pp. ^f^rT (q.v.) close the 
 eyes, wink (also = f^W ). C. ^T^^^tRT 
 close, shut. — "^ & ^T C. close (the 
 eyes). ^3^ open, expand, (trans. & intr.); 
 come forth, appear. C. open, expand, 
 manifest. "^Jf & ^^ = ^^ (also C). 
 fif shut the eyes, wink ; close, contract 
 (intr.); disappear, vanish. C. shut or 
 cause to shut, ^i^ close the eyes; close 
 up, contract (intr.). C. close, shut. — 
 Cf. ^^'^f^rT, f^nftf^fT, ^^tf%?!. 
 
 if^^»f n. closing the eyes, winking. 
 
 TrVf^ffT a. having closed the eyes, sleepy or 
 asleep; closed, shut; vanished, disap- 
 peared, gone; also = f^f^rf. 
 
 ^^^, ^^fTT, pp ^RtT (q v.) & ^f^cT push, 
 
 move. — '^T push aside, wrench open 
 (door). "Jf push towards. Tlf?I push back, 
 shut to. 
 
 iTcfiZ ™- diadem, crown; p. of^ri^^. 
 
 ^gi«^ m. E. of Visnu. 
 
 JIW^ m. mirror, also = seq. 
 
 W^i^ n- hud (also fig. of a tooth). 
 
 if^^.' ^^^'fir, pp. ?fftr<T (q.v.) close. 
 
 T^^THEl 1 °^% l^ud, blossom (cf. seq.). 
 
 ^^^TpSTff a. blossomed.* 
 
 1T«fif^f! a. budded or closed (like buds). 
 
 ^R^f^fT'RT'T a. with closed eyes. 
 
 Traf^I«|^ a. having buds. 
 
 Wnifi a. released, freed from, rid of (abl. or 
 instr.); loosened, relaxed, fallen off or 
 down; set free, dismissed; relinquished, 
 given up; put ofl', laid aside, cast away; 
 discharged, shed; thrown, hurled; libera- 
 ted , emancipated (from sin or worldly 
 existence) — f. JTWl pearl. 
 
 TW^HIi f- Wl ^ %^ having flowing or di- 
 shevelled hair. 
 
 T^%H^ a. whose mind is liberated. 
 
 ^WfTT f-9 °^ "• emancipation, liberation. 
 
 ^wg^ a. = ^rw^tto;. 
 
 TT^^^ a. free from (worldly) attachment. 
 
 ^WfW'^ a. = ^li^^. 
 
 TWTT^ ni- string of pearls. 
 
 WWTWT^ n. ornament of pearls; ®?T^, f. ti; 
 
 made or consisting of pearls. 
 ^WTO't a. = ^W%f!^- 
 TWT"^?!^ n- pearl (-fruit); abstr. ©cTT f. 
 ^WTTfW ^- P^arl (-jewel); ©^"^ m. string 
 
 of pearls. 
 ^WfRTi f. t^ made or consisting of pearls. 
 ^RITRT^ n. pearl (-gem). 
 ^WT'^'^ a. shining like pearls; f. as abstr. 
 ^WT^f% or o^ f. string of pearls. 
 ^WT^fW f. pearl-oyster. 
 ^WT^T a. having left a seat, risen. 
 ^TWI^TT^ ^' string of pearls. 
 ^f^ f. liberation, release from ( — o) j final 
 
 emancipation or beatitude; putting off, 
 
 giving up, relinquishing ( — ») ; casting, 
 
 throwing, hurling. 
 
413 
 
 W^ 
 
 Tof^^lrl a. freed from (abl.). 
 
 '^% prep, except (instr.). 
 
 T'^^WT t- snare, net. 
 
 '^^ n. mouth, face, beak, snout, (adj. — o 
 having — in the mouth etc. or having a 
 -like mouth); direction, quarter (adj. — » 
 turned towards, facing, n. adv.); opening, 
 aperture, entrance into (gen. or — o); fore- 
 part, top, point, edge, surface; head, 
 chief, best; commencement, introduction 
 (adj. — o ± ^rrfe beginning with); cause, 
 occasion, means of, instr. ^^^T bj means 
 of (gen. or — »). 
 
 ?rt§^fT a. being in the mouth or in the face. 
 
 Jn§^^ & °T^ ™' a moon-like lace. 
 
 ^T^^XT^ a. talkative, garrulous (lit. whose 
 mouth is ever moving, abstr. o^ n. — f. 
 ^T N. of a metre. 
 
 TTT^^a. sprung from or being in the mouth ; 
 m. a Brahman. 
 
 T^§ct^ adv. from, at, or by the mouth ; at 
 the head or in front. 
 
 T^*?^ a. reaching to the mouth. 
 
 ^^^"^ m, loquacity (mouth-sin). 
 
 ^?§T7^^ n. a lotus-like face. 
 
 ^^"T^ m- veil, screen (for the face). 
 
 T^TTOT^*! n. the adorning (washing, paint- 
 ing etc.) of the face. 
 
 ^?§i^^ m. distortion of the face. 
 
 TT^^TT^ a. having honey in the mouth, sweet- 
 speaking.* 
 
 ^fT^TTT^cT m- breath (mouth-wind). 
 
 ^^"^ a. talkative, loquacious, garrulous, 
 noisy; eloquent on, resonant with ( — o); 
 abstr. OffT f — ^- chief, ringleader; f. ^ 
 bit of a bridle. 
 
 ^^-^ , "^rf?!, pp. ^^tT<T make resound or 
 speak. 
 
 T^TCfF & ®^^ 03. colour of the face. 
 
 ;FT^^«?T a. mouthed. 
 ^T§f^q^T f- N. of a metre. 
 iT^^T^T«T n- opening the mouth; gaping. 
 T^lltlT'l. ™- ^ nnoon-like face. 
 T^"^ f. beauty of a face. 
 
 ^^T^ n. part of the face. 
 •R^Tf^^ n« the being face etc. 
 ^^T^ & Tfl^l^ n. = g<m^^. 
 5^^^^ m. nectar of the lips. 
 T^T^T^ m. kissing the mouth. 
 ^^"^ a. being at the entrance or at the head 
 "^of (-0). 
 
 ^%r^ m., of%^ n. a moon- (disk-) like 
 lace. 
 
 Mi^ a. being in (on) the mouth or face, com- 
 ing from the mouth; being at the head 
 or at the beginning, best, principal, origi- 
 nal, primary, first among ( — o). na. chief, 
 leader. 
 
 4j4^rjl f-> °^ n- fifst place, highest rank, 
 preeminence among (gen. or — o), 
 
 ¥?^'5I^ adv. principally, first. 
 
 T^^'^'ST ^- similar to the principal (person 
 
 or thing). 
 ^^TV "1- <he primary meaning (of a word); 
 
 adj. employed in or having the primary 
 
 meaning. 
 J{J^ a. stupefied, perplexed;, gone astray, 
 
 lost; foolish, silly; careless, innocent, 
 
 charming, lovely. 
 TTJ^flT f-, °'5^ "• simplicity, grace, charm. 
 ^1^4 ofl f. young Dtirva-grass.* 
 ^n^"^"^ f- fair-eyed. 
 TTJy^\ft & °^f% a. of simple mind. 
 ^n^%T^ n. T. of a grammar (lit. instruction 
 
 of the ignorant). 
 in^i^l^ & o^^T^ m. simplicity, inexpe- 
 rience. 
 ^J^T^ f« a fair-eyed woman. 
 ^3^T3|i^ a. = ^m^. 
 
 ^Rj^^TiTT f- = gj^T^. 
 
 ^^^"5 m. the young moon. 
 ^^ & ^^Z m- names of men. 
 
 i^'q;, ^Nfrr, *>% & ^^^fw, *"% pp. t^, ger. 
 
 S» ^ , N» V» ^» 
 
 T^T (<1 V.) release, deliver from (abl. or 
 cf^) unloose, open; let go, set free, re- 
 linquish, abandon, forsake, quit, put off, 
 lay aside, give up, grant, bestow; dis- 
 charge, shed; emit, utter; send forth, 
 shoot, throw, hurl against (loc, dat„ gen., 
 
'W^ 
 
 414 
 
 oracc.w.irtTT). P.M.^^'^(^^%,^^f?r) 
 
 be released from, get rid of, escape (abl. & 
 instr., r. gen.), be deprived of, want (instr.); 
 be liberated from sin or mundane exist- 
 ence. C. ^T^^srftr, ^ release, deliver or 
 redeem from (abl., r. instr.), set free, let 
 loose; unbind, open etc., cause to give up 
 or discharge (2 ace). D. ^^^f?T, °rf A. 
 be about to give up or send forth, M. (also 
 ^T^%) wish to be liberated from (abl.), 
 esp. desire final liberation. — '^fTf P- avoid, 
 escape (ace), "^fi? let loose, emit, stream 
 forth; throw, hurl, shoot off. '^'^ loose, 
 release, unyoke, unharness; take off, doff. 
 "^7 put on (a garment); let loose, emit, 
 hurl, throw, cast. '^^ free or save from 
 (abl.); unfasten, loosen, open; takeoff, 
 doff; leave, relinquish; give back, restore; 
 send forth, emit, throw, hurl. C. deliver 
 from (abl.), loosen, untie (the hair), take 
 off. ^If put on, don. fif^ loosen, untie, 
 free from (abl.). P. cast the skin (of a 
 snake), be stripped or deprived of (instr.). 
 f^f^^ abandon, give up; P. be delivered 
 from (instr.). "qf^ free from (abl.), loose, 
 unbind, take off, abandon, give up, send 
 forth, emit. P. get rid of (abl., gen., or 
 instr.), be liberated from worldly ties. 
 TT let go, release from (abl.), loosen, untie, 
 shake off, scare away, abandon, give up, 
 emit, discharge, shed; hurl, shoot off. P. 
 get rid of (abl. or instr.); become loose, 
 fall off (fruit) ; leave off, cease. f%lT free, 
 deliver, loosen, unfasten, take off. P. be 
 liberated from (abl.), escape. irfTT fasten 
 on (loc), put on, dress a person ("dat., loc, 
 or gen.); with (ace). M. dress one's self, 
 assume (a form etc.); set free, release, 
 dismiss, give up, abandon, return, restore 
 (a debt). P. get rid of (abl.). C. rescue, 
 save, f^ loosen, unharness, take off (clo- 
 thes); abandon, quit, give up, avoid, loose, 
 w. "if not rest or leave off; forgive, par- 
 don; emit, pour forth, utter; hurl, cast, 
 shoot off, take, assume (a shape). M. (also 
 A.) unharness, put up, stop ; (also P.) get 
 
 loose, fall off; P. be freed or escape from, 
 be deprived of, lose (abl., adv. in rT^, or 
 instr.). C. unloose, unharness, liberate 
 from (abl.), ward off. Trf% dismiss, let 
 loose, give up. ^l^ pour forth, shed (tears). 
 C. liberate. — Cf. ^fcT^W, ^TJW, ^^W, 
 
 S» \« V* \* 
 
 2Tr^ a. freeing from, sending forth, emitting, 
 throwing, hurling ( — o). 
 
 ^^ m. a sort of rush or grass. 
 
 Tf^^^«T a. cleaned from grass or rushes. 
 
 TT^Tf^, f. ■!;[ made of Muiija grass. 
 
 ^Z, ^TZ% w. ^^ break or pluck ofl. C. 
 ^TZ^fTf (^*=Trf7r) strangle, smother, kill. 
 
 ?fZ s- basket or bunch. 
 
 T)^" a. shaved, bald ; hornless (cow or goat), 
 lopped (tree); pointless, blunt, m. bald- 
 head, N. of a Daitya etc., pi. N. of a 
 people; n. head. 
 
 ^TJ^efi m. trunk or stem of a tree. 
 
 *IU^"«hmf^f^ f- T. of an Upanishad. 
 
 T'^J^^nfT'T. ^- wearing (a garland of) heads 
 or sculls.'' 
 
 ^U^«) n. shaving the head, tonsure. 
 
 ^XS^"^^, °'?rf7T, PP- TrfrrSTf shave (the head). 
 
 Tf^f^f^l^^ a. shaven-headed. 
 
 ^flj^i^ a. = prec, also hornless. 
 
 ^jPu^^ m« N. of a man. 
 
 ^rl^ s. a kind of grass. 
 
 ^TTf^ m. pi. N. of a people. 
 
 merry, rejoice at, have pleasure in (loc. 
 
 or instr.). C. ^T^'iSffFf (o^) gladden. — 
 
 "^"if rejoice after, with, or at (ace. of pers. 
 
 & th.); agree to, approve of, applaud, 
 
 permit. C. gladden; approve of etc. = S. 
 
 If become or be joyful, exult. C. gladden. 
 
 H"RT meet or welcome with joy, rejoice 
 
 at (ace, r. gen.). C. delight, exhilarate. — 
 
 Cf.lT^f^rT. 
 2?T5[ f. joy, delight. 
 ^T^T f. = prec., poss. o^«fr . 
 ^f^cT a. joyful, glad, merry; delighted with 
 
 (instr. or — o). 
 ^Jrf^T! ro. cloud. 
 ^^ m. a sort of bean. 
 
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 W^X '"• hammer, mallet. 
 
 ^^ rn. N. of a Rishi etc., pi. N. of a people. 
 
 ^T^^TJJ a. bean-coloured. 
 
 W^ a. joyous, glad. 
 
 "W^W n. sealing up, closing. 
 
 ^5^^^? ^'^f^, pp. "Rf^ff seal, stamp, shut, 
 
 print. — ^:g^ unseal, open, f^ seal up, 
 
 shut. 
 *i^\ f. seal, seal-ring^ ring i.g., stamp, print, 
 
 mark, impression; shutting, closing, lock, 
 
 mystery. 
 
 *j 5( T^ & °f^cf a. stamped, sealed, marked 
 with ( — o). 
 
 ^^TT"^^ "• Raksa^a (a minister) and the 
 seal-ring, T. of a drama. 
 
 "^f^cBT f. seal-ring, signet. 
 
 ^rf^ffl^, f. t; having closed eyes. 
 
 "JTVT adv. in vain, for nothing. 
 
 ^fif m impulse or a man driven by (inward) 
 impulse; an inspired saint or seer; ascetic, 
 devotee, hermit, monk, esp. one who has 
 taken the vow of silence; pi. the seven 
 stars of the Great Bear (cf. "^flf). 
 
 ^f^rT»T^T f. the daughter of a Muni. 
 
 ^f'T^f%'=^ m. the grandson of a Muni. 
 
 ^f^"R(^ f. the wife of a Muni. 
 
 ^fifxr^ m. the son of a Muni. 
 
 ^rf^^^ n. a hermit's srove. 
 
 ^fif^"^ m. the best of the Munis, E. of Va- 
 sistha. 
 
 'Tffif^^ m. a hermit's garment; also = seq. 
 
 ^f^'^lf\i|"^ a. wearing a hermit's garment. 
 
 irf^Wrf a. keeping a Muni's vow (i.e. the 
 vow of silence). 
 
 V ^'n» y^ v» ^ 
 
 ^TT^, T^TT^, & ®^T m. the chief of Munis, 
 i.e. a great sage or ascetic. 
 
 'JT'^W n- pl' the food of ascetics. 
 
 "JT^^T f- desire of liberation. 
 
 ipFT^ a. desirous of freeina; (ace. or — «) or 
 of being freed, esp. from mundane exist- 
 ence. 
 
 +l*1^ffT f-5 "^ n. desire of liberation or final 
 emancipation. 
 
 ^JHTCfj f. desire of death. 
 
 THT^ a. wishing to die, moribund, 
 
 ^'^l'^f^^ & °^f%R a. wishing to liberate. 
 
 ?TT; m. N. of a demon slain by Krsna. 
 
 W^^ m. a kind of drum or tambourine. 
 
 TTt^c^^ ^' the conqueror of Mura (Krsna). 
 
 ?Tft[^, or °f^J «!• the foe of Mura (Krsna). 
 
 ;r1^^ m. a cert, fish; pi. N. of a people. 
 
 "gT:TfT ni. ^-g-^f^^ , also N. of a poet. 
 
 Tr#^ m. burning chaff or a burning coal about 
 to be extinguished. 
 
 1^ , ^TStT^TfrT (^T^f?T, ^^fTT), pp. ^f^Tl 
 (q.v.) rob, steal, plunder, rob or bereave 
 of (2 ace); carry off, ravish (lit. & fig.); 
 surpass, excel. — "^fif rob of (2 ace). 
 ■^^, "^T^ & "pT^ take away, carry off. 
 Xlf^ rob of (2 ace). TT rob, take away, 
 withdraw. f% & ^^^ rob, carry off. 
 
 2'^^ robbing, taking away, destroying, sur- 
 passing ( — o). 
 
 i^XfT'^ , °'^f7\ rob, snatch away. — "^J = S. 
 Tf plunder. 
 
 ?rfxffT a. robbed, stolen (also Jf^) plundered 
 or stripped of (ace), ravished, enraptured; 
 destroyed, disappointed, surpassed, ex- 
 ceeded; stripped off, naked; taken in, 
 deceived, cheated, mocked. 
 
 ^fW?f«R n. stolen property. 
 
 ;^^^*r m. robber, thief. 
 
 TT^ m. testicle, du. the vulva. 
 
 ^^%5r m- the region of the scrotum. 
 
 ^^*rTT ^' having testicles. 
 
 TT^T & ;FTW^'fr a. - prec. 
 
 ?TT& f • fist, handful; handle, esp. of a sword. 
 
 ^fSTT^TT ^' blow with the fist. 
 
 iTfS^l" n., °^(€rT f- a fight with fists, hand 
 
 to hand engagement. 
 ^f5^«l^ ni. fighting hand to hand. 
 44^ oR clench the fist. 
 
 vi^r^ m. n. pestle, mace, club, bell-clapper. 
 ^^ff^«][^ a. armed with a club. 
 :^^ m. n., "^T f- a kind of grass. 
 7T^r«fi m. n., "^T f- the same. 
 ^f , 'TUfTT (°%), pp. ^ & ^ (q-v.) he 
 
 confused or faint; err, lose ones senses; 
 
 fail, not turn oijt well. C. ^Tf^fff» *% 
 
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 confuse, bewilder, disarrange, cause to err 
 or fail. I. ^1J1I% be in great confu- 
 
 sion. — "^fTT = S. I. "^^ become per- 
 plexed after (ace). ^JT M. become per- 
 plexed; C. perplex, bewilder, confuse. 
 Iff?;; err, go astray (fig.)* ^- inake confused, 
 throw into disorder. If become perplexed 
 or embarrassed, lose consciousness, faint. 
 f;^ & ^T^ the same ; C. stupefj? , deprive 
 of consciousness, cause to err or fail. — 
 Cf. ^fTI^, Ifff?!^, ^I^ (add.), "q- 
 
 fr^, ^^T^, iT^, fwtr, f^^. 
 <^\m>, ^w^, ^ws- 
 
 ?f^ or ^^ adv. suddenly, at once. 
 
 7T^^ n. moment; instr. pi. =prec. 
 
 ^WX = f^ (=^"^1); for a moment, awhile; 
 every moment, repeatedly (also doubled); 
 on the other hand, however. ^T^T— 'I^^T 
 at one moment — at another, now — now. 
 
 If^rfm.n. moment, instant; hour (= Vso^ay); 
 instr. & abl. in a moment, after a little 
 while, immediately, directly. 
 
 TT^TlcfJ s. moment or hour (cf. prec). 
 
 ^oR (IT^) a. dumb, silent; abstr. OflTf f-, 
 o^t n. 
 
 TIW^«tT m. N. of a mountain, pi. of a people. 
 
 Wg a. erred, gone astray, confused, uncertain, 
 silly, stupid; n. & *>rfTt f. , °^t n. as 
 abstr. 
 
 ^T^%rf*f & °^fl^ a. perplexed in mind. 
 
 'R^'ffS a. stupid, silly (lit. having an un- 
 certain look). 
 
 It^ V. oRT^mcT. 
 2^TTf m. n. a woven basket. 
 ^Tcfcff n. a little basket. 
 ^t^ n. urine. 
 
 «i^M^iEf n. du. urine and excrement. 
 *r^q , '^cT, °% pp. ^rf^rl discharge urine, 
 make water upon (ace). — ^"^=8. tr. 
 
 WITTT (*— ) = ^gft^; »^r^p^^ m. dis- 
 charge of urine and excrement. 
 ?T^ a. relating to urine. 
 1^^ a. stupid, dull. 
 2lT\ a. rushing, impetuous. 
 
 3^1: n. = ^^. 
 
 TP5 N. of a country. 
 
 TllgP a- stupid , dull, silly; inexperienced in 
 (loc); m. fool, blockhead. 
 
 ?T^rfT f«5 ®c^ n- abstr. to prec. 
 
 ■JTW, ^fh, pp. Wi & J{f^ (q.v.) become 
 rigid, coagulate, thicken, increase, grow, 
 sound loudly; become torpid or senseless, 
 faint away, swoon. C. T|^4|f7T (°%) cause 
 to thicken ; form, shape, strengthen, aug- 
 ment, excite, rouse. — ^T(; thicken, co- 
 agulate, become firm or solid, sound loudly. 
 C. stupefy, stun. — Cf. f^^l^rf, ^^f^ff- 
 
 ^Tl^ a. stunning; strengthening ( — o). n. in- 
 ©^ 
 
 crease, growth; f. ^J fainting, swooning; 
 
 swelling or rising of sounds, intonation, 
 note, tone or semitone (in the scale),, mel- 
 ody. 
 
 ^1^ f. thickening, coagulation; swoon, faint, 
 stupefaction, astonishment ; melody. 
 
 ?Tfl|rT ^. rigid, stiff, thick, strong, intensive, 
 
 ©s 
 
 full of, mixed with ( — <>); roused, excited; 
 stupefied, senseless; n. a kind of song. 
 ^TfT a. thickened, coagulated, solid, substantial, 
 
 On. 
 
 corporeal; stupefied, insensible. 
 ?Tf7T f. (firm) body, embodiment, form, shape, 
 
 image, person, adj. — o formed of; pi. the 
 
 solid parts of the body. 
 Tf?!f!^ (abl. adv.) out of the body. 
 ^frfinfr a. embodied, material, incarnate, 
 
 personified; adj. — o formed of. 
 
 :iT\^7f a. being on the head. 
 
 VT^iJ^ m. pi. hair or mane (1. head-born,. 
 
 ^T^Jft^ adv. from or on the head. 
 
 7fV4«(^ m. forehead, scull, head, highest part, 
 top, point, summit, chief, leader. JT^J &> 
 irf^ «i5 put on the head i.e. esteem highly, 
 w. "^ the same, w. g?^ stand above all. 
 
 ^[^«^ a. being on the head, uppermost, high- 
 est, first; cerebral (g.). 
 
 ^T^T f. a kind of hemp, ®T?^ a. made of it. 
 
 On. 
 
 H^ n. (adj. — o f. -^T & k) root (lit. & fig.), 
 foot, basis, foundation, ground, bottom, 
 immediate neighbourhoud; origin, source 
 
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 *^TT??^ 
 
 commencement, cause; the chief person 
 or thing, e.g. text (opp. commentary), cap- 
 ital (opp. interest), also capital = chief 
 city, holder (opp. owner); N. of a lunar 
 mansion (also ra.). — ^-^ cfi or 'Sf^-t tajje 
 root; ^^ ( — o) sprung from, rooted in, 
 resting on ; (o— ) original, chief, first, also 
 = (± ^T) ^Tci; or IJ^rra:, & ^T^T^T 
 from the bottom or the beginning. 
 
 iT^«R, f. °fWcin'= prec. (— ®); n. an esculent 
 root, radish. 
 
 ^^«fi^«^ n. magic with roots. 
 
 T^^T'TcR m- root- digger. 
 
 ^^rTT f-, °f«r n- the being a root or origin. 
 
 *i^(^c| m. a man's name. 
 
 ^^"T^"^ m.the representative of the (original) 
 
 race. 
 
 ^^TTofif?! f- the primary matter (ph.). 
 ^^ITTWflfT a. having been watched by spies. 
 7T^Xf)<^ n. sgl. roots and fruits; the interests 
 of capital. 
 
 ^^"^'5TTir«T a. eating roots and fruits. 
 ©^ 
 ^<!T^(€r m. an old or hereditary servant. 
 
 T^^^'f^'Pff^'tT^ a. living by an hereditary 
 
 vice. 
 
 T^'^T^T n- chief instrument or expedient. 
 
 ^H^Tf'T'^ in- tlu. holder and owner. 
 
 ^^^T a* taking away the roots, uprooting, 
 
 destroying; abstr. o^ n. 
 
 T^T^rf«T n- original seat or residence. 
 
 ^R^lf^l. a. living on roots. 
 ©^ 
 
 "fff^cR a* radical, original. 
 
 irf^'l' a. having a root. 
 
 ^^ a. being at the root. — n. original value, 
 
 price, wages, pay, earnings, gain, capital. 
 
 ^^ s. mouse. 
 
 'rm m. the same. 
 
 '^^'3fi m. thief, robber; mouse, rat. 
 
 Jifqcfi m. mouse, rat; f. ^fq^T the same, 
 ©^ ©s 
 
 . a kind of leech. 
 
 Tf^cfi7[X^c|i m. young mouse, mousey. 
 
 ^"ft^TccfTT ^- niole-hill or mouse-hole. 
 
 IH, Wtf^, ^T%, also P. f^^ (of^), pp. 
 iTrf (q.v.) die, depart from life. C. ^T^^f?I 
 (o%) kill, slay, put to death. D. ^;R-qf?T 
 
 Ctippeller, Sanskrit -English Dictionary. 
 
 wish or be about to die. I. ^•;(^?ff7f 
 suffer the pangs of death. — "^.f die after 
 (ace), follow in death, "^ff^ affect or soil 
 by dying, tyf^ die around (ace). ~ Cf. 
 
 2'^, ^^TfTT, pp. ^Tlf crush, destroy. — "^ftf 
 P- C^jsJtt) be destroyed, f^, "Jf, & f^ = S. 
 
 •g^iSvS & °T!^ m. N. of an ancient sage. 
 
 ^"^n' ^^^' ^'^'RT stroke, rub, smear. C. 
 ^^^fTT, pp. ^grf^cT = seq. — ^f^ S. & 
 C. smear, anoint, fif rub on, touch (loc.) 
 
 ir^ m. curry-comb. 
 
 Tf^T^ f. torrent. 
 
 ^^ m. wild animal, beast of the forest, esp. 
 deer, gazelle (seen also as spot in the moon), 
 musk deer; a cert, high-flying bird; f. 
 J{li\ hind, doe. 
 
 3fT^?T^Iir n- capture of a deer. 
 
 iTTWt^*T"^- hunter (lit. who lives by hunting). 
 
 ^TfTijsr a. hunting wild beasts. 
 
 TlrT'SIIT & ^rff^cRT f. mirage (1. deer-thirst). 
 
 "'^'I^1> f. deer-eyed. 
 
 Tlf^^ "J- pl- beasts and birds. 
 
 ^TfTf^T !«• musk or musk-deer (lit. deer's 
 navel). 
 
 ^^trf^^i^ m. pl. = ^irf^. 
 
 ^T'TRT m- lord of the beasts (lion, tiger, or 
 roebuck). 
 
 ^TT^ ^' musk (1. deer's moisture). 
 
 ^I^^j ^J|^d (*'f7T) chase, hunt, pursue, seek 
 for, strive after (ace), request or beg any- 
 thing (ace.) from (abl., adv. in rf^, or 
 gen. ± ^^"nCT^^). — XlfX seek, f^ search, 
 investigate, examine. 
 
 H«l<(^ m. wild beast, deer. 
 
 ?TT^T f hunting, chase. 
 
 TT^^TT^ & ^T^n^^ n. hunting park. 
 
 ^I"^^^ a. addicted to hunting.* 
 
 YT^^ m. hunter. 
 
 ^^"^J^ & o'^^TW "1. lord of the beasts (lion 
 or tiger). 
 
 ^lITT^^TfT'i: ^' E. of giva. 
 
 ^^I^T'^ifT f- a yellow pigment prepared from 
 
 *" the bile of a deer (cf. ifTXT^^T).'' 
 
 *^7I^7?T5f a. woollen (lit. produced from 
 animal's hair). ^ 
 
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^JHT^«t 
 
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 ^RT^r^^ & ^^T'S^f m. the moon, lit. hav- 
 ing a deer (scil. as its spot). 
 
 TTTrf^'tSR a. wishing to catch or kill a deer. 
 
 **l'l5ll^'TT t- deer-eyed. 
 
 ^Sf^V f- female deer, doe.* 
 
 7T7T^«T n. deer-park. 
 
 7T^^ n. hunting, chase. 
 
 ^^^rr^ ^^- hunter (deer-slayer). 
 
 ^TITT^ m. young deer, fawn. 
 
 ^T^"RT^'^ f- fawn-eyed. 
 
 ^Plf^lX;^ & ^^^np"^ n. N. of a lunar man- 
 sion. 
 
 ^^f i^ m. hunter (lit. = seq.). 
 
 7T7[^«7T m. deer-slayer. 
 
 ^TT"^ f. deer-eyed. 
 
 ^^^ m. = ^31^^^. 
 
 Wl^Tf. = 5^^ 
 
 ?T^rrfV7 m- king of beasts, lion. 
 
 ^'IT'^^TtTT & TTTfT ^- foe of deer, lion. 
 
 ^TTJ^-^-s*^ & ^'ir^in'T f. deer-eyed. 
 
 TR¥( n. sgl. deer and (or) elephant. 
 
 '^J^^, ^'^Tm hunt, search. 
 5R1^ a. to b(^ sought for or inquired after. 
 1^, pp. WW', C. ^^'^ifTT injure, hurt. 
 2^^ f. injury, threat. 
 ^^i| a. perishable, transitory. 
 ^^oRfZT f- a toy-cart made of clay; T. of 
 a drama. 
 
 ^^, ^ift jS (^^fTT, o^, m^fTT, «^), 
 ^df^tTT, o% & TTT^Vf^, "*% pp. J^ (q.v.), 
 ^f^cT, & ^TfWfT (q.v.) wipe, clean, polish, 
 rub, stroke, adorn (M. also refl.); wipe 
 off, remove, destroy, get rid of (ace); 
 (also M.) wipe off (a guilt, i.e. throw it) 
 upon (loc); M. take away, carry off, win. 
 I. ^H^"^, ^"^^^ifH, etc. wipe or clean 
 repeatedly, M. one's self. — ^.f wipe 
 down, smooth, purify. "^Tj wipe off, re- 
 move, throw upon (loc). ^^ stroke down- 
 wards, wipe away. "^ wipe off, clean, 
 purify. "^ stroke upwards; wipe off, 
 clean, adorn; M. refl., also carry off, win. 
 "^Snr stroke, wipe, polish, fif rub in or 
 
 upon (loc), rub or wipe off (M. refl.), 
 lead to, bestow on (loc); M. take for 
 one's self, carry off. f^^ wipe off, destroy. 
 tjf^ wipe all round, rub, stroke, polish, 
 clean, purify; wipe away, remove, de- 
 stroy, get rid of (ace). If wipe, polish, 
 clean, stroke ; wipe off, remove, destroy, 
 frustrate, f^ wipe off, rub dry, clean, 
 purify, embellish, adorn (cT^^T^ refl.), 
 stroke, smear, anoint, ^f?^ rub off, sweep 
 clean, strain, filter, purify, stroke ; wipe 
 off, remove, destroy. — Cf. '^'JI^, Itf- 
 fr^^, TW2. ^^S- 
 
 ^nf a. wiping off, removing, destroying ( — «) ; 
 f. "^ purification, ablution, purity, clean- 
 liness; poss. o"^«fT . 
 
 1{^ a. to be wiped off or destroyed. 
 
 ^^, ^^frf (^35f7l), °H&^^^f7f (^3o'^f7T), 
 
 Off be gracious, forgive (dat. of pers. & ace 
 of th.); treat graciously, make happy. 
 ^f^ forgive. 
 ^^ a. merciful, gracious; m. E. of Agni & 
 
 *" Qiva. 
 
 ^^•f n. showing grace, favouring. 
 "TSo^^ a. merciful, gracious. 
 ^^T«ft f- Mrda's wife, i.e. Parvati. 
 ^f%ig m. = ^fi^. 
 ^^«R (*Jclo|eR) n. grace, mercy. 
 TTir . 'JTTirf^ crush, pound, thrash. — f^f, U, 
 
 * f^, ^5R[ = S. 
 
 TTlTT^n., ^f. lotus-root or fibre; poss. o^nf . 
 ^WT^r^, f. °f^"5RT (adj. — o) = prec. 
 'nn'T^T^^r^ n- bracelet of lotus-fibres. 
 TWT^^^ n. necklace of lotus-fibres. 
 ^^Tf^'ft f. lotus plant or group. 
 ^cT a. dead, deceased, vanished, gone, use- 
 less; m. dead body, corpse, n. death. 
 TTrTcf) m. dead man, corpse; n. death. 
 TcI«R^ a. like dead, almost dead. 
 ^flfcT^^^ n. garment of a dead person. 
 ^ffWTrT a. dead-born. 
 ^fl^^«f, f. '1^ reviving the dead. 
 ^cT^^ ra. dead body, corpse. 
 TtT^T'^ & ®efi a. carrying a corpse. 
 iTffJ^^^^ m. a human corpse. 
 
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 Wrf^f[^ adv. as if dead. 
 
 ^rT^f^^d^ a. wearing the clothes of the 
 
 dead. 
 Tcl^^^'T a- reviving the dead 
 ^cH^ n. dead body, corpse. 
 ^ITclT^ m-, °f •l^ & °1^°' ^^® ^^y ^^ one's death. 
 ^f^ f. death; o^«^ m. mortality. 
 
 (^frf^ s. &) ^f^SRT f. clay, loam. 
 
 ?f%T^ n. pi. earth and water. 
 
 ^rRT"^ n. an earthen vessel. 
 
 ;^f?qT|^ m. a lump of clay. 
 
 ^f?q"«^^f% a- stupid, foolish (lit. having the 
 
 wisdonT of a lump of clay).* 
 ^75?%^ ^' scattering earth over anything. 
 ^ST ni. death or the god ot death; pi. the 
 
 various kinds of death. 
 
 ^(^IcfiT^ m. the time of death. 
 ^(U^ff m. messenger of death, 
 '^^^^^ n. the door of death. 
 ^(^mriT "iJ- death's noose or sling. 
 ^(a^«^ or ^(?7^«^ m. death-fellow (man). 
 ^W*T^ n. danger or fear of death. 
 ^flI^«rT a. subject to death. 
 Wi^ s- dust, powder. 
 
 i^f , ^^Tf?f, ^^f?r, «% (^f^, *»%) PP- 
 
 ^f^, rub, squeeze, crush, smash; wipe 
 off, destroy. C. ^T^^rf?!? °% Pi'ess or rub 
 hard, pound, crush, grind down, destroy, 
 harass, afflict, also cause to be rubbed etc. 
 — "^rf*? crush, smash, destroy, lay waste. 
 iSm the same. ^"^ rub in, mix with (instr). 
 fif smash, destroy, rub or strip off. Xjfl^ 
 trample down, squash, wear away, wipe 
 off. IT crush down, bruise, pound, destroy, 
 ravage, f^ & ^?^ the same. 
 
 2?TT f. clay, loam, mound of earth or lump 
 of clay. 
 
 ^IT^^ m. a kind of drum. 
 
 ^^T f- clay, loam. 
 
 TT^ (f. Ti'i & T^) soft, tender, delicate, 
 mild, gentle, weak, moderate; ra. n. soft- 
 ness, gentleness. 
 
 ^^^ a. soft, gentle, n. adv. 
 
 7T^'5R^ n. du. softness or harshness. 
 
 ^T^f'I'J a. sweet-voiced. 
 
 ''^^^^^ a. gentle and harsh. 
 
 ^^q^ a. soft, gentle (at first); n. adv. 
 
 ^T^^n^ ^' softness, meekness. 
 
 ^^J^lfcfi^ a. specking mildly. 
 
 7T^^ a. soft, tender, mild. 
 
 ^l^T^ a. == ^^^ft^. 
 
 ^1?^^ a. having a mild sun (day). 
 
 ^^^■gj a. soft to the touch. 
 
 ^^^^ a. soft-hearted, kind. 
 
 ^^ ^ become soft, soften. 
 
 '^^^ a. forsaken, helpless. 
 
 ^^T^ "• an earthen vessel. 
 
 ^^^, f. 1^ tender-limbed. 
 
 ^^cfiX f. a vine or bunch of grapes. 
 
 1^^, W^f?T, pp. W^ (q-v.) neglect, forsake, 
 contemn, despise. — xrp(^ slacken, relent, 
 cease. 
 
 2'r(^ f. combat, fight; foe, enemy. 
 
 ^V m. battle, fight. 
 
 i\ ' t\{{^ n. contempt, disdain, only w. oR con- 
 temn, despise. 
 
 ^^ n. disdain, insult; insulter. 
 
 ^HjNt^ a. speaking injuriously, insulting. 
 
 ■toJ^, f. t; made of earth, w. ^ the grave ; 
 s. an earthenware vessel. 
 
 ^•inSTT ^' ^ peacock made of clay. 
 
 ^%T^ n- liirnp of clay. 
 
 w\, ^^iftr, *^, PP- ^fe & ^f^^ touch, 
 
 stroke, grasp, take hold of (lit. & fig.); 
 think of, consider. — "^g grasp, seize, 
 take into consideration, -^f^ touch, feel, 
 bring into contact with (instr.). W^ touch, 
 grope, consider. ^ touch, feel, enjoy, 
 consider, examine. "Cnj touch, seize, grasp, 
 violate (a woman) ; point to, mean, P. be 
 meant. "qf?C touch, grope, seize, examine, 
 try, consider. TT touch, feel. f% touch, 
 feel, stroke, try, examine, find out. C. 
 consider, reflect upon, ^f^ take hold of, 
 seize, touch. - Cf. ^^T^, 2xrft?S. 
 
 '^n' ^^ ^**^^^ "^* ^^^^* forget, suffer^, 
 
 * bear, put up with (ace). C. ?!"q^rfiT, *>% 
 
 make forget (ace); suffer, endure, bear, 
 
 forgive, pardon; w. "if not let alone, 
 
 27* 
 
molest, disturb. — ^fP? forget, neglect. 
 
 mi (also C.) bear patiently. '^^ C. the 
 
 same. T( forget, neglect (ace. or dat.). 
 li^J adv. in vain, uselessly, wrongly, falsely. 
 
 With TT'l. or "^T not believe, w. gj feign. 
 ^milJI*T n. false knowledge, ignorance, folly. 
 ^RTr^T"Ppl. a- speaking falsely, lying. 
 ^"BTT^'^n^ n., o"^^ f. untrue or satirical 
 
 speech, irony. 
 ^^rr^T^ m. = prec; a. = ^XTRlf^- 
 ^^T^lt^ a. = prec. adj. 
 rf^^ n. = ^T^^^^. 
 ^1^ a. cleansed, washed, polished, clean, pure; 
 
 smeared with (instr.); savoury, dainty 
 
 (food); pleasant, charming. 
 ?tfg f. cleaning, dressing (of food). 
 
 %e|i^ m. pi. N. of a people. 
 
 ^^TU" n. wooden stick or spoon. 
 
 (^?i;5T s. &) ^li^T f. girdle (lit. & fig.) ; 
 
 also=seq. 
 ^^^T'T^ n. the place of the girdle, the hips. 
 ^'^^T^'fT^ a. having a girdle, girt. 
 T'^f^'l^ a.= prec; m. aBrahraanical student. 
 %^ m. cloud, abstr. o-^f n. 
 T^^T^ m. the time of clouds, the rainy 
 
 season. 
 %^fT m. the Cloud -Messenger, T. of a 
 
 poem. 
 1%^«TT^ m. thunder (lit. cloud-noise). 
 2^^fT^ a. sounding like thunder, roaring. 
 ^^•tlf^n, ^ ''l^'iwm a. = prec. 2. 
 ^^H'RT f. wreath of clouds, lit. = seq. 
 ^^TT^ f- line of clouds. 
 %^T^T & o%?§T f. the same. 
 ^'Gr^TTrf a. wind with clouds or rain.* 
 ^^^^ n. rain (lit. cloud-water). 
 ^^^^ m. rising or gathering of clouds. 
 ^^^ a. dark blue, black; m. an eye in a 
 
 peacock's tail. 
 %f^ or %f^ m. crackling, rustling. 
 
 %^ f. = ^r^, ^^. 
 
 %^ n. (m.) the membrum virile. 
 ^ITW «J- elephant-keeper, N. of a poet. 
 %H m. who erects or builds. 
 ^^if n. abusive speech. 
 
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 %f%Tm. , %^ f. pillar, post (esp. to bind 
 
 cattle to), prop for supporting the shafts 
 
 of a carriage. 
 %^ m. = %^^; a cert, mixed caste. 
 ^^if n. fattening. 
 %^^ n. (m.) fat, corpulence. 
 ^^^•fr^ & %^"fe«t. ^' f^t) corpulent. 
 %f^^ m. partner, companion; f. ^f^^ the 
 
 earth, land, soil, spot, place. 
 %f^"'ft"^rf^ ni- earth-lord, king. 
 ^f^T^lX ^' ^^^ same. 
 
 %^^ a. fat, thick, dense; as thick as, full 
 ^of(-o). 
 %^ a. fat, thick. 
 T{\^ m. juice of meat, broth ; sap or essence, 
 
 esp. of the sacrificial animal; the victim 
 
 or sacrifice itself. 
 %\iftrf7T or ^^tffTf m. lord of sacrifice. 
 1%^^ n. sacrifice. 
 2%\ir^ a. intelligent, wise; — » intelligence, 
 
 wisdom. 
 ^^^"fir f- g^in of a prize or reward. 
 %\iT f' prize, reward; mental vigour or 
 
 power, intelligence, wisdom. 
 %^T^«T'T a. producing wisdom ; n. N. of a 
 
 cert. rite. 
 ^\iJTf?Tf^ m- ^- of sev. sages. 
 ^Vjf^'l^ a. intelligent, wise, judicious. 
 
 ^f%ri: a. = ^^^rrf^ii:. 
 
 ^\S( a. full of sap or pith, vigorous, mighty; 
 fit for a sacrifice, pure, undefiling. 
 
 %^f|l f., 0(cj n. abstr. to prec. 
 
 ^^Tf?rf^ m. N. of a Rishi. 
 
 ^•T«RT f« N. of an Apsaras etc. 
 
 ^ifT f. wife, female. 
 
 %fif f. weapon, thrust, punishment, vengeance, 
 anger, wrath. 
 
 ^^ a. to be (being) measured; discernible, 
 provable, demonstrable. 
 
 %^ m. N. of a mountain. 
 
 %^«RZ & °Vi^ n. the summit of Meru. 
 
 %^^^l| m. du. mount Meru and a mustard- 
 seed. 
 
 ?f^ m., ^T f. meeting, assembly. 
 
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 iTT'^'T 
 
 ^^^ m. =prec., ©^ cR assemble. 
 
 ^^iT n. meeting, assembling, union. 
 
 ^"q" m. ram, sheep, in Veda also a fleece or 
 anything woollen; f. ^ ewe. 
 
 %f^|c|rr f. = prec. f. 
 
 l^^qfqijy m. du, the testicles of a ram. 
 
 2%XjH'qijf a. having the testicles of a ram. 
 
 %^ m. a cert, rapacious animal. 
 
 %^ m. urine; ace. w. eR make water. 
 
 %^wj n. the membrum virile, also = prec. 
 
 ^^•TT (instr. adv.) in streams, abundantly. 
 
 %^«TT"^^ a- bestowing abundantly. 
 
 %f^«l^ a. making water (— «). 
 
 ^^, f. t^ coming from clouds, cloudy. 
 
 %"^, f. \ belonging to or coming from a 
 friend, friendly, kind, benevolent, affec- 
 tionate; also relating to Mitra. — m. N. 
 of a cert, mixed caste & of a cert, alliance 
 (scil. ^fv), a man's name; f. ^"^ friend- 
 ship, benevolence, likeness with ( — «); 
 n. friendship, N. of a lunar mansion, the 
 evacuation of excrement (presided over 
 by Mitra). 
 
 %^^fcf} n. friendship. 
 
 ^^^^rfTTcR m. a kind of phantom or 
 demon. 
 
 ^TT^W "^- pl- N. of a Vedic school. 
 
 ^TT'^TXft^ff ?rr f. T. of a Samhita. 
 
 %'^^^Tjjf, f. ^^ relating to Mitra and Varuna. 
 
 ^f^*[^ m. friend. 
 
 ^"^^T^ m. friendship. 
 
 "Jf^^ a. benevolent, kind; m. & f . t^ patron, 
 of sev. men & women, m. also = seq. 
 
 7T^iT«fi m. N. of a cert, mixed caste. 
 
 ^5f n. friendship. 
 
 %f^^5 f. ^ relating to Mithila. m. sgl. & pi. 
 the king & the people of M., f. f;^ the 
 
 . princess of M., i.e. Sita. 
 
 ^^^, f. t^ paired, coupled; relating to copu- 
 lation; n. copulation, marriage. 
 
 TT^fi^*^ a. having sexual intercourse. 
 
 ^Er«5r a. relating to copulation. 
 
 ^ifXeR m. N. of a mountain & a Daitya. 
 
 %1T^ & ^f'TcR m. fisherman. 
 
 ^»^ m. N. of a monkey. 
 
 '^T^, f. '1^ relating to (mount) Meru. 
 
 'm^ m. n. a kind of intoxicating drink. 
 ^T V. l^T- 
 
 %T^n. a skin flayed or cast off'; f. ^T^ night. 
 %TW^ a. to be freed, relinquished, given 
 
 up, hurled upon (loc). 
 iTTW m. releaser, deliverer, restorer. 
 
 ^T"^ in- deliverance, release from (abl., gen., 
 or — o), esp. final emancipation, death; 
 loosening, unbinding, solution (of a 
 question), shedding (of tears or blood), 
 uttering (of a curse), throwing, shooting 
 off^; scattering, strewing; giving up, aban- 
 doning. 
 
 %T^eR a. loosening, untying, setting free. 
 
 ^T'^TJF a. freeing, delivering; n. deliverance, 
 acquittance, loosening, untying, letting 
 go or flow, giving up. 
 
 ^NUTV^ a. to be let go or given up. 
 
 ^T'^"'7TT^W a- having final emancipation as 
 chief object. 
 
 %T^^T^ m. deliverance, emancipation. 
 
 %T^^ , *>^rRT (°ff) set free, deliver, draw 
 out of, release from (abl.), emancipate; 
 let flow, shed, cast, hurl. — f^ & ^WC 
 liberate, set free. 
 
 %j^f%frT^ a. to be liberated. 
 
 ^T'^f^fT ni. deliverer, liberator. 
 
 %T^"5JT1^ n. the doctrine of emancipation. 
 
 %j^^^if n. means of emancipation. 
 
 %Tf^^^ a. striving after or partaking of 
 emancipation. 
 
 %T%^^ f- desire of emancipation. 
 
 %T^ a. to be liberated or saved. 
 
 ^1^ (%T^) a. vain, useless, causeless, good 
 for nothing; » — & n. adv. 
 
 ^T^eh^*t^ a. of vain acts. 
 
 ^T^^TT a. of vain knowlege. 
 
 ^T^ffT f- vainlessness, uselessness. 
 
 ^T'^T^ a. of vain hopes. 
 
 %T^ w. cfi frustrate, disappoint; w. ^ P. 
 
 ^T^ m., ^T f- names of plants. 
 
 %pq"cR a. liberating, freeing from ( — o). 
 
 ^T^«T, f. t; delivering from, hurling (— <>) ; 
 n. release, deliverance from (abl. or — <>), 
 loosening, unyoking, discharging, emitting. 
 
%T^^^ 
 
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 ^T^^^ & ^pq-f^nT^ a. to be liberated or 
 set free. 
 
 ^T^ a. the same, to be given back or re- 
 stored. 
 
 ^T^eR m. n. globule, pill. 
 
 7{'\rL^ a. (—0) & n. crushing, breaking, 
 strangling. 
 
 ^^ m. delight, gladness; fragrance. 
 
 %J^cR a. delighting ( — ®); m. n. small round 
 comfit, smeetmeat. 
 
 ^T^if a. & n gladdening, delighting. 
 
 *lld<1^ a. to be rejoiced at, delightful. 
 
 ^Tf^ a. rejoicing, pleased, happy; glad- 
 dening ( — o). 
 
 ^?T^ a. crazy, mad. 
 
 ^TT^ m. a kind of plant. 
 
 ^"m m. robber, thief; robbery, theft; robbed 
 or stolen property. 
 
 ^T'^TIf a. (—0) & n. robbing, stealing. 
 
 Wi"^ a. to be stolen. 
 
 ^^ ni. unconsciousness, bewilderment, per- 
 plexity, swoon; error, infatuation, dark- 
 ness or delusion of mind (ph.), ignorance, 
 
 ^^•T, f. %^ stupefying, perplexing, deceiving 
 (—0); n. the act of stupefying etc., error, 
 delusion, fascination, seduction, sexual 
 intercourse. 
 
 'iTf •fl"^ a. producing or relating to illusion. 
 
 TT^^^, f. t^ consisting of error or delusion. 
 
 ••^T^T^T ^' T. of sev. works (lit. the ham- 
 mer of ignorance). 
 
 TT^f^TrT m. perplexer, infatuator. 
 
 ^T^^ff! a. perplexed, infatuated. 
 
 ^TTf^t^ a. perplexing, bewildering. 
 
 WtFcR a. falling into confusion. 
 
 TT^mTT f' ^ kind of comparison (rh.) 
 
 ^fW«fi a. desirous of emancipation; n. (m.) 
 a pearl. 
 
 ^rfW^T^f^ or o^ f. string of pearls, 
 necklace. 
 
 ^Tf^cfiTfTT ^^' ^^^^ same.* 
 
 ?TT^ n. dumbness. 
 
 W{^ a. relating to the mouth. 
 
 ^T^^ n. talkativeness. 
 
 ^"H^ n. simplicity, inexperience, innocence. 
 
 %J^ n. uselessness. 
 
 ^T^ n. banana (the fruit). 
 
 ^T^^rt a. coming from the mountain Muja- 
 
 vant. 
 ^J^, f. ^'^ made of Munja- grass, f, ^ (sc. 
 
 %'^^) such a girdle. 
 ^Xf^«^ a. wearing a girdle of Munja-grass. 
 tlrftf^^^ & tT^^J^r^ n- the tying of 
 
 the girdle (v. prec). 
 ^JSX "• simplicity, stupidity. 
 ^jirgj n. shaving of the head, tonsure. 
 %TW^ m. patron, from Mudgala; a cert. 
 
 mixed caste. 
 %X^ n. the condition of a Muni or holy sage; 
 
 silence. 
 %T^f Pfl a. = seq. 2. 
 l^T^lWcT "• the vow of silence. 
 2^TTWfT a. observing the vow of silence. 
 %Tf^1 a. keeping silence; abstr. ofi^qf n. 
 ^JI^ n. stupidity, folly. 
 ^TtJ m. pi. N. of a dynasty. 
 %T^, f. t^ Murva (a kind of hemp); f. "1^ (scil. 
 
 ^1'5IT) such a girdle. 
 %|^^T f. a bowstring made of Murva fibres. 
 ^T^ a. coming from roots, radical, original, 
 
 native, traditional, hereditary. 
 ^Xf^ m. head, top, point; crest, diadem 
 
 (also f.). — IRTT^T "HtVI put on the head 
 
 i.e. receive with submission. 
 %"lf^«X. a* diademed, crested; being at the 
 
 head of, excelling ( — o). 
 ^Tf^T5!T & °iTTf^^ f- a crown worn on 
 
 the head. 
 ^T^ a. being at the root. 
 TfT^^ a. shaped like a club or fought with 
 
 clubs (battle). 
 ^T^n ni' an astrologer (knower of hours). 
 %T^"Rt«R a. lasting an instant, momentary; 
 
 m. astrologer. 
 "'^T, ^•ff?!, w. ■^7 mention, repeat, regard as, 
 
 take for (ace). ^HTIthe same.- Cf.^T^^cT 
 
 (add.), ^;FrRtTrf. 
 i?!"^^, 1?r^f7f be fixed in, rest on (loc); be 
 
 present. — "^XJ keep off. ^J be present 
 
 in or on (loc). f«f hold; M. be present in 
 
 (loc). tJ^T be beside. ^J^ keep together. 
 
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 1^^ 
 
 i^C^ V. W^ . 
 
 t^^ a. rubbing, destroying. 
 
 Igf^TSf n. rubbing, anointing; ointment, oil. 
 
 ^f V. ^. 
 
 ^rfeT«l^ ra. softness, meekness. 
 
 l^^^[j^ (compar.) softer, milder. 
 
 'ftm:, f^^fTT (±f^) dissolve, decay. 
 
 W^, ^^f^^ w. fiTset (of the sun), w.-^jf^ 
 
 f^ set upon (ace). - Cf. "^firf^^W (add.). 
 ^, ^^%^f^f7T, pp. WlSr^fT (q.v.) repeat. 
 ^T, ^T^fTf, o% (WTtcI), pp. ^Trt & ^"R 
 
 (q.v.) relax, languish, wither, fade, decay. 
 
 C. ^rt^fir cause to wither or langish, 
 
 weaken. - "qf^, ij, t^= S. — Cf. ^i^T^ 
 
 ^Iff a. made soft by tanning. 
 ^T«T a. withered, faded, languid, weak, van- 
 ished, gone; n. & «rfT f • = seq. 
 
 W\f^ f- withering, decay, languor, dejection. 
 ^Tf^^t. ^' withering, fading away. 
 
 ^^, #J^f7r, pp. "^W go to rest. — "^ 
 rise. '^Xf retire to, hide behind (ace). fiT 
 go down, set. "^ff^:ff% set upon (ace). — 
 Cf. ^^W (add.). 
 
 IF> *^ "^(?T speak barbarously or unintelli- 
 gibly. 
 
 5 m. barbarian or barbarism. 
 ^ "^ cIT f- abstr. to prec. 
 ^^(■^filX ^' ^^® country of the barbarians. 
 ^T^«1 n. barbarian or unintelligible speech. 
 i^T^^f^ a. speaking a barbarous or foreign 
 language. 
 
 ^ 
 
 ^ pron. rel. (n. ^^ q-v.) who, which; if 
 anybody (mostly w, opt.). Repeated or 
 connected with Tf (q.v.) or cfi'g, c()'^«T, 
 efff^^, %T'Sf^ whoever, whichever, what- 
 ever, any. ^T «J ^«^, "^T^l I who, thou 
 who etc. 
 
 ^^=^ who, which. 
 
 ZT^i^^ & i|c|iri^ n. the liver. 
 
 ^cUT"^ m. the sound ^. 
 
 75Jcfi^[lJ a. liver-coloured. 
 
 ^W^, ^"^"HT, ®% w. II press on, strive after 
 (ace), overtake. 
 
 '^^ n. a supernatural being or apparition, 
 ghost, spirit; m. a class of genii, attendants 
 on Kubera (f. ^); abstr. OffTt f , ®^t "• 
 
 "^■^cR^?? & ®Vq m. kinds of ointment or 
 perfume. 
 
 ^^^^ a. having the look of a supernatural 
 apparition. 
 
 ^JT^TClfTT, *TT^o ^ **'^'f^ ™- ^^"S of tiie Yak- 
 sas, E. of Kubera. 
 
 ^"^Tf^^ & ^^'PrffT nrj. the same. 
 
 ^f^*! a. pressing on, avenging; or agile, li- 
 vely ; f. 'T^^t a female Yaksa. 
 
 ^^ m. N. of a people. 
 
 ^J%^ & Zf%gi; m. = ''EIW^fTf. 
 
 ^■^ & ''Sr^*^^ m. disease, esp. consumption. 
 
 "^f^T*^ a. consumptive. 
 
 -^"^ a. lively, agile. 
 
 ^^^ a. of what (rel.) faith. 
 
 1T(\, "^l^fiT, °%, pp. Xi (q-v-) worship, esp. 
 with sacrifices or oblations, consecrate, 
 hallow, offer, sacrifice (A. mostly on ac- 
 count of another, M. on one's own account 
 or by the help of another). C. ''qTWTfTT 
 o% sacrifice (as priest) for (ace) with 
 (instr.), cause a person, (ace) to sacrifice 
 with (ace or instr.) by means of a priest 
 (instr.). D. f^^T^fTT, "% wish to sacri- 
 fice. — '^g worship afterwards with 
 (instr.). "^q drive away, M. purchase by 
 a sacrifice. '^ftT sacrifice (ace of the god 
 or the oblation). W^ avert, drive away, 
 or satisfy by a sacrifice. "^ consecrate, 
 hallow, worship, win by a sacrifice (for 
 men from the gods, M. also for one's self). 
 Xff^ get or procure by a sacrifice; wor- 
 ship or sacwfice before or after another. 
 
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 Tf worship, sacrifice; offer the Prayaja. 
 ^f^ worship or sacrifice (together); do 
 homage to, revere, C. cause to sacrifice 
 together, act as sacrificing priest for (ace). 
 
 — Cf. Tj^, ^^imr^. 
 
 2^r«I worshipping, sacrificing (— ®). 
 im'^ & ^^"^ a. venerable, holy. 
 Uf^^ m. any oblation not burnt (opp. ^"^if?!)- 
 ^^^1^7 & i)^^ dat. inf. to 1^^ . 
 ^gpT n. sacrificing or a place of sacrifice. 
 ^EJ^^^ (± "^^«Q n. the day of sacrifice or 
 
 consecration. 
 ij^^M m. a person who institutes or per- 
 forms a sacrifice and pays the expenses 
 of it; also sacrificer, Brahman i.g. 
 «4^«1i«irut'^ "1* the pupil of a Brahman. 
 ^^^ n. worship. 
 T(W[ f. N. of a tutelary goddess. 
 ^f^ a. worshipping, sacrificing ( — o) ; m. 
 
 sacrifice. 
 '^rf^l. ni. worshipper, sacrificer. 
 ^rf^"^ (superl.) sacrificing best or most. 
 ^lf%xg a. worshipping or adoring (the gods). 
 ^Wt^^ (compar.) sacrificing better or best. 
 ^^^?[ a. knowing sacrificial formulas. 
 ^^^ m. the Veda of the Yajus or sacrificial 
 
 texts. 
 ^^^ adv. on the side or with regard to 
 
 the Yajus. 
 ^"^•fl^ a. accompanied with a sacrificial 
 
 formula. 
 «l^«l a. relating to worship. 
 ^^^ n- sacred 1^ w&,-^ worship , sacrifice; 
 sacrificial text, also = '^T^'^^ (sgl. & pL). 
 "^"^ m. worship, devotion, homage, praise, 
 
 prayer; sacrifice, oblation. 
 I^^c|i4n, n- sacrificial act. 
 2^'^^4?n. a. performing a sacrifice. 
 ^"^T^ a. eager for w^orship or sacrifice. 
 ^r^5^ a. performing or causing a sacrifice. 
 ''I'^^^ m. sacrificial rite or ceremony. 
 ^^f^^T f. sacrificial act. 
 ^^"^fTT m- a goat for sacrifice. 
 ^"^T^ ^- ^ borse for sacrifice. 
 ^^^tT m. a man's name. 
 "^T^^^ f. initiation into sacrifices. 
 
 ^"^^T ^' experienced in worship. 
 
 ^^^ a. directing the sacrifice. 
 
 ^^^rfirna. lord (either performer or receiver) 
 
 of the sacrifice, E. of sev. gods. 
 ^^XI^ m. animal for sacrifice, victim. 
 "^^^T*^ "• sacrificial utensil. 
 ^"sjfM^ & ^ift" a. liking sacrifices. 
 I'^'^WI ni- share of a sacrifice. 
 2^'^*?T^ a. having a share in a sacrifice. 
 ^^^T'PgT™- E. of Indra (lit. lord of prec. 1). 
 ^■^Tftr f- place for sacrifice. 
 ^^^c(; m. arranger of a sacrifice, E.ofVisnu. 
 ^'S!*l**f«V ^' intent on sacrifices. 
 ^"^^ n. mouth or opening of a sacrifice. 
 ^IT^''^^ ni' N. of a demon (lit. stealer of 
 
 sacrifices). 
 "?T^^«T^ a. loving sacrifice. 
 '^T^^.fr^ a. worshipping, adoring. 
 t'^T^'^^'l a. promoting sacrifice. 
 *^^^^ m. N. of a man. 
 ^"^TRT m., ®^^ li. place for sacrifice. 
 ^"^^T^ a. conducting the sacrifice, conveying 
 
 it to the gods. 
 "^^^Tff a. the same, E. of Visnu & (piva. 
 ^■^^Tf^ a. offering or receiving sacrifice. 
 ^"Sjfci^ a. skilled in sacrifice. 
 "^■^f^^T f. skill in sacrifice. 
 '^'^^^' a. exalted of delighted with sacrifices. 
 "^"W^V a. delighting in sacrifices. 
 "^T^^'^TSr n- sacrificial shed. 
 "^"^^T^T f. sacrificial hall. 
 ■^"^IfT^ n. the science of sacrifice. 
 ^'^'fil'5 n. the remnants of a sacrifice; 
 
 ^'STITT n. the eating of them. 
 ^^^^ a. zealous about offering sacrifices. 
 
 ^■^^ a. promoting sacrifice. 
 
 ^"^Sr^ m. the best of sacrifices. 
 
 ^"^^^T f. the ground- form of a sacrifice. 
 
 ^■^^^^ n. sacrificial hall. 
 
 ^"^^^^ n. an assembly at a sacrifice. 
 
 ^"^^T^^ & °^T^«f a. performing sacrifice 
 
 or worship. 
 ^'^^'^ n. the sacrificial cord. 
 ^'^^^f'T m. N. of sev. men, E. of Visnu etc. 
 ^"51^*1, a. disturbing sacrifice. 
 
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 ^i[!v5»c(^ & t°?T2 n^- offerer at a sacrifice. 
 
 ^^T^ n. limb i.e. part, means, or implement 
 of a sacrifice; m. E. of Visnu-Krsna. 
 
 ^^I^<1*T "• place for sacrifice. 
 
 ^■^T'gvr n. sacrificial instrument; poss. °f%i«t^. 
 
 ■^iiJT^H ^^^- ^^^ ^ sacrifice. 
 
 ^f^«^ a. rich in sacrifices (Visnuj. 
 
 ilp^i^ a. relating to, skilful in, or worthy 
 of sacrifice; sacrificial, pious, holy, divine, 
 m. offerer or a god. 
 
 ^"^■^ a. sacrificial. 
 
 "^^'51' & o^'5(; m. lord of the sacrifice (Visnu). 
 
 '^j^ltf^ri n. the investiture with the sacri- 
 ficial cord or the s. cord itself. 
 
 ^l^m^VRh^ a- invested with the sacrificial 
 cord. 
 
 yi^ a. performing or receiving worship. 
 
 ^J^i^ m., ^<3cj<\ f- worshipper, sacrificer, 
 pious man or woman ; adj. sacrificial. 
 
 -^^^ "^TrTfTI, o%, pp. W^ (q.v.) & ^TftfcT A. 
 join, connect, unite; A. (M.) associate 
 one's self with, rival with (instr.); M. 
 join one's self with, meet (as friends or 
 foes); M. (A.) try to join, strive after, 
 endeavour at, be devoted to or intent up- 
 on (loc, dat., ace. =fc irfTTj or infin.); absol. 
 exert one's self, take pains, be cautious 
 or careful. C "^cir^f?!, °% A. put in order, 
 arrange, join, connect (M. refl.), remind 
 (gen.) of (ace); requite with reward or 
 punishment (also M.). — ■^tv M. fasten, 
 stick or put on. "^T arrive, enter, stay 
 or abide in (loc), strive after (dat.). "^^T 
 C. A. connect, unite, cause to join or par- 
 take of (loc. or ace). '^TR M. befall, fif 
 M. get at (loc). f^^ C. carry off, lead 
 away; fetch out of, get, procure, give 
 back, restore, requite. irfTff'I^ C. give 
 back, restore. xrf5Q surround. TT make 
 effort, take pains, strive after, endeavour 
 ^t (loc, dat,, ace, or infin.). uf^f thwart, 
 oppose; retaliate, requite, f^ C. arrange; 
 do penance; vex, harass. ^J^ A. join, 
 connect; M. intr. join with (instr.), as- 
 semble, meet together, encounter. — Cf. 
 ^^T^Tf (sic!), ^T^Tl, ^^-RTtT, ^^tT- 
 
 "^ft a. held, restrained, checked, controlled. 
 ^TrTf^TTTWt. a. restraining one's mind and 
 
 self. 
 ^'5nT%<T^ a. restrained in mind. 
 ^cT^^ n. impers. = "^ifTfrf^. 
 ^f!?r a. who or which (rel.) of many. 
 "^fT^^ adv. in which (rel.) of many ways. 
 ^flX a. who or which (rel.) of two. 
 ^fcTT'^T adv. in which (rel.) of two ways. 
 '^ffsTcT a- observing vows; devout, firm, 
 
 constant. 
 
 iJdH, ^^^' (= ^^^- o^ ^) ^^om whom, what or 
 which, (from) where (repeated from whom 
 etc. soever); wherefore, why, because, 
 as ; since (+ iprfTT) ; as soon as ; that, so 
 that, in order that. — Cf. ctrT^' 
 
 '^ft^'^ a. lifting up or stretching out the 
 sacrificial ladle. 
 
 ^frr^R«l, & <>^^«fr a. self-restrained. 
 
 l'?if?T pi. as many (correl. of ?lf?f). 
 
 2^if?T m. controller, esp. of self i.e. ascetic, 
 devotee; N. of a myth, race of ascetics 
 etc. 
 
 3^f?r f. restraint, control; pause, caesura. 
 
 ^f^T'M I •j^T^SnO" n. a kind of penance. 
 
 '^fTIfT^ n. impers. to be striven after (loc). 
 
 ^fn^ n- the state of an ascetic 
 
 Tq'fTf^, f. '^ the as (rel.) maniest. 
 
 "^ffTT^ adv. in as (rel.) many parts or ways. 
 
 "^fTfilf^ m. ascetic 
 
 ^fffiqT'^ n. an ascetic's vessel. 
 
 "^jfT^^^ a. wearing an ascetic's garments. 
 
 ^(^ffT'l a. which desiring. 
 
 ^TccffT'^i'T (instr. adv.) in which design. 
 
 ^TcofrTTWl. ^d^'* ^^^ which motive or rea- 
 son; because, since. 
 
 '4|ccjj% adv. wherefore, why. 
 
 ^^(^ m. endeavour, effort, labour, pains about 
 (loc or — o). o — , instr., abl. & adv. in 
 rl^ with effort, diligently, carefully; 
 T(^ ^ take pains, strive after, endeavour 
 at (loc or infin.). 
 
 "^^^ifT a. making effort, energetic, zealous 
 about (loc). 
 
 ^r5T^^ a. of what power. 
 
 "^"^ (^TT) adv. (=Joc. of '^) where, when, 
 
-^^m 
 
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 while, as, if. - '^^ W^ (± ^fxi) where- 
 ver, everywhere. ^"^ Ip ^ (=*= T) the 
 same, at any time. "^"^ liT'pT anywhere, 
 here and there. 
 
 Jl'W^ a, where being or dwelling. 
 
 ij^^ l^^ a. resting where evening (comes). 
 
 '^'^^cR (o— ) where one likes, at pleasure. 
 
 ^^rafff a. where arisen. 
 
 i((<^^l^ a- being in what number, count- 
 ing how many. 
 
 ^^ adv. as, in which way (correl, cf^Tj ^^^ 
 or T[;^J^), as truly as (corr. cf^T)? as for 
 example (also rT^^T)- As conj. that (also 
 before a direct quotation with ^f?T), so 
 that, in order that; as, since; as if. Often 
 o — in adject. & adv., where sometimes not 
 to be translated. - Cf. W^^^, ft^T, & cl^- 
 
 ^^Tcfif^cT a. (as) already mentioned. 
 
 ^^n«RrI^ a. to be done under certain cir- 
 cumstances; n.the proper course of action. 
 
 ^^ToR^ adv. according to (the respective) 
 actions. 
 
 "^T^^TTT^ (or o^^j^) adv. according to 
 wish, agreeably, at one's ease. 
 
 ^^T^T^ a. = "^[^TifiTf^ adj. 
 
 ^^TWr^^C ^^^' according to time, in due time. 
 
 ^^T^rf a. well done, agreed; n. OeRrTR; adv. 
 as has been done, as usually, as agreed. 
 
 ^^T^T^T^ adv. according to order, in reg- 
 ular series. 
 
 ^?^T%^R;adv. with playful or gentle motion. 
 
 ''^^TTcT a. (n. & instr. adv.) on which (way) 
 one came before. 
 
 ^^T^JTifj^; adv. as it has been got or found 
 (of a ring, lit. according to its arrival).* 
 
 ^^^1 adv. limb after limb. 
 
 if^lf^Tf?^ adv. according to a person's 
 thought or will.* 
 
 ^VS^iPcjIifrrfTg^frf^^ a. judging by one's 
 own frame of mind. 
 
 "^^T^T^ adv. according to (the best of 
 
 one's) knowledge. 
 '''Sr^^^ft ^dv* according to age or rank. 
 ^^Idiq (°— ) & n. adv. according to truth. 
 ^^rr^5F(; adv. as it really is, exactly, accu- 
 rately, duly. 
 
 ^J^rf^'^ adv. in accordance with the truth. 
 
 '^^T^f^cPPl. adv. as shown. 
 
 '^^T'fe«B & ®t^l|5F^ adv. according to the 
 
 various quarters of the sky. 
 '^^T'^?:^ adv. as seen. 
 ^^12"^^ adv. deity after deity. 
 I^^T^IT'^ ^^^'* according to places. 
 2'?T^1^1X1. ^^^'* according to direction. 
 ^^'KT^'T^ adv. according to duty or right. 
 ^"^ZfT^fT a. as has been read, corresponding 
 
 to the text. 
 'i|V»|rf^f^^ a. as before mentioned. 
 ^'^^T'^EI'^ adv: according to rule, justly. 
 ^^TXJX^nf^ adv. according to the wares. 
 ^^X^^ a. (being) as before; n. °TTq^ adv. 
 
 one after another, as before. 
 ^'^TTirfH^'l adv. according to promise or 
 
 agreement. 
 ^^TII%"5ri adv. according to direction or 
 
 place. 
 '?I^T1TO"T«T^ adv. according to precedence or 
 
 superiority. 
 ''Er^TT^ri^ adv. as intended or begun. 
 ^"^TinW^ & °%T adv. according to one's 
 
 might. 
 '^"^TITT'R a. suitable to circumstances, in 
 
 conformity with a particular state or rule, 
 
 proper; n. adv. regularly, correctly (g.). 
 ^I^^'5fJ^ adv. according to power or to (the 
 
 condition of) the army. 
 "^^T^"5fJ|;^ a. according to the seed. 
 ^^T^T'H^ adv. according to shares or 
 
 portions; in the respective or proper 
 
 places. 
 ^^ifil^cf a. as wished or desired; n. adv. 
 
 according to wish, at pleasure. 
 ^^if^^fT a. & adv. = prec. (also o — ). 
 '^^f^'^f^rl a. as wished for, agreeable. 
 ^^Tf^^f^fT & ^^"nfts a. the same. 
 ^^T^fT^ff a. as requested or asked for. 
 "^^"RTff! adv. according to one's opinion or 
 
 judgment. 
 '^^T^^ a. according to the chief or first, 
 
 according to rank and dignity; n. adv. 
 ^^T^^rT^Ri; & oi^T^Tj; adv. according to 
 
 text or tradition. 
 
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 ^V!|l(^|^*(. 
 
 ^^T'^fT'TH ^^^'- according to place, in the 
 
 right place. 
 ^^1"^^?^ adv. as is fit, in regular order. 
 ^^^TTF^ adv. according to circumstances. 
 ^^I^T'^'R;, adv. as is fit or proper. 
 ^^7^'^^ a. of which kind or sort; n. ^^^^ 
 
 adv. in a suitable way, properly, duly. 
 ^?IT^1''8J a. accordant with the thing or fact, 
 
 true, exact, proper, fit; <> — & °^*^ adv., 
 
 n. also as subst. the pure truth. 
 '^^^•TT'R^ a. having a true name. 
 '^^T^«TTT*I[. "• a true name; a. = prec. 
 ^^if^rf a, = '^^THTf^ff. 
 ^^T^ a. according to worth or merit, fit, 
 
 right; o — & n. adv. 
 
 Tp^T^fScT a. as obtained or met with, pre- 
 viously found. 
 
 ^^T^T^ (« — ) & o*f^ adv. just as it happens 
 to occur; justly, accidentally. 
 
 ^^Tf^f'^rng^f^^ a. perceiving that a 
 thing is (only) painted.* 
 
 ^^!%T«fe'l. adv. according to room or place; 
 in the proper place. 
 
 "^^T^f^ adv. according to propriety, as is 
 
 fit or right, properly, duly. 
 '^^T^'^TB^ & **^^^Jl. adv. according to age. 
 '^WT^li'fl. adv. according to pleasure. 
 TJT^T^^"?^;?^ adv. on every occasion. 
 ■^^T^"^ a. according to the state of the 
 
 matter, exact. 
 '^^if^^'^ adv. according to knowledge. 
 ^^Tft^ a. of which kind or sort. 
 ^^Tf^^T'T^ & °^'R«T adv. according to 
 
 precept or rule. 
 '^^if^fV adv. = prec. ; i.g. properly, duly. 
 ^"^Tf^M'4|*i^ adv. according to the object or 
 
 matter. 
 ''Sr^T^^ a. of what strength ; n. adv. accord- 
 ing to strength or courage. 
 ^^T^rTa. as happened or as (how) behaving; 
 
 n. the actual occurrence of a thing or 
 
 adv. as it really happened. 
 "^^"^^^ adv. according to age. 
 "^^l^r^ri a. as stated or deposed (j.). 
 
 ^^T^^f%rf^ adv. as determined.* 
 ^"^nijfllf or ^^^m adv. according to power 
 
 or ability. 
 ^'^^T''^ (°— ) & ^W^^ a<i^'» according to 
 
 precept or rule. 
 ^r8rT"^^J{^ adv. according to inclination. 
 ^^T'^rT a. as heard or handed down by 
 
 tradition ; n. adv. 
 ^^T^ffT a. according to the sacred precepts. 
 ■^^T^^tI^ adv. as has happened.* 
 '^^T^^f^Tff a. corresponding to wishes or 
 
 expectations. 
 "^EJ^T^l^I^ adv. number for number, in due 
 
 correspondence. 
 ^Ef^T'^^l. adv. according to need, as required. 
 "^^l^W a. at every approach, n. adv. 
 ^■^n^T^J^ adv. according to time or cir- 
 cumstances. 
 "'ET^T^Tf^?^ adv. as settled. 
 "^^l^^ff cT a. as desired; n. adv. 
 "^^W^^R; adv. as everything is, in all partic- 
 ulars. 
 ^^T^^^ adv. at ease or pleasure. 
 '^^W^T^ a. turning the face as one pleases. 
 I'^^j-^T^I n- the right or proper place. 
 2'^^T^T'T a., oifJ^ adv. (being) in the proper 
 
 place or in regular order. 
 ^■^TT^ a. each his own; n. each in his own 
 
 way. 
 "^■^TfTT ^' mating as opportunity offers. 
 ^^^ a. according to wish or desire; <>— , 
 
 n., & o'^^T adv. 
 ^^xg^qi (instr. adv.) = prec. adv. 
 "^^f^rf & "^^^ a. & n. adv. = "^IW^. 
 ^^■g;^*^jf^ a. going according to will or 
 
 inclination. 
 '^T^BT^T^ n. arbitrary proceeding. 
 ;q^7"^ a. as aforesaid or mentioned above; 
 
 n. adv. 
 ''SJ^TWSRTfT'l ^^- acting as told or directed. 
 ^%jf^rl a. fit, proper, suitable, becoming; 
 
 n. adv. 
 ^^j^<^ a. folio v/ing in regular succession; 
 
 n. adv. 
 '^^Tf^Tl'^ adv. according to power, with 
 
 all one's might. 
 
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 ^Tf^fT a- as said or spoken, previously 
 
 told; n. adv. 
 ' ^^ I r^ ^ a- as indicated or mentioned, n. adv. 
 
 ^^m^ftr adv. according to occasion, as 
 
 may happen. 
 i{^1^ a. as sown, answering to the seed. 
 
 ^1^ n. sg. of ^ (used also as stem o — ); as 
 conj. that (after such verbs as say, think, 
 etc.), in order that, as for the fact that; 
 when, if; wherefore, why; as, because, 
 since. Often correl. to c!^ q-v. — 
 ^sif^I ^^ & '^"^f^T although, however; 
 ^T1[T or else; however, nevertheless; 
 ^JT^ng'?^^ certainly, indeed. 
 
 ^^^ a. having which object or intention. 
 
 ^^V$f|^ & o^ a. for which purpose, where- 
 fore. 
 
 ZR^T conj. when, if; often strengthened by '^[^ 
 (^^). In the correl. clause esp. "^^, ff ^■, 
 ff^T, %^, etc. — ^^ cji^x ^, ^^T ^^T 
 or IJf^ w. doubled verb = whenever; 
 ^T ^^T "N'lf at every time, always. 
 
 l^f^ (^^) conj. if, when (also ^f^ f^^, 
 ^rf^ %^, ^^^, ^^, in the correl. clause 
 often followed by ^^, Tf^, ff^, 7,7^^, 
 flff, %^, etc.); that, but (after a neg.); 
 if not, perhaps that; how if? — rf^fq or 
 ^?rfxT ^f^-(rimfxi or rr^) = although, 
 however ~ (still, nevertheless), ^srf^ (^T)— 
 ^f^ (WT) whether — or; lEjf^— iT ^J 
 whether — or not. 
 
 V^^ a. whose, belonging to whom, which, 
 or what. 
 
 ^ ra. N. of an ancient hero & his race; 
 of. 5^. 
 
 ^f^ a. accidental; f. ^j accident, change, 
 o— , instr., & o^^ accidentally, unexpect- 
 edly, spontaneously. 
 
 ^"^fr^T^r m. earning of what comes spon- 
 taneously; og^ a. satisfied with it. 
 
 <<Sf 1-=! a. belonging to what family. 
 
 ^I^ff a. having which godhead or divinity. 
 
 ^l?fT^ (abl. adv.) from which reason or 
 motive. 
 
 ^TWf%^ m- Fatalist, N. of a fish (lit. what 
 will be, scil. will be). 
 
 'Sffiil^ & ^3r^^ a. moving or turned in 
 which direction. 
 
 ^^^^ adv. as, in what manner, as surely as 
 (correl. to ff^c^^ or T^^J^). 
 
 ^T V. ^. 
 
 ^f^^q" a. of what sort. 
 
 '^S'tT "• occurrence, event, adventure. 
 
 ■^Tiff m. holder, manager, driver, ruler. 
 
 "^ififr^ a. to be held in or restrained. 
 
 ^•^ n. hold i.e. means for holding, prop, 
 support, fence, barrier; trace (of a car- 
 riage); i.g. any instrument or machine. 
 
 "^fT^ n., ^f. restriction, limitation, control. 
 
 ^«T^^ a. locked up (door). 
 
 ^•^^TTTTW n. a room with a shower-bath, 
 a bathing-room ; abstr. o^ n. 
 
 "^•^^ , o"?rf?f, pp. "^f^ff restrain, curb, bind, 
 fett^er. — ^q, f*f, ^j^ = S. 
 
 ^•T^T"'^ a, mounted on a machine. 
 
 ^f^^«l^ a. having a harness (borse); m. tor- 
 mentor, harasser. 
 
 ^f^f^Tf a. caused by what; n. adv. where- 
 fore, for which reason. 
 
 ^*r , li^f7^, oaf futuere. 
 
 W' ^^^^, °%- (^'TfTT, «H), pp. "5Sm (q.v.) 
 hold, hold up, lift, raise, erect, sustain, 
 support; hold back, restrain, check, stop; 
 hold out, offer, grant, furnish, give (dat. 
 or loc. of pers. & ace. of th., or ace. of 
 pers. & instr. of th.); stretch, extend, show; 
 M. rest on (loc), stretch or extend with 
 (instr.); hold out, persevere, be obedient 
 or faithful to (dat.). C. ^it^fTf (o^) 
 hold back, restrain, control, bring in order. 
 — "^f^f erect, raise towards (loc), extend 
 over (dat.). ^g direct, turn, arrange, M. 
 conform one's self to, follow (ace). "^SfW^ 
 restrain, check (inwardly), ^f hold out, 
 stretch, extend, lengthen, bend (a bow), 
 put on or draw back (an arrow), throw 
 (a lance), abs. take aim; stop, check, re- 
 strain, draw near, bring. "^^T draw, ex- 
 tend, protract; aim at (ace). fif^T stretch 
 out. pEfX tear asunder, stretch out, ex- 
 tend; M. (A.) struggle or contend about 
 (loc). C. (^^T??J) take excercise. ^^T 
 
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 ^^^ 
 
 draw together, contract, pull, stretch, ^g^ 
 lift up, raise (lit. & fig.); hold forth, offer, 
 present; shake up, stir, agitate; check, 
 restrain, stop; A. M. strive, prepare for, 
 endeavour at (dat. or ^^^). ^TT ^iviso, 
 uplift. ^^5 ^^® same, check, curb, re- 
 strain. "^XJ take hold of, seize; offer, pre- 
 sent; take to wife, marry, fif hold, re- 
 strain, stop (M. intr.); fasten, lie to, bind 
 up (the hair); take, assume; offer, pre- 
 sent; govern, control, limit; fix, establish. 
 C. restrain, curb; fasten, tie to (loc), sup- 
 press, limit, f^f^ & ^fif hold, restrain, 
 suppress. "Jf stretch, hold out, offer, give; 
 produce, cause; pronounce, utter; restore, 
 pay back, return. TTf?tlT offer in turn, 
 give back, restore. ^T( offer or present 
 (together), grant, bestow, give in marriage ; 
 return, restore, f^ hold asunder, stretch 
 out, extend, ^f?^ hold together, draw 
 tight (reins), restrain, curb, check, control, 
 govern, bind together or up, attach, fasten, 
 fetter; suppress, omit, annul, destroy. C. 
 bind, fetter, bind up, arrange (hair); check, 
 curb, subdue. — Cf. ^^^fT(add.), -^T^rT, 
 
 ^^rr, N^fT, li^^m, m^ff, "N^m, ^t^ct, 
 
 1^^ m. holder, i.e. bridle or driver; re- 
 straint, self-control, any paramount moral 
 duty or observance (ph.). 
 
 2^^, (f. "^T & X) paired, twin; m. a twin 
 (du. twins), N. of a god, either the Twin 
 (with his sister ^1^ f.) or the Restrainer, 
 the god of death, n. pair, twin letter (g.) 
 
 ^TfcR a. double, twofold; n. a kind of paro- 
 nomasia (rh.). 
 
 '^^f^efi'^ m. Yama's servant. 
 
 '^?T^'^ ni. Yama's realm. 
 
 ^TTT^T f- a verse or hymn relating to 
 Yama. 
 
 ■^JRof, °WTfT5 ®WIrlc|? a. twin-born; m. du. 
 twins. 
 
 ^1^"^ wi« Yama's rod. 
 
 ■^Tl^rf m. Yama's messenger. 
 
 "ifJIVT^^ f* Yama's abode. 
 
 ^?T«T a. (f. ^) & n. restraining. 
 
 ^iT«T^ a. having Yama as a guide. 
 
 ^^g^XT m. = ■q^Tf^cfi'^. 
 
 l"^??'?n"^«l, m- king Yama. 
 
 2'5q^'^T^«^ a. having Yama as king; m. a 
 subject of Yama. 
 
 ^^"^^ & **J^^ n. Yama's dominion. 
 
 ■^^^ a. twin, paired, doubled; m. a twin. 
 
 ^'T^T^R wi- Yama's world. 
 
 "^*r^«fl a. having self-possession, who gov- 
 erns or controls himself. 
 
 ^Tft^T^ m. Yama's realm. 
 
 '^nt^^ a. pi. having Yama as chief. 
 
 ^TT^ m. Yama's dog. 
 
 "^^^^•f n. Yama's seat or abode. 
 
 ^'?^rr^«t "• the same. 
 
 "if^^ f. bringing forth twins. 
 
 '^rW'ft f- bringing forth twins. 
 
 ^ffl^ a. restraining best. 
 
 ZJ^iTT f. N. of river (identif. w. Jf^). 
 
 ^^^ n. a sacrifice offered to Yama. 
 
 ^nirRr m. N. of an ancient patriarch. 
 
 ^Jf^ or "q-^ a. running, hastening; m. cloud. 
 
 ^^q- a. = prec. a. ; ra. horse. 
 
 ^if^ conj. when, if (correl. ctff); as, because. 
 
 l^j^ ra. any grain or corn, esp. barley or a 
 
 barley-corn. 
 2^^ m. pi. the bright halves of the months. 
 3^^ a. warding off, keeping away. 
 "^f^^"^ n. field of barley. 
 ^"^^^ m. thrashing-floor. 
 '^^'%T'VH^iTT a. producing barley and wheat. 
 -q-Ei^ m. = 2^^. 
 lf-?|^if a. keeping off ( — <>). 
 25jy^«T m. a Greek or Muhammedan (f. X), 
 
 i.g. a foreigner. 
 ^^f^cfiT f- curtain (cf. Wcff^T)- 
 "^^ft^ n. barley-meal. 
 "?J^^;rST a. thick in the middle (lit. having 
 
 the middle of a barley-corn). 
 ij ' c( 44 V iarTT n. a kind of penance (r.). 
 ^Tf«fr a. containing or mixed with barley. 
 
 m. corn-grower ; n. abundance of corn. 
 '^^^t^ a. consisting or made of barley. 
 ^-^"^T^i^^ a. warding off. 
 ^^^ a. wishing for grain. 
 
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 TEf^^ m. n. grass, pasture, food. 
 
 ^T^^T^ a. feeding on grass. 
 
 ^^T'i f- rice-gruel. 
 
 Tij^Tf^fi a- laden with barley. 
 
 "^^7? a. eating barley. 
 
 '^^Xt^T a. mixed with barley. 
 
 ^^T'5^ n^' the manna-plant. 
 
 "^^TfTT ^- living on barley. 
 
 "^ft^ (superl.) youngest, E. of Agni as the 
 
 fire just kindled or set on the altar. 
 ^Jf^^ a. the same. 
 ^^"'TO. (compar.) younger; lesser, worse; 
 
 the least or worst, m.&f. °^^ a younger 
 
 brother & sister. 
 ^^^V a. fond of war, warlike. 
 I'^pEI m. a stock of barley or corn i.g. 
 2'^^ m. a month. 
 ISfc^ f. stream, river; only instr. sgl. & pi. 
 
 in streams i.e. abundantly. 
 l^lf^ n. glory, fame, honour, beauty. 
 2'?nr^ ^- glorious, honoured, splendid. , 
 ^I[^T' ^' ^ causing renown, glorious. 
 ■'ji^WrH «• eager for renown, ambitious. 
 
 ^"^^ 9. seeking favour. 
 
 '^IT^'tT^ »• glourious, splendid, excellent. 
 
 ^l|f^«l^ a. the same. 
 
 '^IIT'W a. destroying renown, disgracing. 
 
 l^nXT^ a. causing renown or splendour. 
 
 2^^T^f.N.of Nanda's wife, Krsna's foster- 
 mother. 
 
 ^^TO«T a. rich in glory or renown. 
 
 ^^>iT a. conferring splendour or fame. 
 
 ^^THf'K ^- "<^h in glory. 
 
 ^in^ci; a. bearing fame, renowned. 
 
 ^T^4^ m. N. of sev. men. 
 
 ^^Tf^, f. o^ destroying glory or beauty. 
 
 ^nrTfT a* robbing fame, disgracing. 
 
 4S% dat. inf. to l^ir . 
 
 «T^^ a. to be sacrificed or worshipped; n. 
 impers. 
 
 Hf'k f. staff, stick, stalk (often to compare 
 an arm or a slender body with); string 
 of pearls, necklace. 
 
 ^ or ^ m. worshipper, sacrificer. 
 
 ^^f^T^ n. the rising by the help of a stick. 
 
 ^^, ^^f?I' '^^tf%, PP- '^^ be hot or eager, 
 exert one's self. — "^1= S., C. "^l^l^^f?! 
 
 strain, stretch, tire, vex, harass (w. "^J- 
 ^Jifj^ refl.*). IT commence to boil up or 
 be agitated, be hot or eager. — Cf. "^T^^ 
 
 (add.), ■^^^^. 
 
 ^^T<T. (^bl. to ijf) because, since, that. 
 
 ^^ a. young, lively; m. child. 
 
 ^i' f. ^^ youngest, newest, always young or 
 fresh (of Agni = "^Tf^"^, of the waters etc.). 
 f. t^ pi. flowing water. 
 
 ^^'^^^ ^' '^i'^ = Pi'ec. 
 
 l^T, "^rrfir (**%). PP- "^T^ (— ° mostly w. act. 
 mg) go, travel, march, set out, depart, fly, 
 escape, pass, vanish, perish; go off, speed, 
 succeed; proceed, act, behave; go to (ace, . 
 loc, or dat.), reach, attain to a condition 
 (ace. of an abstr., cf. im)^ go to a woman, 
 have sexual intercourse with (ace), ap- 
 proach with a request, ask for (2 ace); 
 make out, learn, understand. With ^Tl^T^ 
 be called (nom. +f[f7f), w. T^T^Jll^ or 
 ^^1[^ fall to pieces, w. l[?T\ifT fall into 
 a hundred pieces; fp rf^Tf!^ how is it 
 with it? 'iJTrT let it go, no matter. C. "^J- 
 xn^rfTT make or bid go (to *acc.), dismiss, 
 send out, drive away, pass, spend. D. f^- 
 ^T^f?f wish or be about to go etc. — 
 ^^ approach , arrive. "^fTf pass by, 
 overtake, omit. "^«f go to (ace), go after, 
 follow (esp.in death), obey, imitate, equal, 
 reach, attain. "^Xf go away, depart, retreat, 
 flee, cease, desist. T^^^ retreat, fly back. 
 ^Xf go away, set out, flee, "^f^ approach, 
 go to or against; take to, partake of (ace), 
 ^^come down, descend from (^Tw. abl.); 
 go away, depart; avert, remove. "^7 ap- 
 proach, arrive, come from (abl.) to or 
 into (ace, r. loc), get at, enter into, par- 
 take of (ace); appear to (gen.), befall | 
 (ace). "^SI^T pass by (ace). "^^T come 
 near or to (ace), ^m, "^^m, ^^m the 
 same. Tf^T return, come back to (ace), 
 go to meet or against (ace). ^^T come 
 near (together), arrive; assemble, meet, 
 come out of or from (abl.) to (ace or loc); 
 
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 ^rT^T^^ 
 
 pass away; get into a state or condition 
 (ace). '^^ rise, go forth or out, depart 
 from (abl.). TT^JH" rise and go to meet or 
 against (ace). ^TJ( come near, arrive, 
 visit, approach (ace, also loc. of place); 
 enter (ace), meet, encounter, undergo 
 (ace); occur to, fall to one's share (ace). 
 ^'^Jftf come to, get at, go against (ace). 
 UfJJtl return, come back to or into (ace 
 ^TTmor loe). ^7T^ come near (together), 
 go or resort to (ace). t% come down to 
 or upon (ace), run over (with a carriage), 
 get into (ace). "f«I^ go or come out of 
 (abl.) to or into (ace); pass away, vanish. 
 C. cause to go away, expel from (abl.). 
 "^f^f^^ & f^f%^ g^ out, depart from 
 (abl.). "qf^; go round, circumambulate, 
 surround, keep, guard; go through, per- 
 vade; pass by , avoid; flow off (Soma). 
 IT go forth, set out, go towards (ace ± ^^ 
 or I|f?f, & loe) or against (ace); walk, 
 run, ride, drive, flow, etc.; vanish, pass 
 away, die; get into, partake of (ace); 
 proceed, act, behave. ■^TTIT set out after 
 (ace), follow. "^f^TT approach (ace), set 
 out, leave for (ace), attack, assail. IffflTT 
 come near or back. ^If set out (together), 
 walk or flow towards (ace ± irf?f). TjfTf 
 come near or back to (ace ± irf?l) ; go 
 against (ace); comply with, gratify (ace). 
 m pass or cut through, go or turn away. 
 ^?{^ go or come together, meet, encounter 
 (as friends or foes), approach, arrive, get 
 into a state or condition. "=?5r«T:g^ go to 
 and fro, go to, visit. "^fif^;F^ go to or 
 against (ace). iffTf^^ go against, attack. 
 
 ^^T going (—0). 
 
 lEfTT rn. sacrifice. 
 
 ^T'^, ^T^fTf, <>%, pp. "^nf^ff ask, beg, 
 request (ace or abl., r. gen. of pers. ; ace 
 ±Ilf7f of th. , also ^"^J?^ or ^^ & dat, 
 of an abstr.) ; woo, ask a girl (ace) from 
 (abl., r. ace); offer a thing (ace) to (dat.). 
 C. "?JT^l!lf7f cause to ask or sue; ask a 
 thing (ace) for (■^'^). — "^g ask, entreat. 
 "^fir ask, request (2 ace); ask (a girl) in 
 
 marriage from (ace). "^J & ^^ ask, im- 
 plore, f^^ beg off from (2 ace or ace of 
 th. & instr. of pers.). If ask, beg (2 ace). 
 ^TT & ^T^ the same. 
 
 ^"J^oR m., t^ f. petitioner, beggar. 
 
 ^^•f n. asking (also in marriage), begging 
 for (—0). 
 
 ^l^wfcU m. beggar, mendicant. 
 
 ^1^^'^a. to be asked or requested (n.imp.). 
 
 ^Tf^rfoEI a. to be asked (also for a girl). 
 
 ■^f^ff m. petitioner, beggar, suitor. 
 
 ^Tt^^ a. asking, begging for (—<>). 
 
 ^Xf^^ a. asking, soliciting, suppliant; 
 abstr*. o-^j i\ 
 
 ^T^ f- asking, begging for ( — o); petition, 
 request. 
 
 ^5^ s., ^T f. = pree 
 
 ^jTii a. to be asked or solicited; to be 
 wooed, abstr. 0(TT f' 
 
 "^TU m. sacrificer. 
 
 "^T^ m. = pree ( — o) or sacrifice. 
 
 '^fTWoR ni sacrificing priest. 
 
 T^^if "• performance of a sacrifice for (gen. 
 or — o). 
 
 znf^^T^ a. & m. sacrificing, sacrificer. 
 
 ^T^ a. relating to sacrifice. 
 
 ^J^^^^ m. patron, of a teacher. 
 
 ^T'^%«! m., t^ f . patron, of Qikhandin & 
 Draupadi. 
 
 "^f^^, f. ^ij" relating to sacrifice ; m. sacri- 
 ficer, liturgist. 
 
 ^f^^ n* the rules of the liturgists. 
 
 ^'[V^'^ a. & m. = "?TTf^^- 
 
 ^T^ a. for whom or what is sacrificed; m. 
 sacrificer or tutor of a sacrifice, abstr. 
 o^j f.^ 05^ n. — f. ''EfT^^ the consecrat- 
 ing text, poss. ^TW^«r!^- 
 
 I'^Jc^ (abl. adv.) in as much as, as long as, 
 since. 
 
 ^TcT a. gone, passed, etc.; n. gait, march, 
 motion; (*the place where a person has 
 gone); the past time. 
 
 ^ffiT n. requital; f. "^T the same, punish- 
 ment, fine, pains, esp. of hell. 
 
 '^Tcf^TT'^ff"^ a. subject to torments. 
 
^fl^I^iT 
 
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 ^fl^T^iT a. arranging men. 
 
 ^jTct"^TT & ^^ni^ a. exhausted, used, spoiled ; 
 useless, stale, flat (lit. having walked one's 
 way); abstr. o^^ n. 
 
 l^TTT a- goingi driving, riding etc., ceasing, 
 perishing; m. the driver of a carriage. 
 
 2''5rT7T ni- avenger. 
 
 3^ff f. a husband's brother's wife. 
 
 ^Tff% dat. inf. to l^T- 
 
 l^^TTrf^ a. used against witchcraft. 
 
 2^rrf!^ a. to be gone or set out (n. impers.); 
 to be gone against, to be attacked or as- 
 sailed. 
 
 "'JITrl^""^'^ m. the inimical party (lit. the side 
 to be gone against). 
 
 ^g m. sorcery, witchcraft; also = seq. 
 
 ^Tg^T*! m., "1^ f. a kind of demons or evil 
 spirits. 
 
 ^T^T*?!^ or o^T^^^ a. practising sorcery. 
 
 ^gf^^ a. skilled in sorcery. 
 
 "^g^ a. destroying witchcraft. 
 
 ^^T f. going, setting off, journey, travel, 
 march, expedition; festive train, proces- 
 sion, feast, festival; livelihood, subsistence; 
 custom, usage ; a kind of dramatic enter- 
 tainment. 
 
 ^Tf^^ a. belonging to a march or an expe- 
 dition, requisite for the support of life; 
 n. march, campaign. 
 
 "^Tf^ a. being on a march or in procession. 
 
 ^T%?^^ m. festive procession. 
 
 ^1(^T^ n. N. of a cert, ceremony. 
 
 ^^^^ f., o^T'^T n. acting according to 
 will or desire, arbitrariness. 
 
 ^^TfT^ n. the proper state or condition, 
 reality, truth; Off^j^, oj^^:^^ & «c^^rl^ 
 in truth or as is proper. 
 
 ^5[, only ^T^^wf closely connected with 
 (instr.). 
 
 ^T^^. f. f^ relating to Yadu; m. & f. his 
 descendant, m. pi. his race. 
 
 ^T^^^T^ & ^^%^ m. E. of Krsna. 
 H I ^ ti; n. sea monster. 
 ^^T a. embracing voluptuously. 
 ^If^^ a. of what qualities. 
 
 ^T"^f^«R a. spontaneous, accidental. 
 "^7"^^ & °"^If, f. 1^ which like, qualis. 
 
 ^^5('W^ ^^^' ^^ ^^^^ ^^' ^® quickly as pos- 
 sible. 
 
 "ijl^ a. belonging to the race of Yadu. 
 
 "^X«f a. leading (of a way) to (gen. or adv. 
 in ■^). n. going, riding, marching; way, 
 course; ship, vehicle i.g., waggon, chariot. 
 
 ^«fcJJ n. carriage, vehicle. 
 
 ^T«!«fiT ^' wheelwright. 
 
 ^T*T^ a. riding in a carriage. 
 
 '^TT'TTTT'^ n. ship, boat (lit. going-vessel). 
 
 ^rR*T^ m. shipwreck. 
 
 ^'T^Tf^^ m. the owner of a carriage. 
 
 ^•n^«T n. du, marching and sitting. 
 
 'Srr^fT^T^ s. waggon-cushion.* 
 
 ^■qcR a. bringing, procuring. 
 
 ^XT»f a., n. & f. "^X causing to go, bringing 
 to an end (time), prolonging or support- 
 ing (life); as subst. also procrastination, 
 delay. 
 
 ZfTW a. to be expelled or rejected (abstr. 
 o^ n.); low, vile, trifling, unimportant. 
 
 ''EIT^ m. sexual intercourse, p. o^nf . 
 
 l^TT m. close, end. 
 
 2lf\i;^, f. fj' belonging to or coming from Yama. 
 
 S'^TT^ m. course, going, way, progress; car- 
 riage, chariot; watch of the night (3 hours). 
 
 ^T^^rT a. renowned for speed. 
 
 ^T'^'l^ n. going, motion, course, fight; march, 
 expedition, approaching with prayers, in- 
 vocation. 
 
 ^T*T^ a. to be called or being ready to help. 
 
 ^T^^fTT f. invocation for help. 
 
 ^Tfrr or ^^ f. = gixf^ f. 
 
 "^qif^^ a. keeping watch; m. watchman, 
 night-watcher. 
 
 "^f^^^ f. night; a woman's name. 
 
 ^"TO a. relating to Yama, southern; m. a 
 servant of Yama, f. (± f^T^) the south. 
 
 ^T'^TtIT a- southern and northern. 
 
 ^T^^^ a. sacrificing eagerly. 
 
 ^T^T^l^ a. wandering about, having no fixed 
 abode; m. a vagrant mendicant, pi. N. of 
 a race of Brahraans. 
 
 ^f%r«^ a. going, running, flying, travelling. 
 
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 "gw^f^^ 
 
 l^T^ m. pi. = 2^^. 
 
 2^T^ a. consisting or made of barley. 
 
 3-^7^ m. lac- dye. 
 
 l-^j^eR m. n. a kind of food prepared from 
 
 barley. 
 2^T^^ m. = 3^^. 
 "m^"^^ adv. as manifoldly as. 
 ^^^Xf^ adv. as much (many) as is left. 
 '^T^'^^ a. the best possible. 
 ^cf^ft^l & °%«Tt adv. throughout life. 
 
 ^TWf^^ a. the as manieth. 
 
 "^"f^(cfr7^I^ adv. as long as anything lasts, 
 a while. 
 
 ^j^fofftcf^ adv. as often as, whenever. 
 
 "m^^r^J^ adv. as many (much) as one has. 
 
 ^T^^^^'l'l adv. during the lesson. 
 
 ^T^^«rT5R; & <»«rIT^ adv. to the end. 
 
 ^T^^ a- as much as necessary, correspond- 
 ing to want; n. adv. 
 
 ^^^f n. the corresponding (as manieth) 
 day. 
 
 "^T^^Tg^R; & °^^ adv. through life. 
 
 ^T^^W a. as much as stated; n. adv. 
 
 ^T^^T adv. as often or as many times as. 
 
 "^T^IT^^ adv. with all one's strength. 
 
 ^T^«^ m. aggressor, pursuer. 
 
 I'^T^iT a. born among the Yavanas; m. *in- 
 cense. 
 
 2^T^iT n. removing, keeping off. 
 
 ^T^irT a. as great, as far or long, as much 
 or many (correl. fn^nT q-v.). n. ^T'^cT, 
 as adv. or conj. as far or as long as, 
 while (also" instr. & loc. , correl. TTT^fl^, 
 OfTT & °f7l); meantime, at once, just, now 
 (w. l.pers. pres., 3.pers. imper.); as prep, 
 during (ace), till or as far as (ace. or abl.). 
 "^T^^ as long as not, before, until; if 
 not, unless. — Cf. "^^^ ^f?T, rn^«fr^. 
 
 ^T^'^RT'^ a. of which measure or size, far 
 extending; n. adv. as long as, a little, in 
 some degree. 
 
 ^^^W"^f^ a. driving away foes. 
 
 "^I"^ n. embrace, coition. 
 
 "^^ m. N. of a plant. 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit -English Dictionary. 
 
 i^llct) m, N. of a teacher. 
 f%r^I^ a. going to sacrifice. 
 f^i^l^l f. desire of going. 
 t^'^^TTH a. being about to go. 
 
 i-j, IhffcT, -g^, "g^fcr, °%, pp. 'gcT (q v.) 
 
 fasten, hold fast, bind, harness, join, unite, 
 draw towards one's self, attract get posses- 
 sion of. D. ij<4Mr?f wish to attract or hold 
 fast. — "^X draw onwards or towards, 
 seize, occupy, get, procure, mix, mingle. 
 q"^ & ^TTX mix, stir up. f^ tie on, 
 fasten; procure, bestow; take to one's 
 self, appropriate. If stir up, aiix ; dis- 
 turb , destroy. ^1^ take to one's self, 
 consume; put together, join, connect; share 
 with, bestow on (instr.). — Cf. ^rf^'^STfT? 
 
 2^ companion, comrade. 
 
 3^, "g^Tfrr, "5^f^, °%, pp. 'grr tr. repei, 
 
 keep or ward off, separate, protect from 
 (abl.); intr, keep apart, be or remain sep- 
 arate. C. ilcjiifTT or ^T^^rRr = S. tr. 
 I. pp. ^g^fi; yield, give way. — -^XJ re- 
 move, avert from (abl. or dat.). f^^ keep 
 off, repel. If remove; keep away (intr.), 
 be indolent or heedless, f^ part (tr. & 
 intr.); separate or be separated from, 
 deprive or be deprived of (instr.); scatter^ 
 disperse, open. — Cf. f^^rf. 
 
 4^ driving, going, moving. 
 
 '^T^ a. yoked, harnessed, set to work, ap- 
 pointed, instituted, occupied with, (loc. or 
 ^o); active, zealous, attentive, concentra- 
 ted, absorbed in thought; skilful, clever 
 in (loc), joined or furnished with; ac- 
 companied by (instr. or — <>) relating to, 
 dependent on (—*>); fit, proper, right to 
 (w. "^^ or infin.). 
 
 ^^^ I cf ^ a. having set in motion (lit. har- 
 nessed) the Soma-stones. 
 
 ''^W%'5 ^- acting or behaving properly. 
 
 'UW'l^ a. intoxicated. 
 
 TEf^^^ a. suitable, fit, proper (loc. or gen.); 
 n. adv. 
 
 w^^qcfi n. a fit comparison (rh.). 
 
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 ^(M(i T*l. ^' ^^^^ concentrated mind. 
 
 w-^fj^ a. sensible, rational. 
 
 "^f^ f. junction, connection (also of words, 
 i.e.) sentence, preparation, application, 
 use, employment, practice, means, expe- 
 dient, trick, contrivance, stratagem, cause, 
 motive, argument, correctness, fitness, pro- 
 priety. — 'EffW «R fi"d a means or try an 
 art. ^Wn & gfW<!^ properly, fitly, duly; 
 by means or by virtue of (—<*). 
 
 "^f^^^r! a. joined or connected with (— ®); 
 fit, able, competent. 
 
 H^ n. (m.) yoke, team; couple, pair, race 
 or generation of men, age of the world (4) 
 a cert, measure of length. 
 
 TJinrW^ m. the end of (an age of) the world. 
 
 "^IVTT ^' ^^^ P^§ ^y which the yoke is 
 fixed on the pole. 
 
 "^J^nj"^ n. pole of a carriage. 
 
 ^TT^ adv. simultaneously, at once. 
 
 l^^ITT"^ "• the length of a yoke. 
 
 2g^llTT'^, f. X ^s '""§ ^® ^ yoke. 
 
 ^7[^ m. n. pair, couple. 
 
 ^^T^cfi n. = prec, esp. a couple of Qlokas. 
 
 Zr^I[^ n. yoke and peg. 
 
 ^TITTI. adv. along with (instr.). 
 
 ''ET'Trr^ "1- the beginning of (an age of) the 
 world. 
 
 ^1T«ff m. the end of a yoke or of an age. 
 
 '^j^ffT'^ n. the other (half of the) sky. 
 
 ^1^ & oifi a. paired, even; n. pair, double 
 Qloka. 
 
 '^^^ n. carriage or beast for draught. 
 "^TTST^T^ m. coachman, driver. 
 ^T?JT^ a. sitting in a carriage. 
 '^[jf^*^^ m. a cert, mixed caste. 
 ^^, ^^rr V. 3g|. 
 
 1^^ , -g^fw, "g^, ^"^ & ^^fir, °% pp. 
 
 g"^ (q-v-) yoke, harness (of waggon and 
 steed); make ready, fit out, prepare, ar- 
 range, set to work (P. refl.); apply, use, 
 fasten or fix on, put or place (vfX ^t the 
 head lit. at the thill), turn or direct (esp. 
 the mind) upon (loc); (^^TTJi;) be intent 
 on, meditate (also M.); appoint, institute; 
 
 bid, order, enjoin; unite, connect, join with 
 (instr.); P. M. cling to, adhere, marry; 
 A. present or furnish with (ace. of pers. & 
 instr. of th., or loc. gen. of pers. & ace. 
 of th.); M. become possessed of (ace); P. 
 the same (instr. ± ij^) or fall to one's 
 (gen.) share or lot, be fit or suitable 
 for (loc, gen. or instr.), be proper or 
 right. C. %T^'?lf7T °% yoke, harness, fit 
 out, array; use, employ, undertake, begin; 
 appoint to or charge with (loc), fasten, 
 fix (esp. the mind) or place on (loc); 
 unite, connect, furnish, endow with (instr.). 
 D. "U^'^f?! wish to lay on or to appoint. 
 — "^•f strive to overtake, pursue; ask, 
 question (ace of pers. or & th.). "^fif A. 
 appoint to, charge with (loc); A. (M.) 
 prepare or get ready for (ace or infin.); 
 M. (A.) yoke, harness, put to; attack, 
 march against; P. be sued for or be ac- 
 cused of (ace). C. furnish with, make a 
 pers. (ace) share in (instr.). TTWf^ at- 
 tack or accuse in return. ^T harness, put 
 to (loc); M. fasten, put on, place in 
 (loc). C. fix upon (loc), put together. 
 Tl^Wl arrange, prepare ; join, bring together 
 with (instr.). "^f^ make one's self ready, 
 set to work ; set off, be gone. C. urge 
 on, impel, also = ^^T^ C. incite or ani- 
 mate to (dat.). "^Xf M. (A.) yoke, harness, 
 put to (loc); use, employ, appropriate, 
 enjoy; consume, eat. P. be applied, be 
 useful, necessary, requisite, or qualified for 
 (loc, dat. of th., gen. of pers.). f^ M. (A.) 
 fasten or put to (loc, \ilf^=S.); join, 
 put together; bind or attach to, fix or turn 
 upon (loc. or dat.); put (a task) upon, 
 commission, elect (2 ace), appoint to, 
 charge with (ace of pers. & loc or dat. of 
 th.; or loc. of pers. & ace of th.);' use, 
 employ. C, harness, put to (loc); tie on, 
 fasten, set (jewels); direct, impel, exhort 
 or constrain to (dat., ace w. ITfJT? loc, 
 or "^^^), appoint to (loc), choose for, 
 elect (2 ace); commit or entrust to (loc); 
 set, lay, fix; place in or upon, take into 
 
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 ^^^ 
 
 or to (loc); employ, set to work; furnish 
 with, cause to partake of (instr.). f^f^ 
 M. (A.) loosen, untie, unharness, shoot 
 of— at (loc), appoint to, destine for (loc, 
 dat. or^^J^); place, fix (the mind) upon; 
 use, employ; eat, consume. C. appoint 
 to, charge with (loc, ^^^ or "^^J^) ; 
 commit to (loc), present, offer to (dat.), 
 use, employ, ^fif place in or on (loc); 
 commission, appoint, employ. C. the same, 
 charge with (= f^fif C.) ; urge on, impel; 
 destine, assign. H M. (A.) harness, put 
 to (loc), prepare (instr.) for (dat.), join 
 with (instr.), set in motion, hurl, cast 
 shut off — at (loc. or dat.), turn or fix 
 upon (loc), inter, pronounce, show, mani- 
 fest; animate, impel, bid, direct to (dat. 
 or loc), elect, choose for (2 ace), bring 
 to or into (ace), place at or upon (loc), 
 add; use, employ; effect, produce; ar- 
 range, execute, perform (d.). P. be fit or 
 suitable. C. hurl, cast ; bring forth, utter, 
 show, betray; fix, concentrate (the mind); 
 direct, instruct, appoint to (loc), commit 
 to (dat.), begin, undertake; represent, 
 perform; use, employ; exact (interest). 
 ■^T^IT M. add after (abl.); pursue, over- 
 take ; follow. f^IT sever from (instr.) ; 
 C. deprive or rid of (instr.). ^Jf yoke, 
 harness, set in motion, let loose; execute, 
 perform (music). P. be joined or added ; 
 partake or be guilty of (instr.). C. fit out, 
 make ready; join or connect with (instr.); 
 bring forth, use, employ. t% detach or 
 sever from (instr.); A.M. liberate from or 
 deprive of (instr., r. abl.); M.P. relax, 
 yield, give way. C. separate, rid or de- 
 prive of (abl. or instr.). ^f^ A. put to- 
 gether, join, unite, bind, fetter; endow 
 or furnish with (instr.), fix (the mind) 
 upon (loc). C. yoke, harness; fit out, 
 equip (an army), lay on, shoot off (an 
 arrow), turn or fix (the mind) on (loc), 
 appoint (to a commission), intrust or 
 commit to (gen.); perform, accomplish; 
 add lo (loc), put together, join, etc =S. — 
 
 Cf. ^fHfir, ^igw, ^^, wr^w, 
 
 f^fW, fif^W (add.), IT^^, f^TT^W, 
 
 ^^\ ^- yoked together, harnessed with, 
 drawn by (— o), endowed or furnished 
 with (instr. or — o); pair, even. m. com- 
 rade, companion. 
 
 g% dat. inf. to l^g| . 
 
 ^5IT a, united, allied, related, homogeneous, 
 suitable, fit, proper, m. companion, ally; 
 n. union, alliance. 
 
 g^^ (nom. "g^) a. yoked together; m. yoke- 
 fellow, comrade. 
 
 ^ff a. fastened to (—<>); added, united or 
 connected with, consisting of, increased 
 by, possessed of (instr. or — o). 
 
 gfrr f. union with, possession of (instr. or 
 
 ^f^TT '^' making war. 
 
 Zf^ a. fought; n. fight, battle, 
 
 '^^^ & o*ff^ f. field of battle. 
 
 ^^^f%^T"^^ a. skilful in war. 
 
 ^W^Tf%«^ a. warlike, valiant. 
 
 ^WT^T^ ™i- military instructor. 
 
 r^J^J , gT2f^, ofTj, ^T^ftr, pp. '5#(q.v.) 
 fight, combat, contend with (instr. ±^^ 
 or ^TTT^) for or about (loc); fight (tr. 
 w. ace), vanquish. C. "^H'^^f^? <>% cause 
 to fight, fight (tr.), defend. D. "ggT^f?!, 
 o% wish to fight with (instr. or ace). — 
 ^fir fight (ace or instr.), vanquish, win 
 by fighting. '^^ght(tr.). ^^ rise against 
 (dat.) fif fight with (^f or m'Sfm). 
 K (begin to) fight, attack (ace). C. cause 
 to open the fight. "^Tf (begin to) fight. 
 irfTf fight against, vanquish, be a match 
 for (ace). C. the same. ^J^ fight together, 
 fight with (ace or instr. ± ^T^J^). — 
 
 Cf. n^i", pf?rgi-. 
 
 2^^ m. warrior; f. fight, battle. 
 
 ^\ifTT^ m. N. of a warrior. 
 
 ^f^f^ m. N. of the eldest son of Pandu etc. 
 
 (lit. firm in battle). 
 "^tJT m. warrior, champion. 
 ^\i^i^ a. warlike. i« 
 
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 436 
 
 OT, only pf. g^^ & PP- ^f^ obstruct, 
 
 thwart, burt. C. ^rt^f^f efface, destroy. 
 
 l.%T"?r2I% make smooth or straight (hair). 
 
 ^Ti; C. eflPace, smooth. 
 g^f^T f- desire for war, pugnacity. 
 'Q'^TO a. eager for battle, wishing to fight with 
 
 (instr. ±^\Jj|;); N. of a prince. 
 "^j^fVTwf m. a man's name. 
 •^^ pron. St. (du.) of 2'^pers. (o— often ^TT)- 
 "^^tTT & 0(f^ a. & f. young, young woman. 
 
 ^^«l i'^^(K) ^' ^ ^' y^^^Si young man, 
 youth (E. of sev. gods); a younger de- 
 scendant (g ). 
 
 g-^ifr^ a. = prec. adj. 
 
 '^qft^' a. juvenile. 
 
 '^^^ a. longing for both of you. 
 
 "^^TT^ m. young king i.e. heir -apparent, 
 crown prince. 
 
 ^^TI^n«f & o<^T^ n. the lank of an heir- 
 apparent. 
 
 '?T^^ a. young; m. a youth. 
 
 ■g^T^ a. belonging or devoted to both of you. 
 
 ^"Cjt pron. St. (pi.) of 2^ pers. (<> — ipm & 
 
 '^'^<n^ a. your, yours. 
 ^^"ft[V a. one like you. 
 ^■^TTcR a. your, yours. 
 "5^^^^ a. given by you. 
 -gxqf^^ & o:^ a. one like you. 
 "'5'SFrT'^rI a. led by you. 
 g'qfjj^nT^ a. belonging to you. 
 
 '5**it^^ ^' ^^"t by you. 
 ^^Trl a. befriended by you. 
 "^fcR m., "^T f house. 
 If^ n. m. heat, troop, multitude. 
 ^^•TT^ m. protector or leader of a herd 
 or troop. 
 
 ^'^^, «>^f?f, & otrr^ m. the same. 
 
 ^^^ adv. in troops or herds. 
 
 '^f^cfiT f. a kind of jasmine. 
 
 ^^ a. belonging to a herd or troop; f. "^j 
 
 herd, flock, troop. 
 ^T«T n. band, cord, string. 
 '^ m. post, esp. the stake to which the 
 
 ^acrificial victim is fastened, poss. o^iff f- 
 
 ^m^ftf f- offering at the erection of the 
 sacrificial post. 
 
 "^q^f^ a. removing. 
 
 '^^ m. n. broth, soup. 
 
 ^b|«t^ (only weak cases) & "^gj^ (only nom.) 
 = prec. 
 
 ^w[ (instr. adv. & conj.) whither, where, in 
 what manner, wherefore, why, that (quod 
 or ut). 
 
 ^If , ^^f7[ boil up, babble. — f%^ boil or 
 sweat forth. 
 
 %^ (superl.) going most quickly. 
 
 ^TW«5r a. to be set to work, to be applied 
 or appointed, to be collected or concen- 
 trated, to be endowed or furnished with 
 (instr.); n. impers. preparations are to be 
 made for (loc). 
 
 J^ifi m. harnesser, driver. 
 
 ^fTW "• band, cord, halter. 
 
 %T?RTf^ ^"- ^"- baiter and bridle. 
 
 %T^ m. yoking, harnessing, drive, yoke, 
 team; fitting out (an army), fixing (an 
 arrow); setting to work, use, application; 
 means, expedient, trick, stratagem, art, 
 fraud, deceit, magic, charm; enterprise, 
 work; union, combination, relation, contact 
 with (instr. ±^^ or — o); conjunction (of 
 stars); pursuit, acquisition, property; 
 succession, order, fitness, propriety; effort, 
 endeavour, zeal, attention; collection or 
 concentration of the mind, meditation, 
 contemplation, N. of a phil. system; ety- 
 mology & etym. meaning of a word, 
 grammatical construction, rule or aphor- 
 ism (g.), — Instr. & abl. in the right way, 
 as is proper, according to, by means or 
 in consequence of ( — o). 
 
 "?n^^T m. (n.) sgl., m. pi. (du.) security or 
 secure possession of property; fortune, 
 (esp. if destined for pious uses), prosper- 
 ity, welfare; o^ ^^ get a pers. (dat.) a 
 livelihood.* 
 
 ^T^^cfi"^ a. causing welfare. 
 
 '^TT^f^'t^ a. devoted to meditation. 
 
 ^T'HirT'^TIJT f. perseverance in devotion. 
 
 "^TTr'T^T f. contemplative sleep, i.e. a state 
 
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 ^T^^ 
 
 between sleeping and waking, slumber, 
 esp. that of Visnu at the end of an age 
 of the world. 
 
 ^TI^aT'S a* fallen from devotion. 
 
 %TT^T'^T f- magic, charm, spell. 
 
 %f7f^^ m. the sacrifice of devotion. 
 
 ^|W|i|X'^ f. the way of meditation , T. of a 
 work. 
 
 ^TI^W a. sunk in meditation. 
 
 i| I J| H^ I TJ ifT f- a cert, magical ointment. 
 
 ^T'r^«fr a. joined, united; adhering to the 
 Yoga system. 
 
 %TTf^^ a. knowing the (right) means or 
 the Yoga system. 
 
 %rTf^^t tti- division of a rule (g.). 
 
 ^IITT^ n- the Yoga doctrine. 
 
 ^^^ a. persevering in devotion. 
 
 ^[JIl^fTq' m. a teacher of the art of magic 
 or of the Yoga system. 
 
 ^MlldJ*^ ^' whose essence or nature is de- 
 votion or the Yoga system. 
 
 ^TT^T "J. du. propriety or impropriety. 
 
 ^Tf^TcTT f., **c^ n- abstr. to seq. adj. (—<>); 
 n. also abstr. to seq. m. 
 
 %Tf^[i^ a, united or connected with, relating 
 to ( — o); m. a Yogin, a follower of the 
 Yoga system (f. ^^), a devotee or ascetic 
 i.g. ; f. o;^ also a kind of witch or female 
 demon, 
 
 ^T^ft'^STT ^' ^ master of sorcery or the chief 
 among devotees, E. of Yajnavalkya. 
 
 ill ( J^ a. fit for the yoke, i.g. fit, suitable, 
 useful, conducive to, qualified for, capable 
 of (gen., loc, dat., infin., or — o). m. beast 
 for draught; f. i^fJ^T setting to work, 
 preparation, contrivance, practice. 
 
 iJIJ^rlT f'? °^ "• abstr. to prec. adj. 
 
 i||<3|oh m. harnesser, employer ( — o). 
 
 "^T^^T n. harnessing, yoke, team, drive, course, 
 way, stage (a cert, measure of distance); 
 direction , instruction , collection or con- 
 centration of the mind ; arrangement, 
 preparation, conjunction, combination (also 
 f. ^). 
 
 ^T^^^ a. to be employed, to be joined 
 with (instr.). 
 
 "^T^f^ff^ a. to be used or selected, to be 
 furnished with (instr.). 
 
 ^J^ a. turned to (loc), to be appointed or 
 compelled to (loc. or — o) ; to be used or 
 employed, to be added to (loc.) or fur- 
 nished with (instr.). 
 
 TfJ'^ n. rope, cord. 
 
 q t^ ^ a. to be fought, n. impers. 
 
 "^nWcRT^ a. wishing to fight. 
 
 "^T^ m. fighter, warrior. 
 
 %XV ni.= prec. 
 
 '^^^sl^ m. the law for warriors. 
 
 %T^«T n. combat, fight. 
 
 ^r^"^^ a. to be fought. 
 
 "^T^^?^ m. chief in war, leader. 
 
 ^TV^"?^ m. hero (in war). 
 
 %TfV^ a. fighting. 
 
 ^TVt^f^ a. more warlike. 
 
 %"n2f a. to be fought. 
 
 ^fxPr m. f., %T<ft 'ap, womb, vulva; place 
 of origin or abiding, home, lair, uest, etc. ; 
 family, race, caste; source, spring; seat, 
 place i.g.; adj. born among, sprung from 
 ( — o); ^rf'TfT^ by birth or blood. 
 
 ^f^rt^RT '^- mixture of caste (lit. origin),- 
 intermarriage. 
 
 %X«^ a. forming a womb or a receptacle. 
 
 iimxryi (^TBfTJTT) f- girl, woman, wife. 
 
 ^"^^5 Wt^, & %Tfq?|; f. the same. 
 
 ^^ (only w. IJ'l) welfare, happiness. 
 
 "IfT^Pir'^'^Tn' m. patron, of a minister. 
 
 ^TITf^ & °"'7^ n. simultaneousness; instr. 
 otj^if adv. 
 
 %jf^IeU, f. '1^ agreeing with the etymology or 
 derived from it. 
 
 %fIcR a. belonging privately to a person; 
 n. gift, donation, private property, esp. a 
 woman's dowry. 
 
 %X^ a. warlike. 
 
 %X^^ m. N. of a prince. 
 
 ^if n. relating to marriage or connected by 
 it; n. matrimonial connection. 
 
 %[^«f n. youih. ^ 
 
^Tq*!<^^ 
 
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 %X^iT^«fT a. youthful, young. 
 %rqf«T^ f. the beauty or bloom of youth. 
 %T^*fiRi n. the joys of love (lit. of youth).* 
 %r^«TW a. being in (the bloom of) youth. 
 %TW«nT^ ^' fi^s*- Q^^' beginning of) youth, 
 juvenility.* 
 
 ^^^^ a. young, juvenile. 
 
 %r^TTW n- the rank of an heir -apparent, 
 
 o^ a. having this rank. 
 "^flfT^r n. womanhood. 
 %T'''TToR & °cSt«T a. your, yours. 
 
 T ( — ®) possessing, having. 
 
 "If^^ a. delightful. 
 
 "^^f^^ a. sweet-tongued (Agni). 
 
 tf. tf%. °1^, PP- tfffi M. run, hasten, 
 A. make run or hasten. C. T^^^f?f, °rj 
 = S. — Cf. TTTfTW- 
 
 "^^^ n. speed, swiftness. 
 
 ■5Qf^ f. running, a running stream; speed, 
 haste, flight. 
 
 "^^TT "^- the sound '?^. 
 
 ^"^ a. dyed, coloured, red, charming, beauti- 
 ful, excited, agitated, impassioned, fond of 
 (loc, gen., or — o), delighted with (instr.), 
 loving, enamoured, f. "^T lac; n. blood, 
 *safifron. 
 
 ^71) Cf) a. red, bloody. 
 
 "^Tfichil^, f. t; sweet -voiced; m. the Indian 
 cuckoo. 
 
 ^T^i^fl!^ a. = prec. a. 
 
 Tfti«H<^1^ m- a red Kadamba (flower). 
 
 <<fl'M«^H "• red sandal. 
 
 <fH-«a^<^ a. red-leaved; abstr. ©^ „. 
 
 TWcH f., ^"^ n. redness. 
 
 ^rn<^«n^ a. having red (i.e. dirty) teeth. 
 
 TW%^ a. red-eyed; abstr. o^jj f_^ o^ „. 
 
 4^r!lMT^ m. red-foot (a bird). 
 
 l^^Mbq n. a red flower. 
 
 2'?[;'^rqtq a. red-flowered. 
 
 TW*nW a. enamoured. 
 
 TWT^ a. red-mouthed. 
 
 T'^i^^r^ m. a kind of mustard. 
 
 TW^T"^ m., oHf n. blood-letting, bleeding. 
 
 ITW^^ "^' ^6^ colour. 
 
 2x;^^tJ a. red-coloured. 
 
 TWWT^^ & ^^TftT'i: a. clad in red. 
 
 *TW^f%r^ n. safflower. 
 
 TWT"^, f. "1^ red-eyed, 
 
 TWTH a. having a red appearance. 
 
 ITrtli^^T "• ^ ^'^d garment. 
 
 L'"^"?!!!^"?^ a. wearing a red garment. 
 
 TWT1JT«R nf»- red-flowering A^oka. 
 
 TfWT^ wi- redness. 
 
 "J^^f^^wfT a. charming, lovely. 
 
 T"^^' T^"R!, °%, PP- Xif^H protect , guard, 
 keep, save from (abl.), take care of (ace); ^ 
 beware of, prevent (ace). C. l^^^ftf 
 protect from (abl.), save. D. f^^^^^fTf 
 wish to protect from (abl.). — "^iT guard 
 or protect (by following), "^fiy & ^TTfH 
 keep, protect. "^J protect, guard from 
 (abl.). "qfr keep, guard, watch, protect, 
 save from (abl.), take care of, maintain, 
 observe. If preserve, rescue or deliver 
 from (abl.). irf?f keep, observe, f^ the 
 same. ^?1[ guard, watch, keep, maintain, 
 take care of, defend, save. 
 
 T^5 f. 1^ protecting, guarding, keeping, 
 watching; m. protector, keeper, f. "^J 
 guard, watch, protection, preservation; 
 any preservative, esp. a sort of bracelet 
 or amulet. 
 
 "^oR m., "^f^cRJ f. guardian, protector. 
 
 "^^Ilf m. = prec. m.; f. "^ & n. '^C'^ISJ pro- 
 tecting, guarding, saving, preserving. 
 
 T^^"^ a. to be guarded or protected, 
 shunned or avoided. 
 
 T^"^!^ m. protector, guard. 
 
 T^^m^^ m., oflfJeRT f. = prec. 
 
 ifT"^^ a. protecting, cf. trf^t"^^. 
 
 2'5^^ n. harm, injury, damage; harmer, 
 N. of a kind of evil beings or demons 
 (also i;^^). 
 
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 T^. 
 
 T^^*^ n. demoniacal nature, malice. 
 
 ■^^"W a. anti-demoniacal. 
 
 T^f^'ls ^- demoniacal, malignant. 
 
 T^T«RT"'^«R n. a basket as amulet.* 
 
 T'^TTIl^^h ra. a kind of talisman.* 
 
 ^"^Tf^cR^T a. appointed to protect; m. = seq. 
 
 T'^lt^^'Hr & T^Tl^f^ ^- superintendent of 
 police. 
 
 '^'^T'R'Rf'^T ^' ^" '*roulet (for protection). 
 
 TWlT^'^f n. ceremony (performed) for pro- 
 tection. 
 
 T^TTTW f"' a jewel as talisman. 
 
 ';?^^X^ifI a. enjoying protection, guarded by 
 (instr.). 
 
 '?;;f^(rT^ a. to be guarded or protected from 
 
 (abl.). 
 X;f^rT m. keeper, guardian, protector. 
 Tf^^ a. protecting, guarding; bewaring of 
 
 ( — o) ; m. = prec. 
 T%T^ a. driving back or killing Raksasas. 
 '?:;%T^»f m. pi. the band of Raksasas. 
 X^l^[^f!T f« pl- the deities of the Raksasas. 
 T^T^^^ ^ ®^^fT a. having the Raksasas 
 
 as deities. 
 T^^T^^ m. comrade of the Raksasas. 
 T%Tl(?r "• the killing of Raksasas. 
 T%T^i|:, I", o^ = T^T^. 
 '^^Tjr m. protection, guard. 
 
 "^i;^^^ (compar.) lighter (in weight). 
 
 1^, f. T^^^ running, swift, fleet, light; m. 
 
 runner, courser; N. of an ancient king, 
 
 pl. his race. 
 T^r^*^«f m. Raghu's son i.e. Rama. 
 T;^T^, o«!l^e(|, & oxffTi the chief of the 
 
 Raghus, i.e. Rama. 
 T;;^!:!^*}^ a. flying quickly. 
 tT^^'J ^' quick-tempered. 
 •?;^^«rT a. moving quickly. . 
 1[;^^T (instr. adv.) quickly, lightly. 
 ?^^^^«1[ a. moving lightly. 
 l^^n^lf m. the race of Raghu, T. of a poem. 
 T^^T ^ °"^T ^^' the best or the hero of 
 
 the Raghus, i.e. Rama. 
 
 li^^^f'T a. rolling or moving quickly. 
 
 "^^■^^ a. rapid, swift. 
 
 "^^ m. starveling, beggar. 
 
 "^^ m. a kind of deer or antelope. 
 
 X^^ , TW^^ move hither and thither, rock. 
 X;^. m. colour, hue; theatre, play-house, 
 
 stage, arena. 
 TW^TT n- prologue (d.). 
 TW*'^^ ™' ^ DQan's name, 
 ^^.^f^ f. place for acting, stage, arena. 
 ^W^^ n. a cert, theatrical ceremony, 
 T[^^ll^"R s. play-house, theatre. 
 T^^l^ s. place for contest or plays; stage, 
 
 theatre. 
 ^W^W^ n. place for a public show. 
 l^^cfff'^TJJ n. entering on the stage, the 
 
 profession of an actor. 
 
 TW"^^^^^ & ^rfTfT'l ^- w^^^ enters the 
 stage, m. an actor. 
 
 ^f^*'^ a. attached or devoted to, also = prec. a. 
 
 T^ , Tj^<{ hasten, run. 
 
 TW''^ n. haste, speed. 
 
 '^^, T^^rfTT, pp. Tf^TT (q.v.) produce, 
 form, make (also w. 2 ace); contrive, ar- 
 range, prepare; cause, effect; compose, 
 write; place or fix on or in (loc). — ^T 
 arrange, prepare; write, compose; put on, 
 furnish with (instr.). "^"q produce, make, 
 form, cause, eifect. f^ produce, fabricate, 
 construct, cause, effect, arrange, prepare; 
 compose, write; invent, find out; put, 
 place, fix on or in (loc); furnish with 
 (instr.). 
 
 X^f^ n, ai ranging, managing, preparing, writ- 
 ing, composing; f. "^T arrangement, dis- 
 position, preparation, contrivance, bring- 
 ing about, putting in or on, finding out, 
 invention, fiction; style, literarycomposition. 
 
 "JQ^f^frT ^- composer, author. 
 
 Xf^ri a. produced, arranged, prepared, made 
 of (instr. or — <>) , composed or written, 
 placed or fixed on , turned towards (loc), 
 provided or occupied with (instr. or — <>). 
 
 "^t^flT^ a. who has attained his object. 
 
 T^^ or '?;^^, '?;^l7f. Off, PP- TW (q.v.) be 
 coloured or r^, be exited or agitated, be 
 
T^ 
 
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 affected with a strong feeling, esp. be de- 
 lighted with, fond of, be in love with 
 or have pleasure in (loc). C. l^^'^f?! 
 ('?:W^f7r), PP- Tf^^ colour, redden; 
 brighten, illumine; rejoice, delight, please, 
 satisfy. — "^^ be coloured or reddened 
 after, take the tinge of, be delighted 
 with, feel affection towards (ace. or 
 loc). C. colour after or according to 
 (instr.) ; brighten, exalt, gratify, win, con- 
 ciliate. UXflose colour; C. estrange, alien- 
 ate (ace), ^fir be charmed or delight- 
 ed with (instr.). "^If eclipse, cast a shade 
 upon (loc). f^ lose colour, become cold 
 or indifferent towards (abl. or loc). ^T?^ 
 be coloured or reddened. C. colour, red- 
 den, rejoice, gratify. — Cf. ^^i:ii, ^Xf- 
 
 xm, "^^rm, f^Tm, ^tw- 
 
 j;^ m. dust, the pollen of flowers, a man's 
 name. 
 
 '^:ifiXJf m. a grain of dust, pi. dust. I 
 
 \^eft m. (^f^oRX & "^^oR^ f.) washerman 
 (woman), who is also a dyer (a mixed 
 caste). 
 
 "^^ITT a- whitish, silver-coloured, silvery ; n. 
 silver. 
 
 '?;^r»XlT'^ & o*n^«T n. silver vessel. 
 
 "^WfTIT"^, f- '1^ made of silver, silver. 
 
 T^fflf^H ^' adorned with silver. 
 
 ^^•1, f. ^ colouring; m. ray, beam, N. of 
 a man, f. f;^ night. 
 
 Xmf^ f. = -^^ii^ (v. prec). 
 
 T^r»t«ttT ^- the moon (night-maker). 
 
 T^f^^T ^- a Raksasa (night-rover). 
 
 T^rf^TT"^^ f- night regarded as a Raksasl. 
 
 <^«n^T n^- night-walker, the moon or a 
 Raksasa. 
 
 T^^^f?! m. the moon (lord of night). 
 
 T?5I5ft^ n. evening, (beginning of night). 
 
 T^^T"ffW & T;^^1^ m. the moon (husband 
 or lord of night). 
 
 T^rf^"^ f- a female dyer. 
 
 T^«^^ a. of silver. 
 
 ^^^ n. atmosphere, air, esp. the lower re- 
 gion of clouds and vapours (opp. fik^ or 
 "t^T^T); the sky (cone, also as twofold, 
 
 <^'3l4jl) mist, gloom (i.g.); dust, pollen of 
 flowers, any small particle of matter; 
 foulness, impurity, esp. the menstrual se- 
 cretion, darkness or soul-darkening pas- 
 sion (ph.). 
 X^^^ a. obscure, dark. 
 
 T^W (adj. -o) = t^rra;. 
 
 "^^St"^ a. vaporous, dusty. 
 T^^^ a. dusty or full of passion; f. ^X 
 menstruating, a woman during the menses. 
 Ijf^ ra. N. of a demon or king. 
 2'?^fgf f. direction. 
 
 Tf^"8^ (superl.) straightest or most honest. 
 T^^T^^ m. a cloud of dust. 
 T|r^f5j n. materials for a rope. 
 
 T[^ (T^) f' cord, rope. 
 
 •?^^oR (adj. — o) = prec 
 
 "^""It* 1^ m. a kind of tree or = seq. ^ 
 
 "^^tfltflcR m. the wild fowl. 
 
 T^MjfjcRT f. a kind of rope-ladder. 
 
 "^^^^T f- a rope-basket. 
 
 '^^«|«^ tn. fettering with ropes. 
 
 '^^??'^ a. consisting of ropes. 
 
 "^W^n^ in. a hanging rope. 
 
 T;"^^^ m. rope-maker. 
 
 T^"5R, f. Tf^T colouring, dyeing; gladden- 
 ing, charming, pleasing. 
 
 l^^if a. (f. "I^ & n. = prec. ; n. also colour. 
 
 "^^•^"^^ a. to be rejoiced (at). 
 
 T^, TTR!, pp. XlZ'ri (q-v.) howl, yell, cry, 
 roar. I. '^TT'^f^ scream aloud, croak. — 
 
 T^^ n. cry, applause. 
 
 T^T^^, ®^ croak. 
 
 "^f^rf a. shouted at; n. cry, yell, sound. 
 
 "^IJf m. joy, delight; (also n.) battle, fight 
 
 about ( — o). 
 TW«R"<H«1 n. battle, fight. 
 T^^<t a. causing joy or making war. 
 TWf^frT f., o%^ n. field of battle. 
 T^<^T ^^- J^attling, humming. 
 T^^^fif "1- battle-drum. 
 T^tlT^ a. fond of war, warlike. 
 TW^ & o^jfJT f. field of battle. 
 
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 IT^ 
 
 <U!4Jic( n., o^;^ m., oftlT^ & o^H n. the 
 
 front of battle or the van of an army. 
 
 TW^W^ ^- longing for, ardent desire; love 
 or the god of love. 
 
 TWTftr^ ^' ^^^^^ ^^ wsiv, pugnacious. 
 
 TW^"^^ f. the fortune or the goddess of war. 
 
 TWf^"^T f- the art or science of war. 
 
 TTTfsj^ m. hero in war, warrior. 
 
 TW^I^ a. experienced in war. 
 
 TUI^ M "• battle-place. 
 
 TWr^W, TWT^^, & TWTRtT n- the same. 
 
 T^THT^ "• war-drum. 
 
 T^T^'N f- field of battle. 
 
 Tf%fT a. & n. tinkling, rattling, humming. 
 
 "^ifljjrl m. who rejoices in (loc). 
 
 i^iiNST f- a slut or widow. 
 
 "^TiJI a. delightful, pleasant; n. pleasure, de- 
 light, war, battle. 
 
 T^,> T^t^, PP- Tferrt (q.v.) delight. 
 
 ■^IJcir a. delightful, lovely, also = seq. 
 
 T^^^l. ^- ^f lovely appearance. 
 
 l^-pS^rf a. merry, gay. 
 
 j^ a. content, happy, glad, merry; pleased 
 with, devoted to, fond of (loc, instr., or 
 — o); dallying or having sexual intercourse 
 with (~°). 
 
 '^fTf f. rest, repose, quiet, comfort, pleasure 
 in (loc. or — o); the pleasure of love, 
 sexual intercourse (person, as the wife of 
 the god of love). 
 
 Tf^«RT5 ^- ^ causing joy or being in love, 
 enamoured. 
 
 '^fTff^'^T f- sexual intercourse. 
 
 Tt^fffg a. skilled in love. 
 
 '^;f?IxrRT m. Rati's husband (cf. seq.). 
 
 Tf^1R^f?f ^' ^"- ^^ti and Priti (the wives of 
 the god of love). 
 
 X;f?f^««r m. husband, lover. 
 
 "^fffTTirT a. cheerful, gay; accompanied by 
 Rati. 
 
 Tf^T'TTIT !»• R-ati's lover i.e. the. god of love. 
 IT^T^ "^- sexual enjoyment. 
 
 2Tt^T^ a. sweet as love. 
 
 Tf^^'^T^ m. sexual intercourse. 
 Tf^^'^^ "• the fulness of delight. 
 
 T^fH^f ^"^ & T<^^ ™- the god of love (Rati's 
 
 husband). 
 TfTIc^^ m. the feast of love. 
 7[^ a. gift, present, riches, treasure, esp. 
 
 precious stone, jewel, pearl; often — o the 
 
 jewel called — , a jewel of i.e. the best of; 
 
 o — set or adorned with jewels. 
 T^^^'W ^' a jar set with jewels.* 
 T<5r''l^ a. filled with jewels; f. "^T the earth. 
 T[(^"^n^T f' splendour of jewels. 
 T^^^ ^' ^ couch set with jewels. 
 T(^^^ ^- jewel -lamp (i.e. a lamp with 
 
 jewels serving as light). 
 "^^^(feo^a, bestowing riches or blessings; 
 
 superl. o^tlffT. 
 T^f^^'^^' n. abstr. to prec. 
 T^f^ftr ^' receptacle of pearls or jewels, 
 
 E. of the sea, mount Meru, & Visnu. 
 XT^tJ'^fT m. jewel mountain, E. of Meru. 
 "^5^ n. N. of a city. 
 
 Tf^ii^T? m. = -^f^^xr. 
 
 T^'JTT'^^ ^^- a palace adorned with jewels. 
 
 T^^T^ a. distributing or possessing treas- 
 ures. 
 
 T:(^»TT^T & °HT1^ ". jewel-box.* 
 
 T^^ a. jewel-like (lit. being a j.). 
 
 Tic^T'^j f. 1^ made of jewels or pearls. 
 
 T^^T^T f- a pearl necklace (poss. of^*[,); 
 T. of sev. works (also — °). 
 
 "^I^X,^ n« the jewel of jewels. 
 
 Tf^'^Tftr ^- heap or collection of jewels. 
 
 "^(^•fl a. abounding in gifts or jewels. 
 
 "^f^^^Jif & "'^^•l, ^' names of men. 
 
 T^^^ f. a cert, observance.* 
 
 T."^^ a. producing jewels (the earth). 
 
 T(^lf^^ n- N. of a cert, oblation. 
 
 T^^T'fi'^ ™- jewel -mine, the sea. 
 
 T^T^T s. small (lit. sprout of) a pearl. 
 
 Ti^Tl'fV^T^ & o#^^ n. a ring set with 
 jewels. 
 
 T(^T^'^ f. pearl necklace, a woman's name; 
 T. of a play. 
 
 Xf^^ a. abounding in gifts or jewels. 
 
 l^f^ m. waggon, esp. war-chariot, also any 
 
vehicle of the gods; charioteer, warrior, 
 
 champion, hero. 
 2X^ m. pleasure, joy. 
 T^T^t & T ^^< ^- wheelwright. 
 -^^fT m. the banner of a chariot. 
 •^■^%f5f m. the sound of a chariot. 
 X;^r^5fe & T^^ T W "• chariot-wheel (foot). 
 '?;^^^ f. (often pi.) going by carriage. 
 T ^ ^ ^ 'T f- tbe hinder part of a carriage. 
 l^^f^Rl^ a. winning chariots. 
 2'^'?rf^if[. a. winning affection, charming. 
 T^^T«T n- knowledge of chariots, skill in 
 
 driving ; poss. °f^«l^. 
 "^flT a. speeding or overtaking a chariot. 
 T VUVa l i f. the pole of a carriage. 
 T'^^lfn f* "^'ave of a chariot- wheel. 
 T'^I^f'T f- the rim of a chariot-wheel. 
 X^"^!;?^ m. carriage-road. 
 l^^TTT a. filling or furthering chariots. 
 T^'T'ir ^^' the breaking of a carriage. 
 
 "?:^?n^ m. = x^^-q^. 
 
 T.^T\T^ n. the front or forepart of a chariot. 
 
 T^'EfT*! n- the going in a chariot. 
 
 T^RTT^^l. ^' going in a chariot. 
 
 '^[vy^ a. wishing for chariots. 
 
 ■^'?|'^^ a. yoking the chariot or yoked to it; 
 m. charioteer. 
 
 T^"^n" "• a chariot fight. 
 
 '^^I^T'i m- the team of a chariot. 
 
 7^^if|\ir m. who fights from a chariot, a char- 
 ioteer. 
 
 X^rT;^^ ni. waggon-string, trace. 
 
 <V!|4 , "^"^f^ff?! go in a chariot. 
 
 TTT^iff a. abounding in chariots; n. possession 
 of chariots. 
 
 T^^GH'l^ n. carriage-road. 
 
 T'^^T^, f- ^ drawing a chariot; m. chariot- 
 horse or = seq. 
 
 T^^T^«R m. charioteer. 
 
 T^^T^'T n- a movable frame to place car- 
 riages upon. 
 
 T^f^"^!^ n., of^^T f- skill in (managing) 
 chariots. 
 
 T^f^%T^ fJ. unyoking of a chariot; <»^"^ 
 a. relating to it. 
 
 •^^^^ f. == jym^ai. 
 
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 ^ A ij^jj m. the speed of a chariot. 
 
 T'^T^l^ m. throng of chariots. 
 
 ^^^ a. standing on a chariot. 
 
 '^'^TO'fiT m. the deity of comfort or chariots. 
 
 "^^T^ m. a carriage axle. 
 
 T^W "• ^"y P^^^ ^^ ^ carriage, esp. a wheel, 
 
 also a potter's wheel & the discus ofVisnu- 
 
 Krsna. m. a kind of goose or duck. 
 T^Tl^T^'i:, **^Tr. & °^T^ m. = prec. m. 
 T^Tl^TrfxJT & T'^f^ '»• ^- ^f Visnu. 
 7;^T^«R "• an array of war-chariots. 
 T^TTf^ ^^^'- chariot against chariot. 
 "JQ^ZHTTl ^' charioteer or the mounting a 
 
 chariot. 
 X!^T"^ m. carriage-horse, n. carriage & hors.^ 
 T^Tl^ n., T^'g m., & i:-^^^ n. a day's 
 
 journey by carriage. 
 ^f^fcR m. owner or driver of a carriage. 
 "^fy^J^ a. halving or going in a carriage, 
 
 carriage- or cart-; m. charioteer or=prec. 
 '^f^";i[ a. =:prec. a. or quick, swift. 
 T^^ a. & m. = T:f^^; as m. also guide, 
 
 ruler, lord i.g. 
 "T;^^ , only \\!ftii«rf moving in a chariot. 
 '^11' m. owner of a chariot or a warrior 
 
 fighting from a chariot. 
 '^^^'T*? a. hastening along in a chariot. 
 T^^Xff f. the pole of a carriage. 
 "^^Xf m. a kind of arrow. 
 7^%^ or o^X a. & m, standing on a chariot. 
 
 charioteer. 
 f^^^X^;^ a. carried on a chariot. 
 T^TW^ ^- proud of a chariot; f. ^X N. of 
 
 a metre. 
 T^m^ m- the seat (lap) of a chariot. 
 T^ or J^ a. belonging or accustomed to a 
 
 carriage, chariot-; m. a carriage -horse. 
 
 f. "^^X road , high-road. n. chariot-trap- 
 pings or a wheel ; a race or contest with 
 
 chariots. 
 T^TT^ n. mouth or entrance of a road.* 
 T^T^I^tSw n. walking on a road. 
 Tf , T^ffi, *%, pp. Tf^^ scratch, gnaw, 
 
 rend, dig open (a way), guide, lead into 
 
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 T'l 
 
 a course (a river), convey or bring to 
 (dat.). — U scratch, dig. f^ separate, 
 open. 
 
 "^^ a. scratching, gnawing at (— ©); m. tooth. 
 
 "^^^^ in- lip (lit. tooth- covering). 
 
 Tj^^wf m. tooth, tusk. 
 
 T^^^^ m. = <<^^<. 
 
 l^^f^oRT f- a woman's name. 
 
 tT^T^^ ^- dispensing wealth. 
 
 TH,' T'^^j T'^t^' PP- T^ b® o"* make sub- 
 ject to (dat.); harass, pain. C. "^i^^rfH 
 (o%) = S. trans. I. ("^TTf^) subdue. — 
 fif give into the power of (dat.). 
 
 TTVT a. wretched, poor; a miser. 
 
 X^%T^ & ®%T^^ a. impelling the miser. 
 
 "^[^riT a- the same. 
 
 1"?;^, "i^Wf^. *>H, &T;Wf^ be pleased, rejoice, 
 take pleasure in (loc, r. ace). C. "^Tir^rfT!, 
 o% delight a pers. with (instr.) or in (loc), 
 or = S. (w. loc). 
 
 2T:^, TWRT, PP- Tt^^ (q-^^0 ring, sound, 
 tinkle. C. '?;;T;r"^f?T make ring etc. 
 
 "i^firT f- delight in (loc). 
 
 Tf^%^ ^- ^' ^^ ^" ancient king. 
 
 "i^ftT a. liking to stay with (loc). 
 
 TJ^t^H a. delightful, pleasant. 
 
 "J^t^iT a. & n. destroying; n. also cooking, 
 preparation of food. 
 
 f'^?ef«fT^ , ozrfTI make subject, deliver into 
 the power of (dat.). 
 
 i;fitf f. subjugation; the being cooked. 
 
 jyi^ n. (m.) opening, cleft, hole, pit; defect, 
 flaw, weak part. 
 
 T'^'T^Tfr.^l^ a. searching out the weak parts. 
 
 T^T"^f^"mft«I^ a. rushing in through holes. 
 
 TH.' T^rffT chatter, whisper; I. x;iX^f^= S. 
 
 "i;;;!;!^ n. defect, fault, hurt, injury. 
 
 tT"^' T^l|% (S. only in seq.) be full. — 
 IT reach beyond (abl.). f^ be overfull, 
 have plenty of (gen. or instr.). 
 
 '^t'gJ'S'^Ii^ a having a full ud-der. 
 
 T^XU, only pp. Tif"^^ brought down, wretched. 
 
 X;^T f- food. 
 
 T*i, or t:^ , t:^%, ofTf (T'wfrr, <>%), pp. 
 
 "^g£f ( — o w. act. & pass, mg) take bold, 
 seize, embrace. C. "^^^rf^T & D. f^Xi^'rl 
 
 (only — o). — ■'SSf^ grasp, seize. "^T take 
 hold upon, touch, seize, lean or stay up- 
 on (ace), reach to, attain; undertake, be- 
 gin to (ace or infin.). ^^T take hold of 
 from behind, hold on to (ace). ^TT^T 
 take hold of each other or together. "^^^ 
 grasp, touch, get at, undertake, begin. 
 irr & ^W{ the same, xrf^ & ^X|f^ em- 
 brace (together). ;^ take hold of (each 
 other), seize upon, partake of, enjoy 
 (instr.); M. P. be excited or agitated. 
 "^fn^r^ grasp, hold fast. — Cf. "^"^SKT 
 (sic!), ^TT^, THX^, ^T^. 
 
 "^^ m. N. of a monkey. 
 
 "^^^ n. impetuosity, fierceness, violence; 
 instr. adv. violently, furiously, rapidly. 
 
 "^^l^ a. impetuous, fierce, violent, strong, m. 
 = prec. + energy , zeal, ardent desire of 
 (~°); ° — 5 instr., & abl. = prec adv. 
 
 T^*|^«tT a. impetuous, violent. 
 
 \fv{ f. a cert, part of a chariot. 
 
 l^f*l¥ (superl.) very impetuous or fierce. 
 
 •^^;^^ & 7[;i3T^ (compar.) the same. 
 
 T^T^T a. giving impetuous strength. 
 
 T'=[^ t'T^, «f?T, T'^rrf^, pp. T^ (q V.) tr. 
 
 stop, fix, settle; gladden, delight, enjoy 
 (esp. carnally); intr, stop, rest, stay gladly 
 with (loc. or dat.); delight in, be pleased 
 with or to (loc, instr., or infin.); be happy 
 or content; dally or have sexual inter- 
 course with (instr. ^l ^l^Tir, ^^, ^Icfi^, 
 or ^\}tc). C. -^^^fTT or TCT^^rfTf = S. 
 trans. — "^g A. stop (intr.), stay; M. find 
 pleasure or delight, "^f^ M. stop, stay ; de- 
 light in, be satisfied or pleased with (loc 
 or instr. ± ^Rf). "^m^ M. feel comfort- 
 able. "^T A. stop, cease; take delight in 
 (loc), enjoy carnally (instr. ± ^^?i;). "^tlT 
 A. (M.) rest, repose, desist from (abl.). 
 ^xrr & ^TTT the same, ■gxf A. stop (tr.); 
 A. M. stop (intr.), rest, stay repose; cease 
 from, renounce, resign (abl.). gxf A. M. 
 come to rest, cease, desist from (abl.). f^T 
 M. go to rest, cease, end. C. f^'^T^'^tTf 
 stop, check, restrain. "qfT! A. take pleas- 
 ure in, rejoic^ at (abl.). f% A. (M.) 
 
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 stop, cease, pause, rest; desist from (abl.), 
 renounce, resign (abl. or absol.). C. 
 "ftr^^fTT or f^'?:T'RTfH bring to rest or 
 to an end. — Cf. ^gT<T, ^T7T<T (add.), 
 fifXTT (to be placed after fif^^iT), f^T^- 
 
 l^f{ a. gladdening, delighting (—<>); f. "^T 
 fortune, riches, splendour, E. of LaksmT. 
 
 j^ or °m m. pi. N. of a people, 
 
 i;[^l!r, f . t^ = 7^?T adj. — m. lover, hus- 
 band; f. '1^ mistress, wife, N. of a serpent- 
 maid ; n. joy, pleasure, esp. sensual pleas- 
 ure, sexual intercourse. 
 
 T^T^^ a. enjoyable, delightful, charming; 
 f. t5JT N. of a singer.* 
 
 "^^Tn^^5f«3T«(^ a. whose birth is pleasant, 
 born under an auspicious star. 
 
 T'l^^^TT'C^ n. delight and wonder. 
 
 TT^U^^f!! f-, °(«f n- loveliness, beauty. 
 
 l^'i'ft f- ^ pleasant abode. 
 
 2l^?rf7T a. liking to abide, not straying. 
 
 T'^T'TT^ & ""Qft ni. lord of Rama i.e. Visnu. 
 
 "^^^ & 0"^"^ m. the same. 
 
 \JSf , 't.^H hang down. 
 
 2Ty^, T^fTT, «% roar, bellow. 
 
 "^^ m. prop, support, staff, N. of an Asura 
 etc.; f. nSfT the plantain, N. of an Apsa- 
 ras etc. 
 
 T'ftri, '^- carrying a stick ; ra. old man or 
 door-keeper. 
 
 T^T^' f. **^ or o"^ having beautiful (plantain- 
 like) thighs. 
 
 "^TSf a. enjoyable, charming, beautiful. 
 
 ''^i^ldl f-, ®?^ n- charm, beauty. 
 
 T'^^T^W ^- beautiful and terrible. 
 
 T^5F€rT«fl'^ a. offering pleasant intervals. 
 
 "^^ m. current, stream, course, quick motion, 
 haste; instr. & abl. quickly, rapidly. 
 
 'Xf^ m. (f.) wealth, treasure. 
 
 4^fi|rf or o^ a. bestowing riches. 
 
 Tf^PrTT (superl.) very wealthy. 
 
 T'T^'^f^ ^' ^*^rd of wealth or treasures. 
 
 ?;f^?i«fr^ & **'^«rT^ a. wealthy, rich, opulent. 
 
 Tf^rf^^ a. obtaining or possessing wealth. 
 
 "^f^H^f a. rejoicing in wealth. 
 
 "?[fq^Tc^ (°^^nX) ^* partaking of wealth. 
 
 Tf^T^ (oxfT^) a. ruling over wealth. 
 Tf^^T ^' wealthy (lit. standing in wealth); 
 
 m. a rich man. 
 T^f^^T'f & ^"'^T'T a. & m. = prec. (lit. a re- 
 ceptacle of wealth). 
 "^"^J^^iff a. wishing for wealth. 
 TTTZ n- forehead (cf. ^^TZ)- 
 •?^^T f- a cert. bird. 
 "^^cR m. a kind of deer. 
 1^ m. roar, howl, thunder, yell, cry; sound 
 
 or noise i.g. 
 "^^TTf a. roaring, howling, singing. 
 jy{7{ & T^^ m.=t^. 
 "^f^ m. the sun. 
 
 ll^f^f^X^Uj" m. sun-beam. ^ 
 
 T^f^rf^^ m. the son of the sun; E. of the 
 
 planet Saturn & of Yama. 
 "^f^rf m. crier, screamer. 
 "^f^f%^& o^Jir^^ n. the sun's orb or disk. 
 l^f^^FTrT ^- t^he son of the sun; E. of the 
 
 planet Saturn <% of the monkey Sugriva. 
 T^^T^T f- cord, strap, rein ; girdle, esp. of a 
 
 woman, adj. — o girt or surrounded by. 
 T7ir«TT^'5im m* a woman's girdle twisted of 
 
 several strings. 
 "^JT*^ m. rein (only instr. "^TiTT & — °)- 
 "^fr?? m. (f.) line, cord, trace, rein, whip, 
 
 measuring rope ; ray or beam of light. 
 T;fT?T^T^ n. a net or garland of rays. 
 "^fTTTTJ^ m. heap or multitude of rays. 
 "^fT?T^«rT a. having rays, radiant; m. the 
 
 sun. 
 l^^^ni a. consisting of rays. 
 '?^fTIT^"R?I«^ a. garlanded with rays. 
 Tf^^^^, a. & m. == T:fTTr3RnT^. 
 l^T^, T^rfH, °%, pp. Tftr-fT (q-^O '■oar, howl, 
 
 try, sound. — '^f^ neigh to (ace). "^T & 
 
 f^ roar, scream. — Cf. "^"^f^ff, "^TT" 
 
 2T^, T^rf?r, T^fiT» T^^fH, % taste, relish, 
 feel, perceive. 
 
 X[^ ni. the sap or juice of plants and fruits, 
 fluid, liquid i.g., poet. = water; the best 
 or finest or strongest part of anything, 
 its essence or bloom; taste or the organ 
 of taste, relish or inclination for, desire 
 
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 TT^^'^ 
 
 of (loc. ± ^^fr; or — o) , any object of 
 taste or enjoyment; pleasure, charm, 
 beauty; feeling, sentiment, affection; 
 style, character (esp. of a work of art). — 
 f. "^^ moisture, humidity, N. of a river 
 & a mythol. stream ; the lower world, 
 hell. 
 
 T^TW a* possessing the quality of taste. 
 
 TQ^ni a. produced from liquids. 
 
 X;^^ a. knowing tastes (lit. & fig.), i.g- ju- 
 dicious, wise, familiar with (loc. or — o), 
 abstr. OffT f- — n. & f. "^ tongue. 
 
 1X;^»T n. roaring, screaming, sounding i.g. 
 
 2X;^«T m. phlegm; f. "^J tongue; u. tasting, 
 feeling. 
 
 T'^'ft^ a. what is tasted. 
 
 T'^^^'^ "^^ poetical composition, esp. a drama. 
 
 '?^^^'?I, f. t;^ consisting of juice or fluids. 
 
 T;^"?^!?! s. tasting. 
 
 T^f^^^ a. to be tasted, tasty. 
 
 Tl^f^ff "^- taster. 
 
 T^^TfT f- abstr. to seq. 
 
 T^R''^^ a. juicy, savoury; pithy, strong; 
 graceful, elegant. 
 
 T^^^^T^ adv. except taste. 
 
 T^^^Wf^'l. ^^- liquor-seller. 
 
 Ti^'f^T a. knowing tastes or having good 
 taste (lit. & fig.). 
 
 "^^IfT^ n. the lower world, hell. 
 
 '^^T(3fcR a. whose essence is juice or taste; 
 juicy, tasteful, elegant. 
 
 T^lf^oR a. full of taste or enjoyments. 
 
 X[^|«rl^ n. another taste, sentiment or char- 
 acter; difference of tastes. 
 
 T^*^Tf^^ ^' knowing the different tastes. 
 
 "^^TT^iT n. medicine for prolonging life , an 
 
 elixir. 
 X^TSSl a. juicy, tasty. 
 T'^T'^T in- the mango tree. 
 X^tllT a. mixed with juice (milk), 
 T^T^T^ m. the perception of enjoyment. 
 Tt^=R a. having (good) taste ; having a liking 
 for, be fond of or familiar with (loc. or 
 — o); tasteful, elegant. Abstr. OffXf', °t^n. 
 Tf^^fi^*' ^"* elegant people. 
 
 Tf%<T a. & n. roaring, crying, tinkling, sound- 
 ing i.g. 
 
 ITf^fT ni. roarer. 
 
 2T:f^fr ni. taster. 
 
 T'f^'l^'^-j'^i^yj P^^hy, strong, tasteful, elegant. 
 
 "^Q^TT m. a kind of garlic. 
 
 "^^ a. palatable, tasty, savoury. 
 
 Tf^ T^ffT, pp. TffrT (q.v.) leave, desert, 
 abandon. C. 7^^^f?T = S. or cause to 
 leave etc. — f^ C. abandon, desert. — 
 Cf. ftTff Tf. 
 
 Tf (°-) = Tf ^• 
 
 "^^TJf n. abandonment, separation. 
 
 "^^^ n. solitude, lonely place, as adv. se- 
 cret ely. 
 
 T^^ f bringing forth (a child) in secret. 
 
 T^"^ a. secret, private; n. a secret, mysti- 
 cal doctrine, mystery, also adv. = T!^^- 
 
 TW^^TfT'l ^* keeping a secret. 
 
 T^^^^ M., o^^^ n* disclosure of a secret. 
 
 T^^^T'^WT f- the keeping of a secret. 
 
 X;^^T^Tf^'(, a. telling a secret or making 
 secret reports. 
 
 TW*^ a. being in private, alone. 
 
 TfW^ a. left, deserted, alone; destitute of, 
 wanting (instr., <> — or — o). 
 
 T^'TTO" "!• pJ- ^' of a race of Rishis. 
 
 '^"^T^JTT a. being in a lonely place, private, 
 secret. 
 
 ITT, TTf?r, Tt*^' PP' TTrt (q.v.) give, grant, 
 bestow. — ^;r^ = S. 
 
 2'XJ (— °) gi^'iug? bestowing. 
 
 3X;T, il^lRr bark, bark at. — "^fH bark at. 
 
 4TT V. % 
 
 XJctrr f. the goddess or the day of full moon ; 
 N. of a RaksasI & A river. 
 
 TJefi'X^'^ m. full moon (cf. prec). 
 
 TTcRlf'firT f. the night of full moon. 
 
 TT«fimfiT & °?^^lir ni. the full moon (hus- 
 band of Raka). 
 
 "^"I^^, f. 1^ belonging to the Raksas, demo- 
 niacal, m. an evil demon, a Raksas. 
 
 TTW^cTT f., °^ n , '**rT^ m- the state or 
 condition of a Raksas. 
 
 TT^%^ nu. the k^g of the Raksas, Ravana. 
 
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 -^T^ m. colouring, colour, esp. redness; charm, 
 loveliness; affection, feeling, passion; joy, 
 pleasure, delight in, longing after, love of 
 (loc. or — ®); musical mode (6). 
 
 TT'f^"^ ra. du. love and hatred. 
 
 ^T1^«^ ni- manifestation of love or affection. 
 
 ■^T^?T"'2r ^' r^d ^^ enamoured. 
 
 '?:TT%^T f- line of paint; N. of a woman. 
 
 TTTT^TeR a- consisting in passion. 
 
 Tlf'THT f- lo"gi"g after, desire for (loc. or 
 
 "^Xf^lw^ a coloured, red; impassioned, lov- 
 ing, affectionate; attached to, fond of, de- 
 lighting in (loc. or — <>). f. ^Tsft a modi- 
 fication of the Raga (cf. s. v.). 
 "^IJ^^ m. descendant of Raghu , E. of sev, 
 princes, esp. of Rama. 
 
 TT^r^l^mS^^ n. T. of poem. 
 "^^^ a. belonging to the antelope called 
 Ranku, made of deer's hair, woollen; m. a 
 woollen cover. 
 
 "^T^ m. actor. 
 
 ^TT^^: TT^f^5 °%. TTfS reign, rule, direct, | 
 be master of (gen.); shine, glitter, be il- 
 lustrious or eminent, distinguish one's self, 
 appear as (\^). C. "^^T^f?!, <>% rule, 
 govern. — "^^ imitate, fij^ C. cause to 
 shine or glitter, "qf^ shine all around. 
 ■f% = S. + excel , surpass (abl.). "^f?lf% 
 shine very bright, "^•ff^ follow (ace). 
 5EnR: »'eign, rule (gen.). — Cf. f;"?:^^- 
 
 2JJ^ (nom. "^TZ) m. sovereign, king. 
 
 "^IJ^ m. (only — *>) prince, king, first or best 
 of. 
 
 "^T^ m. little king, also = 7;T^1; (—**); "• 
 a multitude of kings. 
 
 <M<*^oRT & °oR«^T f. a king's daughter. 
 
 TrW«R^ m. king-maker (who sets a king on 
 the throne). 
 
 TT^^^S'l, n- = TT^TcRt^T, also royal service. 
 
 TT^«fiT^ n- = prec. 
 
 TTfWfcRf^^f^r'i;^ a. sinning as a king. 
 
 "^TWeft^ a. royal, princely. 
 
 TT^^^TT "^-5 **fT«RTf- a king's son & daughter. 
 
 TT^«R^ "• ^ king's or a royal family; the 
 court of a king. 
 
 ^T5fefi(U n. a king's duty or business. 
 
 i:T^ftR^ f.=prec. 
 
 TiT^T^ f. a kind of buffalo. 
 
 •^oI?nf^i|; a. going to the king. 
 
 -i^fof^T^ m. councillor or minister of a king. 
 
 TT^njW n- ^^J^^ mystery. 
 
 T;T^nTf n- a king's house, palace; n. (& f. ^) 
 
 N. of a town. 
 "^T^^TfTcfi m. king-killer, regicide. 
 "^T^SIl^ f. a species of date tree. ^ 
 
 l^TWff n- silver, also adj. (f. ^). 
 TJSfffwT^, f. ^T a king's son & daughter. 
 TT^flTf'T^ f. T. of sev. works. 
 TTSIfT^ adv. from the king. 
 T:T^rn f., *»^ n. kingship, royalty. 
 ■^[^fgf^l^ m. royal authority or a punishment 
 
 inBicted by a king. 
 T;T^<?«fT m. principal tooth, front-tooth. 
 TT^'^^'T rn- a royal audience (lit. the act 
 
 of seeing a king). 
 Tl^^TT ra. pi. a king's wife (wives). 
 '^^T^I^Tf^eRT f- a king's daughter, princess.* 
 TTWf ff g f. = prec. 
 TT^^T^ f-. °^T "• t^® king's gate, gate of 
 
 a palace. 
 "^^T^^if m. a king's duty; PI. the laws re- 
 lating to kings. 
 X[T^\i|^Hf^ & ^f^"? a. maintaining & know- 
 ing the duties of a king. 
 ■?;T^\:rT'ft f- a king's residence; abl. o?!^. 
 l-^^T^*^ m. king, ruler (often of gods, esp. of 
 Soma), a man of the military caste; f. 
 '^T'^ queen. 
 2''CT^'l, s. direction, guidance. 
 "^IJ^*!^ m., ®^f?f f. policy or politics (lit. 
 
 royal conduct. 
 '^['[^fir a. royal, princely; m. a man of the 
 
 military caste; abstr. o'^^f n. 
 "^J^J^JeR n. an assemblage of warriors. 
 ■^T^i€jg\TrT'^ m. a king's son, prince. 
 TT^^^*^ m. friend of a prince, also = "^T" 
 
 gf^ ra. 
 TT^-^nT a. having a (good) king. 
 
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 TT^T^'^ 
 
 TT^^? ^' ^ kind of precious stone. 
 
 '^^"^rfir ^- a lord of kings. 
 
 T^T^^?^ f- a king's wife. 
 
 ■^X^"^^ ni- principal (lit king's) street. 
 
 ■'CT^^fT^^'^* change of government (I. king) * 
 
 ^TT^3^ m. a king's son, prince (f. <>5^) ; 
 
 a Rajpoot. 
 2'i;[TWT^ a. having princes as sons. 
 "^^ig'^oR m., of^cfiX f. a king's son or 
 
 daughter, prince, princess. 
 T([7^il[^^ m. a royal servant. 
 TT^^T "•» ^Tt f' N. of a city. 
 
 T^T^TTcfifTf f. minister of a king. 
 "^T^IT^^ a. to be given to a king. 
 T^T^flT'^T f- a king's favourite wife. 
 "^T^P^ m. royal servant; n. royal service. 
 XTSf^'W^ m., t^ f. a royal relation. 
 TT^*J^ ^- ^ king's soldier. 
 ITT^^^^T "• a king's palace. 
 TT^^TT^ ni. royalty. 
 1;T^*TW m- a king's servant. 
 T;T^WtH m- a king's brother. 
 
 '^T^TTlrl f. a king's mother. 
 
 "^T^'RT^TccT n the being radiant, brilliancy. 
 
 '^T^TT'T"^ ni. a royal officer. 
 
 ■^T^T^ n. a king's face. 
 
 XT^^^ & o"?Il^«^ m. a kind of disease. 
 
 '^T^'^^ m. a king's sacrifice. 
 
 i;;T^^Tf5[c[^ f- a king's wife. 
 
 XT^TT^I m. a king of kings. 
 
 Xr^TT^ m.= prec. (abstr. o^j f., o^ n.); 
 
 E. of Kubera. 
 '^[TWTT^ n. reign over all kings. 
 ?;;7^rfBf m. a royal sage. 
 T^T^^r^W n. royal sign or token. 
 XT^^r^ f. royal fortune or splendour (often 
 
 personif.). 
 TT^^foR ni. a company of kings. 
 TT^*=iui ^' a family of kings. 
 ■^T^^"?^ a. belonging to a royal family. 
 X[T^^?(^ adv. like a king. 
 '^[T^^V ^- a king's weapon. 
 "^^T^^^fT a. having a king. 
 
 T"!^^^^ wi« a king's favourite. 
 
 TT^rf^^T f. royal science, state policy. 
 
 TiT^ft^ f. = TT^^^. 
 
 TTW^T!5R«|^ n. a king's abode, palace. 
 
 X^T^ofq m. a royal garment. 
 
 ■^^T^ir're'T n. royal edict or order. 
 
 TT^nri^ n. royal science, state policy. 
 
 TT^^^T ^' N. of a poet. 
 
 X\^^ f . = TT^f^f^. 
 
 TT^^' f- ^ relating to passion (ph.); abstr. 
 o^ n. 
 
 '?;^T^'^^^ f. a king's court of justice. 
 
 TT^^tS" n. a king's sacrifice. 
 
 TT^ir?r«[^ n- a royal dwelling. 
 
 "^T^TQ^T f- royal hall or assembly. 
 
 TTT^^^^ m. black mustard or the seed of it 
 (used as a weight). 
 
 TT^W^ ^- king-lion , an illustrious king. 
 
 T^TWHrf m., ^j f. a king's son or daughter. 
 
 T;!^^^ m. - prec. m. 
 
 TT^^^ m. n. a great sacrifice at a king's 
 consecration. 
 
 TT^^^«R & ^^'N''^ ra. a king's servant. 
 
 "^1^%^! f- king's service. 
 
 ■?^T^^T^«fi ni. the brother of a king's con- 
 cubine.* 
 
 Tf^Xlf^ n. the property of a king. 
 
 TJ^l'^i f "1^ a sort of goose or swan. 
 
 T^T^l"'^ n- a king's palace. 
 
 "^T^T^TT ™- bringer of Soma. 
 
 XT^T^'T m- a kind of tree. 
 
 "^T^fVTlW m- king of kings, supreme king. 
 
 TT^T"ftr^T«f n. royal capital. 
 
 '^TWI^'f m. subject or servant of a king. 
 
 "^^7^ m. the younger brother of a king.* 
 
 X^^T'g^f^'C^ m- a king's servant. 
 
 •^T^TS" n. food from a king. 
 
 TT^f^^«R rn- consecration of a king. 
 
 ';(;TWT^ royal property, treasury, abstr. ©TfT f- 
 
 TT^T^ a. worthy of a king, royal, princely; 
 n. Agallochum. 
 
 "^T^T^ m- a strong (lit. royal) stallion. 
 
 T;T^T^1 n. royal seat, throne! 
 
 TT^T^^T^ f- a stool to place the Soma 
 upon (r.). m 
 
trftf 
 
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 l^f^ or -^T^ f. streak, line, row. 
 •^if^T^ a. shining. 
 -^f^iW^^ a. striped. 
 "^if^f^ 11^- ^ ^'"^ o^ snake. 
 
 TT^cBfl a- striped, forming stripes. 
 Tjgj^^ a. striped; m. a cert, fish; n. a blue 
 
 lotus-flower. 
 l^T^^^ & «>%T'^^ a- lotus-eyed. 
 '^(JW^ m. lord of kings. 
 TT^TTTcfi-^W "• the ensigns of royalty. 
 TT^Tl^^T"^ m. homage or service rendered 
 
 to a king. 
 TT^T^%^T f- royal service. 
 TT^T"Q%f^*ll "1- a king's servant. 
 
 T^J^ a. fit to reign, royal; n. (also X^^ or 
 XJW) kingship, sovereignty, reign, king- 
 dom, country. 
 
 '?^l3ll'^rf?T f- loss of a realm, dethronement. 
 
 X;T3ll^^ i^- decay of a realm. 
 
 "5^75irHT^ a. enjoying sovereignty. 
 
 T^T^H^^ & ®^^ f- splendour of a reign. 
 
 "^^ISIJ^?^ 11. the sweetness of sovereignty. 
 
 T;T^^ & °^Tf^'C ^- being in a kingly 
 office, reigning. 
 
 T1Wf^f<T f. abstr. to prec. 
 
 J^r{ a. given (often <> — or — o). 
 
 Tl^lf^^ ^ °W^ ^' willing to present offer- 
 ings. 
 
 TTf^t a- ready (to give); f. grace, favour. 
 
 "i^TTH*!^ a. rich in gifts. 
 
 "^TffI"5rT^ a. granting favours, liberal, boun- 
 teous. 
 
 TT^ n. night, mostly — <> as m. or n. 
 
 ^Meii, f. of^ejif nocturnal, nightly. 
 
 TTf^ofi a. nocturnal, nightly; — o after a 
 
 num. lasting or sufficient for so and so 
 
 many nights or days. 
 ^f^xf^T f. night -roving; a nightly act or 
 
 observance. 
 T^Tf^^fT^"?^ m. night-watching. 
 XlNf^W n. day and night, ©f^^J^; also as 
 
 adv. = instr. °f^T by d. & n. 
 
 TTf^T^ a. nocturnal. 
 '^Xf^'^^oli m. night-guard, watchman. 
 TTf^f^f TfT^ a. roaming at night.* 
 TTf^^"^ ^' *be remainder or last part of a 
 
 night. 
 T^jf^^iJ^ n. a night ceremony. 
 -i^Tfr (later tlf^) f- night. 
 •^T'5S?^«(^ n. du. night and day. 
 '^T^sn^TT in« approach of night, evening. 
 -^X^gm^ ni. the same. 
 1"^T^ "• possession of chariots. 
 2"^!^ a. fit for a chariot. ^ 
 
 TJ^ a. accomplished (n. impers. w. instr. of 
 
 pers. & th.), ready, perfect, successful, 
 
 happy. 
 "i^TfW f- success, good fortune. 
 
 7:7^^, TTlrfrT, "trem, °fiT. pp- tt^ (q-^O 
 
 succeed, prosper (of pers. &th.); be happy, 
 have luck with (instr.); partake of, get 
 at or to (dat. or loc); *prophesy to (jj- 
 "^fTT w. dat.) ; accomplish , bring about ; 
 win over, gratify, conciliate. C. l^T^'^fTf 
 bring about, satisfy. — ^tf miss (the 
 mark), fail; be at fault, offend, sin against 
 (loc. of th. or gen. of pers.). "^ifiT C. sat- 
 isfy, content. ^^ fail, make a fault. "^ 
 C. make happy, satisfy, conciliate, try to 
 win, honour, serve (ace); gain, partake 
 of (ace). ^tlT serve (ace). ^TflC. = "^ C. 
 XffTf counteract, oppose (ace), f^ be de- 
 prived of (instr.); hurt, injure, offend. 
 ^^ C. agree about or upon (loc); satisfy, 
 content. — Cf. ^mj^, ^f^-^W, TT>^,- 
 
 tTT'y s. = seq.; m. a man's name; f . "^T 
 a cert, attitude in shooting, N. of Krsna's 
 foster-mother, of Krsna's consort, etc. 
 
 T^T^^ n. favour, gracious gift, blessing, lib- 
 erality, munificence. 
 
 t<^|VHJ|fq m. lord of gifts. 
 
 TT^TeRT«rT m. the beloved of Radha i.e. 
 Krsna. 
 
 '^71^"'^ ni. metron. of Karna and Bhisma. 
 
 "^T^^^ n. bestowing wealth or showing 
 favour. 
 
 1J\^ a. dark-coloured , black (m. ± If^f'T 
 a crow); charming, lovely, beautiful. — 
 
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 fT^. 
 
 m. a kind of deer, N. of three celebrated 
 heroes etc. f. J^TRJ a dark or beautiful 
 woman, mistress, wife, (young) woman i.g. ; 
 N. of an Apsaras etc.; f. Jji^ darkness, 
 night; n. dusk. 
 
 .'^T;RoR"CITI ni. a man's name. 
 
 TTTflfr ^' ^' ^^ ^ mountain. 
 
 "^iT^*^ m. Rama-moon, E. of Rama & N. 
 of sev. men. 
 
 TT'R'J ™- pl- ^- of a people. 
 
 '?^T^Wl"^«R "• loveliness, beauty. 
 
 TUTcfT^^ f., OfTm^^ n. T. of an Upanishad. 
 
 "^^TTfft^ 11. N. of a place of pilgrimage. 
 
 "^^^^ & ®*ITO ni- E. of Rama, N. of sev. 
 men. 
 
 TTT'5^ ^^' Rama's lake (a sacred bathing- 
 place. 
 
 i;^T'TT^Wi ^' ^ relating to Rama; n. N. of 
 an epic poem. 
 
 "?7I^'?I'?;[ m. a man's name. 
 
 ij^T or -^T^T f. niglit. 
 
 "^T *l ^1^ a. desirous of wealth. 
 
 tTT'^^T"^ m. increase of wealth, a. = seq. 
 
 TTWT^, °^T^^, & '»^f^ a- giving in- 
 crease of wealth. 
 
 "^^ m. roaring, crying, sound, noise. 
 
 '^■^Xrr m. N. of a Raksasa (lit. causing to 
 cry or lament). 
 
 Tl^fW ^ descendant of Ravana. 
 
 I'^^T^T^ a. giving, bestowing. 
 
 2'^T^«^ a. sounding, calling (only — «). 
 
 TTf^<T n- sound. 
 
 17rf^«[^ a. roaring, sounding, crying like (-°). 
 
 ^Tftj m. heap, mass, multitude. 
 
 Tlf^^^ adv. by heaps. 
 
 TTftl"'^ a. standing in a heap, heaped up. 
 
 T^TSp'^R ^-j ***T P* beap or pile up. 
 
 TJ'^ n. kingdom, sovereignty, country, region, 
 people, subjects. 
 
 TJ^^ (adj. — o) = prec. 
 
 TT^^'^W "• harassing of a country. 
 
 ''CT^'ITtr, TTl^^frr, & TT^m^ m. king (lit. 
 protector of a kingdom). 
 
 Tf^^fW '^* ^^cay of a kingdom. 
 
 TT^fll m. dependent prince, tributary; f. 
 pi. cert, sacrifices or sacrif. formulas. 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit- English Dictionary. 
 
 XJ^HfTT, f-, ^^W[ n. maintenance of dominion. 
 
 'O^^f^'l. m. rebel (divider of a country). 
 
 TT'^'^'T a. increasing dominion. 
 
 Tlf^ f. female ruler. 
 
 TTf^^ m. inhabitant (subject or ruler). 
 
 TTf^^ a. holding a kingdom. 
 
 i;jfH^ m. successor of a king, pretender; 
 
 also = seq. 
 XTf?"^^!^ m- a king's brother-in-law (d.). 
 JJ^ f. female ruler or manager. 
 -^ft^ m.=i:Tf^. 
 TT^' TT^rfH, *>% roar, howl. I. T:TTT^% cry 
 
 aloud, lament. 
 "^^ m. a kind of rustic dance (performed by 
 
 Krsna) ; play, sport i.g. 
 Xm^ m., o^ f. ass. 
 tT^T f- girdle; poss. TT^T^- 
 jlfW^ & TTf^ »• noisy. 
 T^Tl"^'^ a. belonging to Rahu. 
 ''CTfWt^ n. the being without ( — o). 
 TJ^ m. the Seizer, E. of a demon supposed 
 
 to swallow the sun and moon and thus 
 
 cause eclipses. 
 TT^^W ^- ^^^ demon Rahu. 
 <IsS»^^*T & o^^llf n. seizure & swallowing 
 
 by Rahu, i.e. eclipse of sun or moon. 
 TT^I^ m. patron, from 't^'TW- 
 
 ft or <^, ftwTfH, frwV^' ft^*^' PP- ft^ 
 
 A. let loose, sever from (abl.) ; cause to 
 run or stream, emit, grant, bestow; M. 
 flow, run, dissolve. — "^^ M. flow after 
 (ace). W A. cause to run; M. run. fif 
 loosen, unveil, tear asunder, destroy. 
 fif^ sever from (abl.). f% hew asunder, 
 cleave. '^I^ put together, restore. 
 
 ft^ a. empty, void; wanting, -less (— »), 
 poor, indigent, worthless, vain. 
 
 ft^oR a. empty, void, unladen. 
 
 f?:WTrftT & ^'I^ a. empty-handed. 
 
 fX^^ n. inheritance, property. 
 
 ft^^^Tf, ^^Tftl'l, °*IT^o & °f T a. receiv- 
 ing etc. an inheritance; m. heir. 
 
 fXcp^T^ a. taking an inheritance; m. heir. 
 
 ftf^^^ a. poss. to ftepW; m. heir or be- 
 queather. 
 
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 ft^, fir^fTT, or f^^;^, f<f^f?T creep, crawl, 
 move slowly. 
 
 f^^'llf or f^^TJf n. creeping, crawling. 
 
 f^f^ f. going, motion. 
 
 [\f^«t^ a. creeping, crawling, 
 
 fr^, fr^fW, pp. fr^ (q-v.) leave, clear 
 (a room), let go, let free ; deliver up^ part 
 with, sell; leave behind, supplant. P.M. 
 f^^%, f^^% be emptied, be deprived 
 of or freed from (instr.), be destroyed, 
 perish. C. T^^^^tRT make empty, give up, 
 abandon ; emit breath (± ^^rl^). "^f?! 
 M.P. leave behind, reach beyond, surpass, 
 predominate over (ace. or abl.). C. cause 
 to preponderate, overdo. "^^^rfTf M.P. be 
 left in favour or for the sake of (ace). 
 ^"RT p. reach beyond, surpass, excel, 
 differ from (ace. or abl.). "^J cede, yield 
 (dat. of pers. & ace. of th.). ^ & nM.P. 
 reach beyond, exceed, preponderate over 
 (abl.). f^ M.P. the same, be emptied or 
 purged. C. empty, purge. — Cf.^ftf^^, 
 
 "HTC ^' flowing, moving. 
 
 l"ftX, only pp. f^^ smear, stick, cleave to ; 
 
 cheat, impose upon (only f'CfT^^)- 
 2f^ f. cheat (abstr. & concr.). 
 f?:^ a. deceitful, treacherous; m. impostor, 
 
 cheat, adversary, enemy, abstr. o-^j- f. 
 
 f^gW^ a. conquering foes; m. N. of sev. 
 
 princes. 
 f^li n. dirt, impurity. 
 fr^T^f a. removing impurity. 
 
 fT^, fr^, Tl^ifTT, pp. ftftiff snarl. — 
 
 "^Sr^ the same, ^x snore. 
 fTH^' T*lf?T crackle, creak, murmur, chatter, 
 
 talk, sing, shout, praise. 
 fTT'BT f. desire of (sexual) enjoyment ; o-a a. 
 
 lustful, lascivious. 
 
 (fTT^ &) frrf^^ f. desire to watch or 
 guard. 
 
 fTTf^ (& fTTf ) a. to prec. 
 frfr'^ '^- wishing to hurt. 
 fT'l. fT^frT, pp. frt (q.v.) tear, pull, bite 
 off, crop. 
 
 ti;^^T f- a cert, animal (tearer). 
 fr^T^^ a. E. of the Maruts etc. 
 
 Itt^.' ft^fiT, «%, T^ft, pp. ftt (cf.ft^) 
 be hurt, receive harm, suffer wrong, fail, 
 perish; harm, injure. C. "^4^f?T = S. tr., 
 M. = S. refl. or intr. D. fj^f^^f^f wish to 
 harm. 
 
 2'f?r"q' f. injury or injurer. 
 
 fr^W^, ^ffi fail, wrong. 
 
 fX^T?^ a. injurious, malei^lent. 
 
 ft;^ a. torn, rent asunder, broken, hurt, 
 destroyed, missed, failed; n. = seq. 
 
 fTfS" f. bad luck, failure, misfortune. 
 
 fri", Tf%' pp. TI"^ lick, caress, kiss. 
 
 fTm, pp. TfTf fi; & TfTfTW lick re- 
 peatedly, kiss. — -^T lick, gnaw at (ace). 
 TTfr & "fff^ ^he same, ^fi^ lick together. 
 ^ V. f^. 
 
 -^fT^ f. going, motion, course, stream; line, 
 row; way, manner; style, diction. 
 
 'if^^l^^ a. streaming forth water. 
 1% tlfcT, '^fh, X^fTi, %, pp. "^ft (q.v.) 
 roar, howl, shriek, croak, sound, thunder. 
 C. TTW'^f^ cause to roar or cry, fill with 
 cries. I. "^TT^ffT, ^T^^%, «f?f roar or 
 cry out loudly. — ^f^ & ^J roar etc. 
 (at or against). Jf roar or cry aloud, f^ 
 roar, yelp, shout, creak, rattle, tinkle; 
 cry or call at. C. cry aloud, make re-.,, 
 sound. — Cf. ^fH^fT, f^^fT. 
 
 2% only TTf^XHRC & ^rt (q.v.) crush. 
 
 ^^' pp. "^f^r! covered with dust, smeared, 
 soiled. 
 
 ■^^ m. (n.) ornament of gold; n. gold, i 
 
 '^^«?T^ a. shining (Agni). 
 
 ^cfHMl^ m. a string on which golden orna- 
 ments are worn. 
 
 ^^5W ^' having a golden butt-end (arrow). 
 
 ^^"2^ a. overlaid with gold, gilded. 
 
 "^^U^ a. made of gold, golden. 
 
 l^^T^ rj^. a golden chariot. 
 
 2^^"^^ a. having a golden chariot, E. of 
 Drona. 
 
 ^^^^^ a. golden-breasted (Maruts). 
 
 ^W^^ n. stealing gold. 
 
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 ^^>rr^ a. bright like gold. 
 ^ft*TWt^ m. E. of Krsna (cf. seq.). 
 ^liHt^n, a. having golden ornaments. — m. N. 
 of an ancient hero, f. ^f^TH^V his sister, 
 Krsna's wife. 
 "?^ a. shining, bright. 
 '^if^fT & ^TTcf a. visited by pains, ill. 
 ^Tir a. broken, crushed; n. cleft, fissure. 
 1^^, TT^ (°ffT), pp. -^f^rT (q.v.) shine, 
 be bright, make a show, appear beautiful 
 or good, please (dat. or gen.); delight in 
 (ace), long for (dat.). C. ^T#^frf, o^ a. 
 cause to shine, illuminate, make bright or 
 pleasant; cause a person (ace.) to like or 
 long for (dat.); A.M. take delight in, ap- 
 prove, like (ace. or infin); choose (2 ace); 
 intend, purpose; be agreeable, please 
 (also P.). — ^f^ shine over or outshine 
 (ace), -^f^ shine, be brilliant or splendid, 
 please (dat.). C.A. content or satisfy with 
 (instr.), entertain, amuse; A.M. take de- 1 
 light in, have a taste for, like (ace. or 
 infin.). -^^ M. shine forth, "^tf M. ap- 
 proach with brightness, "ff shine forth, 
 be brilliant or clear, please. C.A. make 
 shine, illumine, make agreeable or pleasant, 
 commend, approve, like. lyfTf M. please 
 (ace), f^ M. shine forth, glitter, be bright 
 or radiant, become visible, appear like 
 (nom.), excel, outshine (ace), appear 
 good, please (gen.). C.A. make shine, 
 illumine; take delight in (ace). ^j{^ M. 
 shine (together or in emulation). C.A. take 
 delight in, approve of, resolve upon (ace); 
 choose for (2 ace). ~ Cf. ^fif^f^rT. 
 
 2^ f. light, lustre, brightness, splendour, 
 beauty, colour; appearance (—o); delight 
 in, taste or longing for. 
 
 ^=# a. bright, f. ^^j pleasure, liking. 
 
 "^^ n. tooth; a cert, golden ornament, 
 necklace; a kind of building. 
 
 t^^\, °^% shine. 
 
 ^f^ or ^f^ f. light, splendour, beauty, 
 colour; wish, desire, pleasure in, taste for 
 (loe, ace w. IjfTT, infin., or — o), appetite; 
 
 ^?% 
 
 adj. -o delighting in, eager or longing for. 
 Abstr. o^iji f.^ o^f n. 
 ^f%^?^ a. causing desire. 
 ^f^ a. shining, bright, splendid, beautiful, 
 
 delicate, dainty. 
 ^f^^ a. bright, splendid, beautiful, pleasant, 
 
 agreeable to (gen. or — o). 
 ^f^ig a. pleasing, agreeable, desired. 
 ^^ a. splendid, beautiful. 
 i^^, , "^^tfTT, pp. "^Tlir (q.v.) break, crush 
 down, destroy; pain, afflict. C. "^^^f?f 
 give one a blow upon (loc). — -^^ break 
 off. ^T break open or asunder, tear out, 
 lacerate, dislimb. Tf break to pieces. f% 
 & ^J^ break, crush, rend. 
 2^51^ a. breaking, crushing; f. grief, sorrow, 
 
 pain, illness. 
 ^gj a. = pree adj.; f. ^gfj breaking, pain. 
 ^^WT & ^ITTcR"^ (f. t;) causing pain. 
 ^^TT^T , pp. ^WTilflT'T causing pain, aching.* 
 ^X|^ a. mutilated; m. (also o^) cripple, a 
 
 mere trunk. 
 l?5fr a. sounding with (—<>); n. roaring, 
 shouting, neighing, singing (of birds), etc, 
 2^ft' a. broken down, ill. 
 ^rf^ a. knowing the language (of beasts and 
 
 birds); m. an augur. 
 ^?!%^ m. & ^i^Tf*?^ a. = pree m. & a. 
 ^^, TTf^Rr, "^^fcT, o%, TT^f?f, o% pp. 
 ^f^(q.v.) cry, weep, lament. C'^Jo^fTT 
 cause to weep or lament. I. '^T^5I% weep 
 very much. — "^g weep after or for (ace). 
 IT burst into tears, begin to weep or 
 lament; cry aloud; weep with (ace). 
 f% weep or cry aloud, sob. 
 ^f^cT a. weeping, wet with tears; n. weep- 
 ing, howling, crying. 
 ^^ a. E. of sev. gods (as the red or howl- 
 ing); m. N. of the god of tempests (later 
 identif. w. Qiva), ruler of the Maruts, 
 pi. his sons, the Rudras or Maruts. 
 ^^1^ m. Rudra's offspring, i.e. Agni. 
 ■^^^^ ra. a cert, prayer addressed to Rudra. 
 ^^^mcR & owrf^ a. reciting the Rudra- 
 
 japa. 
 t\5^(^c| m. a man's^name. 
 
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 452' 
 
 ^^q^ m. a sacrifice offered to Rudra. 
 ^5^«ff a. accompanied by Rudra or the 
 
 Rudras. 
 ^^^fiT a. E. of the A9vins. 
 \ d U Ii|*l^ ^ *'%T'T r"' names of Brahmans. 
 ^ ^ lUH f. Rudra's wife. 
 ^f^^ a. belonging to Rudra or the Rudras; 
 
 m. sgl. & pi. the host of the Maruts; 
 
 n. Rudra's power. 
 l^V^' TT^tH grow, sprout. — f^ = S. 
 
 pp. "1^^ obstruct, hold back, keep oif, 
 hinder, suppress, shut up, close, stop or 
 fill up, besiege, invest, cover, veil. C. 
 ^TtI"?rf?I, °H hold back, stop, cause to be 
 confined or besieged by (2 ace. or ace. & 
 instr.). — "^wT obstruct (a way), hem in, 
 surround; fetter, master, govern; follow 
 immediately (ace); mostly P. "^^"^ i°f^) 
 cleave or cling to, be devoted to, intent 
 upon, engaged in (ace); conform one's 
 self to, have a regard for (ace). "^XJ keep 
 or ward off, remove, expel or exclude 
 from (abl.). "^^ hold back, keep away 
 from (2 ace), hold fast, confine in, shut 
 up (loe, r. ace); obstruct, hinder; sur- 
 round, besiege; cover, veil; remove, 
 expel from (abl.); cling or be devoted to 
 (ace). M. hold, contain; get, attain. ^TT^ 
 shut up, confine; get, attain; P. be con- 
 tained in (loe). "^T shut up, confine, 
 invest, surround, besiege; ward off, expel, 
 drive away. "^Tjthe same, drive in (cattle); 
 keep back, retain; molest, pain, harass, 
 trouble, disturb, prevent; menace, compro- 
 mise; cover, veil, fif hold back or fast, 
 stop, overtake, check, restrain, obstruct, 
 hinder, shut up, confine. T^fmf hold back 
 or fast, shut up, confine, check, restrain, 
 suppress; stuff, fill. X|f^ shutup, confine, 
 keep back. T( hold back, obstruct, hinder. 
 TTf?I hold back, resist, disturb, trouble, 
 shut up, confine; veil, cover, f^ hinder, 
 obstruct, restrain, suppress, surround, be- 
 siege, confine, shut up; M. be opposed 
 by (instr.); P. f^^^^% (of^f) be opposed 
 
 or contrary to (instr.); disagree, contend 
 •or fight with (instr. ± ^f , gen., loe, or 
 IffTf). C. render hostile, disunite, exasper- 
 ate. ^J^ drive in (cattle), confine, keep 
 prisoner, invest, besiege, hold back, stop, 
 detain, hold fast, fetter, withold, refuse j 
 veil, cover. — Cf. ^^^^ (add.), 'gxil^, 
 
 f^^W, f^^l", ^^If. 
 
 3"^\I ( — o) stopping, hindering. 
 
 "^f^^T^ a. red, bloody; m. the planet Mars;, 
 n. (^ftl'^C) blood, saffron. 
 
 ''^f^T'^TTrr ^n- flow of blood. 
 
 '^f\f'^%tl m. stain of blood. 
 
 ^f^j"^^"^ n. blood-rain. 
 
 '^f^TT^'T a. drinking blood (Raksasa or 
 arrow). 
 
 l''^"^^ %T2lf7f have racking pain in the belly. 
 
 2^ f. the earth. 
 
 "^^I m. N. of a man. 
 
 '^jHI^'tT m. N. of sev. men. 
 
 ^^ m. a kind of deer. 
 
 "^"^^ m. N. of a prince. 
 
 "^^■^fllf a. able to destroy. 
 
 -^^(^ a. wishing to hold back. 
 
 "'^f^'^T f- abstr. to seq. 
 
 '^'^f^'^ a. about to weep or cry. 
 
 t^^M^, °^f?T scream, yell. 
 
 "^^TOJ a. sounding, loud. 
 
 ^^■^ m. lowing, bellowing. 
 
 ^'5[rq^ a. having white cattle. 
 
 t4|,»l|<i fir a. having bright waves. 
 
 ^^"^ a. having white cows. 
 
 %1I^<^ a. bavins; a white calf. 
 
 ^IX'^^' f- ^<ft light, bright, white. 
 
 1^^ ,"^T^cr, -^^fPT, % "^^fn, 0%, pp. '^- 
 f^rf & "^ (q-v.) be vexed, be cross or 
 angry. C. ^"R^fTf, <>% vex, annoy, irri- 
 tate. — Cf. ^fH^ftfT, mTrNff, m^E, 
 
 2^pf f. (nom. "^^) anger, wrath, rage. 
 "^T f. (only — o) = pree 
 ''^f^nr & ^^ a. enraged, irritated, wrathful,, 
 angry with (gen., loe, or ace w. "JTf?T)- 
 
 1^' TTlf^, °% (& ^ff^, *^%), pp. ^ (q.v.) 
 
 rise, mount up, climb, spring up, grow> 
 develop, thrive; grow together, i e. cicatrize^ 
 
453 
 
 ^^M*j*U 
 
 heal. C. ^Tf ^ft & TT^r^fif, «% raise up, 
 erect, place on, fix, fasten, commit, intrust; 
 grow (trans., i.e.) plant, sow; heal, cure 
 (cf. S.). — "^Sff^ rise beyond (ace), grow 
 higher, "^f^ ascend, mount (ace, r. loc), 
 w. g^T^ be a match for (instr.); rise into, 
 get at, obtain (Xj-^f %rfZ^ the highest 
 degree). C. raise above, place or fix upon 
 (loc. or ace); put in, appoint to (loc), 
 intrust, commit to (loc), bend (a bow). 
 "^^ ascend, M. grow up or together. 
 ^^Srft&^^ft grow together. ^fH&^*TfH 
 mount, ascend, rise to (together). ^"^ de- 
 scend from (abl.) upon (ace), tread on (loc), 
 enter. C. descend (tr.) or take down from 
 {abl.); set, plant (trees); deprive of (abl.), 
 decrease, diminish, destroy. "^J mount, 
 ascend climb; rise to (ace or loc), be- 
 stride, enter (also =inire, efJ^J^ =: cT^T^, 
 cf. sub ^fbT), spring forth, develop, in- 
 crease; get to, arrive at, reach, attain. 
 C. cause to mount, ascend, or enter (ace, 
 w. g^T?^ = ^TST^g^Tl^l^ expose to danger, 
 compromise, w. tf"^?^ commit to paper, 
 write down); set, plant; string (a bow); 
 raise, promote; place in or upon, appoint 
 to (loc. or ace); cause, produce, show, 
 betray. "^(^JJ exceed all limits. "?n2fT 
 mount, ascend, enter; rise into the air. 
 C. cause to ascend (2 ace), promote or 
 appoint to (loc); falsely suppose or 
 transfer to (loc), exaggerate. "^^T lise 
 after (ace), mount, ascend, enter, bestride. 
 "^^T mount, ascend, rise to or above. 
 "^tlT mount, ascend, approach, get at (ace). 
 ^^T ascend or rise to or upon (ace or 
 loc), approach (as friend or foe), enter 
 upon, engage in (ace, w. "g^T^ cf. sub 
 ^fHiT). C. cause to mount or ascend (2 ace 
 or ace & loc), load or place upon ; raise, 
 erect, promote, exalt; put in (loc. or ace), 
 deposit (the sacred fire), string (a bow), 
 intrust, commit, transfer, attribute to 
 (loc); show, manifest, ^tjgrow together; 
 C. cause to grow together, heal. If grow 
 forth, sprout; grow together, cicatrize or 
 
 heal; inciease, thrive. C. plant, fix on or 
 in (loc). TTfW grow or sprout again ; C. 
 plant again, restore. f% grow out, germi- 
 nate. C. cause to grow, plant, cause to 
 cicatrize, heal ; expel, remove from (abl.). 
 ^J^ grow, esp. grow together, cicatrize, 
 heal; grow forth, germinate, appear. 
 C. cause to grow etc., plant, sow = propa- 
 gate (^T^T^5R[ refl.). ~ Cf. ^n^rT"^^ (add.), 
 
 ^f^^, ^«ri^5, ^^^s, ^T^^, 
 ^^^^, fif^, ir^^, f^^:s, ^^^, 
 
 2%^ f. growing, sprouting, also a. = seq. 
 
 ^^ a. growing on, springing from (— °). 
 
 ^^ a. rough, dry, arid, unpleasant, harsh, 
 abstr. oT^jl f.^ o^-j- „., o^T^t m. 
 
 "^^IJf a. & n. attenuating, emaciating. 
 
 ^^^ , o^f?f make thin, emaciate, ±f^smear. 
 
 ^=^^"f^ f. harsh language. 
 
 ^^^«T a. harsh-sounding, n. adv. 
 
 '^^ w. oR smear, soil. 
 
 ^:;g a. risen, mounted, grown; grown to- 
 gether i.e. healed, cicatrized; sprung up, 
 produced from ( — o); spread, public, 
 notorious, traditional, special, conventional 
 (cf. seq.). 
 
 "^f^ f. mounting, ascent, growth, extent, 
 publicity, notoriety; custom, traditional 
 use, esp. of a word ; special or conventional 
 (opp. etymological) meaning. 
 
 ^^1^ n. (adj. — o f. ^T, r. ^) outward appear- 
 ance, colour, form, shape (often — <> adj. 
 -coloured or -shaped, -like, consisting of 
 or in — ), the right form i.e. beauty; nature, 
 character, mark, peculiarity; circumstances; 
 drama, play (cf. ^^T?). — Abstr. Offff f., 
 ®csrf n. 
 
 ^^Xfcfi a. figurative; m. a cert, coin; f. "^XJofiT 
 bitch-fox or female jackal, ^fq^ N. of 
 a plant; n. form, appearance, shape, image, 
 kind, species; a cert, figure of speech (rh.), 
 a drama. 
 
 ^qcfJ^Xfif) n. a kind of Rupaka (rh.). 
 
 ''^^oRTT ™* maker of images, sculptor. 
 
 ^^ci^c[^ a. forming, 4>aping; m. = pree 
 
 l^"q^IJf a. possessing the quality of colour. 
 
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 S^XT^nir ^' beauty of form or appearance. 
 
 "?^T7^T%7^ff a. beautiful. 
 
 '^'qijf n. metaphorical description ; investi- 
 gation, examination. 
 
 "^Xlrl^ adv. according to form, from without. 
 
 ^Xj\ifT(; & o^j-p^ a. having the colour, shape, 
 or form of ( — o). 
 
 ^qVfi; & o^fi; a. = prec. 
 
 ^"^^(^•^ a. destroying form or beauty, 
 disfiguring. 
 
 l^XRT^, o"?|f?f, pp. "^ftfT form, model, figure; 
 represent, perform (d,). — fif = S. (d.); 
 behold, perceive, find out, try, examine, 
 ascertain, fix, settle, determine, choose 
 for (2 ace.) ; appoint to (loc, dat., or infin.). 
 
 '^"q^T^'T^'rr^ a. possessing beauty and youth. 
 
 ^Xf^ffT^ a. having form or colour, embodied, 
 bodily; having the form of, shaped like, 
 appearing as (— «); beautiful. 
 
 '^f^X^4j'^ m. change of bodily form. 
 
 ^T^ll^ adv. according to peculiar formation. 
 
 ^^^Tf^^ a. handsome, beautiful. 
 
 ^^'B^^ f. .perfection of form, beauty. 
 
 "^"^^^W a. endowed with beauty. 
 
 ?5|X?7^^ a. prostitute (lit. living by one's 
 form or beauty); m. whore. 
 
 ^ftr^T"?;*?) m. a fine boy.* 
 
 ^xK a. = -^^tlcf •?T^. 
 
 ^ni a. to be (being) metaphorically indicated ; 
 n. silver. 
 
 ^i^xq^ a. giving silver. 
 
 ^T2JX[^ f« a rope of silver. 
 
 "'^■^ a. hot, burning. 
 
 ^^^ J PP- "^f^rT covered or smeared with, 
 
 cleaving to ( — «). 
 ^^niT n- covering, smearing, soiling. 
 "^ interj. of address. 
 X^ a. empty, void. 
 
 "^^TU^ n. (inherited) property, wealth, 
 "^^^^•ff^ a. poss. to prec. 
 ^T f. streak, line (r. "^^ m,); also=seq. 
 T^T»?JT^ m. drawing lines, a sketch. 
 ^^ & 0^ m., o^T n. emission of breath. 
 T^^^'^^f^j **% A. shake (trans.); M. shake 
 
 (intr.), tremble. C^^^lrf^ = S. tr. — i^M. 
 
 tremble; C. shake (tr.). ^i^ M. tremble. 
 
 X;ifl m. dust, pollen of a flower. 
 ^'^JjrU^'c! a. covered with dust. 
 
 ^ff^T a. born from (one's own) seed (son). 
 ^fj^ n. flow, flood, gush, flow of semen, 
 the seminal fluid itself, seed; offspring, 
 
 progeny. 
 "^fl^ a. conveying seed. 
 '^rl^'ff^ & ^fTf^'t. a. rich in seed, prolific. 
 ■^flif%'^ n., o%oR m. discharge of semen. 
 T^I^«^«T & ^'^^•T n- the same. 
 ^f?fi^ a. rich in seed, impregnating. 
 T^T^^ a. impregnating; m. (± fxj ff) father. 
 l^rTT^T a. impregnating, fertilizing. 
 2'^ffT'tn" f-j ^'tj'^ n. impregnation. 
 ^II^ n. spot, stain. 
 "^XJJ m. the snarling sound, i.e. 1^. 
 "^^ a. crackling, tinkling, splashing, sound- 
 ing loudly; m. reciter, chatterer, N. of a 
 
 man. 
 T^'f^«t^ a. making resound ( — <>). 
 Tf^^ & °^ m- N. of a man. 
 Tfr^ a. licking constantly. 
 ^^ m. N. of a man; f. "^T N. of a river 
 ^ (= ^^^). 
 "^^nT^ a. wealthy, rich, opulent, abundant, 
 
 splendid; n. '^^r|^ adv. — f. ^^(ft pl- the 
 
 rich ones (fig. = the cows or the waters) ; 
 
 N. of a lunar mansion (also sgl.); sgl. 
 
 N. of a female demon, the wife of Bala- 
 
 rama, etc. 
 "^^ f. pi. E. of the water. 
 t'i(^"q m. hurt, injury. 
 '5j;'qijf a. hurting; n. damage, failure. 
 Xf^*(. a. hurting, injuring (—<>). 
 ^■q:f«|^ m. whirlwind, storm-cloud. 
 ^ m. (f.) possession, wealth, riches. 
 "^^ m. N. of a man. 
 T^ff^ a. seminal. 
 ^fTfofi & ^(if a. brazen. 
 1^^ or -^^^ m. patr. of sev. men, also a 
 
 class of gods. 
 T^rf, t. ^ descended from a wealthy family, 
 
 rich, opulent; N. of a Manu. 
 T^ff^ ni. N. of a mountain, pi. its sinhabit- 
 
 ants. 
 
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 TTf^ 
 
 iy[l^ n. wealth, riches. 
 
 1"^^ m. brightness, light. 
 
 2\XcR tn., "^TcR^ n« phenomenon of light. 
 
 Xrr^ ni' infirmity, disease; sore place. 
 
 TTT^ a. removing sickness. 
 
 TT^^Tir^, °f^ (f. #), & Of T a. = prec. 
 
 ^ITIrf a. visited by sickness, ill. 
 
 TTTrf^fT & T"RTf^ a- the same. 
 
 TTf'I^ a. sick, ill. 
 
 ^T^ a. shining. 
 
 l^l^eR a. causing appetite. 
 
 XmTsR'I. a. having appetite (cf. ^o); delight- 
 ing in (loc). 
 
 "^l^Tft, f. 1^ & ^T shining, bright, beautiful; 
 f. ^1 the bright sky, firmament, a cert, 
 yellow pigment (cf. ^T^T^ifT) ; n. light, 
 sheen, the ethereal space or (3) spaces 
 (cf. t^^). 
 
 X;T^T^nT^ a. shining, light. 
 
 "^T^^ n. brightness, light, sheen. 
 
 "^f^W a. shining, brilliant. 
 
 Tlf^^*^ ^- ^^® same. 
 
 TTf^^ n. light, splendour, beauty, 
 
 TT'J^ a. pleasant. 
 
 ^^ m. wail, lament. 
 
 ^T^"if n. weeping. 
 
 T^^^ n. (only « — & gen. du.) = seq. 1. 
 
 l^T^^ f- du. heaven and earth. 
 
 2^T^#1" f. Rudra's wife. 
 
 Tlf^^ "• iinp^rs. (it is) to be wept. 
 
 TT^^ a. to be closed or shut. 
 
 ^^ m. oppressor, besieger. 
 
 ^f\j m. obstruction, restraint, prevention, 
 suppression; confinement in (loc); siege, 
 blockade; dam, bank, shore. 
 
 ^ftf^ a. investing, besieging (— «). 
 
 "^^^T^T 11- confining, investing, shutting up; 
 restraining, suppressing. 
 
 ^^^ n. dam, wall, mound, high bank, bluff. 
 
 TT^^*^ ^- baving high banks (river), 
 
 ^f>il«|^ a. keeping back, obstructing, hinder- 
 ing, preventing, disturbing (— «). 
 
 ^y m. N, of a plant. 
 
 ^"q m. planting (of trees). 
 
 ^"ReR m. planter; f. oftToRT seed. 
 
 "^QXJUJ a. (f. ^ & n. putting or placing on, 
 erecting, planting; causing to grow to- 
 gether, healing, curing. 
 
 KN*ul^ a. to be erected or planted. 
 
 XJTf^fT ra. erecter, planter. 
 
 T^Tft f. pain in the bowels, colic. 
 
 TT'Pn^ a. planting, growing ( — <>). 
 
 JJTE( a. to be planted or healed. 
 
 TT^(-°) = tnT^- 
 
 "^TT^ ni' pi. the Romans. 
 
 XT<H<l«H«Ti a. covered with hair, hairy. 
 
 X^TT'l^ n- hair (on the body of men or beasts), 
 
 the feathers of a bird or the scales of a 
 
 fish. 
 XT'?*?? m. ruminating, chewing the cud. 
 TTTTTf^ or "TT^ f- ''ow or line of hair 
 
 (esp. above the navel of women). 
 
 ^T?li|' a. covered with thick hair, very hairy, 
 ^TTf^ ni. the erection of the hair on the 
 body, a thrill or shudder; ofXflU' a. caus- 
 ing it. 
 TT^TW ^' = V^^^' ^' y poss. of^fT or of^«t.- 
 
 ^T^T^^ ^- the same. 
 
 ^"^^ m. a cert, part of the body. 
 
 ^T^^ m. bee. 
 
 ^yq m. anger, wrath, fury against ( — «). 
 
 ^fqill' a. angry, wrathful, passionate, enraged 
 at or against (gen. or — o). 
 
 TTTff^ m. the fire of wrath.* 
 
 TTft^ ^ TTf a, wrathful, furious. 
 
 "^Tf a. rising, mounted on (—«>); m. rising, 
 growing, increasing, height. 
 
 ^foR a. riding, m. a rider. 
 
 ■^jfljr m. N. of a mountain; n. mounting, 
 ascending; entering in, riding, sitting, 
 or standing on (— »); putting on, fasten- 
 ing; growing together, healing. 
 
 TTf ^ n. elevation, height. 
 
 ^Tl%^ m. N. of a boy. 
 
 ^fff m. a kind of deer. 
 
 ^TffTjr m. a kind of tree. 
 
 TTf^^ a. red (— **); f. a red mare or a doe. 
 
TTffTT 
 
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 ^Tff <T, f. XlffW^ red, reddish. — m. a red 
 horse, a kind of deer or fish, a cert, form 
 of rainbow, a man's name. f. '?;Tf^wV ^ 
 red cow or mare; (also ^it^Wt) a cert, 
 lunar mansion (personif. as a daughter of 
 Daksa and the favourite wife of the Moon), 
 N. of sev. myth, women. 
 
 TrflffT^ a. red-eyed; m. N. of a man. 
 
 TrfW^T^ ^^' N. of a man (lit. = seq,). 
 
 ^Tf^^^ ^' having red horses. 
 
 TTff^ a. rising, growing. 
 
 ^Tft f- a doe. 
 
 ^T^, f- t^ golden, adorned with gold. 
 
 ^1^ n. roughness, harshness. 
 
 ^T5 or ^T^j f- "^T & t] relating to Rudra 
 or the Rudras; Rudra -like i.e. fierce, 
 violent, formidable, inauspicious, n. adv. — 
 
 ra. a descendant or worshipper of Rudra, 
 
 pi. a class of evil demons, N. of a people. 
 
 n. fierceness, formidableness, horror (also 
 
 OffTf f.)» N. of a lunar mansion. 
 TTf^T a. consisting of blood, bloody. 
 X^T"^ & °T^ (f* t^) niade of silver, silver or 
 
 silvery. 
 ^TRj^j"5feR m. a Masaka (coin or weight) of 
 
 silver. 
 ^■pRJ" m. pi. a class of evil demons. 
 TTT^i f. t; coming from the Ruru (a kind 
 
 of deer); m. a cert. hell. 
 XrrffTir a. relating to Rohini (cf. i:Tff cT) ; 
 
 m. N. of a demon etc. 
 ^f^TJfT^wf m. a patron, name. 
 TTf^%^ m. metron. of Balarama. 
 tT?V f. a doe (cf. Xlt)- 
 
 ^ 
 
 ^ m. the common name for all tenses & 
 moods or verbal terminations. 
 
 ^«RTT ^^' the sound ^. 
 
 ^r^^ m. a kind of tree, n. its fruit. 
 
 ^«ftd m. a club, poss. ofj^. 
 
 ^r^^» ^"^"^j °f<T mark, notice; cf. ^^^ . 
 
 ^^ n. mark, sign, aim, prize; a lac i.e. one 
 hundred thousand (also m.). 
 
 ^r^^ a. marking or indicating indirectly (rh.), 
 n. = prec. n. (m.). 
 
 ^^Tj| a. =prec. a.; f. "^ aim, goal, indirect 
 indication (rh.). — n. mark, sign, token, 
 characteristic, attribute, lucky or favour- 
 able mark, the genitals; accurate de- 
 scription, definition, designation, appella- 
 tion, name, kind, species; aim, intention, 
 direction; cause, occasion; adj. — ©appear- 
 ing as, relating to. 
 ^r^TlR«rT^ a. showing lucky marks, marked 
 with ( — o). 
 
 ^T^Wrf^cf a.endowed with auspicious marks. 
 ^T^^f'T^TrT & °5gfif%^ m. the impressing 
 
 of a mark, branding. 
 ^^Tjft^ a. visible or imaginable. 
 
 ^^T5J a. serving as a mark or having good 
 marks. 
 
 g^-^T^, o^rfTT (0%), pp. ^f^ff (q.v.) mark, 
 note, distinguish, define, signify, express, 
 esp. indirectly (rh.), aim at, intend, mean, 
 consider as, take for (ace. & acc±^), 
 know by(instr.), observe, examine; notice, 
 perceive, behold. P. ^"^^ be marked, 
 meant, or intended; be called or termed 
 (2nom.); be perceived or observed, appear, 
 seem (nom. ± ^^). — "^fif mark, note, 
 aim at, notice, perceive, behold; P. appear. 
 t5IT, ^"QT, & WRl see, P. videri. *^ri mark, 
 distinguish, define, express indirectly or 
 figuratively (rh.), notice, observe, consider 
 as, take for (2 ace); see, behold, hear, 
 learn. P. be seen etc., appear to be (nom.). 
 '^W^ notice, perceive, observe. f% mark, 
 notice, perceive. ^J^ mark, see, hear, 
 learn; P. videri. — Cf. f^^f^cT- 
 
 ^'^"^f^'t^ a. piercing or hitting the aim.* 
 
 ^'^T'Tf'?^ n. a distance of a hundred thousand 
 (Yojanas). 
 
 ^f^ff a. marked with or knowable by (instr. 
 
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 ^r^^ 
 
 or — »), aimed at, meant; expressed, osp. 
 indirectly, abstr. ©ccf n. (rh.); noticed, ob- 
 served, seen, heard, learnt, understood. 
 
 ^f^f!^ a- to be defined. 
 
 ^ff^il[^ a. showing lucky marks. 
 
 ^^ cfi make a mark of, aim or point at; 
 o^ become the mark or aim of ( — <>). 
 
 ^^TSf a. having marks or signs. — w. the 
 Indian crane, N. of Rama's brother etc.; 
 f. "^T N. of sev. plants, a woman's name; 
 n. mark, sign. 
 
 ^r^^ a. serving as a mark, visible far and 
 wide; m. N. of a man. 
 
 <j|T^«t^ n. mark, sign, token; any special 
 mark or characteristic (good or bad). 
 
 ^"^ f- (nom. ^^^ & ^^) mark, sign; 
 C^m^l") bad sign or omen, (^liT^fT) good 
 sign, good luck (also pi.); prosperity, 
 wealth, splendour, esp. royal splendour 
 or dignity (often personif.); beauty, grace, 
 loveliness, N. of the goddess of fortune 
 and beauty (often identif. w. "^ q-v.)- 
 
 ^f% (o— ) = prec. 
 
 ^T^oR (adj. — o) the same. 
 
 '5fWl^«fl a. fortunate or beautiful. 
 
 ^■^ a. to, be defined, to be expressed indi- 
 rectly or implicitly (rh.); to be taken for 
 or regarded as (nom.); to be aimed at, in- 
 tended, noticed, observed; visible, perceiv- 
 able, knowable by (instr. or — «). — 
 n. mark, ain), object, prize, a lac 
 (100,000); appearance, pretence. 
 
 ^r^rlT f., °(Sf n. abstr. to prec. 
 
 ^■^T^ m. the meaning expressed indirectly 
 or implicitly. 
 
 ^"^T^"^ a. visible and invisible, i.e. hardly 
 visible. 
 
 ^^ |5 = ^^ ^. 
 
 ^R^, ^^f?T, pp. W^ (q-^'O attach or fasten 
 one's self to (loc), cling to, adhere, ap- 
 proach, near, follow immediately, happen, 
 occur, pass away. — "^m abide, stay, 
 tarry. "^1 cling to, adhere. f% cling or 
 stick to (loc). — Cf. ^^^^, ^^^P:T, 
 ^T^^, T7fi:^R*, Trf?f^q*"(add.), T^^^, 
 
 ^i\^lf n. impers. (it is) to be clung to (loc). 
 
 ^5^ m. club, cudgel, poss. of%«[^. 
 
 ^J'^^CT '"• a blow with a cudgel. 
 
 ^5^^^ a. cudgel in hand. 
 
 ^PCT (loc or — o) a. attached, stuck, held fast; 
 following, immediately; clinging to, fast- 
 ened on, intent on or about to (infin.); m. 
 (n.) auspicious time or moment for ( — «). 
 
 ^^^T^ m., of^if n., of^^ m. auspicious 
 time or day. 
 
 ^^%^T f., ®^^T^ m. = prec. 
 
 t5f^^ , o'?rf?r make light, lessen, diminish. 
 
 ^f^'T'l^ ni. lightness (conceived also as a 
 supernatural faculty), levity, fickleness, 
 frivolity. 
 
 ^f^^ & ^^"^<EC superl. & corapar. to seq, 
 
 ^g (f. ^f^^ & ^^) swift, quick, light, easy, 
 soft, gentle (sound), pleasant; insignificant, 
 small, low, mean; short (prosod.), young 
 or younger. — n. adv., w. Tfi^ slight, 
 despise (w. cfi mock, scoff*). 
 
 ^TET^TT^ f. T. of a grammatical work (lit. 
 the easy explanation). 
 
 ^^9fi7r a. having a light step, hastening; 
 n. adv. 
 
 ^^irfrr a. moving quickly. 
 
 '^T^I^tT a. light-minded, fickle; abstr. OfTT f« 
 
 HW^rf^ a. little-minded, illiberal. 
 
 '^TH^^ or ^"ET^^ a. easy to be extirpated 
 or destroyed. 
 
 ^^rfT ^'1 °t^ "• quickness, lightness, fresh- 
 ness, agility; smallness, insignificance, 
 shortness (pros.); fickleness, frivolity; 
 humbleness, meanness, contemptibleness. 
 
 ^TETT:Trr«fcR m. N. of a crow (lit. quickly 
 flying). 
 
 ^Hmf7I*l^ m- the same. 
 
 ^^HTW m. lightness. 
 
 ^^^Tff «!• a younger brother. 
 
 ^^^W^ a- lightly or cleanly dressed. 
 
 l^^f%^^ m. a quick step. 
 
 2^^f^9R^ a. stepping quickly, light-footed. 
 
 •^f^^ic^ a. of a weak character, abstr. OffJ f« 
 
 ^^^^ a. light-handed, clever; p. o^«ff^. 
 
 ^^^cTT f-, °^ »^- abstr. to prec. 
 
 ^r^l^'^Sf a. light-hearted, fickle. 
 
w^ efi lighten, lessen, diminish, humble, 
 despise. 
 
 ^r^^, o^f?T slight, despise. 
 
 ^^tHt^ ^ ^^Tf TT a. eating little or mod- 
 erately. 
 
 ^^ s. the imperfect & its endings (g.). 
 
 ^T^T f. N. of the chief town in Ceylon & 
 the island itself. 
 
 ;5I^ a. lame. 
 
 ^Tf, ^^fTT, *»^ leap; mostly C. ^f^^t?? 
 (*>%), PP- ^fW^ spring over, go beyond 
 (ace); travel over (^^T^^R;); mount, 
 ascend, enter; get off, escape; overstep, 
 transgress; violate, offend; excel, surpass, 
 outstrip. — "^ifTT C. transgress, ^f^f C. 
 leap or step over, transgress, offend. "^|[ 
 C. the same + pass by, escape; pass or 
 travel over (way). f% C. leap over, pass 
 by; transgress, violate; neglect, omit; 
 surpass, excel; wrong, offend. 
 
 ^P|^ m. offender. 
 
 ;^«f n. leaping, springing over (gen. or 
 — o), mounting, rising to (— °) , assault, 
 capture, conquest; transgression, offence, 
 repudiation. 
 
 ^T^mF?^^ a. to be passed or travelled over; 
 passable, attainable, transgressible ; to be 
 violated or wronged. 
 
 ViH^ a. the same. 
 
 ^^ , ^5r^%(of?T), pp.^f^fT(q.v.) be a- 
 bashed or embarrassed, be ashamed of 
 (instr. or gen.) or to (infin.). C. ^^Rlf?f 
 make ashamed, confound. — f^ & ^PR^ - 
 S. ~ Cf. f^^Tf^TT. 
 
 <n^T f- shame, bashfulness. 
 
 Tofi'^, f. t; causing shame, shameful. 
 
 ^^T^ftrj C**^) a. = prec* 
 g^T"^ , pp. ofZTrT = ^t^Tf! a. & n. 
 *^'^T^ & *>oR a. bashful, modest. 
 ^^I^«tT^ a. full of shame, bashful, modest; 
 
 abstr. ©"^^Sf n. 
 ^f^T^l" a. causing shame, shameful. 
 ^f^fT a. abashed, embarrassed, ashamed of 
 
 (instr. or — ©); n. shame, bashfulness. 
 tsT^T f- donation. 
 
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 ^^ s. the present & its endings (g.). 
 WVIK. ^Zf (^^f*) a. nice, pretty; f. ^T a 
 
 nice girl. 
 ^^ & ocfj s. a kind of cake. 
 
 ;5fTS^ n. excrement. 
 
 ^cTT f- creeper, creeping plant or tendril, 
 twig (often — « in comparisons); lash of a 
 whip, string of pearls, a (slender) woman. 
 
 ^rfRT^n.a summerhouse formed of creepers. 
 
 '5ffITm^ m. a sling or noose made of a 
 creeper. 
 
 ^c!T^^ m. dwelling (of an owl) made of 
 
 creepers. , 
 
 ^f!!^^^ n. = ^fTT^f , poss. o^nT^. 
 ^rlTf^cTT«T s. an awning or canopy formed 
 
 of creepers. 
 ^ffaoRT f. a small creeper or winding plant. 
 
 ^n:, ^Rffl (°%), PP- ^ftfi (q^'O chatter, 
 prate, talk, lament. C. ^Xf^f?T cause to 
 talk. I. ^^''ftf^ chatter senselessly, 
 prattle, ^T^"Rm (°0!) wail, lament. — 
 "^XI deny, refuse, conceal, "^rf^talk, speak 
 of; name, call, "^address, speak to (ace), 
 converse with (^^T5R; or ^Bf), say, tell 
 (2 ace). C. cause to speak, engage in 
 conversation, question. ^^ C. = prec. C. 
 or caress. -^^^ ^aise the voice; (wail, 
 lament*). "Jf prattle, chatter, talk, lament. 
 C. compel to speak, f^ wail, moan, 
 chatter, talk confusedly or at random. 
 ^n^ converse, C. address. ~ Cf. "^T^fftRT, 
 K^ftm, f^^fxTcT. 
 
 ^TJwf n. mouth. 
 
 ^fqrf n. chaff, humming, 
 
 ^"^^t^^i; a. bearded (goat). 
 
 ^"i^ m. a cert. bird. 
 
 gSbf a. caught, seized, taken; got, obtained 
 (esp. o — having caught etc.). 
 
 ^geTwfTT'^ a. having gained a name, cele- 
 brated or famous for ( — «). 
 
 ^^I?W^ a. having acquired confidence, 
 abstr. OflX f-* 
 
 ^R^TTnETT a. having got free course, let loose, 
 unimpeded, bold. 
 
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 ^rf^<T 
 
 ^gfcJ^T^ a. experienced, versed in (loc), lit. 
 
 having hit the mark or won the prize. 
 ^3eJ^T5 a. learned, skilful, clever (lit. having 
 
 learned the letters or got distinction). 
 ^^^ a. to be attained or received. 
 
 ^^T«rIT ^' Slaving got an opportunity, abstr. 
 o^ n. 
 
 ggbTT^^l^ & ^^cn^^-?: a. the same. 
 ^3tJT^^ a. having got a situation. 
 ^fScl f. acquisition, perception. 
 ^^ m. receiver, gainer, recipient. 
 
 ^^^, ^H% (°f?T & ^^^), pp. ^3^ (q.v.) 
 catch, seize; meet with, find; obtain, get, 
 receive; be capable of or able to, succeed 
 in (dat. or infin.); possess, have, enjoy; 
 perceive, know, learn, understand. P. be 
 caught etc., be allowed or permitted; re- 
 sult, follow. C. ^5nW^f7f cause to take 
 or receive (2 ace. or ace. of pers. & instr. 
 of th.); get, obtain, find out, learn. D. 
 "T^'^fT ("'fir) wish to catch or obtain. — 
 "^•T catch or seize from behind, "^f^ 
 seize, touch, get, attain. D. wish to catch 
 or seize, "^f catch, seize, touch, take 
 hold of (esp. the sacrificial animal to kill 
 it); undertake, begin; gain, acquire, get, 
 attain. C. cause to seize, touch, or begin. 
 t D. wish to touch or kill. "^^T seize or 
 
 "^ touch (from behind); hold or stick to 
 
 (ace), "^tjf touch, also = C. reproach, 
 blame. ^^TTT take hold of, seize, touch, 
 get, obtain, rub over, anoint. "NgXf catch, 
 meet with, find, obtain (P. fall to one's 
 share), recover; conceive (^^?^); perceive, 
 learn, ascertain, understand, know as 
 (2 ace). C. let have or know. l?WXf re- 
 ceive back, recover. '^TTXf get, obtain; 
 learn, understand. IT seize; take hold of, 
 get, obtain, also = C. take in, dupe, fool, 
 mock. f^Tf = prec. C. nf?f receive back, 
 recover, get, obtain; get it i.e. be pun- 
 ished ; perceive, learn, understand, know 
 as (2 ace); wait for, expect, fcftake asun- 
 der or away ; get, procure; cede, surrender, 
 yield. C. let a pers. have a th. (2 ace). 
 
 ^1R[^ wrestle or struggle with (instr.), take 
 hold of one another; obtain, receive. 
 
 g^«T n. obtaining, meeting with. 
 
 ^^ a. to be found or met with, attainable, 
 intelligible, suitable, fit, proper. 
 
 ^PF^ only ^^"[iT, enjoy (sexually). 
 
 ^^^'Z a. covetous, greedy for (loc. or — «). 
 
 ^TtJT f. N. of a city & a kingdom. 
 
 gi^^, ^1^% (°f7r), pp. ^f^cT (q.v.) hang 
 down, sink; hang upon, cling to (loc, w. 
 "^fr^Xf let free); stay behind, tarry, lag, 
 linger. C. ^^^f^f hang up, suspend; w. 
 o|i'5[T( put the hand to (dat.). — "^^ hang 
 down, descend, sink, sit down ; hang, lean, 
 rest, depend or rely upon, belong to (ace, 
 r. loc. or instr.) ; take hold of, seize, up- 
 hold, maintain ; take to, affect, pursue 
 (ace); linger, tarry. C. hang or let down, 
 suspend on (loc); seize, take hold of, 
 support, uphold; load upon, impose. "^T 
 hang down ; hang or lean, depend or rest 
 upon, hold or stick to (ace, r. loe); seize, 
 take; support, maintain; take to, affect, 
 pursue assume, show, exhibit, cjjj hang 
 down (from all sides), descend. ^TfT cling 
 to, lean or rely upon face); take hold of, 
 seize, assume; apply or devote one's self 
 to (ace). C. suspend on (loe). ^^ C. 
 hang, suspend, "qf^ lag, loiter. TT hang 
 down, nfcf C. hang, tie up. f% hang 
 (on both sides) on (ace or loe); sink, 
 descend; lag, loiter. C. suspend on (loe); 
 detain, delay, lag or loiter. T|f^ C. hang, 
 suspend. — Cf. "^^^f^cf, ^T^fft^, 
 ^^fi^fl (add.;, TT^f^cr (add.), f^^fl^ff, 
 
 ^^ a. hanging down (intr.), hanging on or 
 down to ( — o). 
 
 ^^^ifilf, f. t^ having pendulous ears, long- 
 eared; m. a he-goat, N. of an ass & a 
 hare. 
 
 msf^ a. hanging down (tr. & intr.). 
 
 ^fl^fT a. hanging down, pendent, hanging 
 on (instr. or — «) , sunk, fallen off; slow, 
 moderate (time of music). 
 
^f*s|«l 
 
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 ^f^^ a. = ^m. 
 
 ^r#T^T. f. i; having a large belly; m. E. 
 of GaiieQa. 
 
 ^f^ ra., o«T n. obtaining, finding, recovering. 
 
 ^^'ft'^ a. to be obtained. 
 
 ^^Jlf^ffpEf a. to be set to work or applied." 
 
 ^f^cfi a. going to get or obtain (ace). 
 
 ^nsy ™« dulling or hebetating the mind. m. 
 clinging or adhering to ( — o), cowering, 
 hiding, vanishing or entering into (loc. or 
 — o); absorption, extinction, death; rest, 
 repose; time or pause in music. 
 
 ^^•T n. rest or resting-place. 
 
 ^^TJIZr (to be performed) in a mean or mod- 
 erate time (piece of music). 
 
 ^^"Tg" a. (to be performed) in pure or just 
 time (as prec). 
 
 ^^*^M n. place of dissolution. 
 
 ^R^, ^^rf^ (°%), pp. ^f%fT (q.v.) sport, 
 dally, play, coruscate. C. ^T^^SrfjT cause 
 to sport etc., caress, fondle, cherish, love. 
 (^1 play, sport*). ^XJ & ^rj; C. = S. C. 
 
 ^^•T a. sporting, coruscating (light); f. ^J 
 a (wanton) woman, mistress, wife. 
 
 ^^r«1cfiT f- little or poor woman. 
 
 *^^f%^T f- a pendulous necklace, 
 
 ^^Z n. forehead, loc. in front. 
 
 ^^TZ^ n. = prec. ; f. oftoRT (*ornament of) 
 or mark on the forehead. 
 
 ^^ZrlT? a. burning the forehead (sun). 
 
 ^^ZTCrg" & qjoR m., Xlf^cRT f. (the plate or 
 tablet of) the forehead. 
 
 ^^TZ^^r«fi n. the same. 
 
 ^^TZfwf'^fTa. written (by Fate) on the fore- 
 head ; ^?5T f- such lines or features. 
 
 ^^TZT'^ a. having an eye on the forehead 
 (giva); f. t; N. of a Raksasl. 
 
 ^^Tf^cfi a. being in front. 
 
 ^^TH, f. o^ft having a blaze or star (cattle); 
 s. ornament, decoration ; f. t^ N. of a fe- 
 male demon. 
 
 *'5f^T^cfi n. garland worn on the forehead. 
 
 ^'5fT^«l[. n. ornament, decoration. 
 
 '5ff^?T a. sporting, playing, coruscating; 
 lovely, charming, favourite, liked; simple, 
 artless, naive. 
 
 ^f^fT'^lf^ff a. exceedingly beautiful. 
 ^f^rI%T^«T a. fair-eyed; f. N. of a woman. 
 ^f^nTft^T ^"* ^' ^^ ^ Buddhistic work. 
 ^f^fT^ m. pi. N. of a people. 
 ^^ m., ^T f' a man's & woman's name. 
 ^f^ m. cutting, plucking, gathering etc.; 
 
 what is cut, as wool, hair, etc.; fragment, 
 
 piece, particle, bit, drop. 
 ^^^ m. the clove tree; n. cloves. 
 ^^f^^T f' a woman's name. 
 ^^Tjf n. salt, esp. sea-salt, a. salt; f. "^ or 
 
 t^ N. of sev. rivers. 
 ^^TIJoI^ a. having salt water; m. = seq. 
 ^^TTJ^^fV & °^^fTf\T m. the sea. 
 ^"^WHT f-, °«^ n- sal tn ess. 
 
 ?T^WTf^ m. ihe sea. 
 
 ^^TJTT^fTTftr & ^^WT^^ m.-prec. 
 
 ^^WTt}^ & ^^T!fT5T^ m. the same. 
 
 ^^ftfrf a. salted, seasoned with salt. 
 
 ^^fTTfTI^ m. loveliness, beauty. 
 
 ^^%^ & °f^ m. the fsalt) sea. 
 
 <5f^%T<?«R a. having salt water. 
 
 ^^if n. cutting or implement for cutting. 
 
 ^^f^ or o^ f. N. of a plant. 
 
 ^^"^I^ adv. in small pieces , w. ofi & f^^ 
 C. make or cut in small pieces. 
 
 ^^rf^rl^ & ^^ a. to be cut. 
 
 ^^Rfif n. (m.) leek, garlic. 
 
 ^^, ^^fTT (°% & ^TSlfTT), pp. ^f^fT desire, 
 long for, strive after (ace). - ^fi?, ^^f^, 
 ^, & XTfT = S. 
 
 ^^, ^^f?T, pp. ^ftffT gleam, glance; sound 
 forth; appear, rise (only ^^irf&^^JTT^), 
 sport, play. C. ?i!T^"€rf?1 (cause or teach 
 to) dance. -^'^= S. C. cause to gleam etc.; 
 cause, produce i.g. T(^^ shine, appear. 
 in^ shine or sound forth, move hither 
 and thither. ^^^ shine or sound forth, 
 appear, f^ shine, glitter, appear, arise, 
 sound forth, sport, play, move hither and 
 thither, coruscate. - Cf. ^^f%rT, f^^f^rT. 
 
 ^^^pR" f. a coarse needle. 
 
 ^fX; ni. pi. N. of a people. 
 
 ^l"fT; or o"5^ f. wave, billow. 
 
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 f^T^ 
 
 ^T, ^Tfir grasp, seize, take; ger. ^T^J 
 having taken, i.e. with. 
 
 ^■^TJ[ a. knowing characteristic signs or 
 raarks. 
 
 Wl'^fxH^, f. t^^prec. or indirect, metaphor- 
 ical; m. prophet, fortune-teller. 
 
 )5rT^M a. = ^T^Uf . 
 
 t^T^T f. N. of a plant, lac. 
 
 ^T^^ n. quickness, agility, dexterity in (loc), 
 lightness, relief; fickleness, inconsiderate- 
 ness. smallness, shortness, insignificance, 
 meanness, humbleness, contempt. 
 
 ^^^ n. plough. 
 
 ^T^^^^ & ^Tf'f^^ m. E. of Balarama, 
 lit. having a plough (for an ensign). 
 
 ^T^^ or ^T^^ n. tail. 
 
 ^^ m., "^T f. pi. parched or roasted grain. 
 
 ^T>f , C. ^T^^^fTT, pp. ^Tf^fT mark, 
 distinguish. 
 
 ^T"51^»T n. mark, sign, vestige. 
 
 ^TZ m. pl- N. of a people. 
 
 ^TrT^ m. patron, of sev. men. 
 
 ^ift^ a. speaking, telling (—<>); lamenting. 
 
 ^T^ s- a cert, insrument. 
 
 ^T^ & ocfj m. a kind of quail. 
 
 ^T*f m. finding, meeting with, getting, acqui- 
 sition (gen. or — o)j gain, advantage, 
 capture, conquest; perception, knowledge. 
 
 ^THf^"^! f. greediness of gain. 
 
 ^T*f^«fr^ a. having a gain ; — o = ^ff^«^^. 
 
 ^T*rT^l*f m. du. & n. pgl. gain and loss. 
 
 ^Tf*?*!^ a. finding, obtaining ( — o). 
 
 ^T^ m. a man's name (cf. ^W)- 
 
 ^^cfi, f. of^^X caressing, fondling. 
 
 ^T'^Tf n. abstr. to prec. 
 
 ^^^^ a. to be caressed or fondled. 
 
 ^T^^ a. ardently desirous of, eagerly longing 
 for, thoroughly devoted to (gen. or — o). 
 m., f. "^T & ^cTT as abstr. 
 
 ^T^^^, f. of^^ = prec. adj.* 
 
 %T^T f- spittle. 
 
 ^^Z a. being on the forehead (also of^ofi); 
 f. o^^ forehead. 
 
 ^'5I7^7«T n. the sucking spittle. 
 
 HHI^ » ^'^ emit spittle, slaver. 
 
 . I 
 
 ^f^TW n. loveliness, grace, beauty. 
 
 •^Uf^*!^ a. fondling, cherishing. 
 
 ^^, f. t; cutting, severing, killing. 
 
 l^T^^ m. cutter, mower, reaper. 
 
 2^^^ V. 15TT^^. 
 
 ^T^^ a. saline, salt, salted. 
 
 ^T"^T|fpB s. N. of a place. 
 
 ^T^fW«fi a. dealing in salt; lovely, charming. 
 
 ^T^ITJf n. saltness; charm, beauty. 
 
 ^■^l^?T"iT, f. t^ full of loveliness or beauty. 
 
 ^T^?5J^«fr^ a. the same. 
 
 ^T^ m. jumping, sporting, dancing. 
 
 ^TiI«fJ a. moving hither and thither; m. & f. 
 °f%ofjT dancer. 
 
 ^1^ n. dance; m. dancer. 
 
 (f%^ s. &) f%^T f. nit (louse-egg). 
 
 f^^^, t^f^ (*>%), pp. f^f^fi(q.v.) scratch, 
 furrow, slit, peck at (ace); draw a line, 
 write, write down, delineate, sketch, paint. 
 C ^<^i|f?I cause to scratch etc.; also = 
 S. write, paint. — ^f*r=S., (±1^%^) 
 ponder upon*; C. cause to write or paint. 
 ■^J scratch, touch, cut in, write, delineate, 
 paint; ponder upon (ace.*). ^?TT the 
 same. "^W furrow, scratch, scrape, cut in, 
 inscribe, write down; cut out, chisel, form; 
 smooth, polish. "^T^ scratch, furrow. 
 ^^TqT the same, touch (the sky); write 
 down, register, record. "Cjf^draw a furrow 
 or a line around, enclose in a circle. IJ 
 scratch, furrow; sketch, delineate, write; 
 A.M. scrape together; M. comb one's self. 
 Hf?T write in return, answer, f^ scratch, 
 tear open, scrape, rub against, touch (the 
 sky); scratch or cut in, write, delineate, 
 paint. ^T^ scratch, engrave, inscribe, touch 
 (a musical instrument) i.e. play. 
 
 f%?§«T s. cratching, writing. 
 
 f%f?ir| a. scratched, written, drawn, sketched, 
 painted ; f^fJT^rT i;^ as if painted i.e. 
 quite immovable. — m. N. of a Rishi ; n. 
 scripture, written document. 
 
 f^fl^cf^ 11. the being written down. 
 
 f^fr^g m. painter. 
 
 f^p^ m., ^T f. = f^, "^IT. 
 
f^^ 
 
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 f^^ s. the potential or precative & their 
 endings (g.). 
 
 t%^ V. ^Tf^^. 
 
 f^^ n. mark, sign, emblem, badge, charac- 
 teristic, attribute, sectarian mark; proof, 
 means of proof, evidence (j.); organ of 
 generation, esp. the male organ ofQiva(r.); 
 idol i.g ; gender (g.), the subtile frame or 
 body (ph.). 
 
 f^f^f m. n. = prec. (ph.). 
 
 f^^tj-^ a. wearing marks; w. only the marks 
 of, a false (— °). 
 
 'f^^'^TT^ n. the wearing of (one's own) 
 marks. 
 
 t^f^^TTW "• '^- ^^ ^ Purana. 
 
 f5f^^«rf a. having marks or characteristics. 
 
 f%^^ m. a religious student (cf. t%f^^). 
 
 "ptf^T«f^T^5f n. the doctrine of grammatical 
 gender. 
 
 f^f^^ a. = f^'^y^X'j ™- a religious student 
 or ascetic (who has a right to wear signs 
 or badges). 
 
 t^ff^%Bf m. a student's dress. 
 
 f^r^f^ m- N. of a princely race. 
 
 t%Z s. the perfect & its endings (g.). 
 
 t%P^ a. slimy, slippery. 
 
 f^, f^TittTT, °%, pp. fWK (qv.) smear, 
 stain, soil (lit. & fig.), besmear with (instr.) 
 or smear a th. (ace.) over or on a th., stick 
 on to (loc); P. f%igf% cleave or stick to 
 
 (intr.). c. %cr?rf?r & f%nq^f?r = s. tr. — 
 
 "^rg smear, anoint with (instr.); M. refl. 
 ^^ the same; P. be haughty or arrogant. 
 "^ smear, anoint with (instr.); C.the same. 
 ^3X| the same, fif smear; cause to dis- 
 appear; M. disappear, become invisible. 
 Tl^ f^^ '^^^ smear, anoint; C. the same. — 
 Cf. ^^f^H- 
 
 f%fT| f. smearing, rubbing over, writing. 
 
 f^flTefiX in- painter (f. f;*), writer. 
 
 f%f^«^T^ m. writing down. 
 
 t^)^ a. smeared, stained, soiled, defiled; 
 cleaving or sticking to (loc.) ; f. "^ minute 
 (Veo degree). 
 
 f^f^ f. ointment, dough. 
 
 f^ l^ I f. desire to gain or have, longing for 
 
 (loc. or — ®). 
 f^m a. wishing to get, longing for (ace. or 
 
 f^f^UT f. creeping plant, creeper. 
 f^rf^Fq f. writing, scripture. 
 
 f^'!:, f%^^ (n^iy -°) = fT'i:- 
 
 if^f , %f%, #%, f%f f?f, pp. ^^ lick, lick 
 up, lick at (loc), lick away i.e. destroy. 
 C. %^f7f cause to lick. I. ^f^^'^ etc. 
 (pp. %f%^T«T) lick frequently, play with 
 the tongue. — -^^ , ^^T, ^f lick, touch 
 (with mouth or beak). "^Xf M, enjoy by 
 licking. fiT^ lick off, sip. "qfi; lick at 
 (ace); I. lick frequently, f^ the same. 
 ^n^ & ^fl:^^R[ lick at, enjoy. — Cf. ^- 
 
 #^, wl"^. 
 
 2f%f (— °) licking. 
 t^f a. = prec. (— «>). 
 
 1^, ^t^^, °f^ (^^% o"iy w. fif), pp.^iT 
 
 (q.v.) cling, adhere, stick, light or sit upon 
 (of birds & insects); stoop, cower; slip 
 into, disappear. C. '^q^f?! & ^T^^f?f 
 V. sub f%. — ^f^T cling to (ace). "^^ 
 settle down, cower, hide. ^^ stoop, cower. 
 ■^ cling or adhere to (loc), sit down 
 upon or in, stoop, cower, hide. fiT cleave 
 or stick to (ace), lie or settle down upon 
 (loc); o^^lt (also ^TTf^) hide, dis- 
 appear from (abl.). '^fiT settle down, 
 alight; hide or disappear in (loc). IT hide 
 one's self; dissolve, be absorbed in (loc); 
 disappear, perish, die. ^IT vanish, be dis- 
 solved or absorbed in (loc). Tff?I dis- 
 appear, f^ cling or stick to, cower upon 
 (loc); settle down, alight; conceal one's 
 self, disappear, be dissolved, melt. C. 
 (o^tI^f?f & o^f-^^fT^) cause to disappear, 
 dissolve, melt (tr.). Tff^ perish, disappear. 
 ^J{; cling or stick close to (ace), find 
 room in (loc); hide, be concealed; stoop, 
 cower, contract. — Cf. ^f*?Wt«T, "^^^•T 
 (add.), ^T^iT, 1^^^ (add.), lT#iT, 
 
 2#, only I.%^T^f7f, o% be unsteady, waver, 
 tremble. 
 
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 ^^^ f. pi. a class of evil demons. 
 
 ^•T a. clinging or sticking to (n. also as 
 abstr. w. loc), lying or sitting on, quite 
 devoted to or intent upon; (n.also impers.) 
 hidden, absorbed, or disappeared into 
 (loc. or — o). Abstr. o^jj f.^ o^ n. 
 
 ^^T f. play, sport, amusement, pastime; 
 wantonness^ grace, beauty, charm; mere 
 play or sport, i.e. either ease or facility 
 in doing anything; or appearance, sem- 
 blance, pretence, o— & instr. for sport, 
 without effort; feignedly. 
 
 ^^T«R^^ n. a lotus (held in the hand) to 
 play with. 
 
 ^^TTTT o- pleasure-house. 
 
 ^^T^^ & °irf n- the same. 
 
 ^^1«T(?T n. a sham dance, the image of a 
 dance. 
 
 ^^T*rTW "• a sham ornament. 
 
 ^^1"^ , ""^rf^ & *•% play, sport, amuse 
 
 one's self; pp. ^^^flf^HT playing, sporting, 
 
 n. also impers. & as abstr. 
 
 ^n^T^«fr a. graceful, charming; f. o^cf^ a 
 charming or wanton woman, a woman's 
 name, E. of Durga, T. of sev. works. 
 
 ^^^^^ f. pleasure-tank. 
 
 ^^I^T*f n- pleasure-garden. 
 
 ^cR s. disappearance, elision (g.). 
 
 ^^^ s. the aorist & its endings (g.). 
 
 W^^' gWftf' PP- ^fWfT pluck, tear; peel, 
 husk. — -^^ & f^ tear off or out. — Cf. 
 
 ^^cR & ^T^T a. tearing out. 
 
 and fro (intr.), stir up, agitate. C. %T"3^rffT 
 = S. D. ^^f3'5(<T be about to roll. I. 
 %T^^f7T wallow (of a drunkard), — '^^, 
 xrft^ IT, & f% = S. intr. 
 
 -^.' ^W,' ^WTfT = prec. S. tr.; C. 
 ^TJ^^f?r & %T3^f7T, pp. ^WrT rob, 
 steal, plunder. — f»r;^ & f^ = S. C. 
 
 ^^, C. %T^^f7T stir up, agitate. — ^^T^ 
 rummage, investigate. '^ stir up, agitate, 
 trouble, disturb, rummage, work one's 
 
 way through (ace). '^[^'\ mix together, 
 mingle with (instr.), stir up etc. = prec. 
 f^^ investigate thoroughly. f^lT, TTfTf, 
 f%, & ^^pF^ stir up, trouble, disturb, con- 
 fuse. 
 
 fT!5^ v. 2g^. 
 
 ^T!5 s. a kind of grass. 
 
 ^U^cR m. plunderer. 
 
 ^jflli^if n. plundering of ( — o). 
 
 ^fW f- plundering, pillaging. 
 
 vrfi!^o(tX f. ball, round mass. 
 
 ^"n^ oR make into a ball, roll together. 
 
 11^' W^f^ (°^)' PP- ^^ (^1-''-) ^^^^^' 
 
 harm, injure, attack, rub, plunder, con- 
 sume, throw away, suppress, destroy, 
 cause to disappear. P. gxjfff (^"51%, °frf) 
 be broken or harmed etc.; be suppressed 
 or elided, disappear (g.). C. %T'^"^f^, 
 Off omit, neglect, infringe, violate; divert 
 from (abl.). I. %T^T2f% etc. confuse, dis- 
 turb. — "^XI pluck off, sever; P. fall off. 
 ^^ strip off, snatch away; seize, attack; 
 suppress, destroy, "^pull out, sever; P. be 
 troubled or disturbed. ^T break, destroy. 
 ^^ & T^T^"^ take out, pick up. J\f\ take 
 away, remove, destroy. IT pluck out, rob, 
 deprive of (ff^). f^TT take away, rob; 
 trouble, disturb, f^ tear or break in pie- 
 ces, pull out or up, take away, rob, plun- 
 der, destroy, ruin ; P. M. decay, perish, 
 disappear, be gone or missing. ^?1^ pluck, 
 pull, snatch away; C. ruin, destroy. 
 
 2^n^ s. elision, suppression. 
 
 ^■^ a. broken, harmed, robbed, plundered, 
 deprived of (— °); mutilated, incomplete 
 (opp. XTl§); suppressed, elided (g.). 
 
 ^F^^«R m. peeled staff, i.e. arch-rogue.* 
 
 ^"^XXf^n f- elliptical comparison (rh.). 
 
 ^acj a. confused, perplexed, troubled; covet- 
 ous, avaricious; desirous of, longing for 
 (loc. or — °); m. = seq. 
 
 ^3^cf) m. hunter. 
 
 ^a^cfT f'i °^ n. greediness, covetousness, 
 eager desire for ( — «). 
 
 ^^ , ^f?f, pp. ^3eT (q-'^'O g» astray, be 
 lustful or covetous, desire eagerly, long 
 
^n^ 
 
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 for (loc. or dar.); attract, allure. C. 
 %T'H"'£rf?i confuse, disturb, trouble, derange; 
 allure. I. %T^5W[% be very greedy of (loc). 
 
 — "^f C. long for (ace). "^fiT C. en- 
 tice, allure. "^T get into confusion, "^tf 
 C. allure, sedijce. tff?^ S. & C. the same. 
 Jf M. go astray, be lustful, lust after (^^); 
 also = C. allure, entice, seduce. f^IT, 
 T^% & TTf?f C. = prec. C. f^ fall into 
 disorder or confusion ; C. lead astray, 
 perplex, confuse, seduce, divert, amuse. 
 ^?^ be confounded; C. confound, disar- 
 range, tempt, allure, seduce. — Cf. tff^^atf 
 (add.). 
 
 gi^'^ f. fruit. 
 
 ^^ra"^, %T^f?r, pp. ^f%rr (q-v.) move hither 
 
 and thither, roll, wallow; disappear. C. 
 
 ^T^'^lfFf set in motion, agitate, confound. 
 
 - Cf. ^fHf f^rr, ^T^f^rT, f^^f^rf, 
 
 ^^T"^ & ^^T^ ni. buffalo. 
 
 ^f^nr a. moving hither and thither, flutter- 
 ing, waving, tremulous; touched, shaken, 
 agitated, disturbed, damaged; n. motion. 
 
 ^IJ & ^IJT^ftl m. names of men. 
 
 ^ ^%lffT & ^TfTT, g^%, pp. ^iT (q.v.) 
 cut, sever, mow, pluck, hew down, tear 
 asunder, pierce, destroy. — "^-^ cut off. 
 ■^T tear or pluck off. J^'\, ^J, fif^, trfr;;, 
 IT, f^IT, f^ cut or hew off. 
 
 ^^ a. rough, harsh. 
 
 ^cTT f« spider. 
 
 ^^ a. cut, severed, plucked, reaped, gnawed 
 off, hewn asunder, destroyed ; n. tail. 
 
 WZ s. the future in "^ & its endings (g.). 
 
 ^n^ m. streak, line, writing, letter; pi. a 
 class of gods (sgl. a god i.g.). — f. ^'t§T 
 scratch, streak, line, furrow, row, edge, 
 margin, a faint sickle (of the moon); 
 drawing, likeness, impression. 
 
 ^^^ m. writer, scribe; writing down, scrip- 
 ture, reckoning, calculation; f. %f%cfiT a 
 small stripe. 
 
 %^^, f. t; scratching, scraping, attenuating; 
 f. ^ writing reed, pen, pencil; n. scratch- 
 ing, writing down, copying. 
 
 %^^^TV^* n. pi. = %^^T^iT. 
 
 %?gwf^^ a. to be painted or written down. 
 
 ^liXI^ n., otrfl^^T f. letter. 
 
 %^^TV«T n. pl- materials for writing,* 
 
 %^^TT ^ °^ ™- letter-carrier. 
 
 %^Tf^f^ ^- the action of painting (pi.). 
 
 %f^*l^ a. scratching, scraping, touching ( — o). 
 
 ^31^ a. to be scratched, written down, or 
 painted, n. writing, copying, drawing, 
 painting; picture, written document. 
 
 %^^cT a. being on a picture i.e. painted. 
 
 %Z s- the conjunctive & its endings (g.). 
 
 ^^ m. a cert, mixed caste. 
 
 %T|^ n. excrement. 
 
 ^XJ m. = seq. + dirt, impurity (1. & f.); the 
 vvipings (r.). 
 
 %iriT n. smearing, daubing, ointment, plaster, 
 mortar. 
 
 %xmXfl^ a. partaking of the wipings (r.). 
 
 «5ffxjiT a. smearing or covering, smeared or 
 covered with ( — «). 
 
 %T2J a. to be smeared or soiled. 
 
 ^T^^T (instr. adv.) flickeringly, unsteadily. 
 
 %f%f & ^f^fT^T ni. serpent (licker). 
 
 ^'SJ m. particle, atofn, drop, bit of (gen. or 
 — o); a cert, figure of speech (rh.) o — ^ 
 instr., & adv. in ff^ slightly, very little. 
 
 %^ & %^T f. light. 
 
 %'g m. clod of earth. 
 
 ^"SeRT f- the same.* 
 
 %^ m. licker, sipper. 
 
 %^if n. licking, sipping. 
 
 ^^ a. to be (being) licked or sipped. 
 
 %T^, %T^%, mostly %T^^f7T (»%) look, 
 look at, view, contemplate; perceive, 
 know. — "WR? view, contemplate. "^"^ 
 & ^7T^ look, look at, contemplate, see, 
 mark, perceive. "^T & ^WT look at, be- 
 hold, consider, regard, examine, investi- 
 gate, perceive, learn, know as (2 ace). 
 "qfl^ look around, (if consider*), f^ look 
 at, regard, try, examine, study; perceive, 
 see, discover, look over or beyond (ace). 
 TTT^ look at, observe, behold, see, con- 
 sider. 
 
 l^T^ ni. open splace, free room, place, re- 
 
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 ^'^ 
 
 gion, world or one of the (imaginary 2, 
 3, or 7) worlds, esp. tbe earth; people, 
 men or mankind (sgl. or pi.); company, 
 community, troop or band of ( — o); 
 worldy life, ordinary practice or common 
 usage (opp. to higher things, esp. knowl- 
 edge). 
 
 HI<4)«hU^cfi m. a thorn to mankind, a wicked 
 man or criminal. 
 
 %7oficRff m. the creator of the world. 
 
 ^Ich^hM a. liked by the world, popular. 
 
 %T«ReRT'R' a. longing for a cert, world. 
 
 %T^ol>ft. ^- granting space, liberating; also 
 
 = prec. 
 <j| I «nf^c^ a. dwelling in heaven. 
 ^ofi^"^ & ''^Tf^'l^ a. wandering through 
 
 the world. 
 WroR^fT<T & ^^fr"^ n. the ways or proceed- 
 
 dings of the world. 
 ^cRf^fc[^ a. winning space or heaven. 
 '9fT«fi'^ a. knowing the world, abstr. ©TfT f. 
 ^T«fiT!«^ n- the course of the world. 
 ^T«Rff^ adv. from the world, from what 
 
 people say. 
 ^T«R^^ n-5 ^^"^t f. the three worlds (heaven, 
 
 earth, and the air or the lower regions). 
 ^cR^^oR a. deceiving the world. 
 ^«R^^ n. the two worlds (heaven and earth). 
 ^T«RliTT "• the gate of heaven. 
 %T«li^Trr m. the creator of the world (Qiva). 
 %roR«ll^ m. lord of the worlds (Brahman, 
 
 Visnu, or Qiva); also ruler of men, king. 
 %TcR^ m. = %ToRXn^. 
 
 %Tcfim^ m. world-protector (4 or 8); prince, 
 king. 
 
 ^T«R1T^T^ m. world-saying, common saying, 
 proverb. 
 
 %T^^T^«T m- the creator of the world (Brah- 
 man). 
 
 %T«fi^'^j f- f^ spacious or containing the world. 
 
 ^T^JiTT^ ffl' the way or custom of the world. 
 
 %T^W a. world -filling; f. ^ E. of the 
 bricks used for building the sacrificial 
 altar (set up with the formula %Tcit XJTJfetc). 
 
 Ca])peller, Sanskrit -English Dictionary. 
 
 %T«B^"^T f- business and traffic of men; 
 support of life, daily bread. 
 
 ^«RT^'T n. pleasing the world, popularity. 
 
 %T=R'^«T n., o^T^ rn. the talk of the world. 
 
 ^oR^«rf^ a. containing the world. 
 
 ^^f^'^rT a. known by the world or uni- 
 versally. 
 
 l^efif%^ a. having or granting room. 
 
 2«ffT^f^^ a. knowing the world. 
 
 ^n«irf^ft[^ a. hated by men. 
 
 ^^ft^ff a. universally celebrated. 
 
 %T«lfjTf n. , o^TTTnT m. course or proceed- 
 ings of the world, universal custom. 
 
 %TeR^"^^TT m- the same. 
 
 %T«fi^^ a. best in the world. 
 
 %T«fi^^^ ™- the welfare of the world. 
 
 H I «h^Tf%«R a. witnessed by the world or by 
 men; n. adv. 
 
 '?rr«Rf%ff "• the welfare of the world. 
 %7cR7t^T'^ m. usage or practice of the world, 
 
 general custom. 
 %T«RT^PC ^' ^^^^ ^^^^ ^^ ^^® world. 
 %T«RTf^ m. the beginning i.e. the author of 
 
 the world. 
 ^jchlt^tT & °^f7r Ki- ruler of the world , a 
 
 god. 
 %T«RTT^^ ^- the welfare of the world. 
 ^foRTnf"?^ n. another world, the Beyond. 
 ^TcfiT^ff^W ^- deceased, dead. 
 %TcfiTXI^T^ m. the reproach of the %vorld, 
 
 general evil report. 
 %ToRT%T«R (n- sgl. & m. du.) world and no 
 
 world, N. of a myth, mountain. 
 %Tf^fi^ a. possessing the (best) world; pi. 
 
 the inhabitants of the universe. 
 %T%5r & °^T "*• ^^^'d or ruler of the world. 
 %1%^WT f- yearning after heaven. 
 %T%rfW f- talk of the world, common saying. 
 %T%rTrT ^- surpassing the world or what is 
 
 common; unusual, extraordinary. 
 %T^ a. granting free space or sphere of 
 
 action; world-wide, usual, customary 
 
 right; real, actual. — n. free space or 
 
 sphere. 
 %J^ m. clod of earth. 
 
 %T^, (only — o) %rt^ & C. %T^^f?r, <>% 
 
 30 
 
5rH^ 
 
 466 
 
 w. "^ consider, reflect; C. the same, r. 
 
 cause to appear or be seen ; pp. ^Sn%Tf^TT 
 
 (n. alsoimpers.). ^^T, ^tSt, ^'TT, & f^ 
 
 C. call to mind, imagine, consider, reflect, 
 
 deliberate. 
 ^|Tf*i a. enlightening, n. eye. 
 ^ M H*^! ( x( 4^ a. within the range of the eye. 
 %^^«f^ ijq gy m. the range of the three eyes 
 
 (of Civa). 
 %X^ifT:i^ m. path of the eyes, sphere of 
 
 vision. 
 %T^»rr^^ m. corner of the eye. 
 ^r^T'f'R*^ m- delight of the eyes.* 
 %XJ s. the imperative & its endings (g.). 
 ^Cl'S^ n. shaking (of the head). 
 %X"^«f n. vexing, annoying. 
 %T^ m. a kind of animal. 
 %TW ^- a kind of tree. 
 %XXI m. cutting off, severing, taking away, 
 
 tro ubling, disturbing; want, loss; elision 
 
 (g.A f. ^|l|f a cert. bird. 
 %TXf^ a. troubling, disturbing, destroying 
 
 ^m«1 n. omitting, violating. 
 
 ^xnij tn. jackal or fox. 
 
 %Tfxfil(^ a. wronging, injuring ( — «); liable to 
 elision (g.). 
 
 ^"g m. violator, injurer. 
 
 ^■g n. stolen property, plunder, booty. 
 
 ^\m a to be rejected or elided. 
 
 ^t^ m. greed, avarice, impatience, strong 
 desire of (gen., loc, — »). 
 
 ^*T«I n. alluring, enticing. 
 
 ^H^^ a. to be desired or longed for ; se- 
 ductive, attractive. 
 
 ^^fWTW ^- f'*eedom from greed or avarice 
 
 ^Tf^'l^ a. greedy, covetous; longing for or 
 alluring ( — o). 
 
 %r?T & o^ (-0) =%TJTi|^. 
 
 ^TT^St^ ra. louse (hair-insect). 
 %X9T=fi? ra. p ore of the skin (hair-hole). 
 %TTTfT i^- the same. 
 
 "^iT?^ n. hair on the body of men & animals. 
 
 ^T'R^^ m. N. of a king. 
 
 ^TT^'Tf a. having hair, hairy. 
 
 ^TTif a. the same. 
 
 %TT^"^ m. erection of the hair, thrill or 
 
 shudder. 
 %T^f^a. exciting (cf. prec); m. E.ofStita. 
 %f^ a. moving hither and thither, restless, 
 
 unsteady; greedy, eager or longing for 
 
 (loc, infin., or — o) ; abstr. OffT f., ®^ n. 
 %X^Xf a. ardently longing for or desirous of 
 
 (loc. or - o) ; "^ & ® TTT f- , ^^^ n. abstr. 
 %f^^T a. greedy after, longing for ( — o). 
 %t%^W ^' having a rolling eye. 
 %T% m. n. clod of earth. 
 %TH«fi «i. the same, masonry. 
 ^TS^fZcRT f- lump of clay. 
 %TS*n5T a. made of clay, earthen. 
 %T"S'Rf^'T^ a. who crushes clods. 
 
 %T^ &%r^ = %Tt. 
 
 %X^ a. reddish, of copper or iron. m. n. red- 
 dish metal, copper, also iron & metal i.g.; 
 n. an iron vessel. 
 
 %T^^TT*B ^' ^ ^^^^' hell. 
 %X1W a. made of copper or iron. 
 ^X^^T!^ s. an iron bar.. 
 %rf^g m. iron. 
 %T^^^, f- ^ the same. 
 %Tf^«fT^ a. reddish, 
 %J^^^ m. a cert. hell. 
 
 %T1T^^ a. of reddish metal, coppery; n. 
 coppery metal, any m. alloyed with copper. 
 
 %TfT^^T f- a metal ball. 
 
 ^ffcT (f. *>crT & ^Tff^) reddish, red, 
 coppery, metallic. — m. a cert, precious 
 stone, (*a kind of fish*), N. of a serpent- 
 demon etc.; n. copper, metal i.g., blood, 
 *saffron. 
 
 %Tf%rT'3i'^ a. reddish black. 
 
 %Tff ff^^ a. red-necked (Agni). 
 
 ^rTf^r!"^«fr a. containing blood. 
 
 KlffcT^T^^ a. having a red (bloody) gar- 
 ment. 
 
 %Ttf cIT'^, f. t; red- eyed. 
 
 %Tf^<n^ in- the planet Mars (lit. the red- 
 limbed). 
 
 %Tf^fn"^^, ®^f?T ^^ °^ become or be red. 
 
 ^if^rTT^^ a. made of red metal; n. copper. 
 
 %Tf^"^Tl!E f- T having red wool. 
 
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 #ww 
 
 ^ff ^ V. %TfffT. 
 
 %Tf3Rcfi, f. §^ worldly, popular, ordinary, 
 common, vulgar, m. pi, ordinary people 
 or men of the world; n. the ways of the 
 world, common usage, abstr. ojgf n. 
 
 a. belonging to or extended through 
 the world; common, vulgar. 
 
 n. restlessness, unsteadiness, fickleness; 
 greediness, eagerness or passion for ( — «). 
 
 ^Tl", f. ^ coppery, metallic, red ; n. metal, 
 
 esp. iron. 
 ^^"RTO a. of reddish metal, coppery; n. 
 
 metallic ware. 
 ^fl'tlT m- a kind of rice, N. of a river etc.; 
 
 n. redness. 
 
 ^ indecl. = ^^. 
 
 "^ij m. cane, esp. of the bamboo; rafter, 
 lath; reed-pipe, flute (also f. f^j t^e spine; 
 lineage, family, race. 
 
 cpjjeR m. a kind of sugar-cane; f. *^flJc|iT a 
 kind of flute, also = n. Agallochum. 
 
 ^^^cJjT] & ocficl^ m. the founder or propagator 
 of a family. 
 
 ^^1[[*R^ "• P^^y^"g ^" ^^^ flute. 
 
 ^^'TT'H ^- guardian or maintainer of a race. 
 
 '^IJ^ a. made of bamboos or sprung from 
 the race of ( — <>). 
 
 ^ITVT ^' niaintainer of a family; descend- 
 ant. 
 
 ^^•T"fif«l^ m- juggler, bufl'oon (lit. family- 
 dancer). 
 
 ^^WT^^ n. T. of a work. 
 
 ^■gjWc^^ m. supporter of a family. 
 
 ^^??^, f. t^ made of bamboo. 
 
 ^IJ^'vJ'T a. increasing or propagating a race 
 (also o^f\iI«^^); m. son. 
 
 ^ir^ n. N. of a metre. 
 
 ^lift^ a. belonging to the family of (— ®). 
 
 ^^ a. belonging to the main beam or to the 
 family ( — o = prec); m. cross-beam, 
 member of a family, ancestor or descend- 
 ant. 
 
 ^^^ m. bull. 
 
 ^oR;^ m. the inner bark of a tree. 
 
 cfcRT"^ m. the sound ^. 
 
 ^oRwf etc. V. ^^<5r. 
 
 WW^ or '^'3T^ a. to be said or uttered, to 
 be spoken to, of, or against; blamable. 
 
 reprehensible , accountable , responsible ; 
 
 n. impers., as subst. reproach, censure. 
 
 Abstr. o^ui f., 0^1 n. 
 ^fW f- speech. 
 
 ^W«RTT a. wishing to speak or say. 
 "^is a. speaking telling; m. speaker, pro- 
 
 claimer of (gen., ace, or — «); orator, 
 
 teacher. 
 ^TW "• niouth, face, snout, beak. 
 ^^^TT "• mouth (-door). 
 ^^^T^5| n. a lotus-like face. 
 
 St 
 
 ^^r-^ m. a moon -like face. 
 
 ^p[? a. to be uttered or spoken. 
 
 ^^Rf a. to be proclaimed or praised. 
 
 ^91? a. crooked, tortuous, false, dishonest, 
 
 ambiguous, malignant, inimical. 
 ^sfi«rra a. having a crooked nose or beak. 
 ^sRm<^ a. having crooked legs. 
 ^5R^fl!Jff n. ambiguous speech, falsehood.* 
 ^sRHT^ m. crookedness, falsehood. 
 ^fshd a. crooked, bent. 
 ^f^^«^. m. crookedness, ambiguity. 
 '^^cTT a. straight, not curled (hair). 
 ^%Tf^ f' ambiguous or indirect speech, 
 
 pun (rh.). 
 ^%[^fef) m. N. of a village; n. N. of a town. 
 ^g\ a. turning, rolling, moving to and fro. 
 ^If^, f. ^ft the same. 
 ^ (cf. 2^^J, C. "^^^^fTT cause to grow 
 
 or increase, strengthen. — "^fTf excel, be 
 
 superior to (ace). 
 
 (f. f^) & n. strengthening, refreshing. 
 30* 
 
^^WT 
 
 f. pi. belly, womb (fig. of clouds, 
 
 mountains, & rivers). 
 ■^^^frjr a. strengthening. 
 ^^^ m. gathering strength. 
 ■^■^^ n. breast, chest. 
 ^■^•."^^ n., o^^ f. (the region of the) 
 
 breast. 
 "^^ f. flame. 
 
 <^%T^ & ^%T^^ m. du. the female breast 
 
 (lit. the two chest-born). 
 ^^ m. sound, cry, call. 
 '^il^if a. talkative chattering. 
 -^jSf^ m. = ^^. 
 
 "^^T f- a kind of noxious animal. 
 ^^ m. tramper; f. ^J pommel (of a saddle). 
 ^W ^' §^^"S crookedly or hurriedly. 
 ■^^ a. flexible, pliant. 
 ^f^ f. a rib. 
 
 ^WW ^' groin, flank, side. 
 '^^ m. tree; the country of Bengal, pi. its 
 
 inhabitants. 
 "4^^ ni. N. of an evil demon. 
 ^"^ m. a kind of tree. 
 
 ^^, t^ftr, "^fW, pp. "^ (q.v.) say, speak, 
 tell (2 ace. or dat. gen. of pers. & ace. 
 ofth.); name, call (2 ace, M. refl. 2 nom.); 
 reproach, censure, blame (ace); w. J'!^ 
 repeat or reply. P. "^"'^f^ be called, pass 
 for (nom.). C. "^T^^rf^, <>% cause to say, 
 Fpeak etc. (2 ace); read, recite; agree, 
 promise. D. f^^^ft (<>%), pp. f^^f^rf 
 wish to say, speak, etc.; P. be meant or 
 in question. — ^^call near, salute, invite. 
 ^ftf speak in favour of, intercede for 
 (dat). "^g recite (prayers etc.) for (gen. 
 or dat.), teach, communicate; M. say after 
 (the teacher) i.e. learn, study. C. cause to 
 recite; read. "^^^ say with regard to 
 something; describe in words, ''^rf^ - P^ec, 
 also i.g. say, tell (2 ace). "^T address, 
 invoke. '^Tlj exhort, impel. f^I^ speak 
 out, explain, derive (g.); speak off i.e. 
 drive away with words. T( tell forth, pro- 
 claim, praise, mention, teach, communicate 
 to (dat. or gen.); declare to be, name 
 
 (2 ace); betray, denounce, deliver, su 
 render. XlfTCTT scold, reproach. ufTTIT i 
 dicate, denounce. T^Tf declare (togethei 
 announce, indicate. ITf?T announce, cor 
 mend (M.); answer, return (2 ace); reful 
 fsf announce, proclaim, explain, decid 
 M. contend for, quarrel about (loe). ;^ 
 proclaim, communicate; say (together) 
 (ace ± TjfTf) ; M. converse, talk together. 
 Cf. ^^, ^-^N, f^^W, ^(^W (sic 
 
 ^^•t a. speaking, eloquent; saying, meanii 
 (— o), abstr. oTTTt f-) **^t "-5 being sa 
 by (instr. or — °), abstr. o^f n. — n. spea 
 ing, pronouncing, sound, voice, utteranc 
 word, speech; affirmation, declaratio 
 mention, statement; command, injunctio 
 counsel, advice, precept, rule; numb 
 (g.)- — "^^ fi 0^ ^^^ ^T follow t 
 advice of (gen.); ^xfiTTci;^ (°%^) in t 
 name of (gen. or — <>); jf^ ^^'^m^ 
 has been said. 
 ^^Tofi"^ a. doing what one is told, obedie 
 ^^iFfcRT'^cR, ocRTf5(;i][^, & o^^ a. the same 
 ^^•fT^%tf m. mocking or abusive speec 
 "^^vfl^iff a. eloquent. 
 "^^l^Zf a, to be spoken, mentioned, call 
 or reproved ; n. reproach, censure. Abf 
 
 OfTT f. 
 
 ^^^Ttlt^IT^m. hinting or insinuating speec 
 
 c^^f^ n. speech, word, song; counsel, advi 
 
 ^^^ a. staggering, reeling (carriage). 
 
 t^^^ -> ^-^I^ ^® audible, talk. 
 
 ^^"W a. worthy of mention or praise. 
 
 ^'^^T f- readiness of speech, eloquence. 
 
 l^T^^ a. eloquent. 
 
 2^xr^ a. = ^^. 
 
 ^^f^nt. a. eloquent. 
 
 ^%T^^ a. harnessed at a word. 
 
 "^%T'f^<? a. skilful in speech. 
 
 ^^ m. n. thunderbolt (flash of lightnii 
 esp. conceived as the weapon of Inc 
 diamond (mostly n.); m. a form of n 
 tary array (^^f), N. of sev. men, 
 
 hard word. 
 
 a thunder-like i.e. ^ 
 
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 ^(^^fcr 
 
 ' ^^«St^ m. thunderbolt; den. o<^^T^ . 
 ^^^f^TJf a. holding a thunderbolt in the 
 right hand (Indra). 
 > ^^m^ a. wielding the thunderbolt (E. of 
 Indra). 
 
 ^^mftr ^- having the thunderbolt in the 
 hand (the same). 
 
 ^^XfTff i^' the fall of a thunderbolt or a 
 stroke of lightning. 
 
 ^^^T^" a- = "^^^TfW; m. N. of a monkey. 
 
 ^^^cl a. = -^^VT- 
 
 ^^'?'^ a. made of or hard as diamond, ada- 
 mantine. 
 
 ^^wgf^ m. N. of a prince. 
 ' ^^Tf% a. holding a thunderbolt in the fist, 
 E. of Indra, N. of a Raksasa & sev. 
 warriors. 
 
 ^^%tl m. a kind of very hard mortar. 
 
 ^^^1" (®^TW) ^' wielding the thunderbolt. 
 
 ^^%^ m. N. of a Raksasa. 
 ':^^^TT ^- hard as diamond; s. diamond. 
 
 i^^^T'^Ct «R a. make hard as diamond. 
 
 ^^f ^ a. = ^^xjTflir- 
 
 ^^"R? , **^£f^ become a thunderbolt or dia- 
 mond ; pp. o'^^Tf hard, adamantine. 
 
 ^f%N^ a. armed with the thunderbolt, E. of 
 
 Indra. 
 ^ t^f^^ (voc.) = prec. 
 
 ^^ , ^^fTf totter, go crookedly, sneak; P. 
 ^^J^ move to and fro (lit. & fig.), rock, 
 roil, hurry along. C. -^^^fTr, o%, pp. ■^- 
 f^fT(q.v.) mislead, deceive, cheat of (instr. 
 or abl.), escape. — "^^ roll or move 
 towards (ace), "'^rf*? C. deceive, cheat. 
 "^X P. roll or spring forth. "^Xf C. & fif^ 
 M. deceive, cheat. Xlf^ sneak about; 
 / C. cheat. If C. escape. ^J^;^ totter. 
 
 ;^^oRm.deceiver,jackal (o^^«T* = '^g«f^^«f). 
 ' ^W "-5 ^T f- deceit, fraud; p. o«T^«fr . 
 ^ ^W'^qT^'T n. deceitful speech.* 
 
 '^^^^ a. to be deceived. 
 
 ^Wf^ff^ a. = '^^^^. 
 
 ^^f^ff ni. deceiver. 
 
 ^fWrf a. deceived, tricked, cheated of (instr., 
 abl. or — o); deluded, imposed upon, sur- 
 
 prised ; escaped (ace.) ; f. "^7 a kind of 
 riddle. 
 
 "^^^ ni« N. of sev. plants. 
 
 ^^ m. the Indian fig-tree; also o^^ m, 
 
 ^^^ m., -^^cRT & ^fz^T f. globule, ball, a 
 kind of cake. 
 
 ^ZT"?^! f- cord, rope; a. <>??^. 
 
 '^'S\ ^' stupid, foolish; m. fool. 
 
 of^^ m. male horse resembling a mare. 
 
 ^^^ f. mare. 
 
 "^^^jf^ m. the hellish fire (supposed to be 
 at the South-pole). 
 
 ■^^^Jif^ ra. the same. 
 
 ^^*r or o^ f. = ^^^t. 
 
 -^f^ V. '^^^. 
 
 "^ftr^^'C, n. trade (a merchant's business). 
 
 cffxH'^tl^ m.=:prec. (a merchant's way). 
 
 "^ftj^^^ f. a merchant's torment. 
 
 ■^fW^^"^ °3. a merchant's son. 
 
 ^fxifcF^T^ m. company of traders, caravan. 
 
 ■effzjfof^fT m., "^T f- a merchant's son & 
 daughter. 
 
 "^fW^^^ ^' - P^ec. m. 
 
 qfftF^^^ '"• trader or (coil.) traders. 
 
 ^fljfcaf m. merchant, trader; trade, merchan- 
 dise. 
 
 ^ftJT^^ f- trade, traffic, 
 
 "^T^ a. having no tail. 
 
 ^TJ^ m. lad, servant. 
 
 ^c^, ^fir, only w. "^fil apprehend, under- 
 stand; C. "^Tft^f?T reveal, inspire (de- 
 votion). 
 
 ^cf^ m. garland, ring (cf. ^^c!^). 
 
 ^(^ m. "^T f- calf, young animal i.g., child 
 (esp. voc. in friendly address); year (on- 
 ly — »); N. of sev. men & a country, pi. 
 its inhabitants. 
 
 ^f^cR, f. ^f^^T little calf (voc. = prec.).* 
 
 ^(^cI«?Tt & OfT*^ f- a long rope to which a 
 calf is tied. 
 
 ^^fcT"^ m., t^ f. weaned calf, bullock or 
 heifer (lit. more than a calf).* 
 
 ^(^^«rT m a kind of arrow (lit. calf-tooth). 
 
 «4(4ri*1M|ci^ m. N. of a man. 
 
 ^(i^T:i m. keeper of calves; N. of a demon. 
 
 ^(^irfTT m. king of the Vatsas (Udayana). 
 
^clET^f^ 
 
 470 
 
 ^(^^fTT f. the country of the Vatsas. 
 ^^";(; m. year (also personif.). 
 
 ^(^ET^j f* ^T loving her calf, as subst. such 
 a cow; adj. affectionate, tender, kind i.g., 
 fond of, wholly given up or devoted to 
 (loc, gen., irfW, or — <>). Abstr. 07^7 f.^ 
 o^ n. 
 
 ^(^^^ , ®^rf^ make affectionate or tender. 
 
 ^(^^«rT a. having a calf. 
 
 ^f^ a. = prec. (f. ^f^^). 
 
 ^, ^^t?T, *>%, PP- "^^ci (q.v.) A. speak, 
 raise the voice (± ^T^T[), sing, sound 
 (^W^ or W^f^ loud); speak or say to, 
 relate, communicate, proclaim, announce 
 (ace. =fc ^f^, gen. or loc. of pers. & ace. 
 of th.), tell, teach, (2 ace); counsel, ad- 
 vice, foretell, predict; designate as, name, 
 call (2 ace). M. speak or say to (ace.) ; 
 talk over, discuss; dispute or quarrel 
 about, lay a claim to (loc). C. "^T^^f??, 
 *»cf cause to speak or sound, esp. a musi- 
 cal instrument, play on (ace. or loc), 
 absol. make music; speak, recite. D. 
 f^^ff^"5ff7f wish to speak or say. I. 
 "^"^^fTf or ^J^^|% speak or sound 
 loudly. — ■^^ A. salute, invite. "^fTf 
 A. speak louder or better, oversound, 
 overspeak, defeat in disputing, '^•f repeat 
 (words), imitate. '^^ revile, abuse, dis- 
 approve of; C. the same. ^|fif speak to, 
 salute; say with regard to, mean by a 
 word etc., express, utter, declare to be, 
 call (2 ace). C. address, salute ; *M. greet 
 a pers. (ace.) by means of another (ace. or 
 instr,); make resound i.e. play on (ace). 
 HWfH A. greet in return (also CM.). ^^ 
 depreciate by words. ^^ resume speak- 
 ing. "^T speak to, address, announce, 
 proclaim. "^^ raise the voice, speak out. 
 C. call or sound. TT^^ C. make resound, 
 f^f^ & "^TT speak off, remove. Iff^ ex- 
 press one's self about (ace), esp. censure, 
 blame. If speak forth, say, proclaim, 
 anounce; raise the voice, utter sounds 
 
 (of birds & beasts); suppose, state; de- 
 clare to be, call (2 ace). C. make sound, 
 play on a musical instrument. IffTf speak 
 to (ace), answer, return, repeat. f% M. 
 (A.) contradict, dispute or quarrel with 
 (instr., r. ace.) about (loc); C. commence 
 an action or law-suit. ^r?1[ A. M. say to- 
 gether; converse with (instr.) about (loc); 
 accord, agree; (be all right*); declare 
 to be, call (2 ace). C. make speak or 
 sound, cause to converse, cause a conver- 
 sation about (loe); consent, agree; de- 
 scribe accurately, f^^fj^ break an agree- 
 ment; C. not stick to, neglect, miss. 
 
 ^^ a. & m. speaking, speaker ( — «). 
 
 ^^«f n. speaking, sounding; mouth, face, 
 front, point. 
 
 ■^^•fXJ^^^ n. a lotus-like face. y 
 
 ^^•T^^«T m. breath (mouth-wind). 
 
 "^^•f^T^r! m. the same. 
 
 ^■^•TTq^T "• the jaws (lit. the hollow of the 
 moulh). 
 
 ^^T^ a. bountiful, liberal. 
 
 ^f^ff^ a. to be spoken or said; n. imp. 
 
 ^f^rT a. & m. speaking, a speaker. 
 
 ^f^^ (superl.) speaking best. 
 
 ^^•^ a. speaking. 
 
 ^V (^^), P. "^>2r^ (*>f^) strike, slay, 
 kill, destroy. C. ^V^fTT = S. — ^TJ( 
 cut off, cleave ; drive away, "^"fi^ & ^^- 
 fi^ smite upon (ace). "^7 crush down, 
 dash to pieces. ^^ tear out or in pieces. 
 "^XJ strike on (ace), slay, kill, fif fix or 
 fasten in (loe); knock down, kill, fif^ 
 frustrate, annihilate. tJ'^T cleave, tear 
 asunder. If beat. f% destroy. 
 
 ^V m. slayer, murderer, destroyer; deadly 
 weapon, esp. Indra's thunderbolt; capital 
 or corporal punishment; place of execution; 
 stroke, blow, hurt, injury, destruction, 
 death. 
 
 of^cR m, murderer, executioner. 
 
 ^^cfjT?^7 f. desire to kill or slay. 
 
 ^^ifWtf%«T^ m. a living by the death (of ani- 
 mals); m. butcher, hunter, etc. 
 
471 
 
 ^^^f^R: 
 
 l^^ij"^ n. deadly weapon, dart. 
 
 2^"\s|'^ a. protecting from injury. 
 
 <^ViIrfH^ ni. corporal punishment. 
 
 ^\ii«TT f« deadly weapon. 
 
 ■^^f^^^ m- pain of death. 
 
 ^V^!^ m. du. slaying and fettering. 
 
 ^"ynf'T f" place of execution. 
 
 ^^H"^, "^^ij^ n. dart, weapon (esp. Indra's). 
 
 ^^r^ , only ^V^'tR' f- hurling darts (light- 
 ning). 
 
 ^V^ (only instr. pi.) deadly weapons. 
 
 t^^ip^ a. wielding deadly weapons. 
 
 c{Vi f. woman, wife. 
 
 ^^ f. bride or newly married woman, wife 
 or woman i.g., also female of any animal; 
 daughter-in-law, i.g. the wife of a younger 
 relation. 
 
 ^VoJwT m. (coll.) women, womankind. 
 
 qfVfScfiT & cf\J^ f. a young woman. 
 
 ^V^^ «• looking at a bride. 
 
 "^^TCJ^ m. the path of a bride. 
 
 cf^^wrT a. furnished or harnessed with fe- 
 male animals. 
 
 "^\ij^ a. uxurious, lustful. 
 
 ^\J^^«T n. a woman's carriage. 
 
 "^"tjfxpiT a. wishing to slay or kill. 
 
 ^^I'm'^ ni. pi. means or kinds of corpoial 
 punishment. 
 
 ^^ a. to be slain, killed, or destroyed, d( - 
 serving death or corporal punishment. — 
 m. villain, scape -grace; f. ^T2fT killing, 
 murder, execution. 
 
 '^■'Wf^f^^ s- a drum beaten at the time of 
 
 execution, funeral drum.* 
 "^^rfT f-, °<5^ n- abstr. to ^^ adj. 
 
 ^"^TJ^T"^ m. one's turn to excecute a crimi- 
 nal.* 
 
 '^'^Tf^Xf m. executioner,* 
 
 '^"?2TH & o^f^ f. place of execution. 
 
 C^ ©v 
 
 '^"^^n^T f- funeral wreath (of a criminal).* 
 
 ^"yf m., "1^ f . a leather strap or thong. 
 
 ^fVT a. emasculated, unmanly. 
 
 crf^?T<T^ f. having an impotent husband. 
 
 pp. -^ifT (— o) & ^f^ff (cf. cffiTrfT) like, 
 love; wish, desire, aim at; get, obtain, 
 acquire, win, conquer, dispose of, posses«, 
 enjoy. C. TT^^f^T & D. f^T^, °% 
 (only — o). — "^f^ wish for, long or strive 
 after. "^J the same, D. wish to win or 
 attract, entice, allure. "^^1 D. approach 
 Cas an enemy), ^tj D. seek to win. Tf win, 
 conquer. ^^ C. make well-disposed. 
 
 2'^*^ (only gen. & loc. pi.) wood, wooden 
 vessel. 
 
 l^«f n. tree, wood, forest, wooden vessel or 
 barrel for the Soma -juice, fig. = cloud. 
 f. "^ifT the wood of attrition (person.), 
 ■^•i^ wood, thicket. 
 
 2^«T n. desire, longing. 
 
 ^wfcfifxj m. wild ape. 
 
 ^•Tcfif^^C. & °^r3I ^^' wild elephant. 
 
 ■^•TTT'T n. the going into a forest. 
 
 ^«T1^«1 n. thicket of a wood. 
 
 ^vf9|><^ m. forest shrub or bush. 
 
 '^•T'll^T' ^- ^ living i" a wood, m. forester. 
 
 "^•T^IW «' abstr. to seq. a.; ©^T^Tf^T s, 
 hunting cry."" 
 
 ^•T^TfW'l ^' taking the forest; m. hunter. 
 
 ^•l^X^, f. f^ wandering in a forest; m. in- 
 habitant of a forest (man or animal). 
 
 ^w(^"^^f% a. living like a forester.* 
 
 "^•I^"^ n., o^^T f- abstr. to ^iT^T- 
 
 ^^rqrfT^ a. & m. = ^^"^X- 
 
 ■^if^ & <»^Tff a. born or produced in a forest, 
 sylvan, wild. 
 
 «r«T^T^ f. Light of the Grove (poet. K. of 
 a plant).* 
 
 ^«I^^ HI. forest conflagration. 
 
 ^«!%^ffT f. forest goddess, dryad. 
 
 ^iTfl[tr m. = "^^cfitT:^. 
 
 "^•^^TTT f« avenue of trees. 
 ^«f«TT f- desire. 
 "^"if^l^"^ a. to be desired. 
 "^■ifXJ m. wood protector or keeper. 
 ^•fl^T^ & °«R "^- the same. 
 ^if^ & o^rfrr f. wood region. 
 ^•T^T^T f- garland of wood flowers; poss. 
 °f^*l^, m E. of Krsna. 
 
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 '^vfTfTT m. a forest deer. 
 
 ^•ITTf% or o^ f. a row of trees or long 
 track of a forest. 
 
 cfi^f a. wandering in a forest or a wilder- 
 ness; m. a savage. 
 
 ^l^fTT f- a wild (lit. wood-)creeper. 
 
 l"^iT^^ m. forest-life. 
 
 2^«forT^ a. & ra. = seq. 
 
 ^«f^jf%«^ a. living in a wood; m. forester, 
 hermit, ascetic. 
 
 "^iT^«[^ m. jackal (forest-dog). 
 
 ^if^ n. desire or charm, loveliness. 
 
 ^•I^ a. & m. = ^if^Tf^^- 
 
 ^I^Hll f- region or neighbourhood of a 
 forest. 
 
 cjvft^ifTT !"• tree (lit. lord of the wood), esp. 
 
 a large tree with fruit, but without flowers; 
 
 stem, trunk, beam, timber, the sacrificial 
 
 post; the Soma plant (as the lord of 
 
 plants); E. of Visnu. 
 l^«!TnT ni- (region of a) forest. 
 2^«TT«fr a. bounded by a forest. 
 ■^•TT'^T"^ n. the interior of a forest; loc, 
 
 ace, & abl. in, into, & out of a forest. 
 ^•n^g m. N. of a prince (also °'^^) ; pi. N. 
 
 of a people. 
 "^•TT^f^ m« a forest as habitation, ®^t^f^ 
 
 a. living in forests. 
 
 ^•fT^^T^ a. living in a forest; m. inhabitant 
 of a forest. 
 
 ^f^ f. request, desire, wish. 
 
 ^f'fcfiT f- little wood, grove (only — ®). 
 
 ^f'fffT f- mistress, wife; girl or woman i.g. 
 
 ^f^cT m. owner or possessor of (ace). 
 
 l^f^i^ a. requesting or bestowing. 
 
 2^f^i^ m. tree, the Soma-plant. 
 
 "^f^if n. tree or wood. 
 
 "^f^¥ (superl.) & "4«il*l^ (compar.) obtain- 
 ing or bestowing most (more). 
 
 '^"f«T^ m. the rectum or a part of the intes- 
 tines near the omentum. 
 
 ^•rt'^ETcR ni. beggar, suppliant. 
 
 ^•t^cjw^^ a. requesting. 
 
 "^«ft^^«T n* carrying to and fro. 
 
 ^^ m. plotter or adherent (cf. ^g^). 
 
 ^•IXf , ^^fXE^ftl, o^ aim at, strive after, plot 
 against, attack. 
 
 ^•ir^ a. eager, zealous; either devoted, loving, 
 or plotting, hostile, m. an enemy. 
 
 '^%^'^, f.l;^ wandering or dwelling in a forest; 
 m. inhabitant of a forest (either man or 
 animal). 
 
 ^%5IT m. tree (wood-born). 
 
 '^%'^%1|' m. a (one) spot in a wood. 
 
 ^^T^^ ^- neighbourhood of a wood or = pr. 
 
 ^%T^^ m. produced in a forest, grown 
 wild. 
 
 ^%IM^«^ m. a forest conflagration, 
 
 ^%f^rf a. resorted to a forest. 
 
 ^%T«R^ a. living in a forest; m. = "^•f^"^ m. 
 
 "^%T^fV f- a wild herb. 
 
 ^iff m. owner or possessor of (gen.). 
 
 ^qi^, '^•e'^ ("fH) praise, honour, salute re- 
 verentially. C. '^•^i|(?T the same. — ^rftT 
 = S., X(f\ praise, extol. If praise aloud 
 or begin to praise. ITRT & ^^^ honour, 
 salute reverentially. 
 
 ■^•S^ dat. infin. to ^•^. 
 
 l^'^'f ^- N. of a man; n. praise, worship, 
 
 reverential greeting, 
 2^«H"*r n. a parasitical plant or a kind of 
 
 disease. 
 ^•^^^ a. to be praised or greeted with 
 
 homage. 
 ^•^T'^ a. praising, respectful, reverential; n. 
 
 praise. 
 ^f^ff^ a. = ^^^^. 
 ^f^cT or off^f! m. praiser. 
 ^f^^ V. ^f^^. 
 ^?.^ a. = ^^^^. 
 
 ^•^X^ n. the seat or frame-work of a carriage. 
 ^itJf a. barren, sterile (of women, female 
 
 animals, & plants); fruitless, useless, in 
 
 vain ; wanting, destitute of ( — »). Abstr. 
 
 <»fn f., °W n- 
 "^t^f adj. living or growing in woods, sylvan, 
 
 wild, wooden; m. wild animal, (also n.) 
 
 wild plant. 
 ^•?f«TTT m. wild elephant. 
 ^•q^f^ & ^55fT^«f a. living on wild food. 
 
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 ^^T^T^ 
 
 ^t4|c!X^ ^* different from wild, tame or civi- 
 lized. 
 
 ^^m m. wild elephant. 
 
 l^fT^, "^TTf?!, °%j PP- "^^rg shear, shave (hair 
 or beard, M. refl.), trim (nails); shear fig. 
 = crop off, graze, C. Tr^"^f7f, °% cause 
 to shear or to be shorn (M. refl.). — tjf^ 
 shear around. If shear off. 
 
 2^R, ^"qfrT, °% pp. "^H (q-v.) strew, scatter, 
 esp. seed, sow; throw or cast (dice etc.). 
 C. '^T^'^lf^ sow . plant. — ISC^ bestrew ; 
 scatter, disperse. "^TJf disperse, destroy. 
 ■^rfxf & "^rfi^ bestrew, cover. UJ strew or 
 throw upon, mix, mingle, pour out. C. 
 mix, add, arrange, comb (the hair). ^W 
 draw out, dig up, raise; cast away, "'gxf 
 heap up, bestrew, inter, cover, fif heap 
 up, raise, sow upon (ioc); throw down, 
 cast (dice), fif^ throw or draw out, deal 
 out (from a larger mass), distribute; pre- 
 sent an oblation to a god, offer. C. scatter, 
 sow, deal out. tf"^T throw aside, remove. 
 Xff^ bestrew with (instr.). IT scatter, poui 
 out, throw upon or in (Ioc), bestrew. 3|f^ 
 infix, insert; stick or set with (instr.); 
 join, add. ^nq[ pour in, mingle. 
 
 "^Xf m. sower. 
 
 iJqir'T n. shearing, shaving. 
 
 l^tfif n. sowing. 
 
 ^tj^'if a, to be sown; n. impers. 
 
 l^XfT f. caul, omentum ; poss. o^nT • 
 
 ^JXf a. rzi-^j^ a., n. wonder. 
 
 "^5^^ superl. to "^TT^ adj. 
 
 ^JHT ^^ ^S^ST compar. to the same. 
 
 ^jxjififf^ a. beautiful; embodied, corporeal. 
 
 '^q^ , o^f?f wonder, admire. 
 
 ^jTg a. = "^g^ adj. 
 
 ^XP5JT f. (instr.) wonderment. 
 
 ■^TJ^ a. wondrous, esp. wondrous beautiful; 
 n. wonder, wonderful or beautiful appear- 
 ance ; form, shape, body. 
 
 ^^T^^ a. having a fat belly. 
 
 ^"3^ a. to be sown, n. impers. 
 
 1^"^"^ or ^"^ m. shearer, shaver. 
 
 2^'g m. sower. 
 
 ^TT ni. n. mound of earth, hillock, rampart; 
 f. ^T a bed (for plants). 
 
 ^irf^fj^T & °5St^ f- (the elephant's) build- 
 ing of or playing with earth-mounds. 
 
 "^X^^ n. beautiful form or appearance. 
 
 ^?^, ^f^fTT & ^?Tf?l, pp. ^T^ (q.v.) vomit, 
 spit out, give forth (^^^ repent). C. 
 ^T^^£rf?f & "^^^fTf cause to vomit. — 
 ■^fif spit at. "^^ & fif^ spit out, eject. 
 
 ^^T^ m. vomiting. 
 
 "^TT«f n. vomiting, ejecting, giving forth. 
 
 ^f?T or ^^ f. vomiting, sickness, nausea. 
 
 ■gig* m., ^ f. ant. 
 
 ^l^c|) m. a small ant. 
 
 1"^^^^ n, fowl (coll.), bird, esp. small bird. 
 
 2^'?T15C "• food, meal, strength, health, youth; 
 age i.g. 
 
 Scf^^ n. weft. 
 
 1^^^ m. bird. 
 
 •2^7^ n. (—0) = 2^4^T^. 
 
 ^^^Tf^rT a. aged. 
 
 ^^W(adj. ~o) = 2^^^. 
 
 cf^^cl^ a. giving strength or life. 
 
 ^"^q"^ a. being the same age; m. contempo- 
 rary, friend (also «>c(i, abstr. ocRccf n., 
 ^'^HT^ ro.), f. o^T female friend, a 
 woman's confidante. 
 
 ^^fc(«r1 a. strong, vigorous. 
 
 ^^I^^ a. equal in age. 
 
 "^"^I^ a. grown up, mature, aged, old 
 
 l^TstT f. bough, branch; race, family. 
 
 2^'?IT f' strengthening, refreshment. 
 
 ^fy^rfl & ^^ f. female weaver^ 
 
 cf^if a. moving, waving, n. what moves or 
 lives; course, path, way, (pi. ways and 
 means); usage, custom, rule, order. 
 
 ^^•Tlf^^ a. knowing ways and means. 
 
 "^^Trf^TT a. advanced in age, old. 
 
 ^%T^ a. = seq. adj. 
 
 ''^^TVT a. giving or possessing strength or 
 health, strong, vigorous ; f. strengthening, 
 refreshing; o^ as infin. 
 
 "^%T*£f^«fi a. superior in years or age, old; 
 m. old man. 
 
 "^^7^^ a. giving strength, strengthening. 
 
 ^%T«rT^ a. young of years. 
 
^^l^^^'rf^Tf 
 
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 ^^^tRnRf^TT a. endowed with youth and 
 
 beauty. 
 '^^K^^T f- age, stage of life. 
 #%f^^ a. bird-like. 
 "^^T^'l" a. old of years. 
 ^^T^V a. increasing strength. 
 
 m. comrade, companion, a man's name. 
 
 1^"^ m. surrounding, stopping (dat. as infin.); 
 circle, extent, space. 
 
 2^^ a. choosing (=<>); m. suitor, lover, 
 bridegroom or the b.'s friend, husband, 
 son-in-law. 
 
 d^X a- choice, select; most excellent, fairest, 
 best of (gen., loc, abl., or — «); fairer 
 or better than (abl. or gen.), n. rather or 
 more than (abl. ± -^T); ^T — T (^' "3- 
 Jil-J) (it is) better— than; ^t f^Tc^ I'e 
 had better or he might rather do. m. (n.) 
 choice, wish, request, boon, gift, reward, 
 privilege, dowry, alms. — "Sf^ H, "?|T^, 
 cfiT^, etc. choose a gift or utter a wish, 
 o ^ or ■JRI?^ grant a gift, o ^;>j^ have a 
 wish fullfiUed. -qX "^V^^ ^fif ^T^l, ^^ 
 '^tMj according to wish, at pleasure. 
 ^"^1^ to satisfaction, at heart's content. 
 
 l^l^oR m. who asks a girl in marriage. 
 
 2^'?^cU s. choice, wish. 
 
 ^T1T"^5 ^- t^ fair-limbed, well-shaped.* 
 
 ^T^ m. a kind of grain; f. *T5|f *& ^ a 
 kind of wasp. 
 
 l^T^ m. a kind of tree; f. "^ffT N. of a river. 
 
 2^"?;TJf n. choosing, wishing, suing; m. pi. 
 cert, verses recited at the choice of a priest. 
 
 *^T'^ "^- t^^ string of a fish hook. 
 
 cfT^'^^'^cfi m. the same,* 
 
 ^"^ff^, f. ^ having a beautiful body ; f. ^ 
 a beautiful woman. 
 
 ^T"^! f- strap, thong, strip of leather. 
 
 'm^ a. granting or fulfilling wishes; m. 
 benefactor; f. ^J N. of a river. 
 
 ^T^Tf ^i- the grant of a boon or wish. 
 
 ^"^IJ'^lf m. the best of men.* 
 
 "^T^^ a. = "^-^l^ adj.; oTT^T^ n. = ^i:^T^. 
 
 ^K^A||V!|4T f' desire for a suitor. 
 
 "^i;f%yrf^ a, to be chosen. 
 
 ^T^lf^Tfl^ ^- a most excellent woman. 
 
 ^T^f^ m. N. of a poet and scholar. 
 ^T^f^^'l. a. of a fair complexion ; ©^ f. a 
 
 fair- faced woman. 
 ^\4M n. a beautiful garment. 
 ^"^fT a. accepted as a boon. 
 "^"^^^ n. width, breadth, room, space, 
 ^l^^f^ a. sitting in a circle. 
 ^T^ f. = "^■?:%f5[rl^. 
 ^^"^^T f- wish, desire. 
 ^"^IcR, f. "S^ wretched, miserable. 
 "^TT^ n. the best member of the body, i.e. 
 
 the head. 
 ^TTt^T f. = ^T^Tt^. 
 ^TTZ m- a cowry (used as a coin). 
 ^TTZ«R w^i *fZ«RT f- =prec., cord, rope. 
 "^TT'T^TT f. fair-faced. 
 
 ^XriTl^» f* "^T having fair hips or buttocks. 
 i '^Trf^'l. 3- asking for a boon or blessing. 
 ■^"^^ a. exceedingly v^orthy or precious. 
 "^''CT''Ff'fT n. splendid seat, throne. 
 "^TT^ m. boar, hog; a cert, array of troops, 
 
 E. of Visnu. 
 
 '^TT^ff^f^T "'• ^- ^f an astronomer. 
 
 ■^''^T^ m. = ^"5(;'j^; pi. a class of winds. 
 
 l^fTT*^ ni , "^f^^*!^ n. circumference, com- 
 j pass, width, extent. 
 
 2^f?:'T^ "«• the chief or best. 
 
 "^f^^^ n. room, space, freedom, ease, com- 
 fort; w. cfi, •qT, or f^:^ give room or 
 free course to (dat.). 
 
 ^fr^^f^ a. granting room, freeing. 
 
 ^fT^^ , o^f?T = ^f<^^ w. ^ etc., also 
 comfort, serve, cherish. 
 
 ^fT%T^ a. granting room or freedom. 
 
 ^fT%TVT (superl. 07^^) & ^^^f^^ (corn- 
 par. °f^T(T) the same. 
 
 i^'^rfr^ (superl.) widest, broadest, largest. 
 
 2"^f^"^ (superl.) most excellent, best, chief 
 among (gen. or — <>)• better than (abl.); 
 the worst of (gen.). 
 
 ^■'^fT m. suitor (of a woman). 
 
 ^ft^^ n. & ^"^^Tfi^ m. = 1 & 2^f^^i|;. 
 
 ^^TI"^^ (compar.) wider, broader, very wide 
 or broad ; n. adv. farther off, as subst. a 
 wider room or freer course; free space, 
 freedom. 
 
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 ^iJf^H 
 
 2^''j(^^;g^ (cornpar.) more excellent, better; 
 
 most excellent, best of (gen.). 
 ^Tl'^ct a. rolling, winding. 
 ^^XJf m. the All-encompasser, N. of a god. 
 ^^UJJj^rT a. seized by Varuna, dropsical. 
 ^^*U<^^ n. E. of a lunar mansion. 
 ^^W^^ ^' Varana's snare or noose. 
 "^"^WT^^ m. N. of a cert, sacrifice. 
 "^^Tlf^fif f. Varuna's wrath. 
 ^^^TT^'l ^' having Varuna as king. 
 ^^W%T«fi ni, Varuna's world or his domain, 
 
 the water. 
 ^^W^^ '»• a cert, oblation. 
 ^^WT^ f« Varuna's wife. 
 "^^WT^^ iW' Varuna's abode, the sea. 
 
 a. coming from or belonging to Varuna ; 
 
 w. "^T^^ standing water. 
 "^'?^ff m. coverer, protector, defender; f. 
 
 ^"s^"^ female defender, guardian goddess. 
 ^^^ n. cover, protection, shelter; s. chariot- 
 fender, army, troop, multitude. 
 cf^f^pl^ a. wearing armour, having a fender 
 
 (chariot), affording shelter or protection, 
 
 sitting in a chariot; surrounded by a 
 
 multitude of ( — <>). m. war-chariot, f. oif^f 
 
 army. 
 "^^;?Zr »• affording shelter or protection. 
 ^^T!?J a. desirable, excellent, dear, best of 
 
 ^(gen.). 
 "T^^^RfT ^- benevolent or intelligent. 
 cT"?^'^ , °^f?T woo, ask in marriage. 
 ^^^ m. wooer, suitor. 
 "^T^^I & ®^T ^* granting boons or fulfilling 
 
 wishes. 
 l^TT^ m. a beautiful thigh. 
 2'^TT'^ (f. o^ or o^) a. having beautiful 
 
 thighs, f. a well-formed woman. 
 "^^ a. & ra. removing, remover; m. group, 
 
 section, division, party, class, esp. of 
 
 words or sounds (g.). 
 ^'Hl'^ adv. by groups. 
 ^^f^ & '^f^fi«^^ a. belonging to a side or 
 
 party. 
 ^T^ a. = prec. ; m. colleague. 
 ^^^[(^ n. light, brightness, lustre, colour, the 
 
 illuminating power of fire or the sun. 
 
 power or strength i.g. , vitality, energy, 
 activity; excrement, ordure. 
 
 ^t|^ n. light, brightness, colour ( — <>). 
 
 ^^^ a. giving vigour or energy. 
 
 ^^^nT & ^^H«t'(. a. vigorous, energetic. 
 
 ^f^«^ m. N. of a demon. 
 
 ■^^ a. wanting, excluding ( — «). 
 
 g^if n. avoiding, shunning, excluding. 
 
 ^^n^^ a. to be avoided or shunned. 
 
 ^^5F^ adv. excepting, except ( — o). 
 
 ^^f%Tff^ a. to be avoided. 
 
 ■^^f^nr m* who avoids or shuns. 
 
 ^f^ff a. avoided, shunned; destitute of, fi ee 
 from, -less, — excluded (— ®). 
 
 ^^ a. to be avoided ; — «> =: cf^. 
 
 "^nj m. cover, lid; outside, external appear- 
 ance, colour, dye, paint, complexion; sort, 
 kind, character, sort of men i.e. caste; 
 letter, sound, vowel, syllable, word; 
 praise, glory. 
 
 ^T^cR, f- ^f^t^T painting, representing; s. 
 specimen, pattern; f. ^fx^J paint, oint- 
 ment (also m.), mask, dress of an actor. 
 
 ■^II[cfif^f^fT a. painted with colours.* 
 
 ^^JsRT ni. succession of colours or order of 
 castes. 
 
 ^T^f^f^fT a. = ^I^^Nf^.* 
 
 "^Ilf ^T^^ & °^^ (compar. &superl.) higher 
 or highest in caste. 
 
 ^^fTT ^'1 ®^ "• abstr. to ^nj caste. 
 
 ^T^T'^feR a. sullying the caste. 
 
 ^tJ^^ m. sgl. & pi. the laws or duties of 
 castes. 
 
 ^I§*I n., 0*17 f. description. 
 
 ^tJ^'^J a. to be painted or described. 
 
 ■^T^^fr.^^ !"• skill at song or music* 
 
 '^it'TT^ n. the mere (only the) colour. 
 
 ^T^^, *»^rRT (°%), PP- "^fx^ paint, colour, 
 dye, picture, describe, relate, tell ; observe. - 
 ■^f«T describe, picture, relate, explain, tell, 
 praise. ^?Tg, ^f^, '5IT, ^^ the same. 
 fif^ observe, look close at, contemplate; 
 picture, represent, f^fif;^ observe closely. 
 ^fTl[ communicate, relate. 
 
 ^T5t%|fTpEJ a. to be painted or described. 
 
 ^iJf^cT «)• "who paints or describes. 
 
^T^^f^ 
 
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 ^I^f<l & ^"^fcfcRT f- pencil or painting- 
 brush. 
 
 ^I^WtT n. a metre measured by the number 
 of syllables. 
 
 ^tS^^^ & o^eU"^ m. the mixture of castes 
 (by intermarriage), 
 
 "^^f^fT a. destitute of caste, degraded. 
 
 '^hIT'^'^ a. lower in caste.* 
 
 ■^tJt^^ m- pl- caste and order (cf. "^T^H). 
 
 ^flj«^ a. having a cert, colour, coloured, 
 having the appearance or belonging to the 
 caste of (— °); m. a person belonging to 
 one of the four castes, esp. a religious 
 student. 
 
 "^I^ a. to be painted or described. 
 
 ^cR m., ^iScRT f. a quail. 
 
 ■^cr«T a. causing to move or live (Visnu). 
 u. turning, rolling, moving on, wandering, 
 roaming; staying, abiding in (loc); living 
 on(instr.), support of life, earnings, wages; 
 intercourse or commerce with (^^), pro- 
 ceeding with ( — o). 
 
 "^<f«nfW«l, a. seeking an occupation. 
 
 ^flf^ f. the felloe or the track of a wheel; 
 way, road, course. 
 
 ^^^T«T a. going on, present; ii. = OeRT^ m. 
 the present time. 
 
 ^^ dat. inf. to Icf. 
 
 ^flS <>r "^fff f. a pad or kind of bandage on 
 a wound; wick of a lamp; paint, oint- 
 ment, esp. eye-salve. 
 
 S^f^oRT f. stalk, wick, paint-brush. 
 
 ^fSff ojl a. to be stayed in , attended to , or 
 dealt with ; n. impers. (it is) to be stayed 
 in or among (loc), attended to (loc.) or 
 dealt with (loc, gen. or instr. w. ^^)- 
 
 ^fr|«^ a. staying, remaining, lying, situated 
 in ( — o), engaged in or occupied with(— «), 
 proceeding with, behaving (well) towards 
 
 ^f^TOl n. place to turn to, quarters, abode. 
 
 ■^rfTX! ^ a kind of quail or partridge. 
 
 "^rl^ a. round ; n. a circle. 
 
 If. 
 3?! m. restramer. 
 
 a. 
 
 "^gj^ n. wheel -track, path, course, way; 
 instr. by way of, through (— °). 
 
 ^^, f. t^ warding off, holding back; n. dam, 
 weir. 
 
 1^^ a. ( — «) & n. increasing, furthering. 
 
 2^^ s. separation.* 
 
 ^"^Jcff a. cutting, shearing; m. = seq. 
 
 ^\Jf^ & ®f^*[^ m. carpenter. 
 
 l^^JvT, f- increasing, growing, thriving; 
 strengthening, furthering, promoting, ani- 
 mating, exhilarating, delighting (mostly 
 — o). — m. increaser, a man's name. n. 
 increase, growth, prosperity; rearing, 
 educating, strengthening, enlargement, 
 refreshment. 
 
 2^\JiT n. the cutting (cf. ifTf*r®). 
 
 '^^i'ift'^ a. to be increased or strengthened. 
 
 "^^m^ «• the cutting of the navel-string. 
 
 ^f^fT s. a kind of dish. 
 
 ^f^^fl^ D. impors. to be grown. 
 
 ■^f^rf m. increaser. 
 
 "^f\Jt^ f. increasing, strengthening ( — »). 
 
 "^f^^ a. increasing, growing. 
 
 ^^ m. & n. leather strap, thong, girth. 
 
 ^XJ^EC. ^- assumed appearance, image, form; 
 art, stratagem. 
 
 ^^ (adj. — o) = -^^ii;. 
 
 -^^^i^ a. clad in armour, mailed. 
 
 '^1T«l^ n. armour, coat of mail (lit. cover); 
 shelter, protection. 
 
 ^ftf m. a kind of fish. 
 
 ^fif ff & ^f^^ a. = ^^frj^iff . 
 
 '^tf a. to be chosen (esp. in marriage), ex- 
 cellent, best of (gen. or — o). 
 
 ^^■^ a. = ^^Tl^ curled, curly. 
 
 ^"cf a. raining ( — <>) ; n. m. rain (n. pi. the 
 rains as a season), a year, a part of the 
 world; m. N. of a grammarian; f. ^f 
 rain, pi. (sgl.) the rains. 
 
 ^"qXJf, f. f^ (mostly — o) & n. raining. 
 
 ^"^r^T ^- eunuch (lit. restrainer of rain, i.e. 
 of semen). 
 
 "^"^f^ftr^ a. clothed with rain. 
 
 ^TfnT a. raining, m. rain. 
 
 ^"^TTTcT ^' pl- showers of rain. 
 
477 
 
 ^^wftriT 
 
 ^■^XI^ m. n. sgl. & pi. plenty of rain or a 
 
 series of years. 
 ^^^^ m. -^^^■^. 
 ^■^"^^ a. grown by rain. 
 "^Tl^ff^Tf a. passed a hundred years ago. 
 '^'^^ft'l, a. a hundred years old. 
 '^'^I^^tT a. passed a thousand years ago. 
 "J^"^!*!!!^ Ill- the rainy season. 
 ^^TTT^ m-. °TTf3r f. = pi-ec. (lit. r. night). 
 ^"^\J s. a half-year. 
 ^"^"^I"^^ f- du. the rainy season and autumn. 
 
 '^^^ f. frog (lit. caller in rain). 
 
 ^fifiR a. — years old ( — °). 
 
 ^f-^T f. abstr. to ^ffil^. 
 
 ^"T'tfT ^^' rainer. 
 
 -^f^ a. raining, sprinkling (—'>); or:="^f^. 
 
 ^fjjj+ii^ m. width. 
 
 ^ft^ (superl.) highest, largest, greatest, 
 strongest; n. adv. 
 
 ^"^"^I a. of — years (— ®). 
 
 "^"^"^[j^ (compar.) superior, higher, longer, 
 larger than (abl.); great, important, thriv- 
 ing; better than (abl.); aged, old. 
 
 '^^'3f^ a. rainy, watery. 
 
 ^"^TT^cfi n. rain-water. 
 
 ^■^^^ ^' hail (lit. rain-stone). 
 
 ^^^ m. mass or shower of rain. 
 
 ^§ m. rainer. 
 
 IqfTSjfi^^ m. height, top, crown of the head. 
 
 2'q'"Cjfi|;^ n. height, elevation, surface, point; 
 size, extent; body. 
 
 ^"^ or ^"^ a. rainy; f. ^^T pl- rain water. 
 
 ^^, "^^frl, °%, pp. "^^ff (q.v.) turn (intr.), 
 return ; break forth, appear. C. ^^"?rf?T 
 or ^T^^f?f cause to turn or roll. — f^ 
 turn away. — Cf. ^^f^rf. 
 
 ^^ m. cave, cavern; N. of a demon (cf. 
 
 ^5Iefi s. cover; n. procession. 
 
 ■^^•T n. turning, moving round, undulation, 
 
 agitation, coming forth, appearance. 
 '^^f^efiT f- a kind of dance. 
 ^Wf^^ V. W^f^^. 
 ^^Ht (°f*f) f' roof or turret of a house. 
 
 ^^^ m. n. bracelet (worn by men & women), 
 circle, enclosure, boundary, circumference; 
 adj. — o encircled or surrounded by. 
 
 ^'^if^rf a. = prec. adj. ; forming a circle, 
 circular, round. 
 
 "^^f^^l^ a. having a bracelet; encircled by 
 
 ^^^"^^ etc. v. "^^^"^^ etc. 
 
 ^f^ or ^^^ f. fold of skin, wrinkle. 
 
 ^f^rt a. turned, bent, n. impers. ; accom- 
 panied by, joined with (— °). 
 
 ^f^^, -^f^H, & ^f^^HfT^ a. wrinkled. 
 
 ^^^f^ff n. wrinkles and grey hair. 
 
 ^^T«rf a. curled. 
 
 ^<^4j<^ & <>cr^if m. ape (lit. having a wrink- 
 led face). 
 
 "i^^f m. n. the bark of a tree. 
 
 ^^^ m. n. = prec; a garment made of bark 
 (worn by hermits). 
 
 cjtRfi^^iff a. dressed in bark. 
 
 '^^^Tf^'T^T^^ a. clothed in garments of 
 bark and hides of animals. 
 
 ^^^T^T^TTW II- the wearing of bark- 
 clothes. 
 
 "^^f%«l, a. having bark or dressed in bark. 
 
 "W^^T"R^ n. a garment made of bark. 
 
 ^^^, "^^ffl, °^, pp. "^f^cT (q.v.) spring, 
 jump (esp. with joy). — "^"Rt spring near 
 or towards, boil up (water). ("^^ leap, 
 bound*.) "^ move quickly, jump, spring. 
 cjn" gallop, leap, move hither and thither. 
 Tf & f^ leap, spring. ^^^ begin to undu- 
 late or boil up. 
 
 ^^oR m. jumper, dancer.* 
 
 ^^•I n. springing, galloping. 
 
 '^^TT f' bridle, rein. 
 
 "^t^cT a. & n. springing, jumping, moving 
 to and fro. 
 
 ^f^ld^ a. moving the eyebrows playfully. 
 
 ^^ a. handsome, lovely; beautiful, n. adv. 
 
 ■^^^ f. a kind of night-bird. 
 
 ^^"^ , °^f^ treat kindly. 
 
 ^^^ ," ^^^"^ eat, taste. 
 
 ^^^R^«R ro- ant-hill. 
 
 ^^^TTflT ^-^ °^^T f., ^''ftl^T n- the same. 
 
■«I^«hT^ 
 
 478 
 
 ^^R^efiT^ n. N. of a peak of Ramagiri. 
 "^^ m. a kind of wheat or a cert, weight. 
 
 -^1^ a. dearest to (gen., loc, or — <>), dearer 
 than (abl.), favourite, also as subst., f. '^; 
 abstr. o?n f. (<»«^* ".)• 
 
 ■'^W^T^'T ni. favourite. 
 
 "^^flj; or o"^ f. a creeping or twining plant. 
 
 ;^f^ or ^^ f. the same. 
 
 "^^■?;^ n. dried flesh. 
 
 ■^^^ ni. sprout, twig. 
 
 W^f , "^^ff?T, °% challenge. 
 
 '^^T a. hiding (intr.); cavern, deep. 
 
 "qfgf m. cover, garment or body. 
 
 ^1^, '^^ f^^flS, ^^1%, ^Hf^ be eager, 
 will, desire, long for, order, command; 
 aver, declare to be (2 ace). C. ^lJ^f?T 
 subdue. — "Wftr rule over, command; 
 strive after, M. long for (ace). — Cf. 
 ^^nf^, ^^m^ (add.), ^T^^-R. 
 
 1^^ a. willing, submissive, dependent; m. 
 will, command, control, authority, power, 
 influence; adj. — <> being in the power of 
 or subject to. '^%^, ^IfTc!;, ^^XcT^ by 
 command, by force, by means of, ac- 
 cording to (gen. or — ©). — Ace. w. "^j 
 im^ etc. come into the power of (gen. or 
 — o), w. "ift, -411^ etc. bring into sub- 
 jection, overpower, subdue (also loc. w. 
 cfi, "^^en'^T^ etc.); loc. w. ^, "^fr etc. be 
 subdued or subject, 
 
 2^^ n. liquid grease. 
 
 ^ij^^ a. acknowledging a person's will or 
 power, obedient or devoted to ( — «). 
 
 ^T[1 a. being in the power of, subject or 
 obedient to, dependent on (gen. or — «); 
 abstr. o^ n. 
 
 'mi^rl a. =prec. adj. 
 
 <^^*l'*iT n. subjection, submission. 
 
 "^^rlT f., °c^ n. subjection, dependence. 
 
 "^^T^ ^- subject to (gen.). 
 
 ^^^fcTii: a.='^^^. 
 
 ^^T f- cow, esp. a barren cow (also woman) ; 
 
 a female elephant, w. ^f% f. a ewe. 
 ^ITTTT a. following one's own or another's 
 
 (gen.) will; subject or obedient to (gen. 
 or — «). 
 
 ^^XW a. devouring cows. 
 
 ^ftr^ n. self-control or power over (loc). 
 
 "^f^l^ a. having will or power, either self- 
 control or command over others, ruling, 
 powerful; ni. ruler, lord of (gen.), f. 
 
 ^^ «R A. (M.) make submissive, enthrall, 
 subjugate; «^ P. 
 
 ^"^«RTW "• abstr. to prec. 
 
 ^ift^T n^-' ®ff<T & ""fW^T f the same. 
 
 ^^ a. submissive, obedient, yielding to (gen. 
 or — ®); n. might, power. Abstr. ©cIT f-, 
 o^ n. 
 
 ^■j^jgp^ a. whose soul is restrained or con- 
 trolled. 
 
 ^XfZ an exclamation used on making an 
 oblation ; w. efi utter this exclamation. 
 
 ^■q^rf a. & m. exclaiming Vasat. 
 
 ^"qTTT »!• = prec m. 
 
 ^■^?fT a. offered with the exclamation Vasat. 
 
 ^fg a. desirous or desirable. 
 
 i^"^ (end. pron. of 2"^ pers.) you. 
 
 2^^, ^^frr, pp. "^^ (— *») shine, light up, 
 dawn; bring or drive away ("^^) by 
 shining. C. "^W^fTT cause to shine. — 
 "^tf = S. + "3"*^, extinguish, f^ shine a- 
 broad, light up. C. cause to dawn or grow 
 bright. — Cf. c^, c^TMd- 
 
 3"^^, ^% put on, don, enter, assume (an 
 appearance). C. clothe, dress in, cover 
 with (instr.), M. refl. — "^rfV put on. 
 ■^r«T clothe, cover (M. refl.), surround, 
 protect, "^fn cover one's self with (ace). 
 C. clothe or cover with (instr.). fif put 
 on (over another garment). X^f^, IT, Tjf?! 
 don. f% change clothes, also = C. put on, 
 don. ^?^ dress one's self in (instr.). 
 
 in a place, esp. over night (±"^7f^i^), 
 dwell, live, rest on (eye) or in (loc); w. 
 ^■^Tf^ keep away; w. ^^^^ be at ease 
 
479 
 
 ^^^ 
 
 or comfortable. C. '^T^^f?T, °H cause to 
 stay (over night), lodge ; confine in (loc), 
 stop, detain, keep, support. — "^f^ settle 
 upon, occupy, inhabit. ^^ remove to a 
 place after another person (ace); dwell, 
 inhabit; pass, spend (time). "^ settle or 
 enter upon (ace), dwell or live in (loc); 
 cohabit with (ace); w. ^if^'^^'R com- 
 mit adultery with the teacher's wife. C. 
 harbour, lodge; take up one's abode in 
 (ace); stop, stay, esp. over night. "^H^TT 
 choose as abode, inhabit (ace), dwell or 
 live in (loc.) enter upon, attend to (ace). 
 T^[W\ Stop, stay (esp. over night); settle 
 in, inhabit (ace). C. make a halt, settle 
 down, '^^a^ C. remove from its place (esp. 
 the fire from the altar ± "^f^CTR) , sever, 
 cut off (a head), root out (trees), ravage, 
 lay waste. "^^ abide, stay, wait, esp. 
 with eating i.e. fast; enter upon, attend 
 to (ace). C. cause to stay (over night) 
 or fast, fif dwell (of men & beasts), live 
 in (loc), inhabit, occupy, keep; incur, 
 undergo; have sexual intercourse with 
 (ace). C. cause to stay, receive in one's 
 house, lodge; make inhabitable, populate; 
 inhabit, ^f^ live with (instr.) in (loe). 
 fi!^ finish (w. '^T^?^); C. expel from 
 home, banish, send away, dismiss. trfT!^ 
 stay (over night), live with (instr.); C. 
 keep over night. Tf set out, go abroad 
 (for a night); depart, disappear, be gone; 
 stay or dwell in (loe); also = C. banish, 
 exile. f^IT go or be abroad. C. banish, 
 remove, irf?! (stay over night*); have 
 one's dwelling, f^ change one's abode, 
 go away from (abl.); pass, spend (time). 
 C. drive away (from home or land), banish, 
 exile, dismiss, ^^f?^ dwell together, live 
 with (instr. ± ^^ or ace) , cohabit with 
 (ace); stay or live in (loe); pass, spend 
 (ace of time). C. cause to live together, 
 bring together with (instr. *^r^), give 
 shelter, harbour. — Cf. "^rafqTT, "^W- 
 ftff, Wf^ff, TT^cT, mf^, "WTftFT, 
 
 ^¥f?t f. staying (over night), dwelling, living, 
 
 abode, home, house, settlement, nest. 
 l^?T«f n. garment, cloth, clothing; du. under 
 
 and upper garment, adj. — © clothed in. 
 2^^«T n. staying, dwelling, abode. 
 •^^•mqi"^ m- change of clothes.* 
 ^^T'T^^rf a. clothed. 
 ^^ifi ra. spring (the friend of the god of 
 
 love) 
 ^^•tTcR m. = prec., a man's name. 
 ^^•rfoRT^ m. spring time. 
 ^^«TTf?f^«R n* N. of a metre. 
 ^^•rfXjxq^ n. a spring flower. 
 "^^pifT^'Er m. the friend of the spring (cf. 
 
 ^^n(). 
 ^^•rT*?%Tf^^ m. the great spring festival 
 
 (in honour of the god of love). 
 ^^•dAiTl f' <^he beauty of spring. 
 ^^RT^^ & °^T^ m. = ^^nrf^5g. 
 ^^nT^Jfrq m. spring time. 
 '^^«fF%*f m., "?5IT f- a man's & woman's 
 
 name. 
 ^^•rTT or ^^iflT adv. in spring. 
 ^•^•il I (M «r "1- spring festival. 
 ^^^•T m. (*^^H) owner of wealth. 
 ^^cjgf a. wealthy; n. wealth (also "ap^cjj). 
 cf^ETT or ^^T f« fat, grease, brain. 
 t^^TTT^'^ a. drinking grease. 
 ^^TT^, f. t^ consisting of fat. 
 ^^T"^ , o^% dress one's self in (instr.). 
 ^^^T^ m. oblation of fat. 
 "^"ft^ (superl.) most excellent, best, richest; 
 
 m. N. of an ancient Rishi , deified as a 
 
 star in the Great Bear. 
 ^431*1^ (compar.) better than (abl.), more 
 
 wealthy or glorious. 
 ^, f. cj^ (& ^^) a. good, wholesome; 
 
 m. E. of the gods or a class of (8) gods, 
 
 N. of sev. men ; n. good, property, wealth, 
 
 riches, 
 ^gf^ici;^ a. winning good. 
 ^^?rr & ^^rITf?l f' wealth or liberality. 
 ^^f^ f. enrichment. 
 ^^1^ & ^^^^i^ n. wealth, riches. 
 '^'^^ a. bestowing wealth, liberal. 
 ^^^Tf "!•) "^T f- a man's & woman's name 
 
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 ^^^^ n- bestowing of wealth, liberality. 
 
 ^^^^ m. N. of Krsna's father etc. 
 
 ^^^T a. yielding good, liberal, f. the earth, 
 
 land. 
 ^^nJTTr!^ n. the surface of the earth. 
 ^^^T^T a. supporting the earth; m. king 
 
 or mountain. 
 '^^^TfV^ & °'"tTf?f >^n- lord of the earth, king. 
 o|^^T«T7 f« t^ containing wealth. 
 '^^^TT^fTf m. lord of the earth, king. 
 '^^^713 a. holding treasures. 
 ^^Vrft^ f- tb® ^arth (lit. = prec). 
 "^^f^fTT a. possessing or bestowing wealth; 
 
 f. = seq. 
 "^^^if^ n. bestowal of wealth. 
 ^^^T 3- containing wealth, f. "^ the earth, 
 
 land, 
 ^g^f<T & t^^^^ a, bringing wealth. 
 ^^l7f?T ni. (± ^^«fTfi;) lord of wealth or of 
 
 the gods (E. of Agni, Indra, etc.). 
 -^^uf^ m. a man's name. 
 "^^^tTT f- wealth, riches. 
 -^^TfvfT a. containing treasures, wealthy; 
 
 accompanied by the Vasus. m. a man's 
 
 name ; f. "^^^^V the earth , a woman's 
 
 name. 
 '^^?i"€f, f. "1^ a consisting in wealth. 
 ^^f^^ m. a man's name. 
 "^^■^ a. valuable, rich. 
 'q^lff'^Ii^" a. delighting in wealth. 
 ^^"^cT;^ m. fire or the god of fire (lit. seed 
 
 of wealth or of the Vasus). 
 ■^^^r^R" f- N. of a woman.* 
 "^^^f^ a. craving or" bestowing wealth. 
 ^^^«tT a. joined with the Vasus. 
 ^"?^? a. bestowing good. 
 ^^^f^ m. a man's name. 
 ^^^3r^^ a. having good fame or famed for 
 
 wealth. 
 "^^"^W ^- E. of Krsna and Karna. 
 '^^^ , ""^frf crave good. 
 ^^"^T (instr. adv.) from desire for good. . 
 ^^^ a. craving good. 
 
 ^^% dat. infin. to 2^^. 
 
 ^^G^ a. to be spent (time); n. impers. (it 
 is) to be stayed, dwelt, or lived. 
 
 ^f^ m. f. bladder; *fringe. 
 
 1^^ f. brightening, dawning; gen. "#%T^ 
 in the morning, TifH '^'^^^^ towards 
 morning. 
 
 2'^'CT n. seat, place; thing, object, reality; 
 matter, circumstance; substance, contents 
 or subject (of a poem etc.). 
 
 "^"^oR a. having as subject ( — o). 
 
 "^^7!^ adv. in reality. 
 
 '^■CT'^^ifT f. arrangement of a matter, treat- 
 ment of a subject. 
 
 "q^Xf^T f- a kind of comparison. 
 
 f c("^ a. lighting up, m. illuminer. 
 
 "4^ n. cloth, garment; clothes, dress. 
 
 ^^"^ff a. purified by a cloth. 
 
 ^T^-^ifl a. well clothed. 
 
 ^^^t! n. the real fact. 
 
 *^^^Tf^ f- material of cloth. 
 
 *^-5^^i;^ilL n. tent. 
 
 "^^IW^ m. the hem of a garment. 
 
 ^^T*rl ni- the end of a garment. 
 
 ^'^I'rf'^ n. upper garment, cover. 
 
 '^'^T'^^TT^ m. a stealer of clothes. 
 
 ^^T^ , o^f^ be like a garment. 
 
 "^^ n. price, value. 
 
 c|^ a. valuable, purchasable. 
 
 l^^i^ n. cover. 
 
 2^^«^ n. nest. 
 
 4"^^fS f« striving after the highest good. 
 
 ^';^^ (compar.) better, more excellent, weal- 
 thier than (abl.); n. the better or best, 
 welfare, happiness. 
 
 l^f , "^ff?!, °%, pp. ^^ (q.v.) conduct, carry 
 (esp. the oblation), draw (waggon), guide 1 
 (the horses); bring near, procure, cause, 
 effect; offer, present (a sacrifice); carry; 
 off, rob; take lo wife, marry; bear,! 
 support, feel, suffer; indulge, pardon; j 
 wear, have; undergo, incur; pass, 
 spend; intr. travel, go (in or by any 
 vehicle), drive, ride, run, swim, flow,' 
 blow (wind), pass away (time); P. '^^Tf I 
 be conducted etc., be borne along, move, j 
 go in or by (instr.). C. "^Tf'TfTT, °^ | 
 
481 
 
 l^T 
 
 cause to conduct, draw, or carry; guide, 
 drive (cf. S.) , ride on (ace); step upon 
 or travel over (a way); set to work, use, 
 apply; take in, deceive. J. "^^^Tli% 
 carry hither and thither. — '^f?r carry 
 over or across, pass by; spend (time). 
 C. transport, transpose, let pass i.e. spend 
 (time), escape (a foe etc.). ^«f carry 
 along. ■^XJ carry or drive away (also C.) ; 
 take off, remove, give up. "^^ convey 
 near or towards, bring. ^J the same, 
 also bear (tig.), lead home i.e. take to 
 wife; carry or drive away; intr. flow. 
 C. call near, invite (esp. gods to a sacri- 
 fice). "^^T & "^^T bring hither or to. 
 ^^T & ^4J^T lead away, esp. lead out 
 a bride from her father's house, i.e. marry. 
 ^^1 bring hither or to (together), assemble ; 
 M. meet. ^^ & ^^? lead up or away; 
 raise, elevate; draw out, extract; marry 
 (cf. ^^T); '^ad or bring to, offer, present; 
 bear, carry (lit. & fig.); have, possess, 
 enjoy; endure, suffer; manifest, betray. 
 ^5 ^ (^^"S€i to) marry. "^^ lead or bring 
 near, get, procure, cause, effect; betray 
 into (ace). ^*m carry along, let flow; 
 P. approach, begin, rise, fif lead down 
 or towards (dat. or loc); bear, support. 
 fif^ lead out, extract, save from (abl.); 
 carry off, remove; bring about, effect; 
 succeed (of pers.&th.). C. pass, spend (time); 
 bring about, perform, accomplish. XjlJ 
 lead or take to (dat.). Xjf^ lead about, 
 esp. the bride or the wedding procession, 
 i.e. wed; intr. flow about. T( trans, carry 
 onward or along, lead or bring to (ace); 
 intr. be borne along, flow, blow. C. set 
 in motion, send away, dismiss. HffTf con- 
 duct towards or near. f% lead away, 
 marry (cf. ^^), form a matrimonial 
 alliance with (instr.); M. get married, 
 celebrate a wedding. C. give in marriage 
 or- marry. ^^^^^ carry (together), conduct, 
 lead, draw, drag, bear along; P. ride on 
 (instr.). C. bring together, assemble, 
 collect; drive (carriage etc.), guide, con- 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit -English Dictionary. 
 
 duct, lead, take to wife ; carry the hand 
 along the body, stroke. — Cf. ■^'^^, ^S"5, 
 
 2^f (^Tf , ^f & ^f) carrying, drawing, 
 bearing, holding ( — o). 
 
 "^^ a. =prec., also intr. flowing towards or 
 through ( — o). m. n. the shoulder of the 
 yoked animal or the part of the yoke 
 lying on it. 
 
 ^^f(^ f. vehicle or river. 
 
 ^^fT m. wedding procession, wedding. 
 
 ^^^ a. ( — o) & n. conducting, carrying, bear- 
 ing; n. also flowing, ship. 
 
 ^^•!H^ m. shipwreck. 
 
 ^^•rt"^ a- to be carried, drawn, or borne. 
 
 ^•rft f. pi. flowing water. 
 
 ^^^ a. used to the yoke (cow). 
 
 ^fl"^ n- ship; °H^ m. shipwreck. 
 
 ^f^il^ a. = i^f^. 
 
 ^f^¥ (superl.) & ^^^^ (compar.) conduct- 
 ing best (better); most (more) practic- 
 able (way). 
 
 ^^f^" m. beast for draught, team ; conveyer, 
 esp. who brings an oblation to the gods 
 (Agni) ; the rider or charioteer (sev. gods), 
 the flowing one (Soma); in 1. I. mostly 
 fire or the god of fire. 
 
 '^ti^^ n. house or place of the sacred fire. 
 
 ^f^n^ (superl.) carrying best (the oblation). 
 
 ^f^TTffiTn. entering the fire, self-immolation. 
 
 "^f^H«ff a. containing fire. 
 
 ^f^TI'?! a. consisting of fire, fiery. 
 
 ^fl^T'^TT f- = "^fj^. 
 
 ^f^flJ^T f. fire-flame. 
 
 ^fj^WTT ^^' theJ>«Tning of a dead body. 
 
 ^f^^Tc^ burn, cremate. 
 
 cff^Wf^^ m. fire-spark. 
 
 ^^ a. fit to draw or carry; n. portable bed, 
 litter. 
 
 "^ffcR m. beast for draught. 
 
 l^T (indecl.) or (following its word), either — 
 or not, i.e. optionally (g.), as, like (=^|[^), 
 indeed, even (= J!j3(), but, but if, suppose 
 that (fut.), possibly (after an interr.), often 
 only explet. — '^T — ^T either— or; ^T — •T 
 ^T either— or not, perhaps— perhaps not, 
 
 31 
 
2^T 
 
 482 
 
 whether — or not; ^J T — "^T either not — 
 or; ^f^ ^T— "^T W whether— or (not). 
 ^ (dh-^l) — cfT neither — nor. — Cf. '^^, 
 
 2^T, ^^^rfir, ^% pp. "^ct or ^ff weave, inter- 
 weave, plait, fig. = compose (hymns etc.). - 
 ^T weave or lay in, interweave; also = 
 ^^T M. string upon (loc). "^|^ bind up, 
 suspend, xrf^ interweave; tie round, 
 fetter, ensnare. Tf weave or tie to (loc). 
 f% plait, twist, weave. "^1^ weave to- 
 gether, interweave, inlay or adorn with 
 (instr.). — Cf. ^fT, mcT, ^, ^, ^T^- 
 
 S-^T, ^7T, ^^f^, °%, PP- "^T^ & ^Tf (— «) 
 blow, blow near or towards (tr. & intr.), 
 spread (intr. of odours), smell. — "^g blow 
 towards or after (ace), inflame, rouse. 
 ^f^ & "^T blow towards or hither, "^of 
 blow down, "^^tl cease to blow, be extin- 
 guished, fif^ blow, also = prec. C. fiT^- 
 XpSlfTT extinguish, allay, refresh, delight. 
 tr^T blow away. T( blow, be exhaled or 
 spread (odour), f^ blow asunder or 
 through. ^PF^ blow. — Cf. f^f^TST, "RTTrt. 
 
 4^ V. 1^^. 
 
 5'4t before ^ = ^. 
 
 <^ToR m. saying, formula, recitation (r.). 
 
 cf7%T«rT^ n. dialogue, conversation; E. of 
 cert, parts of the Vedic tradition. 
 
 ^J^^cT n. offence by words. 
 
 "^^^■^^ n. speech and look. 
 
 cUcft-cft}^ a. restless with words, talking idly. 
 
 ^T^tfZ a. eloquent, abstr, ©cTT f. 
 
 <4l<tMf?T ^' lord of speech. 
 
 "^^opXf^ m. time or opportunity of speaking. 
 
 '^TSp'TT^^ D« roughness of speech, verbal 
 injury. 
 
 c||c|2| n. speech, words; statement, deposition 
 (j.); sentence, periphasis (g.). 
 
 ^I«NM({1^ n. T. of a work. 
 
 e|'|cte|T^ m. the meaning or contents of a 
 sentence. 
 
 '^T^Sn^T^TT f- a l^ind of comparison (rh.). 
 
 "WT^f^^T & o^"^"?; m. restraint or control of 
 speech. 
 
 ^T'lM^IT^ ^- stealer of (another's) words 
 
 or of the Word, i.e. the Veda. 
 c(|jf|^ a. & m. = seq. (often — o in names 
 
 of learned men). 
 "^T'rt'^T '"• ^ master of language. 
 ^X^"^ f. snare, net, trap. 
 ^Tir^XHf% a. who lives by snaring animals. 
 ^T^fr^ "^- deer-catcher, hunter. 
 TTT^T m. master (lit. bull) of language; 
 
 abstr. o^ n. 
 ^XT^^ m. a kind of bird or bat. 
 TT''^^ ^' speech -assault, either reproof, 
 
 reprimand, or = seq. n., also control over 
 
 one's speech; du. word and stick. 
 "^T^^Tl^^ a. sprung from speech - assault, 
 
 w. XIT^^ "• verbal injury. 
 cfTT^^ a. speaking ill or abusively; m. de- 
 
 famer. 
 "^T^^^fTT & ^TT^^ f» the goddess of speech 
 
 (Saras vati). 
 ^T^^^M a. sacred to Sarasvati (v. prec). 
 crTT^«^«! "• stopping of speech, silence. 
 ^TT*TZ oi. N. of sev. scholars. 
 "^TfTJIffT f-, °?^ n. eloquence. 
 ^Tftit*^^ a. eloquent. 
 ^"R^cT a. reserved in speech, taciturn. 
 ^ I JJcf «ri a. connected with language. 
 ^Tf^^ a. skilled in language. 
 ^if^^I^ a. clever in speech; abstr. OffT f- 
 ^Xfj^*^ a. eloquent. 
 '^Tf'^^ m. ,*>^^T n. breaking silence; 
 
 speaking. 
 "^"n^T n^- master of language. 
 ^Tl^^ a. strong-voiced. 
 ^fT^^^T"?^ m. discussion, quarrel. 
 ^TT^miT "3- speaking, talking (lit. use of 
 
 speech). 
 "^fT^Tct^ ^^- the institutor of a sacrifice, 
 "^T^T^ «• sweet words (speech-honey). 
 ^T^^T ^* sweet in speech. 
 ^T^if^ n. du., o^^TH n. sgl. speech and 
 
 mind. | 
 
 ^T^^, f- 1^ a. consisting of speech or words, j 
 
 relating to speech; n. speech, eloquence,! 
 
 rhetoric. 
 «rT^[T'^ n. the mere word. 
 
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 2^TZ 
 
 icj [ xl f. speech, voice, sound, word, language, 
 discourse; also speech personif. or the 
 goddess of speech, Sarasvati. 
 
 ^T^^H a. = "^T^^, abstr. o^sf n. 
 
 ^7^cR, f. ®f^^T a. speaking, saying, express- 
 ing (gen. or — «); m. speaker, reciter. 
 Abstr. Off! f., °«^ n. 
 
 ^jxfchMd a. containing words that have a 
 sense or express something. 
 
 "•^X^iT n. reciting or causing to recite, read- 
 ing, expressing; f. '^T lesson, chapter. 
 
 "^T'^^tfir ™' lord of speech , master of lan- 
 guage, E. of sev. gods, esp. of Brhaspati, 
 also a man's name. 
 
 ISfl^T f* speech, word; the goddess of speech. 
 
 ^T^^T^ & o^ n. = ^T^^.* 
 
 '^X^TZ a. talkative, vain-glorious. 
 
 '^^X'^^TJI' n. a mere phrase (lit. a hold or 
 support of language). 
 
 ^T^^ a. = ^T^Z; also noisy, resounding 
 with (— °). Abstr. OffT f., <»W "• 
 
 "^NM^ i °"^Tfi! cause to talk or fill with 
 noise. 
 
 ^T'f^^ a. consisting of words, verbal, oral. 
 
 "^if^^ a. asserting, expressing ( — «). 
 
 ^^ to be spoken or said (n.impers.); being 
 said or meant; to be spoken to or about; 
 to be spoken against, blamable, censurable; 
 n. blame, censure, fault. Abstr. OfJT f., 
 o^ n. 
 
 '^T^^ni- the meaning immediately expressed. 
 
 'SfJ^ ^' swiftness, strength, courage; race, 
 struggle, contest & its prize, booty, gain, 
 reward, treasure, good; offering -meat; 
 runner, horse; N. of one of the Rbhus, 
 pi. the Rbhus together. 
 
 ^T«f^c^ a. winning the contest or booty. 
 
 ^T^^&°^T^'t.a. granting good or strength. 
 
 ^T^^trr m- lord of strength (f. «tf(^). 
 
 ^T^'TT ni« «• a cert, sacrifice. 
 
 ■^T^R^^ a. embellished with gifts or strength. 
 
 ^T^^X a. carrying the prize. 
 
 ^TW^^, ^T^^f?f & ^T^fH, ®% run for 
 the prize, race, hasten; combat, contest; 
 spur on, incite. 
 
 ^T^^ a. running (for the prize), zealous, 
 
 eager, strong, bestowing booty or treasure. 
 ^W?^(^ a. rich in goods or treasures. 
 '^T^^nT a. consisting of or connected with 
 
 booty, treasure etc., strong, vigorous; 
 
 accompanied by the Vajas (i.e. Rbhus). 
 ^T5I^^ m. N. of a man. 
 ^T^^^^ m. N. of a teacher. 
 ■^T^I^^^ m. patron, from prec. 
 ^T^'^cT a. famed for swiftness. 
 "^^^f^ a. gaining or granting good, booty, 
 
 strength, etc.; victorious. 
 ^T^^^"^ m. patron, of Yajnavalkya; pi. N. 
 
 of a Vedic school. 
 ^T^^«fpM«V ^' Pl- *^^ school of Vajasaneya. 
 ^T^^%f^WTWW "v °^fn f. Brahmana & 
 
 Saiihita of the Vajasaneyas. 
 ^TW^T a. = TTW^f^. 
 TTW^fT 11 , *^Tf^ f- gain of the prize or of 
 
 goods, battle, victory. 
 ^^?^^ a. running for the prize, 
 ^fiff^ a. swift, courageous, strong, brave, 
 
 manly, m. hero, warrior; horse, stallion. 
 
 PI. the horses of the gods, also the sect 
 
 of Vajasaneya. 
 "^Tf^R n- race, running, contest, manly 
 
 strength. 
 ^jf^^^«rT a. swift or having swift horses, 
 
 courageous, strong. 
 ^TfW'ft^'^ a. having swift horses or giving 
 
 strength. 
 "^t^^zi' m. son of a hero or warrior. 
 Wlf^^^ m. horse-sacrifice. 
 ^Tf^'^^yf?; e. having the shape of a horse. 
 ^Tf%%^ a. swift as an horse. 
 ^T^. "#T3irf?r, PP- Trf^«r^ (q.v.) desire, 
 
 wish. — Wf^, ^?Tf*r, ^m;, & ^fWRc = s. 
 
 ^SgjT f- wish, desire for (loc, gen., ace. 
 with irfTI, or — o). 
 
 ^Tf^l^rf a. wished for, desired ; n. wish, de- 
 sire. 
 
 "^TZ an exclamation used on making on ob- 
 lation. 
 
 l^TZ a. made of the Indian fig-tree. 
 
 2"^^ in- enclosed place, garden (also t^ f.); 
 district, way. 
 
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W[Z^ 
 
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 -^IZ^ m-. **fZeRT f- enclosure, garden. 
 ^TZ^'T m- pi. N. of a tribe. 
 
 2^1^ m. parched barley. 
 "^J^^ adj. coming from a mare; m.="^^^- 
 f^, also a Brahman. 
 
 I'^TUJ" m. instrumental music; a harp with a 
 hundred strings. 
 
 ^T^'3[^ m. the sound of a lute or of arrows. 
 
 '^Tfrjf^ m. merchant, trader. 
 
 '^Tftrf^I«R a. living by trade. 
 
 T^fllf^ n. (°W[ fO a merchant's business, 
 trade. 
 
 I'^TTjfY f. reed; du. the two spring-bars on a 
 carriage. 
 
 S'^T'^n^ f. music (pi. choir of singers or mu- 
 sicians), sound, voice; speech, words, elo- 
 quence or the goddess Sarasvati. 
 
 ^"Hjflxn f. a cert, musical instrument. 
 
 "^TTT m. wind, air; the god of the wind. 
 
 '^Tcf^fT a. swift as the wind. 
 
 "^Trlfl^"^ a. impetuous like the wind. 
 
 "^TcfH^ a. living upon wind. 
 
 ^rf^^^ a. swift as the wind. 
 
 ^Tri^ a. windy, airy. 
 
 ^T<T^"^ m. sgl. & pi. rain and wind. 
 
 ^IfT^ a. to be weft. 
 
 '^Tfl^Tf^ ™- wind-disease. 
 
 -^T^^if & o^i^^ a. roaring like the wind. 
 
 "^TrlT^^ m. E. of Hanumant (son of the 
 Wind). 
 
 '^TflT'P? a. swelling by wind, fermenting, or 
 having the wind as ally (Soma); m. N. 
 of an Asura. 
 
 l'^lr!T^«f m. a patron, name. 
 
 S^TcTT'^II a. moving in the wind or in the 
 air; n. air-hole, round window, i.g. a 
 place to take the air, pavilion, turret etc. 
 ^TcTT^ f- whirlwind. 
 
 ^TrfT^n!^ a. windy, airy. 
 
 "^Trnif & °^*l ^' serpent (wind-eater). 
 "^TrlT^ "^- a wind-swift horse, runner. 
 
 "^TflT^f^T f- a violent gust (lit. stroke) of 
 wind. 
 
 "^TfTfcR oi. wind-maker, i.e. braggart, boaster. 
 
 "^TH^ a. windy ; also = seq. 
 
 "^TcT^ a. crazy, mad, insane. 
 
 '^f^m'^'S a. affected with a wind-disease. 
 
 "^T^T'fT f- N' of a metre (wind-vi^ave). 
 
 "^Tt^TT f- storm, whirlwind. 
 
 ^((^^ n. affection, tenderness towards (ioc. 
 gen., or — o). 
 
 'di\(^ a. relating to Vatsa ; m. as patron. 
 
 ^T(^^'SJ«T m. patr. from prec. m., N, of an 
 author. 
 
 "^IcT a. speaking of or playing on ( — o). 
 m. speech, discourse, mention, assertion, 
 proposition, statement, dispute, contro- 
 versy; sound, music. 
 
 "^T^*T m. & n. player & playing on a musical 
 instrument. 
 
 "^T^'^T^ n- speech-fight i.e. controversy. 
 
 "^Tf^efi a. speaking, asserting ( — <>). 
 
 cfTf^fT ^ ®f!^ "• instrumental music. 
 
 "^if^"^ ". musical instrument or = prec. 
 
 Trfel^ a. speaking, discoursing, asserting, 
 expressing ( — «, r. ace), ra. speaker, ex- 
 plainer, teacher, disputant; plaintiff, ac- 
 cuser, du. plaintiff and defendant. 
 
 cfT^I a. to be spoken or to be played (blown) 
 on ; n. speech or musical instrument. 
 
 ^T^PSf a. bridal; n. bridal garment. 
 
 "^T"?? n. weaving, sowing. 
 
 l"^!*!!?^ ^- a Brahman of the third order, 
 hermit, anchorite. 
 
 2"^T*!Tn^ ^- relating to a hermit; m. the 
 third stage of a Brahman's life (also 
 on^^ n.). 
 
 l^T^T ra. (adj. —of. ^T) monkey, ape, f. t. 
 
 2'^T«1T' f- 1[ belonging to a monkey, monkey- 
 like, apish. 
 
 "^Tf'^W a. relating to trees or woods, 
 wooden; m. tree, bush, plant i.g.; n. fruit 
 of a tree. 
 
 '^T'TT^ m. pi. N. of a people. 
 
 "^T^T ^- a kind of reed or cane. 
 
 '^T'^il a. living or growing in a wood. 
 
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 ^TTW^T^ 
 
 ^fnT a. having vomited; n. = seq. 
 
 ^X«frTW "• vomited food. 
 
 ^T^ffT'ftT'^ a. eating vomited food. 
 
 ^^rf'fr f- vomiting. 
 
 ^flJ^T f. a cow whose calf is dead. 
 
 1^T17 oi- shearing, shaving. 
 
 2^T^ lii' sower, scatterer; scattering, seed. 
 
 l^m^ n. causing to shear or shearing. 
 
 ^WT^*T n- sowing. 
 
 ^TnTc(rr & W[^ f* an oblong pond. 
 
 "^TMI^^ n. water from a pond. 
 
 ^flf^'f^^^TlJ n. a breach or gap formed like 
 
 an oblong pond. 
 "^TXI"5f a. wonderful. 
 1^X21 a. to be scattered. 
 2"^TX?J a. coming from ponds. 
 
 t^fH V. ^xHrfH. 
 
 '^fj^ (end.) ace. dat. gen. du. of 2"*^ pers. 
 
 pron. 
 I^TTj f' ^^ & "^ dear, pleasant, lovely, 
 
 beautiful; fond of, eager or greedy for 
 
 ( — «). m. E. of (piva, a man's name. f. 
 
 '^^RT a (beautiful) woman; f. cfj^ a 
 
 female or she- (ass, camel etc.); n. anything 
 
 dear or precious, wealth, goods, etc. 
 S^TT a. left (not right), adverse, contrary, 
 
 refractory, stubborn, prude, coy, cruel, 
 
 wicked, bad; n. adversity, mischief. 
 
 Abstr. o^jl f.^ o^l n. 
 ^Tf«R, f- ^'ftTcfiT 'eft (not right), adverse, 
 
 cruel, hard. m. a cert, mixed caste; n. a 
 
 kind of gesture. 
 "^TTfT^ adv. from the left side. 
 ^fTf "^ & ®^f5 ^- ^ fair-eyed woman. 
 '^^^^ m. N. of a Rishi. 
 l^TTf a. dwarfish, short, small, abstr. OffTf f., 
 
 O(off n. — m. dwarf, E. of Visnu etc., N. of 
 
 sev. men. 
 S^T^iT a. relating to a dwarf or Visnu. 
 
 "^T^^T^ a. enjoying lovely things. 
 "^T^^T^T n. a beautiful eye. 
 '^TT^T^'IT f* a fair-eyed woman. 
 '^T'np'^a. of a stubborn or wicked character. 
 
 ■^mi^ f. = ^T^'i;. 
 
 ^TTT^ a. stubborn, refractory. 
 
 "^Tftpfl^ a. vomiting, ejecting. 
 
 ^'RTct'^ a. different from left, right. 
 
 ^1%!''^ f. a woman with beautiful thighs. 
 
 ^T'^ n. perversity. 
 
 ^|«|cD m. weaver, sewer. 
 
 "^^^1 f. f^ relating to the wind or to Vayu, 
 north-western ; f. ^^ (± f^'^^) the north- 
 west. 
 
 ^T^'^ a. =prec. a.; n. E. of a lunar mansion. 
 
 1^"^^ m. bird, crow ; f. "|^ crow-hen. 
 
 2^1^^, f- "1^ relating to crows. 
 
 "^T^^ w. cR change into a crow, HP. 
 
 l^T^ m- wind, air, esp. vital air (5); the 
 god of wind, pi. the Maruts. j 
 
 2^15" a. tired, languid. 
 
 3^T^ a. desirous or desirable. 
 
 ^"g^n'ff a. sung by the wind, i.e. universally 
 known. 
 
 ^1*3^^ m. Vayu's son i.e. Hanumant. 
 
 '^T'J^TTW n. T. of a Purana. 
 
 ^T^H"^, °H^^, & "^^"^ a. living on air. 
 
 cfT^n^fT a. being (like) wind. 
 
 ^ra^irf a. joined or connected with wind. 
 
 "^T^^^ a. having the nature of wind. 
 
 ^T^T a- windy. 
 
 "^TO^f^^ adv. like the wind. 
 
 "^T^l^T m. the swiftness of wind. 
 
 cjl-if^^n^ & o%flT»|^ a. swift as wind. 
 
 ^"ra^^l a. wind-like. 
 
 ^^,15 m. = -^1^5^. 
 ^^ m. a patron, name. 
 ^f ^ Tg a. having the winds for horses. 
 ^JX n- water. 
 
 1^*5^ m. tail-hair, esp. of a horse; m. n. sgl. 
 & pi. a hair-sieve. 
 
 2^t: v. ^k- 
 
 d'^X m. good, treasure; appointed time or 
 place, one's turn, alternation, succession, 
 change, time (w. numerals, ^TT ^TTI 
 many a time, often) ; day (of a week). — 
 f. ^TTT courtezan. 
 
 TTT^^^TSfiT f. = prec. f. 
 
 ^fT;^ m. handle. 
 
 ^"^TJf, f. ^''warding off, resi8ting(n.a subst.); 
 strong, wild, fierce, dangerous, m. elephant. 
 
 ^T\"U!^ HT f- stable for elephants. 
 
TTT^m^^ 
 
 486 
 
 ^TTW^T^^ n. (± 5^) the town synonymous 
 with elephants, i.e. Hastinapara. 
 
 ^TTWT^ff "• N. of a city. 
 
 l^TT^^ a. to be kept off. 
 
 ScTT'^tSV^ a- relating to elephants. 
 
 ^TT'TTT^ f- courtezan (cf. 3^TT)- 
 
 ^T^TW S- coat of mail. 
 
 "WTTT^ m. dancer, singer; f. ^ = prec. 
 
 "^Tf^TcT^ a. to be kept from (abl.). 
 
 TTT^^f^ & *>%Tf5m: f. = ^K^lft. 
 
 ^TT^V & <»^fi!frT f- the same. 
 
 "^TT^«tT a. long-tailed (horse). 
 
 TTTfWrftRY & ^TTTl^^ f. =^TT'nft. 
 
 "^TTTW^ f- N. of a city (Benares). 
 
 "^TTW' f- t^ relating to a boar (Visnu), boa- 
 rish, made of hog's leather, etc. 
 
 I'^Tfr "• water. 
 
 2"^TfT ^ ^TI" f- place where elephants are 
 caught or tied on. 
 
 '^Tfri^'^T ^' pregnant with rain (cloud). 
 
 "^rfr^T ^- living in or near water; m. fish, 
 pi. N. of a people. 
 
 "^TfT^T'R^ a. living in water. 
 
 «rTfT^ (water- born); m. conch-shell, n. a 
 lotus. 
 
 ^Tfr^lT^ ^' (water-)wave. 
 
 "^TfTf^'FC. adv. (& adj.) by water (& checked). 
 
 «l I r^^IlT s- water-plant. 
 
 "^Tfr^ ^' giving water or rain; m. cloud. 
 
 '^Tf?^'?^ a. carrying water; m. = prec. m. 
 
 TTfr^T^ f- water-tub. 
 
 "^Tfr^TTT f. sgl. & pi. stream of water. 
 
 "^ifrfV & ®f^f^ m.sea (receptacle of water). 
 
 ^ifr^T^ "^* water-path, voyage. 
 
 Trfr^T^T^f^^ a. living by voyages, sea- 
 faring. 
 
 cfTfrt^'^ ™' ^^op of water. 
 ''^f?^^«Tf^ a. abounding in water. 
 ^TTT'T'^, f- t] consisting of water. 
 cfTf^g^ a. discharging water; m. cloud. 
 ^f^'^q'c^ n. water-wheel. 
 ^TTTTT^ ni- E. of Varuna (water-king). 
 '^TfTTTftr ^' ^^aP of water, the sea. 
 Trfl^l" a. carrying or pouring forth water, 
 ^TfT^Tl" a- = prec; m. clond or the rain- 
 god. 
 
 Trfr^f^ *^ "tf^ a. = prec. a. 
 
 ^ifT^T^T ^' water -sport (i.e. leaping in 
 the water and splashing others). 
 
 ^Tfr^^^ a. born or produced in water. 
 
 cfTtr^ a. reflected (standing) in water (sun)* 
 
 c||<^1^ , o"^ be like water. 
 
 ^T^«R a. choosing (ace). 
 
 "^T^W? f- T relating to Varuna or the water, 
 Varuna's, western, water-, m. aquatic 
 animal, fish; f. ^ the west (± f^'^^), 
 Varuna's wife or daughter, a kind of 
 spirit or liquor; n. E. of a lunar mansion. 
 
 ^T^fW ™' a patron, name. 
 
 "^TT^^T a. chosen, elect. 
 
 '^T^T'^m f- producing water. 
 
 'm^^ f» ^ relating to trees, wooden. 
 
 ^Tt^ a. common, regular; f. "^T livelihood, 
 subsistence (—0 living on or by); business, 
 trade, profession (esp. that of a Vai^ya); 
 intelligence, news, tale, story, mention of 
 (gen., loc, ace. ± ^f^5l^, or — ®). 
 
 ^T^ToR^t«^n- & ^T^TT^ '"• business, trade,, 
 profession. 
 
 "^T^^T ^' messenger (carrier of tidings). 
 
 ^T'^Tf <T & °fTT ^' the same. 
 
 "^TrTT^fT'l. a.bringing a message from(— <>).* 
 
 ^Tf^«R ni- husbandman, trader, spy, mes- 
 senger; explanatory or complementary 
 rule (g.). 
 
 ^l"^^, f- t^ relating to the Vrtra-slayer, w. 
 ^f^;5[^ n. offering of victory; m. E. of 
 Arjuna (Indra's son). 
 
 '^T'^fW a. & n. (belonging to) the slaying 
 of Vrtra. 
 
 ^T^ m. = "^Tfr^ m. 
 
 '^T^«fi Ki. old man; n. old age. 
 
 '^T't^'fR m. & ^T#^ n. = prec. n. 
 
 ^T^, «»ftr, °fBRi, & <»ft^ m. usurer. 
 
 cfl^tH f., 0*51 n. usury. 
 
 ^"ni*!^ f' water-jar. 
 
 ^Tf^ & ^Tg^ m. = "^Tftftr & ^'^ ^• 
 
 ^T^W^ or ^TVTW^ ^' ^^ old white he- 
 goat or a kind of crane. 
 
 1^^ a. to be checked or restrained; m^ 
 wall. 
 
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 *^^^rR 
 
 2'4t^ a. to be chosen, precious, dear. m. 
 
 treasure, jewel. 
 "WT'^f'T^rnX'' ^- living on water and air. 
 ^l^cfii^^ 9. leech (whose home is the water). 
 j ^7^X^ m- rain-cloud. 
 I qfTO f* t;^ belonging to the rainy season. 
 I ^7"Btt|^T!|' a. coming from Vrsaparvan, f. |[^ 
 
 patron, of (parmistha. 
 ■^rf^, f. t = "^T-BT or = seq. a. 
 ^if't^ a, annual; n. the rainy season. 
 "^jTif or "^T"^^ & cflf^ HI- patron, names. 
 "^T"^^™. patron, of sev. men, also of Krsna; 
 
 N. of Nala's charioteer. 
 ^■[^ m. tail -hair, horse -hair, tail, bristle; 
 
 hair-sieve. 
 ^T^f^^ a. (w. ^n?T^ or ^xj^) cert. 
 
 hymns of the Rigveda ; ra. pi. a class of 
 
 dwarfish Rishis. 
 ^T^niT*! n. & ^l^rf^ m- a hairy tail. 
 ^^T^Ml"^! f. a string of pearls to bind up 
 
 the hair. 
 ^T^W^ a. made of hair, hairy. 
 ^T^'^T^^ a. wearing a hairy garment. 
 WT'5f^^«f n. a fly-flap made of tail-hair. 
 '^TtW'r^ (having hair or a tail); N. of of a 
 
 Daitya & a monkey. 
 "^T^cR a. made of sand; f. "^T sgl. & pi. sand. 
 ^T^^T^^, f- t = Prec. adj. 
 ^T^^T'J^rftr na* sea of sand i.e. desert. 
 ■^T^^fcfiTlJ^ m. the same. 
 ^T"^ a. made of bark, n. such a garment. 
 ^T^^ m. a kind of bat. 
 ^l^ft«R a. composed by Valmiki (v. seq.). 
 ^T^ftf^ o}. N. of an ancient Rishi, the 
 
 author of the Ramayana, etc. 
 ^7^^ u- favouriteship, tenderness. 
 "^T"^ (indecl.) surely, just; lays stress on the 
 
 preceding word. 
 "^T"^^*! n. the statement of something as 
 
 optional or arbitrary (g.). 
 ^T"^^^ a. talkative, loquacious, abstr. o^^ n. 
 ^T"^irT«T a. eager, willing, ready. 
 «h"^f^ a. conducting well. 
 '^"NTcT a. dear, favourite; f. ^7 a king's fa- 
 vourite wife of a cert. rank. 
 ^|c||r| m. follower, adherent. 
 
 (q.v.) bleat, low, roar, cry (of birds). C. 
 ^inrfTf, •*% cause to bleat etc.; M. sound 
 loudly. I. c| I cj'K^^ howl, croak, sound 
 loudly. "^g&in?r«rlow after or in return. 
 '^f^ bleat or bellow at (ace). l|f?r the 
 same. ^J^ (also I.) bleak etc. (together). 
 
 cfTIT or "^"^J a. roaring. 
 
 Wni^ & Wm"^ a. croaking. 
 
 ^iftTrf n- howling, croaking. 
 
 "^TflT^T f- a cow desiring the bull (also of 
 other animals & female, woman i.g.). 
 
 ^iflT'l. ^' howling, croaking. 
 
 ^T^ f. a pointed knife; p. o^TnT • 
 
 ■^T^ a. bleating, bellowing, roaring, sound- 
 ing ; f. "^ a (lowing) cow. 
 
 l"^!"^ m. garment, clothes. 
 
 2^T^ ^' staying (esp. over night), abiding 
 in(loc. or — «), abiding-place, house, home, 
 state, condition; adj. — <> living or dwell- 
 ing in. 
 
 3^T^ m. odour, perfume. 
 
 ^T^J^^ n. piece of cloth, rag. 
 
 ^^r^ (— °) = 1 2 3^T^; n. = seq. 
 
 ^TOT^ & **%!■ n- sleeping-room. 
 
 "^^"^"^ a. deserving or giving shelter. 
 
 I'^T'Bf n. garment, dress; box. 
 
 S^T^R n. causing to abide, lodging; f. "^ 
 thought or desire of (loc); impression 
 of (— °), notion, idea. 
 
 ^T^RTT^ a. consisting in ideas or in im- 
 pressions from ( — o); abstr. ©^ n. 
 
 ^W^^ a. intelligible only by deep reflection. 
 
 cfT^^n^, f- ^vernal; f. N. of sev. plants. 
 
 Tr^f«frc|i, f. t^= prec. a.; m. a cert, festival 
 in spring. 
 
 ^TOTT^ ra. a tree (serving) as resting place 
 (for birds).* 
 
 THETH'^'f n. sleeping-room. 
 
 ■^f^wf^ f. dwelling-place. 
 
 TT^^^, ^''^f^ (°^l PP- TTftTfT (q-v.) infuse, 
 perfume, make fragrant. — "^ftT & ^TJ 
 = S. 
 
 ^T-H^rfE f« P*^!® f'^^' a bird to perch on. 
 
 ^T^f%nT^ a. to be harboured or lodged. 
 
 '"^T^^T ^' a kind of perfume. 
 
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 488 
 
 '^TiTTj f- ^f matutinal , early; m. day (opp. 
 
 night) or day of the week. 
 l^T^^, f- ^ relating to or descended from 
 
 the Vasus; m. E. of Indra. 
 2'mwsf, f.t belonging to Indra; f,% (±f^) 
 
 his region, the east. 
 TT^rWW m Indra's son i.e. Arjuna. 
 "^T^^^TfT f- a woman's name, T. of a novel. 
 ^T^^f^ & ^T^^TWT f- the east (cf. 2^1^^)- 
 ^T^f^ m. = •S^T^[^^. 
 m'^imX^^ n. sleeping-room. 
 1*^^^ n- garment, dress; du. under and 
 
 upper garment. 
 ^^W^ n. night-quarters. 
 ^T^T^ a. dawny, dim. 
 "^T^T^J^ adv. to dwell or stay over night. 
 ^TfiTff a. perfumed, fragrant. 
 l^Tf^ a. clothed in (— o). 
 2^Tf^«l^ staying or dwelling in (mostly — o). 
 cfTftr^, f. t^ belonging to or descended from 
 
 Vasistha ; w. "5jff n. the hundred sons of V. 
 ^T^cR m. N. of a genius & a serpent-king. 
 1"^^^^ m. patr. of Visnu-Krsna. 
 2^T^^^ a. relating to Krsna (cf. prec). 
 ^T^f. girl, maiden. 
 ^T^T^ & °^ a. giving clothes. 
 "^T^^, f. f^ real, true. 
 ^TO^ a. remaining on the spot, left (as 
 
 worthless); belonging to an abode; m. 
 
 inhabitant, E. of Rudra (lord of the re- 
 mainders of a sacrifice). 
 "^TW n. (m.) dwelling, home. 
 ^ra«R^«(^ n. building a house. 
 ^T^^T«f n. art of building, architecture. 
 ^T^^ m., o^^ffT f. house-god. 
 m^^SEI^ n.= ^T^^^. 
 ^T^^\2r s. the centre of a house. 
 ^T^f%^T f. = qTT^^T^- 
 ^T^f^l^^T^ n., of^f>^ m. = ^^^^. 
 4T%TWf7f m. the genius of the dwelling. 
 ^T^'g a. left; n. remainders. 
 
 2^Tf , ^Tf% press, urge. 
 
 Wl^ a. carrying, drawing, flowing (— *>); 
 m. beast for draught, horse, bull etc., 
 waggon or any vehicle; adj. — o riding 
 
 or going in. n. drawing, driving, riding, 
 carrying, bearing, flowing. 
 
 ^Tf ^, f. *>ff ^T carrying, bringing. 
 
 ^T1<T^ V. ^Tf ^^. 
 
 ci|^«f a. carrying, bringing n. (m.) beast of 
 burden or beast for riding; vehicle i.g., 
 waggon ship, oar, sail (adj. — « riding or 
 going in); n. drawing, carrying, driving, 
 riding, guiding (a horse). 
 
 ^Tf •TT'g^ n. sgl. & pi. vehicle and weapons. 
 
 ^T^^ n. offering, presenting, waiting on. 
 
 ^Tl|^ m. Boa-constrictor. 
 
 ^Tffg m. guide. 
 
 ^fW'C ^* wioving on (carriage); drawing, 
 carrying, bringing, having, flowing or 
 running towards ( — «). m. waggon, chariot; 
 f. ^Tf^«ft army or a cert, division of 
 an army, river. 
 
 '^if^^^f?! & °^V5[ "!• chief of an army. 
 
 "^f^¥ (superl.) carrying, bringing, or flow- 
 ing most. 
 
 WTft^ V. ^Tft^. 
 
 WIW ^- what is carried, drawn, ridden, borne 
 on ( — o). n. beast for draught or riding, 
 vehicle i.g. 
 
 if^ m. bird. 
 
 2f^ adv. apart, asunder, away, out (mostly 
 
 o — in verbs & nouns, to express division 
 
 or distance). 
 r«i^ a. the twentieth or twentifold; w. J^Tf 
 
 n. one hundred and twenty, m. (± ^^ or 
 
 ^XT) a twentieth part. 
 f^^cR a. accompanied or increased by twenty ; 
 
 w. "^TcT n. twenty per cent. 
 t^fiC (»— ) = seq. 
 f^^rfrt f- twenty. 
 "N'^rf^^ ^* twenty years old or consisting 
 
 of twenty parts. 
 f^f?rrT^ & t^f?r^ a. the twentieth. 
 f^^fThOftf n- one hundred and twenty. 
 f^ITT^ m. the twentieth part. 
 f^f^w^ a, consisting of twenty. 
 fc(eu m. N. of a man. 
 f^^^ff m. N. of a plant, 
 f^efi^ a. hairless, bald-headed; opened, bios- 
 
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 "Nr^fir 
 
 somed (flower); shining, radiant, resplen- 
 dent with (— o;. 
 
 f^oR^-q^, o;5jf^open, pp. f^f^ blossomed. 
 
 I'N'ofiZ a. exceeding the usual measure, huge, 
 monstrous, hideous, wicked, bad; n. adv. 
 m. N. of sev. men & a gander. 
 
 2f^cfi^ a. having no mat or bed. 
 
 f^oR^T'W a. having hideous eyes. 
 
 f^^^Tf •? a. having a hideous mouth. 
 
 f^cR?ST«T in. braggart; n. = seq. 
 
 f^cfiT^T f-, f^f^JTrT n- bragging, boasting. 
 
 f^cfjf^i^ a. trembling. 
 
 f^oRi;; a. robbed of the hands (as a punish- 
 ment). 
 
 ft'eRTW a. & n. changing, modifying; m. the 
 inserted conjugational suffix (g.). 
 
 f^cfiljf a. having the ears far asunder, having 
 no ears i.e. deaf. m. a kind of arrow, 
 a man's name. 
 
 f^cR^if a. & n. cutting asunder, dividing; 
 
 m. the sun. 
 
 f^cfjrT rn. changer, transformer. 
 «£. 
 
 ftoRTf^h^T f- commission of bad acts. 
 
 lt%cfi^i[^ n. bad or piohibited action. 
 
 2f^^lfi|;^ a. doing no work or = seq. 
 
 ft^'fW ^ ^^f^l, ^ doing prohibited acts. 
 
 f^cRT^ m. drawing towards one's self or 
 drawing asunder, distance. 
 
 f^^fJ^TJI' a. & n. drawing asunder, bending 
 (a bow). 
 
 f^cR^^f a. defective, imperfect, crippled, muti- 
 lated , weak; destitute of, -less (instr. 
 or — o); depressed, sad, unwell. Abstr. 
 OrTT f., «?^ n. 
 
 f^ofi^'^^, *>'^f?f afflict, annoy. 
 
 f^oR^ ^ the same. 
 
 f%«fi%f^^ a. deficient in organs of sense. 
 
 f^oR^ m. alternative, choice between two 
 or more; difference, variety; supposition, 
 (false) conception; uncertainty, doubt. 
 
 f%.^^oR n^- distributer, arranger, former. 
 
 ft«R^«T m = prec; f. "^T & n. giving an 
 option or alternative; fancy, imagination, 
 (false) conception, 
 
 f^oR'^^irT a. having a doubt, uncertain. 
 
 f%«Rf%T't^-^^^^»*^ ^® confounded with( — o). 
 f%cR^q^ a. sinless. 
 f^cR^^ a. having no coat of mail. 
 t^cRf^ f. bursting. 
 
 f^«fi^T ^' <^P^" ('it- ^ fig-)' blossomed. 
 f^cRX"^ m. change, alteration, perturbation, 
 
 disorder (of body or mind), modification, 
 
 preparation, production, passion of any 
 
 kind, love, hatred. 
 f^cRTTW a. causeless. 
 ftoRTf^C't. ^- producing or undergoing a 
 
 change etc.; changing into ( — o). 
 f%oR7^ a. mutable. 
 ftcRT^ m. evening. 
 lf^cRT"5r ni. bright sheen. 
 2f^cfiT^ V. ft^l^. 
 
 if^cRjf^i^^ a. shining; illumining ( — o). 
 
 2f^^Tf^^ V. f^^ftr^i;. 
 
 fcfchl^ m. opening, blossoming, expansion, 
 difiusion; opening of the heart, i.e. cheer- 
 fulness, merriment. 
 
 f^cRT^cR a. opening, developing (— o). 
 
 t%cRT^iTa. &n. causing to blossom or expand. 
 
 f^cRTOf^^ (o^oR)* a. = prec. adj. 
 I f^oR'ff%i][^ a. opened, blossoming, expanding, 
 spreading, extensive, great. 
 
 f^f^X m- a scattered portion of rice etc. (r.); 
 a kind of bird. 
 
 f^f^T^ n- scattering. 
 
 f^cRt^ a. scattered, dispersed; spread, 
 covered with, full of ( — o). 
 
 f%"^RfW a. big-bellied. 
 
 f^^f^H a. bent, curled, contracted, 
 
 f%cRT^ a. sharp, piercing, irresistible; m. E. 
 of Visnu & N, of Visnu's heaven, 
 
 f^^ftifff a, blunted, dulled. 
 
 f^cR^ m. humming, tinkling, etc. 
 
 f^^^«T & ®f^fl n« the same. 
 
 f^^^T ^- robbed of the pole (carriage). 
 
 f^cRrf a. altered, changed, deformed, diseased, 
 imperfect, unfinished, unnatural, artificial; 
 inlaid or adorned with ( — «). n. change, 
 alteration, monstrous birth. 
 
 f^cRflT^ifTT a. deformed. 
 
 f^oRm f- alteration, change, disorder (poss. 
 
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 490 
 
 ®TF«TTt); formation, development; N. of 
 a species of metre. 
 
 f^olfg a. wide, long. 
 
 f^^g a. robbed of the flag. 
 
 f^%l[[, f. t^ shag-haired ; f. ^^E. of cert, evil 
 demons. 
 
 f^^T'^T a. unsheathed (sword). 
 
 f^%fgcR a. showing no curiosity or interest. 
 
 f^sRit m. step, stride, going, gait ; bold ad- 
 vance, valour, might. 
 
 f^^^^^fr^ m. N. of a prince. 
 
 f^sRTflSr n. stepping, striding, bold advance, 
 valour. 
 
 f^sfiTJT n- N. of a city. 
 
 f^sR^^T^ & o^«T m. names of kings. 
 
 f^slWftr^ J^- N. of sev. princes. 
 
 t^Wrr^^^^fTfT n- 1- of a poem. 
 f^sfiflTf^W n^. N. of sev. kings, esp. of the 
 
 supposed founder of the Samvat era (56 
 
 B.C.) 
 f^^Rf^*!! a. stepping, bestriding; advancing, 
 
 courageous, bold. 
 f^W^T^^ f. T. of a drama. 
 f^^"?T m., OUT n. sale. 
 f^sR^cfi & **f^IeR m. seller, vender. 
 f^"5irf^^ a. selling; m. = prec. 
 f^sR'ST a. to be sold. 
 'N'sRT'^T a. bold, valiant; n.=f%5fiit. 
 f^^T'rl^rT^^IC adv. with a bold and bounding 
 
 gait. 
 f^sRlf'rf f. the power of bestriding the whole 
 
 world ; also = prec. 
 fc|9hl^ m. a step's width. 
 f^5frr^cR m. seller. 
 f^ft?''SrT f. = f%«RTT + misfortune, mischief, 
 
 damage. 
 f^f^R^TqTTT f. a kind of comparison. 
 f^9R^^ m. play ground, toy; f. "^^ seq. 
 f^sR^f^cT n. play, sport. 
 f^J^ n.=f%%Tir- 
 t^%g m. seller, vender. 
 f^^c5J & o%5I a. to be sold, 
 fq^l^ a. free from anger. 
 'ftr^'^r ni. cry of alarm or for help. 
 f^^T^f m. N. of a myth, being. 
 
 f%%TS EQ. who cries for help, 
 
 f^^^ a. depressed, timid, shy, afraid, per- 
 plexed, troubled, out of order; uncertain 
 about, incapable of ( — o). n., Offj f., & 
 o"^ n. as abstr. 
 
 t%WT«Tf a. wearied, dispirited. 
 
 f^fWW a. thoroughly wet; softened, com- 
 passionate. 
 
 f%fW^ a. hurt, violated. 
 
 f^^^m. becoming wet, wetness, dissolution. 
 
 f^'^ff a. grievously hurt or wounded; n. 
 wounding, wound. 
 
 f^"^"^ a. pouring out 
 
 f^f^"^ a. thrown asunder, scattered, dis- 
 persed; absent in mind, inattentive. 
 
 f^^XI m. throwing, scattering, tossing, send- 
 ing,^ dispatching; turning off, diversion, 
 distraction; projection (ph.). 
 
 t^^mifW f' the projective power (ph.); 
 p. o^ifT^. 
 
 f^%T"^T^ (g®"- inf.) to crush. 
 
 f%%T*f ni. violent motion, agitation, con- 
 fusion; adj. of|;fi^. 
 
 f^I^wf^ m. E. of Brahman, N. of a Muni. 
 
 f^^X^ i^- devouring or devourer. 
 
 fsf"^;^ a. free from depression, fresh. 
 
 f^I^Tcf a. universally known; renowned or 
 known as, called (nom. w. X^)- 
 
 f^IgJXfTT f- notoriety, fame. 
 
 f^^T'^'T n. announcement. 
 
 f^irnT a. gone away, disappeared, ceased, 
 dead, remote; often » — having no—, free 
 from, -less. 
 
 f^lfT^T ^' ^^^^ f^o™ fever or distress. 
 
 ft'ni'^oR^ a. devoid of purpose or reso- 
 lution, undetermined. 
 
 it^T^ m. cry, confused noise. 
 
 2f^'<*iy a. free from illness, well, 
 
 |c|J|t>bf & ofiij a. smelling badly, stinking. 
 
 f^5r[IT na- departure, disappearance, absence, 
 cessation. 
 
 f^T^Ttfn., oT!fT f* blaming, censure, reproach. 
 
 f^ff^rT a. blamed, censured, prohibited, for- 
 bidden by (instr. gen. or — o); wicked, 
 bad. 
 
 f^Tff'l. a, blaming (— «). 
 
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 t^-M iRti 
 
 f^Tlf a. blamable. 
 
 f^^^ a. plunged into (act. & pass.), begun, 
 set in, advanced. 
 
 f^^"?fT f- N. of a metre. 
 
 t^lTT'l, n- step, stride. 
 
 f^lTl" a- plunging into, piercing. 
 
 fcf'riff a. discordant, contradictory. 
 
 f^^f?T f- N. of a metre. 
 
 f^^pj a. having no string; void of qualities 
 or virtues; defective, incomplete, destitute 
 of ( — o); worthless, ineffective, contrary. 
 
 f^^T^TlU a. abundant. 
 
 f%^T^ a. hidden, concealed. 
 
 f^^ir (ger.) aggressive(ly). 
 
 f^^ or 1%7r a. mighty, strong. 
 
 f^^^ m. separation, division; isolation, 
 analysis (g); discord, contest, quarrel, 
 war with (instr. ± ^% Wl^Sfi, or ^T^i^, 
 loc, gen. w. ^t|f?^, or — «). 
 
 f^^^TO" n. diffusing, distributing, seizing, 
 grasping. 
 
 t^^^'^«fr a. having a form or body, em- 
 bodied, incarnate. 
 
 fq<qr^«l^ a. making war; m. minister of war. 
 
 t^^JZ«T n. separating, dispersing, destroying. 
 
 f%^J«T a. opening; n. & ^J f- opening, 
 striking, rubbing, friction. 
 
 ift'^'T a. hurting, damaging; m. staoiper, 
 pounder, clnb, poss. ®fif«^. 
 
 2f^TSr«T a. cloudless. 
 
 f^'^'^^ "• rubbing, friction. 
 
 f^^5^ m. n. food, esp. the remains of an 
 oblation of food. 
 
 t%^EraTfll«l. a. eating the remains of the 
 sacrificial food.-^ 
 
 f^^Tff m. stroke, blow; warding off, beat- 
 ing back; obstacle, hindrance, disturbance; 
 destruction, ruin. 
 
 f^^rfoR a. impeding, disturbing. 
 
 f^^TTT^r a. warding ofif , a. & n. = prec. 
 
 t^'^fTT'^ a. beating, fighting, hurting, re- 
 moving, disturbing. 
 
 f^^TSJ^T n., o«rr f- tottering, reeling. 
 
 f^^TfT a. sprinkled. 
 
 f%^^ a. rubbed, sore. 
 
 f%^ m. breaker, destroyer ( — o); m. (n.) 
 
 obstacle, hindrance. 
 f^^«RT a. causing obstacles, impeding. 
 f^^^J, **^TfTl5 & "^fl a. the same. 
 f%^f^T?i; m. E. of Gane9a (lit. overcoming 
 
 obstacles). 
 f^l^tTf m. = prec. (lit. lord of obstacles). 
 f^^^ , o^trr. pp. ftf^cT hinder, disturb. — 
 
 ^^ = S. 
 
 f%^^«fF a. connected with obstacles. 
 
 ft^, fMfW (f^^fW), pp. f%W separate, 
 esp. grain from chaff by winnowing, i.g. 
 sift, sever from (abl.), try, examine. — 
 ^XJ sever, separate (= S.). f^ separate 
 by tossing or blowing, i.g. sift; sever 
 from (abl.); examine, try, distinguish, de- 
 cide (a question). C. f^^xf^fTf = irf^ 
 separate, try, examine — Cf. nf^t^W* 
 
 f^"^f5fi^ m. a kind of jasmine. 
 
 f^^9(j a. having no wheels. 
 
 f^^^TJf a. conspicuous, visible, clear, distinct; 
 discerning, intelligent, knowing, wise, 
 skilful or clever in (loc. or — o), abstr. 
 om n. 
 
 f%^^^ a. eyeless, blind. 
 
 f^^% dat. inf. to ^^ . 
 
 fsf^^ m. sifting, searching, investigating. 
 
 f^^^iT n. the same. 
 
 f^^TT^"^ n. impers. to be proceeded. 
 
 f^^^ff^cT a. roving about, wandering. 
 
 f^^f^efiT & <>^^ f. a kind of cutaneous 
 disease. 
 
 f^'^TSffl^ a. stirring, agile, swift, active. 
 
 f^T^TT ^'^- proceeding, mode of procedure 
 (= a single case), also = seq. 
 
 f^^TW "•» °WT f- change of place; re- 
 flection, deliberation, examination, hesi- 
 tation, doubt. 
 
 f^^jT^^iq^^ a. requiring much consideration. 
 
 f^T^ 1 4^cj «rl a. acting with deliberation. 
 
 f^^TfXTT a. deliberated, dubious or settled ; 
 n. deliberation, hesitation. 
 
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 f^^q'Xft't ^' spreading, wide; roaming, 
 wandering; going through, judging, con- 
 sidering (--®). 
 
 f^T^ a. = f^^TT^^- 
 
 f^fqt^(^"5f n., o-^ f. uncertainty, doubt. 
 
 f^f^fgR(^ a. dubitable. 
 
 f^fqr^^ a. sifting, discerning. 
 
 if^f^Tf a. senseless, perplexed 
 
 2f^f^Tr a. perceived, manifest. 
 
 t%f^(?T a. to be sifted. 
 
 f^f%^a. variegated, many-coloured; various, 
 manifold, different; extraordinary, strange, 
 wonderful beautiful, surprising, amusing. 
 Abstr. OfTT f. 
 
 f^f^^^T^^ m. N. of an ancient king. 
 
 f^f^f^ff a. variegated, many-coloured; em- 
 bellished or adorned with (instr. or — «). 
 
 f^f^«tT*f n- thinking, thought. 
 
 f^f^«ff «ft"^ a. to be thought of or considered. 
 
 t%t^«rTT f- thought, care. 
 
 f^f^^ a. = f^f^nT^^^ 
 
 f^'^^ f. loosenit)g, untying; du. E. of two 
 stars. 
 
 ft^fT«T a unconscious, senseless, inanimate, 
 dead, stupid, foolish. 
 
 t^%^ m. sifter. 
 
 t^^rT^ a. catching the eye, conspicuous; 
 wise, clever; unconscious, senseless; 
 stupid, foolish. 
 
 f^^"^ a. to be sifted, searched, examined; 
 n. as abstr. 
 
 f^^^ a. motionless, not stirring. 
 
 ft^ST n- stirring, agility, exertion. 
 
 f^%"ffT f- the same; conduct, behaviour. 
 
 f%%f%rT n. = prec. 
 
 t^^^^ a. splendourless, colourless, dim. 
 
 f^f^frf f- interruption, disturbance, hin- 
 drance, frustration. 
 
 f^f^^ a. torn asunder, severed, interrupted, 
 destroyed, perished. 
 
 fc|^^ m. piercing, tearing or breaking 
 asunder, severing from (gen. or — «); 
 interruption, hindrance, prevention, de- 
 struction; division, difference. 
 
 fc| ^^ 'RTTT'I. ^* causing an interruption. 
 
 f^^^^ a. dividing, interrupting; n. cutting 
 off, removing, dividing, distinguishing. 
 
 f^^f^^l^ a. destroying. 
 
 f^^f?T f. falling off (lit. & fig.) ; separating 
 from (abl.). 
 
 if%^^, fw^% (°f^ & %^'^), pp- ft'^ ifwm) 
 
 dart up or back (intr.), tremble, flee from 
 (abl.). C. %^^f?r dart (tr.), frighten, 
 agitate; strengthen, increase. I. "^f^qig% 
 start up at (dat.), flee from (abl.). — "^|[ 
 start up, take a fright, be afraid of 
 (abl., gen., or instr.); get tired of or 
 disgusted with, desist from (abl.). C. 
 terrify, frighten, vex, annoy, harass. 
 WR'^ start for fear, take fright. Tf rush 
 away, f^ C. frighten, ^f?^ start up, run 
 away, fall asunder. — Cf. "^if^^- "^f^^, 
 
 irf^^, f^f^^, ^rf^^, ^mf%^, ^^f^. 
 
 2f^^ s. stake at game. 
 
 f^^if a destitute of people or inhabitants, 
 desert, solitary, n. solitary place, lone- 
 liness; ®«f & ®lft oR remove all witnesses. 
 
 f^^t'Jr*^ m. a cert, mixed caste. 
 
 f%^r^ m. victory, conquest, booty, a cert, 
 array of troops, m. & f. "^T a man's &, 
 woman's name. 
 
 f%5T^^ir5 m. a cert, detachment of troops.* 
 
 fc(>3iij,^Tr ni. N. of sev. men & of the hare 
 in the moon. 
 
 f%^^IT(?lf§'l^, f- ®^ desirous of victory. 
 
 f^^^^ifT a. victorious. 
 
 t^^I^T^^i^ m. N. of sev. men. 
 
 f^^f%J«|[^ a. victorious ; m. victor, conqueror. 
 
 f^^"^ a. not aging. 
 
 f^^^ m. (talk*); unjust reproach. 
 
 ftWTrf & ^(ft'^ a. of a different kind, dis- 
 similar. 
 
 f^^lftr a. related (by blood). 
 
 t"f^WT«r<ft f« who has born. 
 
 ft'^T^'C^ a. corporal, one's own (son). 
 
 fwf^'lt'^T f- desire to overcome or to conquer; 
 adj. ofxfi^ or og. 
 
 f^f^ff a. conquered, subst. eland; n.conqust, 
 victory. 
 
 fcinilfiT f. contest, victory. 
 
 f%f^rfiT«l[. a. victorious. 
 
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 f^gW 
 
 f^'Rsi^f^'^ ^' having the organs subdued. 
 
 f%f^^ a. bent, curved. 
 
 f%f^^ a. tongueless. 
 
 f^^ m. a cert, part of the body of a bird. 
 
 f^^^ m. stretching. 
 
 f%f^?flT!|' n. gaping, blossoming, spreading, 
 
 expanding, 
 t^^f^ff a. gaped, opened, blown; n.impers., 
 
 also = prec. 
 f%^f^*t, a. coming forth. 
 "ftf^fl^ to be subdued. 
 f^^fT ^' victor, conqueror. 
 f^"^ m. a man's name. 
 f^^^ a. slimy, smeary. 
 f^^ a. knowing, wise, learned, 
 f^^fn ^- request, petition; report. 
 f^'^Tc!^ a. to be known. 
 f^'^Tf?! f- knowledge. 
 f^'^fcT m. who knows or understands. 
 t%'Wr*f "• knowing, knowledge, intelligence, 
 
 wisdom, learning, science, art, the capacity 
 
 or organ of knowledge; the meaning by, 
 
 knowing as, supposing ( — o). 
 f^"^!*!^^ a. consisting of knowledge. 
 f^'^T'T^'fr &ofif«^a. knowing, wise, learned. 
 
 f^'^m^^ & ^'^T'^ a. to be made known 
 or to be apprised. 
 
 f^^'^RI a. to be known or understood, to be 
 taken for (nom.). 
 
 f^aq" a. having no string (bow). 
 
 f^^'!^[ a. free from fever or pain, well, at 
 ease. 
 
 f^^ m. boon-companion; bon-vivant (d.). 
 
 f%"S^ crown, top, summit; a. nice, pretty. 
 
 f%Zf^7T a. stamped, marked, adorned with 
 (instr. or — <>). 
 
 f^^XJ m. branch, twig, bush. 
 
 f^Zftf*!^ a. having branches; m. tree. 
 
 t^ZtflJjr n- the wares of a Vai^ya. 
 
 f%'ST^f?T i^' chief of people (= king) or of 
 the Vai^yas; a daughter's husband. 
 
 f%^ s. a kind of salt. 
 
 f^^;i^ a. imitating ( — <>); m. mockery, de- 
 rision. 
 
 fq^ll^ili a. = prec. a. 
 
 f%^l^"ff a. the same; n.&f. ^f imitating, ap- 
 ing; abuse, mockery, derision, profanation. 
 
 f^^fi^rt. a. imitating, aping, mocking, pro- 
 faning ( — o). 
 
 f%%T^rB: ^ f%%T^^ m. E. of Indra. 
 
 f^^ a. growing on dung. 
 
 f%^^J^ a. feeding on ordure. 
 
 t^^TIf "^- house- pig. 
 
 f^l^^^ n. sg. du. faeces and urine. 
 
 f^cTrT a. spread out, extended, covered with 
 (instr. or — o); extensive, broad, wide, 
 n. adv.; abstr. o^f n. extent. 
 
 f^cTfTT f. stretching out, extension, length, 
 abundance, multitude. 
 
 t^rf^ a. not so, false, in vain; abstr. ©fff f. 
 
 f^ff^rrf^f^^lT m. inclination towards what 
 is false, poss. o^«rf • 
 
 f^fT«T a. very thin or small; bodiless, un- 
 substantial; m. the god of love. 
 
 f^T^^il^ & °7T^ a. free from darkness, light. 
 
 t^rT'5(; a. leading on (a path). 
 
 f^fTT^ n. leading on; transfer, bestowal, 
 donation. 
 
 f^ffTi:^^ & o'i^T'l^ ^^^' further, more. 
 
 f^ff^m. conjecture, supposition, deliberation, 
 doubt. 
 
 f%rl^ a. to be considered. 
 
 f^rff^ & °«fiT f- a kind of terrace. 
 
 f^fT^ n- a cert. hell. 
 
 fief's a. carved out, fashioned. 
 
 f^ri^T f. N- of a river (Hydaspes). 
 
 f^fff^ f. span (as a measure of length). 
 
 t^rTT'Tm.n. spreading out, extension; awning,^ 
 canopy; abundance, multitude; sacrificial 
 act; m. the distribution of the sacred 
 fires & these themselves. 
 
 f^cIT^^ n. awning, canopy, abundance. 
 
 f^fIT«1'^«ff a. furnished with a canopy. 
 
 f^rlT^T^T , pass, o^^ represent an awning. 
 
 f^m^^a. =f%f!^^. 
 
 f^cfT"^ a. starless. 
 
 f^cft^ a. got over, passed; granted, be- 
 stowed; finished, accomplished. 
 f^gxf a. husked. 
 f^flTII' a. grassless. 
 
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 494 
 
 f^TT'Cr & O'er a. free from thirst. 
 
 flffT"BlfT a. free from thirst or desire; abstr. 
 
 ft^"^! f- = prec. f. 
 
 f^^T"^ a. waterless. 
 
 if^TT a. known, celebrated, 
 
 2f^Tr a. got, acquired; seized or visited by 
 ( — o); f. "^T taken, married; n. anything 
 found or got; wealth, money, property. 
 
 "ftTfeRTT a. desirous of wealth; ©cJJI^J f. 
 abstr. 
 
 f%Tf*n^ m. lord of wealth (Kubera). 
 
 f%TlTI, oxtRt & °XIT^ m. the same. 
 
 f%Tf^^Tt f- N. of a town. 
 
 f%Tl^^, f- t^ consisting in wealth. 
 
 f^Tl^ifT a. wealthy, rich. 
 
 f^Tf^^'T & °f^"^f^i«l, a. increasing wealth. 
 
 t^Tf^f a. destitute of wealth, poor. 
 
 f^TTTTTT ni., f^TflfH f- acquisition of prop- 
 erty or money. 
 
 t%TnTirf?f in. du. the lords of wealth and 
 water (Kubera and Varuna). 
 
 lf^f% f. consciousness, intellect. 
 
 2f^"Pff (f^f^) f. finding or anything found; 
 gain, acquisition. 
 
 f^%I[ & o:g^ m. == t^Tf^T^. 
 
 f^"^!^ a. frightening ( — o); m. fright. 
 
 f^^T^^ a. (f. ^ & n. frightening. 
 
 f^gX! a. tottering, reeling, trembling; frail, 
 uncertain. 
 
 f^^^ , *>jif^ totter, reel. 
 
 if^f , %fTr (%^), pp. f^f^fT or f^TT (q.v.) 
 know, understand, learn, perceive, expe- 
 rience, feel; think or be mindful of (ace. 
 or gen.), know how to (infin.); believe, 
 suppose, know or recognize as, declare 
 to be, take for, call, name (2 ace. or ace. 
 <fe nom. w. ffiO' C. ^<J^%, of?f make 
 known, announce, report; inform of, teach 
 (2 ace); take for, learn or know — to be 
 (2 ace.) ; perceive, notice, experience, feel. 
 D. f^f^f^^f?r wish to know, inquire 
 after (ace). — "^SM know thoroughly (lit. 
 along), "^j know well or exactly. C. ad- 
 dress, invite, announce, proclaim, pre- 
 scribe, inform ; offer, present, fif C. cause 
 
 to know, announce, report, communicate 
 to (dat., gen., or loc); name, call (2 ace), 
 offer, present, surrendei (^TT^TT^ refl.). 
 f^fif & ^f^ C. make known, announce, 
 report, offer, present, surrender, tff?^ know 
 very well. Tf know. C. make known, 
 announce, relate. T?f?f understand, know. 
 C. make known, announce, tell; acquaint 
 with (2 ace); offer, entrust, commit, f^ 
 discern, know. ^5F^ know or understand 
 (together); consent, agree. C. cause to 
 know, inform, instruct; make known, 
 communicate. 
 
 2f^ (mostly — o) knowing. 
 
 3f^5, ftr^;f7r, «% (f^TT), pp. f^Tf & f^w 
 
 (q.v.) find, meet with, get, obtain ; visit, 
 befall; have, possess; find out for, pro- 
 cure (dat.); look for, turn to (ace); M. 
 (A.) take to wife (=fc ^TC^'SlTi;), find a hus- 
 band, marry; bring forth (i^ff^). P.M. 
 be found, be there (impers.), exist. 
 f^^ (of?f) there is (esp. w. "if), 7^^ 
 f^*^ as it is, i.e. as usual or as well as 
 possible. D. f^f^f^ffiT wish to find. I. 
 ^f%^, "^f^^^ be present. — ^f^f 
 supersede, supplant. "^wT find (after), get, 
 obtain, take hold of; M. m^TI^ take 
 to wife. P. be found, exist, "^f^ find, 
 find out, know. "^ get hold of, get at, 
 acquire, incur, undergo. P. be, exist. 
 fiT^ divide from (abl.); M. get rid of 
 (gen.), take off (ace); P. become de- 
 pressed or dispirited, get weary of or 
 disgusted with (abl., instr., r. ace), irfl^ 
 P. be married with the younger brother 
 before the elder has married. l^fT^ M. fihd, 
 get hold of, acquire, win. P. be found, be 
 there (esp. w. •!), exist, belong to (gen.). — 
 
 Cf. ^fvfww, ^gf%Tr, t^f^^, xrfrf^Tf, 
 ^frf^w, if^^T^, ^f^^rif. 
 
 4f%^ ( — o) finding, winning, procuring. 
 
 f^^ (-0) = 2f^^. 
 
 f^^I^ a. burnt, inflamed ; burnt i.e. taught 
 
 by experience, knowing, witty, cunning, 
 
 clever. 
 
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 ft^f^ 
 
 f^^J^^irHrfrni m. N. of a parrot (the crest- 
 jewel of the wise). 
 f^^T^ffT f. cleverness, skill in (loc). 
 
 t%^^ n. direction, order; arrangement, dis- 
 position; meeting, assembly, council, con- 
 gregation, esp. for a festival; array, 
 squadron (esp. of the Maruts); fight, battle. 
 
 "^^^ a. fit for a congregation or a council, 
 festive, solemn. 
 
 f^^^^ a. winning good. 
 
 f^^T^ n. bursting, splitting. 
 
 tf^^'l ni. pl.N. of a people, sgl. the country 
 or a king of the V. 
 
 t^^^TTTt f- city of Vidarbha, i.e Kundina. 
 
 ft^TTfTT or o^^l^wi^ m. king of Vidarbha. 
 
 f^*ff%TfTS^i4 m. N. of a teacher. 
 
 t^^^ a. split, burst, blossomed; n. chip, 
 splint, esp. a split bamboo cane or a split 
 pea. 
 
 f^^wf»T n. bursting, splitting (trans.). 
 lf%^«T or f^^T«f a. existing, being, real; 
 
 usual, common. 
 Sfclt^l'T n. dividing. 
 
 f^^TT"i-^6"ding, tearing, or cutting asunder. 
 f^^TT^R 3- tearing asunder, lacerating (—<>). 
 f^^T;W a. (f. f^) & n. tearing or breaking 
 
 asunder, splitting, piercing, crushing, 
 
 wounding. 
 
 t^^Tfr^ a. = prec. a. 
 
 f^^Tff ^ a. heating, burning. 
 
 t^f^H a. known, learnt, understood, known 
 as (nom.), famous, celebrated; n. impers. 
 or adv. with the knowledge of ( — o). 
 
 f^f^^^^i; a. knowing what is right. 
 
 fwf^ffHfW a. knowing i.e. practising de- 
 votion. 
 
 f^f^HT^T'C ^' knowing the soul or the self. 
 
 t^f^^f. intermediate region (north-east etc.). 
 
 ftf^^T f. = prec, N. of a city & a river. 
 
 ftTi'Tf fi. burst, torn asunder, opened. 
 
 f^T a. wise, intelligent, clever in (—<>); 
 m. N. of an ancient hero. 
 
 fq^tl^ a. attentive, mindful. 
 
 fW^^ a. distant, remote, n. f^rf <^^ far oif, 
 
 f^l^^^ ^^ ®T^^ from afar, also = o^ 
 far away. 
 f%<|^<dT f.*, ®^ n. great distance. 
 f^^'^Ri a. defiling; m. jester, buffoon, the 
 
 confidential friend of the hero (d.) 
 f^"ff?r f. the suture on the head. 
 f^^TT m. N. of a man. 
 ft^^ a. to be given or granted. 
 lf%^^ a. godless, impious. 
 2f%^^ m. dicing. 
 f%:^^«T n. the same. 
 f%^^ m. a foreign country, abroad. 
 lf%^^ ni. pi. N. of a people; m. the country 
 
 or a king of the V. 
 Sf^^f" a. bodiless, dead, abstr. ©cSf n. 
 f^^ a. pierced, hit, wounded, hurt; affected 
 
 or afflicted with (instr. or — o). 
 f%^i^ n. attention, knowledge; dat. as infin. 
 Iff^^ "• finding, getting. 
 2f%^ (adj. — o) = seq. ; abstr. OffJ f. 
 f^^T f. knowledge, learning, a discipline or 
 science, esp. sacred knowledge (threefold) 
 or magic, spell, 
 f^^T^pi m. the teacher of a science. 
 f^^TXTf^ "• acquirement of knowledge. 
 f^^T^^T n. the treasure of knowledge. 
 f^^T^T "1- a class of genii (lit. keeper of 
 knowledge); o^sR^fS^i; m- king of the 
 Vidyadharas. 
 f^^TVT'ff'R^R'nf^ m- supreme king of 
 
 the Vidyadharas, abstr. ofcfrIT f- 
 f%^TVT^ m. king of the Vidyadharas, 
 
 abstr. OffX f., °t«f n. 
 f^^T^TT ^' receptacle of knowledge, a 
 
 great scholar. 
 f^^Tf^iR^ m. the study of science.* 
 f^^T^mf%«l^ a. keeping the hereditary 
 
 science. 
 f^^lfcf^ n. the power of magic. 
 f^^^l'f^T^ a. desirous of knowledge. 
 f%^T^^ m. pride in one's learning. 
 f^^TT^ a. consisting in knowledge. 
 f^^T^ & of^y^ a. seeking for knowledge, 
 
 desirous of learning. 
 f%^T^«fT^ & °f^?" ^- having or knowing 
 knowledge, learned. 
 
f^^T^^f^ 
 
 496 
 
 f^^Tof^Ta^ a. advanced in learning and 
 
 age. 
 f^^T^Ta. wanting knowledge, nninstructed. 
 f^^<^ a. gleaming, glittering; f. lightning 
 
 or a shining weapon. 
 f^^fSJ a. relating to lightning. 
 f^^t^'rT a. containing lightning; m. clond, 
 
 N. of a mountain. 
 f^^^TT^l^ n. flash of lightning. 
 f^^^^ a. holding a glittering weapon in 
 
 the hand. 
 f^^^«t, ^' glittering, flashing. 
 f^^N?f^ a. having a glittering sheen or 
 
 whose delight is lightning. 
 t%^«^T^T f- garland of lightning, N. of a 
 
 metre. 
 f^^«3nf%«l^ a. poss. to prec; m. N. of an 
 
 A sura & Raksasa. 
 f^^lcTT & f^^%^T f. flash of lightning (lit. 
 
 a creeper & a line of lightning). 
 f^%Trr a. & m. flashing, glittering. 
 f^^TfTcR a. illuminating. 
 f%%TrI«T a. = prec. ; n. lightning. 
 f%^f7!«t^ a. illuminating ( — o). 
 f^^^ m. running asunder, flight, panic. 
 f^^^IJf a. & n. driving asunder, putting to 
 
 flight; n. also flight. 
 f^^Tft'l^ a running away, flying. 
 f'^^cl a. run asunder, fled (n. impers.); scat- 
 tered, destroyed; agitated, alarmed. 
 lf^"5"R n. coral. 
 2f%"5^ a. treeless. 
 ft^^ (f^'?^) ^- knowing, wise, learned, 
 
 cunning; versed in, familiar with (ace, 
 
 loc, or — o). Compar. f^"^"^, superl. 
 
 f^^^«T ffl« a wise man. 
 
 f^^Tf f-j **i^ n. knowledge, learning. 
 
 ft^^ a. knowing, cunning. 
 
 f^f^Xf m. enemy, foe. 
 
 f%fli'^*fT & **'^W ^- hostile, averse; m. = 
 
 prec. 
 f^f^[S a. odious (abstr. OffT f.)> hostile, 
 
 opposite or contrary to (loc. or — o), 
 f^f^fn f- hatred, enmity. 
 
 fq''^"5f m. =prec. , aversion to (loc), the 
 being hated by ( — <>). 
 
 f^'^XfcR a. hating, disliking ( — o). 
 
 f^'BfTSJ a. causing hatred; n. -the same as 
 subst., also = f^'^^t, 
 
 f^'^fCTtTT f. hatred, enmity. 
 
 f^^f^T'l, ^- bating, rivalling, inimical; m. 
 hater, foe. 
 
 f^'^'RJ a. odious, hateful to (— °). 
 
 lf%V^, f^^fTf (0%) serve a god (dat.); wor- 
 ship, honour with (instr.); offer, conse- 
 crate (ace); be gracious or friendly (of a 
 god). — ^TJf worship, do homage. 
 
 2f^\il , f^?tj% lack, be destitute of (instr.); 
 be bereft or alone. 
 
 3f%V^, f^^fTT V. ^\J . 
 
 t^\;r«T a. having no riches, poor. 
 
 t^^iffif m. distributer, arranger, maintainer, 
 supporter; loc. as inf. to distribute or to 
 hold. 
 
 if^^lff m. distribution, disposition. 
 
 2f^>ilif m. injustice, wrong. 
 
 3f%^?f a. illegal, unjust, wrong. 
 
 ifq'^if^i^^ m. holder, supporter, arranger; 
 enclosure, receptacle, limits; arrangement, 
 disposition, direction. 
 
 2f^>:r^, °ftf^, & ^ftf'i: a. = 3t%^^. 
 
 f^V^rlT f- widowhood. 
 
 f%\i^T f. widow (±^Tf5r?|; 1^, etc.). 
 
 f%\JT f. part, proportion, measure, sort, kind; 
 adj. — o often -fold, -like. 
 
 f^VTrT^ a. to be arranged, settled, caused, 
 brought about, shown, manifested, aspired 
 to, striven after, used, employed ; n. impers. 
 
 f^^Tff ni- disposer, distributer, arranger, 
 creator, N. of a god, often identiL with 
 Brahman or a son of Brahman; also Fate 
 personified, E. of Visnu, Q^va etc.; f. 
 t^^T"^ disposing, arranging, creating. 
 
 f^^Jlifn. disposing, arranging (also adj., f. ^); 
 performing, accomplishing, creating, crea- 
 tion (also concr.); ordering, ordinance, 
 rule prescription, method; fate, destinv. 
 
 f^'WR'TW a. prescribed by rule. 
 
 f%\iIT''5r«R & °f^Pl. a. & m. regulating, order- 
 ing; builder, founder, author. 
 
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 f^r^^^ 
 
 ft^TTW "• bearing, holding, stopping, re- 
 straining, suppressing. 
 
 f^^ilTfT'l^ ^' ckecking, restraining (—<*). 
 
 f^^^if n. running to and fro. 
 
 f^f^Dj m. disposition, arrangement, ordinance, 
 prescription, rule, method, way, procedure, 
 means of (dat., loc. , or — «); act, the 
 action of ( — o)^ performance, business, 
 work; solemn act, ceremony; creation, 
 fate, destiny; the Creator or Brahman. 
 
 f^ffV"^ a. knowing the law. 
 
 f^flj"^'^ a. prescribed by rule, regular. 
 
 f^fV^cfi^ & 0^5^ adv. = f%f^^. 
 
 f^f^if'^y <^ fT?^ adv. according to rule 
 and the sacred texts. 
 
 f^'Rif^'^ m. a regular sacrifice. 
 
 f^f^J^TTr^- observance of a rule; disposition 
 of Fate. 
 
 fVf%r^f[^ adv. according to rule, in the right 
 manner. 
 
 t^fV^^ m- the power of destiny. 
 
 f^fvf^^'^^ m. change of fortune, adversity. 
 
 f^"ft?^»T a. destitute of rule, irregular. 
 
 if^V tn. throb (of the heart). 
 
 2f^V' a. lonely; m. the moon. 
 
 f^V^^ oa. the wane of the moon. 
 
 ft\ilf^ f. shaking, tossing, chasing. 
 
 t^\rg^ m. E. of Rahu (harasser of the 
 moon). 
 
 f^VT ^- robbed of the pole (carriage); i.g. 
 bereft, alone; separated from, destitute 
 of, lacking (— «); defective, incomplete; 
 depressed, wretched, miserable; adverse, 
 contrary, unfavourable; n. adv., as subst. 
 adversity, misfortune. 
 
 f^^TTffT f., *»^ n. deficiency, want, misery. 
 
 f^^'^^lfiT n. sight of adversity. 
 
 f%^i;^ , o^fTT deject, depress. 
 
 f%^f fT f. = f%^. 
 
 f^^^f «T a. causing to move hither and thither ; 
 n. shaking, agitating; waving, undulating; 
 rejecting, removing. 
 
 f%\if^ a. smokeless. 
 
 f^'^n^ a. quite grey. 
 
 t''^>ircT a. kept asunder, separated, distributed; 
 shunned, avoided; kept back, detained, 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit -English Dictionary. 
 
 preserved; held, borne, worn, possessed, 
 taken (resolution). 
 
 f^'^irfTf f- division, partition (also concr.). 
 
 f^V^ a. to be granted, procured, used, em- 
 ployed; to be (being) ordered or enjoined; 
 to be established or stated; to be per- 
 formed or done, shown or manifested; 
 subject or obedient to, dependent on (gen. 
 or — o). n. what is to be done, incum- 
 bency, duty. 
 
 f^V^rTT f-, **f«f n. abstr. to prec. 
 
 f^^^T(JPI[ a. having the soul (self) well 
 restrained. 
 
 t^^^J^ ^ make dependent, subdue, o^ P. 
 
 T^\i|TfT a. cleansed by washing. 
 
 t^"^T^T«R a, having a positive form. 
 
 f^f^^m.fall, ruin, destruction, harm, injury, 
 violation (of a woman). 
 
 f^'^^f a. & n. ruining, spoiling, destroy- 
 ing, violating. 
 
 f^"^f%i^ a. = prec. adj. + being ruined, per- 
 ishing. 
 
 f^"^^^ a. raised (dust); decayed, perished, 
 destroyed, lost. 
 
 "PfffT a. bent, curved, stooped; deepened, 
 depressed; bowing to (gen.), humble; cere- 
 bralized (g.). m. a kind of ant, a man's 
 name; f. f^«f«!T N. of a daughter of 
 Daksa. 
 
 f^«Tf?r f* bowing down, bending to (loc). 
 
 f^if^ m. cry, sound, noise; adj. ®f^^- 
 
 f^«f|[" a. untied, loosened. 
 
 f^wng" a. bent down, humble, modest. 
 
 f^^f^ a. removing, m. removal, withdrawal; 
 training, breeding, discipline, good 
 manners, modesty, courtesy. 
 
 f%«r5l^Tf Toa. a man's name.* 
 
 f^if^l^ a. removing, driving away; n. breed- 
 ing, training, instructing in (loc). 
 
 f^rff^pf^^ a. well-behaved, modest. 
 
 f^^f^ a- roaring. 
 
 f^«llI«T n- disappearing, (± ^TI^rR'*' or 
 ^\!MWT^) the place where the river 
 Sarasvati is lost in the sand. 
 
 f^wf^X!? f- f^ perishable, abstr. OffT f-, °?^ n. 
 
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f^'TS 
 
 498 
 
 f^f .f^ a. lost, ruined ; disappeared, perished ; 
 
 spoilt, corrupted, wretched. 
 f^iff^ f. loss. 
 
 f^vf^ a. robbed of the nose. 
 f^«fT prep, without, except, beside (ace, 
 
 instr., or abl.). f^ifToRrf separated from, 
 
 bereft of (instr., abl, or — «); ®^ff the 
 
 same (instr.); ®ifi^ without. 
 f^ifT^ m. bag. 
 
 f^iTJ'gf a. having no protector. 
 f%fT^«R ni. guide, conduct; E. of GaneQa, 
 
 pi. a class of demons. 
 f^«fTir ^^' perdition, destruction, ruin, dis- 
 appearance, loss. 
 f%«n'5r«R a. causing to disappear, destroying. 
 ft^T^^ a. (f. t:) & n. = prec. 
 f^flfSI'l. a. perishing or destroying. 
 f^«TT3ir a. to be destroyed; abstr. «t^ n. 
 "ftrf^"?!^ tn. keeping separate, division; 
 
 keeping down, check, control, restraint. 
 f^'pTT' a. sleepless, awake, open, blossomed. 
 f^f^»^ a. surpassing; f. ^T abuse, blame. 
 f^fifi^elt a. blaming, mocking, surpassing. 
 f^f^'^rf m. ruin, destruction, death. 
 f^fif??^ m. change, permutation, reciprocity. 
 f%f%^^«T n. closing (of a flower). 
 f^f'T^^ m. closing (of the eyes). 
 f^f'T^Tai'distribution; commission, charge; 
 
 use, employment; relation, correlation. 
 f^f^^flT m. going out, departure. 
 f^fif^T^ m. conquest. 
 f%f^T§^ m. decision, settled rule concerning 
 
 (gen. or — «). 
 f^f'l^TW ^- meting out; making, building, 
 
 construction. 
 f^f'T^W a. hurled, thrown; escaped, freed 
 
 from or rid of (abl., instr,, or — »). 
 ftf'T^TTir n. going away, setting out. 
 f^f^^Tf a. proceeded or risen from ( — ») 
 
 finished, complete. 
 f^fif^^wl n. coming back, return; coming 
 
 to an end, cessation. 
 f^ff^TTW ^' keeping back or off. 
 f^f^f%'5 a. dwelling, living, being in (loc, 
 
 or — o)^ placed in or on (loc). 
 f^f^^Tl a. returned, averted from or de- 
 
 prived of (abl. or — o); ceased, vanished, 
 gone. 
 
 f%fiT"q"prf f. cessation, discontinuation. 
 
 f^fiT%^ m. setting down, laying on; en- 
 trance, impression, vestige. 
 
 f^f^'g^ m. settled opinion or firm resolution 
 concerning (gen. or — o). 
 
 fi^f^^^ a. motionless, steady like ( — o). 
 
 f^f^f^cf a. determined to (— <>) ; ascertained, 
 settled, certain, sure, n. adv. 
 
 f^f'lf^ff a. placed or fixed upon (loc. or 
 — o); appointed, commissioned; dis- 
 agreeing, not consenting. 
 
 f^^<T a. broken in, trained, disciplined, 
 educated, taught, versed in (loc. or — <>); 
 well-behaved, dignified; modest, humble. 
 Abstr. OffT f-, ^'^^ n. 
 
 f^^ftcTT^r^ a. of modest mind. 
 
 fcl^fTT f. good manners, modesty. 
 
 f^^f^ f. expulsion. 
 
 ft-^^ f. shock. 
 
 f^%cr m. trainer, instructor, teacher. 
 
 if^wf"^ m. = prec. 
 
 21^%"^ a. eyeless, blind. 
 
 f%%^ a to be removed, taught, or punished. 
 
 f^%T^ m. expulsion, removal, diversion, 
 entertainment, amusement. 
 
 f^%T'^*f n. diversion, amusement. 
 
 f^^Tf^^a. driving away, diverting, amusing. 
 
 f^^ a. finding, winning ( — o). 
 
 lf^"5 a. knowing, familiar with (— °). 
 
 2f^''"^ a. finding, winning, procuring. 
 
 f^iej m. N. of the mountain-range separating 
 
 Hindustan from Deccan. 
 f^^erf^fTQ & oxj^ m. the same. 
 f^^^^f n. a forest in the Vindhya. 
 f^i«f^lt%il^ a. dwelling in the Vindhya. 
 
 f^'^ITZ^ f. = f^iWr^'T. 
 
 f^^ a. found, f. "^T married. 
 
 f^im^ m. putting down or on, placing 
 distributing, arrangement, order, disj 
 position. I 
 
 if^^, "^tf^ (ofrr) tremble, quake, vibrate j 
 C. %ll^f?f shake, agitate. — "^ tremble i 
 take fright. C. frighten, "qf^ tremble. 1 
 
499 
 
 ftimTXHET 
 
 the same. C. shake, agitate, f^ tremble, 
 throb. '^EH'^ tremble, quake. 
 
 2f^X(^ a. agitated, inspired, f. switch, rod, 
 staff (of an arrow). 
 
 f^lp a. cooked, done; ripened, matured. 
 
 if^XI'^ m. the day of transition from one 
 half-month to another; adversary, rival; 
 counter assertion or example. 
 
 2f^tr^ a. robbed of the wings. 
 
 fW^^HT^ m. state of a rival, enmity. 
 
 t^^^^ a. going on both sides (of the 
 chariot). 
 
 f^Xf^^ a. inimical. 
 
 f^Xf^ f. the Indian lute. 
 
 f^tnH' m. sale, traffic; bet, wager; trading- 
 place, shop, market. 
 
 f^XjTjfif n, selling, trade. 
 
 f^irfxiT f- sale, trade; shop, market. 
 
 f^qflJfTffT a. being on the market, market- 
 able.* 
 
 f%^"PrT f- failure, adversity, calamity, de- 
 struction, ruin, death. 
 
 lf%Xf^ s. wrong way, bad road. 
 
 2f^xr^ m. n. a waggon fit for bad roads. 
 ' f^Hf^ a. being beside the road. 
 ! f%tl^ f. failure, misfortune, death. 
 
 f^tj^ a. turned out bad, gone wrong, failed; 
 wretched, ruined, lost, dead; abstr. of^T f. 
 
 f^tj^T & f^"Q«?T^T (instr. adv.) wonderingly 
 
 or wonderfully. 
 if^Xj;^ a. wondering or wonderful. 
 
 f^^Tf^TirTT !«• change, transformation; adj. 
 
 t^^TtcT a. inverted, opposite, different, 
 wrong, bad. 
 
 f^Mi^il a. inverted, perverse; m. revolution 
 (of the sun), expiration (of a time); failure 
 (of conception); overthrow, inversion; 
 opposition, the contrary of (gen. or — «) ; 
 change, barter, alteration, esp. to the bad, 
 reverse of fortune, calamity, ill luck, ad- 
 versity; error, mistake. 
 
 f^TT^^ a. inverted, changed; standing round. 
 
 ft"'?^'^ m. upsetting (of a carriage), trans- 
 position, expiration (of a time); inversion 
 etc. == f^XJ^. 
 
 f^'^^T^T^'TT f- a kind of comparison (rh.). 
 
 f^XTpgc^ a. agitated, inspired; wise, learned, 
 clever in, familiar with ( — o). 
 
 ff^XI^ n. agitation, inspiration. 
 
 f^lcR a. ripe. m. ripening, maturity, con- 
 sequence of actions; issue, result i.g. ; 
 digestion. 
 
 f^^f^R't, a. ripening, bearing fruit or having 
 consequences. 
 
 fq M i^ m. a kind of arrow (cf. f^XfT^). 
 
 f^'TTZ^ a. deep-red. 
 
 f^XfT^ m. a kind of arrow (cf. f^XfTJ). 
 
 f^Xllu^ a. whitish, pale, abstr. «ffT f. 
 
 f^'^'nSS'T ^' = P^^c- adj. 
 
 f^XlT«T n. drinking off. 
 
 f^xnxj & f^XfT^^i;^ a. faultless, sinless. 
 
 f^TTT^ a. having no herd or keeper. 
 
 f^XJT'^ f. N. of a river. 
 
 f^TT'^r a. having no sling or fetters; f. ^T 
 = prec. 
 
 ftmiT^ n. untying. 
 
 fcimf^w^^ a. having no string. 
 
 f^fxyif n. wood. 
 
 f^XI^ a. large, wide, broad, thick, long, 
 strong, intensive, important, numerous, 
 much, many, loud. f. '^T N. of a metre. 
 
 f%3^rTT f-, °^ n. largeness, extent, width. 
 
 f%XT^ a. ill fed, famished. 
 
 t^Xfxq a. flowerless. 
 
 "fqfXI"^?^ ace. infin. to Iflf. 
 
 f^IT a. stirred inwardly, inspired, wise, 
 learned, clever; m. seer, poet, singer, 
 priest, a Brahman. 
 
 f^HcR'^ m. drawing away, carrying off; 
 distance, remoteness; contrast, difference. 
 
 f^l?«fiTT ^' doing harm, injuring. 
 
 f%ITcfit^ a. scattered, diffused, loose (hair); 
 expanded, wide. 
 
 f%Tr^rf7T f- change, variation. 
 
 ftlT^^ a. remote, far (w. *gen. or *abl.) ; 
 abstr. o^ n. 
 
 f^lT«B'gT«rTl^ a. separated by a longer dis- 
 tance. 
 
 "ftriif^fTf m. N. of a teacher. 
 
 t^ITrrr f- state or rank of a Brahman. 
 
 f^TTrfT'TO m. a Brahmanical ascetic. 
 
 32* 
 
f^irfiTxrf^ 
 
 50O 
 
 f^Tjf71T7"nff f. false perception, delusion of 
 the senses, error, mistake, discrepancy, 
 conflict. 
 f^HfTI'^W »• perplexed, confounded, be- 
 wildered; wrong, false. 
 f%irf?lft^ a. forbidden, contrary; n. adv. 
 f^IffTl^r^ m. checking, restraining; contra- 
 riety, discrepancy; negation. 
 t%ir^tf a. (turned backwards*); refractory, 
 
 inimical. 
 t^Tr(?I^ m. distrust. 
 t%pi^ n. =f^lTfrT. 
 f^Tf^'g a. corrupt, bad, libidinous. 
 t%lT«TS a. lost, vanished. 
 f^llIXJ^ m. a Brahman's son. 
 f^TI^PTW a. burled, shot off; driven away, 
 
 absent; liberated from (instr. or — o). 
 ftlT^TT rn* separation from (instr. ^ ^f, 
 
 gen., or — o); absence, want, loss. 
 t^lT'^^r m. chief (lit. bull) among Brahmans. 
 fcjuf^ "1- ft priestly sage. 
 t%TT^^ ni. deception, illusion or disillusion. 
 f^ir^'JrcR a. deceiving; m. deceiver. 
 f%TI^^f%T5(^)* ^ f^^^f^'l the same. 
 f^TT^^oR a. rapacious. 
 f^TT^?!^ adv. like a Brahman. 
 f^TT^T^ m. going or staying abroad; being 
 
 outside (abl. or — ©). 
 f%I?^T^«T n. banishment. 
 tf^TT^Tf^ a. receiving the homage or 
 
 oblation of singers. 
 lf^3T^T! ^' ft heroic Brahman. 
 2^11^^ ft- inspiring men or having inspired 
 
 men. 
 f^TT^r m. questioning Fate. 
 ftlrf^efi m. who questions Fate, astrologer. 
 t^lT^ n. the property of a Brahman. 
 f^lTl^lir or o^if a. excluded from (abl.); 
 
 disappeared, gone; destitute of (instr.). 
 f^Xn"P^T^ m. abuse of a Brahman. 
 f^flT'^ a. disunited; not dear, unpleasant to 
 
 (gen. or — <>); n. something unpleasant. 
 f^cT a. submerged, washed away. 
 t^^\ f. (nom. o^) drop, spot, dot. 
 f^lT'^ m. an excellent Brahman. 
 f%lT^»[^ m. estrangement, alienation. 
 
 f^^lf^ ft* abroad, absent, removed to (ace); 
 
 banished, 
 f^i^^m.ruin, fall, destruction, loss, calamity,, 
 distress; tumult, rebellion, violation (of a 
 woman). 
 f^SffT a. confounded, disturbed, disquieted,. 
 
 agitated, depraved, wicked, ruined, lost. 
 f^;^X[^ f. a drop. 
 fc|lj)^ a. fruitless, useless, unsuccessful, idle,. 
 
 vain ; having no testicles. 
 t%"^^fn f. uselessness. 
 f^Xjj^^ n. fruitlessness (lit. & fig.). 
 f^"^^ «fi render useless, frustrate, disappoint 
 
 (o^T P.) ; emasculate. 
 f^"^^ a. having no strength; weak. 
 t^^'TCT m. remover or removal. 
 f^^T^^nT a. driving away (Agni). 
 f^^l^ f. N. of a river, 
 f^^t^ a. awakened , expanded, blossomed; 
 
 clever, skilful, versed in (loc). 
 f^nf^ a. unwise, unseasonable. 
 f^'^TiT a. very wise; m. a wise man or a 
 
 god. 
 f^3^";(^7^ m. king of the gods, Indra. 
 f^^^^^^ f. divine female, Apsaras. 
 f%^\TTf^i^ & oxif^f m. the same. 
 f%^VT^^T ™- attendant of a god. 
 f^g^^"^ m. lord of the gods. 
 t^%T^ m. awaking, perceiving, knowing. 
 f^^J^ifif m. awaker, rouser; n. awaking or 
 
 awakening. 
 ft'HW ft- divided, separated by (instr. & — <>) 
 or from (instr.), isolated, lonely; distinct, 
 different, manifold; regular, symmetrical, 
 n. separation, isolation, loneliness. 
 f^'^f or f^^TW m. distributer, arranger. 
 f^Hf^ f- division, distinction, modification; 
 inflection, case, case -affix or personal 
 ending (g.). 
 f^*T^ m. bending, contracting (of the eye- 
 brows); incision, furrow; interruptionj 
 disturbance, frustration. 
 f^^T^^^ & f%H5lI a. to be divided. 
 f%^^g a. breaking (intr.). 
 f^^f^T a. dangerless, secure; n. as adv. 
 f^^J"^ a. rich. m. omnipresence, ubiquity 
 
501 
 
 evolution, development, growth; power, 
 might, majesty, rank, high position; prop- 
 erty, wealth, money. 
 
 f^^^ff^ adv. according to rank or fortune. 
 
 f^^^^«rf & ®f^«^ a. wealthy, opulent. 
 
 f^V{1 a. shining; f. lustre, splendour, beauty. 
 
 f^l^T'T rn* distribution, apportionment, di- 
 vision, partition, esp. of an inheritance; 
 share, portion, part; separation, distinction, 
 difference. 
 
 t^HTTlil^ adv. in parts, separately. 
 
 "f^^fT^ a. to be divided or distributed. 
 
 f^^Tff a. shone forth, bright, luminous; n. 
 daybreak. 
 
 tf^^T"5 a. shining, resplendent. 
 
 t^T^ & f^^T^^ a. the same, 
 
 "f^HT^T a. & n. developing, manifesting; 
 n. also perceiving, ascertaining; f. ^J a 
 cert, rhetor, figure. 
 
 'ft'HT^^^ a. to be perceived or understood. 
 
 ^f^^^ft adj. f. to f^HT^n ; f. the star- 
 light night, night i.g. 
 
 ^*TT^''0'5'^"* evening (beginning of night).* 
 
 f^^T"^^ a. resplendent, m. fire or the god 
 of fire; the sun. 
 
 ^HTf^*^ a. powerful ; showing, manifesting, 
 displaying. 
 
 t^*n^ a. to be perceived, perceivable, in- 
 telligible; to be heeded or attended to 
 (n. impers.). 
 
 t^^T"^ f. alternative, option (g.). 
 
 f^VTTf^fT a. optional (g.). 
 
 t%*?T^ f. splendour. 
 
 f^f^r!^ a. splitting; m. N. of a man. 
 
 f%fH^ a. pierced, cleft, opened, blossomed, 
 expanded, split asunder, destroyed; altered, 
 disfigured, estranged, disunited, opposite, 
 
 , different. 
 
 t^^ a. fearless; m. N. of a man. 
 
 ^f^'ft^ a. fearless. 
 
 2f%^rl m. = seq. 
 
 ft^fT'SR & f%Ht^ m. N. of a tree; n. its 
 nut (used for dicing). 
 
 Pnft'^nir a. terrifying, horrible, m. N. of a 
 Raksasa etc.; n. frightening, terror. 
 
 f^HtMUJ«fl*|oh, f. ®ftToRT a. having a terrible 
 name. 
 
 ft^rt'ftcRT f' frightening, terror. 
 
 f^^ & f^^, f. f^^ & f%>^ far-reaching, 
 pervading, omnipresent; abundant, intense, 
 powerful, mighty, able to (infin). m. lord, 
 ruler, chief of ( — o), E. of Brahman, 
 Visnu, & Qiva; N. of a god etc. 
 
 f^^ccT n. omnipresence, might, power. 
 
 f^^^f?! a. pervading, abundant, powerful, 
 mighty , disposing of (gen.) ; f. develop- 
 ment, growth, abundance, mi§ht, power, 
 glory, majesty, splendour, success, welfare, 
 fortune, prosperity, wealth, riches. 
 
 ft^rf^T'TT a. powerful, mighty. 
 
 f^^?T«(^ m. growth, might. 
 &>» 
 
 f^lj^^ a. mighty. 
 
 f^^T^TTf a. adorning; n. ornament, splendour, 
 beauty. 
 
 f^^Xfllf^nT a. adorning. 
 
 f^WfT f. ornament. 
 
 f^i^'=g' m. breaker, piercer, destroyer. 
 
 f^H^ "!• breaking, splitting, piercing; bend- 
 ing, contracting (of the eyebrows), change, 
 alteration; interruption, disturbance; fall- 
 ing asunder, decay; discord, difference. 
 
 f^^T^if a. & n. splitting, piercing, separating, 
 
 f%i|f^«(^ a. splitting, tearing, destroying. 
 
 f^?^^ m. decay, disappearance, ruin, loss. 
 
 f^'^fftr*^ a. decaying, falling down or off. 
 
 f^^sTT «!• unsteady motion, flurry, going to 
 and fro, esp. of the eyes; coquetry, grace, 
 beauty; confusion, agitation, error, mis- 
 take; erroneous application of (gen.); mis- 
 taking for, phantom or mere semblance 
 
 of (-0). 
 
 f^>f^ a. fallen, ruined; separated from, de- 
 prived of, thwarted in ( — «); idle, vain; 
 vanished, gone. 
 
 f%?^l^^ a. shining. 
 
 f^?^TcT^ n. rivalry, enmity. 
 
 f^^T% a. moving to and fro, rolling (eyes); 
 flurried, confused, bewildered. 
 
 f^^Crf'rf f- agitation, confusion, error, mis- 
 take. 
 
f^'^cT^ 
 
 502 
 
 f^'^fT^ a. fashioned by Vibhvan or by a 
 skilful artificer; well made, perfect. 
 
 lfH'^*[, a. far-reaching, pervading. 
 
 2f%^4«l. a. capable, skilful, clever; m. N. of 
 a Ribhu. 
 
 f^TTff a. disagreed, disunited. 
 
 if^Tf^T f' disagreement, dislike, aversion. 
 
 2f^^f?r a. stupid, foolish. 
 
 ft^Tf a. discountenanced ; ruttish. 
 
 f^^c^T ^' ^^^^ from envy or selfishness. 
 
 ft'R^ a. free from intoxication, rut, or arro- 
 gance ; m. f^^;^ N. of a Rishi. 
 
 f^TI\2r s. middle, centre. 
 
 f^T«T^ a. very wise; out of one's senses 
 or disheartened. 
 
 ft*««l^ a. depressed, disheartened. 
 
 lf^?T«'r m. longing for, desire. 
 
 2"f^^«g a. free from anger or wrath. 
 
 f^T^^iR a. not angry or appeasing anger. 
 
 f^;fT^ m. crushing, pounding, stamping (with 
 the feet); hostile encounter, fight, war, 
 tumult; destruction, disturbance. 
 
 f^T?^ifi & °«f57fT^ a. crushing, destroying. 
 
 f^RT^^ a. & n .= prec. ; n. also war, fight. 
 
 f%^^ (— ») = prec. adj. 
 
 f^?T1| m., oiT n. consideration, examination, 
 dubitation. 
 
 'f^^'51'^f^'i;^ a. destroying doubt, unequiv- 
 ocal. 
 
 f^^'f^'l a. considering, examining ( — o). 
 
 f^Trq, o-q^T etc. = f^^^ etc. 
 
 f^^"!^ a. to be tried or inquired into.* 
 
 f^^^ a. stainless, clean, pure, bright; abstr. 
 
 °m f., ^'^ n. 
 
 t^Tr'^nrfTT a. pure-minded, honest. 
 f^^R^il^, o^rf?f make pure or clear, 
 t^^^'rai^ a. bright (-natured, the moon). 
 f^^^T'fT a. bright-faced. 
 ft^f^^T'i;^ rn. purity, brightness. 
 f^'T^cfi''CTJJ n. purification. 
 f^^^«rf^ a. very great. 
 f^^^^ a. merry, gay. 
 f^?rTO n. bad meat. 
 f^^TcT f. step-mother. 
 f%^T5j m. shaking, pounding. 
 f^?rrf^«T^ a. crushing. 
 
 lfcif||«T, f. ^ measuring, traversing, pervad- 
 ing, esp. the sky. — m. n. sky -chariot 
 (of gods etc.), waggon i.g.; palace, tower; 
 n. extension, measure. 
 
 2f^"TlT^ m. despising, contempt. 
 
 3f^^T«T a. dishonoured. 
 
 f^^iT^ n., o^j f. = 2f^?n^- 
 
 f^^«!f^<T^ & f^^T«^ a. to be despised or 
 dishonoured. 
 
 ift^'f m. wiping ofiF. 
 
 2'f^^T'? ™' wrong road; a. being on it, 
 
 f^?n^ n. = if^m^. 
 
 fHfTfff a. fixed, built; n. building, hall. 
 
 f^f^'^f a. mixed, mingled, dissimilar; mixed, 
 joined or furnished with (instr. — o). 
 
 f^^H^ a. unyoked, unharnessed, unbound, 
 loosened, dishevelled (hair); deprived of 
 (instr.), escaped or freed from (abl., instr., 
 o — or — o); free from sin; clear (ship); 
 emancipated (r.); given up, abandoned, 
 relinquished by (<> — or — o); hurled, cast, 
 thrown, sent forth by (— »). 
 
 R*JftiefiW^ ad^- loudly, aloud (lit. with 
 loosened throat). 
 
 f^TTWrT*!^ adv. breaking the silence. 
 f^^f^ f- loosening, emitting, giving up 
 
 (breath) ; release, liberation from (abl. or 
 
 — o), final emancipation. 
 t^^ni a. turning the face away or back, 
 
 averted ; turning off or abstaining from 
 
 (loc, abl., gen. w. ^^f?^, or — «); opposed, 
 
 unfavourable; abstr. Of|T f. 
 f^^^^ , <>^f7f turn off, avert. 
 f^^T^ ^ ^^^ same, drive or bend back, put 
 
 to flight; o^F. 
 f^'^^tjj'^ m. aversion. 
 f^TT^^ a. confused, perplexed ; stupid, foolish, 
 
 abstr. o^f f. 
 t%Tr^ f. stopping, halting (lit. unharnessing) 
 
 or liberating; •f^^%T «TTrc[^ the son of 
 
 (happy) arrival or liberation, safe-guard 
 
 or liberator (Ptisan). 
 f^f^T^ a. = f^^Ttf + incertain of ( — o). 
 f^^J^^Tcf ra. confusion, perplexity. 
 f^Wf^cT a. thickened , coagulated ; full of, 
 
 resonant with ( — »). 
 
 I 
 
603 
 
 f^TTf'rn. 
 
 fgf^^ a. rooted out, eradicated. 
 
 f%^;i^"0 f. cleanly. 
 
 f^^"^ a. not subject to deatli, immortal. 
 
 f^lt^ m. despiser, averter, enemy. 
 
 f^??V a- warding oif the despiser. 
 
 f^Wl[ m. consideration, dubitation. 
 
 if^^T^ ger. after mature consideration. 
 
 2f^^^ a. to be considered or examined. 
 
 f^%^ a. cloudless. 
 
 f^%7cR m. unharnessing, loosening, release 
 
 etc. = t^^W- 
 f^^T^ m., o^ f. releaser. 
 f^^f-^pjj a. to be let loose, given up, hurled 
 
 or thrown upon (loc. or dat.). 
 f^^T"^ ™« getting loose, opening (intr.); 
 
 loosening, setting free, sending forth, 
 
 shooting off, giving, bestowing; release etc. 
 
 f^^T^W a- freeing from ( — o); n. loosening, 
 unbinding, emitting, giving up ; liberating 
 from (abl. or — o). 
 
 'f%%Tf^*l, ^- partaking of liberation. 
 
 f^%T^^ a. liberating from (— ®). 
 
 f^^l^Tf, f. ^ unharnessing, loosening, free- 
 ing from ( — «); n. giving up, abandoning, 
 unharnessing, halting, stopping, liberating 
 from (abl.). 
 
 f^^T"^ a. to be liberated. 
 
 f^%T^ m. confusion of the mind. 
 
 f^^TWT a. perplexing, bewildering; n.:=prec. 
 
 f^^Tff ^ a. = prec. a. 
 
 f^^ff a. stretched, expanded. 
 
 f^'^Jnl a. going asunder, dissolving, perish- 
 ing; n. f^^ljc^ the air or sky (as the 
 space between the two separated , i.e. 
 heaven and earth). 
 
 f^"^rHi a. divided, du. disunited (man and 
 wife); separated from, rid of, -less (instr. 
 or — o). 
 
 f^^rf a. separated from, deprived of (instr. 
 or — o); f. "^T du. heaven and earth. 
 
 f^^TT m. separation, division, loss of (instr. 
 ±^^, abl., or — o); absence, want; getting 
 rid of, abstaining from, giving up (^Tf If^ 
 be lost*). 
 
 f%i||JN«rl a. separated (from the beloved 
 
 object). 
 t^^Tf'TcfT f- separation, parting. 
 f^^Tt^r«l, a. separated (esp. of lovers) from 
 
 (instr. or — ®). 
 f^ij l^ •! n. liberation or separation from ( — «). 
 f^^T^«!^^ & ^W a. to be separated from 
 
 (abl.). 
 if^^fiT or o^^ f. womb of animals, also 
 
 = o^ animal. 
 2f^^Tf'f a. contrary to one's nature. 
 t^TW a. discoloured, passionless, indifferent 
 
 to or averse from (abl., loc, ace. w. 3Tf?T: 
 
 or — o). 
 f%7;f^ f. indifference (cf. prec); p. ®if«TT . 
 fcH^xjifX f. arrangement, putting on. 
 t^"^^ a. dustless, passionless, pure. 
 f%"^g|^ & o^^ a. = prec. 
 f^'^ff a. having desisted or ceased from (abl.), 
 
 n. impers. ; having given up or resigned 
 
 (abl. or — o) , 
 f^Tf^ f. resting, ceasing, abstaining from 
 
 (abl., loc, or — ®); conclusion, end. « — 
 
 finally, at last. 
 f^'^'C^, f. ^ swelling, full ; m. abundance. 
 f^Tf^^^ a. = prec. a. 
 fsf^Tf m., oi|f n. ceasing, desisting, abstaining 
 
 from ( — o). 
 f^"^5f a. having interstices or intervals, sep- 
 arated (in space or time), distant, thin, 
 
 rare; abstr. OffT f- 
 f^TI^T^ , ®^fT be thin or rare. 
 f^"^ m. roaring, thundering. 
 f^Tfr^T a. rayless. 
 
 t^T^ a. juiceless, flavourless, insipid, dis- 
 gusting, repugnant; n. adv. 
 f^"^^ m. abandonment, separation from (instr. 
 
 or — o); absence, want. " 
 
 t^Tft'fT a. abandoned, forsaken, lonely, 
 
 separated from, -less (instr. or — »). 
 ft'Tf^'l ^- separated, absent, -less (— °). 
 if^TT"! Ki« change or loss of colour, absence 
 
 of passion; aversion or indifference to 
 
 (loc, abl., or — o). 
 2f^l^T^ a. many-coloured or = seq. 
 f^X^T^N^rf & ®f^«![^ a. passionless, indifferent. 
 
fMJ^^ 
 
 504 
 
 f^-^T^ a. shining, radiant, ruling; m. f. 
 ruler, sovereign; f. high rank, distinction, 
 (also m.) N. of a myth, being, the first 
 progeny of Brahman, (ph.) the Intellect 
 ruling over the collective aggregate of 
 bodies, (only f.) N. of sev. metres. 
 
 f^T^oT & ^fwt. ^' shining, resplendent. 
 
 f^TTWt f- queen. 
 
 f^TQgU n. reign, government. 
 
 f^Tt;!^ m. N. of an ancient king. 
 
 fif4^|'^ s. the end of night. 
 
 f^lTf^ m. offender, injurer. 
 
 f^"^X^ m, N. of a Raksasa. 
 
 fc| <^ I \JiT n. failure. 
 
 f^"^!^ m. cessation, rest, end, pause, caesura, 
 stop and its sign (g.). 
 
 f^'^IIT^ m- cry, sound, noise, hum. 
 
 f^'^X^TJJ' a. causing to cry or howl. 
 
 f^Ttf^^ a. crying, bellowing, roaring; re- 
 sounding with (instr.). 
 
 trP^^ a. having purged. 
 
 f^frW o^ °f^ ^- E of Brahman. 
 
 f^^^fff^ a. shining; m. a bright ornament 
 or weapon. 
 
 lfc|^^ a. causing pain. 
 
 2fc|4^^ a. painless, sound, healthy. 
 
 f^^ a. & n. tinkling, sounding, singing (of 
 birds), humming. 
 
 f^^f?^ f. = prec. n. 
 
 f%^^ a. stopped, hindered; opposed, con- 
 trary, repugnant, hostile to (instr., gen., 
 or — o); unwished for, hateful, odious, 
 prohibited, dangerous. 
 
 f^^^ a. very angry. 
 
 fq4^^ a. rough, harsh. 
 
 f^^^ a. grown forth, germinated, formed, 
 risen; mounted or ridden by (instr.). 
 
 'N'^lTa. many-coloured, multiform, manifold, 
 various, different from (—<>); also=seq. 
 Abstr. oj^jj- f, 
 
 Tq^Mqi a. deformed, ugly. 
 f^^T^^, o^f?f deform, disfigure. 
 ft^MT"^, f . t^ having deformed eyes; m. N. 
 
 of a cert, divine being, E. of Qiva etc. 
 f^*^!^ m. ray of light. 
 f^Tf^'l^ a. shining. 
 
 f^^T^ m. health, a. healthy. 
 
 f^^T^'if a. illuminating; m. the sun. 
 
 f^^tf^^ a. shining, bright. 
 
 f^TT"^^ ^' *^ ^^ opposed or fought with; 
 n. impers. (it is) to be fought. 
 
 f%'^TV"i- obstruction, hindrance, disturbance ; 
 opposition, contradiction; adversity, in- 
 jury, detriment, calamity ; hostility, contest 
 between (instr. ±^r^ or — «). 
 
 f^TT^^ ^- opposed to, incongruous with 
 (gen. or — o)j also = seq. 
 
 f%"^T^«fici;_ a. causing hostility or sedition. 
 
 f^^T^^ a. opposed to, fighting with (— «); 
 n. opposing, quarrelling, harming, injuring. 
 
 "NrTf^^T f., *»^ n. abstr. to seq. 
 
 f^^TpsT^^^ a. obstructing, hindering, ('rivalling, 
 a match); disturbing, injuring, harming, 
 repelling, hostile, inimical; m. adversary, 
 foe. 
 
 f^TT^fW f- contradiction. 
 
 f^TT^mTT f- a kind of comparison (rh.). 
 
 ft'TT^'TW ^ °TJW^ ^' causing to grow to- 
 gether, heating. 
 
 t%"^Tf m., ofljr n. sprouting, growing; adj. 
 
 f%^^ a. having no aim or missing the aim, 
 ashamed, embarrassed; abstr. ©^ n. 
 
 f%^^^ a. of different character or nature; 
 unequal to, different from (abl. or — «) ; 
 various, manifold. 
 
 f^^f^TT a. marked, knowable by (instr. or 
 — o); puzzled, vexed. 
 
 t^^^ a. hanging, sitting or resting on, 
 sticking or cleaving to, turned or fixed 
 upon (loc. or — ®); hanging down, pend- 
 ulous; gone, past; thin, slender. 
 
 fcf^^'M n. springing over, striking against, 
 harming, injuring. 
 
 ft^rf^*^^ a. overstepping, transgressing (fig.); 
 striking against, touching. 
 
 ^^W ^* ^^ ^® overstepped or passed over 
 (river); to be borne, tolerable. 
 
 f^^^ a. shameless. 
 
 f^^f^rT a. ashamed, abashed. 
 
 f^XIiT & ofxjrf n. wailing, lamenting. 
 
 f%^n^ a hanging down; n. lagging, loitering. 
 
505 
 
 f^^^'^^ 
 
 t%^rR"«T li., **«fT f- retarding, delay. 
 
 ft"5ff?^«l^ a. hanging down, hanging or lean- 
 ing on (loc. or — o), hung with ( — «); 
 lagging, loitering. 
 
 f^^rf^^ a. hanging down ; laggering, loiter- 
 ing, retarded, slow ; n. impers., as adv., 
 or as subst. delay. 
 
 f^^i^ger. lagging, loitering, slowly, so late 
 
 f^^T^ ra. dissolution, destruction, disappear- 
 ance. 
 
 f^^r^if a. dissolving, n. = prec. 
 
 f^^^it a. coruscating etc. = seq. 
 
 f%^f^cT a. shining, radiant, appeared, risen, 
 moving to and fro, coruscating (lightning), 
 sporting, dallying. 
 
 f^^lXf m. lament. 
 
 l1%^T"Q«T a. & n. causing to lament. 
 
 2tf^"^m<fT, f-t^dissolving, melting, removing, 
 destroying. 
 
 f^^Tf^«(, a. wailing, lamenting. 
 
 ft"^^ fn. appearance (rising or semblance); 
 joy, merriment, petulance; joke, sport, 
 play, esp. amorous pastime, dalliance, 
 coquetry; grace, beauty. 
 
 f^^T^«R, f- *'f%^ moving hither and thither, 
 dancing. 
 
 f%^7^^^ n. pleasure house. 
 
 t^^T^R^m or o^;;cri|; m. E. of the god of 
 love. 
 
 f^^T^"^TW '11- tbe same. 
 
 f^^T^TWc!^ f. a coquettish woman. 
 f^^Tt%cRW n. abstr. to seq. adj. 
 f^^Tf%^ a. flashing, beaming, moving to 
 
 and fro, wanton, sportive, dallying with 
 
 ( — o). m. husband, lover; f.©^ a (wanton) 
 
 woman ; mistress, wife. 
 t%^if a. attached to, fixed upon, immersed 
 
 in, sitting upon (loc. or — o); covered, 
 
 hidden; disappeared, vanished, gone; 
 
 melted or dissolved into ( — o). 
 t^gn^R n. plundering, robbing, stealing. 
 tc|^*H«R m. robber, destroyer. 
 f^^f^cT a. moved hither and thither, fallen 
 
 down or asunder, disordered, confused. 
 f^^tf m., ©if n. ointment, rubbing in. 
 
 f^^ffqi^ a. smearing, anomting. 
 
 f%%Ri«T & ^f^ff n. look, glance; conside- 
 ration. 
 r«l^lf%«t^ a. seeing, beholding, perceiving, 
 
 observing. 
 r«f ^ l^f a. making see or seeing; n. eye. 
 
 f^^lfj*^ a. moving hither and thither. 
 
 f^%l^«1 n. stirring up, churning. 
 
 f^^p:! m. loss, disturbance, destruction, 
 injury, theft. 
 
 f%%X^«fi a. destroying, plundering. 
 
 f%%T'RT 11. destroying, omitting, stealing. 
 
 f^%T"HT«^ a. destroying, omitting ( — o), 
 
 f^%TTT «!• thief, robber. 
 
 f%%TX5f a. to be destroyed. 
 
 f%%T^?«f n. attraction, seduction. 
 
 f^%TJT & f^^T^n?^ a. against the hair or 
 grain, contrary, refractory. 
 
 (cf^I^ a. moving hither and thither, restless, 
 unsteady. 
 
 f%^ V. f%^. 
 
 f^"^i«tT a. eloquent. 
 
 ft^'^W ^' swelling (Soma). 
 
 f%^^T f- desire of saying, teaching, express- 
 ing; meaning, sense (loc. or — o), mere 
 desire of sajing etc., i.e. hesitation, doubt. 
 
 f%^f^?f a. meant, intended, borne in mind 
 (^ ff^)' abstr. o^ n. 
 
 f^^"^ a. calling aloud; wishing to say or 
 teTl. 
 
 t%^^«I a. decision, authority. 
 
 f^r^c^ a. having no calf; bereft of the young 
 or children i.g. 
 
 ftr^Te a. = f^^f^ 
 
 f^r^^if n. quarrel, contest. 
 
 f^^f^g a. wishing to speak. 
 
 f^^\:t or ^^laT m- carrying -yoke; burden, 
 load, provisions, stock of grain, etc. 
 
 f^^"^«f n. matting-work. 
 
 f^^^t^ m. n. opening, hole, fissure, interval, 
 distance, flaw, fault. 
 
 f%^7[T![ n. opening, uncovering, explaining. 
 
 f^^^^^ a. splendourless. 
 
 f^^^wf n. abandoning, giving up; desisting 
 from (abl.). 
 
 f^"^^^^ a. to be abandoned or given up. 
 
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 f^^f^ff a. abandoned by, destitute of, free 
 from, -less (instr. or — <>); left out—, not 
 including ( — «>). 
 
 t^lf a. colourless or discoloured, pale; 
 abstr. OfIT f , °^^ m. 
 
 f^^T^^iT a. pale-faced. 
 
 f^Wff ra. the turning or revolving one, i.e. 
 the sky; whirl-pool, eddy; change, altered 
 condition ; the mere semblance of (—<»). 
 
 f^^cf^ a. turning, revolving, changing; n. 
 the action of turning etc., moving hither 
 and thither, wandering, roaming, turning 
 away or back; turning point, change. 
 
 ft^f'S'l. a. turning (intr.), moving in a circle, 
 turning away or towards (— °), changing. 
 
 f^\5«T» f- ^ (^) increasing, strengthening, 
 furthering (—<»); n. growth, increase, 
 welfare. 
 
 ft^f\ii^ = prec. adj. (only f. & — <>). 
 
 f^^fjT a* uncovered, bare. 
 
 t^'^^ a. having no will, irresolute or indo- 
 lent, acting involuntarily or against one's 
 own will; abstr. OfJJ f. 
 
 f^^^if & ®^^ a. unclothed, naked. 
 
 ft^^fMcT m- patron, of Manu. 
 
 f^-^^w^ a. (only instr. pl.) = seq. adj. 
 
 "N^^nT^ or f^^^iff^ a. lighting up, matu- 
 tinal ; m. N. of a god, later E. of the 
 sun or the god of the sun. 
 
 f^'^T«R m. decider. 
 
 f^^T^ a. calling to (i.e. challenging) each 
 other; f. challenge, contest. 
 
 f^cfT^«T m., t^f. arbiter, umpire; n. decision, 
 authority. 
 
 f^^T^ m. (n.) quarrel, contest, dispute. 
 
 f^^T^"^ n. the object of a contest. 
 
 f^^T^f^5«[. m- prosecutor, plaintiff. 
 
 ft^Tf^T. a. disputing, litigating. 
 
 ft^l^ v. 4^T. 
 
 lf"^^T^ m. the lighting up, daybreak. 
 
 2f^^T^ m. leaving home, exile. 
 
 ft^T^«f n. expulsion, banishment. 
 
 f%"^T^^ a. unclothed, naked. 
 fc(c||4^ a. to be banished. 
 
 f^^^m. leading (the bride) home; wedding, 
 marriage. 
 
 f^'^11%"^^ "• wedding ornament.* 
 
 f%^Tf^Zf s- wedding drum. 
 
 f^^T^%^ m. wedding garment. 
 
 f^i^'fj a. to be married (girl); fit for a 
 matrimonial alliance ; related by marriage, 
 m. son-in-law. 
 
 f^f^'^a. separated, detached, isolated, single, 
 lonely, free from (instr. or — »); clean, 
 pure, dainty, clear, distinct; n., OffT f- & 
 o^^ n. separation, loneliness, etc. 
 
 f^f^W%f%«ll a. seeking solitude. 
 
 ftf^WT^«T a. sitting in a lonely place. 
 
 f^f^fli f- separation, division, (right) dis- 
 tinction. 
 
 f^f^^ a. wishing or being about to enter. 
 
 f^f%^ a. much frightened. 
 
 f^f^'^T a. of different kinds, various, mani- 
 fold; n. adv. 
 
 ftf^^TTT nj. relating to various traditions. 
 
 "f^f^iqig^^ a. having different weapons. 
 
 f^Hrf a. uncovered, bare, open, displayed, 
 manifested, published, explained; n. adv. 
 
 f^^cT^T''^'^ a. showing heroism. 
 
 f^^fl^T'Sf a. open-hearted, candid. 
 
 f^'§f?f f- explanation, exposition. 
 
 t^^Tf a. turned round or back, whirled, bent. 
 
 f^^TlT^ a. rolling the eyes. 
 
 f%HT(T^ a. distorting the limbs (in agony). 
 
 t^'^rpff f. expansion; hiatus (g.). 
 
 fq^^ a. grown, increased, enlarged, im- 
 portant, great, numerous, abundant. 
 
 f^"^f% f. growth, increase, lengthening (of 
 a vowel) ; thriving, welfare. 
 
 f^^f^S' a. giving welfare. 
 
 f^'^eR m. separation, discrimination, discern- 
 ment, examination, consideration, judgment 
 insight, penetration; poss. o^irf & ^t^R'l^. 
 
 f^%ifi^ a. having (lit. knowing) the right 
 insight into ( — «). 
 
 t%f%oRf^^TnT a. void of judgment, unwise, 
 foolish. 
 
 f^^fsRcIT f'j °^ n- right discrimination or 
 judgment. 
 
 ft^"^ a. who discriminates or judges right. 
 f^%^^ a. discriminating (right). 
 
607 
 
 2f^^ 
 
 f^^^lf a. (f. "I5 & n. discriminating, exam- 
 ining, or judging (right); for n. also 
 
 I' '^• 
 fHHj^ m. husband. 
 
 f^9rfT a. refractory, stubborn. 
 lf%^, f^^fTT, <»'%, pp. ft^ (q.v.) enter, go 
 in or into, sit or settle down on (ace. or 
 loc); go home or to rest, set (of the sun); 
 get into a condition, undertake, begin (ace.) ; 
 deal with (instr.), fall to the lot of, occur 
 or happen to (ace). C. %^'^f?f cause to 
 enter (ace.) or sit down upon (loc). D. 
 f^ft'^t^ wish to enter (ace). - "^wf follow, 
 enter (ace); follow a person (ace.) into 
 (ace). "^ enter, pervade, settle down on 
 or among (ace, r. loc); inire (ace); ap- 
 proach, get at, take possession of (ace.); 
 get into a state or condition (ace). C 
 cause to enter, put into (loc, r. ace), turn 
 or set upon, entrust or commit to (loc). 
 ^^T enter, take possession of (ace); 
 follow, conform one's self to (ace ). ^?n?n" 
 enter, penetrate (ace or loe). "^XfJ the 
 same, get into; visit, befall (ace). TfT 
 come to (ace); C. lead in, introduce. 
 ^^n enter, penetrate, pervade (ace), sit 
 or settle down on (loc. or ace) ; visit, be- 
 fall (ace); get into a condition (ace); 
 devote one's self to (ace). C. lead or put 
 into (ace), turn upon (loc), commit, 
 entrust (loc). ^^flf approach (ace); stop, 
 sit or settle down, set (sun); cohabit 
 (instr.); attend or apply one's self to (ace). 
 C. cause to sit down on, put in (loe). 
 ^■qT'Q sit down beside each other or at 
 a person's (ace) side, xraxi sit around. 
 ^*m sit down or be seated (together). 
 f^ M. (A.) enter, penetrate, pervade (ace 
 or loe); bite (of a leech): sit or settle 
 down on (loe), resort, turn, or attend to 
 (ace or loe); establish one's self i.e. 
 marry (man); stop, make a halt, come to 
 rest, cease. C. cause to enter, cause to sit 
 or settle down on (loe); bring to rest; 
 cause (a man) to marry, draw up or 
 encamp (an army); lead, bring, put, 
 
 transfer into (loe); build, found, populate, 
 make inhabitable (town etc.) , throw or 
 hurl upon, fix in , put on , turn or direct 
 to (loe), don (clothes); appoint to (loe), 
 confer upon (loe). With f^'% paint, w. 
 XTW write down, w. t^% or 1^% call to 
 mind. ^f^TpT M. (A.) enter or penetrate 
 into, insist or be bent upon (ace); belong 
 to (loe). C. lead into, turn or direct to, 
 place or fix upon (loe). "^IffiT C. encamp 
 (an army), found (a city). trfrfW settle 
 down around. f^fiT put, place, fix, turn 
 (loe), appoint to, set about (loe). ^jfif 
 C. lead into (a house), lodge, set or lay 
 down, draw up (an array); place, put, fix 
 in or on, hurl upon (loe); build, found; 
 appoint to (loe), load or confer upon 
 (loe). fif^ enter (ace or loc. , ± T^^ 
 become a householder, marry); pay back, 
 restore; enjoy, delight in (ace). IT enter, 
 get into (ace or loc.) ; pierce, penetrate ; 
 reach, attain (ace), enjoy carnally (ace); 
 attend to, be bent upon (ace, r. loe); 
 enter, make one's appearance (d.). C. 
 cause to enter, lead in, introduce (loc. or 
 ace); lead home, marry; lay down, place, 
 put etc. in (loc. or ace); appoint, install; 
 initiate into (ace); write down. "^«nT 
 enter (after another), get into or among 
 (ace, r. loe), resort to (ace). ^Tf enter, 
 go in, inire, take to, deal with (ace). 
 C. cause to enter, bring or lead into (ace). 
 ^fT^^ come near, approach; join (ace or 
 instr.); enter, go into (ace, r. loe), settle 
 down, go to rest; lie or sleep with (instr. 
 ± ^^, dat., or ace), lie on or in (loe). 
 C. cause to lie down, set, place, put etc. 
 on or in, bring into or to (loe). "^^^ij^ 
 go to rest after (ace). '^fi|^?^ assemble 
 around (ace). — Cf. "^'jnf^^, ^firf^- 
 
 2f^'^ (nom. f%^) f. settlement, dwelling- 
 place, house ; sgl. & pi. community, tribe, 
 people, esp. the third caste (= ^^), sgl. 
 
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 a member of it. f^^WfW m. E. of Indra 
 
 & Agni; f^^ xrf?! m, prince, king. 
 fW^^ a. fearless, not afraid of (— ®), secure; 
 
 n. adv. 
 f%^^Z a. extensive, enormous, huge, awful, 
 
 terrible. 
 ift^W^ f. hesitation, suspicion, doubt, fear, 
 
 apprehension. 
 2f^^^ f. fearlessness, security, ease. 
 f^^f^TT a fearful, suspicious, uneasy about, 
 
 anxious over (ace. w. ITRt or — «). 
 fW^f^*C a. suspecting, expecting, appre- 
 hending. 
 t^'STlJ ^' ^" ^® suspected or apprehended. 
 f^^^ a. clear, pure, distinct, intelligible; 
 
 tender, soft; dexterous, fit for ( — o). Abstr. 
 
 OfTT f. 
 f^nr^^ , **^f7f cleanse, purify, make clear 
 
 or explain. 
 fWlf^ w. cR the same. 
 f^^if n. entering, penetrating ( — «). 
 f^^"?!' m. middle, centre; uncertainty, doubt, 
 
 p. o^ifT^ & '^l^. 
 f^llX ^' tearing asunder; m. a cert, disease. 
 f^^TT*^ a. falling asunder, decaying, frail, 
 
 abstr. OffX f. 
 t^^'^Ct^ ^- ^' of a cert, disease. 
 f%^^ a. having no point (arrow); having 
 
 no (arrow-)point or wound, i.e. free from 
 
 pain, N. of a man. 
 f^'^I^cfi'^lJI', f. ^ healing arrow-wounds, f. a 
 
 cert, medicinal herb. 
 ft^^'T, f. 1^ killing, murderous; m. sword; 
 
 n. killing (an animal), cutting up, slaughter, 
 
 fight. 
 t%^f^g-& f^^ m. who kills or cuts up 
 
 (an animal). 
 f^If^ a. weaponless. 
 f^ll'T^ a. branchless or having spreading 
 
 branches, forked; f. "^T sgl, du. pi. N. of 
 
 a lunar mansion, f . t; a forked pole (also 
 
 ®f^^ f-); n- foi'k, ramification. 
 ft^T^^Tf m. N. of a poet. 
 f%irTcnT a. (f.f^) & n. hewing down, destroying. 
 f%"S[TT^ a. experienced, knowing, wise; 
 
 clever at, familiar with (loc. or — «). 
 
 f^'5[T^ a. extensive, wide, large; intensive, 
 great, important, f. "^T E. of the city of 
 Ujjayini. 
 
 f^^McTT f- extent, width. 
 
 *f^^T^%'^ a. large-eyed.* 
 
 f%l[IT^%T^'f a. = prec. 
 
 f^^T^TWj f- t the same. 
 
 f^ff^^ a. communicative, liberal. 
 
 t^flf^ ^ f^ftl^ a. having no tuft of hair, 
 bald; unfeathered or unpointed, blunt 
 (arrow); m. a (blunt) arrow. 
 
 f^ftlT^ a. headless (also o^), pointless, 
 topless. 
 
 f%ftrWTf%f a. ready to kill. 
 
 f^fg|"g a. separate, distinct, marked by (instr. 
 or — o); peculiar, special; distinguished, 
 eminent, excellent at (instr. or — o) , best 
 of(gen.); different from i.e. better or worse 
 than (abl. or — <>). Abstr. o-^j f., o^ „. 
 
 f^ftr"8"^^ a. & m. (of) a particular colour. 
 
 fwftr^ f. explanation. 
 
 f'^^W a. broken, torn, scattered, decayed, 
 wasted, destroyed; abstr. OffX f. 
 
 f^uTl^'t' f- ^"^^ headless. 
 
 f%^^ a. bad-natured, immoral. 
 
 f^3q^ a. completely purified or cleansed, 
 pure, clear, bright; settled, absolved, 
 finished. Abstr. «7TT f., ^"^ n. 
 
 f^OT^^^-j"^ & ^^'rai'l^ a. pure-hearted. 
 
 ft^^ f. purification, purity; p. <»^«ff . 
 
 f^"3J^ a. quite dry, withered. 
 
 f%^iZJ a. quite void or empty. j 
 
 f^^^ a. having no spear or pike. 
 
 t^'sq-^^ a. unfettered, unrestrained; immod- 
 erate, excessive, n. adv. 
 
 f^'T^ a. hornless, topless. 
 
 f^^Xf m. (n.) distinction, difference, special 
 property, peculiarity ; kind, species, indi- 
 vidual; eminence, superiority; something 
 extraordinary of, chief, first rate (® — or 
 — o) — Instr., abl., & o— in a high degree, 
 especially, particularly. 
 
 f%'3j"'qiU a. distinguishing, qualifying; m. d. 
 mark on the forehead. 
 
 f%^"^«RT;T!f n. doing better, surpassing. 
 
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 tf^^T^^ 
 
 f^^"^'^ a. knowing difference or different 
 
 things; critical, wise, clever. 
 f^^pBfTH' a. & n. distinguishing, specializing; 
 
 n. also doing better, surpassing; kind, 
 
 species; the specializing word i.e. attribute, 
 
 adjective, adverb, or predicate. 
 f^llMd^ adv. according to the difference of 
 
 ( — o); especially, in particular. 
 f^^^T'tl^'f n, a quite peculiar ornament. 
 
 f^^Mcjid a. doing or having something 
 peculiar or better. 
 
 f^^fxp^^a. different from or superior to( — <>), 
 individual. 
 
 f^^^ a. what is distinguished or specialized ; 
 n. substantive, subject. 
 
 ft^ToR a. freed or freeing from grief. 
 
 t^^l^^ a. (f. ^) & n. purifying. 
 
 f^^T'^ ni. dryness. 
 
 f%^T'q^ a. & n. drying up (tr. & iiitr.). 
 
 f^^Tft^ a. = prec. a. 
 
 f^T^if?! rn- chief of a settlement or a com- 
 munity; du. master and mistress of the 
 house. 
 
 fgi^'q^ f. house-wife. 
 
 f^TxitifT f. N. of a woman. 
 
 f%lEj a. forming or belonging to a commu- 
 nity ; m. a man of the third caste. 
 
 f^T^fSE^ a. confident, fearless, secure; « — & 
 n. adv. 
 
 fcjJJI^cTeRT^ a. having a confidential or a 
 candid business.* 
 
 f^^^cnr^Tf'?'!;^ a. talking without restraint.* 
 
 f^^^^'R a. sleeping peacefully. 
 
 f^^^lFT m., oT|f n. rest, repose, relaxation. 
 
 f^^jf^ m. trust, confidence in (loc, gen., or 
 — o); unrestrained behaviour, ease. 
 
 fsf^^cR"^ f-> °«fif^ff n- confidential talk. 
 
 f^^'iT'nf«fi^ f- the same.* 
 
 f%^^^ n., o^ffT f- trust, confidence. 
 
 f^^^T^^TR !"• familiar conversation. 
 
 f^'^'ftr*!^ a. inspiring or enjoying confidence, 
 confidential. 
 
 ift^^-'BC ^' great renown, glory. 
 
 2f^^cr^ a. famous, glorious, N. of a Rishi. 
 
 f^^*1"irf a. rested, refreshed, ceased; desist- 
 ing from, i.e. destitute of, -less ( — o). 
 
 f^^Tf'fr f. rest, repose, cessation, end. 
 
 f^^TH ra. rest, repose, deep breath; ces- 
 sation, tranquillity; also=:seq. 
 
 f^^T^^ f. place of rest. 
 
 t^'^TT'T^T'T n . the same; object of recreation. 
 
 f^^rT a. heard, learnt, understood, known 
 as (nom.); famous, renowned. 
 
 f^^'fir f- celebrity, fame. 
 
 f^"^^ a. relaxed, languid. 
 
 f^f^lS a. loosened, disjoined, seaparated. 
 
 f^"^"q ra. disunion, disjunction, separation. 
 
 f^^'^W a. dissolving, disuniting; n. = prec. 
 
 R^r^l, a. getting loose, falling asunder;, 
 separated (from the beloved person). 
 
 f^^ a. all, every (n. every one); entire, 
 whole, universal, pervading all (Visnu, 
 the intellect, etc.); pi. f^% (± ^T^) all 
 the gods or the All-gods (as a class), m. 
 the intellect (ph.); n. the All or Universe. 
 
 f^T^cfi^T*^ a. all-doing, all-creating; m. N. 
 of a world -creating genius (similar to & 
 often identified with Prajapati), in 1. 1. the 
 architect or artist of the gods. 
 
 f^^«Rf|^ a. & m. = prec. 
 
 f^"^ofif^ a. dwelling among or known to all 
 people, common or friendly to all. 
 
 f^'^'nf & tf^^Tf<S a. welcome to all. 
 
 f^^xT^Tir & °^^^ a. all-seeing. 
 
 f^^^^^ a. =prec. ; n. ail-eye. 
 
 f%'#^4f% & f^^^ a. = f^'g^fS. 
 
 f^^f^f^ a. all-conquering; m. N. of a cert, 
 sacrifice. 
 
 t'f^^f^'!^ a. all -refreshing. 
 
 f%^^ a. all-impelling. 
 
 f^^(T^ adv. from or on all sides, all around. 
 
 ^^^T ^ °^t^ ^' all-surpassing. 
 
 f^'^m^T^ a. (having the face) turned every- 
 where, facing all sides. 
 
 f%'3^":q' adv. everywhere, evermore. 
 
 f^'jg^j adv. by all means, at all times. 
 
 t^^^'^ff a. visible to all, all-conspicuous. 
 
 f^"3^(^ I ^ 'I. a. always, evermore. 
 
 f^'W^l^ & °^ a. all-burning. 
 
 tf%^^[T^^ a"" all-giving. 
 
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 f^^g^ a. all-conspicuous. 
 
 f%Tg^ a. all -divine; m. pi. the All-gods 
 (ef. fi-^). 
 
 f^'^%^ a. belonging or dear to all gods. 
 
 f^'^Tf^ a. milking or yielding all things. 
 
 f%^\j or *>\3C[ adv. by all means, always. 
 
 f^^^jj^*^ n. the universal home. 
 
 ft^^T^^ a. all-nourishing. 
 
 f^"^f^oR or °Vft. ^- all-supporting. 
 
 fef^ ^ ^f a. sating all with drink. 
 
 f^^iTT"^ m. lord of the universe; E. of ^iva, 
 a man's name. 
 
 f^^ifT^i^, f. ojS\ having all names. 
 
 T ^^ TM ^ & f^^WI^ a. having all sorts of 
 ornaments or beauties. 
 
 f^"^!^ a. appearing in all forms. 
 
 f^^"C%^ a. the same. 
 
 t^"^^!;^ a. all-supporting. 
 
 fap^HT'T a. all-illumining. 
 
 t^^^lf a. all-enjoying, all-consuming. 
 
 T^^^c( a. = f^^^T^. 
 
 ft"#»^^% f- f; all-healing. 
 
 f^'^^ilT^r^ y- ali-giving or all-feeding. 
 
 f^T^jT*!^ a. mindful of all. 
 
 f^Tgf^^ a. impelling or moving all. 
 
 ft'^Tlftf a. existing in all forms or whose 
 form is the universe. 
 
 tf%^%^^ a. all-exciting. 
 
 fc|^*|'^ a. supporting the universe, all-sus- 
 taining; m. fire, E. of Visnu, f. "^ the 
 earth. 
 
 f^^ *?T^^T^ m. receptacle for fire. 
 
 t%^5^Tf% in- or f. source or creator of the 
 
 universe. 
 R^^M (f- "^T & fcj^^Ml) a. many-coloured, 
 multiform, manifold, various, m. E. of 
 Visnu, N. of a son of Tvastr, of an Asura, 
 & of sev. men. 
 fcl^^TT & °^T^ a. containing or granting 
 
 all goods or treasures, 
 if^'^f^^ a. all-knowing, omniscient. 
 2f^^t^^ a. all-possessing. 
 f^%^^ a. = 1 2f%^gf^. 
 t%^^r^^ a. all-containing, all-embracing. 
 f«l ^ ui*T a. causing welfare or happiness to all. 
 
 ^"^"57^ & fr^^^ a. all-sparkling. 
 
 f^^-!^ a. blessing all. 
 
 f^^g^K^ m. all-friend. 
 
 f^^^TTT m. the best of all (Krsna). 
 
 ft"^^^"^ a. to be trusted (n. impers.); 
 
 abstr. o-^T f- 
 f^^^ f. bringing forth all. 
 f%"^^^ m. (nom. °^eR) all-creator. 
 f^'^€T^^ a. bestowing all blessings. 
 f%^^ a. confident, fearless, trusting in (gen.); 
 
 n. adv. 
 ft^f (ofT) adv. always, at all times. 
 f^"3gT adv. always, evermore. 
 f^'g7^ a. having all limbs, complete. 
 f^'sg^^ f. common, universal. 
 f^jy|(ij«t^ m. the soul of the universe, E. of 
 
 Visnu. 
 f^^T^ a. all-consuming. 
 
 f^"^Tf^^ ni the lord of the universe. 
 
 ft^T^T a. = f^^|lf^. 
 
 f^^Tf^"^ m- N. of a celebrated Rishi , pi. 
 his race. 
 
 f^T^ a. = f^^|if^. 
 
 f^^T^^ a. blessing all (Visnu); m. N. of a 
 Gandharva, a son of Pururavas, etc. 
 
 f^'^^T^ ^- confidence, trust in (loc, gen.,, 
 instr. ±^^, or — o); private communi- 
 cation, secret. 
 
 f^^T^«RT^ n- confidential matter. 
 
 f^'^T^MIfT rn- breach of faith. 
 
 f^"'9[T^*r "• producing confidence. 
 
 f^''^T'^m"^ n., *>^jf^ f- a trustworthy person 
 (lit. vessel & place for confidence). 
 
 fV^T^*f^ ^' breach of faith.* 
 
 f^^T^^T^ n. surety. 
 
 f^^T^f (*»^Tf ) a. all-conquering. 
 
 t^^Tftr«fi a. trustworthy. 
 
 1%"=gT'ftr'l^ a. the same; also trustful. 
 
 f^^T^ a. = ft^^'fl"^. 
 
 f^Tf T adv. = f^^fT. 
 
 t%%^ m. lord of the universe, E. of sev. 
 gods. 
 
 fcf^ay^ m. = prec. (f. t;); a man's name. 
 
 f%%T^^ a. possessing all strength. 
 
 f^^^T adv. everywhere. 
 
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 f^^rrfiir^ 
 
 if^x(^, f^^f^ &^f?r, i.'^f^ft, pp. f^ 
 
 stir, bustle, work, be active, not rest 
 (waters); serve, attend; accomplish, finish 
 (food i.e. eat up), overcome, conquer. C. 
 %5f^jf?f clothe, dress. — "^q serve, attend. 
 xrf^ the same, dress (food); P. have a 
 halo (sun or moon). 
 
 Sf^lf^ (nom. f%^) f. excrement, faeces. 
 
 l^(^ m. servant, attendant. 
 
 2f^'q n. venom, poison ; adj. f. ^T poisonous. 
 
 fcmch«^T & o^^cRT f. venom -girl (said to 
 cause the death of her lovers). 
 
 f^If^JJf m. a jar of poison. 
 
 f^'^foRfT a. poisoned. 
 
 t^'q^jfrr m. dung-beetle. 
 
 fcjblfti a. hung, hanojing or sticking in, turned 
 upon (loc. or — «); dependent on ( — °). 
 
 "p^^^f^rT m. destroyer of poison, physician. 
 
 f^"5f^ a. destroying poison. 
 
 f^Xf^ a. produced by poison. 
 
 f^Xf^ m. sticking, clinging; adj. ^f^'t^. 
 
 f^Xff^f^ a. venom-tongued. 
 
 "ftfXf^ a. dejected, sad, out of spirits. 
 
 f%"5f^'^tj a. of a sorrowful aspect. 
 
 f^Xf^j^^if a. looking sad or dejected, 
 
 fsf"5fff"55 m. poison-tree. 
 
 f^'Effff f., o^^ n. the being poison. 
 
 f^'^^T^«R & ''f^l, a. giving poison, poison- 
 ing. 
 
 f^xrf^TlT a. smeared with poison, poisoned. 
 
 f^xr^~qTJ|', f. ^ destroying poison. 
 
 f^-q^JT m. = f^^?!^. 
 
 f^^^il"^ m. a venomous serpent (venom- 
 holder). 
 
 f^'q^ a. uneven, unequal, odd (number); 
 different, changing; difficult, hard, ad- 
 verse, cross, inimical; bad, mean, dis- 
 honest, false, wrong, n. unevenness, bad 
 road, pit, precipice; difficulty, pain, dis- 
 tress, adversity ; unequality, incongruency, 
 incompatibility. 
 
 f^XfTf^ n. unequality, adversity. 
 
 f^'q^T'^ll, f. t^ consisting of poison, poisonous. 
 
 f^"5fJTcfT?n.an unequal metre (having different 
 verses). 
 
 f^'^T'^^ ^' cross-tempered. 
 
 f^M^^ & ^f^cT a. being in danger or diffi- 
 culties. 
 
 ft^^^^ & f%Wg ni- E. of the god of 
 love, lit. the odd (i.e. five-)arrowed. 
 
 f^^^ cB make uneven or adverse, P. «^. 
 
 f^^%g m. = f^iBT^T^^. 
 
 f^iBf^ m. reach, sphere, domain, province, 
 country; the right place for (gen.); object, 
 esp. of sense, pi. (sgl.) the pleasures of 
 sense or the external world. l|«^ftf f^lf^' 
 in the sphere of i.e. only in the Veda (g.). 
 Adj. — o falling into the sphere of, be- 
 longing or relating to. — Abstr. o^clJ f., 
 o^ n. 
 
 |cmi^"CJ'^T^T§ a. averse from the external 
 
 world.* 
 
 f^'BT^'^wrT a. having an object, objective. 
 
 f^If^qfjf^fii;^ a living in a country; m. in- 
 habitant of a country, countryman. 
 
 f^^"^'^^ m. addiction to sensual objects, 
 o^ adj. sprung. 
 
 f%^^l(3TcfJ a. given to sensual pleasures. 
 
 f^lfq1«t1 rn. the boundary of a country. 
 
 f^Iff^fwl^ a. sensual; m. sensualist, materialist. 
 
 f^TEf^ efi spread, diffuse; subdue, make a 
 thing an object, P. o*J. 
 
 fgfq^cfi"^ n. abstr. to prec. 
 
 f^'q^T^%^T f- indulgence in sensual pleasures. 
 
 f^'^T^ m. a poisoned drink. 
 
 f%'q'^ifT a. poisoned, envenomed. 
 
 f%"^f%Zft*(, m. poison-tree. 
 
 f^-qf^^j f. toxicology. 
 
 f^^^^ m. = f^r^zftp^- 
 
 f%'q^;n iJn- the effect of poison. 
 
 f^If^^ m. conjurer of poison. 
 
 f^^ a. destroying poison. 
 
 f^^^, f. S[ removing poison. 
 
 f^^lir a- practicable (=t ^^), conquerable. 
 
 f^TW a. = f^-^rf^J^. 
 
 f^-BfTf^ m. burning (1. fire of) poison. 
 
 f^-qr^ n. (old also "^T f-) horn (adj. — © 
 f. "^T & t^), tusk (of an elephant or Ga- 
 neQa), claw (of a crab), nipple; point i.g. 
 
 f^TW^«ff a. having horns or tusks ; m. boar. 
 
 Rmftpl. ^' = P^^^^- *^J*' ™* elephant. 
 
ft^f 
 
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 f^-CfT^ a. eating poison. 
 
 f^-qj^ ro- slackness, dejection, depression, 
 aversion, disgust. 
 
 f^^^^ a. & n. causing despondency or de- 
 pression. 
 
 f^"qT^^«rr^ a. = 8eq. 
 
 if^rrf^^ a- dejected, sad. 
 
 Sft'^lf^^ a. eating poison. 
 
 f^xnrW n. poisoned food. 
 
 f^'^TT^^ a- destroying poison. 
 
 f^XfT^ , <>^^ (°"Rl) become poison. 
 
 f^T^ff a. conquering (gen.), powerful. 
 
 f^-q^^j^ m. tasting poison. 
 
 f^fxfrf a. loosened, opened, unharnessed (lit. 
 
 & fig.), let free. 
 t^f^c!^«R a. dishevelled. 
 f^fq^J^ a poisoned. 
 f^^ adv. on both sides (--®)- 
 fcj^TII' a. various, changing (moon); averse, 
 
 hostile. 
 f^TJTJJc^ adv. asunder. 
 f^TJ"^ a. fallen asleep. 
 f^qf^M a. many-coloured, various. 
 rcm<^fM5hTf«fT f. equinox passage or the time 
 
 of it (cf. seq.). 
 f^"q^fff or f^^iff a. belonging to both 
 
 Sides, I.e. middle, central, m. middle day 
 
 (r.) ; n. equinox. 
 f^"Brfq^T f- a kind of disease. 
 
 t^'Cf^wf a. going asunder, diverging, spread- 
 
 er 
 
 ing. 
 
 ftxTqcl^ a. balancing (lit. & fig.). 
 
 f^^T^^Tir a. full of poison. 
 
 fcfichf^ n. a cert, disease. 
 
 f^^^ m. support; width, diameter; also 
 = seq. m. 
 
 f^^^cR a. supporting; ra. a kind of inter- 
 lude or introductory scene (d.). 
 
 f^f^JX; m. scratcher, a kind of bird. 
 
 f^^ V. ^Tf^fgrf. 
 
 f%g a. entered etc., contained in (ace. or loc); 
 filled or joined with (instr.). 
 
 t^lgT^ f., f^^^ n. (m.) highest part, surface, 
 firmament, heaven. 
 
 f^"5air a. fixed, firm (also "N^f^rf); supported, 
 stayed, stopped, hindered; stiff, rigid, 
 motionless. 
 
 f^'5^ m. support, prop, obstruction, hin- 
 drance, resistance. 
 
 t%'S^*T» f- i^ supporting; n. obstruction, 
 suppression. 
 
 f^^f^^l. a. supporting (fig.), obstructing. 
 
 f^'ST ^- ^ bunch of reed -grass etc. to sit 
 upon. 
 
 ft"ffrt ™* straw (of the Barhis). 
 
 f^STT'Of^ f- N. of a metre. 
 
 f^'STfi^ a. spread (r.). 
 
 f^ffe f. bustle, stirring, activity, service; 
 one's turn, times (— ®). 
 
 f^ft'J f. width, extent. 
 
 f^f^ff a. praised variously or abundantly. 
 
 fn^fTf f. mode of recitation. 
 
 ifsf^T f place, province, domain, division, 
 party; kind, form. 
 
 2f^l^ f. = 2f^iq . 
 
 f^f^ff a. standing asunder, scattered, diffused, 
 spread; fixed, standing or being in (loc. 
 or — o). 
 
 fn-oir ra- N. of a god; abstr. o^cff n. 
 
 f^^sR^ m. pi. Visnu's paces (r.). 
 
 f%WrH ra. E. of Canakya. 
 \* \» 
 
 f^xtu^sft n. the discus of Visnu. 
 
 <* 
 t%"^^Tla.given by Visnu, m. a man's name. 
 
 f^-^XI^ f. Visnu's wife (Aditi). 
 f%-ci!TXI^ n. Visnu's domain (the sky). 
 f%"^"'?Tl^ "• ^' ^*^ ^ Purana. 
 f^WT"^, f. t; coming from or belonging to 
 
 Visnu. 
 f^^f^"^ m. a man's name. 
 t^^?TT§ a. headed by Visnu. 
 f ^Ui j ^^q a. bearing the shape of Visnu. 
 t^tm cliff a. accompanied by Visnu. 
 T^^^^w^^ m. N. of an author. 
 f^"^^i^ a. emulating. 
 f^"Bq"»(^ m. (nom. f^'BqZ) overseer. 
 f^^^if^f^ m. spark. 
 tqSJ^ a. overflowing. 
 f%^n^ m. drop; adj. «f^i^. 
 f%^«^if n. dropping, overflowing. 
 
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 ft^'rf'^^' 
 
 f^'B^'^wf a. spread everywhere; numerous, 
 abundant. 
 
 f^"5^^«T m. E. of Visnu-Krsna. 
 
 f^^T^TfiT^irT a. going everywhere. 
 
 f^^^Tf a. = f^^^if. 
 
 f^'B^ , f. f^Xpq^ turned to or being on both 
 (all) sides; going asunder, splitting, spread- 
 ing everywhere; diverging, averse or se- 
 parated from (abl. or instr.). n. f^iE^cR 
 adv. sideways, all around, everywhere. 
 
 f^'^ISU'^ a. turned everywhere ; n. ^JcR side- 
 ways, away. 
 
 ft^^T^ !"• contradiction, disagreement. 
 
 ft'^lf^ adj. to prec. 
 
 f^^¥^ or o^f^ a. loose, tottering, unsteady. 
 
 ft"^"^ & °f^ff a. unconscious. 
 
 f^^flj", f. ^T & f^ unequal, inferior. 
 
 f^^f^T a. having no joints (body); unallied. 
 
 f^^WT^ a. without a coat of mail. 
 
 f^^X; m. plenty, abundance. 
 
 f^^^ m. cessation, end; loosening, letting 
 go; dismission, evacuation (of the body); 
 gift, donation; hurling, throwing, casting, 
 shooting off; production, creation (abstr. 
 & concr.); a kind of aspiratipn & its 
 sign (g)- 
 
 f^^^if n. cessation , end; making cease, 
 remove; letting go, dismission etc. = prec. 
 as far as creation. 
 
 f^^^^^ m. = f^^ (g.). 
 
 f^^lj m. spreading about, a kind of inflam- 
 mation (also oftleJiX f.) 
 
 f^^'^Jxir a. & n. spreading, increasing; n. also 
 moving off, budging. 
 
 ft^f^^ a. springing forth, coming out of 
 ( — o); moving to and fro, spreading, 
 expanding. 
 
 ft"QT*t. ^' running asunder. 
 f^^^ m. a cert, disease. 
 f%^T^ m. extending, diffusing, dissolving. 
 f^^TT.f^ ^- having no charioteer. 
 f^^lfTT.^- coming forth, spreading, expand- 
 ing. 
 ft'^T^in" "• gi^'^f? sorrow.* 
 f^%fi;_ f. flowing asunder. 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit -English Dictionary. 
 
 f^^cT a. expanded, stretched, slackened 
 (bowstring), gone asunder; come forth or 
 sprung from (—<>); prominent (eyes). 
 
 f^^^"^ a. spreading. 
 
 ft^l?^ abl. inf. to "ft^TlC,. 
 
 fq^'fe f- letting go, emanation, creation, esp. 
 in detail. 
 
 ftr^T^ V. ^f . 
 
 f^^ m. a cert, weight. 
 
 f^^T^ a. extensive, m. extent, width; spread- 
 ing, expanding; abundance, multitude, 
 completeness, prolixity,specification. Instr., 
 abl., ®ff^, & °'^^ adv. diffusely, fully, 
 in detail. 
 
 f^^TT "*• spreading, expansion, diffusion, 
 
 specification. 
 'ft'^fT'l. a* extending, large, broad, 
 f^^^^^f^^nr a- strewed, scattered, covered; 
 
 spread, expanded, developed, broad, wide, 
 
 ample, numerous, far-sounding. 
 f^^^Jx f. emulation. 
 f^^rf^^ a- vying with (— o). 
 f%WS a. visible, clear, distinct, intelligible; 
 
 n. adv. 
 f^^"ST^ a. having a clear sense. 
 f^r^TT m. gaping, bursting, opening; the 
 
 twang of a bow-string. 
 f^WTfT<T a. opened wide, torn asunder. 
 f^"^^ m., of^IfT n. roaring, thundering. 
 f^WTcI "»• crackling; boil, pustule. 
 ft^^j"^ m., o«f n. wonder, surprise. 
 f^^^^Tl^ a. wondrous, strange. 
 f%^^Tf^rT (& o^f^-g*) a. astonished. 
 f^^f^l«ll a* the same. 
 f^^T^ n. forgetting, oblivion. 
 f^;^T^oR & o^ (f. f3 astonishing. 
 ftf^rl a. astonished, surprised. 
 ft^cT a. having forgotten (ace. or — o); 
 
 being forgotten by (instr. or gen.). 
 f^^f?T f- forgetful n ess, oblivion, 
 f^^i; a. astonished, abstr. OffX f* 
 f^^^ etc. V. f^-ms^. 
 f^^ a. stinking of raw flesh. 
 "ft'^'T'^ m. the stench of raw flesh. 
 f^^Tfsq^* a. = f^^. 
 
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f^^r^ 
 
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 f^^^ m. flowing forth, flood. 
 ft^^RC abl. infin. to f^^^. 
 f^[^^ a. fallen down or asunder, loosened, 
 detached, slackened, languished. 
 
 f^;^"?^ a. soundless or inharmonious. 
 
 ftf (°— ) air, the sky. 
 
 f^^ m. bird (sky-goer). 
 
 f^f^»nrffT & f^^'l-j^ m. the king of the 
 birds, E. of Garuda. 
 
 f%f TT m. = f%f ^. 
 
 f^^^TJ a. moving in the sky; m. a bird or 
 the sun. 
 
 t^lT^TZt f- aviary, bird-cage.* 
 
 f^^ a. torn open, struck, hurt, visited, 
 afflicted; hindered, disturbed, warded off. 
 
 f%^fcT f. stroke, blow ; defence, repulse. 
 
 t^^ifi ra. slayer, killer, destroyer. 
 
 f^^'J^; m. transposition, change. 
 
 f^W^W n- = P^6c. ; leading or walking about. 
 
 f^^cf m. robber ; roamer, sporter. 
 
 f%i^q m. invocation. 
 
 f^"!^ or ft^^^ a. to be invoked or desired. 
 
 f%^^ a. handless, robbed of the tusk (ele- 
 phant); unhandy, awkward; perplexed, 
 helpless; quite intent upon or engaged 
 in (-0). 
 
 t^WT"^ ger. leaving behind or out ; excluding, 
 notwithstanding (ace). 
 
 if^lT"??^ a. powerful, vigorous. 
 
 2f^^^^ n. the open air, space, sky, atmo- 
 sphere; instr. through the air. 
 
 "ftr^T?^ m. (n.) distribution, arrangement, esp. 
 of the sacred fires, & these themselves 
 expansion , esp. of the organs of speech 
 relaxation, recreation, amusement, sport 
 pastime, delight in ( — o, also adj.) ; walk 
 ing for pleasure, roaming about; place of 
 recreation, pleasure-garden, grove; a Bud- 
 dhist or Jaina temple or convent (also 
 
 ftfTX;^, f- °fT«RT finding or giving delight. 
 f^^TTo^l^l f- female servant of a temple or 
 
 convent. 
 fWlTT!^^ o)., *>^f^ f. pleasure-ground. 
 f^^TT>^«I n. pleasure-grove. 
 
 f^^TT^'tT a. finding delight in (— ®). 
 f^WTT^Tfr! "• water to sport in. 
 f^^TT^^'T n. pleasure-couch. 
 f^^TT^^ n. pleasure-mountain. 
 
 f^WTTT^^"^ m. pleasure-house. 
 
 f^f Tfr^ a. wandering about or = f%fTT«R- 
 
 f^fT^ m. laughter. 
 
 f%f^^'^ a. harming (gen. or — <>). 
 
 f^ff^m f-, °^^ n., o^j f. abstr. to prec. 
 
 f%f%<T a. distributed, appointed, settled, ar- 
 ranged, made, done, put, placed ; endowed 
 or furnished with (instr.). 
 
 fwf^f^r f- proceeding, bringing about. 
 
 f%^«T a. abandoned, deserted, deprived or 
 destitute of (instr., abl., or — ®); wanting, 
 missing; low, mean. 
 
 f^^cT n. walk, excursion. 
 
 f%^"RT f' extent, increase, sport, pleasure. 
 
 1q^^^ n. discouragement, despondency. 
 
 1%!"^^ ^' harming, hurting. 
 
 f%^f|[_ f. a snake or worm. 
 
 f^'g'cTf a. bent, broken. 
 
 f%^"^ a. discountenanced, perplexed, con- 
 fused, exhausted; n. adv. I 
 
 1*^5 ^f^, PP* "^cf (q-v.) seek, pursue, strive 
 after, fall upon, attack, win, take hold of, 
 enjoy; undertake, begin, urge, impel, 
 further, promote; procure, get for, help to 
 (2 ace). — "^fn overtake, be superior to 
 (ace ). "^TJ turn away (intr.). "^fi^ drive 
 on. '^^ seek after (ace). "^J approach, 
 drive on or near, undertake, begin, seize, 
 take hold of. "^IJ strive after (ace), fif 
 (I. "^^f?f) penetrate, rush into or among 
 (loe). H drive on, set in motion ; impel, 
 inspire; strive on or after, enter into 
 (ace); fall upon, attack ; inire, impregnate. 
 irfTf receive. — Cf. ^f^T^fT- 
 
 2^ (nom. -q^^) V. ^^^ & '^^%. 
 
 3t^, I. '%"#t'^^ flutter, flicker. 
 
 ^■^TU" n. looking, viewing, considering; sight, 
 eye. 
 
 ^^T f- looking at, examining; insight, 
 knowledge. 
 
 ^f^rf n. look, sight. 
 
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 ^t'Sf 
 
 '^f^TTpEI n. impers. to be looked or seen. 
 "^f^rT m. beholder. 
 l<^(x( f. deception, seduction. 
 2"^f^ or 41 "41 f- wave. 
 "^^ , ^^f?r, °% fan, blow on; C. "^^Rrf^T 
 kindle (fire). ~ Ijg, ^?rf^, ^J, ^, ^^^ 
 
 xrf^, ^Fm: = s. 
 
 ^ITT n. fanning or fan. 
 
 "^^T f« a small round pebble. 
 
 "^fZcfiT f- button of a garment; ball, esp. a 
 preparation of the Areca nut enveloped in 
 a leaf of the betel plant. 
 
 ft^, fl'^f?! (ftste'^rfH) make (M. o% be) 
 I strong or firm; pp. "^fecf = seq. a. 
 
 '^^* or ^^, f. ^§t strong, firm ; n. strong- 
 hold. 
 
 ^^W ^' strong-limbed. 
 
 fj-^T f. lute. 
 
 ^WTTTf^*[. m- player on the lute. 
 
 "^^T^T^ m. player or playing on the lute. 
 
 ■^fxifi^ a. having a lute or playing on it. 
 
 l^rf a. straight, even ; wished for, desired, 
 n. wish, desire. 
 
 2'^ff a. gone, ceased (— »). 
 
 3^rl a. hidden, concealed; covered in, girt 
 with (instr,). 
 
 '^fTt^«rf a. free from care about (loc). 
 ■^rf^Xf a. whose pride is gone, humbled. 
 ^fW^, <>^, & «^fl"frf a. fearless. 
 '^rJlT«5 a. free from anger or sorrow. 
 "^cfTTT a. dispassionate. 
 '^cfWl'^ a. shameless, impudent. 
 '^rl^TcR a. sorrowless, abstr. Offj f. 
 ^cT^^ a. presenting desired oblations. 
 
 l^f?J f. enjoyment, delight, profit, advantage, 
 
 favourite food or drink. 
 2^f7T f- separation. 
 '^■fiffT'^ a. inviting to feasts or meals; m. 
 
 fire or the god of fire. 
 
 -ftf^ or ^^ f. row, line, road, street, way, 
 
 terrace, gallery, a kind of drama. 
 (^f^T^ s.) & o^T i- the same. 
 ^^ (only loc. adv.) clear sky. 
 41 v^T f- repetition, succession (g.), 
 4^^ m. man, esp. hero, chief (also E. of sev. 
 
 t 
 
 gods, esp. of Indra); husband, male child, 
 son, coll. male offspring; also the male 
 of an animal. PI. men, people, retainers, 
 followers. 
 4^"^cii m. little man. 
 
 "^t"^^"?!! f- manly doing, seeking adven- 
 tures etc. 
 4^*^11^ n. a kind of fragrant grass. 
 "^T^^^ & °oR m. bunch of grass. 
 4^-i^rT^T & OfTT m. greatest & greater hero. 
 4^T^T f-, ^^T*^ I'- manliness, heroism. 
 4^"^^^ m. a man's name. 
 <f| ^Mffjl f- tbe wife of a hero. 
 ■q^l^gX^ n. N, of a city. 
 
 4^T"ff^^^ ^ °^^ f- the mother of a hero. 
 ^"^^7^ a. strong-armed; m. E. of Visnu, 
 
 N. of sev. princes etc. 
 4^"?^*T^ m. a brave warrior. 
 ^I'TTT^ f- the mother of a man (hero). 
 "^tT'fTf^T^ a. thinking one's self a man or 
 
 hero. 
 ^^T;??*?^ a. the same. 
 ^T*^^? ^T^^ ^^ ^^^^ ^ "^an or hero. 
 ■^^T^T (instr. adv.) courageously. 
 4^'?;;'?i" a. courageous, bold. 
 41"T^*^ a. rich in men (retainers or sons), 
 
 manly, heroic; n. plenty of men. 
 ^■?;^^T^ m. excellent hero, a man's name. 
 ^T^f (°^Tf) a. carrying men. 
 ^T^^ m. the couch of a (wounded or dead) 
 
 hero. 
 "^TW^'f n., o"5fSrr f. tbe same. 
 41"?^^ a. bringing forth heroes; f. the mother 
 
 of a son. 
 "^T!%*I m. N. of a Danava & sev. princes. 
 ^""C^t^TT f- the killing of a man(-child). 
 4^T^il^, f. o^ & ofljft slaying men. 
 4VTl^*r ^' hero-sitting (a cert, posture), 
 ^fl^TIf m. n. = 4^i:T!r- 
 ^fr^ f. mother of sons, E. of Asikni, a 
 
 wife of Daksa. 
 4^^V f' (m.) herb, plant, esp. a spreading 
 
 creeper. 
 4^^\^ n., 4^^f\jr s. the same. 
 "^fr^ ^' manly, heroic. 
 
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 516 
 
 "^"^^ m. chief of heroes. 
 
 ^cdpT f- desire of frustrating. 
 
 ^^ n. manliness, courage, strength, heroic 
 
 deed, semen, virile. 
 ^^ofiff^ a. doing manly deeds. 
 ^^^tTT f-, °i^ n- strength, might. 
 '^4^«rf a- strong, effective, powerful, 
 
 mighty, rich in semen. 
 
 l^^sMncff "• valour as purchase-price (for a 
 
 wife). 
 241^^^ a- purchased by valour (wife). 
 ^^T^«tT^ a. = ^5^nT^. 
 fH^ n. choice, election. 
 
 1^, ^WTftf, "^^W, "^Tf^, «>% (cf. also ^m), 
 pp. 'Jff (q.v.) cover, veil, hide; enclose, 
 encompass, surround, guard; shut (a door); 
 hold back or captive, ward off, hinder, 
 restrain. C. '^T'?^^f?r, *% keep back, bold 
 prisoner, hide, conceal, hinder, stop, ward 
 off, exclude, forbid, withhold. — ^«T cover, 
 veil, enclose, surround; CM. hinder, stop. 
 ■^^ ("^RT) uncover, open; C. hide, "^fq 
 veil, "^fiy cover, C. keep back, ward off. 
 ^T cover, veil, hide, surround, confine, 
 bar, obstruct, occupy, fill. C. cover, hide, 
 fill up, ward off. "^tJX uncover, lay open, 
 show, manifest. Tjf cover, veil; put on, 
 don;, fill, ^jjj cover, veil, enclose, sur- 
 round, till, stop, hinder, fif ward off; C. 
 keep back, withhold, forbid, remove, banish. 
 f^ifC.keep back, hinder, stop, suppress, 
 forbid, remove, dethrone, fif^ be satisfied 
 or pleased, tyf^ cover, veil, surround; 
 shut up, obstruct, hinder. C. encompass, 
 surround, attend, ^xrf^ C. surround, hem 
 in. IT ward off, C. the same, nf^f C. keep 
 or send back, ward off, prohibit, contra- 
 dict. f% A.M. uncover, open, unsheathe 
 (a sword), illumine, display, manifest, 
 explain. :^j:[ A.M. cover over, hide, con- 
 ceal , shut (a door); put together, bring 
 in order; M. intr. gather, assemble, in- 
 crease, -^fif^^ cover, veil, surround, 
 fill. - Cf. ^TT^Tfr^, -^^m^, ^T^Tf cT 
 (sic!), ^xftf rT (add.), l^f^?^, ^T^ff, 
 
 f^^, fiT^ff, "qf?:^rf, xiftffT (sic!), 
 
 xn^^fl (add.), TTT^rT, ft^cT, ^TJT. ^^. 
 
 2^, ^ift^, ^I!!Tf?r, ^%TfiT,^^^'%, pp. f rT 
 
 choose, esp. in marriage, woo, ask for; 
 
 prefer, desire, wish, like, C. "^T/STfcT, °% 
 
 choose, ask, beg (2 ace.) ; esp. choose in 
 
 marriage (± Xl"Rf?^ or XI(^5R;). — ^tf M. 
 
 content or satisfy with (instr.). "^fi{ 
 
 choose; prefer to (abl.). "^choose, desire; 
 
 A. grant, f^^ choose, pick out. irf^ M. 
 
 choose, select. If M.(A.) choose, adopt. — 
 
 Cf. 2-^fil^rT. 
 "^ifi a. tearing, harming fcf. "^"f eR). m. (the 
 
 tearer, either) wolf or plough, N. of an 
 
 Asura etc.; f. ^S[iSt a she- wolf. 
 "^cRrnfff f. attempt at murder or robbery. 
 "^cJtfTf m. murderer, robber, 
 *^^V^ m. incense or turpentine. 
 HoR^ m. a bark garment; f. ^7 a cert, part 
 
 of the bowels. 
 '^ofi%T^*l^ n- a wolf's hair. 
 ^oRT^ a. rapacious, sanguinary. 
 "^^T"^!^ rn. E. of Bhimasena (wolf-bellied). 
 "H^ m. du. the kidneys. 
 'Hopuj' a. cut, torn, broken; n. a cut. 
 "^^ a. turned, twisted, plucked (cf. seq.). 
 '^[W'^f^^ a. who has plucked or spread the 
 
 sacrificial grass, i.e. sacrificing, pious. 
 ^^ m. du. = "^^. 
 ^S(^ m. tree, plant, esp. a tree with (visible) 
 
 flowers or fruits. 
 m. a small tree. 
 
 H^'^lff^T f. the shade of a tree. 
 ^^4<=ldl f' the deity of a tree, dryad. 
 cf^fif^l^ m. the exudation of trees , gum, 
 
 resin. 
 '^^iniT, f. t^ made of wood, wooden, 
 n. the root of a tree. 
 
 "5^TT1^^ ™' a planter of trees. 
 "^^TTT^^ n. the climbing of trees. 
 g^'^lfZ^T f- a grove of trees. 
 ^"^"^TT^T f- a branch of a tree. 
 "^^1^ n. the top of a tree. 
 ^^T^if m. a carpenter's chisel (lit. tree- 
 eater); f. t^ N. of a plant. 
 
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 l-^ 
 
 ^%^^ a. living on trees. 
 ^^T«R^ Ki- ape (lit. tree-dweller), 
 "^■^ n. fruit of a tree. 
 
 pluck out (the sacrificial grass), turn or 
 set aside, remove; M. avert, keep away, 
 withhold. C.^^^fiT (o^), pp.'^f^(q.v.) 
 abandon, shun, avoid, exempt, spare; re- 
 nounce, resign; leave out, exclude. P. be 
 deprived of or excluded from. — "^q avert, 
 remove, scare away; turn or tear off; 
 finish, conclude. C. abandon, avoid, re- 
 nounce, yield, grant, present, offer (a 
 funeral meal); keep (a promise), conclude, 
 finish. "^fCT procure to, turn upon (loc). 
 "^^ turn off, sever ; C. remove, destroy. 
 "^ procure, afford, furnish; take to one's 
 self, appropriate; withhold from (abl.); 
 be favourable to (ace). C. bend, incline, 
 make favourable, win over. ^J separate, 
 divide. ^Hf take to one's self, appropriate; 
 C. bend, incline. '^3^ remove, destroy. 
 f5T bend down, cause to fall, cast away. 
 "qxn ^^^^ away (trans. &intr.), flee; tear 
 off, remove, reject, abandon. TJffx, turn 
 round, give way, avoid, spare, exempt 
 from (instr.); reject, turn out. C. keep 
 off, remove, shun, avoid, abandon. Tf strew 
 (the sacrificial bed) ; set in or at the fire, 
 heat or glow. 1^ take to one's self, 
 appropriate. ~ Cf. ^T^firT, trf^fm 
 
 '^^•T (^^•T) n. enclosure, either sacrificial 
 ground or enclosed settlement, dwelling 
 or the dwellers; also = f. ^crooked way, 
 trick, cheat, art, stratagem. 
 
 ^f^TT a- crooked, false, artful, mischievous; 
 n. & f. ^T falsehood, fraud, sin. 
 
 l^r^, ^%, °f7r, ^^H (^f^), pp. frT (qv.) 
 turn, revolve, roll, run off, pass away 
 (time); go on, take place, hsppen, occur; 
 abide, live, exist, be (also as simple copula), 
 become; find one's self, feel (w^ adv.); 
 (± gf^^i;) deal wnth, act, proceed (adv. 
 or instr.); behave towards (loc), have 
 intercourse with (^^, loc. with a woman); 
 
 be concerned or occupied with (loc. or 
 dat.); live or subsist on or by (instr.); 
 conduce or tend to (dat.); be valid or sup- 
 plying from a previous rule (g.). With 
 ^f^ stand at the head, be chief in im- 
 portance; w. l|f^ or 3T«rf^ be turned or 
 thought over in the mind; f^ ^^"^ how 
 is it with (gen.); ^T^^f ^ ^^ he is 
 beside himself (with joy etc.). C. "^'^"RT- 
 o<T cause to turn or roll, whirl about, 
 brandish, turn i.e. fabricate by turning; 
 spend, pass (time); lead a life, exist 
 (± ^fWrWC); live on or by (instr.); 
 maintain, observe; perform, accomplish, 
 make, do, utter; show, manifest; explain, 
 tell, relate. I. i^f^, ^ft^frf, "^ftf (2^ 
 turn, roll, be present, exist. — "^^ C. 
 bring near. ^SlfH intr. pass away (time), 
 cease or desist from (abl.); trans, pass 
 by, cross over, go beyond; overcome, 
 resist, escape, transgress, neglect, omit, 
 forget, ^"fir intr. = prec. , tr. (w. ace.) 
 cross over, pass, overcome, escape. ^?T- 
 f?f intr. run away, tr. (w. ace.) pass by, 
 escape, "^f^ roll over (loc); move or 
 turn towards (adv. in cT^)- "^«f intr. pass 
 or rise after, last, continue, also = S. (g.) ; 
 tr. (w. ace.) roll after, follow, pursue, 
 adhere, cling to, equal in (instr.), consent, 
 agree, obey, oblige, be devoted to or 
 intent upon, conform one's self to or 
 depend upon, fall into or partake of. 
 C. cause to roll on, cause to follow or 
 pursue, join to (loc); recite, answer. 
 ^BTTT go after, follow, conform one's self 
 to (ace). '^nT'J C. mix with (loc). "^tf 
 turn oft' or aside, go away, withdraw. 
 ^Xf the same, desist from (abl.). ■^rfvf 
 move or turn towards (ace. or adv. in rl^), 
 rise, appear, take place; approach, ad- 
 vance (as friend or foe), meet, encounter, 
 attack, conquer. ^Tff)? approach, go 
 against (ace); come near or back; rise, 
 appear. "^ A.(M.) turn or roll hither, 
 sc. T^^J^ = come to; turn around, pass 
 by (ace.) ; M. roll near or back (intr.). 
 
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 revolve; go down, set; (± Jifjj;) return, 
 also = be born anew ; be repeated or 
 renewed. C. turn or come to (i^T^j^;); 
 bring near, attract; turn round, invert, 
 disturb, destroy; bring back, repeat, recite. 
 I. move quickly, stir. ^^T M. roll after 
 or along, follow; I. the same. "^tJT turn 
 away from (abl.). "^^T turn towards, 
 resort to (ace). C. approach (sc. "^T^), 
 repeat. "^XJl turn towards, resort to (ace), 
 arrive at (ace. or loc); turn from (abl.), 
 return, come back. C. turn hither (tr.), 
 bring near or back; obtain, win. "^^m 
 turn towards, get to, partake of (ace). 
 XJ"^ turn round or away, turn into (instr.). 
 Q. put instead of something else, "^•ftj'xjx 
 go after or along, follow. "^fH^"^! turn 
 towards or around. If^T turn towards 
 (ace); return, comeback. ^T turn away 
 or back (intr.); separate from or part 
 with , get rid of (instr. or abl.) ; open, 
 burst, split into (adv. in VT); cease, come 
 to an end. C. sever or free from (instr. 
 or abl.); remove, destroy, annul. ^TTT 
 turn back, return, go home (esp. of a 
 pupil after his apprenticeship); approach, 
 come hither; turn towards (ace); come 
 off, take place, pass away. C. drive home 
 (cows), dismiss (a pupil), "^f^^i^j & 
 "^^^^T return. "^^ spring off, go out, 
 disappear from (abl.), burst asunder, boil 
 up, swell. C. burst asunder (tr.), destroy, 
 ruin, "^xy tread upon, approach, appear, 
 befall, fif turn round (tr. & intr.); return 
 (also into life i.e. be born again); turn 
 away, flee, abstain or desist from, get rid 
 of (abl.); end with or at (abl); not belong 
 to, be withheld from (abl.), stop, pause, 
 cease, disappear. C. turn downwards, 
 bring or lead back, keep off, avert from 
 (abl.), give up, let go, withhold, suppress, 
 annul; refuse, deny; grant, procure, 
 perform, accomplish. ^fiffiT return; C. 
 repeat, '^'qf^ return, be repeated. TTfTTf^ 
 turn back from (abl.), escape. C. lead 
 back, turn off^ avert, f^fif turn back. 
 
 desist from, renounce (abl.); cease, dis- 
 appear, vanish, be extinguished (fire). 
 C. lead or draw back, avert, annul, frus- 
 trate, ^f^ turn back, return from (abl.); 
 stop, pause; abstain or desist from (abl.), 
 pass away. C. send or lead back, divert 
 from (abl.); stop (tr.), suppress, fif^ roll 
 out, come forth, develop, grow, become 
 (nom.), be performed or finished, return. 
 C. bring forth, create, effect, perform, 
 accomplish. "^f^f%;5[^ come forth, develop; 
 C. bring about, accomplish. Xj'^j turn the 
 back upon (abl.), turn round (^H^ to- 
 wards the north), return; abstain or desist 
 from (abl.). nfT(^ turn round, move in a 
 circle, roll (w. ^^^ run in the mind); 
 roam, walk about (ace); return, go back 
 to (ace), be reborn in (loc), change, alter 
 (±^^''8rr); abide, dwell; act, proceed, 
 behave. C. turn round (tr.), move about, 
 upset, alter, change, renew; turn topsy 
 turvy i.e. confuse, destroy. f^Xlf'^ turn 
 round, roll (w. ^^^ = pree), roam about, 
 change, alter. ^xrf?r the same + come 
 back, return; get rid of (abl.). "IT turn 
 forward, set out, move on; come forth, 
 rise, appear, originate from (abl.), come 
 off, take place, happen, occur; undertake, 
 begin, set about, prepare for (intin., dat., 
 loe, or "^^T^); act, proceed, deal with 
 (loc); work, be valid, cause, effect; rest 
 or be turned upon (loe); last, continue; 
 become, be present, exist; have the sense 
 or meaning of (loe). C. set in motion, 
 hurl, cast, or send away; introduce, estab- 
 lish, appoint; produce, accomplish; form, 
 make; show, exhibit; undertake, begin; 
 use, employ, ^rf?!!? come forth abundantly. 
 "^f^IT move or roll towards, fall into 
 (ace); set out, get in motion. ^If come 
 forth, rise, begin, undertake, prepare for 
 (dat. or loe); deal with, behave towards 
 (loe). C. set in motion , set abroad, 
 divulge, introduce; undertake, begin. f% 
 roll, run, turn, wallow, struggle; sink 
 (sun); turn or run away, part with (instr.); 
 
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 f^^^T^ 
 
 come forth, rise from (abl.), expand, de- 
 velop. C. turn, roll, contract (the brows); 
 form, shape, make of (instr.); remove, 
 keep off or asunder, ^j:^^ turn towards, 
 approach, meet, encounter (as friends or 
 foes), assemble, unite; take shape, come 
 into being, originate or rise from (abl.), 
 happen, take place, begin, be, become, be 
 present, exist. C. turn to (ace); roll, 
 clinch (the fist); envelop, cover; hurl, 
 cast; break, destroy; perform, accomplish. 
 ^f^^^ turn to (ace), prepare for, begin 
 (infin.). — Cf. ^f?f'R^TT, "^TfiT^Tf, ^^- 
 f tT, ^^f tT, ^XHf ^, ^f^H^TT (add.) ; 
 
 ^xnW^ (sic!), fi!|Tf, f^TT, "qfTfTT, 
 ir^TT, ftf^f Tf, f^f^f tT- f4f tT, ^T^, 
 ^f tT, ^f^f tT, ^RT^tT. 
 
 2"^r|^ ( — o) enclosing, surrounding; f. attend- 
 ance, band, troop, army. 
 
 3^r^ (— o) turning, moving, existing, being; 
 after numerals -fold. 
 
 "^rf a. covered, veiled, hidden, enclosed or 
 surrounded by, endowed with, full of (instr. 
 or — o). 
 
 "^(TT f- progress, motion. 
 
 I'^fTf f. enclosure, hedge, fence. 
 
 2"^f7T f. choice, selection, request. 
 
 "a'Tif a. turned, round; happened, passed; 
 finished, accomplished; ceased, gone, died; 
 being, present (o — ); become; having 
 behaved towards (loc). — n. occurrence, 
 appearance, event, adventure; cause, 
 matter; conduct, behaviour, practice; 
 verse, metre. 
 
 '^TfoRf'trT a. distressed for subsistence. 
 
 "^tTcRT^ a. round-bellied (leech). 
 
 'g'Tj^ a. knowing the conduct of (gen.). 
 
 'i'^^nT a. round; also = seq. 
 
 "^TT^ITf^, ®^tl^, & '^^ a. well behaved, 
 virtuous. 
 
 ^TTTnT ni. occurrence, adventures; report, 
 story, tale. 
 
 Bf^ f. turning, rolling; being, existence, 
 livelihood, maintenance (ace. w. 'oR or cfi^ 
 & instr. live on or by); mode of being 
 
 or acting, conduct, behaviour, esp. good 
 conduct or respectful behaviour towards 
 (gen. or — o); devotion to or pursuit of 
 (loc. or — o); usage, practice, rule; nature, 
 character, style (d.); action, activity, 
 function or force of a word; commentary 
 on a Sutra. 
 
 Wf%«t^ a. occupied with, living by ( — o). 
 
 ■^frftRifT a. the same; acting like. 
 
 "^TtT^^ a. displaying strength. 
 
 ^T^f'^n^ adv. for the sake of subsistence. 
 
 ^"^ m. coverer, besetter, encloser, N. of a 
 demon, the chief enemy of Indra; n. (m.) 
 i.g. foe or host of foes. 
 
 '^"^rf"^ n). a worse foe or Vrtra. 
 
 "^"^^"jj" a. overcoming foes or Vrtra. 
 
 ^■^H^ n. abstr. to prec. 
 
 "^"^Ij"^ f. Vrtra's mother. 
 
 "^"^■^i;;!! m^ Vrtra's foe, E. of Indra. 
 
 5'^f^f^5 & ^^TT't f- the same. 
 
 ^'^ a. slaying foes or Vrtra. 
 
 ^"^^(^T n , "^"^^ m. abstr. to prec. 
 
 f^Vl> f. o^'^^i^^; m. E. of Indra. 
 
 ^"^f «fT^ m. = prec. m. 
 
 ^^yoR adv. = seq. 
 
 ^T adv. at will, at pleasure; freely, gaily, 
 at random; in vain, for nothing, falsely, 
 wrongly (often o — ). 
 
 H"^T^T f- useless travel. 
 
 '^^Tc'hW a. begotten in vain. 
 
 ^^ a. grown up, adult, large, tall, strong, 
 intense, great, high, important, aged, old, 
 skilful, clever, distinguished or eminent 
 by (instr. or—o); glad, cheerful, haughty, 
 arrogant; subject to Vrddhi (g.). 
 
 "^I^T^ m. an old boar. 
 
 ^^'pf m. the elder Garga. 
 
 '^l^'^TW^ ^' th® ^1^^^ Canakya. 
 
 f^J f., o^ n. old age. 
 
 "q^^j^ m. the same. 
 
 ^ir^f ^ a. high-potent. 
 
 "i"^^Tf5rr[^ f- an old woman. 
 
 ^^^W ™* ^° ^^^ beggar.* 
 
 ^#^^^ & »I[^^ a. very strong or mighty. 
 
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 H^f^^ m. an old bon-vivant.* 
 
 "^^"iT^Hc "'• ^- ^f ^ ^^'"g- 
 
 ^^^T'=h^ ni. the elder Qakalya. 
 
 "^^^^TT^ ™« an old jackal. 
 
 ^^%^T f- reverence for the aged. 
 
 '§^%f%1 »• honouring the agejl. 
 
 H^g a. vital, vigorous, 
 
 gf^ f. growth, increase; swelling, rising, 
 ascending; thriving, prosperity, happiness; 
 delight, enthusiasm, inspiration; gain, 
 profit, interest (on money lent); the 
 highest gradation of a vowel (cf. ^^). 
 
 ^f^WK^ f- t^ causing increase. 
 
 "jf^^^cfi & o^^if a. living by usury. 
 
 ^f^^ a. the same. 
 
 ^f%^«rf^ a. increasing, strong, mighty. 
 
 ^f^^W n. a kind of funeral meal. 
 
 'J^T'^ ra. an old bull. 
 
 f %TtI%f^it. a. zirr -J^tf^ii;. 
 
 ^I^n' "^^if^» **^' PP- f ^ (q-^'O A. make to 
 grow, elevate, strengthen, cheer, gladden, 
 rouse, inspire; M.(A.) grow, thrive, in- 
 crease in (ace); spread, expand, lengthen 
 (days) ; be blessed or fortunate (± f^^j). 
 C. "^V^ftf, °% A. elevate, rear, bring up, 
 promote, further, make great or strong; 
 delight, cheer, inspire (M. intr. or refl.). — 
 ^fTfgrow beyond, "^^grow after another 
 or in proportion with (ace); grow or in- i 
 crease gradually. ^f*f grow up, grow 
 stronger or greater, thrive or increase in 
 (instr.), spread, expand, grow beyond 
 (ace), surpass. "^T A. cause to grow, 
 M. grow, increase. Xff^ grow up, increase, 
 get stronger or mightier. C. cause to 
 swell (the sea) ; rear up, foster; gladden, 
 delight. IT A. elevate, exalt, inspire; M. 
 (A.) grow on or up, thrive, be animated 
 or inspired. C. strengthen, augment, 
 lengthen, bring up, promote, further, 
 exalt. ^f?rJI grow beyond (ace), surpass, 
 exceed, ^ir grow, increase, augment, 
 thrive, f^ grow, increase, swell, thrive, 
 be blessed or fortunate; rise, originate. 
 ^f^ thrive. ^^ A. grant, fulfil (a wish); 
 
 grow, increase, C. make to grow or 
 thrive, bring up, rear, nourish, feed, 
 strengthen, promote, cherish, embellish. - 
 Cf. -^frflTf^, ^fTTf^, lif^ (sic!), 
 
 2^^^ a. pleased, merry, inspired; gladdening, 
 
 increasing, strengthening. 
 W^ a. = prec. ; m. comforter, promoter, 
 
 friend. 
 '^^^T'T a. growing or rejoicing. 
 ^^^^ a. cheerful, merrv. 
 ^\JX«fi a. a match for (gen.). 
 ^^ dat. inf. to ITO . 
 ^«tT ni. a cert, creeping animal or a kind of 
 
 plant; n. leaf-stalk. 
 ^irT^ (adj. — ©), f. ^f^cRT = pree n. 
 ^•^ n. heap, multitude, herd, troop, band; 
 
 ^^^ & 1*'?^^ ^" groups or in large 
 
 numbers, 
 ^i^TT "^' a god. 
 ^•tf;TT«R^ f- ^TkMI being at the head of, the 
 
 best or finest among (loe or — o). 
 ^•I^X^if n. N. of a sacred grove. 
 ^f^«T^ a. containing plenty of (— «). 
 ^"5[ or OT m. N. of a man. 
 ^f^"^ m. scorpion. 
 
 ^\, ^"tfir, *%, pp. fk (q.v.) rain (either 
 pers. w. Parjanya, Indra, etc. as subj., or 
 impers.), pour down, shed or cover with 
 (instr.); loe "^i^f?! while it is raining. 
 C. ^"cf^fTT cause to rain or let fall down 
 as rain; sprinkle or cover with (instr.). - 
 ^ftT rain, pour down; sprinkle or cover 
 with (instr.). "^^ & ^f the same. If begin 
 to rain, pour or shower down; sprinkle 
 or cover with (instr.). Iff?!, f% C, & ^»^ 
 = pree w. instr. 
 
 '^'Cf m. man, husband, male of animals, esp. 
 bull (old only — o), w. ^^TH ^he first of 
 the dice; i.g. chief or best of (gen. or 
 — o); E. of Qiva, Visnu, etc., N. of sev. 
 men. 
 
 OTcR m. a cert, plant, N. of a king. 
 
 f "^^foR^i^^ a. acting like a man (hero) or like 
 ""a bull. 
 
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 OT^Pfl a. manly-minded. 
 
 ^^j|> a. wearing big bracelets or rings. 
 
 ^m i j m. scrotum, du. the testicles. 
 
 ■^Ifljpg' a. drawn by stallions. 
 
 'q'^M^, °^ftf be in rut. 
 
 ^"^rWrT a. yolced with or drawn by stallions. 
 
 ^-qir^^ a. having rich treasures. 
 
 'S^'^ & °(«f«t n. manhood. 
 
 -^■q^ m. cat (lit. = seq.). 
 
 ^"q^^^, f. °^^ strong-toothed. 
 
 l-^TEf^.^ m. a flag with a bull. 
 
 2i^^cr5r a. having a bull for a sign; m. E. 
 
 of Civa. 
 -^-^^ a. manly, potent, strong, ra. man, 
 stallion, bull, boar, E. of sev. gods, esp. 
 of Indra; f. "^Wt mare. 
 ^■^»ITf*T a. having strong naves. 
 ^•qH-^*!^ a. strong-jointed, E. of Visnu etc. 
 ^^mfxij" a. strong-hoofed. 
 4"5(IRIT^«l. a. moving on with stallions. 
 OTX^ a. looking strong. 
 ^^^|*a. manly, potent, strong; m. bull, first 
 
 or best of (gen. or — o), chief, lord etc. 
 ^-q^^^ & o-hsm a. & m.=2Y5r^^. 
 ^^^"^^ n. ox-waggon. 
 OTH^^^T f- pl- (^%T) fifteen cows and a 
 
 • bull. 
 '^XJ^T'f "1- N. of Radha's father. 
 "^"^^T«TWr f- patron, of Radha, T. of a play. 
 OT^ofi^f^T f- pl- (w- %r) a thousand cows 
 
 and a bull. 
 ^WoRT^T f. pl. (w. %) ten cows and a 
 
 bull. 
 ^"Bf^HJ^ & ^fl^ a. strong-minded, manly, 
 
 courageous. 
 '^^'^ a. mttish, petulant. 
 "^^ or ^^^ m. little man, low person, 
 
 esp. a ^iidra (f. qM^sTl). 
 -^■q^rfT f«, ®^ ^' the condition of a Qudra. 
 "^iBf^'^f^ff a. who gains his subsistence from 
 
 Q-Qdras. 
 '^'^l^tlfTT m. the husband of a Qudra woman. 
 ^"Bf^rT a. bearing strong sway or ruling over 
 
 jff a. forming a strong band (Maruts). 
 ?'q%«f a. having a host of men ; m. a man's 
 
 name. 
 
 "^^"^ , ^"^'RT desire the male, be in rut. 
 ^"Brr^fx? m. strong ape or man-ape, a mythol. 
 
 being; E. of the sun, of Indra, etc. 
 ef^T^ a. & m. =2^^^^. 
 "^TTW ^- nourishing food. 
 lOTT^ , o"?lf?T cause (ace.) to rain. 
 2OT1^, ^jf^ be or roar like a bull, show 
 
 manly strength or courage, be lustful or 
 
 eager; rush upon (ace, dat, or loc). 
 ^^^V a. fighting men. 
 ^■qi"^ m. a kind of animal. 
 ^ a. (having) rained; loc. "^^ when it has 
 
 rained. 
 Wf^ or ^f^ f. rain (lit. & fig.)- 
 Hfgxrrcf m. a shower of rain. 
 ^f^^^^ or ffE'Hfr^ a. rainy, raining. 
 ^f^^f^ & **4f^ a. causing or giving rain. 
 
 HfctTf or ^f%l!I a. manly, potent, strong; m. 
 
 ram, E. of Qiva etc., pi. N. of a princely 
 
 race. 
 cff^liTtlT^ m. shepherd. 
 ^"CtJlTy a. = seq.; n. manliness, vigour. 
 H-aiT^rT^«rf a. manly, vigorous. 
 ^"51 a. causing manliness; m. E. of Qiva, 
 
 n. an aphrodisiac. 
 % m. (nom. %^)= if^- 
 %^TSJ n. = ^%^T!I. 
 %irr ra. jerk, wrench, shock; gush, flood; 
 
 violence, haste, speed, quick motion; 
 
 onset, eruption, burst, paroxysm, effect (of 
 
 a poison); impulse, agitation. . 
 %;ir^ifT^ a. swelling, undulating, rapid. 
 %f^fT & %n'F'lL a. the same. 
 "^TT^ a. of rapid effect (venom). 
 %^ m. pi. N. of a people. 
 ^W^ m. N. of a mountain. 
 "^Z V. seq. 
 
 %5TT ^- the exclamation Vet (r.). 
 %Uf m. worker in reed (a cert, caste); f . "^T 
 
 N. of a river. 
 l^XnTTfTZ ii^' the bank of the river Vena. 
 
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 2%T!nTfZ m. pi. N. of a people. 
 
 %flir or ^xft f. a braid of hair, hair twisted 
 
 into a single braid (cf. "^cR^flir). 
 %in>^fTT m- T. of a play. 
 %iy| or "qfTBI m. reed, esp. baraboo-reed (poss. 
 
 o^«rTt); also = seq. sgl. 
 ^HTcfi m. flute, fife; pi. N. of a people. 
 %^^^ n. split bamboo-reed. 
 ^TJI^ZI", f. 1^ made of bamboo-reed. 
 ^^^^ m. pi. baniboo seed, f. t^ an oblation 
 
 "of it. 
 ^in"^ft f- a bamboo staff. 
 %llTf^^'5r n- split bamboo ; ®^^^ a. made 
 
 "of it. 
 %rIT^ ni. elephant. 
 %fIiT n. wages, price. 
 %ff«n^l«T n. non-payment of wages. 
 *^Tl% & ^TlW dat. inf. to 3t%5. 
 %rl^ m,, f. ^ the ratan, a kind of large reed. 
 %ff^^t% a. pliable, supple (cf. prec). 
 ^ffT<5f m. a kind of goblins or vampires. 
 %ffT^T:?l'f^^"RT & ^W\ f. the 25 tales of the 
 
 Vetala (T. of sev. collections). 
 I'^tT ni. knower, witness. 
 2%tT m. husband. 
 
 ■^"^ m. n. a kind of reed; n. also staff. 
 ^"^^TTT t' a female door-keeper (lit. staff- 
 bearer). 
 ^"^"'SrfS & °^(TT f. a staff of reed or cane. 
 %^^nf^ a. poss. to^^; f. o^7}^=%-:q^-5(;j, 
 
 N. of a river. 
 ^'^T'FF'T n- seat or chair of cane. 
 ^f^«^ m. staff-bearer, i.e. door-keeper. 
 1^^ m. knowledge, esp. sacred knowledge, 
 
 the (triple) Veda. 
 2t^^ m. finding, obtaining. 
 3^^ ni. a tuft of strong grass used to sweep, 
 
 to kindle fire, etc. 
 4^^ m. N. of sev. men. 
 "^^■^ a. knowing the Veda. 
 ^^ffi^ n. the true nature of the Veda. 
 ^^ffT=l(^ m. the true meaning of the Veda, 
 
 °f%^ a. knowing it. 
 ^^rTT f- possession, wealth. 
 
 1%^«T a. making known, announcing; (also 
 
 f. "gjfT) understanding, knowledge; f. "^f 
 
 (also n.) feeling, sensation, esp. pain, ache. 
 2*^^ a. finding, getting, procuring ( — o); 
 
 n. finding, acquiring, marrying (of both 
 
 sexes), wealth, property. 
 %^f^«^^ a. reviling the Veda. 
 %^f^^T f- abstr. to prec. 
 ^^T'^T a. having got to the end of the 
 
 Veda, i.e. thoroughly versed in it. 
 %^JT5f n. merit acquired by the (study of 
 
 the) Veda. 
 %^1T^T«T n. imparting or teaching the Veda. 
 %^"^"5T n- the fruit of the (study of the) 
 
 Veda. 
 ^Qr"^T1T ^' external to the Veda, not based 
 
 on it. 
 %^^^J^^ n. Veda-apprenticeship. 
 %^7SI^ m. a sacrifice prescribed by the Veda. 
 %^f%JrT m. knower, perceiver. 
 ^l^"^"^"^ n. the secret of the Veda i.e. the 
 
 Upanishad. 
 ^^cf«ff a. familiar with the Veda. 
 %^fH^ a. knowing the Veda ; superl. of^Tf^. 
 %^f^^T f- the knowledge of the Veda. 
 %^;^^^ a.=%^f^^. 
 ^^^l^H^tlX"^^ a. having gone through the 
 
 Veda and the Vedangas, well read in both. 
 %^%^^f^Q[ a. knowing the Veda and the 
 
 Vedfingas. 
 ^^ITT^ n. the doctrine of the Veda, °f^Q[ a. 
 
 knowing it. 
 1^^^ n. knowledge. 
 2'^^Bl ^' wealth, property. 
 t%^ V. ^t%^^- 
 ^^^f^flT f. a collection or redaction of the 
 
 Veda. 
 ^^^•^TRr«R a. who has gone through and 
 
 gives up the study and ritual of the Veda. 
 ^^T^l^ n. a limb of the Veda, i.e. one of the 
 
 6 auxiliary works belonging to it. 
 ^^Tf^ m. the beginning of the Veda, the 
 
 sacred syllable Om (also n.). 
 %^Tf^TT ra. the study of the Veda. 
 "^^T'Wi?«f n. the same. 
 
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 %^>5J'nST&o'f%yi^a. who studies or has studied 
 
 the Veda. 
 %^T«T'^'^»T D. neglecting the study of the 
 
 Veda. 
 ^^TT^^f n. repeating or reciting the Veda. 
 %^T«rT nn. the end of the Veda or of the 
 
 Veda-study; N. of a philos. system. 
 ^^•ffcRc^ m. the author of the Vedanta. 
 %^T«ff"ftf(5r ni. a knower of the Vedanta. 
 %^T«fI^TT ™*' °^'^ "• 'T- ^f works. 
 %^T'nTT«i;. m. a follower of the Vedanta. 
 %<^T*5T^ na. the study of the Veda. 
 %^T^ m. the meaning of the Veda; <*f^Q[ a. 
 
 knowing it. 
 
 ^fS or %?^ f. the sacrificial bed or altar 
 (excavated in the ground and covered 
 with grass or straw); i.g. support, pedestal, 
 bench. 
 %f^«fiT f- the same. 
 %f^ri^ or Ofl^ a. to be known. 
 "^f^cT or %f^rf m. knower. 
 l"^f^*l^ a. knowing or making known ( — «). 
 2%f^i^ a. marrying (— °). 
 ^f^^T^"^ n- loose earth of the sacrificial bed. 
 ^f^"^^ a. sitting in or on the altar, 
 "^f^^ (superl.) procuring most (ace). 
 "^^^^JH, (compar.) knowing or finding better 
 
 than (abl.). 
 ^"ffifi a. obtaining (ace). 
 "Sf^TW & '^Tf^ff a. taught or contained in 
 
 the Veda. 
 ^■^^cfiTW n- supplement or subordinate 
 
 science to the Veda. 
 ■^^ m. piercer, nom. also who will pierce or 
 
 lit (fut.). 
 l^^l a. to be (being) known or learned; 
 
 notorious, famous. 
 2%^ a. to be acquired or married. 
 ^^T f- knowledge, as instr. really, indeed. 
 ^^Tcfif?! f. a kind of altar. 
 cr\:f m. piercing, opening. 
 "^f^JcR m. piercer. 
 ^^^ n. piercing, hitting. 
 %^^ a. pious, devout, true, faithful, good, 
 virtuous, honest, capable, clever, wise, 
 m. worshipper, servant of the gods; author, 
 
 creator, E. of Brahman (± TT"^^), of Praja- 
 pati, Qiva, etc. 
 ^^if^T (instr.) f. worship. 
 
 %f^cr V. ^v . 
 
 %f^«^^ a. piercing, hitting ( — o). 
 
 ^12J a. to be pierced or perforated. 
 
 %i^, ^iffTT long for, desire; be envious or 
 
 jealous. — "^g strive to entice or win. 
 
 ^T( & f^ turn away disdainfully. 
 ^•i", f. '1^ longing for, desirous of, loving; 
 
 m. longing for, wish, desire (also f. ^J)? 
 
 a man's name. 
 %t?f a. desirable, lovely, N. of a man. 
 %X(^ V. lf%H^. 
 
 "^TT a. (f. ^3 ^ ™* trembling, shaking. 
 %li^ m. tremor. 
 ^^^*^ & °^^^ a. = seq. a. 
 %qif a. & n. trembling, shaking. 
 "^"q^ n. = prec. n. 
 %fq^ (superl.) most inspired. 
 ^TC m. a loom. 
 %TToR m., ^ f. weaver. 
 ^iT«l^ n. loom or shuttle. 
 i^w|T f. end-point, limit; either boundary of 
 
 the land and of the sea i.e. shore, coast; 
 
 or point of time, hour, day-time; also 
 
 right time, opportunity, last hour, hour of 
 
 death; tide, flow (opp. ebb). 
 %^T^^ & %t?fT^^ n. flow-water, flow (opp. 
 
 ebb). 
 %^T^f^^ n. the same.* 
 %^TW^f a. untimely, premature. 
 %^, %iif7f, pp. ^f^TT move to and fro, 
 
 tremble, reel, undulate. — "^^, f^, & ^?^ 
 ^ =± S. ~ Cf. ^IftrT. 
 %^«T n. waving, rolling. 
 %"f%^ a. rapid, quick. 
 1%^ m. settler, neighbour; dwelling, tent, 
 
 house, esp. brothel. 
 
 2%^ V. l^^. 
 
 ^^^ n. settlement, neighbourhood. 
 %^«T n. entering, entrance. 
 %^«Tt m., '^^•ffT & %^nft f. pond. 
 %ir*rr"^ m. the nature of a courtezan. 
 %1["^^ & °^f^fTT f- a courtezan. 
 ^'^T^T"^ ni- brothel. 
 
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 ^^^ m. settler, neighbour. 
 
 %^T,tTT f. pond. 
 
 %f^«|^ a. entering (— ®). 
 
 ^^ f. pin. 
 
 "^^XTT't ^' dwelling, house, chamber. 
 
 %^ n. neighbourhood; bondage, dependence. 
 
 ^^^ & ^^TWTT f. =seq. 
 
 %^T f- whore, courtezan (intranda). 
 
 ^^T"^"^ ^' whoreson. 
 
 f^^ m. work, activity, attendance; dress, 
 external appearance. 
 
 2%"^ a. working, active. 
 
 %qTTf or'^TH' n., ^"BfljrT f- waiting on, attend- 
 ance, service. 
 
 %'^r^TfT^ ^- having the dress or appearance 
 
 ^ of (--)• 
 
 %5rr^^ n. change of dress. 
 
 %c^ m. a noose for strangling. 
 
 ^"ST, "^rS^ wind around (intr.), cling or stick 
 to (loc). C. '%^'^fH, *>%, pp- %fei wind 
 or tie round; wrap, envelop, cover, en- 
 close, surround. — "^^ C. wrap, cover; 
 spread, "^"q C. strip off. "^f^ wrap, 
 cover. "^T spread or expand over (loc.) ; 
 C. wrap, cover, clothe; twist (a string); 
 enclose, confine. "^^ unwind, unfasten, 
 untwist, unseal, v^tf C. wind round, em- 
 brace, fif clutch, grasp, wrap. f^T^ strip 
 off, bare. Iff^ wind or put around; wrap, 
 cover, enclose, surround, f^ strip off; 
 wrap, envelop. ^5F^ roll or shrink to- 
 gether. C. wrap, envelop, cover; cause 
 to roll or shrink together. 
 
 ^"5 m. snare, noose, knot. 
 
 "^^•f n. winding round, wrapping, covering, 
 enveloping; wrapper, bandage; turban, 
 diadem; enclosure, fence. 
 
 %^oR a. clinging, sticking. 
 
 ^^ m. head-band. 
 
 "^^T^ m. a mule. 
 
 ^ff^ f. a barren or miscarrying cow. 
 
 'Sf a particle emphasizing the preceding word 
 or merely expletive. 
 
 ^cfi'^ n. upper garment, mantle, also = seq. 
 
 ^cR^^ n. a garland of flowers hanging down 
 from the shoulder. 
 
 ^efiuf m. du. N. of two tribes. 
 
 %cfi^ ra. a cert, part of the sacrificial victim. 
 
 %cB(f«T a. relating to or descended from the 
 (god of the) sun ; m. E. of Karna. 
 
 %cfif%I«fi, f- ^ optional, arbitrary. 
 
 %c|i^ n. infirmity, imperfection, deficiency, 
 want, absence; despondency, perplexity. 
 
 ^efilfr^' f. ^ resting on or undergoing a 
 change; n. = seq. 
 
 %oRT^ n. change, alteration. 
 
 ^cRtT^cR n. evening meditation or meal. 
 
 ^cRTj^m. E. of Indra or Visnu; m.n. Visnu's 
 heaven. 
 
 %oRff a. produced by change, derived, sec- 
 ondary; altered, disfigured, ugly; unnatural, 
 artificial, n. change, alteration, degene- 
 ration, unnatural condition or apparition; 
 aversion, enmity. 
 
 ^^^ n. = prec. n. 
 
 %^^ n. confusion, agitation, distress. 
 
 %^Qgj n., OffT f. the sam.e. 
 
 l%^jif^ m. a class of Rishis & cert, stars; 
 a Brahman of the third order, ascetic, 
 hermit (f. o^). 
 
 2%T5lT«I^ a. relating to hermits or ascetics, 
 monastic. 
 
 %^n5r a- bad quality, fault, defect. 
 
 ^frj-rtl n. confusion or absence of mind. 
 
 ^(^■^f n. variety, diversity. 
 
 %^^nT ni. Indra's banner, also- f. t[ banner, 
 flag i.g. 
 
 ^oI'^fitTcRT f- flag, banner; a kind of neck- 
 lace. 
 
 %^T^ n. unequality, heterogeneousness. 
 
 ^^^ n. (m.) the cat's eye (a kind of gem). 
 
 ^TJI" m. = ^TJf. 
 
 ^UJ^, f. ^ made of bamboo-reed; m. flute. 
 
 ^cfTET, f- ^ made of reed, reed-lilie; o^ 
 ^f%; f. flexibility, pliantness. 
 
 %?!!•! & °f%cR a. relating to the three sacred 
 fires, sacrifiaial. 
 
 ^cTTl^lJ^ a. skilled in fire-rites. 
 
 %fnf^cfi m. a king's bard or praiser. 
 
 "^rfT^^ a. belonging to the Vetalas; n. N. 
 of a metre. 
 
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 ^^q 
 
 %^J\ij\ f., 07T2f n. knowinguess , cleverness, 
 skill at (loc. or — o). 
 
 %^^, f. t; relating to the Vidarbhas, a prince 
 or princess of the Vidarbhas, pi. the Vi- 
 darbhas. 
 
 "^"fe^j f. ^ Vedic, scriptural, sacred. 
 
 ^f^^ m. a prince of Vidi9a, pi. its inhab- 
 itants. 
 
 "^^^ V. ^T|^. 
 
 ^^ftr«R (f- fj & ^"^ coming from abroad, 
 foreign. 
 
 ^^^, f- ^ living in or coming from Videha; 
 m. W^ (±TT^T) a king of Videha (f. 
 o^ a cow from Videha, E. of Sita); pi. 
 N. of a people & a mixed caste (also 
 
 "^^ a. learned ; m. physician, doctor. 
 %^«TT"^ ni. chief of physicians, a man's name. 
 "^'5I'5^T^ m. king of physicians, E. of Dhan- 
 vantari. 
 
 ^^^T;; f. f^ relating to the Vidyadharas. 
 
 ^^TfT a- relating to lightning; flashing, glitter- 
 ing. 
 
 %W^ a. consisting or made of corals. 
 
 ^'tf^ n. unlawfulness, injustice; unequality, 
 difference. 
 
 %\il^ m. patr. of Budha (son of the moon). 
 
 ^^^^ m. the son of a widow. 
 
 ^^^ n, widowhood. 
 
 %t(^, f. "1^ fatal, m. patr. of Hari^candra. 
 
 ^"^^ n. loneliness, absence, want. 
 
 %^^ a. foolish, silly (lit. struck by Fate); 
 m. fool, idiot. 
 
 ^^TfJ^'a. descended froai Vinata, E. of Aruna 
 & Garuda. 
 
 ^•lf^l«R, f- t^ relating to discipline or moral 
 conduct. 
 
 ^•fT^EIcR, f- t: belonging to Vinayaka i.e. 
 
 Gane9a. 
 ^5Zf m. patron, from Vena. 
 ^iKJ a. relating to the Vindhya. 
 ^tp^clf n. inverted order, contrary. 
 %g^ n. largeness, width, great extent. 
 ^Hi^ n. fruitlessness, uselessness. 
 ^^^, f. 1^ relating to the gods, divine. 
 
 %^^ n. might, power, high position, majesty, 
 
 grandeur. 
 %'lTf^oR a. optional, arbitrary. 
 ^'ftff J °r1«R, & °^^oR a. coming from the 
 
 Vibhitaka tree, made of its wood (dice). 
 ^>JT^ n. N. of a celestial grove. 
 ^?T(€f n. dissension. 
 ^^•T^ n. dejectedness, uneasiness. 
 ^?f^ n. spotlessness, purity. 
 %^T^ a. born of a different mother, w. ?^T^ 
 
 m. = seq. 
 ^TT"^^ & **'%^ m. step-brother. 
 %^Tf^cfi, f- t^ riding in a sky -chariot, i.e. 
 
 celestial, divine. 
 cf^T^ n. aversion, repugnance to (loc. or — o). 
 ^^fT^ n. difference of price. 
 "^^^ n. uselessness. 
 «r^oRT^ ra. grammarian. 
 ^"^rr^ a. coming from a tiger; n. a tiger's 
 
 skin. 
 %"^T^ & °ftfcfi a. coming from or composed 
 ^ by Vyasa. 
 ^^^ a. hostile, revengeful; n. enmity, quarrel 
 
 with (instr. ± ^f or ^T^ & -°)- 
 ^K^K a. causing enmity or hatred. 
 %T^TfT«l^ a. beginning quarrel. 
 %T^R^ a. hostile, malicious, quarrelsome. 
 ^■^^^ n. enmity, revenge, punishment. 
 ^T^^'TT f- requital of enmity, retaliation. 
 %T'^'rT a. hostile, inimical. 
 "^"^^ n. aversion, disgust. 
 %X!^ n- the tasting bad or being repugnant, 
 
 also = prec. 
 %*?^^^ n- killing men. 
 
 ^"?^"n5r n. losing colour or turning pale; 
 
 absence of passion, indifference,repugnance. 
 
 %T;t4 a. coming from Viraj or relating to 
 
 the metre Viraj. 
 %TTZ a. relating to or descended from Virata. 
 %TT^ , o'^ft commence hostilities, becoming 
 
 inimical to (irfTf or instr.). 
 qpf^oR m. foe, enemy.* 
 9fT<n f., **Fr n. enmity, hostility. 
 %fi;^«^ a. inimical, m. enemy. 
 %"?^^ ^ change into hatred. 
 %^XI m. pi. N. of a class of the Aiigiras. 
 
t^T2I 
 
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 n. variety, difference; deformity. 
 
 WtT^'T a. belonging to or coming from the 
 sun; m. E. of Yisnu, N. of a prince etc. 
 n. diversity, unequality. 
 n. sense of shame, embarrassment, 
 perplexity. 
 
 n. change of colour. 
 
 ^"i^^ff, f. f^ coming from the sun, relating 
 to Yama or Manu; m. patron, of Yama 
 or Manu. 
 
 "^^T^ a. nuptial. 
 
 %^f%«R, f. t^ the same ; n. wedding. 
 
 %^Tir a. & n. = prec. 
 
 ^^^ n- clearness, purity. 
 
 ^^•fi? f- t^ forming a pond, pond-like. 
 
 ^^r^i'CI'ni'f m. N. of an ancient Rishi etc. 
 
 "^l^^ a. murderous, pernicious; n. murder, 
 slaughter, war, destruction, horrible deed. 
 
 ^^T^ m. a cert, month in summer, f, f;; the 
 full-moon day in it. 
 
 ^^TT^, f. t^ experienced, clever; n. = seq. 
 
 "^^■^^ n. abstr. to prec. 
 
 ^^T^> f. t^ coming from Vi^ala. 
 
 %f5r=P» f- t^ whorish. 
 
 '^f^I'^Cr ^- particularity, superiority. 
 
 ^^tXfcR, f. 1^ particular, specific, extraordi- 
 nary, m. a follower of the Vai9eshika 
 doctrine; n. peculiarity, characteristic, 
 N. of a philos. system. 
 
 ^"Jfi^ n. particularity, distinction, superiority. 
 
 I^IIT m., "^T f- a man & woman of the third 
 caste; n. ^^ condition of a V., depend- 
 ence. 
 
 ^^1^ a. relating to a Yai^ya (v. prec). 
 
 %15frrT f-, ^^ n., o^T^ m. = prec. 1 n. 
 
 'q^XJ'^ m. the son of a Vai^ya. 
 
 ^^^c[_ adv. like (of, to, in etc.) a Vai^ya. 
 
 ^^T^ & oX|'^ m. the son of a Vai^ya woman. 
 
 cf^Sf^XH" ^' patron, of Kubera. 
 
 W^ a. consecrated to the Vi^ve Devas, n. E. 
 of a lunar mansion. 
 
 ^^"^i^TlJ', f. "^ belonging or consecrated to 
 Vi^vakarman. 
 
 J^%^ (f. i) & o\r^^ a. = %:g adj. 
 
 a. manifold, various; n. the universe. 
 Nljf a. = prec. adj.; n. variety, difference. 
 
 l^T^T^f^, f. f[ belonging to or consisting of 
 all men, universal, complete, omnipresent 
 or omnipotent; m. fire or the god of fire, 
 the sun, also = f^'^t^T^ (ph.)- 
 
 2%"^T«T'5^ a. consecrated to Agni V. 
 
 ^^f??"^, f. "1^ relating to or descended from 
 Vi9vamitra. 
 
 %q"^ n. unevenness, unequality, difference, 
 dissension, disproportion, difficulty, pain, 
 distress, injustice, unkindness. 
 
 ^"Ef^ffa. being in the middle (of the year etc.), 
 
 central; n. centre. 
 
 ^■ClO"^, f. '5^ belonging or devoted to Visnu; 
 m. a worshipper of Visnu (f. t;), n. E. of 
 a lunar mansion. 
 
 ^■^^ a. relating to Visnu. 
 
 %^T^"3ir ^- unequality, difference. 
 
 %^"2J n. clearness, distinctness. 
 
 %l^^ n. loss of voice or language. 
 
 tf 1 (f- t) & tt'T a. bird-like. 
 
 %^T^^, f. "1^ being in the open air or in the, 
 sky. m. a dweller in the sky or in heaven; 
 n. the sky. 
 
 %^^ n. exhaustion, weakness. 
 
 %T^ m. a kind of snake. 
 
 ^T^^ a. to be carried, drawn, borne, married, 
 undertaken, accomplished. 
 
 %T^ or'cCTS a. carrying, drawing, leading, 
 bringing, m. horse or ox of draught 
 (± l^^"^ or ^^^); carrier, charioteer, 
 offerer, husband. 
 
 %m%^ m- N. of an author. j 
 
 ^T'^Z a sacrificial exclamation. ^ 
 
 o^^ a. having the shoulders apart, i.e. broad- 
 shouldered ; m. N. of a demon. 
 
 qj^f«f n. fraud, deceit. 
 
 ^^f^nr^ a. to be deceived. 
 
 cSCW a. adorned, fair, manifest, clear, n. adv. ; 
 abstr. OfTT f- 
 
 cSlff^ f. appearance, manifestation, distinct- 
 ness, variety, individual. 
 
 ^^ a. having no certain point or aim, un- 
 concentrated , distracted, perplexed, be- 
 wildered; quite occupied with, eagerly 
 engaged in (instr., loc. , or — o). Abstr. 
 
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 s^^ 
 
 1^^ a. spotted ; m. spot, stain (lit. & fig.). 
 
 2eJSf^ a. limbless, mutilated, crippled; abstr. 
 ""oflTt f. 
 
 ^T^^^, o^fir, pp. ^%rf rob of a limb, 
 mutilate, rnaim, cripple. 
 
 ^I^^T (loc.) when there is no coal burning. 
 
 ^f^i^ a. = 2^^. 
 
 oSf^ a. clear, distinct; implicit (rh.), abstr. 
 OffT f., o^ n. 
 
 ^^, f^T^f^ extend around, embrace, en- 
 compass. — ^J^ = S. 
 
 ^T^^ n. compass, extent, space. 
 
 ^T{4<i«n a. capacious, extensive, large. 
 
 ^f^¥ (suporl.) extending far and wide. 
 
 ^^if n. fanning; a fan (also ©cR n.). 
 
 ^^^ a. manifesting, betraying (gen. or — «); 
 abstr. o^ n. 
 
 ^^•T a. =prec. a. — f. ^ff indirect indication, 
 insinuation (rh.). n. manifestation, betrayal, 
 indirect or implicit expression, suggestion; 
 mark, sign (esp. of gender or of puberty), 
 characteristic, attribute, the insignia of a 
 prince, ornament i.g. , condiment, sauce, 
 juice; consonant, syllable. 
 
 ^rfTT rn. horse, steed. 
 
 ^f^cR'?[ m. mixing, confusing ; contact, union ; 
 confusion, disaster, accident. 
 
 ^rfHcfi'?;^«ff a. mixed, altered, different, 
 
 '^rf^fcfif^ff a. mixed or joined with (instr. or 
 
 ^f?fsfiH m. passing, getting a start; trans- 
 gression, violation, disregard, omission, 
 also = scq. 
 
 ^ft^^Tir & '^^TnT n., o^f^ f. offence, 
 injury. 
 
 ^f?ff?T^ a. mixed, confounded. 
 
 ^"firfr^W a- reaching beyond (ace), excessive, 
 abundant; richer or superior in (instr. or 
 — o), increased by ( — o); haughty, arro- 
 gant. 
 
 ^TclXcfim. separateness, exclusion, exception, 
 negation, contrast, opposite of ( — o). 
 
 ^T?f^^rW a. mixed, joined, connected. 
 
 ^T?f^"?3 m. barter, exchange; mutuality, 
 reciprocity. 
 
 ^cftcTa.gone, dead; passed over (act. i& pass.). 
 
 qSI(?J^ m. change, inverted order. 
 
 c5j(g'^ a. inverted, crossed. 
 
 c^ciQKJ m. transposition, change, reverse. 
 
 ^^ , ^^% (°ff!), PP- ^f^ff (q.v.) waver, 
 reel, stagger, come to fall, go wrong, fail; 
 tremble, be afraid or pained. C. ^^^Eff^T 
 cause to waver etc. , bring to fall , make 
 afraid or uneasy, distress, pain. — U, 
 ;#IT, f^, & ^Ti; = S. 
 
 ^f^if a. exciting, disturbing; n. wavering, 
 agitation, uneasiness. 
 
 ^^rf^fT ^' harasser (ace). 
 
 ^^T f- failure , disappointment, misfortune, 
 loss, adversity, uneasiness, sorrow, distress. 
 
 t^f^ V. ^gufH. 
 
 ggf^Tff a. wavering, agitated, disturbed, dis- 
 tressed ; n. agitation, pain, harm. 
 
 ^f^TEC a- wavering, reeling, sneaking, crooked, 
 mischievous, secret. 
 
 ^^ m., ^^''(it f- a gnawing animal. 
 
 gil^^, f^f?T (°%), pp. t^ir (q.v.) pierce, 
 hit, wound, hurt, harm, injure, affect or 
 afflict with (instr.). C. "^IJ^fTf pierce, hit, 
 ^T^TSrf^ cause to pierce etc. - ^f?f & 
 «9rf?f pierce, perforate, '^•f pierce or 
 wound (after another); intertwine, set 
 or fill with (instr.). ^Xf hurl or throw 
 away, give up, neglect. ■'?rf*T wound, hit. 
 ^^ precipitate into (loc.) or from (abl.). 
 ■^T throw, bore or break through; scare, 
 drive away, also = ^J & ^^T wave, 
 swing, brandish, fif throw down, over- 
 throw; shoot at, hit, pierce. f%^ wound, 
 kill, slay. X(JJ hurl off, wound, hit. "Cff^ 
 shoot at. If hurl, throw, shoot, perforate, 
 wound. uf^T shoot, hit. f% pierce, shoot. 
 ^fn^C shoot. — Cf. ^^W, ^^ft^, ^T- 
 
 c^^ m. piercing, bitting, perforation. 
 ^^«T a. & n. piercing, perforating. 
 ^jfVcfT^Ijr a. relating to another subject; 
 
 n. incongruency (g.). 
 ^^ m. half the way; loc. ^^^ or ^i^ adv. 
 
 midway. 
 c?i'?i^?[^ a. being midway or swerving from 
 
 the way. 
 
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 ^^X a- piercing, boring (cf. ^^). 
 
 ^iff a. separated, remote. 
 
 l^«rlT "• interval, indistinctness. 
 
 25I«fT''C ^' ^ class of supernatural beings. 
 
 cq^rT^T'T. ^^^' indifferently, moderately. 
 
 ^Xf^^ m. designation, appellation, name, 
 esp. family-name; pretext, pretence. 
 
 cg"q^^'^«fl^ a. having a designation or name. 
 
 ^tj%fgj«^a. = prec.; — <> designating, appeal- 
 ing or conforming one's self to. 
 
 ^XI«l'^ m., oif n. taking off, removing. 
 
 ^tf'lf^ f. pushing away, removal. 
 
 ^Xf^T'T n- retreat, flight. 
 
 ^^^T^W n- tearing out, removing, destroy- 
 ing. 
 
 ^rqf^^ a. thrown asunder or away, scattered, 
 broken, pierced, hit. 
 
 ^XfT^ m. cessation, end; absence, want. 
 
 ^xrr^'^ m. seat, place, refuge, support; 
 adj. — o resorting to, trusting in. 
 
 pqtr^X f- regard, consideration; expectation, 
 supposition. 
 
 cjjtffT a. separated, ceased, vanished. 
 
 ^^T^ m. removal, expulsion ; negation, denial. 
 
 ^f^^TT ni- going asunder or astray, 
 failure; offence, going beyond, trans- 
 gressing, sin, crime, esp. adultery (of a 
 wife). 
 
 ^f^^f^ a. going asunder or astray, in- 
 fidel, adulterous; going beyond, trans- 
 gressing ( — o), 
 
 ^?^ a. cloudless; loc. when the sky is clear. 
 
 ^^ , ""^rfTI, °% waste, squander, expend. 
 
 ^T^ m. going asunder, perishing, disappear- 
 ance, loss, destruction, waste, prodigality, 
 expense, money. 
 
 ^^«RT^ or ©cR m. pay-master. 
 
 ^^cfii|i^ n. a pay-master's office. 
 
 ^5I^cJiff a. expended, disbursed. 
 
 oq^^lill a. prodigal, dissipated. 
 
 ^^«T n. going away, parting; waste, expense. 
 
 pEf^ a. useless, vain (n. adv.); unmeaning, 
 contradictory; destitute of wealth or 
 money, i.g. destitute of (instr.). 
 ^^rfT f-, ®^ n. uselessness or senselessness. 
 ^^^ a. being deprived of (instr.). 
 
 ^^^ a. false, deceitful; n. adv., as subst. 
 falsehood, untruth, deceit, offence, pain, 
 grief. 
 
 ^^l^T ^- ^- of ^ plant. 
 
 f^cjiS^^ m. getting rid of (— ®), separation, 
 distinction, interruption, exclusion. 
 
 ^^■^^ a. to be excluded. 
 
 ^f^tlT^T n. lying or stepping between, inter- 
 cession, mediation, separation, distinction, 
 interruption ; also = seq. 
 
 ^^f\if m. covering, cover, veil. 
 
 ^^^rnr n^- exertion, resolution, purpose, 
 intention to (loc, Hf^f, or — o). 
 
 °Sl^^T'^^«fT^ & ®^Tf^«l^ a. determined, res- 
 olute. 
 
 ^^^T^T(JIcR, f. of^efiT of a resolute or con- 
 stant nature. 
 
 ^^'ftffT n-, **ftrfiT f- determination, resolve. 
 
 ^^^Tf. distinctness, particularity; constancy, 
 
 stability; state, position; decision, rule. 
 j ^^^Tf n. remaining, persevering, constancy; 
 state, condition. 
 
 ^'SI^f^rT a. being in a state or position, 
 situated, standing or being in, resting or 
 dependent on, sticking to (loc. or — o) ; 
 settled, fixed, limited, constant; existing, 
 appearing as (nom., instr., ger., adv., or — o). 
 
 ^^f^f^ f- distinctness, particularity, con- 
 stancy, perseverance in (loc), fixedness, 
 decision. 
 
 ^"^^cT^ a. to be used or employed; to be 
 acted or proceeded (n. impers.). 
 
 ^^^r( a. occupied or dealing with (instr.) ; 
 m. judge. 
 
 ^[^^"5^ m. procedure, conduct, way of acting ; 
 intercourse with (^f); usage, custom,, 
 activity, occupation, dealing with or in 
 (loc. or — ®); business, commerce, trade; 
 legal dispute, lawsuit, litigation, contract, 
 stipulation, administration of justice. 
 
 ^^^T«R ni. man of business. 
 
 «Sr^^TT<^«T^ n. judicial relation. 
 
 ^^ITT^^'T n. judicial investigation, trial. 
 
 ^^fTT'?^ n., o^T^iJ m. case in law. 
 ^r^WT'?;^«TT^ a. dealing in (— o); m. man of 
 business. 
 
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 ^rr^ 
 
 «9^WTTf^f^ ^- judicial procedure, code of 
 law. 
 
 ^^^"IT^T^f n. case in law. 
 
 cq^fT'?:;f%f?r f. judicial procedure. 
 
 ^^^TTT'RJ'l, a. having a lawsuit, accuser. 
 
 ^cf^Tf'C'l. ^- proceeding with, dealing in 
 ( — o); m. man of business, merchant. 
 
 ^^^^ a. to be dealt or communicated with. 
 
 ^"^f^ a- separated, interrupted, hindered, 
 disturbed. 
 
 ^^^t^T f- procedure, mode of acting, inter- 
 course, commerce, lawsuit. 
 
 gsj^J'^m. intervention, separation by inserting, 
 penetration, coition. 
 
 «9^Tf^1, a- intervening etc. (v. prec). 
 
 pEI'^ a. horseless; m. N. of an ancient Rishi. 
 
 c5if|rf.acquisition, succession; individual (ph.). 
 
 ^fE-^^fSfTT f- the being individuality or 
 totality (ph.). 
 
 ^^•T n. moving hither and thither, activity, 
 industry, propensity or devotion to, zeal 
 for (loc. or — °); passion, whim, hobby, 
 evil habit, vice; ill luck, adversity, ca- 
 lamity. 
 
 ^^Ff^«l. ^' active, exerting one's self; in- 
 tently attached to, fond of (loc. or — ®); 
 having evil passions, vicious, wicked ; un- 
 lucky, unfortunate. Abstr. ofiFffT f-, "^ n. 
 
 oSjf^ a. swordless. 
 
 cS(^ a. breathless, lifeless, dead ; abstr. ©^ n. 
 
 ^^ a. torn asunder, shaken, tossed ; divided, 
 separated; separate, single, several, 
 various; ^l^ oRT% sometimes, now and 
 then. 
 
 ^^%W^ f- ^"^ having dishevelled hair. 
 
 ^^cR a. boneless. 
 
 •5IT, ^^rf^r, ''% pp. "^^ft (q.v.) wrap, veil, 
 envelop; M. refl. — '^Xf unveil, uncover; 
 M. extricate one's self i.e. deny, '^fxf cover. 
 ^ wrap round (ace), hide one's self in 
 (loc). '^tj hang about (esp. the sacred 
 cord over the left shoulder), fif wind or 
 hang about, "qfx; wrap around; M. wind 
 something as cover round one's self. ^1^ 
 A. roll up, envelop; veil in (instr.), M. 
 refl. - Cf. ^l^^rT, t^tftrr, xifTftcT, ^^rf. 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit -English Dictionary. 
 
 =m«RTW n. putting asunder, separation ; ex- 
 planation, manifestation; analysis, gram- 
 mar. 
 
 ci| I'ch^ a. thoroughly filled with or full of 
 (instr. or — o); quite intent upon or oc- 
 cupied with ( — o); confused, disarranged, 
 perplexed, bewildered. Abstr. OffTf-j °(«f "• 
 
 ^T«R"5IiET^, °'^fH confuse, disarrange; pp. '5IT- 
 ^f^cl=prec. 
 
 ^li^ ^ = prec, o^ p. 
 
 ^T«fiKl f- separation, analysis, explanation. 
 
 ^T^T^ a- expanded, blossomed, open. 
 
 ^T%T'5|' tti- abusing, reviling. 
 
 ^X^^ ™' = prec; also distraction, absence 
 of mind. 
 
 ^Srr^f^'^ a. dispelling, driving away. 
 
 ^"H^IT f. explanation, commentary. 
 
 pSjT^Tfl^ a. to be explained. 
 
 ^T^TfT in- explainer. 
 
 ^T^T«T, f- 1^ explaining, reminding of (gen.) 
 n. explanation, recitation, story, tale. 
 
 ^T^T*!'^ , ^^ftf explain, relate.* 
 
 oEIT^Tcf ni. stroke, blow, shot; agitation, con- 
 fusion; shock, defeat; obstacle, hindrance. 
 
 ^T^TTW n. sprinkling about (r.). 
 
 ^"f^i" m. tiger, first or best of (— o); f. ^"pg^ 
 tigress. — Abstr. OcfTt f-» ®t^t »• 
 
 ^T5I^^'^ n. a tiger's skin. 
 
 «5T'5I%T^«i;. n. a tiger's hair. 
 
 cSil^ a. a tiger's or tiger-like. 
 
 ^f^ m. (n.) deceit, fraud, false semblance, 
 pretext, pretence; o — & instr. adv.; adj. 
 — o having the mere semblance of, only 
 appearing as. 
 
 «m^f%«^T f' ironical censure. 
 
 ^T^Tf^, f. t^ feigned, simulated. 
 
 ^T^^ , o^f?f cheat, deceive. 
 
 ^T^W"^ a. & n. feigning to sleep. 
 
 ^T^f^t^T f. ironical praise. 
 
 oJJT^ m. beast of prey. 
 
 ^nf^ & cqx'fe m. patron, of sev. men. 
 
 ^TTtT a. torn asunder, opened; n. the opened 
 mouth, the jaws. 
 
 ^TTfTf'T a. open-mouthed. 
 
 3n^T«T "• tearing asunder, opening. 
 
 "«*n%l| ^' hint, direction. 
 
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^T^ 
 
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 gjT^ & «eR m. hunter, abstr. ocTT; P- ''ftpi;- 
 ^Tf\^ m. disease; «ff a. ill, sick. 
 l^rrftK ^' piercing, perforating. 
 
 ^nf^^^ a. frequently visited by illness. 
 
 ^rnJV f. care, sorrow. 
 
 ^TWT<f a. visited by illness. 
 
 ^JT'T HI- breath, esp. the vital air diffused 
 through the whole body. 
 
 ^«!^ a. giving breath. 
 
 ^«f^ a. bent. 
 
 ^T«rftr a. pervading. 
 
 ^X%f^T«f m. du. the Vyana and Udana. 
 
 GqTCJcf) a. pervading, spread or diffused every- 
 where; contained in, inherent. Abstr. 
 
 cmxrpfT f. going amiss, ill luck, adversity, 
 
 misfortune, ruin, death. 
 «5m^ f. =prec., also misdeed. 
 ^Ttrr^ m. ruin, death. 
 ^rr^T^f n« destroying, killing. 
 ^rnrrT ^^ occupation, business, exertion, 
 
 concern. 
 «*J I M I r<«l, a. occupied with ( — «). 
 ^Tft cT a. = ^TTT (—*»)• 
 ^nf^t^ n. abstr. to seq. 
 «9Tft«l. a. spreading, extending; reaching 
 
 through, filling, containing ( — o). 
 "^IT^TT a. quite yellow. 
 ^T^fT a. active, busy, occupied with or in 
 
 (—0, ^^ or f^T^). 
 ^TTjf?T f. occupation, activity. 
 ^"3" a. pervaded or penetrated by, filled 
 
 with ( — o); acquired, won. 
 ^if^ f- obtaining, reaching, penetrating, 
 
 filling, containing; universal pervasion, 
 
 general rule. 
 
 «5lTfiF?'TnT^ a. stretching, all-pervading, general. 
 cSniZf a. that wherein something is contained 
 
 or inherent; abstr. ©^ n. 
 eq|^^( a. bent, curved. 
 ^?f m. a fathom (lit. stretch-out). 
 ^fir^ a. mixed, mingled or joined with 
 
 (instr. or — o), manifold, various. 
 ce||«i« a. bewildered, perplexed, confused. 
 
 can 44 j^ *"• unconsciousness, bewilderment, 
 error, uncertainty. 
 
 ^^cf a. torn asunder, stretched out, long; 
 strong, vigorous, abstr. o^^ n. 
 
 ^ [i| ( ^ m. exertion, bodily exercise, struggle, 
 fight; a fathom (cf. "SETT^). 
 
 ^pTjjj^T^^ & o^T^ f. place or hall for 
 gymnastic exercise. 
 
 ^^ifi a. running away. 
 
 ^fXg^ a. weaponless, unarmed. 
 
 cjjT^TT ^- a kind of drama. 
 
 cS[T^ a. mischievous, malicious, m. a ma- 
 licious elephant, beast of prey, snake (f. 
 
 ^T^nJT^ (& ^fW'l,*) ^' snake-catcher. 
 ^rr^TT m. beast of prey. 
 ^T^n^ & °^ffi^ a. hanging down, pendu- 
 lous. 
 ^n%T^ a. trembling, waving, unsteady. 
 ^IT^^^, f. of^^T excluding, removing; 
 abstr. oTfj f., o^ n, 
 
 oJfT^^T, f- t^ = prec. ; n. turning. 
 
 c^|c|^ir<ehi f. ^ relating to practice or busi- 
 ness; common, real (opp. ideal); judicial; 
 n. intercourse, commerce, settled usage 
 or law. 
 
 ^XHfi f. distinction, prevalence, superiority. 
 
 e^Xfrl a. turned away (lit. & fig.), liberated 
 from or rid of (abl. or — «); opened, 
 divided, different from, incompatible with 
 ( — °); ceased, perished, at an end. 
 
 «9T^f% f. turning away, getting rid or being 
 deprived of (abl.); exclusion, removal; 
 separation, distinction, difference; con- 
 clusion, end. 
 
 c^ix^ m. separation, division; extension, 
 diffusion, prolixity; N. of a celebrated 
 Risbi and author. 
 
 ^JX^^ m. attachment, adherence, desire of, 
 delight in, passion for (loc. or — «). 
 
 ^5n%^ ni- hindrance, disturbance, interruption, 
 
 ^WT^ n. pronuncing, uttering. 
 
 cyi'^C^ m. utterance, talk, conversation: 
 singing (of birds). 
 
 ^mflfr^ a. talking, speaking, singing: 
 resounding with ( — »). 
 
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 sTwr 
 
 ^ifffT a. indisposed, unwell, sick. 
 
 ^T^ a. uttered, spoken, communicated; 
 n. talk, speech, singing (of birds). 
 
 ^^T^fTT f' utterance, word, (sacred) excla- 
 mation (also Off^ f.). 
 
 ^r^fTi f.j o^^m. interruption, disturbance. 
 
 ^^ n. impers. to be objected or contested. 
 
 cBr{ or c^f{ a. plaited, twisted, woven, varie- 
 gated. 
 
 pSr5|i^ ni. transgression, offence; inverted 
 order. 
 
 j^7^1«T n. awakening, rising. 
 
 ^f^^ff a. gone asunder, split; diverging, 
 differing; roused, excited; (±^^Tf^) for- 
 getful of one's duty, disloyal. 
 
 ^?Rf^ f- origin, growth, development. 
 
 ^rTW a. developed, derived (g.); taught, 
 educated, versed in (instr.). 
 
 cB^ & oojj a. waterless, dry. 
 
 ^^^ m. letting go, giving up, removing, 
 excluding. 
 
 ^•^?f n. wetting, moistening. 
 
 ^'QT'^ ^^' coming to rest, cessation, end. 
 
 ce(i4^7T m. ceasing, desisting. 
 
 cB^ f. dawn, daybreak. 
 
 ^fqcf & c^ a. shone up, grown bright; 
 
 loc. ^f^lff at daybreak. 
 ^if^ f. shining up, growing bright, dawning; 
 
 reward for (gen., loc, or — «), requital, 
 retaliation; grace, beauty. 
 
 ^f^H«ff^ a. fetching reward or endowed 
 with beauty. 
 
 "^TS a. spread, expanded, broad, large. 
 
 [W^l f- led-away, married. 
 
 ^^T^^ a. broad-breasted. 
 
 «?J^ m. shifting, dislocation, distribution, dis- 
 position, arrangement, military array; 
 totality, a whole or complex ; host, troop, 
 multitude; detailed explanation or de- 
 scription. 
 
 ^^ a. & n. placing apart, separating; n. 
 also shifting, change, development, 
 a. deprived of (instr.), failed, idle, vain. 
 
 j^f% f. exclusion, loss, failure, ill-luck, want. 
 
 ^•T^ a. guiltless, sinless. 
 
 c?rT«li^ a. dwelling far asunder. 
 
 ^TfT a. moving in the sky, flying; m. such 
 a being. 
 
 ^TTTTf^, o^T' & ^'TrfT'll a. = prec. 
 
 ^T'?'^ n. heaven, sky, air; instr. ^r^THT^fin' 
 & ^^wTT through the air. 
 
 ^1^4^^ a. dwelling in the sky. 
 
 ^TT^I^ a. touching the sky. 
 
 %XXf a. burning, hot. 
 
 ^(m , ^^ffT (°%), pp. $rf^ proceed, march, 
 go (± tl^T*^ on foot), go to (ace, r. loc. 
 or *dat.), go for i.e. to fetch (ace), *be 
 going to (infin., dat. , or adj. in ^Icp); 
 attack, approach (a woman); go from, 
 leave (abl.), pass away (time), get into a 
 state or condition (ace). With "^"yf^ go 
 down i.e. be digested; w. J^'jJ^ return to 
 life; w. ^^ agree, make peace. C. "^- 
 ^^frr drive. — "^rfTT pass beyond, roam 
 through, "^"if go along, accompany, follow ; 
 visit, go to or into (ace). ^XJ go away. 
 ^"ftr go to or through. ^ come near, 
 approach; come back, return (±"q«fj); 
 go to, arrive at (ace). TT^T & ^"m come 
 back, return. ^3^ leave home. ITf^^ go 
 to meet. ''OT come near, go to, follow. 
 UMI? march against, attack. t|f^ walk 
 about, circumambulate; roam, wander 
 (esp. as a religious mendicant). Tf march 
 forth , go to , wander (= prec). '^f^If 
 march forth towards or to meet, ^f?;^ travel. 
 ^■ gu^ go after, follow. \5l|4J4i^ enter 
 (ace). — Cf. ITWf^cT. 
 
 ^^ m. (n.) fold, shed, stable, station of herds; 
 herd, flock, troop, multitude; N. of a region. 
 
 jj^wf n. wandering, way, road. 
 
 ^^ifT^ m. lord of the folds, E. of Krsna. 
 
 ^gr^i^i;^ & o^ f. sheperdess. 
 
 sf^T^ifT f. the same. 
 
 jff^w^ a. being in a stable. 
 
 jj^ a. belonging to a fold. 
 
 "jpETT f- goJ"gi motion ; group, class. 
 
 9fTS|' m. (n.) wound, sore; fracture, scar, rent. 
 
 "^TJCiT n. piercing, perforating. 
 
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 53^ 
 
 -^nj^ , o^ffT, pp. WfW<T wound. 
 
 sHU'^IW & 5iU|c|«TT^ a. wounded. 
 
 "^HTNTT^W a. & n. healing wounds. 
 
 9fflj|'fl^'^ a. having a wounded heart. 
 
 ^fliyii;^ & wftr^ a- wounded, sore. 
 
 5fff n. will, decree, command, statute, order; 
 dominion, province, sphere; wont activity 
 or occupation ; conduct, way of life ; choice, 
 determination, resolution, vow; holy work, 
 religious observance; duty, obedience, 
 service. 
 
 Wff^?T^^ n- rnaking a vow i.e. becoming a 
 monk or ascetic. 
 
 slri^VT f' tbe practice of religious vows, 
 esp. r. studentship; devotion, piety i.g. 
 
 sfH^df^^^lf^ a. performing vows, fulfilling the 
 duties of ( — *). 
 
 sTrrRr f. creeping plant, creeper. 
 
 9rri^f?T m- the lord of vows or devotion. 
 
 '^XfT a. maintaining ordinances or sacred 
 duties. 
 
 WfT^TTW n. conclusion of a vow, esp. of 
 fasting, breakfast. 
 
 jpfTWl^ a. maintaining the holy work. 
 
 5rf!^?fT^T f. examination of observances. 
 
 9rrT^f^ a. fond of vows or religious observ- 
 ances, devout, pious. 
 
 s^fl^ltj m., o«f n. breach or violation of a 
 vow or observance. 
 
 5f(1«l«fr^ a. observing a vow or religious duty. 
 
 "^^RT^«f n- performance of a vow or re- 
 ligious observance. 
 
 sHTW *-^ ^'f^cT a. observing a vow or re- 
 ligious duty. 
 
 ^rTT^T^ n. =Wf!^fT!r. 
 
 Wflf^l[ m., oif n. instruction in the perform- 
 ance of vows. 
 
 sffn^V ^' = 5l'?T^«fr^. also observing, honour- 
 ing, behaving like ( — o). 
 
 '^^If m. = Wrt^f^, E. of (piva. 
 
 Isf^ a. obedient, faithful (gen.). 
 
 2?^^ a. belonging to or fit for a vow or re- 
 ligious observance; m. partaker of it. 
 
 tsp?, 5r^% become soft or weak. 
 
 s^fni'l a. softening, weakening (tr. or intr.) 
 
 "^"^j;^ n. overwhelming power. 
 
 ^ng- , ^"gf?!, pp. ^cfTjf hew down, fell ({ 
 tree), cut to pieces. — "'SSTPT hew off oi 
 asunder. "^^ cut off, sever, ^ sever 
 separate, estrange or alienate from (dat 
 or loc). f^ hew down, fell, irf^ cut 
 mutilate. IT cut or split off. f^ cut o: 
 split asunder. ^^ hew or cut in pieces 
 
 "^^if a. & n. hewing, felling, cutting. 
 
 9rT f. troop, band. 
 
 9[T^ m. host, multitude. 
 
 ^Tjj a. shut up, confined. 
 
 9hfT in- heap, troop, multitude, community 
 corporation. 
 
 WTfl\«T a. belonging to a wandering band 
 vagrant. 
 
 "^rmf?! fn- lord of a host or band. 
 
 "^IcJf m. vagrant, tramp, outcast; abstr. o?TTt 1 
 
 t^^^ (^^%) stir up. 
 
 f^3^ f. finger. 
 
 Wt^, "^^<T» pp. sftf^rT be ashamed or em 
 barrassed. 
 
 ^^ m., "^ f. shame, bashfulness. 
 
 "^^T^^tT a. ashamed, bashful, modest. 
 
 ■^f^ m. rice, pi. grains of rice. 
 
 "^f^«^ a. planted with rice (field). 
 
 Wtf^T^rT a. mixed with rice or = prec. 
 
 Wtf^^^ a. made of rice. 
 
 Wtf%^^ n^i. <^u. pi. & o^^ n. sgl. rice an( 
 barley. 
 
 ^n^MM m. rice-cake. 
 
 ^^^^^ f. field of rice. 
 
 "^^j pp. '^f^TT sink. 
 
 •f'^ll , w. ^T*T pursue, overtake. 
 
 ^t, rt^7f?l or f^^Tf^T crush, fell; P. ^ 
 "?Iff shrink, decay. 
 
 S'T^ V. W^. 
 
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 H^'TigR 
 
 ^ 
 
 ij^ a. benevolent, auspicious. 
 
 IJ^T^ = "it ^T^ (v. b^Ji). 
 
 ^^«tT a. salutary. 
 
 l|^, iNffT (o%), pp. ^^ (q.v.) & liftrfT say 
 in a loud and solemn voice, recite, praise, 
 vov^, unfold, betray, announce, communi- 
 cate, declare, foretell, prophesy. C. ij^^- 
 f?T cause to recite; announce, foretell. — 
 "^frf recite beyond (2 ace. or instr. & ace.) ; 
 omit in reciting, "^g recite or praise (after 
 another). "^f^T accuse, defame; praise, 
 commend. "^T M.(A.) hope or trust in, 
 strive after (loc, ace, dat. , or infin.), 
 try to master (ace), suppose, expect, 
 fear; wish, desire (ace. or — & — infin.), 
 beg for (ace); praise, commend, recite, 
 announce, foretell. ^?TT A. adjudge to 
 (dat.); M. hope or trust in (ace). "^|[ call 
 upon, invoke. JJf tell forth, proclaim aloud; 
 stir up, excite; praise, extol, recommend 
 to (gen.), f^ recite, divide in reciting. 
 ^f;F( recite (together), "^tl^gj^ recite in 
 addition. — Cf. ^f*r^^, "ff^^- 
 
 ICr^ m. solemn utterance, invocation, sum- 
 mons, vow, praise, blessing, curse; f. "gf^T 
 praise, eulogy, communication, message. 
 
 if^"^ m. conversation. 
 
 ij^fif n. recitation, utterance, confession, 
 communication. 
 
 lifftnft^ a. to be praised. 
 
 "^ff^cT a. praised, praiseworthy. 
 
 ifftcT m. reciter. 
 
 ijf^^ a. reciting, uttering, telling, communi- 
 cating, prophesying (— °). 
 
 if^^ ^- to be recited. 
 
 it^ m. = ifflrg- 
 
 ijr^ a. to be recited; praiseworthy, glorious. 
 
 If^R , ^UlfcT, PP- ^W (qv.) & ^ftic! be 
 able, P. '5J^5|^ impers. it is possible to 
 (inf.) or pers. he is able to be, he can 
 or may be (infin. w. pass, mg); be servi- 
 ceable or helpful to (dat.), make another 
 
 partake of (gen.). D. ftj^^fTT (q.v.)- — 
 
 "^•T be equal in (ace). "^ assist (dat.), 
 
 help a pers. (dat.) to (gen.), invite to (ace). 
 
 ^If help, impart, xrf^ master, overpower. 
 
 Tf be able to (infin.). ^J{; be able to (infin.), 
 
 w. «T not be equal to or a match for (loc. 
 
 or instr.). 
 1'51'oR n. dung, f. "^fofif a kind of bird or beast. 
 2l|'efi m. pi. N. of a people. 
 "^TcfiefiT^ ni- the Caka-era (78 A.D.). 
 ^cR^ n. (m,) cart, waggon (also ^^^ f.) 
 
 a cert, form of military array (± ^^ m.) 
 ^cfi^^T^ m. a tram of carts. 
 "IJcfifZcfiT f. a small cart. 
 IT^fit^'l. ^' the owner of a waggon, 
 IfeRVT m. the smoke of dung. 
 IjcR^ or ^X^ n. dung (cf. "stf f^^)- 
 IfcRft'tl^ "^. a lump of dung. 
 liJefiTT^ a. produced in dung. 
 '5J^1{'^ a. carrying dung. 
 ^efi'^ n. = seq. m. n. 
 ^oR^ m. n. chip, splint, potsherd; piece 
 
 morsel, fragment; n. a half (esp. of an 
 
 egg-shell). 
 ^oR^"^^. ""^f^, PP' IT^f^fT break or cut to 
 
 pieces, reduce to fragments, divide. — 
 
 Ijcfi^ |i = pree; o^P. 
 
 ^cfiT^ m. the sound "5|; (d.) the brother of 
 
 a king's concubine (who pronounces ^ 
 
 instead of ^ or TSf). 
 ^^iT m. bird (esp. of large birds & such as 
 
 give an omen). 
 TfcRSf^ a. knowing omens. 
 I|'c|i«T'^«T n. the knowledge of omens. 
 ^cfefiT m. =:^^«T, N. of a serpent -demon 
 
 etc., f. "IJ^^ a female bird. 
 ^^f'fcfiT f- = pree f., a woman's name. 
 ^^f^H<^«h ra. a bird-catcher.* 
 ^icRifr m. bird, esp. a cert, bird of prey. 
 ^^nN\ m., **f%^ f. a little bird. 
 
lieh«rf^T 
 
 534 
 
 "5jg5«rT^T f- N. of an Apsaras, the heroine of 
 
 a celebrated drama. 
 ^^f% m. bird, 
 ^jj^x; a. tame (of beasts). 
 Kj^^ m., 0^ f. a kind of fish. 
 ^^ n. dung (cf. IJ^^). 
 ll^f?^'^ ^- a lump of dung. 
 ^ofi\| m. dung-fire. 
 
 Jlffi a. able, capable, competent (instr., gen., 
 dat., loc, ace. w. irfiT, infin., or — <>); 
 strong, mighty, important, rich, opulent. 
 "51^ m. bearer, suff'erer. 
 l^W f' ability, power, capacity of (infin., 
 loc, gen., or -o); the triple power of a 
 king; the energy or active power of a 
 deity, esp. o( (^'wa-, the power of a word 
 ie. its meaning or function; the productive 
 power of a poet, i.e. his fancy or imagi- 
 nation; help, assistance, gift, dopation. 
 2irfW or l[f3f f. spear, lance. 
 3^tW m. N. of a Rishi. 
 ^tW^T a- gi^'ing strength. 
 "5[f^"^ a. knowing (one's own) power. 
 "Jlfliff^ a*iv. according to ability or power. 
 '^f^^'^'^ipr a. endowed with twofold power. 
 ItfW'^T a- carrying a spear, E. of Skanda. 
 ^fWfT^ m. E. of giva. 
 mrfWT'TT^ a. having ability or power, able 
 
 to, capable of (infin. or loc). 
 21jf^iT«rf a. armed with a spear. 
 li'Wl'^'fl a. powerful or helpful. 
 it^*!^ n. ability ; enterprise, work. 
 ^^ a. possible, feasible, practicable (infin. 
 w. pass, mg; n. impers., but also with a 
 subject of any gender or number). Abstr. 
 <>ffT f , «^ n. 
 "5j9|i a. powerful, mighty, strong; m. E. of 
 
 Indra. 
 IFsR^^I^ a. having the splendour or might 
 
 of Indra. 
 Ifsfif^'^ f- Indra's region, i.e. the east. 
 HsRTT^ n- N. of a town=^[?^Tr^. 
 "UIsRH^ s. N. of a kind of hemp, a medic. 
 
 plant (lit. Indra's food). 
 "5IsR%T«R "!• Indra's world. 
 '^9hlWiT n. Indra's weapon, i.e. the rainbow. 
 
 "SX^RT^cTTT s- Indra's descent, N. of a sacred 
 bathing-place. 
 
 '5f?|i'ra'if n. Indra's throne. 
 
 ^|p«T, f. IflR'?;^ capable, clever, m. artificer, 
 
 f. N. of a metre & a cert, class of verses \ 
 
 or songs. 
 ^^IC ra. bull. 
 ^7T[ a. helpful, benevolent, kind, friendly. 
 
 ^1"' ^W^ ('*^)^ PP- "S^W^ (^-^O <io"^t^ 
 hesitate, be anxious or suspicious, be- 
 afraid of (ace. or abl.) ; suppose , expect^ 
 believe. C. "IJ^^^fTf make anxious about t 
 (loc). — "^ffT suspect strongly or falsely^ 
 ■^fir distrust, doubt, hesitate at (ace. or 
 gen.). "^T be doubtful or afraid, distrust! 
 (ace); suppose, think to be (^t?f or 2 ace). 
 ^H suspect, accuse of (instr.). TTf^Q be- 
 anxious or doubtful, distrust, suspect, dis- 
 believe (ace); suppose, expect, think to 
 be (2 ace), f^ be anxious or afraid oft 
 (ace or abl.), distrust, doubt, suspect (ace); 
 think to be (2 ace). ^T^ suspect. — Cf. J 
 ^f^^f^. ^rf'Tirfl"^, ^T^Wff rl (add.), 
 
 ^^"^^ a. to be suspected, feared, or sup- 
 posed; n. impers. 
 
 "^joR"^, f. t^ causing welfare or happiness; m^ 
 E. of Rudra-Qiva, a man's name. 
 
 ifeRTTTl" "• a temple of (piva.* 
 
 '^jeR'^f^gr^ m. T. of a work. 
 
 ifcRTT^T^ m. N. of a celebrated scholar. 
 
 l|«fiTr^"^ ™- Qiva's residence (mount Kai- 
 lasa). 
 
 IIWI f- hesitation, doubt, suspicion, fear of 
 (abl., loc, irf^f, or— o); supposition, con- 
 jecture, the taking for ( — o). 
 
 ^^rfil^TT ni. accusation on (mere) sus- 
 picion (j.). 
 
 lt%ri^ a. = ^^5^'?gf. 
 
 ^f^'C. a. fearing, afraid of, timid or sus-^ 
 
 picious like( — «); conjecturing, supposing. 
 ^^ m. a pointed peg or wooden nail, stake^ 
 
 pike, beam, arrow, spear, sting (l^^- ^^B>'h 
 
 N. of a serpent-demon etc. 
 
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 ^rf^^ 
 
 ITW^W a. spike-eared (also ^ftji^,); m. N. 
 
 of a Danava etc. 
 1|^'41<^, f. t^ having a pointed mouth. 
 
 ^oRf^ a. beneficent. 
 ^if a. = ^^ift^. 
 ^■gr m. n. conch -shell (used to blow upon 
 
 or as ornament); m. the temporal bone, 
 
 temple, one of the treasures of Kubera, 
 
 N. of an Asura, etc. 
 ^^^'R'TTftr a. holding a conch and a discus 
 
 (Visnu). 
 "^J^^^ in. shell-blower. 
 U^Mc^ m. E. of Visnu (holding a conch). 
 ^W^^ m. the sound of a conch or horn. 
 Ij^fcqcRT & *3^ f. N. of a plant. 
 -^^.^^^ m. N. of an ancient sage. 
 ^WT^T n- forehead (cf. ^T^lnTT)- 
 ^^W*^ a. having a shell or shells; f. o^ 
 
 mother of pearl. 
 
 "ijil^, f. Ij^Hrt" beneficial to the household. 
 ^^^ (f.) & ^^ a. beneficial to cattle. 
 ^||f^H a. most helpful. 
 ■^I^ f. might or help, personif. as the wife 
 
 of Indra. 
 ir^<fV^ n. N. of a sacred bathing-place. 
 ^^VqfTJ m. lord of might or husband of 
 
 (^acl (Indra). 
 ^^"^•ff^ & t^^^^ a. rich in help. 
 "5[3 a. false, wicked; abstr. ©^ n. 
 ^7^> ®^t^' ^ "T'Rl a. wicked -minded, 
 
 malignant, mischievous. 
 ^Tjf m. a kind of hemp. 
 
 "5[T!T^T«tT"^, f- t^ made of hempen string. 
 
 ^UJ^^, f. t hempen. 
 
 TJin"^^^ f- a hempen rope. 
 
 "5IW^^^ n. a hempen string. 
 
 '5[Xj|'^'^ n. a hempen thread. 
 
 IJW^'^''^' f* ^ ^^ hempen thread. 
 
 ■^J^TS^ m. N. of the Purohita of the Asuras. 
 
 ^T^T'T^ m. du. Qanda and Marka. 
 
 ^fxSg^ m. N. of a man, pi. his family. 
 
 "^If^^, irTfl"^f?f, **% cut in pieces, cause to fall 
 off, break or throw down, destroy. — 
 ^XJ hurl away, ^p^ scatter, dispense, 
 
 remove, fif hew down, defeat (an army). 
 
 IT break, pluck, f^ hew down, crush, 
 
 disperse, chase away, ^^fj^ crush, destroy. 
 ^ff n. (m.) hundred, also as expression of a 
 
 large or infinite number (adj. f. — «). 
 "^Jcf cR, f. IfRfcfiT consisting of hundred or the 
 
 hundredth; n. a hundred. 
 ^rl^^ m. N. of a mountain; f. "^f N. of a 
 
 river. 
 ^rf^t^^ adv. a hundred times. 
 ITff^T'fe m- Indra's thunderbolt (lit. having 
 
 a hundred edges). 
 "^pt^fig a. having a hundred forces ; m. E. of 
 
 Indra. 
 ITrf^"^ a. consisting of a hundred pieces; 
 
 °TS^ ^ break in a hundred pieces.* 
 ^fflT a. possessed of a hundred cows. 
 ^^5^ & ^TRUcT a. hundredfold. 
 '5|'c!f^^«l^ a. = prec. 
 ^flVIU^I f. N. of a spear. 
 
 IlrT^sff a. having a hundred wheels. 
 
 Ufl^^«l. a. made of a hundred skins. 
 
 "STrff^c^ a. vanquishing hundreds; m. E. of 
 Visnu, a man's name. 
 
 ^f!rl^> f- "^ & t^ a. the hundredth. 
 
 ■^Jff^ & "^Jfl^T a. giving a hundred. 
 
 "JTrf^TSS s. a fine of one hundred, ®T!^T^ a. 
 worthy of such a fine. 
 
 lJrT^«r1 a. having a hundred teeth (comb). 
 
 Ifff^^ n. = Ifftxra" n. 
 
 ^cT^Tg a. hundredfold. 
 
 I[fiQ[T^ or ^ff^T^ a. giving a hundred. 
 
 IJfT^^^ a. = prec. 
 
 ^^W^ m. a man's name. 
 
 ll'r\^ or OH" f. N. of a river. 
 
 IIffl[TT a. hundred-gated. 
 
 llrT^iRT a. worth a hundred. 
 
 "^Jff^ilT adv. in a hundred parts or ways. 
 
 '^Jff'ft^ a. having a hundred arts or strata- 
 gems. 
 
 ^cttrfTI m. lord of a hundred. 
 
 "^J ri'TW a. having a hundred feathers or leaves ; 
 m. wood-pecker, n. a lotus-flower. 
 
 'JpT^'^a. having a hundred paths, many-sided; 
 ni' & °WT^TW ^' T. of a Brahmana. 
 
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 ^ffXT^ (°^f ). f- ^fl^ a. having a hundred 
 
 feet. 
 ^Xj^ii; a. having a hundred knots or joints. 
 ^fT^f^ m. a cert, fish ; N. of a monkey. 
 ^ajfTWfl" a. having hundredfold understanding; 
 
 m. N. of a fish. 
 ^fl^TI HI. tli^ hundredth part. 
 ^ffMfl[ a. hundredfold. 
 
 ^rf^T§ m. =^fT^^. 
 
 ^fffl'^'Sr a. having hundredfold wrath. 
 
 IX'ft^T'T a. hundredfold; rn. n. a weight of 
 
 a hundred Manas in gold or silver. 
 ^iT^ a. having a hundred openings oi 
 
 issues; ra. N. of an Asura etc. 
 IfcRfH a. granting a hundred aids. 
 t'^c(4< v j*l^ a. having a hundred heads. 
 "JTH'T^ ^' having a hundred roots. 
 '31'fT'^'^ "3- E. of Indra (lit. receiving a 
 
 hundred sacrifice.) 
 *I[ff^f5«R HI. a necklace consisting of a 
 
 hundred strings. 
 "^TrlTT^ ^' "• ^ festival of a hundred days 
 
 (nights). 
 IJci^^rT a. containing or possessing a hundred, 
 
 hundredfold. 
 
 "^JcT^Tt & ^^f't'l, a. a hundred years old. 
 "5^71^7^ a. giving a hundred forces. 
 "^jcif^T^^TJI" a. having a hundredfold appear- 
 ance. 
 l[fT«ft"^ a. containing a hundred forces. 
 IJflTf^ adv. by hundreds or hundredfoldly. 
 
 IJcf'^JT^, f- ^T & %^ having a hundred 
 
 branches. 
 '^ftlfTT^ a. containing or granting a hundred 
 
 autumns or years; n. such a period. 
 "^[cf'^f^"^ & l[?hl[f\'^1, a. having a hundred 
 
 heads. 
 "gifPTII^ a. having a hundred horns; m. N. of 
 
 a mountain. 
 IT^^^ ^' numbering a hundred. 
 '^Tf^^f*' ^' winning or procuring a hundred. 
 "5pf^^^ n- sgl« '^ pl- a hundred thousand. 
 "^Iff^^^^T adv. in a hundred thousand pieces. 
 ^ft^T a. = ^rl^rf^. 
 ITrf^T^^, f- 1^ hundred thousand-fold. 
 
 ^<fTOTlf%r«B a. consisting of a hundred thou- 
 sand. 
 
 '^^^^ n. hundredfold luck. 
 
 lI'fT^'^ n. hundredfold gain. 
 
 -gjcff^*^ a. possessed of a hundred. 
 
 ^cTf^, f- ^Wl" killing a hundred; f. <># a 
 cert, weapon. 
 
 -gifff^^ a. lasting for a hundred winters or 
 years. 
 
 -^Jffg^? m. N. of an Asura; f. ^T light- 
 ning. 
 
 ^rfT^ a. hundredfold (lit. -limbed). 
 
 IT^TW'l^ "• having or granting a hundred 
 lives. 
 
 lIffTftr«R a- hundred and one (lit. more than 
 a hundred). 
 
 IfffT^ft^ a. having a hundred fronts or points. 
 
 IfrlT^ a. consisting of a hundred years. 
 
 ^ctl^ a. lasting for a hundred years or 
 hundred years old. 
 
 '^JrfT'g^ a. having a hundred weapons. 
 
 "gjTTlW a. worth a liundred. 
 
 TjcIT^i n. half a hundred, fifty. 
 
 llrlli a. = l^TTT^. 
 
 Ifcn^Tt f- ^ ^^^^- climbing plant. 
 
 IffTTf^T a. having a hundred angles or edges. 
 
 "5r<iT^ a. consisting of a hundred horses. 
 
 ■^ff^Jcfi a. the hundredth or consisting of a 
 
 hundred. 
 'JJ'fTtil^ a. hundredfold or possessing a hundred. 
 ^^f^^ a. having a hundred senses. 
 lX^"5r "^- ^he lord of a hundred (villages). 
 If^TTfTT a. granting hundredfold help. 
 ^"^T^"?^ a. having a hundred bellies (Qiva). 
 '^TrfT^TT f- a cert, ceremony. 
 H^ a. consisting of a hundred. 
 IJ'f^ m. N. of a man. 
 "^f'g m. rival, adversary, enemy, esp. the 
 
 immediate neighbour of a prince as his 
 
 natural enemy. 
 "5f"J^ a. slaying foes; m. a man's name. 
 ^^r^^ ^ 11"^'^ a. conquering foes. 
 '^"^rTT f., ®t^ u. rivalry, enmity. 
 "^"^r!"^ n. overcoming foes. 
 ^^•^•^'^ a. gladdening foes. 
 
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 ^■^rftl a. tormenting foes. 
 
 IJ"^^ a. subduing foes. 
 
 -^j-^T^il a. fighting foes. 
 
 IJ^'Fr^'f a* crushing foes. 
 
 'SJ'^^T^ a. overwhelming foes. 
 
 '5["^%f^«l, a- serving an enemy. 
 
 ^if & ^If ^ a. = ^^^ adj. 
 
 -gj-^^^, pp. '^"^^•ff^ be hostile. 
 
 IT'^'^ C**'^!^) a- overwhelming foes. 
 
 1^^, only I. ITTIT^ etc., pp. IfTIT^T^ 
 
 distinguish one's self, prevail. 
 2t^^, perf. IT^T^, PP- "^TW fall, decay. — 
 
 ^^ fall off or asunder. Iff^ fall by the 
 
 side. 
 "jj-^ m. fall ( — o); produce (of land). 
 1I1[^ f. N. of a river. 
 ^•tK^ adv. quietly, gently, gradually, 
 "^fif m. the planet Saturn. 
 "^^^"^ a. moving slowly; m. = prec. 
 ^%^ or IJ^^ (instr. adv.) = 'SJ^^; often 
 
 repeated, compar. 'ipf^'^T'flC* 
 "Sifffwf a. beneficial to the body or person 
 
 (abstr. "^ffl^T^); m. N. of an ancient 
 
 king etc. 
 ^[•TfH (superl.) most auspicious or salutary. 
 IJ'^T'RT a* beneficent; f. benefice. 
 irf'fT^ a. kind, peaceful. 
 ■g|r^ II, benefice, kindness. 
 ^^ a. fallen out or off; n. downfall. 
 
 IR., it^fcl, °% (^T2lf?r), pp. ir^ (qv.) & If- 
 ftlrf curse, execrate, revile, scold, blame; 
 M.(A.) curse one's self if^ i.e. assert with 
 an oath that not ("^f^), swear by (instr.), 
 conjure (ace. or dat.); implore, entreat 
 for (ace.) by (instr.). C. "Sim^fTT cause to 
 swear, conjure by (instr.). — "^f»T curse, 
 blame, accuse; C. conjure, rff^ curse, 
 blame, revile. Iff?! curse in return. ^Tj; 
 curse. 
 
 "^^tJ^ m. curse, oath, ordeal. 
 
 ^XJ^ a. consisting in a curse. 
 
 '5rXf«T "• cursing. 
 
 "^J"]^ a. cursed, conjured; n. curse, oath. 
 
 "^"Ig m. curser, swearer. 
 
 ■^pili m. hoof, claw. 
 
 "^jtRTQ m., ^ f . a small kind of carp. 
 
 ^ttjo|«H a. having hoofs or claws. 
 
 '^^T'^ m. pi. N. of a people. 
 
 "Jf^^ a. variegated, brindled; mingled or 
 
 joined with ( — o); altered, disfigured, m. 
 
 N. of a serpent - demon ; f. ^^[^ the 
 
 Wonder-cow (myth.). 
 "5[«r^c!T f'? ®t^ n. variety, alternation. 
 1[^ m. sound, cry, noise, call, word, speech, 
 
 the sacred syllable Om, name, term, title. 
 
 "^^ oR or ^T raise the voice, call aloud ; 
 
 "5j^«f by word i.e. explicitly. 
 ^^cJi'jfiR & OcR^*|^ a. meaning sound (g.). 
 ■^^cfi^^Tf m. T. of a dictionary. 
 ^^(of n. the being sound. 
 IJ^'^f?! m. lord only by name. 
 II^W^PI. "• ^^e sacred scriptures (lit. the 
 
 Word-Brahman). 
 "IJs^^TT^ a. having the title of ( — <>). 
 ^^?I^, f. t^ made up of sound or sounds, 
 
 sounding; consisting or formed of the 
 
 word ( — o). 
 "^J-^^ , o^fff, pp. l[fs^rf (q.v.) give forth 
 
 sounds, call aloud, cry, talk, prate, call, 
 
 name, invoke, communicate, teach. — 
 
 "^•f^ ^THi & ^fr relate, communicate, 
 
 talk over. ^J^ exclaim, mention, quote. 
 l[^^«ff a. sounding, n. adv. loudly. 
 ■^[^f^^T f- grammar (the science of sounds 
 
 or words). 
 ^G^J^ViT ni- the shooting at the mere sound 
 
 (without seeing the aim); adj. °f%r«t.i 
 
 abstr. ®"RiI^ n. 
 
 "^T^m^^, °^f?I & °^ call near, call, name. 
 
 (P. be called*). 
 ^^T^ , 0^% & of^^ sound, cry. 
 IT^T^ m. the meaning of sounds or of a 
 
 word; du. word and sense. 
 
 ■^fs^cf a. called, named, invoked, communi- 
 cated, taught; n. crying. 
 
 "^jfl^^ a. noisy, resounding with ( — o). 
 
 IIT'R:' ^Tftr, "^T'^ltTT, pp. "^rf'TcJ labour, 
 work; make ready, prepare (r.). — Cf. 
 
 2^*1, iT'n^f^. ''^ (^Tf^), pp. m^ (qv.) 
 
3^*1 
 
 53^ 
 
 be quiet, still, or content; be allayed or 
 extinguished ; cease, desist, stop. C. ^?T- 
 ^f?r dTT^^Tf^) quiet, still, pacify, allay, 
 extinguish, subdue, destroy, kill. — '^t*f 
 cease, stop. ^7T^ C. pacify, still. "^Xfcease, 
 stop, be allayed or extinguished. C. tran- 
 quillize, pacify, cool, allay. ^^XJ & '^[TRJf 
 cease , leave off. fif & Xjf^ C. appease, 
 allay. Jf become calm or tranquil, be ex- 
 tinguished, stop, cease. C. appease, quench, 
 allay, subdue, kill, destroy. (irf?f C. ap- 
 pease, allay*). ^T^ become thoroughly 
 calm or pacified, make peace with (instr. 
 ±^^), be allayed or extinguished, stop 
 (tr. & intr.). C. mitigate, calm, soothe, 
 allay, extinguish, finish, kill, destroy. — 
 Cf. ^^JJinfTnT, ^^^1^, ^Xii^T^, Ti^T^, 
 
 ^im (IT^^) harm. 
 
 ^Wl' IT^^rnT & ITTT'^rfJT w. f^ note, per- 
 ceive, hear, learn. — "^gf^T, ^^"N, 
 
 b^ll indecl. (± %^) blessing, welfare, 
 
 prosperity, happiness. 
 llj^ a. tame, domestic. 
 2^^ m. peace of mind. 
 J[J{^ m. qniet, tranquillity, rest, calm, peace; 
 
 cessation, extinction. 
 ^T{^ a. (f. f^ & n. tranquillizing, stilling, 
 
 allaying; n. also killing, destroying. 
 IJiTT^T a. devoted to quietism or peace of 
 
 mind. 
 
 "5J"^T?\:iT«T a. the same. 
 irTin"^" a. come to rest. 
 If^f^J m. calmer, quieter; slayer. 
 li^m n. stain, spot, fault, blemish. 
 '^I'fl^tTT^ a. quiet, peaceable. 
 IfTI^^ a. always quiet. 
 ITTTfJI^ a. quiet-minded. 
 
 llJ^TRT , <»^ effort one's self, be active or 
 
 zealous. 
 2^?TT^^, o^fTT seek for peace of mind; 
 
 o^ bring to rest i.e. kill, 
 l^ftr n. endeavour, effort. 
 2l|f?T m. a man's name. 
 
 l'5r"f'T<^r ^' dissector (of the sacrificial animal) 
 
 killer, slaughterer, cook. 
 S^OTcT a. = seq. 
 '5jf^«^ a. calm, tranquil. 
 l[f'?"8" (superl.) most active or busy. 
 
 1^^ f. = i^tftr. 
 
 'ilX^fV f- N. of a tree. 
 
 ^'ftcfi m. a man's name. 
 
 '^T'ftT*? a. grown or resting in a Qami-tree; 
 
 m. the holy fig-tree. 
 IfW^^TTtjgF n. (paml-grains, pod-grain i.g. 
 11"^"^^ n- paral-leaf. 
 I[i?^?i^, f. f^ made of (^ami-wood. 
 
 ^^f ^^^ f. (;:5ami-flower; o^-RTT^ f. gar- 
 land of ^ami-flowers. 
 
 ■^Jl^ m. a cert, weapon of Indra. 
 
 ^J^"^ m. N. of a demon slain by Indra, in 
 1.1. also an enemy of the god of love. 
 
 ^♦s^AVi & **^TW '"• slayer of ^ambara (the 
 god of love). 
 
 ^l^"^^"^^*!^ m. slayer of Qambara and Vrtra 
 flndra). 
 
 lI^Tf^f^ m. N. of a juggler. 
 
 '^T'^TW^ n. the slaying of Qambara. 
 
 ^'^^'l. m. slayer of Qambara (Indra). 
 
 "5J^^ n. provender for a journey (cf. ^^^). 
 
 'Jj'^^T cfi plough up and down. 
 
 Iff^^^^t^ m. ferry-man. 
 
 "^ri^ m. N. of a man. 
 
 If^cR m. conch-shell, snail, a cert, animal. 
 
 '^^^ m. N. of a place; f. "|^ bawd, procuress. 
 
 ^^^ a. = if^ a. 
 
 "ijfHf^^ superl. to prec. or seq. a. 
 
 if^ & "jfii a. causing happiness or welfare, 
 helpful, friendly; m. E. of ^iva. Brah- 
 man, etc. 
 
 W*T«RT«tT1 f- 9^*^^^h^'s wife i.e. Gauri. 
 
 "^t'RlT f. staff, peg, prop, stay ; a cert, measure 
 of length. 
 
 '^'^TTPTff in. a ^amya-throw (cf. prec). 
 
 '^T'^niTT^ m., **in^f n. the same. 
 
 IJ^ a. lying, sleeping, being in ( — o). m. 
 sleep; couch, bed (also "^J^T f-)- 
 
 IJ^^ m. couch, lair, abode. 
 
 I(^^ dat. inf. to "gft". 
 
539 
 
 itftT 
 
 ■^^SJif a. & ri. resting, sleeping; n. also couch, 
 
 bed. 
 "^TEriT^f n., ®^jfiT f« bed-room. 
 ^TQfil^T^^ a. garment to sleep in. 
 ^^•!T^ a. being on a couch. 
 "j["?J«^'^ a. fit or suitable for sleep or rest; 
 
 n. impers. (it is) to be rested or slept, as 
 
 subst. coach, bed. 
 '^T^'i^'^rTW "•' **^T^ ^' bed-chamber. 
 "^[^1^ a. sleepy, slothful, sluggish. 
 *^f^fT n. the place where a pers. (gen.) has 
 
 lain or slept. 
 '5["ftl<T^n.(irapers.)it is to be rested or slept. 
 ^^ a. lying, resting. 
 7[^^T adv. on or to the couch. 
 "^^T f- couch, bed; rest, sleep. 
 "^I^sn;^^ n. bed-room. 
 ll[T; ^^- reed, arrow. 
 2^\ m. sour cream. 
 ^^T (** — ) water. 
 TfT^TT^ s. reed-stalk. 
 IJ'^^oRTT ^' arrow-maker. 
 "^■^^TJ m. an arrow's throw or flight. 
 IfTf^ m. a thicket of reeds. 
 ■3j"?^?n^X! ^' ^" arrow's reach or flight. 
 ^•^^«^ m. the autumnal moon ; °^f^ch| f. 
 
 the autumnal moon-shine. 
 '^^^•iji^ ro. E. of Skanda (the reed-born). 
 "^JT^T^ n« a thick shower of arrows. 
 '^Tl^^illffj^T f- the autumnal moon-shine. 
 iDf'^TIf n. falling asunder, decay. 
 ^ITTW ^' protecting, guarding; n. protection, 
 
 refuge or place of refuge, shelter, shed, hut, 
 
 dwelling, abode; oTJf im^ have recourse 
 
 to (gen. or ace). 
 ^TWTTfT a. come for refuge, seeking pro- 
 tection. 
 ITT WTf^'l, & ^T^ n^ 1 ^' seeking protection. 
 '^[T^T^^ ^' place of refuge. 
 "^T^J ^' obstinacy, pertinacity. 
 "^Jl^T^I a. affording or seeking protection, 
 
 refuge, or help; abstr. OffX f. 
 '^TT'fl^ m. a couch made of arrows. 
 "5|"i;(cjrT^ m. the autumnal season. 
 irT<^^ n. an autumnal lotus-flower. 
 l['^7q^«^ n. a full-moon night in autumn. 
 
 l|"^fq^^f^i^ m. the full moon in autumn. 
 
 ■5j"5^fl^Tr"?I m. the autumnal season. 
 
 ll'l^'ff' f. autumn, pi. also = year. 
 
 ItT^^ ^' reed-stalk. 
 
 ItTf^^ ^' born or produced in autumn, au- 
 tumnal. 
 
 "^T^T^ f- autumn conceived as a woman. 
 
 ITT^*^ a. advanced in years (autumns), 
 aged. 
 
 IJ'^^fV ffl' receptacle for arrows, quiver. 
 
 "^XT^^ m. an autumnal cloud. 
 
 "^^^■^•^ m. a thick shower of arrows. 
 
 ^"^^f^^ n« reed-straw. 
 
 ^7;vif ra. a kind of deer, later a fabulous 
 eight -legged animal; E. of Visnu, N. of 
 an Asura etc. 
 
 ITT^^ m. N. of a Rishi. 
 
 l^T^^fS f- reed-point. 
 
 1J'"?;1T'^> f- t^ consisting or made of reeds. 
 
 ITT^W n. a thicket of reeds. 
 
 IIJ"?^^'^ ra. a shower of arrows. 
 
 2"irT^^ n. rain (of water). 
 
 l^T^f't'C a. raining arrows. 
 
 2^T!«=irM«V ^* I'aining (water). 
 
 If"^;^ n. aim, abstr. OffT f.; ^^1 f. arrow- 
 shot or hail of arrows. 
 
 ^Tir^^r^ n. = i^"?:??^. 
 
 lij""^^ n. cream, the scum on boiled milk. 
 
 IXT^'^ m. a thicket of reeds. 
 
 ^"^f^ or ©"i^^ f. a kind of heron. 
 
 IITT^ a. harming, noxious. 
 
 ^"^J^ m. n. a flat earthenware dish; also 
 
 a measure for grain. 
 '5J'"?3T^'^ m. a quiver; n. shield or coat of 
 
 mail (also ©^"^Tir n.). 
 I[TT^^"^fT m. the appearance of dishes (at 
 
 a meal); <>% '^% when this is past, i.e. 
 
 after meals. 
 IXTT^l^ m. bow or quiver (arrow-scatterer). 
 '^j'^T'Fr m-, ^•r n. bow (arrow-thrower). 
 ir"^T^TT[ ra. a shower of arrows. 
 ItTT^ n. the same. 
 "^if^*^ a. having arrows. 
 ■^j-T^T; n. (m.) the body, also =: person ; abstr. 
 
^-^T^ 
 
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 "5j"^X^ n. a (sraall or inferior) body. 
 ^"OT^R*^ & ogici; m. father (body-maker). 
 "JfT^T^fiMTir n. tormenting the body. 
 ^"OT^WW I'- taking a bodily form. 
 "UTTtT^ a. sprung from or belonging to the 
 
 body, bodily; m. embryo, son, love or 
 
 the god of love. 
 "3|"^T^rrT m- the sacrifice of life (lit. giving 
 
 up the body). 
 ■5|"^"?;^Q^T|^ m. corporal punishment. 
 ^'?^'?;%"5t ni« region or part of the body. 
 '^T^'T^Trf m. chief part or element of the 
 
 body (blood, flesh, etc.). 
 "^"^"^^cR a. bearing a body; m. living crea- 
 ture. 
 '^T'O^MTcf & °H^ ni- death (lit. falling or 
 
 breaking down of the body). 
 "^IT^'^C^^rfS f- a slender body. 
 'STT^T^T'^T f. bodily subsistence. 
 "^TT^T^T^ a- sprung froni bodily contact. 
 IfT^T'^*^ a. having a body, bodily, solid, 
 
 firm ; m. a living creature. 
 ^ftTf f% f. = ^^T^T^T. 
 "3|"5^"^"^(^ n. a jewel of a body.* 
 ^^T^^"^T f- care of the body, personal 
 
 attendance. 
 "3IT^T^^T"5n!r n. emaciation of the body. 
 ITT^T^^ "1- bodily exhaustion. 
 ■^TTtT^ a. being in the body. 
 ITT^TToRT'?^ m. bodily shape. 
 "^TTtn^rf m. the hair (lit. end) of the body. 
 I[T^TT«tToR"'C ^' destroyer of bodies. 
 '^TT^TT'^rftloR a. dearer than one's own 
 
 person or body (friend). 
 ^ftTT^ m. the half of the body. 
 ITTtTT^^^ m. a part of the body. 
 ITT^T^ a. liaving a body or having (— o) 
 
 for body; m. living creature, man, soul 
 I[^ f. (m.) spear or arrow. 
 '5r"^*T«Tf^ a. armed with a spear or arrows. 
 "^■^T^ m. shower of arrows. 
 "Il^r^ a. consisting of gravel or grit; m. 
 
 pebble, also = f. "^J^Rl^;! gravel, grit, brown 
 
 sugar. 
 IfoRT^X^ n. sugar-water. 
 l|^TT?[«fi n. the same. 
 
 "51^ m. N. of an evil demon. 
 ^ \* 
 
 IT^TZ Ki- a cert, snake. 
 
 ^^^, ^^fir fart (only w. ^^ & f^); be 
 
 defiant or strong. 
 l^^i a. defiant, strong. 
 2lf\} m. troop, host. 
 '^[^•ftf?! a. leading the host (of the Maruts) 
 
 or acting boldly. 
 1^^^ (on^y compar. IfV^T) = 1^^- 
 
 t^ffV^ (only — o) defiant, strong. 
 
 'jpjf s. a cert, part of a waggon. 
 
 "^5^ m. pi. N. of a people. 
 
 "^'leRTfT^ ^ ®^^ ^' causing welfare or 
 
 happiness. 
 t^^^ a. protecting. 
 1[;^«^ n. cover, protection, shelter, refuge, 
 
 comfort, welfare, joy, bliss (often — o in 
 
 Brahman-names). 
 ^^^ , only ^^R^trT protecting. 
 "^j^^ifl a. containing the word 'SjiT'l.- 
 ^fifi^ a. joyful, happy. 
 irf'T^T f* N. of sev. women, esp. of the wife 
 
 of Yayati. 
 ^^ m. arrow, dart; f. "^J reed, arrow, p 
 
 matting of reed (on the Soma-strainer). 
 *'5J^Tir a. thicket of reeds; m. pi. N. of a 
 
 region in Kuruksetra. 
 '^^qTITT^'rT m. pond, lake (cf. prec), fig. of 
 
 the Soma-vat. 
 "^^^•(^ m. archer (killer with arrows). 
 IJ^TrT & ir^Tf?f tn. names of men. 
 '^^ m. N. of a god killing with arrows , in 
 
 1. 1. = Rudra-Qiva. 
 "^^tn^ f. Qarva's wife i.e. Parvati. 
 "^J^xj^rf m. Qarva's mountain, i.e. Kailasa. 
 (*ir^T ^' spotted) ; f. "^t^^ft pi. the spotted 
 
 deer (of the Maruts); sgl. the (starred) 
 
 night. 
 
 "^T^l^ f- N. of the wife of Qarva or Qiva. 
 1^^, ' "^r^rfH, w. "^ leap, jump, rise. — 
 
 Cf. ^^g«rT , ^^f^cT. 
 2"5J^ an exclamation. 
 '^I'^ m. staff, quill of a porcupine (as a 
 
 measure of length. 
 
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 IT^cR';^ m. N. of a serpent-demon. 
 
 -^j-;^^ m. grasshopper, moth, night-butterfly ; 
 
 abstr. 071T f,, o^ n. 
 -gij-^^ n., o^ f. quill of a porcupine or bristle 
 
 of a hog. 
 Tf^f^fT a. furnished with squills. 
 (IT^^ ""O ^ IT^^RT f- chip, splinter, stalk, 
 rod, stick, peg, pin; finger, toe; quill of 
 the porcupine. 
 "SJ^TfticRT f. small chip etc' (v. prec). 
 IJ^IZ m, n. the unripe fruit of a tree. 
 ^^Tf?T s. N. of the birth-place of Panini. 
 '^I'^ifl^ m. a cert, insect. 
 "^j"^ n). n. chip, piece, bit; n. scale of a 
 
 fish. 
 '^j'^ n). n. the point of a spear or an arrow, 
 i.g. thorn, sting (lit. & fig.); blemish, 
 fault, obstacle ; m. also = seq. 
 "^jr^cfi m. porcupine. 
 TT^^A m. arrow -maker. 
 "^I^cR^ & o^«tT m. surgeon. 
 l[^^«rf a. who has the arrow-point (either 
 
 the killed deer or the killing hunter). 
 7[^c|i m., t] f . a porcupine, f. also N. of a 
 
 tree, 
 ■^j-^ m. n. dead body, corpse. 
 '^[[^iR^il^ n. funeral act, burial. 
 "^^^^T f- cremation of a body. 
 '^I'^-Vij:^;^ a. carrying a dead body. 
 l[^fT m- a. cert, worm (cf. '^^cf). 
 ll^^Tl" & °«fi «^- corpse- carrier. 
 IT^f^TT^ n- scull. 
 "^T^t^TT"^^ m. a flag or emblem consisting 
 
 of a scull; adj. carrying such a flag. 
 "^"^^ n. superiority, power, strength, heroism ; 
 
 instr. strongly, mightily. 
 1["^^T«T a. superior, powerful, heroic. 
 m^^T^nl^ & IT^'ft'l^ a. the same. 
 "5[^^ f. powerful, mighty (Indra's mother). 
 ^^'^'st][^ a. who touches a corpse. 
 -gj^Xf^ m. funeral fire. 
 ■^^T^ n. funeral food. 
 "5jf%^ (superl.) most mighty or strong. 
 ij-^"?^ a. powerful, mighty. 
 '^^T^lf ra. remover of corpses. 
 ^^ n. funeral. 
 
 1|"^ ni. hare (seen also in the spot of the 
 
 moon). 
 'gj'^cji m. hare, rabbit. 
 
 ^'^iJif^'EfTUf n. a hare's horn (= impossibility). 
 '^t'^^T ™' ^^^ moon (hare-holder). 
 "5|^f^r^ m. N. of a prince. 
 
 inr^ci: m. = im^^. 
 
 ll^l^lyf a. active, busy, zealous, devout^ 
 
 pious. 
 1|'5["^ a. inexhaustible, incessant. 
 IflX^ a. desiring or pursuing hares. 
 Iflt^'^W ^- ^^^ moon (hare-marked). 
 IX^^"^*^ "• *^^ hare-mark; m. = prec. 
 'SITT^TS^^'f n^'- = Piec. m. 
 
 1|1|^^ n. the same. 
 IT^T^ m. = -^I^^^Tir. 
 
 7j^|^%^T f. the lunar crescent (lit. moon- 
 streak). 
 "^^j^^^ifX f- a moon-faced woman. 
 ^rfrrcR^T f- a digit or sickle of the moon. 
 ljflr*l. "^' ^^^ moon (hare- marked). 
 -gXf^lT^ a. moon-like. 
 
 'irflt^Tf^ m. E. of ^iva (moon- crested). 
 
 lilTr^'^^ (compar.) more numerous, richer. 
 
 ^^^T adv. constantly, always. 
 
 ^^n!^, f. IJ^fft dr^Wt) ever repeating or 
 renewing itself, frequent, numerous, all, 
 every. — n. if'gc^ adv. again and again, 
 always, frequently, once more; indeed, of 
 course; l|'^c|^— "it"^^ "^ sooner— than. 
 
 -g^raff^ & o^ f. the orifice of the ear or 
 auditory passage; also a kind of food or 
 meal. 
 
 IfHT n. (young) grass, p. •ar-fr^f. 
 
 ^isxg a. grassy. 
 
 I[^, ^^ffT, ^f^, & ^Tf^, PP- "31^ cut to 
 pieces, slaughter. — f^ = S. 
 
 If^^ ti., IJ^T f- slaughter, killing. 
 
m^ 
 
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 I'ST^ a. recited, praised, commended, praise- 
 worthy, auspicious, happy, cheerful, beauti- 
 ful; n. praise, commendation. 
 
 2^^ a. cut to pieces, slaughtered. 
 
 3l[^ n. a kind of girdle. 
 
 ■^Ji^f m. cutter, killer. 
 
 "^TTO f- praise or praiser. 
 
 1^^ n. a kind of recitation (r.). 
 
 2^^ n. knife, dagger (also f. ^^ & ^- 
 f^^); sword, weapon i.g. 
 
 "^r^efif^ m. sword-fight. 
 
 IX^'^T^ m. the laying down of arms. 
 
 "^f^Mi^l n. blade of a knife or sword. 
 
 "^•f^TTfiir ^ **"mftF'l. a. having a sword in 
 hand. 
 
 "^J^XlTfT m. the (fall or) cut of a knife. 
 
 "^^■JT^TT ^' *he stroke of a sw^ord. 
 
 ^■^^Ifl^. a. bearing a sword; m. warrior. 
 
 ^^^nT^ a. armed with a sword. 
 
 "^[^f^jftl^n, *"• dealer in weapons. 
 
 "^^'^f^ a- living by the trade of arms. 
 
 "^T'^^^TfT in. flying or discharge of missiles. 
 
 ^r^T^VRI^ a. carrying arras for striking 
 and throwing; abstr. o^ n. 
 
 ^fl^ii; a. = IJ^^itT^. 
 
 Ij^i^;^ n. praise, eulogy. 
 
 1[^ a. to be recited or praised; n. recitation. 
 
 ^T, ftr^Tfff, ftl^%, l^fTT, pp. ^TfT & ftr?l 
 (q.v.) sharpen, whet; excite, make eager, 
 strengthen, promote; communicate, impart; 
 present with, help to (ace. of pers., instr., 
 dat., or gen. of thing). — ^^rf^ strike at. 
 "^r^ rid of (ace), -^j help to, cause to 
 partake of (loc). fif sharpen, whet; offer, 
 present; lay down, spread, ^ig^^ sharpen, 
 whet; excite, make eager or ready for 
 (dat.). - Cf. firftlTT, i^^ri. 
 
 I'ln^R ^^' h^^P» assistance. 
 
 2l|"T«i? a. helpful ; m. helper, assistant. 
 
 S^Tcfi n. eatable herb, vegetable food. 
 
 4l|"T^ a. belonging to the (pakas or to their 
 kings; m. n. = seq. 
 
 ^"RJ^^ m. the Qaka-era (78 A.D.). 
 
 ^T^ZT^«f & ^cfixrfljf m. names of gram- 
 marians. 
 
 ^Tifi^ m. n. = "^JiR^; m. pi. the adherents 
 of Qakalya, a. relating to them. 
 
 lXTc|i^%TT rn« a cert, oblation; ®jft^ a. re- 
 lating to it. 
 
 l^Tep^ m- N. of an ancient teacher. 
 
 ^T^^T^ ni., o^lfcRT f. a garden of vege- 
 tables. 
 
 IJTf^^ & "^TTf^ a. powerful, mighty. 
 
 "^^X^Tj f- t^ relating to birds, bird-like; m. 
 bird-catcher. 
 
 '^JT'ROt & ®«R TO' = prec. m. 
 
 IXT^f'^'fi^**** ^' the same.* 
 
 "^JT^nT^ m. the son of Qakuntala (Bharata) ; 
 n. the play or the tale about Q. 
 
 "^TW ^- teacher; worshipper of the ^akti or 
 energy (of Qiva). 
 
 ^I^TW^oR ^^' spearman. 
 
 ij-Xgq^ n. help, aid. 
 
 ^T^ m. pi. N. of a warrior race, sgl. a man 
 of this race, also = seq. 
 
 "^TT^fH^ m- a Buddhist mendicant. 
 
 '^TT^^f'T ni- the saint of the Qakyas, i.e. 
 Buddha. 
 
 ^TW^RUr (& *»^*) ra. = ^T^firf. 
 IfTsfi, f- ^ belonging to Qakra (Indra). 
 ^Tlpt^ f. t; strong, mighty. 
 ^T'S^IT f. (adj. — o f. ^ v^ f^) branch (lit. & 
 
 fig.); limb, arm, leg, finger; ramification, 
 
 subdivision, species, sort, branch of a 
 
 Veda, i.e. Vedic school. 
 "^IT^T^ n* limb of the body. 
 '^T;^fnT^ a. having finished one Qakha (r.). 
 "^TT^T^T^ m. an arm (-like) branch. 
 irraT^^ r». pi. divisions and subdivisions. 
 "^TT^TT^ (f- t^*) consisting of branches. 
 '^T^'HTT !"• ape (branch-animal). 
 "^TTf^^ a. having branches or schools (Veda); 
 
 m. tree. 
 ^T^^ a. belonging to the school of (— «). 
 lil*^"^, f.|;[ relating toQiva or Qamkaracarya. 
 l"5JT^gT^«T m. N. of a teacher and author, 
 
 pi. his race. 
 2'5JT^^iT, f. t^ belonging to ^ankhayana. 
 ^Tf^^ m. shell-blower. 
 ITT^ a. made of shells. 
 t'Jn^ m. pi. grains, grit. 
 
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 tlTTf^ & ^nf^'T^'T ™- ^- ^^ Indra. 
 "UTTZ m., I; f., "JJIZ^ m. n. cloth, scarf. 
 ^^5n^f n^' N. of an ancient teacher and 
 
 legislator; pi. his followers (also ^f'T'^). 
 ^7^ n. falsehood, villany; p. ^^irT . 
 IITW' ^' % hempen; m. & f. t^ a hempen 
 
 garment. 
 2^TTir m-) ^rr f- grind- or touchstone. 
 S^I^THI' m., ^SSTT f' Ji cert, weight. 
 l|"T%'R'5r 1^' grindstone. 
 "5j"rX!^ m. a man's name. 
 ITTftl^^ a- belonging to or descending from 
 
 Qandilya, m. pi. his descendants. 
 IfTfUi^^ rn« N. of sev. teachers. 
 l^TT^ ^' sharpened, whetted; thin, slender. 
 2'^Trr m. the falling out (of hair, nails etc.). 
 ^Tf!«fi^ n- gold (lit. coming from the river 
 
 Qatakumbha). 
 IJTfl^^^T^ (f. t) '^ ''^^^ a. golden. 
 ITTcltT'W (f. t) & *%T^'T^ a- = Prec. 
 ^Tr!«! a. (f. t^) & n. causing to fall, cutting 
 
 off, destroying. 
 ^Tffg"^ a. of lightning. 
 IJTf?!*^ m. cutter, hewer ( — «). 
 "^TT^T^T* ^' ^ thin-bellied, abstr. »^^ n. 
 "^T"^"^ a. inimical; m. enemy. 
 ^T^m. falling, dropping(— o); grass. f.lJT^ 
 
 brick. 
 '3rT^«f n. falling out. 
 ^T^"5r a. grassy, verdant, green; n. a grassy 
 
 spot. 
 l[T^^cf«fr^ & °f%«t^ a. = prec. a. 
 lXT«fT a. appeased, still, tranquil, calm, quiet, 
 
 gentle, meek, soft; extinguished, ceased, 
 
 dead. m. & f. '^ a man's & woman's 
 
 name; n. = seq. 
 irT«frrrr f*? °?^ n- tranquillity, absence of 
 
 passion. 
 irrfT^r^ m. patron, of Bhisma. 
 ^fig m. N. of an ancient king (= "Jpfwf). 
 l^TnT'TT'T^ a. of tranquil mind. 
 ITT^'^T^, •»^f?f calm, pacify. 
 l[[T«ff^5r^ a. dustless or passionless (lit. 
 
 having the dust or the quality of passion 
 
 allayed). 
 '^t'l^^^ a. of calm appearance. 
 
 "^•tTT3I«^ a. calm-minded, composed. 
 
 "jflf'Tf f- tranquillity, peace of mind; averting 
 of an evil omen, expiation ; welfare, bliss; 
 stopping, ceasing, extinction (of fire), 
 destruction, end, death. 
 
 ^Tf^rT^&mf^^^ n. any act for averting 
 bad consequences. 
 
 1[Tf^^ a. causing bliss or happiness. 
 
 ITTf'ffm'^ & ^^^TT^T n. vessel for the pro- 
 pitiatory water. 
 
 ^Tf^^f^ & 1^1^^ n- propitiatory 
 water. 
 
 l^Tf^lT^ ^' propitiatory oblation. 
 
 IJT'^^^ V. ^-p^^ . 
 
 I'lTT^ ^' curse. 
 
 2l[m m. float, drift (concr.). 
 
 'STimr^T'T n. the utterance of a curse. 
 
 l^TM*?!^ in- = prec. or deliverance from a c. 
 
 "IIT^T^ & IxftT^oB n. curse-water (by apply- 
 ing which a pers. is cursed). 
 
 ^T^ V. l^-R. 
 
 ^T^l^ m. N. of a plant & a teacher, f. f^ the 
 language of the pabaras. 
 
 '^T^fT'fiT f- a kind of leech, 
 
 117^^ n« medley, compound, f. o^J female 
 jester or singer. 
 
 "5^7^, f. ^ relating to sounds or words, esp. 
 based upon the sacred word i.e. the Veda; 
 m. philologist, grammarian. 
 
 ^Xf^cfi a. uttering a sound or familiar with 
 sounds (words); m. = prec. m. 
 
 IJTf'T'^ a. relating to the slayer or cutter of 
 the sacrificial victim; m. the fire for cook- 
 ing the sacrif. flesh; n. a place for slaying 
 cattle or = seq. 
 
 ^Tf *i^qh ^^ n- the office of the slayer of 
 the sacrificial animal. 
 
 ^1*0^, f- t^ made of Qami-wood. 
 
 in'T^ <^ ^T^ n. a woolen shirt. 
 
 Iffl^-?^, f. t; relating to Qambara; n. jugglery, 
 sorcery. 
 
 ^|7;R[f^cB m. juggler, sorcerer. 
 
 IfTH^j f. t^ relating to Cambhu (Qiva). 
 
 ^T'^T a. aiming at peae, peaceable; n. & OfH 
 f. peace, tranquillity. 
 
 ^TJf a. lying, sleeping (— o). 
 
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 ^j^jcR, f. of%jqij = prec. ; *f. also mode of 
 
 lying or one's turn to lie. 
 HTf^l. a. lying, resting, sleeping (mostly — o). 
 "3JT^, f. "^T mottled, spotted; m. a stone or 
 
 piece used at sev. games (also f. ^. 
 "^TTW *• bow*; f. «^ the female of a cert. 
 
 bird. 
 ITTT^, f. ^TT^ or ^TT^ autumnal. 
 ^T^^ & ITTT^^ a. the same. 
 "5[j';j;[^ n. autumn-corn. 
 1[1T^^ m. a man's name. 
 ^7"fX; m. = l|"Ti;; m.; f. a kind of crow. 
 HlfX^ m., ^T f- = prec. m. & f. 
 •^j-^'^'^^, f. 1^ made of bone; corporeal, of 
 the body. n. bodily constitution, excrement. 
 lITTtT^ a. corporeal. 
 ^Tf^T^rft^T^T U °^^W n-, °f^^T f- titles 
 
 of works. 
 "JJT^ m. a cert. bird. 
 
 "5[j^ a. made of horn or coming from the 
 Crnga-tree. m. a cert, bird (f. '|^; n. bow 
 (esp. that of Visnu). 
 ■gjl^oR m., <*f^^T f- = prec. m. & f. 
 ^^"i^^^^ m. E. of Visnu-Krsna. 
 ^T|=^^^ & °^f^^ m. = prec. 
 ^W^T "^- ^^^ same; N. of 
 
 ^^^fff f- his work. 
 lIT^^T^ftr & **^cll ^' E. of Visnu-Krsna. 
 '5[T^*'^"^ m. N. of a man. 
 ^Tft^ m. = ^Tt^g\5T- 
 1[T^^ m. tiger (f. fj; best among (— o). 
 '^T^^i^'^il^ n. a tiger's skin. 
 l!|'T^^%T^«l^ n. a tiger's hair. 
 lIT^^f^^firT n. tiger's play, N. of a 
 
 metre. 
 ■^IT'^lrt m., fj' f. patron, names. 
 TfT^, f- ^ relating to ^arva (Qiva) ; w. f^^^; 
 
 f. the north-east. 
 "^JT"^"?;; a. nocturnal; f. ^ night. 
 "SIT^f^cR a. = prec. adj. 
 lin^ ^"- ^ ^^"<^ of timber tree, tree i.g., 
 
 wall, fence; f. '^JtfiJ (q.v.). 
 2"^!^ a. being in a hut, house, room, 
 
 hall etc. 
 SlI'T^ m. a kind of fish. 
 1|1^^^ m. N. of a sacred village. 
 
 ^;5l^|^iT m. N. of a Rishi, pi. his race. 
 
 "^rT^^Tr! ni. a young Qala-tree. 
 
 '^[[T^^ a. moth-like ; of^f^if m. such a way of 
 
 acting (cf. XJcj^n^-pfl) , 
 ^T^^rf^^T & ''^^ f. statue. 
 itl^T f' hut, house, hall, room, stable ( — o 
 
 also "^ff^f n.). 
 ^T^efi Ml- a bunch of chips or fagots; 
 
 fagot-fire. 
 "^JT^Tf^ ^' domestic fire. 
 'gjT^Trf"^^ a. native of Qalatura, m. E. of 
 
 Panini. 
 irT^T"Qf?T ni. householder. 
 TJT^TT^"^ a. being in the front of a house 
 
 (fire). 
 in^T"^"^ m. the chief post of a hut. 
 ^T^Tf^ m- cat (cf. ^^^cR). 
 HJl^pST^ (abstr. o^ n.) & o^T? a. dwelling 
 
 in a bouse. 
 IJI^T^nW txi' post or pillar of a house. 
 Iflf^ m. sgl. & pi. rice. 
 ^Tf^efiXO" m. grain of rice, 
 ^Tf^%l^TT m., o%^ n. field of rice. 
 lJTfti%m ni-5 f[^ f- guardian of a rice-field. 
 ITTf^^W "• rice-flower, ground rice, 
 an author, I "JJTf^^ a. possessing, full of, rich in, eminent 
 by (— o) ; f. oif^ a field of rice. 
 ^Tf^*r^«T n., o*r f. a field of rice. 
 ^Tf%^T^^ m. N. of a king. 
 ITlf^^T"^ m. E. of the horse (lit. receiving 
 rice-oblations); N. of an author on hippo- 
 logy, n. his work. 
 ■^T^^T a. having a fixed abode, domestic; 
 modest, bashful, ashamed; n. adv., as 
 subst. modesty, humbleness. 
 ^l^^fTT f. = prec. n. 
 '^ITWt'fc^ n. abstr. to 1[T^*f in all mgs. 
 1![T^ n. a cert, fruit. 
 li"T^^ ni. N. of an evil demon. 
 ^T«*i«l? n. an esculent lotus-root. 
 ^"[^^ m. frog. 
 ITT^'^, f. t^ grown with rice. 
 "KfT^f^ (adj. — o) = seq. 
 IJ'l^f'^F m. f . , o^ f. the silk-cotton tree; 
 
 the latter also N. of a river & a bell. 
 "^TT^R^'Ri^oJi s. a board of ^almall-wood. 
 
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 f^^ 
 
 "^T^W "• boiled rice, ricc-gruel. 
 lIT^T^*f ni« n- the same. 
 ^J^ ni. pi. N. of a people. 
 l^T^ m, the young of an animal. 
 2l[l^ a. relating to a dead body, cadaverous, 
 dead. 
 
 TTT^TTTT^ n- impurity on account of a dead 
 body. 
 
 "^JJ'^J' & "^JllJoR a. relating to a hare, leporine. 
 
 "SIT^cf, f. ■?[ constant, perpetual, uninter- 
 rupted, eternal; n. = seq. 
 
 "?J"T^rJt^ «• constancy, eternity. 
 
 l^T^, ltTf%, lfT% (^T^fcf, °%), pp. f^t 
 (q-vO^ ITT^' ^ ITTftrT chasten, punish, 
 correct, rule, govern, manage, direct, in- 
 struct, teach, order, command, announce, 
 proclaim, foretell, avow, confess. — "^g 
 teach, instruct, order, command (2 ace.) ; 
 direct, indicate; rule, govern (^ <^]3t^T^or 
 ^TT^^); chastise, punish, "^^if indicate, 
 designate. WR^ teach, impart (2 ace); 
 w. "^^T^J^ rule, bear sway, "^f^ indicate, 
 direct, rule. "^ M.(A.) wish, pray or hope 
 for (ace.) ; expect from (abl.) ; ± '^Tfll"^'^ 
 & "^iftl'^r^ make supplication, utter 
 wishes for (dat. or loc). ^3f^ direct up- 
 wards (to the gods). "Pf instruct, teach, 
 direct, order, command; dispose of, decide 
 (ace. rt-^ff^j); rule, govern (± -^olfyj;). 
 ^P w. "^T^TI^ bear sway, reign. f% give 
 various instructions about (ace). ^tpR[ 
 direct, bid, invite. — Cf. '^•rflT'S. 
 
 2^T^ f- command or commander. 
 
 lITT^ m. order, command. 
 
 2"^T^ m. punisher, ruler. 
 
 3in^ ^' knife. 
 
 "5TT^«R !"• teacher, instructor. 
 
 ^T^«f a. (f. |3 ^ "• chastising, punishing, 
 instructing, teaching; n. also chastisement, 
 punishment, discipline, government, order, 
 command, edict, precept. — TfT^^f't «R, °% 
 "y^or^T obey the orders of (gen. or — o). 
 
 ITT^I^T ^' messenger, envoy (bearer of 
 commands). 
 
 "^n^'f^Tf^, °fTT^ & °f TfT'l ni. the same. 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit -English Dictionary. 
 
 ^T^«fV"^ a. to be taught or instructed. 
 "IIT'RW^ a. holding a knife in the hand. 
 Iflf^fT m. chastiser, punisher, governor, 
 
 teacher. 
 
 ^Tf^cl^ a. to be taught or prescribed. 
 ^if^'l, a. punishing, instructing, command- 
 ing, ruling (— o). 
 ^"I^^T^ n. direction, order. 
 "^Tf^ f- punishment, order, command. 
 
 iTT^ m. = ifrftr^- 
 
 ^11^ n. instruction, precept, rule, theory, 
 a scientific or canonical work. 
 
 "^^cRTT ^ ^'R^ ^' *^^ author of a Qastra 
 work (cf. prec). 
 
 lirT''^f^«ff^ ni. a learned man. 
 
 ^T^"^ a. versed in science. 
 
 "5ITW<T^ »d^'- according to precept or law. 
 I '3IT^"?'5 a. mentioned or stated in a Qastra 
 I work, according to precept or rule. 
 
 UJl^^f^ !'• scholarship. 
 
 lilM^f^ a. having a learned mind; m. a 
 I scholar. 
 
 <3[||fj^c(|<^ m. statement of the ^astras. 
 
 "gjf";^r^7f^i^ m. teacher (of sciences). 
 
 HT^ft^ a. = ^T^^. 
 
 "5ITf^"^ a. learned; m. a scholar or learned 
 man. 
 
 ^1T^^^ a. scriptural, theoretical. 
 
 IfT^ a. to be punished, directed, or ruled. 
 
 fli"?!' m. a kind of tree. 
 
 flj^Tr m., "ftfliitrr f. a cert. tree. 
 
 fir"^^TT ^^' ^ porpoise. 
 
 f5[^ n. strap, carrying-girth; a balance sus- 
 pended by strings. 
 
 ■ftrti, HW^> & f^l\^ a. able, clever. 
 
 ft|^^, fir^f^, o%, pp. ftrf^rr (q.v.) strive 
 to be able, try, practise, learn (mostly M.); 
 be willing to help (dat.), to give or impart 
 (ace), or to present with (instr.). C. f^- 
 '=^'^f?T (*%) cause a person to learn a 
 thing, teach, instruct (2 ace, or ace of 
 pers. & loc. of th. or infin.; also gen. of 
 pers. & ace of th.). — "^iT learn, C. teach. 
 ^fif C. teach. "^ cause to partake of 
 (gen), wish to present with (instr.). ^H 
 
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ftr^^ 
 
 546 
 
 attract, entice, invite; try, practise, learn 
 (mostly M.). "JffTf allure, invite, f^ distrib- 
 ute. ^?{; C. teach. 
 
 f|[^^ a. teaching; m. teacher. 
 
 f^^Uf n. teaching, instruction in (loc). 
 
 fW^Wt^ a. to be taught or to be instructed 
 in (ace). 
 
 f^^T ^- ability, cleverness, skill, art, knowl- 
 edge, instruction; esp. the science of the 
 grammatical elements. 
 
 f^[|^Tif^ a. befriending men. 
 
 ftj^T^nT a. rich in knowledge, instructive. 
 
 "ft[f^7T a. learnt or learned, taught, instructed 
 in (ace, loc, or — o). 
 
 fijt^gcRT^m. beginner (lit. willing to learn).* 
 
 f^"^ a. communicative, helpful, 
 a. instructive, 
 m. N. of a serpent-demon ; f. fi[[?§T C^-^-)' 
 
 fi|^""5^ & ** «fit ra« a tuft of hair or a peacock's 
 tail. 
 
 f^'ifrj^'^ a. poss. to prec. ; m. peacock, 
 N. of a man, the son of Drupada, born 
 as a female (ftj^'Rl^'ft), f. ^"^ also a 
 pea-hen. 
 
 ftr^fll^Tn! a. rich in peacocks. 
 
 "ftjT^"^ a. peaked; m. n. peak, top, summit. 
 
 flT^rfT'l ^- peaked, pointed, crested; m. 
 mountain; f. onf^ N. of a metre. 
 
 tl[^T f' tuft or braid of hair, a peacock's 
 crest, flame, ray of light, top, point, sum- 
 mit, end. 
 
 ftr^T^rZ a. wearing a lock on the top of 
 the head. 
 
 f^^T^^I. n. garland worn on the head. 
 
 flT^THTW "• ornament of the head, diadem. 
 
 ftl^T^txir n»- crest-gem; best of (— «). 
 
 flt'I^T^f^^'C. a- hanging down from the crest. 
 
 ftT^§T^«rr^ a. flaming, burning; pointed. 
 
 flT^^^ m. peacock. 
 
 fsrf^'^, a. wearing a tuft of hair or a crest; 
 m. peacock, fire or the god of fire, f. f^- 
 f^ifl' pea-hen. 
 
 fgjg' m. pi. N. of a people; sgl. the horse- 
 radish tree. 
 
 ftXITcR m. = prec. sgl. 
 
 t^T^ f. (nom. flfiB) = flj^, also net. 
 
 tftr^^^ "ftr^, PP "Rrf^cT (q.v.) twang, 
 tinkle. — f% warble. ^T(^=S. — Cf. 
 
 ftf^T f- tinkling, humming. 
 
 f^^TT ^i^' N^' of a man. 
 
 tirf^fT a- & n. twanging, tinkling, humming. 
 
 f^f^^ f« bow-string (the twanging one). 
 
 ■ftl'cT a. whetted, sharp, thin. 
 
 flTfnirTT a- sharp-edged. 
 
 fttffT'R'T^ m. a cert, part of the sacrificial 
 victim. 
 
 tfirfTf a. white or black (blue). 
 
 f^f^TcR'^ a. white-shouldered. 
 
 ftfTfcRW a. white- or black -necked ; m. a 
 cert, bird or prey, a peacock, E. of Qiva, 
 N. of a serpent-demon & sev. men. 
 
 'ftl'f?IofiU^ch a. blue-necked. 
 
 ftl'fTIII? a. whitish. 
 
 ■ftjfTrQW a. white-winged. 
 
 firf^^?[ C""^?) a. white-footed. 
 
 "ftrf7Tm<5[ a. the same. 
 
 "Rrfff^H a. white-backed. 
 
 "fiiXfJT^T^ or o^T^ a. having white fore-legs. 
 
 ftftrf?^ a. white-browed. 
 
 ■ftlfTT^T^ n. fat (white flesh). 
 
 'ftl'f??'?^?^ n. sapphire (blue gem). 
 
 tllft^TT & °"#T^ a. white-tailed. 
 
 ft[f?T^T€^ a. clad in dark. 
 
 ftr^T^Tr f- t thin-bellied. 
 
 ftr^^ a. white-shouldered. 
 
 ftl(39rT¥ a. white-lipped. 
 
 f^f^"?!^ a. loose, slack, soft, tender. 
 
 tljf^^ a. loose, flaccid, languid, trembling, 
 
 feeble. 
 ftrf^^ffr f- looseness, laxity. 
 ftjf^^f^ , o^fTT, pp. "ftrf^f^fT loosen, relax. 
 frff^.^^'nfV a. of relaxed attention, absent 
 
 in thought. 
 
 firf^^ ^ = firfir^RT^, °^ intr. 
 
 "ft[fiT m. a man's name. 
 
 ftjflt V. seq. 
 
 flfftfT a. superfluous. 
 
 ■ftjfxif^lg a. the same, bald. m. E. of Visnu 
 
 & Qiva. 
 flflT^ifr a. full-cheeked. 
 
547 
 
 ftl^^^f^n. 
 
 ^TfT f. du. the cheeks or those parts of a 
 helmet that cover them. 
 
 ftTf3iTft^5fT^ & f^flK a. = "ftflT^^,. 
 ^tUT f. a fibrous or thin root; a lash with 
 
 a rod. 
 
 f^rf^ m- N. of a king, pi. his people. 
 :fT[Tf^cJ| ra. = prec. ; f. '^T litter, palanquin, 
 
 the weapon of Kubera. 
 f^f^'^t^ n. royal camp or tent. 
 "ftr^ a. wanton, lustful. 
 
 f?!"^ m. distributer of the sacrificial meat. 
 fSI^ f. endeavour, effort. 
 flf^^nT a. effective, pervading, strong. 
 f^^ m. legume, pod; o«^ m. small pod. 
 
 •firrfi^ f. = "fi[Ti^. 
 
 ftj"??^ or f^^ m. pi. N. of a people. 
 
 f^''^ (— °) crushing, afflicting. 
 
 fTT-^:^Tn'5r n. (head-)3cull, p. of%^. 
 
 ftr^IcR'T m. shaking of the head; a. °f7q«l[^. 
 
 fi[TT»^^ "• sgl. head and ear. 
 
 fTrT^''TJ m. head -band. 
 
 f^T^^%Q[ m., Oil n. cutting of a head. 
 
 frtT'^'^T 11- violent head-ache. 
 
 f^T*^'^ 9' having only the head left; m. E. 
 
 of Rahu. 
 tlt"?^^ n. head, top, point, summit, fore-part, 
 
 front; ^IT"^ ^'^n- — Instr. w. ^, V> etc. 
 
 bear on the head i.e. esteem highly, honour, 
 
 respect. 
 
 head-growing). 
 ftlTW (adj. -o) = ftx"^^. 
 'Rn'T^^ adv. from or at the head. 
 f^X!^ n* helmet (head-protector). 
 t^TM lUl' n. the same. 
 frrT'^Tcf a. who has bathed his head. 
 f^TO"^ ^' N. of a tree, n. its blossom. 
 trrX I M\ cj n. sgl. head and neck. 
 t^'^T'^fT m. blow on the head. 
 "RfT"^!^ n- pl- the hair of the head. 
 ftrTT^T^I. ^'- head- band. 
 trRTT^*^ n. head-ache. 
 ftlTTWT ™'5 "^T f- the neck (head-bearer). 
 ftlTT^TW^^ & °^T^ a- to be borne on the 
 
 head i.e. to be honoured or respected. 
 
 f^TT^'^'T n. shaking of the head. 
 fTTTT^TT m. head-end, top. 
 fTrTT>jf^<fTm ra. head-ache. 
 fttTTH^^ ^- ornament for the head. 
 'fttTT'RfTJ m. crest-jewel ; the crown, i.e. the 
 
 first or chief of (gen. or — «). 
 ■finTT^^ n. sgl. head and face. 
 WtTT^"- crest-gem, ornament for the head. 
 f^'^T^af & o^^T f- head-ache. 
 trfri^W ^- ^^^^ ^^ horn (head-born). 
 "RhTT^^TT f- head-ache. 
 f^^jl^c^ff^^ n. du. the lotus of the head 
 
 and heart (poet ). 
 f^[T^ m. an ear of corn left on the field & 
 
 the gleaning of it. 
 "filT^^f^ a. who lives by gleaning. 
 fTT^ f- stone, rock. 
 f^r^ IT^ n. a house made of stone or in a 
 
 rock. 
 
 f^f^jxT^ m. heap of stones, mountain. 
 "ftr^fl^ n- a flat stone (or grind-stone*). 
 "RiT^T^? & o^ m. a slab or seat of stone. 
 fTT^T'?^^ f. ^ made of stone, stony. 
 f^[T^T^fBfi^ a. raining stones. 
 f^^T%T?T«^ n. cave in a rock, rocky recess. 
 "ftr^T^^ m. a stony pillar. 
 f^f^i^^ m. N. of a serpent-demon. 
 "RT^ H become stone or as hard as stone. 
 ftr^'VT n. a mushroom. 
 
 "ftl'^T'^ ni. arrow, bee; N. of a hare. 
 
 'R[T%TW^ ra. = ftMT^^. 
 
 f^%T>^ ra., o«T n. gleaning; m. du. & n. sgl. 
 
 gleaning and gathering grains. 
 i f^ N I ^ ^f% f- subsistence by gleaning. 
 2ftT%T^«^ffff a. = seq. 
 f%T%Tf%l^«^ a. who lives by gleaning. 
 lf^[T^ a. many-coloured, variegated. 
 2f^^ n. variegation, decoration, ornament, 
 
 art, craft; f. f^TT^Jt = seq. 
 ftT^CT«fiTfT=RT & <*«RTTi" ^- a female artist. 
 f^^CT^irT^ ra. artist. 
 |\|pfl|^xfT*fiT f- female artist.* 
 f^f%f«(^ a. knowing an art; m. & f. ^^fV 
 
 artist, artisan. 
 f'S[T^TR^Vf%«l,ra. = prec. m. (living by an art). 
 
 35* 
 
ftr^ 
 
 54a 
 
 f^ a. kind, friendly, mild, gracious, lovely, 
 auspicious, fortunate, m. N. of a god (at 
 first euphemistically = Rudra), jackal 
 (mostly f. ^T); du. Qiva and his wife. 
 f. ftT^T Qiva's energy, personif. as his 
 wife. n.(ra.)luck, happiness, bliss; "fio^FC, 
 f^^^ & ftmm^ adv. 
 
 1^^%"^ n. a field or place consecrated to 
 ^iva, N. of a cert, district. 
 
 "RfT^cnf?! a. causing welfare; f. welfare. 
 
 f^^^Tf & "HTT^^T^ m- names of men. 
 
 f^^'fe'^ f. Qiva's region (the north-cast). 
 
 f^cf J"5(^ n., o-q-^ f. N. of sev. towns & villages. 
 
 fS[T^^TTW "• T. of a Purana. 
 
 f^T^ft^T f. Qiva's wife. 
 
 f^^^"^ m. a worshipper of Qiva. 
 
 ftr'^HfW f- worship of Qiva. 
 
 fgr^^rft m- N. of a minister. 
 
 f^^^T"^, f. "I" thoroughly devoted to Qiva. 
 
 "firr^TT^ m. final emancipation (lit. Qiva's 
 path). 
 
 ■naWf^ f- Qiva's wife. 
 
 "ftr^^^f^*!^ a- having the form of Qiva. 
 
 f^^f^^ n- the phallus of (}\vd. 
 
 f^^^jcR m. Qiva's world. 
 
 "ftr^^^^l. ni- N. of a man. 
 
 f^^^cRvlT a. bearing good will; m. E. of 
 cert, verses. 
 
 "T^^f ^"Tt f- ^iva's wife. 
 
 t^^^^ n. pi. N. of cert, grammatical & phi- 
 losophical aphorisms. 
 
 trr^T^^^fi ni' fortune-teller, astrologer. 
 
 "ftr^lfil^^^ a. gently touching. 
 
 fTr^T^ff«T fi. a temple of Qiva. 
 
 fTf^T^"^ m. ^iva's abode (a temple or mount 
 Kailasa). 
 
 ftr^, ftlf^^, ftrf^T V. Ijtf^ etc. 
 
 frr^ffT a. malignant, unkind. 
 
 fjlJl^ (only "ftjSTT) = frr^- 
 
 fTHTT^ a. communicative, liberal. 
 
 f^fnnf^rj a. wishing to lie down, sleepy. 
 
 firflj"?^ m. n. the cool or dewy season, i.g. 
 hoar, frost, dew ; as adj. cool, chilly. 
 
 fTrfi[TT«RT ^ °f^TW ni- the moon (having 
 
 cold rays). 
 t^f^T^f^frl & °^'^m m. the same. 
 
 fllfTT?;^^, ®^rf?T to cool (trans.). 
 ftrftrTT"^ a. having cold rays; m. the nioon. 
 f^frr"^!^^ m. spring (end of the dewy 
 
 season). 
 ftl'Hll'^^ & "RrrftTT^'T^ "^' the cool season 
 
 of the year. 
 f3lTfi[TTTW^ "»• spring (end of the cool 
 
 season). 
 
 f^-sj & f3[P^ m. young, child. 
 
 fTr*H«hl^ m. childlood. 
 
 t^^*B^ n. a kind of penance. 
 
 f^^'=^T'^T'S|W"'the lunar penance of children. 
 
 f^[Pl[^«| m. sgl. (coll.) children. 
 
 f^T^rfl f., °^ n. childhood. 
 
 frr's^'lT'T ni. a young snake. 
 
 fTT"^^!^ ni- N. of a king slain by Krsna. 
 
 fTT^^T^^V ^- the slaying of 9i9upala, T. 
 of an epic poem by Magha. 
 
 f^[m^"f^ m. childhood, childishness. 
 
 ■ftj'^Tliff a. having children or young. 
 
 f^fPTTfY^ m. the Gangetic porpoise (lit. child- 
 killing) & a constellation conceived in the 
 form of this animal and as an apparition 
 of Visnu. 
 
 fTT^^ m. a little child. 
 
 f^"^ m. n. tail or the membrum virile. 
 
 "Rnf"^^ m. piercing, perforation. 
 
 f^f^^cj m. pi. a class of tailed demons or 
 false gods. 
 
 ftT\, ftftfe "ftNfrT, pp. ftlt (qv ) leave J 
 P. frrSSf^ be left, remain, w. ^f want, be 
 missing. C. %"5r^t?f, °% leave, spare. — 
 "^fff leave remaining; P. remain. "^TJ 
 leave out. '^'^ leave remaining (also C.) ; 
 P. be left, remain. '^'^ & Tjf?^ the same. 
 f^ leave apart i.e. separate, distinguish, 
 characterize. P. be distinguished by(instr.), 
 differ from (abl.); be eminent among (gen. 
 or loc), be better or more excellent than 
 (abl. orinstr.). C. distinguish, characterize; 
 pick out, prefer; exceed, surpass (ace). 
 TUm increase, augment. — Cf. ^f?it7THr 
 '^SRfW, %f^H, "qfTftr^ (sit;!), "Nrfw, 
 
 lf^[TS a. ordered, commanded (pers. & th.); 
 
549 
 
 •ifrtTTwr^n! 
 
 taught, learned, wise. m. a wise or a good 
 man ; n. precept, rule, instruction. 
 
 2"ftTH a* l^ft, remaining; n. rest, remainder. 
 
 "finnff'R^T'T n^- ^he use or practice of learned 
 men. 
 
 f^ffg'jiT^ m. the eating of leavings. 
 
 filH'^^T f' ^^ assembly of learned men. 
 
 ftr^TT'Tf m. the tradition of learned men. 
 
 tftrST^TT^ m. the conduct of well-bred men. 
 
 2f^^T'^TT ^' behaving like well-bred men. 
 
 fTTHTf^S a. approved by wise men. 
 
 ifrrfS f- punishment, command, instruction. 
 
 SffTTf^ f- help, aid. 
 
 f^TSfa.to be taught or instructed; m. scholar, 
 pupil (f. ^T); abstr. o^^x f- 
 
 f^^fcfi ni.= prec. m. 
 
 "nrr^^ft'^ a- having the form or appearance 
 of a scholar. 
 
 l^ft, uTI^I'H fall, cease, perish. 
 
 2^, "^^ & TT^*^ (°f?r), pp. ^f^ (q.v.) lie, 
 sleep, rest. C. ^|j*|^f?T, ®% cause to lie 
 down or go to sleep, lay down, put on 
 orin(loc.). D. f^f^lfi^blTi wish to sleep. -- 
 "^ficT sleep or go to rest before another 
 (ace); also = C. surpass, excel, '^jf^ reach 
 beyond, surpass (ace), "^ftj lie in or on, 
 mount, enter (ace, r. loc). "^r«T lie on or 
 in (ace. or loc), lie down after another 
 (ace); rue, repent, "^f^ lie upon (ace). 
 ^ lie in or on (ace). "^^T stretch, 
 extend. UWlli*^ before or in front of (ace). 
 ^anr lie by or on (ace or loc). Tjf^ lie 
 about, surround, encompass; be at or in 
 (ace). T( lie down upon (ace), ^f^ be 
 undecided or in doubt, despair of (loc); 
 A. disagree about (ace). — Cf. "^ft^SHTf^fTi 
 
 3T[ft (— o) lying, resting. 
 Tft^, "^^"H, pp. ^f^ drip, 
 ''[f^^"?^ m. thin or drizzling rain ; Oo|iISJ' m. drop. 
 ^cfif^«^ a. drizzling, sprinkling. 
 xfHr a. quick, speedy; ^[fVsnR; & ^hyXIJ adv. 
 ift^cRTfTI ^ °^ ^- acting quickly. 
 Xft^«R(^ a. to be done quickly. 
 ^g^i & o^rrf'T't. a. going quickly, hasten- 
 ing, swift. 
 
 ^W'^IT ^- - pree, TnS^^® whirling around. 
 
 ^ft^cTT f'j °^ n« quickness, speed. 
 
 ^^mfW a. quick-handed (the wind). 
 
 ^[fNrmffH: a. flying swiftly. 
 
 ^"5mTf^T«l^ a. drinking or sucking swiftly. 
 
 ^^^T^ n. & a. (alsoo^jf^) going quickly. 
 
 ^n^'Sf^Tf^'l^ a. riding or driving fast. 
 
 '"[f^l^'^if m. moving on quickly. 
 
 "if^W a. speedy. 
 
 ^cT a. cold, cool; n. cold, frost. 
 
 ^rl^, f. ^frf^T = pree adj. 
 
 l^rfcfi"^ a. cooling. 
 
 2^fT«fiT ^' the moon (cold-rayed). 
 
 ^rff^TW »"• =pree 2. 
 
 ^ftcT^^ n. a kind of penance. 
 
 ^rfflir^T f. cooling, refreshing. 
 
 ^fl^ m. = 2^fIcR'5(:. 
 
 ^f^cTrfT f., '^t^ "• coldness, cold. 
 
 ^7f^lf^f?r & o^fTT m. = 2^fT^^. 
 
 TftfrmfTn" & °*nT m. the same. 
 
 ^<TT:ifr«fT f. N. of a female demon. 
 
 ^f!^^ a. cold, cool. 
 
 ^rl^^(§ & o^lCtf^ m. = 2^?r^'?:. 
 
 ^ff^ , o^rfTT to cool. 
 
 ^ffT."ft^ a. cold -rayed (abstr. o^ n.); m. 
 the moon. 
 
 ^cT^^, o^f^, & o^Tf^ m. = prec. m. 
 
 T[ftrf^T ^' "• du. cold and hot fever. 
 
 ^rl^ a. cold, cool (lit. & fig.); n. = seq. 
 
 ^cf^TcTT f., ®(«I n. coldness, cold. 
 
 ^fT^^^, ®^f?r to cool. 
 
 TT^^ir^nf a. cold to the touch. 
 
 ^fT^'Rf , ^'^^ become cool.* 
 
 T[ftrf^ oB to cool ; o^q be or become cool 
 (lit. & fig.). 
 
 ^rf^^ a. flowing cold (river). 
 
 "^ftcf^^nf ^' the touch (or sense) of cold. 
 
 ^ff^^ a. cool as a pond. 
 
 ^[ftrfTT a. cold -rayed; m. the moon (also 
 ©^•ff^ m.). 
 
 ^flff^ m. snow-mountain (Himalaya). 
 
 "^rfrf^if^T^ a. living in cool places or cool- 
 ing. 
 
 ^rfT^ a. pained with cold. 
 
 ^f)rlM a. suffering from cold, freezing. 
 
 t^fH^T^'rr^, f ''W^ cool. 
 
^Hf 
 
 550> 
 
 "^jf^H m. the cold arrow (a cert. myth, 
 weapon). 
 
 ^"^T^ a. cold and hot; n. sgl. & pi. cold 
 and heat. 
 
 '^fl^TWf^TW ^' ^^- iMoon and sun. 
 
 ^npj make pit (cf. seq.). 
 
 "^WTT ™' the sound Qit (expresses pleas- 
 urable sensations). 
 
 ^c^H n., ofw f. making pit (cf. prec). 
 
 ^•T a. coagulated, congealed ; n. ice. 
 
 ■^xn^ s. N. of a plant. 
 
 ^[f^HJ"i(^ a. charming. 
 
 If^^T^ adv. quickly. 
 
 Ti\^J: a. - ^xrt:. 
 
 if^^ a. moving quickly. 
 
 ^"5^ a. sharp, pointed; m. boa. 
 
 ^"t^Tf^^ a- having piercing rays (Agni). 
 
 If^fr or ifV"^ f- a vein. 
 
 iftisf a. crushed, broken, torn, withered, 
 
 faded, shriveled, decayed, rotten; abstr. 
 
 o^t n. 
 ^M & 7fVf<^ f. breaking, breach. 
 tTT^^ a. fragile, delible. 
 jft^ u. (adj. — o f. ^j & |-) head; point, 
 
 upper part. 
 -sft"^^ n. head; a kind of fine (j.). 
 TfHoRXrr^ D. (head-) scull. 
 ^^f^ f. head-ache; p. ofw^'fT . 
 rft'^f^^ a. beheaded. 
 Tn^"^%^m. decapitation. 
 Xft"^^^ a. to be beheaded. 
 Tft^^ f. the head -end of a couch. 
 Tot"^ a. being at the head (lit. & fig.); n. 
 
 = prec. 
 
 ^"^^•ff^ a. having a head. 
 ^T^ft^ adv. from or at the head, overhead. 
 '^[ft'^Tr^ n. helmet (head-protector). 
 ^[fl"^ n. head. 
 
 ^^^^ m., ocfi^r^T f. head-band. 
 ^"^f^l^^ n. cleaving a head. 
 'rft"T§f%^'TT f- head-ache.* 
 ^"^"Ri & ^tIt^ m. the same. 
 ^WT^ a. portable on the head. 
 ^^ n. character, nature, custom, habit, be- 
 haviour, conduct, esp. good or moral 
 
 conduct, virtue (often adj. —*); abstr. 
 
 <»rrT f., *»^ n. 
 ^ft^cf^ adv. by character or nature. 
 ^^(?nT m. giving up honesty or virtue. 
 ■grfV^T n. practice, exercise, study, repeated 
 
 mention. 
 ^^^^^ m. = 'Sift^cJn^ (lit. breach of h.). 
 ^^^ , o^rf^, pp. "Siftf^rr (q.v.) practise,^ 
 
 exercise, use or enjoy frequently, cherish, 
 
 like. - TTfT: = S. 
 ^n^«l«fr^ a. of good character or conduct; 
 
 having the nature or conduct of (—<>). 
 l^'^r^Tfn. sgl. du. honesty and good conduct. 
 2^^f^Tf a. well-conducted, moral. 
 ^^f%^ a. (a sea) whose shores are virtues.* 
 "^^Tf^fJT m. N. of sev. kings. 
 "Srnf^fT a. prepared, ready made. 
 ^f^ a. =T[ft;5f^irT^. 
 ^^i: a. lying, resting (— o). 
 "3JeU m. parrot, a man's name (abstr. OffTt f-r 
 
 o^t n.); f. :gc|i^ female parrot or the 
 
 myth, mother of parrots. 
 "^cfi^ m. E. of Krsna. 
 ^oR^^ a. reddish as a parrot. 
 "sjcfl^Xf a. having the colour or shape of a 
 
 parrot. 
 "^^^Hf^ f. the seventy stories of the parrot^ 
 
 T. of a work. 
 
 ^^^^ & °^fTf! a. green as a parrot. 
 
 "25H a. sour, acid; harsh, rough (words); 
 n. sour drink or harsh speech. 
 
 "^WcR a. sourish; n. sour eructation. 
 
 ^fW & °cRT f- pearl-oyster or oyster-shelL 
 
 "^frjl^ "• pearl (oyster-born). 
 
 "^sff a. clear, bright, pure, white. — m.fire or 
 the god of fire, the planet Venus , a cert, 
 cup of Soma (±^^), N. of sev. men. 
 n. brightness, purity; water, Soma, juice 
 i.g., semen virile. 
 
 "^^oT a. born of (one's own) seed (son). 
 
 "^^f^ftr^ a. shining bright. 
 
 ^^fq & "^^fCJrnn a. drinking clear or pu- 
 rified (Soma). 
 
 ^%^«fT^ a. containing clear juice. 
 
 ^^TJT a. bright-coloured, light. 
 
651 
 
 ''^w^m 
 
 ^4i^l^^ a. clad in white. 
 
 ■^fsU^ a. = "g^fe^-Tf^; II. brightness. 
 
 ^W a. = "^sfe; m. (± n^) = ^spfTT^, spawl, 
 phlegm, snot; n. brightness, light; the 
 white part of the eye. 
 
 TW'R^ a- ^^S^^t and dark; n. du. a light 
 and dark half. 
 
 ^^bh^ a. white-haired. 
 
 "3J^ri^«rr^ a. white-toothed. 
 
 ^^T^ m. the light half of a month. 
 
 ^W^4 a- white-coloured. 
 
 ll^^^En f- a cow having a white calf. 
 
 "STW^^ <^ °^T^^ a- clad in white. 
 
 "^W^tT & ■gWl'^TT a. of pure or moral 
 conduct, virtuous, honest. 
 
 I^im^ ni. a peacock (having white eye- 
 corners). 
 
 i^^irT^T a- wearing white garments. 
 
 ■^rfW'l. ^- whiteness, brightness. 
 
 TWt «fi & ^make & he white. 
 
 "stT^ m. N. of a dynasty of kings; n. the 
 sheath or calyx of a young bud (also 
 ^^'T f.); effect; f. ^^T & ^^ also N. of 
 the mother of Garuda. 
 
 m^, ^T^f?», *>% C^^fTT & ^if^f!) flame, 
 light, shine, glow, burn; suffer burning 
 pain ; grieve at, mourn (ace. J uf^T. b^^., 
 or instr.). C. ^T^"?Tf7T inflame, burn (lit. 
 &' fig. = afflict) ; grieve at, mourn, regret 
 (ace). I. ^^^•l^ etc. flame brightly. -- 
 ■^"if grieve for (ace), mourn with (ace); 
 C. = ^Tr^ bewail, deplore, igtl I. flame 
 away, remove by flaming, "^fir burn, 
 torment (also C. & I.); grieve, mourn. 
 ^T flame hither, bring by flaming. '^^ 
 flame up. fif be burning hot. fif^ flame 
 forth. Xjfx^ feel grief or sorrow, mourn 
 (absol. or tr. w. ace). C. torment, afflict, 
 bewail , deplore. Tf shine forth (also I.). 
 "^TTH bewail, deplore. nfTT flame against 
 (ace). ^?|^ flame together; lament, regret 
 (also C). 
 
 2"sj«q[_ a. flaming, lighting, beaming ( — o); 
 f. flame, heat, sorrow, grief, pain, distress, 
 
 "5?^ a. clear, pure; f. "^^T g"ef, sorrow. 
 
 ^^"^ , only pp. 'J^^'ff^ flaming, beaming. 
 
 "s+f^ a. flaming, beaming (lit. &fig.); light, 
 bright, clear, pure; holy, virtuous, honest, 
 m. purity, honesty, fire or a cert, fire, a 
 cert, month in summer & summer i.g., 
 the sun, a man's name. 
 
 ■'jf^^f'^^rl a. of pure or good conduct. 
 
 ^fxj^H^*^ a. light-born. 
 
 ^f^cIT f'5 ®t^ n- clearness, purity, honesty. 
 
 "'tt^^«ff a. bright-toothed. 
 
 ■^t^lif a. drinking clear Soma. 
 
 "sJf^TJfj^oR a. clear-faced. 
 
 TJCTf^P^T^^ a. shining bright. 
 
 ^t^"^W a. bright-coloured. 
 
 ■3»Tf^5lrT a. intent on purity, pure, holy. 
 
 ^f^M^ a. dwelling in light or virtue. 
 
 f'^rf^'^irf a. shining, resplendent. 
 
 ■^f^f^cT a. sweetly smiling. 
 
 :g^ ^ purify, o^P. 
 
 'T'^'^, f. f^ clear-eyed. 
 
 •g^ , only ^^aIT«T strutting. 
 I ^TS^ a. white or small (bull or cow). 
 [ "SITJ^T^T^ a. short-eared. 
 
 i "^^fW «f" "^"^ ^- ^^y gi"ge>"- 
 
 ! 3^(1^ I f. the trunk of an elephant (also 
 
 I ®^T^ m.). 
 
 ! "T'^T'?^ ni. the trunk of a young elephant. 
 ! TfT!g«R ni- pl. N. of a people. 
 I -OTfTjg*^ m. distiller or seller of spirituous 
 liquors. 
 
 J ^^'^ ^' ^* ^^ ^ nver. 
 
 i ^^ a. pure, clean, stainless, faultless; true, 
 I fair, simple; mere, whole, complete; tried, 
 examined, m. = ^^q^. 
 
 T^oRifit^ a. acting honestly, virtuous. 
 
 ^^%ci«^ n. pure intelligence (ph.). 
 
 3q^fff f., o^ n. purity, honesty. 
 
 I^HnT a. clear-toothed. 
 
 *''Tl^«tT, f. ^ the same.* 
 
 'TW^ a. pure-hearted. 
 
 iq^Xl^ m. = -^g^rq^. 
 
 "'T^WfW a. pure-minded, innocent. 
 
 l"'^*fT^ a. = pree 
 
 2"3q'i"*IT^ m. a pure mind, innocence. 
 
 ^l-TTfrT a. = ^Wff . 
 
 •sq^^^ a. of pure race. 
 
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 "sq-^^V ni. the simple or mere pain of death. 
 
 3Cf^^€fr a. containing the word "g^, f. ^^cft" 
 pi. N. of cert, verses. 
 
 '^'^^T^ a- bright-tailed. 
 
 TT^^-q a. dressed in clean garments. 
 
 "Tl"^^ a. of a pure character or nature. 
 
 ^ ^^ i^f & o^^^ a. the same. 
 
 ^^^^ a. pure-handed. 
 
 ■^s-^^^ a. pure-hearted. 
 
 "TWrWl. a. of a pure mind or nature. 
 
 OT^«?f m. Arem, seraglio (lit. pure or sacred 
 interior); pi. a king's wives and concu- 
 bines. 
 
 T^«rf^T & ^^ifT'l. ^' servant of a harem. 
 
 ■sq^X^I a. of pure light. 
 
 ■ST^X'^^ a. pure-minded. 
 
 •wf^ f. purification, purity (lit. & fig.), justifi- 
 cation, acquittal, justness, genuineness, 
 paying off, clearing (of debts), clearness, 
 truth, certainty. 
 
 "stffg-rfTr (superl.) the purest. 
 
 's^f^'nfr a. pure, guiltless. 
 
 ■33%T^«T m. N. of Buddha's father. 
 
 :sjv^ or 3j?er , pp. ij^ (q.v.), iJ^^fTT, 0% 
 purify, M. mostly intr. or refl.; ^"^f?f 
 (<>%) become pure or clear, be justified or | 
 excused. C. ^T>i^f?T purify (also "^J.^^- 
 f^f); mend, correct; wash or clear off', 
 remove (what is impure or noxious); pay 
 back, restore; examine, try; acquit, 
 justify; make clear, explain. — tffT[; 
 (^T^fTT) °fT) become pure or clean, clear 
 or justify one's self. C. pay back, restore; 
 examine, try, explain, f^ ("^"^fTf, **%) 
 become thoroughly clean or pure. C. clear, 
 purify, purge, justify, mend, correct, im- 
 prove. ^J^ C. cleanse, purify; pay back, 
 restore; mend, improve. — Cf. Xlf^^^, 
 
 ^»nt a. grown, thriven, prosperous, fortunate; 
 
 n. success, luck, prosperity; as adv. luckily, 
 
 successfully. 
 "TIJi?"^ n^- N. of a man. 
 "^ifoR ra. young dog, dog i.g., a man's name. 
 ^«f^«fT &"'T«fT"^«rf a. having a share (plough). 
 
 ^•fcfi^^'^ a. dog-like, impudent.* 
 
 ^•ftiPT or ^•Tt^tJi ra. N. of a man. 
 
 ^•TT^T m. du. N. of two Vedic gods pre- 
 siding over agriculture (Share and Plough) ; 
 sgl. E. of Indra. 
 
 ^^ V. -g^. 
 
 ^"^T^^*^ ni* N. of a man. 
 
 ■aji^wf a. (f. t^) & n. purifying. 
 
 3qiCT or '^^ (f. ^) pure, clear, bright. 
 
 ■scj-fpf f. shoulder. 
 
 I'H^ or ^^^, "^^^ glide along, move on- 
 ward. — n = S. 
 
 2"scjr>T f- gli<^i"g along, onward progress or 
 course. 
 
 3ig^^ or :g^^, ^^% (ofH); ^^frT, ^^"^ 
 (the nasalized forms more frequent in the 
 Veda, the strong forms in 1. I.) A. adorn, 
 embellish, prepare, make ready; M. adorn 
 one's self, or make one's self ready, look 
 beautiful, make a show, shine, glitter (w. 
 ^^ & "^^T also look like, appear or seem 
 to be). With «f be unpleasant, look ugly. 
 C. ^TH^fH (cf. also 2"^^ ) adorn, em- 
 bellish, cause to shine. — "^f?! look very 
 beautiful , w. •! displease, ^f^ M. lay 
 round or put on for ornament, also = 
 ^Jlfir shine, make a show; C. = S.C. 
 ^XT, tif^, l?frr, f^ C. = S.C. ^?^ M. be 
 beautiful or as beautiful as (instr.). C. 
 adorn, embellish. 
 
 4^Vf f. beauty, ornament, splendour. 
 
 ■sq>^ a. fair, beautiful, pleasant, agreeable, 
 fortunate, auspicious, good, right, true, 
 pure. n. charm, beauty, grace, welfare, 
 luck, bliss (also pi.); anything pleasant 
 or good. 
 
 "^^^ & °^T^«l^ a. lightly gliding along. 
 
 "»T*i^ a. fond of ornaments; pretty, fair. 
 
 ■»r*r=RT '^ "T^Tcfi"^ a. causing v.elfare. 
 
 ■^*T<?tT m. N. of a man. 
 
 "T*!^^*! a. looking beautiful. 
 
 "g^f^if n. a lucky day. 
 
 l"5"T*|^'^<5? n. welfare, bliss. 
 
 2'5T^^^^ a. blessed, foitunate. 
 
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 ^H^JT^T, i- ^ splendid, beautiful. 
 
 l^J^"^ , only "^*i'?T«fr^ lightly moving along. 
 
 2^*r^, TJ^t^rfrr adorn; M. refl. 
 
 T^^'^TO' «• having lucky marks. 
 
 T>T'5T^ n. a lucky moment. 
 
 ^4{5iff a. of good conduct or character, virt- 
 uous, honest. 
 
 "^^lltftl'^ a. foretelling good luck. 
 
 'HT'^^f^fT a- pleasant, charming. 
 
 "^^T^ffT T). du. the two lords of beauty or 
 of speed. 
 
 ■2q^^7^ a. fair-limbed (Qiva) ; f . "|^ a woman's 
 name. 
 
 ■^T^l^TT ^' ^^ good conduct, virtuous. 
 
 "THT^cfi a. well-minded, benevolent. 
 
 "st^^T^ , o^ff shine, beam. 
 
 iq-^nf^'l, a. wishing welfare or bliss. 
 
 T^T^^ a- causing welfare or bliss. 
 
 "T^^lftrH ^- blessing, benediction. 
 
 ■T^mft^^*! n., °'^T2" ni. the utterance of a 
 benediction. 
 
 "sqif['ST*r a. agreeable and (or) disagreeable, 
 pleasant and (or) unpleasant, fortunate 
 and (or) infortunate, good and (or) bad. 
 n. weal and (or) woe, luck and (or) ill 
 luck, something good and (or) bad etc. 
 
 "sqw dat. inf. to "sq^ . 
 
 ^ST^fj"^ a. bad, wicked (different from good). 
 
 T^1^<i a. having or causing happy results, 
 auspicious, fortunate; abstr. Off"[ f. 
 
 Tx\^ y. beautiful, shining, white, pure, clear 
 (also of sounds). 
 
 t'T'^^Tf^ a. having beautiful rings or bra- 
 celets. 
 
 s^^ffj f., o^^ n. white colour. 
 
 "ST^^irT, f- T^ white- toothed. 
 
 •sq^^-^fTT a. having a shining chariot. 
 
 •|"^^"^T^i|;^a.movingon with shining (steeds). 
 
 ■scy^^-^^^ a. very shining or bright. 
 
 3t(>fT^«fT & "^ftf a. bright, clear, fine. 
 
 "Ri^w^^ a. speedy, fleet. 
 
 "sq^^ n. straw or chaff. 
 
 •g^^ V. 1 & 33q;j^ . 
 
 ^KT m. N. of an Asura. 
 
 ■srr^i?, f. t; purifying. 
 
 T^f%^^ m. du. Cumbha and Nicumbha.* 
 
 T^V f. comfort, strength. 
 
 ■^T^ m. price, toll, tax, duty; nuptial fee; 
 
 contest-prize. 
 ^^^ m. the giver of the nuptial fee. 
 ^^^ n. string, cord. 
 ^^^^ & °^T'T a. shining, radiant. 
 "T^^cR m., o^TeRT f. cert, birds. 
 
 ^ ^ Cs Os 
 
 "SPST f. mother. 
 
 "s^^IfcR a, obeying, serving (gen. or — °). 
 
 ■arST'Cfljr n. desire to hear; obedience, homage, 
 
 respect, service, kindness to (gen., dat., loc, 
 
 or — o). 
 
 "^T^Sf^fT a. to be obeyed or waited on; n. 
 
 impers. 
 "SpSffxfiT a. obeying, serving ( — <>). 
 ^^2ra a. wishing to hear or learn ; obedient, 
 
 devoted to (gen. or — o). 
 "^TSf^rWa. to be willingly heard or attended to. 
 iq^ig a. = ^^fBfcT^. 
 
 V* Cs >j Cs 
 
 1T\, "^^f^ (°%) dry. wither, fade. C. 
 ^T^nSTf?r (°%) niake dry, dry up, parch, 
 emaciate, alflict, destroy. nSfif dry by slow 
 degrees or after another, 'g^, ^?T^, '^^, 
 "^fr? f^' ^'^ dry or shrink in; C. make 
 dry, dry up. 
 
 21"^ , 'T'^f^ blow, hiss (of a snake). — '^T 
 hiss, whistle, yell; gasp, exert one's scif, 
 endeavour to attain or accomplish. 
 
 ^X^ a. dry, hard (vv. f^X ^- hard speech); 
 useless, vain; n. = seq. 
 
 ^tcjicfij^ n. pi. dry wood. 
 
 "fE^flT f., o^ n. dryness. 
 
 3i\ tc|\%T?[J a. whose water is dried up (river). 
 
 ^HMl^fH m. a dry (empty) bag. 
 
 ■s^x^W^XT "1- ^' ^f ^" ancient teacher. 
 
 TT^TX^ a. whose mouth is dry. 
 
 ■5C[^^nT a. dry, parched. 
 
 ■scfG^|f%'5l^ n. groundless enmity; a. ^tT'l.* 
 
 'T^T'Cr a. having a dry point. 
 
 ■s^x^^ n. dry food. 
 
 3jx^fXI a. = ^x^i%T^; s- a dry pond. 
 
 T^T^ a. dry and wet. 
 
 ■s^^T^ a. = "»T^^?§. 
 
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 ^TSlTf m. N. of a demon slain by Indra. 
 
 "T"^!^ n. the slaying of Cusna (cf. prec). 
 
 ^"^ a. whistling, splashing, sputtering (water, 
 fire, etc.), fragrant; bold, impetuous, m. 
 whistling etc., exhalation, fragrance; im- 
 petuosity, vio'.3nce, fury; strength, power, 
 vigour, vital energy. 
 
 "s^'qiT'i" a- g'^'i"g strength etc. (cf. prec). 
 
 ^XIT*11, ^« fi^^j "• strength, courage, vigour. 
 
 "tr^^ a. boldening, strengthening. 
 
 ^"BJJ'^'ifr a. fiery, passionate. 
 
 ii{fcjt«f a. = ^"^ a. 
 
 IfT (o"ly pf' stem ^"^ in 'sq'sj'a'cr etc.) prevail, 
 be superior or victorious. 
 
 2-s^ V. ^T. 
 
 ■^Tcfi m. n. awn or beard (of corn); m. a kind 
 of corn; n. sting (lit. & fig,). 
 
 '3q'oR7J m. scaring (by making ^u). 
 ■^T^cT n- = prec. ; a. scared, urged on. 
 ''T''Sr«f a. swift 
 
 2^«T n. emptiness, absence, want. 
 
 ^t?f a. empty, void, desert, unoccupied, vacant; 
 wanted, missing, absent, wandering or 
 absent in mind: lonely, solitary; deprived 
 of, free from (instr. or — o); unreal, vain, 
 n. void, desert, solitude, vacuum, blank, 
 absence of ( — «); nought, a cypher; as 
 adv. without, except ( — o). — Loc. w. "^ 
 howl in a desert, cry in vain. 
 
 ^•5E|lt^ n. an empty house. 
 
 '3q'«?J'f^Tf a. empty -hearted, absent in mind, 
 unsuspicious, harmless. 
 
 T«!JcfT f., °W 11. emptiness, voidness, inanity; 
 desert, loneliness; absence or wandering 
 of mind ; absence or want of ( — o). 
 
 "^•T^T^ ni- a substitute. 
 
 ^^i?^^ & «>1^^ (abstr. 0(^ n.*) = ^sq^^jf^^. 
 
 ^f^j eg make empty, leave; P. o^. 
 
 Os ^ ©^ 
 
 '^X ^' l^old, valiant, mighty; m. warrior, 
 hero, a man's name. 
 
 ^ m., ^ or t f. a man and woman ofJT:'^ ^- i-nP"^'"""*, fiery (horse). 
 
 the fourth caste. 
 
 "T^cfi m. N. of sev. kings, esp. of the sup- 
 posed author of the Mrcchakatika. 
 
 "ST^oRff a. made by a Qudra. 
 
 "'^^'I^'T n. sexual relation to a Qtidra. 
 
 "3^"^^ a. killing a Qtidra. 
 
 "^"^^•l m. a 9^dra(-person). 
 
 "T^^^'t. «• descending from a (^tidra; m. a 
 (yudra. 
 
 "»I'^rIT f., <>^ n. state or condition of a ^udra. 
 T^"^^oR a. sacrificing for a (^udra. 
 "^^^Tf^ f. the womb of a Qudra woman. 
 'T'^TT^ n. the realm of a Qudra. 
 ■sTT^rPtT f- the occupation of a Qudra. 
 T^T^^ m. the pupil of a (p^dra. 
 'Tg[%^«T m. serving Qtidras. 
 T?'f t^T f- abstr. to seq. 
 T^'^, a. killing a Qudra. 
 ^"^TW n- food from a Qtidra. 
 ^?"T%f^^ a. marrying a Qiidra woman. 
 "^"^ ^ become a Qtidra. 
 
 '^T^f'^B a. left by a Qtidra (water). 
 1"5T«T a. swollen; abstr. o^^ n. 
 
 "^T^n f-, ®^ n, boldness, heroism. 
 ■^■^^^ m. N. of a prince. 
 
 ^T^T^ ^- having a warlike lord or husband. 
 
 ^^tr^ f. having a warlike son. 
 
 ■STTlfT n. N. of a city. 
 
 1TTTf^«t ^' thinking one's self a hero. 
 
 ^ ^ 
 
 l'?;;^^;^'^ m. a man's name. 
 
 ^T'^T a. having warlike men. 
 
 ^T^Tf?r f (only loc.) fight , batte (lit. gain 
 ©\ 
 
 or reward of men). 
 
 '^T;%'T in- pi. N. of a people; sgl. the country 
 or a prince (f. §;; princess) of the Q. 
 
 ^XJ n. a winnowing basket. 
 
 "sqi^W^T (or 05^^) f. N. of Eavana's sister. 
 
 '^XlT'^^cfi m. pi. N. of a people & country. 
 
 ^^ m. n. spit, esp. turn spit (for roasting); 
 pike, spear, esp. that of Qiva; any sharp 
 or acute pain; pain, woe i.g. ; m. &f. "^ 
 a stake for impaling criminals. 
 
 "^^r^TT a. holding a spear (Qiva). 
 
 ■^^^ifr^ & ®^^ a. the same. 
 
 "T^mfW a. holding a spear in the hand; 
 m. E. of Rudra-Qiva. 
 
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 ^^f^ a. = "sq^^mftr. 
 
 "3Cf^7 w, cR roast on the spit. 
 
 IT^T^ n. the point of a stake, 
 
 2'3^^T^ a. pointed like a stake. 
 
 -Rff^i^ a, having a spear; m. E. of Rudra- 
 
 "Sl"^ a. relating to a spit (cf. seq.). 
 "'^^^T^ "• rneat roasted on a spit. 
 ^^^T-^Wftl^ a. consisting chiefly of meat 
 
 roasted on a spit (food).* 
 ^If a. whistling, yelling, tinkling, snorting; 
 
 fierce, bold. m. sound, song; breath, vital 
 
 energy (also "^T^)' 
 "nfRf a. sounding, shouting. 
 
 ^, "^HITfiT ("^^nrft), pp. ^Tjif (q.v.) crush, 
 break, tear, hurt, kill. P. ^ ^ Vf (°f?f) *Je 
 crushed or broken etc., go asunder, fall 
 out or off, wither, moulder, decay, perish. - 
 ^ffxf break off. "^Sf^ break down (tr.) ; P. 
 be shattered, vanish, fif break off. Ot^ 
 break asunder. X(JJ break, crush "qf^ 
 P. fly into pieces, bursl. "BT break off or 
 asunder. f% P. be broken or scattered, 
 fall into pieces, perish, ^f?^ break, crush, 
 destroy ; P. break down , be scattered or 
 dispersed. — Cf. "^^^T^^, f^^^T§. 
 
 ^W^ s., '^X f- chain, fetter. 
 
 ^W^^,,' °^f^ to chain or fetter. 
 
 T^'^Tcfi^m rn- chain or fetter (-band).* 
 
 "^^^T^TTI. "m '^^T'ST ™* the same. 
 
 ^l^Tftr^T f. snot. 
 
 ^^ n. (adj. ~° f. ^1 & t;) horn (of every 
 
 kind), tusk of an elephant, syringe, peak 
 
 of a mountain, turret of a temple or palace; 
 
 top, point i.g., also fig. the best of its 
 
 kind. 
 
 -sj^^ (adj. —of. "^ff^^D horn, syringe. 
 ^I^t^rfr ^' ^* of ^ mountain. 
 ^W^^ n. N. of a town. 
 '^'H^^'fr a. horned, peaked (fountain). 
 t'^^'5^ m. N. of a man. 
 "5^^%^ m. N. of a serpent-demon; n. ginger 
 (fresh or dry). 
 
 "T^T^ & °^ s. triangle, a triangular place 
 or a place where three roads meet. 
 
 ^^^^•^T "• front (of an animal). 
 
 "T^T^ , o^f^ butt with the horns. 
 
 "^^IT a. fair, beautiful; m. ornament, fine 
 dress, love, sexual passion, a man's name. 
 
 'T^T.f^'5!«R n. T. of sev. works. 
 
 'T^TT^'ff a. erotic; f.o^^ a woman's name. 
 
 ■3^^Tf\fT a. adorned, embellished. 
 
 T^jfT'l, ^' the same; enamoured or erotic. 
 
 ^W^^^x' ^''rf^ vvish for love. 
 
 ^^•^ ^' ~ ^W^^ ' "^' horned beast or 
 mountain. 
 
 ■5{^fi;;tr^ n. N. of a town. 
 
 Ti^Tl a. boiled, roasted; n. anything boiled, 
 esp. boiled milk ; abstr. "^cf^ the being 
 cooked. 
 "TfTcjn^ a. liking boiled milk. 
 "^cftfT a. drinking what is boiled. 
 I "ST^T f- boldness, daring, 
 ^l^"^ m. peak, point, summit, head, crest, 
 garland, crown, diadem; the chief or best 
 
 of (-->). 
 
 l|""q m. penis or tail. 
 
 ■^q^ n. penis. 
 
 ^XfJ m.^prec, scrotum; du. the testicles. 
 
 ^XR^ n. penis. 
 
 ^"^Tf%«fiT & °^ f- a kind of plant. 
 
 ^Ifq^ f. intelligence, intention, purpose. 
 
 ^^ m. N. of a plant. 
 
 ^^ a. kind, dear. 
 
 ^^f^ ra. jewel, treasure or treasury. 
 
 ^^ a. slimy. 
 
 ^^J*^ m. treasury. 
 
 IT^^ (^^^) a. kind, dear; m. a cert, snake. 
 
 t^^^«fi ^'= prec. m. 
 
 ^cjj a. = prec. adj. 
 
 ^"Bf a. remaining, left from ( — ©, esp. after 
 a pp.), pi. all the other(s). m. n. rest, sur- 
 plus or remainder of (loc, gen., or — °); 
 end, supplement, anything secondary or 
 accidental (adj. — o having only a rest of 
 — left, or of which only — is left); loc. 
 ^% for the rest i.e. in other cases, else. — 
 
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 m. N. of a serpent-demon, a Prajapati, etc. ; 
 f. -^X pi. flowers left from an offering, 
 sgl. such a garland. 
 ^IffT^ adv. otherwise, else. 
 ^XTfTT f. abstr. to any comp. adj. ending in 
 
 ^^. 
 ^?«r n«, %^HT^ m. the being rest or left. 
 ^Tf^^ a. eating leavings. 
 1%^H<T a. being left, remaining. 
 2%T^i|TT a. (for ^^^^) being (as it Avere) 
 
 a garland of flowers. 
 ^^ITt^ a. = %^^^. 
 ^^[^•fr a. being left or spared, alive. 
 l[lf^ n. offspring, posterity. 
 ^f^fi^^ a. having something secondary, s. the 
 
 essential matter. 
 If^ ^ be left, remain. 
 ^^ a. to be left aside. 
 *J|c42| a. damasked; m. a cert, weapon. 
 IT^T'ST^ & °T5I a. made of damasked steel. 
 ■^[^ m. beginning student, beginner. 
 ■^^ m. the offspring of an outcast Brahman. 
 "Tjf^*! a. coming from a peacock. 
 "^lEf & %^ "• swiftness, speed. 
 J[^ n. coldness, cold. 
 
 Iff^T^ n. looseness, laxity, slackness, remiss- 
 ness, decrease, diminution. 
 "5fif"?} m. patron, from 'ftjf^. 
 
 ■^QfoSr a. relating to the Qibis; m. a descendant 
 
 of Qibi or a king of the Qibis. 
 %<5f> f. t^ stony, stone- like; m. (adj.— o f, "^) 
 
 rock, mountain, abstr. ©cfX f., °^ n. 
 "5[^oR^jf. the mountain-daughter i.e. Parvati. 
 If^cRf^qi?^ a. shaking mountains. 
 ^^^Z s. peak of a mountain. 
 ^^T^ a. heavy as a mountain; m. the father 
 
 of mountains, Himalaya. 
 I[^5r a. born or produced in mountains; 
 
 rocky, stony. 
 ^rliT^T f. = %^i^5?iT. 
 t^fff^ & oyft f. the same. 
 ^^5T "• N. of a city. 
 ^^TrfTT^TT f. stony image of a god.* 
 I[^T?"^ s. table-land. 
 ^^??^, f. ^ stony, of stone. 
 
 m. wild goat (mountain-deer). 
 & ©"^T^ m. the king of mountains 
 i.e. Himalaya. 
 Ir^fir^^ n., o^T§^ m., & o^^gr n. mountain- 
 top. 
 5|^iJTT ^' hard as stone. 
 
 t^^T f. = tr^^^T. 
 
 §^^ n. mountain-top. 
 
 W^f^» ^f^, ^^ ^f^ft m. names of 
 
 teachers. 
 ^^ f. usage, custom. 
 '3J<a[^ m. actor, dancer (f. ©Xft). 
 
 ^1^ m. = ^^t:t^^. 
 
 '5}"%^ m. n. benzoin or storax. 
 
 7[^, f. t^ relating to Qiva, Qiva's; m. a wor- 
 shipper of Q. 
 
 'SI'Gr^ s. a cert, water-plant; m. pi. N. of a 
 people. 
 
 Hj^^f^iTT^, of%«l^, & o^ poss. to prec. s. 
 
 %^T^ n. = ^^^. 
 
 ^^ v. ^^. 
 
 ^^^ a. childish; n. childhood or childishness. 
 
 ^ftX?^, f. t^ relating to the cool season. 
 
 l^Tcfc a. glowing. 
 
 2^|T^ m. heat, flame; pain, distress, sorrow, 
 grief at (gen. or — o). 
 
 li[TcR^ a. grief-born (water = tears). 
 
 "^T«fifTt^ a. overcoming sorrow. 
 
 ^T«fm"?rf^^ a. wholly given up to grief. 
 
 IffcRXTTTl^r^ a. = prec. (lit. whose soul is 
 a receptacle for sorrow).* 
 
 IT^^'T^ a. full of sorrow. 
 
 ^TcR^nf a. sorrowful, sad. 
 
 "gffeR^^ijj a. obnoxious to (lit. to be veiled 
 or darkened by) sorrow.* 
 
 lIT«fif^*rr^*T a. destro}ing sorrow. 
 
 tlJT«R^ s- heat, flame. 
 
 UJ I ^ iftT a. overcoming sorrow. 
 
 in*RTrT''C ^' sick with grief. 
 
 ^fr«fiT«rI'^ a. sorrowless. 
 
 ■^ITefiTn a. visited by sorrow. 
 
 %T«BT'ftf f- affliction (cf. prec). 
 
 in^T^^ ^^« ^ fit or paroxysm of grief. 
 
 ^T^'ft^ a. to be lamented (n. impers.); 
 abstr. o^j f. 
 
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 ■^if^ f. flame, heat. 
 
 %Tf^?!^ a. = ^1^^^^. 
 
 ^jf^^-^j a. flarne-haired. 
 
 int^^ (superl.) most or bright flaming. 
 
 lITf^'^'fr a. glowing, flaming. 
 
 inf^^ n. flame, beam, heal, glow. 
 
 ^T^ a. = ^T'^^^- 
 
 ■^T^ a. red, deep -red; m. redness, N. of a 
 
 river. 
 IJTXtfcRin' a. red-eared (horse). 
 ^TW<1T f- redness. 
 "SITWW^ ^ ^TWT"^ a- having red horses 
 
 (Drona). 
 ^TWrVT a. red-lipped. 
 "5rTfW<T "• blood; abstr. o^ n. 
 ^Tfllf^TfRT^eR m. spill er of blood. 
 ^TfW'l'tl rn. redness. 
 ^T^ m. swelling, tumefaction. 
 IJT^JgR a. cleaning, purifying. 
 IfT^if a. & n. = prec. ; n. also means of 
 purification; justification, inquiry, exami- 
 nation. 
 ITT^iRcRni. officer in a law-court (lit. purifier). 
 ^m^ft^ a- to be cleansed or purified, to be 
 
 paid off. 
 %Tf^1^ a. purifying. 
 ^1^ a. to be cleansed or purified, corrected 
 
 or improved. 
 ^T^ m. tumor, sore; p. oftfi^. 
 ^T^ m. N. of a man ; f. ^T^tl beauty, splen- 
 dour, colour, semblance. 
 ^T^^, f. oftr'SRT splendid, beautiful. 
 IJT*?^ ra- splendour. 
 
 %T*f«f, f. "^T (& 1^) beautiful, splendid, fair, 
 good; eminent, distinguished by (instr. or 
 — o); auspicious, fortunate, f. "^J a fair 
 woman ; n. ornament, luck, welfare, (moral) 
 good. 
 IfT*!"^"^ a. splendid, beautiful. 
 ^T*i% dat. infin. to 3-sq*!^. 
 ITTf^fT & ^Tf^*l^ a. splendid, adorned or 
 , shining with ( — o). 
 ^if^'S' (superl.) most beautiful or swift. 
 llJTIf a. drying up, parching, removing, de 
 stroying; m. exsiccation, drought, con 
 sumption. 
 
 21[J"TXf m. breath, vital energy. 
 
 IfTqiij, f. ^=l^"fqa. ; n. exsiccation, drought. 
 
 WtT^I, a. drying (tr. & intr.), consumptive. 
 
 ItT^ n. whiteness, clearness. 
 
 ^1%*"^ m. metron. of Garuda; hawk or 
 
 falcon. 
 "iJT'^n. cleanness, purification by ( — *), purity, 
 
 honesty. 
 Iff^cJi^ m. mode of purification. 
 IfT^^T ^' f^"^ ^^f purity. 
 ^T^'5'^ a. seeking purity. 
 ^T^'^nT a. clean, [)ure. 
 Ulil"^ a. manly, proud, haughty; n., ^^ n. 
 & o<fX f- as abstr. 
 
 a. fond of spirituous liquor, addicted 
 to drinking; i.g. given or devoted to, fond 
 of, versed in, familiar with ( — °). 
 ITTf^cfi tn. distiller or vender of spirituous 
 
 liquors. 
 f"TfxSS^T1TT '^ ''Wm^ s. tavern (of. prec.),* 
 tl^T a. = tlZtT a. ; n., o^ n., & OfTT f 
 
 as abstr. \ 
 ^T5" a. relating to a Qudra, born of a Q. 
 
 woman. 
 ^T*Ti f« ^ belonging to a dog. 
 ^JifeJi m. patron, of a celebrated grammarian ; 
 pi. his descendants or followers, f. ^ his 
 work. 
 ^T'T'.^y "• the story of Qunah9epa. 
 ^TT%*^ a. relating to the Qurasenas, f. ■![ 
 
 their language. 
 ^T"f^ m. patron, of Krsna etc. 
 ^J'?^" n, heroism, courage, valour. 
 ^T^oR^fTiT^ n. an heroic deed. 
 §T*l'<^«t1 a. heroic, bold. 
 %T^ m. a cert, part of a plough. 
 ^Tt^«R nfi- custom-officer. 
 ^T^ a. relating to dogs, doggish. 
 ^T^f^«R a. to-morrow's; abstr. ©^ n. 
 -g.^, only I. "^f^"^^ shine, glance. 
 f'g^ (only — o) shining. 
 l^cl^, later ^^cl^, ^Tcff?! & ^T<Tf?T drip (tr. 
 "& intr.); C. ^TfT^frf only trans. — -^f^ 
 C. cause to drip or trickle; besprinkle. 
 "^^ & cS(^ drip, drop or fall down, fif 
 M. ooze, trickle down. If drip forth (tr. 
 
& intr.); C. cause to drip or flow. f% drip 
 
 out. — Cf. ^^fcTrT. 
 2-^ & ^ft (— «) dripping (trans.). 
 -^^ (^W^), PP- ^f^<t pierce, perforate; 
 
 C. = S. — "^XT pwsli back, repel, fif & 
 
 ljfT([flf strike down. 
 "s^^if a. piercing. 
 "^f^TfT m. piercer. 
 "^■^ n. mouth-corner. 
 
 "^fg f. a small heap or weight (of rice etc.). 
 TiTlXT f' ditch, channel. 
 Tfl'^TT'f n- cemetery (for burning or burying 
 
 the dead), place of execution; funeral rite. 
 Tfl'^l'T'f^l^"^ a. employed in burial-grounds. 
 TlTl|T«Tf^^'^ a. dwelling on burial-grounds 
 
 (giva). 
 T^"^T«f^T^ rii« guardian of a cemetery. 
 T^IXTT^T^ ni« enclosure of a cemetery. 
 
 TJTIIT«I^^ f- a row of trees or green walk 
 on a cemetery.* 
 
 TTT^T*f^fT^ "• flower from a burial- 
 ground. 
 
 "5^^ n, beard, esp. moustaches. 
 
 TiT^oRT m. barber. 
 
 T'R^«R^*r. "• sbaving of the beard. 
 
 T^"^Tir a. bearded. 
 
 i;5R^\:iX; & °T^TfT«T^ a. wearing a beard. 
 
 T?T^^ & TifT^^irT a. bearded. 
 
 i;;?r^cf^cfi m. shaver of beards. 
 
 ^T,'*WT^f?T, pp. ^fi, ■^^, & ^TT (q.v.) 
 freeze, coagulate (tr.); P. "^^rf i"tr. — 
 ^T M. dry (intr.). - Cf. ^Tl?!!^. 
 
 "^lif a. dried, dry. 
 
 'S^T^Tlf m. N. of a man, pi. his family. 
 
 ^JTT a. black, dark-coloured, m. a black 
 bull, a man's name; f. "^1 a young woman 
 with particular marks, a cert, bird, N. of 
 sev. plants, a woman's name. 
 
 '9^7TIcfi a. dark-coloured; m. a man's name; 
 f. ofrfefJT blackness, impurity. 
 
 ^TiTrfT fv ^'W n- blackness, darkness. 
 
 "^TT^^ a. dark-faced (cloud). 
 
 ^X?Twf & ocR a. dark-coloured. 
 
 ^TTf^cf a. the same. 
 
 "3iITTf%'?'t. "^- darkness, blackness. 
 
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 ^T?T^ «fi to colour dark. 
 
 ^Ti?"^T!J a. dark-coloured, abstr. o^ h, 
 
 ^TT'ST^"^ m. du. the dark and the brindled 
 (Yama's dogs). 
 
 '^T'TTcfi ni. a kind of millet, a. "^TTfcR pre- 
 pared of it. 
 
 ^T^7^ , 0^*%, pp. "^TTTf^rT become dark. 
 
 'J^TTT^^rT a. blackish-white. 
 
 "^f^ff a. dark-coloured. 
 
 "S^rT^ «R & H colour & become dark. 
 
 ^T^ V. '^^. 
 
 l^lt^ a. dark -brown, brown; m. a brown 
 horse, f. "^J & liJT^ a brown mare. 
 
 2l||I7«f «!• N. of a man. 
 
 ^T^'^'tT a. brown- or black-toothed. 
 
 ^■R^nT & o^ a. = prec, abstr. o^ifTrTT f- 
 
 ^J^T^ a. dark-eyed. 
 
 ^T^T^ a. having brown horses; m. a man's 
 name. 
 
 "^T^T f- darkness. 
 
 "Sfti f' ^^ reddish-white. 
 
 "§fTT^, f. f[ having reddish-white eyes. 
 
 §iT m. eagle, falcon, hawk; a form of mili- 
 tary array, N. of a man; f. "^ift the 
 mythol. mother of eagles etc. 
 
 '§«I"5ftf%«l^ m. falconer. 
 
 %«t^?T a. swift as an eagle. 
 
 '^'iftjT^ n. an eagle's feather. 
 
 ^•fXf^*^ a. flying with (i.e. by the help of) 
 eagles. 
 
 "^•T^T<T a. brought by the eagle. 
 
 ^•flrl & %^THcT a. the same. 
 
 •^(J^ , C. ^T^U'^rfif w. f% grant, give, pay off*. 
 
 ^W^, ^^TfrT, ^^^, & (— °) "^^f^ become 
 loose, give way; make loose or weak, 
 M. untie. C. ^^^f?r slacken, release, 
 give room ; M. become loose, give way. — 
 ^«T dissolve, M. scatter about. 0. let go 
 or in peace, f^ M. & C. loosen, untie, 
 release, remove, destroy. 
 
 ^^ni^) ®"^f?f become loose or slack. 
 
 t^^TRl^ (only imper. ^T^T^or^^nr), w. ^^ 
 & ^^ loosen, untie (from below or above; 
 w. f% r: prec. 
 
 ^^ indecl. w. 'a assure, warrant; w. ^ 
 
559 
 
 2^T¥ 
 
 have faith or trust in (dat., in 1.1. also 
 gen. of pers. or th. & loc. of th.); believe 
 a thing (ace), think— -to be (2 ace); expect 
 a ihing (ace.) from (abl.); agree with, 
 approve of (ace); absol.be trustful or con- 
 fident; receive willingly, welcome, like; 
 wish, desire (ace. or inf.). With if distrust 
 or disapprove. 
 
 ^35f^\inr«TfIT f- faith, belief, devotion. 
 
 ■=!r^^'T^«rf^ a. faithful, devout. 
 
 ^^ a. trusting, faithful (dat.). — f. "^T trust, 
 faith, belief in (loc. or — ©); fidelity, sincer- 
 ity (also personif.); wish, desire, longing 
 for (loc, ace. w. Trft, infin., or — o); 
 curiosity, whim, appetite. 
 
 "^^T^^ a. trusting in (a) god. 
 
 ■^T^l*! n. faith. 
 
 "JJir^TTfif^ a. faithful, believing. 
 
 '^^TiTJT'f^T (f- instr. adv.) faithfully. 
 
 ^^TH^ a. consisting or full of faith. 
 
 ■=5r^T^, ^^T^^^, & ^?rf^ a. faithful, be- 
 lieving. 
 
 ■^Sff^"^ a. credible. 
 
 "35rg"'q' a. the same; abstr. o^^f n. 
 
 TSiVi^ n. cooking-fire; cooking. 
 
 3J1M*|^ V. ^T 
 
 ^tff^Iff m. cook. 
 
 '!^^, ^i^frr, ^^f^f, '>"^, pp. ^^ (q.v.) be 
 
 weary, take pains, exert or castigate ojie's 
 self. C. ^nr^frf or ^IT^fir weary, tire, 
 bring down, subdue. — "^fffiT weary, tire. ' 
 ^"q rest, repose. "qfT^^ take great pains, 
 torment one's self, f^ rest, recreate one's 
 self; pause, cease; rely upon, trust in (loc). 
 C. cause to rest or repose; bring to rest 
 i.e. appease, quench, finish. — Cf. Xffx- 
 f^^T^, ^iT^TifT, f^^^TRT, #?n^. 
 
 's^J^ m. weariness, exhaustion, exertion, labour, 
 toil, effort at (loc. or — o). 
 
 "^'RcRT a. causing fatigue. 
 
 ^JT^ & ^Tf^Q[ a. removing fatigue. 
 
 "5|1FT^^ n. sweat (toil-water). 
 
 ^^TJf m., ^T & "1^ f . ascetic, mendicant; n. 
 toil, exertion. 
 
 '^♦l^ljoft ra., o'ftl'cRT f. - prec. m. & f. 
 
 ^^^"RT , 0^*% become a religious mendicant. 
 
 ^TTg^ a. = ^?^^. 
 
 "^Sf^^ a. exerting one's self. 
 
 ^?rr^ a. oppressed by fatigue. 
 
 ^T^ , ^^% w. f^ trust, confide, place confi- 
 dence in (loc). C. loose, untie; comfort, 
 encourage. — Cf. f%^^. 
 
 ^tEflJJ n. leaning on, clinging to; refuge, 
 shelter. 
 
 ^tN" a. sounding; m. hearing, ear. 
 
 ■^Jf^T^If m. desire to praise. 
 
 l^^W "• hearing, learning; fame, (good) 
 reputation ; ear (also m.). 
 
 2^cfTJ|' a. lame; m. (& f. ^T) N. of a lunar 
 mansion. 
 
 ^^TJT^ItTcTl^rlT f. shyness to hear. 
 
 ^^^'TT^T ^- *'ange of hearing. 
 
 ^I^TJfXI"^ m. the same; ear. 
 
 "25|^T!Jl|HPf a. harsh to the ear. 
 
 ^^TJfT^ n. root of the ear. 
 
 ^Sr^W^^ or o^^TT a. pleasant to hear. 
 T^^WrfT*!^ ^' charming the ear. 
 "^^^^ a. to be heard, worth hearing. 
 ^(^^ n. sound, call; loud praise, fame, glory, 
 
 worth, eminence ; zeal, eagerness, ambition ; 
 
 cotnest and its prize. 
 ^cf^gj" , °^f?f be eager to praise or move 
 
 on quickly. 
 ^^"^ a. eager, quick; active, ambitious; 
 
 n. glorious deed, glory, f. ®^T ambition, 
 
 zeal, haste; as instr. adv. quickly, fast. 
 ^^^ a. desirous of glory, ambitious, eager, 
 
 active, rash. 
 J^4l^ a. glorious, praiseworthy. 
 •:5ff%f^ f. N. of a lunar mansion. 
 ^^ a. = ^^XSft^. 
 3ETT, pp. ^Trr & ^rr (q.v.), C. ^T?^5rf?r (<>%) 
 
 roast, boil, cook i.g. — Cf. "^TPTrT, TPTcf 
 
 (add.). 
 ^TTf a. cooked, roasted. 
 l^T^ n. oblation to the Manes, funeral 
 
 meal. 
 2^rr3"? f- t^ faithful, pious; relating to a 
 
 Qraddha (cf. prec). 
 
^T^^fln. 
 
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 "?rT^§^^^ n., ®e|r^ m. (celebration of) a 
 
 ^raddha or funeral meal. 
 ^TIT^T^ m. tho time for a funeral meal. 
 "^TT^f^T "• the day for a funeral meal. 
 "?n^%^ ni- the god of the funeral oblation 
 
 (Manu or Yama Yaivasvata, also Vivas- 
 
 vant etc.). 
 ^^*T5f m. partaker of a funeral meal. 
 ^T^^T«l«T n- abstr. to prec. 
 ^ifri"^ a. seeking to win friends by funeral 
 
 meals. 
 ^T^f n. = ^^f^. 
 
 "^^f^«fi a. performing Qraddhas every day. 
 "?nf^^ a. relating to a funeral meal. 
 "^Tf%*l a. giving or partaking of funeral 
 
 meals. 
 ^5rT«dr a. tired, worn out, exhausted; n. weari- 
 ness, exhaustion, self-castigation, ascetism. 
 ■^rif^ f. weariness, fatigue. 
 -^TN^ a. cooking (— «). 
 ■^fj^ a. endowed with (loc). 
 "35fX^ m. N. of a man. 
 -^TT^cR a. listening to (—<>); audible far and 
 
 wide. m. hearer, pupil, follower, esp. of 
 
 Buddlia. 
 l^T^^ a. perceived by the ear, audible; 
 
 n. causing to be heard, communicating, 
 
 announcing. 
 S"^"^!!!, f' 1^ relating to the lunar mansion 
 
 Qravana; m. a cert, month in the rainy 
 
 season. 
 "^^TT^T^"^ a. to be announced or heard. 
 "^T^^f^fir a- luaking the mighty famous. 
 '^^^(^^f^ a. making the friend famous, 
 "^^f^rf^a.to be communicated or informed 
 
 of (ace). 
 ^T^^ m. N. of a king, f. ^ N. of a city. 
 '^Tlf^'FT «!• hearer. 
 ^Tf^*!;, a. hearing or audible ( — o). 
 '^c^ a. audible, also = ^^f^rf^. 
 t^, ^^frr, *•%, pp. f%m (q-v.) A. trans, lean, 
 
 lay against or ou, turn or transfer to, 
 
 spread (esp. light) over (loc); M.P.(A.) 
 
 intr. lean or rest upon, lie or be situated 
 
 in or on, join one's self with (ace. or loc); 
 
 M.(A.) resort to, strive after (ace); get 
 
 entrance, befall (ace or loc); incur, un- 
 dergo, get into a state or condition. — 
 ^f\i( A. spread over (ace. or loc); put 
 on (loc, esp. on the fire ±^^"f); He or 
 sit down upon (ace). ITf^ff^ A. place near 
 (the fire). ^^T\f A. (± ^^j) place over 
 the fire. "^Cf M. lean, rest, "^fir bring 
 near; resort to (ace). "^ A. fix on (loc); 
 touch, befall (ace). A.M. cling to, lean 
 or rest upon (ace); resort or have re 
 course to, seek protection from, come to, 
 arrive at; undergo, incur, get; partake 
 of, choose, take to (ace), '^"qf A. (trans.) 
 lean against, hang on (loc); A.M. (intr.) 
 lean or rest upon, have recourse to, take 
 to, choose, seize, occupy. c^XfJ approach 
 for protection; take to, use, employ. 
 ^trr & ^'niT lean against, resort to, rest 
 or depend on (ace). ^JfJ the same + take 
 to, indulge in (ace); seize, occupy. "^^ A. 
 lift, raise; M. arise, stand upright. C. 
 ^^7XJ^tfT lift, raise, increase, enhance. 
 ^^^ M. rise, get up. KW^ rise against 
 (ace). ^^^ lift, raise. "g"q A. (trans.) 
 lean against (loc); M. lean or rest upon 
 (ace); A.M. join, meet (ace). Xjf^ lay 
 about; enclose, fence, surround. If lean 
 forward or against; join with, add to (loc). 
 f^ A. put asunder, open, expand; M. refl. 
 ^^ A. put together, mix, mingle, join 
 (M. refl.); M.(A.) betake one's self to. 
 seek protection from, depend on, take to, 
 partake of. "^fH^^F^ seek help from or 
 in ; take to, partake of, use, employ (ace). 
 ^TO^ go to meet, join, attend, depend 
 on (ace). — Cf. ^^f%fcf, ^^f^rf, 
 ^Tf%rf!, ^f^rf, irf^Tf!, mf^cl (add.). 
 
 f^r[^ ( — «) come to, being in. 
 
 f^cT a. clinging to, resting, seated, or placed 
 upon, being or contained in (loc, r. ace. 
 or — :*>), fled or resorted to, got into a 
 state or condition (ace or — o); pass, ap- 
 proached, applied to, occupied, chosen. 
 
 f%f?(' f. way, path. 
 
 t%r^% dat. inf. to make a show. 
 
)€1 
 
 ^'^rr f- welfare, bliss. 
 
 f^ *n^T^ ^' abode of welfare or bliss. 
 
 f^^fcTTftl^ a. dwelling with ^ri (9^va). 
 
 f^^, , ^^^ join, connect (of. f^Xf ). 
 
 1^, ^llhf^i ^^%, pp. ^cl mix, mingle 
 with (instr.). — ^f^ & ;^ = S. 
 
 2^ f. mixture. 
 
 3^ (nom. ^^) f. beauty, splendour, orna- 
 ment; comfort, satisfaction, welfare, bliss; 
 wealth, treasure; high rank, glory, maj- 
 esty, royalty & its insignia. Often personif. 
 as the goddess of beauty, welfare, & royal 
 splendour. Used also as honorific prefix 
 to proper names = the famous, glorious, 
 or mighty. — Du. f%i^ beauty and wel- 
 fare; dat. f^^ or f%^ as infin. or adv. 
 pleasantly, prettily, gloriously. 
 
 ^cR (adj. — o) beauty, highness. 
 
 ■=2l1^cRTl5 m. a kind of bird; E. of (J^iva & of 
 Bhavabtiti, N. of sev. men. 
 
 ^oR"^ & °c[r^ir|' a. causing welfare or splen- 
 dour. 
 
 ^^TT a. desirous of splendour. 
 
 Tsftcfi^ m. a kind of penance. 
 
 -ff^^TS^ s. sandal-wood or the sandal-tree. 
 
 "^t^"^^^ f- anointing with sandal. 
 
 ^^"H^^T^ ni- N. of a man.* 
 
 ^f'TfT '^* ^- of a mountain, 
 
 'sftS' ni. causing welfare; m. E. of Kubera. 
 
 ■^^tI m. a man's name. 
 
 ■^t^"^«T HI- N. of a man. 
 
 ^3^^"^ m. E. of Visnu (bearer of fortune.) 
 
 '^•T^'^ n. N. of a town. 
 
 ^•TT^ m. E. of Visnu (husband of (pri). 
 
 ^f«Tf^ & °f«TcrT^ m. the same (receptacle 
 or abode of ^ri). 
 
 ^TjfTf m.irr-^in^. 
 
 ^tr?I m. E. of Krsna. 
 3j\-"qiJ n. N. of a plant; also lotus-flower.* 
 ^^Xj^fT m. N. of sev. mountains. 
 ^XH^ m. N. of a plant, n. its fruit. 
 "^"^^ofi^ m. a kind of penance. 
 ^1^"^ m. auspicious food (Madhuparka). 
 ^^g m. = ^^T^. 
 "^^tIT f- beauty, splendour. 
 ^T«T^ a. well-minded or disposed. 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit -English Dictionary. 
 
 ^^•rT a. beautiful, splendid, rich, fortunate. 
 
 ^^^ a. quite full of Qri (Visnu). 
 
 ^^U|^ «• pl» distinction and glory. 
 
 ^^c^ m. a curl of hair of a cert, form on 
 the breast of Visnu. 
 
 ^"^^ a. causing welfare; m. N. of a serpent- 
 demon. 
 
 ■?Jt^T^ m. a kind of resin. 
 
 ajflclTsj m. the holy fig-tree. 
 
 *^"^'Sr va- a kind of resin. 
 
 ^IJ m. = ^ifT^. 
 
 ^^^ m. N. of sev. mountains. 
 
 *'=^^^ "• cloves. 
 
 ^^l| & o^^cf m. N. of a royal author. 
 
 ^, "^^rrf^T, ^^U pp. ^fT (qv.) hear, learn 
 (ace.) from (gen., abl., instr., & 4J<^|rt^ or 
 "^"^in^l.)? hear— to be (2 ace); listen 
 or give ear to (ace. of th. or gen. of pers.); 
 hear a teacher i.e. learn, study. M.P. be 
 heard of, be known as or to be (2 nom.) ; 
 be studied, taught, or read. C. ^T^'^fTf 
 & ^ M*<r?f (°%) cause a person to hear, 
 i.e. address, inform of, communicate to, 
 tell (ace. of thing & ace, gen., or dat. of 
 pers.); let hear i.e. proclaim, announce, 
 recite. D. "^"sjXf^ (°fH) wish or like to 
 hear i.e. attend to, obey, wait on, serve 
 (ace). — "^f?T M. be heard of i.e. be cele- 
 brated above (all), '^'if hear or learn 
 (again); C. relate, tell (2 ace); D.M. obey, 
 ■^ffir hear, learn — to be (2 ace). C. cause 
 to hear, speak to, address (ace). '^J listen 
 to (ace of th., gen. or dat. of pers.) ; hear, 
 learn ; promise. C. proclaim, make known ; 
 address, invoke, summon. ^^tC. address. 
 ^tl listen to (ace or gen.), hear, learn 
 from (^Tfl^ or ^Re|niXTci;), hear that— is 
 (2 ace). ^^M hear, listen to (ace or gen.), 
 learn from (abl.). "qf^ hear, learn, under- 
 stand that — is (2 ace). If M. be heard; 
 become known or famous. TUfTf listen or 
 give ear; say yes, promise. C. answer. 
 f^ hear, learn; P. be heard of, become 
 known or famous. C. let hear, announce, 
 proclaim, tell; make known or famous, 
 make resound, ^m^ hear (^^Tc^), listen 
 
 36 
 
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 562 
 
 to (ace); accede to the request of, make 
 a promise to (loc. or dat.). C. let hear, 
 announce, proclaim ; make resound, '^(f^- 
 ^j^ hear, learn. TTfTT^R^ make a promise 
 to (gen.). - Cf. ^f^f^ff, ^fil^cT, 
 ^T^fT, ^TX^7{, f^^f!. "* 
 
 -^ (— *) hearing. 
 
 "ijfff a. heard, learnt, mentioned, stated, named, 
 known as, famous, celebrated; n. hearing, 
 learning, lore, tradition, (sacred) knowl- 
 edge. 
 
 ^tlcR^i^ m. N. of a hero (lit. of celebrated 
 deeds). 
 
 ^ffeRTT a- desirous of learning. 
 
 ^^rf^f^ni- N. of a hero (of celebrated fame). 
 
 ^cTtl^ adv. by hearsay. 
 
 TSTrf^"?^ a. having a god memory (lit. keeping 
 what is heard). 
 
 ^cfll^ a. heard (of) before, known by hearsay. 
 
 ^d^l^ m. T. of a treatise on metres. 
 
 ^ff^^r! a. having heard; learned, scientific. 
 
 ^cf^Tf n. du. learning and virtue. 
 
 ^rf'^TlT5T& ^tTTIT^^ a. endowed with learn- 
 ing and virtue. 
 
 ^SHT'^ft"^ n- du. learning and character; poss. 
 
 ^(I^^^^W a. endowed with learning and 
 
 character. 
 ■=5fT"^r^^ m. a man's name. 
 l^^Tcf^TT a. having a famous army. 
 2^fT%«T m- N. of a serpent-demon etc. 
 "^cTT^^ a. having famous treasures. 
 ■^rlTg & ®^^ m. N. of sev. men. 
 ^f?f f. hearing, ear, sound, noise, report, 
 
 hearsay, news, tidings, (sacred) utterance 
 
 or prescription, revelation, sacred text, 
 
 holy writ, the Veda; appellation, title. 
 ^f?!«RZ a. sounding harsh. 
 ^f?RT^ a. being within hearing. 
 ^fTTcI^ adv. in the way of revelation ; with 
 
 regard or according to (sacred) prescription. 
 ^"Rf^V n. conflict or contradiction of two 
 
 sacred texts. 
 ^fTI'iCf^ m. range of hearing; oj^ j^^ 
 
 TH"^? etc. come within hearing. 
 
 ^ft^ifT a. having ears or possessing 
 
 knowledge. 
 ^fTTT^'tT a. great in knowledge. 
 
 ■=5|"nTfl['^^ n. a chief passage of the holy 
 scriptures. 
 
 J^r+lj a. having ears to hear, 
 
 35r(5SJ a. worth hearing. 
 
 "^^W a. said or taught in the sacred scrin- 
 tures. 
 
 T^XT^ (^-Rfrr, «%) ± ^T bear. — Cf. ^JTTW- 
 
 ^f% or ■g'fg a, obedient, ready; f. obedience, 
 readiness, instr. ^SC^ readily, quickly. 
 ^ffe «fi obey, follow. 
 
 ^tCTnT^ & ^Slc|«l (f- **^TV) obedient, of- 
 ficious, zealous. 
 
 ^?raTTW^ ^- the being heard. 
 
 ■^Sffljf or ^(jfl f. line, row, range, troop, 
 multitude, swarm (of bees); company, 
 guild (of artisans etc.). 
 
 ^"R!nR«TT a. having many followers. 
 
 ^^rPlTlf^ adv. in rows or lines. 
 
 %^^^ m. law of a guild. 
 
 %Wt"^«^ m. forming a row or line. 
 
 ^Splfi^ m. distinction, superiority. 
 
 "JSpEJ^ (compar.) fairer , more beautiful or 
 excellent, better than («f, esp. %^^ — ^f 
 better or rather — than); distinguished, ex- 
 cellent; dear, beloved; auspicious, fortu- 
 nate, n. the better or good, i.e. (greater) 
 welfare or prosperity. 
 
 5|i|4«hT? f. f[[ making better or causing happi- 
 ness. 
 
 ^^^i^T a. desiring felicity. 
 
 ■^T^^c^ n. superiority, preeminence. 
 
 "ssnTTT^ a. excellent. 
 
 %%Tif^^ a. = 5^^R. 
 
 ^^ (superl.) the fairest, most excellent or 
 best of (gen., loc, or — «), best in or with 
 regard to (loc. or — o); better than (abl. 
 or gen.); most auspicious or fortunate, 
 n. the best. 
 
 %'8^ff^ & %¥fTT (superl. & compar.) fairest 
 or best, fairer or better (than all). 
 
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 ^^flT ^-i ®^ "• supremacy, eminence. 
 
 ^■^W^^ a. most powerful or glorious. 
 
 ^^j"^^ a. of excellent family. 
 
 %f%«^ m. a man of high rank or the chief 
 
 of a corporation. 
 ^^ n. supremacy, precedence, first rank or 
 
 place among (gen. or — o). 
 %TIjif a. lame. 
 ^fW or %TTIl1' f. (adj. — ® f. t) buttock, 
 
 hip (poss. ^ftlJ^nT^). 
 %TrT^ a. to be heard (n. impers.) or worth 
 
 hearing. 
 ^^rf or ^Tfi oi- hearing (also as fut. audi- 
 
 turus). 
 ^T"^ n. ear, hearing. 
 %T"^ciH, adv. on the ear. 
 %f'^^^^ f- range (path) of the ears. 
 %T'^''^t;"'7TT f- hearsay. 
 %T^RTf^ f-, °3Z m ear-lap. 
 ^H'M^ a. worth hearing (lit. to be drunk 
 
 with the ear). 
 %T^*iil a. whose nature is hearing. 
 %r^HT^ m. = ^-^XT^^. 
 %T"^'T^ n. the root of the ear. 
 %7'^of«rT a. having ears or the sense of 
 
 hearing. 
 ^T"^^^!^ ™' agreement (remembrance) of 
 
 the ear. 
 %T^^ & %T^fqfT a. deaf. 
 ^STTT^^ a. learned (in sacred tradition); m. a 
 
 Brahman versed in sacred lore. 
 ^Tf^^^ n. property of a Qrotriya (cf. prec). 
 ^"^^n^ a. obedient, trustful. 
 ^Trf i f- t^ (^T) relating to the ears, based 
 
 upon sound or words (w. "^3tJ^T f. an 
 
 explicit comparison); relating to sacred 
 
 tradition, Vedic. 
 ^T"^^"^ n. a Sutra work based upon sacred 
 
 tradition. 
 ^T"^, f- X. relating to the ear. 
 ^Xf^ a sacrificial exclamation. 
 ^ifS a. obedient. 
 
 '^^Tjj' a. slippery, smooth, even, soft, tender. 
 '^flS (only pp. ^^Jf«rT ) become loose or un- 
 fastened; C. ^I^ilfrr loose, relax. -- 
 
 ^T&f^(^^) = S. 
 
 '^yS( a. loose, slack, remiss, weak. 
 "^"^rftr^ a. covered with a loose stone (well). 
 "^^^f^ a. having weak joints; abstr. OffT f 
 ■^^^ a. slack-limbed, abstr. Ocff f« 
 ■^^"^ , ^^'^ become loose or relaxed. 
 ■^T^ » ^'IMd (®f^) trust, have confidence in 
 
 (dat.), speak confidently, brag, boast of 
 
 (instr. or loc); praise, extol. C. "^J^^jfTT 
 
 comfort, console, praise, extol. — ^T^;^ brag, 
 
 boast of (instr.). 
 -^T'ET^ a. & n. (or f. ^) bragging, boasting, 
 
 praising. 
 '^T^n'ft'^ a. to be praised, praiseworthy, 
 
 honourable. 
 ^X^ f» brag, boast, praise, glory. 
 ^f%J5^ a. boasting or proud of( — «), haughty, 
 
 arrogant; famous, celebrated; praising, 
 
 extolling. 
 -^^ a. = ^T^^^; abstr. 07^7 f. 
 "^T^^^ n. honourable position. 
 '^T^^T^'TT f' a woman in the (splendid) 
 
 blossom of youth. 
 *| I V:^'!^^ a. of a honourable family. 
 
 f^\, f^fir, «%, PP- f^ (qv.) adhere, 
 cling or stick to (loc, r. ace); clasp, 
 embrace; melt or join together (tr.&intr.). 
 C. ^MilfTf join, close. — "^J stick or 
 cling to (loc. or ace); approach, touch, 
 clasp, embrace. C. fasten on (loc), embrace, 
 encircle, "^m clasp, grasp. ^^T cling to 
 (ace), embrace. C. join, unite. ^If cling 
 to (ace), step near (± ^4f| MH)" ^* bring 
 or draw near, join with (^^). f% get 
 loose or unfastened; fall asunder or aside, 
 miss the aim; also = C. disjoin, separate 
 from, deprive of (abl.). ^^T( cleave or 
 stick to (ace), step near, approach, clasp, 
 embrace; bring into immediate contact 
 with (instr.). C. join, connect, put to- 
 gether, bring into contact with (instr. or 
 loc.) , transfer to (loc). ^fiT^TF^ cling 
 together (^^T5«?W;_); C. join tight or 
 closely. '^M^^ connect, unite. — Cf. ^J- 
 f^^, -^f^^ (sic!), M^^, ^f^^. 
 
 f^TS^ a. hanging on, cleaving or sticking to 
 (loc. or — o); joined, closed, limited or 
 
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f^^^^JT* 
 
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 confined (to itself); (holding) clasped or 
 
 embraced. 
 f^^^M«K n. a kind of metaphor, 
 ^l|^ II. elephantiasis, p. <*f^^. 
 ^If m. clinging or sticking to (loc); union, 
 
 junction ; embrace, sexual intercourse (also 
 
 "^Sff f.); sev. figures of rhetoric. 
 ^"qm^n f- a kind of comparison (rh.). 
 ^U^^j a. slimy, slippery. 
 %6;jw[^ m. adhesive substance, slime, phlegm; 
 
 n. band, string. 
 %T^Tf!^ m., ^ f. N. of a tree. 
 ^"fcR m. sound, noise, report, fame; strophe, 
 
 stanza, esp. the epic Qloka. 
 %T«lf^^ a. composed in Qlokas. 
 ^Xf^J5«^ & ^|c|sj a. noisy; renowned, famou?. 
 %7TjJ a. lame, abstr. ^\^ n. 
 ^lofiT^ ni' the day of to-morrow. 
 ^5|il r^'l. ^' breeding or keeping (lit, sporting 
 
 with) dogs. 
 ^^^^ n. sgl. dogs and asses. 
 ^Pvl'l, ^' a gambler by profession. 
 ^^T^nft f* a dog's tail. 
 "^^^, "^^TT open (intr.) for (dat.), receive 
 
 with open arms. C. "^^^ffiT cause to open 
 
 or burst. — ^^^ = S. 
 "gr^fTT m. a dog's skin. 
 1^^ m., "»T«ft f- dog, bitch. 
 ■3gfiT«l^ «• keeping dogs. 
 "^if^ m. leader of dogs. 
 ■gx|^ & "^XTTcR m. a degraded class of men 
 
 (lit. cooking dogs). 
 jyilfTT ™- ^ord or owner of dogs. 
 li(Ti^ m. a beast of prey. 
 "g"q^ n. a dog's foot (as a brand-mark). 
 JJJMt^ n. a dog's tail. 
 ^41^ & ®^ a. eating dog's flesh. 
 T^^ m. n. fissure of the earth, pit, hole; m. 
 
 hell, a man's name. 
 ■^>it^ , o^f?T regard as a hole. 
 ■g^T^ n. dog's flesh ; oi^lf^^ a. eating it. 
 ^^^ & ^"^"^ m. swelling. 
 'g^tg m. a kind of demons or evil spirits. 
 'g^wrT a. having or keeping dogs, 
 ^g^of m. a cert. worm. 
 ^3^1^ m. dog's hair. 
 
 iJ^df^ f. a dog's life (service). 
 
 2^cff% a. living by dogs.^ 
 
 ^g^f^ a- = prec. 
 
 "3g^X;m. father-in-law; du. father and molher- 
 in-law. 
 
 TgpC^m. husband's or wife's brother, brother- 
 in-law. 
 
 T^Tsi f. mother-in-law. 
 
 Uii|um f. du. the mother-in-law and the 
 other wives of the father-in-law. 
 
 '3g:"3^ n. procrastination (lit. to-morrow to- 
 morrow). 
 
 1"^^, ^^f^rfTT, "^^rfTT, «%, pp. ^^ & ^ftrrf 
 
 (q.v.) blow, bluster, hiss, whistle, snort, 
 breathe, sigh. I. only ^^^Ic^ snorting.— 
 ^rf*? blow hither, hiss, whistle, groan. 
 ^T, Vm, T(mi, & ^ERT get breath, recover, 
 become quiet. C. quiet, comfort. ^|^ hiss^ 
 pant, gasp, groan, sigh ; breathe upwards 
 or out; stop or pause from (abl.), recover; 
 heave (intr.), get loose, open, expand. 
 C. cause to take breath, refresh, lift up^ 
 tear, rend asunder, interrupt, disturb, 
 ^T^ pant, breathe heavily. Mjj^ take 
 breath, recover; rise, spring up. C. lift^ 
 swell (tr.). fif & ftf^" hiss, pant, sigh. 
 f^^ hiss, pant, breathe out or in, sigh. 
 f^f^T^ hiss, pant, snort; heave a sigh. 
 IT blow forth or in, exhale or inhale. C. 
 cause to breathe; quiet, comfort. ^ftfJT 
 blow forth upon (ace). f% have confi- 
 dence, be fearless, trust in (loc, gen., or 
 ace). C. inspire confidence (ace). '^fTTf^ 
 have (too) great confidence in (loc. or ace). 
 "^rf^f% C. inspire confidence. TTf^f% C. 
 quiet, comfort. — Cf. ^^f%rf, f^ftTffr 
 
 ^fTf%^^ (add.), m-'srm. ^w^T^7{. 
 
 2''g^adv. to-morrow, next day; "g: ^^from 
 
 day to day, daily. 
 "^;^^ m. blowing, hissing, snorting. 
 ^^r«T a. blowing, hissing, snorting, breathing 
 
 deep. m. wind or the god of wind; n. 
 
 hissing (of a serpent), breathing, esp. deep^ 
 
 breath, sigh. 
 ^ftlfT a. having got breath or life; n. breath. 
 
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 ^CT'^ 
 
 ^^•f a. of to-morrow; d. & f. f^ the to- 
 morrow or next day. 
 
 ^I^(?n f« the day before the Sutya ceremony. 
 
 •3^^ a. killed by a dog. 
 
 '^, "^^f^f, pp. "T*! (q-v.) swell. P. "'JjEJ^ the 
 same. — "^^V, f^, & ;^ = sT— Cf. 
 
 "^jTf n. a dog's tail. 
 
 "gif^f "• a dog's hide. 
 
 ^T^ a. savoury, well- tasted; n. such food 
 or drink. 
 
 ■gX"^ a. = prec. adj. 
 
 "^T^T ni., ^ f. dog, bitch. 
 
 "^nt a. peaceful, quiet, confident. 
 
 ■^T^^ & oxf^ m. beast of prey. 
 
 "^Tf^^J f. porcupine. 
 
 "gTTT^ ^' \ belonging to the father-in-law. 
 
 ^1^ m. hissing, snorting; breath, esp. breath- 
 ing in; aspiration (g.); sighing, sigh. 
 
 ^iRl^l, a. hissing, panting. 
 
 f^3i m. pi. N. of a people. 
 
 f^fi; (%rT%) be bright, shine. — "^f^ shine 
 down, "f^ = S. 
 
 f^ritN', f^^ & f^ff^t a. whitish. 
 
 f^^^ , f. f^^^ the same. 
 
 f%^ a. whitish, white, leprous, m. a cert, 
 (domestic) white animal; n. white leprosy. 
 
 f^p^i^ a. having white leprosy. 
 
 %ff a. white, bright, m. white horse, N. of a 
 serpent-demon etc. 
 
 %rf^T«fi m. a white crow (fig.); o^T^^ a. 
 quite uncommon, extraordinary. 
 
 %ft%rl m. a man's name. 
 
 ' %f!^@fW n. a white umbrella, p. *f^i(^. 
 %cT^'R m. n. N. of a sacred place & a myth. 
 
 island. 
 %fHT f. dawning, dawn. 
 %ffi:j'^ a. white-winged. 
 l%(TgTq n. a white flower. 
 2%ffcrcq, f. ^ having white flower. 
 ^ff^T^ a. having white rays; m. the moon. 
 ^d<=((^T f. having a white calf. 
 %fTWT^ & ^•T a. guiding white horses; m. 
 
 E. of Arjuna etc. 
 %rf"P3 m. = %rrHTg. 
 
 ^fTT^"?^ a. clad in white; m. a Jaina sect. 
 %rT'RI , ^"^ become white. 
 
 l%ffT^ m. white horse. 
 
 2%cfT^ a. drawn by white horses- (chariot); 
 m. E. of Arjuna (guider of white horses). 
 %rn'^rnC ni- N. of a teacher, pi. his school. 
 %f!P3fTTT^P'^^ ^' ^' o^ ^" Upanishad. 
 %fi!T^ ni« whiteness, white colour. 
 %G!y a. white, light. 
 %^ m. a prince of the Qviknas. 
 ^ff"^ f. whitish or having much milk. 
 %(iS| n. whiteness. 
 %'5X n. white leprosy. 
 %THT^ m. abstr. to seq. 
 %|^Tf^«^ & %T^fT a. being to-morrow. 
 %Tc|^^ n. future welfare. 
 %T^^^^» f' \ granting future welfare. 
 %T^^^ a. =: prec. 
 %Tf^llf^I^ a. who shall vanquish to-morrow. 
 
 ^ 
 
 Xf (— *) = "Bf^ . M^'M<^Uj a. six-footed; m. a bee. 
 
 ^J a. consisting of six ; n. hectade. ^Zr{'^ a. consisting of six, sixfold. 
 
 ^JT^^a. heard by six ears (secret). ^^^ ^ ^ ^^^ thirty-sixth. 
 
 l"ff^WwT n. the six (allowed) occupations (of ^ ^. „ , . 
 
 ^ r. . N u . • , ' -BTZf^fT f. thirty-six. 
 
 a Brahman) or the six magical arts. ^ >. "^ v 
 
 2^1^^^ a. following the six (allowed) occu- , "^^f^^Tf^^ a. thirty-six years old. 
 
 pations; m. a Brahman. 1^?^ "• the number six. 
 
 ^grr^^fT^ m. = prec. m. 
 ^Zc?^ adv. six times. 
 
 XTZHl^nTfi; f. fifty-six. 
 ^Z^^ a. six-leaved. 
 
^r^^ (*^) ' f- "^^ having six feet or 
 
 containing six verses. 
 '^(Tm^ a. = prec. adj. ; also having (taken) 
 
 six steps; m. insect, bee. 
 If^xn^ a. six-footed ; m. bee. 
 lEfZ^fT n. one hundred and six; f. 0(f^t 600. 
 ■q^'gj^ adv. sixfold ly. 
 "^f^K P^- ®'^ or seven. 
 TEf^^^ a. numbering six thousand. 
 iBng'^f m. one sixth; adj. sixfold. 
 Xf^f^ m. = i^^f^. 
 ^N^^ a. six-eyed. 
 
 "4^^T5 f- "1^ containing six syllables. 
 1"^^^ n- the six limbs or appendages of the 
 
 Veda, i.e. the six Vedangas. 
 2"^^ a. having six limbs or six Vedangas. 
 XT^^f^^ a. knowing the six Vedangas. 
 Xf^fe m. bee (lit. six-footed). 
 ^^T (^teT) a. having six spokes. 
 if^^'^ n. the number of six verses. 
 H^^ a. drawn by six horses. 
 ITSl" ^' ^ period of six days. 
 ^^fH^T"^ s. six days and nights. 
 llf^T«l«f s. six mouths (only o — ). 
 2^^T«T»T a. having six mouths (Skanda). 
 ■^^Tf?; a. greater by six. 
 ■^^ a. less by six. 
 ^^ m. n. = xpg^. 
 M^q m. n. six bulls or cows. 
 l^f^TJT n^- the six qualities (ph.). 
 Slil'^U! a. sixfold. 
 "^^ftl^ m. N. of an author. 
 "^f^T adv. in six ways or parts. 
 l^^f^"5T n. the six philosophical systems. 
 2^^^T a. familiar with the six philosophical 
 
 systems. 
 
 TSTI^n adv. = iEf^f. 
 
 ^^f^^ m. a sixth part (esp. of the produce 
 
 of the soil, due to the king). 
 ^H"RRT^^ a. obtaining a sixth part. 
 ■^^f^pl a. six-armed. 
 '^^T'^ m. a period or a festival of six days. 
 
 ^fm a. = 2irrr^'T. 
 
 I5rf ^ m. six-group, aggregate of six things. 
 "^i^' ^' ^"^the twenty-sixth. 
 
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 "Crff^ci; & "^^f^ftr f. twenty- six. 
 
 "Bff^^^T^nJT "• T. of a Brahmana. 
 
 Xff^^ a. sixfold, of six kinds. 
 
 Xjf^TfeirT«I a. forming an arrangement of six. 
 
 1(T!^ m. group of trees (only — «); heap, 
 multitude i g. 
 
 ■^f^«fi ^- a man's name. 
 
 "BfT!^, f. §;[ impotent; m. eunuch or herma- 
 phrodite. 
 
 ■qij^^, o'^tRt emasculate. 
 
 "Bf^^fTf f. ninety-six. 
 
 ^^^T^ s., o^ f. six-months. 
 
 M^lfll^f^I^^ ni. a quantity (of food) suffi- 
 cient for six months. 
 
 "^^^TTftlcR a. happening every six months, 
 half-yearly. 
 
 XfTT^T^ a. = prec; n. six months. 
 
 XfT^TTI^ a. six -faced or six-mouthed (Qiva & 
 Skanda). 
 
 ■^^ n. the transition of ^ into Xf (g.). 
 
 Xf^r^ pi. (nom. xrz) six; V(Z also as adv. six 
 times. 
 
 Xffg' f. sixty. 
 
 Xffg^ n. the number sixty, sixty. 
 
 "^fS^JT adv. in sixty ways or parts. 
 
 ^fS^f^nr. a. sixty years old. 
 
 "^fSl"!^*! a. the same. 
 
 ■q^, f. ^ the sixth; ± elTT^ m. the sixth hour 
 of the day & the sixth meal-time. f. Xf^ 
 the sixth day of a half- month; the sixth 
 case (g.). 
 
 I'^^^W n- the sixth repast. 
 
 S"^"^*?"^ a. eating only the sixth repast. 
 
 ^^T, f. i^ the sixth. 
 
 "^^T^^f^ a. living on the sixth part (king;^ 
 
 cf. ^^vriT). 
 
 ^^T^^^ a. = 2xr^HW; abstr. 07JJ f. 
 
 "Bpsq^ m. a sixth-part. 
 
 "^^"^ m. comfits with fruits. 
 
 "^T^TSIT n. the six measures of royal policy. 
 
 "^^TTftr^, f. t; six-monthly. 
 
 '^^'n^ a. the same. 
 
 fq^ m. libertine, gallant. 
 
 ^T^^, f. ^ the sixteenth ; n. a sixteenth part. 
 
 ^l^Uf^i^T adv. in sixteen parts or ways. 
 
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 ^TPT 
 
 ^X^^«^ a. pi. sixteen. 
 ^T^ITT a. the sixteenth. 
 ^^ITTIT ™' a sixteenth part. 
 'Ml^ftl'l. a. consisting of sixteen, sixteenfold. 
 \l^ adv. sixfoldly. 
 
 f^^ or ^^ , ^^fTT, pp. ^fT spew, spit.— 
 "^f^ bespit. fsT spit oat. "^ftrf^&'^^f^ 
 
 spit out upon (^cc). f^f^, "f»f^, Tf spit 
 
 out. irfTf bespit. 
 f\^ a. spitting (— «)• 
 ^^iT a. & n. spewing, spitting; n. also 
 
 spittle, saliva, 
 iftf^ & Ftf^ a. spitting. 
 
 1^ pron.-stem of 3*^ pers. (only noni. sgl. m. 
 & f. 4 ^T & loc. -^f^il^, supplying the 
 forms of cT, q-v.). 
 
 2^ (o— in adj. & adv. , opp. ^ priv.) ac- 
 companied by, furnished with, having. 
 
 3^ (*> — ) one, the same. 
 
 ^^^ a. having debts, indebted. 
 
 ^^^rflfcl) a. with the Rishis. 
 
 ^^?Ic^ a. coherent, continual, uninterrupted, 
 f. contract, agreement; fight, battle. 
 
 ;^^(T a. held together, held in, restrained, 
 checked, controlled, arranged, kept in 
 order, limited, restricted; bound together, 
 tied up (hair); fettered, confined, captive, 
 prisoner. 
 
 ^TJffT^TT! a. moderate in diet. 
 
 ^ilJiPj^^ a. whose senses are restrained, 
 self-controlled; abstr. ©TfT f. 
 
 ^■qTT a. met (as foes); concentrated, careful, 
 prepared, ready. 
 
 ^^ifl m. restrainer, subduer. 
 
 ^^I^ m. restraint, check, control, esp. self- 
 control; suppression, destruction, tying 
 up or together, fettering; closing (of the 
 eyes). 
 
 ^^TT\i|«T a. possessing much self-control. 
 
 ^^Tr«T a. (f. "1^) & n. restraining, checking, 
 controlling, subduing; n. also tying up, 
 fettering, drawing in (reins); band, fetter. 
 
 ^^rf^^ n. suppression (of the voice). 
 
 '^^f^'C. a. exercising self-control; tied up 
 (hair). 
 
 ^"^T^ fJ- participation in a sacrifice; f. owj 
 N. of cert, sacrif. texts. 
 
 ^^T«f n- the going, driving, riding etc. (to- 
 
 gether); setting out, journey; vehicle, 
 
 waggon. 
 ^^1^ m. ardour, eagerness, zeal. 
 ^raW a. joined, united, married with (instr.); 
 
 endowed or furnished with (instr. or — o). 
 
 belonging or relating to ( — «). 
 ^^rar n. union, junction ; fight, war. 
 ^g^ a. connected, related, kin. 
 ^W^ a. bound, attached, joined or connected 
 
 with (instr. ±^^ or — <>), consisting of 
 
 (instr.), relating to ( — o). 
 I ^'^^ m. conjunction, connection, coherence; 
 
 contact (ph.); relation, friendship, alliance; 
 
 matrimony, sexual intercourse with (€^) ; 
 
 a conjunct consonant (g.). 
 I ^%Tf'l*[,a.beingin contact or immediate con- 
 nection with (instr. or — o); conjunct (g.). 
 ^^^•f n. joining or uniting with (instr. or 
 
 loc). 
 ^1"^^ a. reddened, feeling love; charming, 
 
 ravishing, 
 ^f^^ m. guardian or guard. ' - 
 
 ^T^^^j °f^^T f. guardian. 
 "^TWIT n* guarding, protecting from (gen. or 
 
 ^T^^^ & ^T"^^- to be guarded (against). 
 
 '^T^ a. hand in hand, close joined or con- 
 nected with (instr.); excited, enraged, 
 angry; increased, augmented, swelling, 
 swollen. 
 
 ^■^^ m. taking hold of; rashness, eagerness, 
 zeal, impetuosity, agitation, fury, wrath, 
 violence, high degree. 
 
 ^T'PW'C a. eager for ( — o), rash, angry. 
 
 ^T(7I^ ra. redness, passion. 
 
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 ^TT^^' f- t satisfying, propitiating. 
 
 ^■^"niZJ a. to be acquired or won. 
 
 ^■^T^ m., oTJf n. shout, cry, yell. 
 
 ^^^ a. stopped, detained, checked, re- 
 strained; obstructed, impeded; surrounded 
 by, covered or filled with (instr. or — <>). 
 
 ^^fiSfcf a. enraged, wrathful. 
 
 ^^^ a. grown, grown together i.e. cicatrized, 
 healed; come forth, arisen, appeared; 
 deeply rooted, firm. 
 
 ^"^InC*! n. weeping, howling. 
 
 ^"^ITsfm. obstruction, hindrance, suppression; 
 confinement, siege. 
 
 ^^T^if n. keeping back, hindering, suppress- 
 ing, imprisoning. 
 
 ^^TV2I a. to be imprisoned or confined. 
 
 ^TT^W ^' <^ "• causing to grow (together); 
 healing or planting. 
 
 ^TT^ m. growing over or together, healing 
 (intr.); growing up, appearing. 
 
 ^TTf ^ a. & n. = ^"^Ttnn". 
 
 Wrrff'i; a. growing in (— o). 
 
 ^^^ a. perceivable, visible. 
 
 T^W^ a. stuck in or attached to, closely 
 connected with (loc. or — o). 
 
 ^5TtI5f n. chattering, talking. 
 
 '^^^^ m., ^^f^if n. cowering, lying or sitting 
 down. 
 
 ^^T? m. talk, chat, conversation with (instr. 
 ^^f or gen.) about ( — o). 
 
 ^^T a. stuck or clung to, hidden or cower- 
 ing in (loc. or — o). 
 
 ^^f^ff a. mixed or mingled with (—<>); dis- 
 ordered, disarranged. 
 
 lii«l<\ f. side, stretch, streak. 
 
 2^^fl abbrev. for ^^^^ "» the year (of 
 Vikrama's era, 56 B.C.). 
 
 ^^c^H ^^^^' for a year. 
 
 ■^^c^T "^- ("•) year. 
 
 ^^f^T^^, f- "?!f coming next year. 
 
 ^^(^Tf^TT^ m. imprisonment for a year; 
 abl. o^^. 
 
 ^^<^T''Jff ii- borne or maintained for a year 
 (fire). 
 
 ^^t^^ftN; a. staying for a year (with 
 the teacher). 
 
 ^^(^T^f ^ "• a thousand years. 
 
 ^Wt^TT^ a. one year old. 
 
 ^^c^Tt^ & *'tT'^ a. yearly, annual. 
 
 ^^^if n. talk, conversation. 
 
 ^^•Tif, f. t^ a. propitiating, conciliating, 
 winning over; n. means of propitiating 
 or charming, gain, acquisition (of a treas- 
 ure). 
 
 ^^X a. keeping off; m. weir, dam. 
 
 l^^^TJf, f. t; enclosing, containing, n. en- 
 closed place (for sacrifice etc.), cover, 
 envelope; closing, hiding, concealing; 
 feint, pretence. 
 
 2^^'^iq" n. choosing (for husband). 
 
 ^^if a. & m. grasping, clutching. 
 
 ^^Tff^ ger. by grasping or clutching. 
 
 ^^IJfif n. description, tale. 
 
 ^^ff m. rolling up; anything rolled or 
 kneaded, lump, clod, ball, heap, mass, 
 thick cloud; a cert, period of time, the de- 
 struction of the world. 
 
 ^^^oR a. rolling up, destroying; m. such a 
 fire, destruction of the world. 
 
 :^^^if a. &n. increasing, augmenting; n. also 
 growing, breeding (of a child); thriving, 
 prospering. 
 
 ^^^ s. provender for a journey (cf. '5[^wf). 
 
 ^^^•T n., oifT f. meeting (as friends or foes). 
 
 ^^f^ff a. met, come together; mixed or 
 joined with (instr. or — «). 
 
 ^^^«T n. meeting- or dwelling-place. 
 
 ^^^ m. house-mate. 
 
 ^^T'^ f. colloquy. 
 
 ^^T^ m. speaking together, conversation 
 with (instr. =t^^, loc, or — o); agreement, 
 correspondence, sameness. 
 
 ^^if^'C^ a. talking, conversing; agreeing 
 with, corresponding to (gen. or — «). 
 
 ^cfJZT a. to be covered or concealed; n. a 
 secret. 
 
 ^^;^ m. dwelling together, living with 
 (instr. ± ;igr^ or — o); cohabitation (also 
 sex.); (common) dwelling-place. 
 
 l^^rfti; a. clothed in (—<>). 
 
 2^^Tftl«^ a. dwelling together, house-mate; 
 inhabiting ( — ©). 
 
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 ^^^T 
 
 ^^7^ m, driving-park; market-place; strok- 
 ing with the hand (cf. seq.). 
 
 ^Trf^7 f. off^T stroking or rubbing with 
 the hand ; m. a shampooer. 
 
 ^c|T^«T n. driving, driving out, moving along 
 (clouds etc.); bearing, carrying(alsoo«fjf.); 
 stroking or rubbing with the hand, sham- 
 pooing. 
 
 ;^f^^ a. agitated, flurried, terrified. 
 
 ^fW'SlTT n. perceiving, understanding, know- 
 ing. 
 
 ^f^'ffff. perception, knowledge, understand- 
 ing. 
 
 l^Fff^^ f- consciousness, feeling, perception; 
 consent, agreement with (instr. ± ^^ or 
 gen.) about ( — <>); appointment, rendez- 
 vous; plan, design; conversation, talk 
 about ( — o); news, tidings; custom, usage; 
 name. 
 
 2^f^^ f- acquisition, possession. 
 
 ^f%^T«f a. joined, united. 
 
 ^f^fSff a. known, learnt, agreed. 
 
 ^f^^ n. possession. 
 
 ^f^\^ & o^T f- arrangement, contrivance. 
 
 ^f^\JT«T (& °cR*) n., of^ m. the same. 
 
 ^f^^TT "!• sharing with others; letting par- 
 take of, presenting with, distributing (—«); 
 portion, share. 
 
 ^^cT a. covered, wrapped, enveloped, veiled, 
 clothed, armed ; n. clothing. 
 
 ^^^ a. snatching. 
 
 l^Hc^ a. covering. 
 
 2^^c[^ f. bestriding; approach, assault. 
 
 ;i^^ff a. covered, veiled in, protected, sur- 
 rounded, or accompanied by, filled with 
 (instr. or — o); concealed, kept secret; 
 checked, restrained, suppressed; careful, 
 cautious. 
 
 ^^rl^^"^ a. concealing secrets. 
 
 ^Wf^T f- covering up, concealment, secrecy. 
 
 ^HtT a. approached, arrived, met, happened, 
 past, fulfilled; become (nom. or dat.). 
 
 ^^f^ f' common occupation with ( — o). 
 
 ^H^ a. grown up, increased, thriven, flour- 
 ishing, blooming. 
 
 ^fwfW f- growth, power, might. 
 
 W^^ ni. agitation, flurry; intensity, high 
 degree. 
 
 ^^^ n. perception, sensation. 
 
 Tg^'^^if n. perception, consciousness; telling, 
 announcing. 
 
 15f%^ m. entering, lying down, sleeping; 
 room, chamber. 
 
 ^5f^I[«T, f' t^ causing to lie down; n. lying, 
 sleeping, sexual intercourse. 
 
 ^^«^^T^ m. intercourse; occupation or deal- 
 ing with (instr. or — o). 
 
 W^l^ ^- fight, contest. 
 
 ^^T«T n. cloth, cover, mantle. 
 
 ^W"^^ (g^^O ^y cutting in pieces or dis- 
 membering. 
 
 ^^TT a. cursed. 
 
 ^I["H^ ^- P'' conspirators. 
 
 ^lEnr^T n. mentioning, naming. 
 
 ^IJiT m. tranquillizing, satisfying. 
 
 ^ITTTT a. (f- l3 & n- appeasing, calming 
 
 ^If^ll m. doubt, hesitation, uncertainty about 
 (loc, ace. w. TTf?T, or — ®) ; dangi^r for 
 (gen., loc, or — «). 
 
 ^ir^?T«fiTi f- %! causing danger, compromising 
 
 ^^'^T(3T«l^ a. of doubtful or irresolute mind. 
 
 ^If^T^ a. doubtful, sceptic. 
 
 ^^^^^ a. causing danger. 
 
 ^Iff^Jcf a. doubtful, uncertain (pers. & th.); 
 
 n. as abstr. 
 ^^^Xf^T f- a kind of comparison (rh.). 
 ^IT't^ m. breaking down, tearing asunder. 
 ^'JI'T'TTa. thoroughly appeased or extinguished; 
 
 ceased, gone, dead. 
 ^ITlf^ f- extinction. 
 ^ITTFR n. direction, instruction. 
 ^ftlrf a. whetted, sharp, pointed (lit. & fig.); 
 
 ready, resolute; fixed, settled. 
 ^f^rf^T'^ a. speaking pointedly. 
 ^^ffTTffWcI a. strictly keeping a vow. 
 ^ftrffr f. sharpening. 
 ^ftX^ ^- ^^f*' remained. 
 ^ftf^ f. invitation, summons. 
 ^^^•T "• practising, exercising; frequent 
 
 intercourse with (instr.). 
 
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 ^prj^ a. cleaned, purified; paid, restored; 
 tried, approved. 
 
 ^pjf^ f. cleanness, purity. 
 
 ^^-scfiG^ a. dry, emaciated. 
 
 ^"sq^if a. swollen. 
 
 ^Ct^'T a. (f. i) & n. purifying. 
 
 ^^T"^ m. drying up (intr.). 
 
 ^^T'qirf a. & n. drying up (tr. & intr.). 
 
 ^^jfq«^ a. drying, draining. 
 
 ^^5^ m. connection, relation, attachment, 
 union, alliance, league; refuge, shelter, 
 abode, dwelling-place; the resorting or 
 having recourse to (loc. or — o); abl. in 
 consequence or by means of ( — o). Adj. 
 — o connected with, living or being in 
 (also ^fi^H^), relating to, intent upon. 
 
 ^^rf^Pt. ^* resorted or fled to; dwelling or 
 being in ( — ®) ; ra. servant, subject. 
 
 ^^51^ m., oHf n. hearing, loc. within hearing. 
 
 ^^7«tT a. wearied, exhausted. 
 
 ^f^Snr a* joined or connected with (instr. or 
 — °); (being) leaned on or resorted to; 
 belonging or relating to (loc. or —°); 
 being, dwelling, living in or on (ace, loc, 
 & — o); contained in ( — o). 
 
 ^■^rf a. heard, learnt, read in (loc); agreed, 
 promised. 
 
 ^f%Xf^ a. (nom. of^Z) entwined, coherent. 
 
 ^f^^ a. sticking close to, firmly united 
 with (ace, instr. =t ^f , or ~o); blended 
 together; indistinct, neutral. 
 
 ^%^ m. junction, connection, union, imme- 
 diate contact with (instr.); embrace. 
 
 ^§N<U a. (f. i;; & n. cementing, uniting firmly 
 or closely ; n. also cleaving or sticking to, 
 cement, tie, band. 
 
 ^■^f^ a. uniting, connecting. 
 
 ^^"^ a. hanging, sticking to, fixed or bent on, 
 devoted to, occupied with (loc. or — «); 
 met, engaged in battle; joined, connected, 
 or furnished with (— o) ; contiguous, close, 
 dense; lasting, continual, uninterrupted. 
 
 ^^fW f- immediate touch or contact. 
 
 ^^^ m. connection, adj. of^^. 
 
 ^^<J f. assembly, community, company, 
 multitude; law-court, court of a prince. 
 
 ^^R«R a. put together. 
 
 ^^T'^JF "• walking about, wandering, esp. 
 
 from one existence into another, 
 ^^rif a. mixing, running together, m. mixture, 
 
 union, connection, contact with (gen., instr., 
 
 or — o); attachment, esp. to external objects, 
 
 sensuality; dealing or intercourse (also 
 
 sexual) with (gen., instr. ± ^^, loc, or — o); 
 
 participation (adj. —©having partaken of); 
 
 living together, association, community of 
 
 goods. 
 ^'^f'M'l. a. being in connection or contact 
 
 with, partaking of (— °). 
 ^'^^•T n. meeting, joining with (instr.). 
 ^Wi or ^f^ a. sneaking, gliding. 
 ^^^W "• ascending (of a mountain); gliding, 
 
 sneaking, stealing upon (an enemy). 
 ^^ifmi!!^ a. creeping. 
 ^^f^«^ a. moving on slowly; reaching or 
 
 stretching to ( — o). 
 ^^^^ a. accompanied by a thousand. 
 t^^T^ m- company. 
 
 ^^^•f "• preparing, arranging, contriving. 
 ^^T"^ a. to be brought about, won, acquired, 
 
 subdued. 
 
 ^^TT ^' wandering, esp. from one existence 
 into another, metempsychosis, transmi- 
 gration, the cycle of existence ; life i.g. 
 
 ■^^TTTTT n. the course of transmigration. 
 
 ^^TTTT^ m. the path of life. 
 
 ^^TTT«tT m. the end of life. 
 
 ^^TTT^^ni'the ocean of mundane existence. 
 
 ^^Tf?^ a. stretching far, comprising (in- 
 telligence); attached to mundane existence. 
 
 ^f%^ a. shedding or pouring together. 
 
 ^f%^ a. accomplished, attained, arranged, 
 prepared; perfect, happy, emancipated. 
 
 ^f%t% f. accomplishment, perfection, success, 
 result. 
 
 ^g^ f. tasting, enjoying; dat. as infin. 
 
 ^^"H a. sleeping, asleep. 
 
 ^^'^Tf n. showing, betraying, uttering. 
 
 ^^^ s. the palate. 
 
 ^^^^ f. meeting. 
 
 ^^iX f- P^- E. of ten deitis (Agni etc). 
 
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 ^WS »• collected, united, associated (as 
 partners etc.), mixed or mingled with 
 (instr. or — ©); n. connection with, re- 
 lation to (loc). 
 
 ^Wfgf f. union, conjunction. 
 
 ?^%e|«f n. using, employing, serving, wor- 
 shipping ( — o). 
 
 ^^r^T f' frequenting, worshipping; use, em- 
 ployment; inclination to, fondness of ( — o). 
 
 ^TO"^ a. to be frequented, served, honoured, 
 worshipped, used, employed. 
 
 ^^T^ °* arranging, preparing, cremating 
 (a dead body). 
 
 ^^cT m. arranger, preparer, consecrator, 
 performer of a ceremony. 
 
 ^WTT ^^' preparing, arranging; cultivation, 
 education; purification, sacrament, conse- 
 cration, any rite or ceremony, esp. funeral 
 obsequies; impression (ph.). 
 
 ^WT^ a. to bo connected or initiated. 
 
 ^^gTft a. put together, composed, prepared, 
 arranged; consecrated, initiated, married; 
 adorned, polished, cultivated, Sanskritic; 
 n. arrangement, preparation; the Sanskrit 
 language. 
 
 ^WffT^'l. ^' having received the sacraments 
 
 (lit. whose mind is prepared). 
 ^'^aff^f f. = seq. + consecration, initiation. 
 ^fWt*<l f- arranging, preparing, forming. 
 ^^3^1 a. stiff, immovable. 
 ^1^^ m. pertinacy, resistance. 
 ^^^•T n. abstr. to seq. 
 ^Rf^f^fT & ^'Pil^ a. stopping, restraining. 
 ^^1^ m. a bed or couch of leaves or straw ; 
 
 cover, veil; scattering or scattered mass; 
 
 spreading, sacrificial act (± ^"^<>). 
 "^^TW n- straw; strewing, scattering. 
 ^^qf m., oif n. (common) praise or song. 
 ^^TT ^' bed or couch of straw. 
 ^^^ & ^"'^cT a. strewed, scattered. 
 ^^«T a. praised or sung (together); equal 
 
 to, passing for (instr. or — «); acquainted, 
 
 familiar; n. plan, intention. 
 ^■^fTf f. praise, eulogy. 
 ^^*f.,5 f- ^%T*r m- shouting. 
 
 ^^iSrT*T a. stiffened, coagulated ; n. stiffening, 
 coagulation. 
 
 ^f^WT^ m. heap, assemblage; house, habi- 
 tation. 
 
 ^^ a. standing, abiding, being or contained 
 in (loc. or — «); belonging to, resting or 
 dependent on , partaking or possessed of 
 (— o); lasting, continuing. — m. ^^ (only 
 loc.) amidst or in presence of (gen.), f. 
 ^iff^T staying, remaining with ( — o); shape, 
 form, esp. the ground-form of a sacrifice; 
 manifestation, appearance, likeness (often 
 adj. — o); fixed order, rule, nature, char- 
 acter; conclusion, end, death. 
 
 ^j^TT n. standing, staying or abiding in (loc.) ; 
 standing firm, duration, continuance; exist- 
 ence, being, life; dwelling-place, abode; 
 public place in a city; shape, form, ap- 
 pearance; nature, character; conclusion, 
 end. 
 
 ^^T«T«R m- N. of a prince. 
 
 ^^"nTT n. fixing, establishing, settling; f. "^T 
 supporting, comforting. 
 
 fin^rf a. standing or having stood (in battle); 
 being in or on (loc, ^TTfT? or — <>); abid- 
 ing, staying, lasting; resting or depending 
 on, familiar with (loc); perfect, finished; 
 dead, deceased. 
 
 ^f^f?f f' being together, union with or 
 staying among (loc), standing, sitting, etc 
 on (loc. or — »); position, situation; du- 
 ration, continuance, perseverance; exist- 
 ence, possibility ; shape, form, fixed order, 
 rule; nature, character; conclusion, end, 
 death. 
 
 ^^niTT f. contest, rivalry, jealousy, envy. 
 
 ^^fy«ta. vying with( — «); jealous, envious. 
 
 ^^^nr ro* touch, contact. 
 
 "ij^'^fw a. produced by contact. 
 
 «H"^"9X«T a. touching ( — «) ; n. as subst. 
 
 ^^rftf^ & ^^^ a. = prec. a. (— o). 
 
 ^^"5 a. touched, brought in close contact 
 with (instr. or — «), adjoining, contiguous; 
 touched or visited by (instr.). 
 
 T^'^ftcf a. perfect, complete. 
 
 ^frarrZ n). striking or clashing together. 
 
^"^n. remembrance, recollection of (gen.). 
 ^^T#^ '^ o^^ a. to be remembered, 
 
 memorable. 
 OTTf a. remembered, thought of, prescribed, 
 
 named, called. 
 ^^f7Tf.=^^TW- 
 ^^X: a. smiling. 
 ^^ifi^'i; a. flowing together. 
 ^f^ m. flowing together, conflux, flood; 
 
 dregs, remains. 
 i^ji ni. = prec. 
 t^^T^W a. flowing together. 
 ^f^f^ a. run together, mingled. 
 ^^XT ™- sounding together. 
 ^^? m. sweat, perspiration. 
 ^f ci; f. layer, stratum. 
 
 ;^^ a. struck together, closely joined, well 
 knit, hard, solid, compact, strong, intense; 
 abstr. OfTT f-, ®«^ "• 
 ^if^ f. striking or clasping together, clos- 
 ing tight (intr.); union or conjunction with 
 (instr.); seam, suture; compactness, firm- 
 ness, solidity, esp. of the body; bulk, heap, 
 mass, plenty, abundance. 
 ^fT^f a. compact , firm, solid; n. striking 
 together, compactness, firmness (lit. & fig.), 
 solidity, a firm or solid stature, body i g. 
 ^¥^ a. beating the jaws together. 
 ^WTW"- g'^asping, seizing, gathering, binding 
 up (the hair), arranging; fetching back 
 (of a shot arrow by magic) ; destroying. 
 ^W<?^ a. to be brought together; to be ar- 
 ranged or repaired ; to be removed or 
 destroyed. 
 W^"^ m. destroyer. 
 
 ^^"^ m. bristling of the hair of the body, 
 thrill of delight, rapture, joy; also = seq.n. 
 ^^T!J, f. t^ causing the erection of the hair 
 of the body, gladdening; n. ardour, emu- 
 lation, jealousy. 
 ^ff^ a. gladdening (— o). 
 ^^^TfT ^- succinctness, conciseness. 
 ^^TT ™- drawing together, contraction, 
 abridgment, compendium, collection ; gath- 
 ering etc. = ^f'^TJf; conclusion, end (d.). 
 
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 ^f Tfr^ a. destroying (—<>). 
 ^f T^ a. to be gathered or collected , to be 
 avoided or removed; transportable, cor- 
 ruptible. 
 ^ff cT a. put together, connected or endowed 
 with, pertaining to (—<>); allied with i.e. 
 friendly to (instr. ± ^f ). f. "^ connection, 
 junction , esp. the euphonic junction of 
 letters and words; any methodical col- 
 lection of texts or verses. 
 
 ^■fW^jqj^ m. the continuous text of the 
 Veda (cf. prec). 
 
 ^f^ f. destruction of the world ; conclusion, 
 end i.g. 
 
 ^f^ a. stiff, erected, bristling; thrilled, re- 
 joiced, merry, gay. 
 
 ^"^f:^ n. community of sacrifice. 
 
 ^f^-^j^" m. loud sound, call, or cry; m. crier, 
 N. of an Asura etc. 
 
 ^^T^il a. sounding loud. 
 
 ;^"^Xf^ m. N. of a Raksasa. 
 
 ;^^7f>i^ a. sounding loud ; m. N. of a Ra- 
 ksasa. 
 
 ^^Tf^«l, a. refreshing, comforting. 
 
 ^S^T "• calling or shouting together. 
 
 ^cJJ demin. to 1^. 
 
 ^oRT^oR a. thorny or having bristled hair. 
 
 l^cRTq a. trembling, tremulous; n. adv. 
 
 ^oR'^IQX a. querulous, whining, pitiful, com- 
 passionate; n. adv. 
 
 ^-SRlJ & °e|i a. having ears, hearing. 
 
 ^fofi^ofi a. having results or consequences; 
 having an object, transitive (g.). 
 
 ^oji^ a. having parts, divisible, material; 
 all, whole, entire; n. everything. 
 
 ^oR^oRi^ m. N. of a region in a wood.* 
 
 ^oR^^T ni- every person, everybody. 
 
 ^cR^T^lIoR n. a complete metaphor (rh.). 
 
 ^cfi^f^ a. stained, obscured.* 
 
 ^^'^r^T^ m. = ^^^oliT. 
 
 ^ofi'^rft^T^^ a. containing all knowledge. 
 
 ^oRf%cfi a. furnished with blossoms. 
 
 ^roR%''"5 m. the full moon. 
 
 ^efi^ a. along with the Kalpa (part of the 
 Veda). 
 
 ^efiiEfJ^ a. passionate. 
 
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 ^«R"S^ adv. unfortunately. 
 
 ^R{T%f^ a. along with the hell Kakola. 
 
 "^TSfiTflT ^' depressed, sad. 
 
 ^{fofilTT a. satisfying wishes or having a wish 
 satisfied; content, willing; enamoured. 
 
 ^c|n"^ HI. the sound ^. 
 
 'H'cfil'^ m. presence; ace. towards, to; loc. 
 before, near, at; abl. & °fl^ from; lit. to, 
 in, & from the presence of (gen. or — »). 
 
 ^rf^jelJ"^ a. accompanied by servants. 
 
 ^cfi^^a. born of the same family with (gen.). 
 
 ^ofi^ m. kinsman, relative. 
 
 ^SfcfifTf a. desirous, enamoured. 
 
 ^^f(^ adv. at once, suddenly; once (semel 
 or olim); ever(w. neg. never); once for all, 
 «^vermore. 
 
 tf«n(^ a. bringing forth at once. 
 
 ^"?%Tf^I«t. ^' bathing once. 
 
 ^«fif^*nrT a. appeared at once. 
 
 ^^^^ adv. once. 
 
 ^cfixnU'^ adv. querulously, whiningly. 
 
 ^G^XfT^ a. compassionately. 
 
 ^%rf a. having one intention. 
 
 ^%^ a. together with the hair or containing 
 hair (food). 
 
 ^%rT7 a. wrathful, angry ; n. adv. 
 
 ^«RTgcfi a. curious of, expectant ( — «). 
 
 ^Tr!^»^ adv. expectantly. 
 
 ^ffi a. hanging on, sticking in or to, con- 
 nected with (loc. or — 0)5 committed or 
 entrusted to ( — o); intent upon, attached 
 or devoted to, occupied with (loc, ace. 
 w. irf^, or — o); n., o^jf f.^ o^ n. =seq. 
 
 ^rfW f- clinging together, attachment to (loc. 
 or — o), esp. to wordly things. 
 
 ^'^ m. coarsely ground parched grains, grits, 
 esp. of barley. 
 
 ^W^TT on. an oblation of grits. 
 
 ^rh^ a. mixed with grits. 
 
 ^^I5r (adj. — o, f. ^) = seq. 
 
 ^foF^ & ^f^^ n., ^f^^ f. the thigh. 
 
 ^^«^ n. intercourse. 
 
 ^fcfjq" n. peculiarity, nature. 
 
 ^spg a. unanimous, harmonious with (instr.). 
 
 ^^ , ^^^ (n. adv.), & ^%T^T a. angry. 
 
 fW^ & ^T^IU a. overwhelming. 
 
 l^T^fW a. the same (ace). 
 
 S^'^ftr a. belonging to (gen.), joined with 
 (instr.); m. companion, owner. 
 
 ^ff^c^ a. dwelling or lying together. 
 
 ^n^"^ a. milky, lactescent (plant). 
 
 ^f?^ (a. — o) = ^rf^ ; also united with, ac- 
 companied by (f. '^). 
 
 ^^?r ^* (armed) with a sword. 
 
 ^t^ ro. friend, comrade, attendant. 
 
 ^f^TTT f-) ®^, & o^^^f n. friendship, fellow- 
 ship, intimacy. 
 
 ^rf^TJ^ n., o^-j^ rn. = prec. 
 
 ^fT§^«fT a. having followers. 
 
 ^rf^f^^ a. winning friends. 
 
 ^T^ f. female friend or companion. 
 
 ^^'RT m. (number of female) friends. 
 
 ^P^^^«T a- female friend, confidante (also 
 coll.). 
 
 ^fliY^^ HI. Jove for a (female) friend.* 
 i ^^^ , only o^ifT desirous of friendship. 
 
 ^?§^71[ adv. sorrowfully. 
 
 ^T^ n. friendship, fellowship, relationship. 
 
 ^nrW a. having troops or followers , sur- 
 rounded by (instr.); m. E. of Qiva. 
 
 ^nr^^ a. spoken in a faltering voice; n. adv. 
 
 "H<lSi^ft"y a. stammering words. 
 
 ^7(7(1 a. having a smell, smelling like or of 
 (instr. or — ®); related, kindred, m. kins- 
 man, friend. 
 
 ^if'^l^ a. smelling like ( — o). 
 
 ^7|X^ m. the atmosphere; N. of a myth, king, 
 
 ^inl a. with child, pregnant. 
 
 ^PTq a. arrogant, proud of (loc. or — «); 
 n. adv. 
 
 ^PT a. with cows. 
 
 ^PI'^T f. a kind of perfume.* 
 
 ^^PT^T a. furnished with a rope or string, 
 having attributes, qualities, or virtues. 
 
 ^T^ a. with the house i.e. with kith and 
 kin. 
 
 ^fifT"^ a. of the same family with (gen. or 
 — o); related, of kin. 
 
 ^RTX^'l adv. with dignity. 
 
 ^ffr^ f. a common meal. 
 
 W^^ a. containing crocodiles (river); having 
 
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 (i.e. seized by) the demon Graha, eclipsed 
 (moonV, along with aladleful or cupful (r.). 
 
 ^nST , ^^rf^r ^e equal to or a match for; 
 undergo, incur. 
 
 ^^•^ m. vulture. 
 
 ^f^«f a. thick, dense; cloudy. 
 
 ^f^TUf a. pitiful, compassionate. 
 
 ^V^'ri a. mixed with ghee. 
 
 ^■^T"^ a. pi. shouting together. 
 
 ^i|r? a. narrow, strait; thick, dense; diffi- 
 cult, hard. n. narrow path, difficult passage, 
 difficulty, danger, distress, pain. 
 
 ^oR^«! n., °W!n f- talk, discourse, conver- 
 sation with (instr. ± ^^ or — o). 
 
 ^i(i'^ m. mixture, confusion; esp. mixture 
 of two figures of speech, or m. of caste by 
 intermarriage. 
 
 4i«li<^IMI'^«fiWT f- pi' deeds which make un- 
 worthy or degrade to a mixed caste. 
 
 ^cfif^wi;^ a. having illicit intercourse with ( — o). 
 
 ^c|iTl"«RT^ "• degradation to a mixed caste. 
 
 ^«h«fl. ger. by cutting in pieces. 
 
 ^^^^ m. drawing together, vicinity. 
 
 ^T^^IJJ m. the Plougher (Halayudha). 
 
 ^«B^»I n. putting or keeping together. 
 
 ^cR^tf s. defilement^ pollution. 
 
 tjcn^ m. decision of the mind, persuasion; 
 intention, purpose; wish, desire. 
 
 ^^ofi a. deciding (right); wishing. 
 
 ^«H^^ a. sprung from a certain idea; also 
 = seq. a. & m. 
 
 ^«fi^W^«T^ a. sprung from desire; m. love 
 or the god of love. 
 
 ^cfi^»T n., oifT f- wishing, desiring. 
 
 tiqj^«ll^ a. to be wished for or desired. 
 
 ^^^^^ & °^Tf% a. & m. =^cR^lf^3?^. 
 
 tieh«<q«rT a. \\ ho has to decide. 
 
 l^cn^on a. splitting, crumbling (trans.). 
 
 2^^^oRa. crumbling off, decaying ; irresolute. 
 
 ?Jt^T f. combat, fight. 
 
 ^efrf^ m. sweepings, dust. 
 
 ^^rra«T n. the carrying out and burning of 
 a dead body. 
 
 ^cfiT^ m. appearance; adj. — o appearing 
 like, similar to. 
 
 ^«St^ a. mixed, confounded, covered or filled 
 with (—0); n. & OffT f- confusion. 
 
 ^cSt^^'^TfTI. a. moving about confusedly. 
 
 ^cfftW^f^ a. of mixed origin. 
 
 ^ofit^T n- mentioning, praising. 
 
 ^cRf^cT a. contracted, wrinkled, shut, bent. 
 
 ^a^ a. full of, swarming with, accompanied 
 by, rich in (instr. or — o); thick, dense, 
 intensive; confused, distressed, n. throng, 
 pressure, pain, distress. 
 
 ^^f^cT (a. — °) = prec. a. 
 
 ^^^ w. 'efi assemble, gather; confound, dis- 
 arrange. 
 
 ^cfifTf a. arranging, restoring, m. a man's 
 name; i. a kind of metre. 
 
 ^^^ a. arranged, prepared, ready. 
 
 #^fH f- will, wish. 
 
 ^%cT & o"^ m. agreement, consent, appoint- 
 ment, rendezvous, token, signal. 
 
 ^^(^%7f«T n. place appointed for meeting (a 
 lover). 
 
 ;^%fTeR;gf cR s. the same.* 
 
 ^%rf^ a. coming to a rendezvous. 
 
 ^%^T^T«T n. a garden for a rendezvous. 
 ^cR]^ m. shrinking, contraction, decrease. 
 l^%pq"iT n. the same. 
 2^fi%T^«T? f. 1^ contracting, astringent. 
 ^9f;«? m. roaring, wailing, lamenting, (shout 
 
 of) war. 
 ^^r5^«T a. crying, roaring; n. fight, war. 
 ^^^ m. going or coming together, meeting; 
 
 way, course; bridge, path, stairs; (the 
 
 falling or shooting of stars*). 
 ^sttfir n- occurrence, taking place; passage 
 
 or entrance into (loc. or — »), esp. into 
 
 another world, death. 
 ^^T«rr a. come together, met; transferred, 
 
 passed over from (abl.), to ( — o). 
 ^sirrf^ f' passage or entrance into ; transfer, 
 
 transition. 
 ^9|rnT m. passing, elapsing. 
 ^IpTT'ir "• carrying over. 
 ^^^5 m. play, sport. 
 ^%nt na- clamour, shout, esp. of indignation. 
 
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 ^^m^ 
 
 ^%^ m. making or becoming wet; wetness 
 ^by (-0). 
 
 ^9l^ m. pain, woe. 
 
 ^^^Sjm. perishing, disappearance, destruction. 
 
 ^^"^ & ^^TT ™- flowing together. 
 
 ^^T^fT n. water for washing or rinsing. 
 
 ^ff^^ a. thrown together, compressed, 
 narrow, small, short; abridged, concise. 
 
 ^^^Xf m. throwing together, either destroying 
 or abridging, compressing, esp. succinct 
 or concise exposition, recapitulation. 
 
 .^%X|o|i & o^T ^- destroyer (cf. prec). 
 
 ^%XJH^ a. succinctly, briefly. 
 
 ^%T*f ni- shock, jerk, wrench; disturbance, 
 agitation. 
 
 ^n^ n. fight, war. 
 
 {Jii^\ f. reckoning up, numbering; number 
 (also g.), numeral; appellation, name. 
 
 ^^f^TrlT f. a kind of riddle. 
 
 ^FT^T'RTT a. innumerable. 
 
 ;^^f«T n. appearing, springing up; reckon- 
 ing up, numbering, calculation. 
 
 ^^T'lTfT^ & ®^^ n., ^"^^ m. numeral. 
 
 4jfl^^ a. to be reckoned up, numerable. 
 
 1^^ m. (adj. — o f. ^T & ^ sticking to, 
 hanging upon, contact with (loc. or — <>); 
 meeting, encounter; near relation to, 
 intercourse (also sexual) with (gen., instr. 
 ±^^, loc, or — o); attachment or devotion 
 to, propensity for, desire of (loc. or — o). 
 
 2^f^ m. hostile encounter. 
 
 ^3|Uj>i I f. summing up, enumeration. 
 
 ^Tfcf a. come together, met, united; fit, 
 proper, suitable to (— ®). — n. meeting, 
 union, alliance, intercourse, connection, 
 stipulation. 
 
 ^TrfT^ a. having a suitable meaning, in- 
 telligible. 
 
 ^^ifTf f. meeting, encountering (gen. or — ®), 
 betaking one's self to (loc); association, 
 alliance, intercourse (also sexual) with 
 (instr. ± ^ or ^«)«^, loc, gen., or — ©); 
 happening, taking place; chance, accident; 
 fitness, propriety; connection or coher- 
 ence with, relation to (instr. or — o). 
 T^^^ m. meeting, central point. 
 
 ^117^ m. coming together, meeting (as friends 
 
 or foes), union (also sexual), association, 
 
 intercourse with (instr. ± ^^, gen., or — o) ; 
 
 contact, relation, connection. 
 '^7nq«f, f. t^ assembling, gathering (trans.) ; 
 
 n. meeting, contact or union with (instr. 
 
 or — o). 
 ^HTT^^ a. effecting union; w. 'JTfTJj'm. = seq, 
 ^^iR^fin' m. the jewel of union (myth.). 
 ^^rf'T't a. having intercourse with ( — o). 
 T^IU^ m. agreement, promise; fight, contest 
 
 with (instr.), about (gen.). 
 ^TTW li. transncting, agreeing. 
 ^7f^ ro. the time when cows come together 
 
 to be milked; rr^orning or forenoon. 
 ll^^«r^^ a. attached to (loc). 
 "^^^f^ff a. free from wordly ties, unworldly. 
 ^Tff^iT^ f. place for driving together and 
 
 milking cows. 
 ^rf^*(^ a. sticking to or in, hanging on, 
 
 coming into contact with (--^o^;' devoted 
 
 to, intent upon, occupied with (loc, gen., 
 
 or — o). ^ 
 
 ^fij^ f. agreement, promise. 
 ^f^"5(^ a. devouring. 
 ^'R'f! & °«R "■ song of many voices, concert, 
 
 symphony. 
 ^^fl«fiTf n. concert-hall. 
 ^^rfc|n7^ n. place or situation at a theatre 
 
 or concert.* 
 "ET^rfT^^TcfiT ^' T- of a musical work. 
 ^'ftrff^^T f' the art (science) of singing. 
 ^'ftrRTT'l^ n., o^JT^ f- concert-hall. 
 ^^ndfl^lT^«D f- a female that accompanies 
 
 another in singing.* 
 ^^fVrT^T<4Ji|^ m. T. of a musical work. 
 ^^"fir f- N. of a metre. 
 ^71*^ a. kept, guarded; concealed, hidden. 
 ^Tff^ f. keeping, concealing. 
 ^T^rT m- restrainer, ruler (ace). 
 ^T^<T m. tamer of horses, charioteer; 
 
 ruler i.g. 
 ^%fx:j«f a. & n. concealing. 
 ^'Crf^fT a. strung or tied together. 
 ^^^if n. connecting, contriving. 
 ^^^«f n. devouring. 
 
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 576 
 
 ^^ m. seizing, grasping, laying hold on, 
 keeping, winning, acquiring, taking (also 
 to wife), enjoying, fetching back (of a 
 shot arrow by magic), gathering, assem- 
 bling, collection ; enumeration, sum, totalily; 
 restraining, directing, government, concr. 
 ruler, governor, arranger; short exposition, 
 compendium of ( — ») ; attracting, winning 
 over, kindness. 
 
 ^^^W ^' seizing, grasping, n. seizing, get- 
 ting, acquiring, collecting, enumerating; 
 checking, restraining; attracting, conciliat- 
 ing, seducing, committing adultery (±1^0). 
 
 ^^rf^'l, m. collector, procurer. 
 
 ^Tl^rif m. tamer of horses, charioteer; who 
 wins over (ace). 
 
 ^'^TVr m. popular assembly, host, troop; 
 hostile encounter, fight, war, contest with 
 (instr. rfc ^Tm:, ^f , or ^>}?|r, & — o). 
 
 ^ il I ♦< fairly a. victorious in battle. 
 
 ^^TTfRT n. battle-drum. 
 
 ^^rrWfH f. field of battle. 
 
 ^TJTT^'T^ rn. front of battle. 
 
 ^^rrN'«T^ a- engaged in battle. 
 
 ^^TleR, f. ^ contracting, comprehending, 
 
 short. 
 ^EhdTff^ a. collecting, gathering; attracting, 
 
 winning ( — o). 
 ^^TIT a- to be embraced, attracted, or won. 
 ^TT ra. band, company, crowd. 
 ^Nr^rfT'l a. walking by troops. 
 ^^d«1 n., "^ f. combination, union. 
 ;^^J m., oif n. collision, friction, encounter; 
 
 union, conjunction. 
 ^f^ m. friction (also o^jj- „.) ; emulation, 
 
 contest, jealousy at (ace. w. "jjfTf or — o). 
 ^"^^ a. jealous, envious, emulous of (— «). 
 ^^raf^ f. union, alliance. 
 ^^i|^ adv. by troops, in numbers. 
 ^^Tff m. (n.) stroke, blow, hurt; shutting (of 
 
 a door); collision, contest, fight; close 
 
 union, aggregate, complex, collection, heap, 
 
 mass; composition of words or formation 
 
 of compounds (g.). 
 ^, ^'^ (offi), ftr^fW, ^^f% (0%) be 
 
 united, have intercourse with, deal with, 
 be possessed of or obnoxious to (instr.); 
 belong, be attached or devoted to, attend 
 on, accompany, follow, pursue, visit (ace); 
 help to (dat.); stay or be in (loc). — 
 ^ggo after, follow, pursue; stick to (ace). 
 ^tj withdraw, escape. ^f*f seek, turn 
 towards (ace). "^T & ^T? seek, look for 
 (ace). f% be closely connected with (instr.) 
 IT pursue, irf^ pursue with vengeance. 
 ^Ji^ be united or connected with (instr.). 
 
 ;^J^f^ff?{^ adv. tremblingly, timidly. 
 
 W^'^ a. furnished with wheels. 
 
 ^Fn^fstji?^ m. carrier, charioteer. 
 
 ^^^"q & ^^^^ a. having eyes, seeing. 
 
 ^^^ m. companionship, attendance. 
 
 ^^^ a. helpful, ready; n. = pree 
 
 ^^"^ dat. inf. to ^f^. 
 
 ^I^ a. = ^r^ adj. 
 
 ^Ef^«f^ a. unanimous, harmonious with (instr.). 
 
 ^J^if^, *>"^r! show tenderness or care. 
 
 ^^Tl^T »• together with movable and im- 
 movable things, n. adv. 
 
 ^^^^, °"^ff receive care. 
 
 ?J^ adv. near, at hand; along, together; 
 along with, in presence of, near,at,in(loe). 
 
 l5^T*f a. accompanied by; m. companion, 
 friend. 
 
 ^Eff^ adv. together, at once. 
 
 ^"PqH^ a. thinking or = seq. 
 
 ^f^rf a, having one (the same) thought. 
 
 ^f^'^ a. having (or together with) pictures. 
 
 ^f^«?T a. thoughtful, n. adv. 
 
 ^f^«ffT^^nf(; adv. = pree adv. 
 
 ^rf^^ m. attendant, assistant, esp. counsellor 
 or minister of a king; adj. — « supported 
 by, furnished with. 
 
 ^f^^ffT f', ®c^ n. the office of a minister. 
 
 ^^f^l^ a. intimate, familiar. 
 
 ^^fl«f a. conscious, sensible. 
 
 ^%?1^ a. having the same miiid, unanimous ; 
 also = pree 
 
 ^'^^ & ^Ef^^ a. having clothes, clothed. 
 
 ^rWf^«RT f. beautiful moon-shine. 
 
 l^Wfr^f n- good or virtuous conduct. 
 
 S^Wf^ff ^' well-conducted, virtuous. 
 
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 ^cfN^^ 
 
 ^mf\'^ n., ^^"^T f. = prec. 1. 
 ^^rf^f^lff^'l. ^' indicating a good heart or 
 
 suggesting good thoughts.* 
 l^rfW^T*!*^ n« pl- existence, thought, and 
 
 joy (pM- 
 
 2^f%<^T'T«^ a. consisting of existence, thought, 
 
 and joy (ph.). 
 ^rfW'^T'f^^T^ a. the same. 
 ^rfW'T^^' consisting of existence and thought, 
 ^^f^^ a. covered. 
 ^^•^ a. consisting of equal metres. 
 ^^^[^ & o«d ^t a. the same. 
 ^^;5f a. deceitful. 
 ^^@^^ a. affording shade; coloured, of the 
 
 same colour with ( — o). 
 ^^T"'^ n. good doctrine, p. o^wtT^. 
 ^^^^ n. a good character. 
 ^^^ a. interrupted. 
 
 ^^, V. ^r^ . 
 
 ^Tofii" a. visited or inhabited by men; loc. 
 among or with men. 
 
 ^^^ a. belonging to a friend or relation. 
 
 ^^^ a. containing water, wet. 
 
 ^^^"Q"^ a. sprinkling water (wind). 
 
 ^^TT ^* awake, not sleeping. 
 
 ^a[T<T »• kindred; m. a kinsman or country- 
 man, p. o^ifT^. 
 
 ^^Tf?T & ^^"^ a. belonging to the caste etc., 
 homogeneous, similar. 
 
 ^r^T(2( a. kindred; n. common origin, re- 
 lationship. 
 
 ^^TT"^ a. having a wife, married. 
 
 ^^TT^ a. along with the lover. 
 
 ^^T^ a. maned. 
 
 ^^rf^rcf*^, f. 0(c| -(V victorious, superior. 
 
 ^^^ a. animated, alive. 
 
 ^^Xf^ (^5T^ & ^^'^) adv. together, more- 
 over; along with (instr.). 
 
 ^^IT"^ a. unanimous, harmonious, equally 
 disposed, being or acting along with (instr.). 
 
 ^%T'^r^ n. common amusement. 
 
 ^^1"^^ a. = ^^7^; n. adv. together. 
 
 ^J^ a. having the string on , i.e. strung or 
 put on the string (bow and arrow); i.g. 
 ready, prepared (pers.&th.); abstr. ©cfT f-? 
 o^ n. 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit-English Dictionary. 
 
 4j^«fi^^^ n. stringing a bow (cf. prec). 
 1^^«T a. hanging down from ( — «). 
 2|J^«T m. a good man. 
 ^T^^ , o^fff, pp. ^rf^cT furnish with the 
 
 string (a bow); prepare, make ready i.g. 
 ^^nf)' cR= prec; ^get ready for (dat). 
 ^[55^ a. furnished with a string, strung (bow) ; 
 
 put on the string (arrow). 
 
 ^r^lft'^ adv. according to the light (as 
 
 long as the sun or stars give light). 
 ^^X! a. having fever. 
 ^^ s. book for writing. 
 ^^eR s. stamp or casting mould. 
 ^^qR7wf a. satisfied with (instr.). 
 <^^^ m. heaping up, gathering, heap, store, 
 
 wealth, collection, multitude. 
 ^^^«f n. collecting. 
 ^^t{q«rl a. wealthy, rich. 
 ^^q^i^ a. = prec. or abundant, copious. 
 ^^"i^ a. wandering together, happening at 
 
 the same time, belonging to or partaking 
 
 of ( — o); m. way, road, passage. 
 ^'^"^TJJ, f. ^ trodden , frequented (way), n. 
 
 passing through, crossing (the sea); moving 
 
 from (abl.), in (loc. or — ®), by (—<>). 
 •^T^fT"^ a. moving, wandering. 
 ^^"^Iir n. chewing. 
 ^^P^wJ a , owf n. trembling, quaking. 
 ^T^l'^m. wandering, roaming, riding, driving 
 
 moving i.g.; going through, passage (also 
 
 concr.); way, path. 
 ^f^-^cfi m. guide. 
 ^^TT]^ n. leading to or in. 
 ^ENTTTWI"^ a. to be gone through, to be 
 
 transferred to (loc), 
 ^^T^^ m. walk (concr.). 
 ^^N'ltT'C. ^' wandering, walking about, 
 
 moving; movable, transmitted, hereditary 
 
 (disease); being in, occupied with (— ®); 
 
 accessory, incidental, m. fellow (-traveller), 
 
 companion (f. ®TSrt)- 
 ^f^f^ a. heaped up, accumulated, dense 
 
 (forest), filled or endowed with ( — o). 
 ^f^f?r f. piling, gathering. 
 ^ff^«ff"if n. pondering, reflecting. 
 
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^f^^ 
 
 578 
 
 ^f^,;^ a. to be thought of or considered. 
 
 ^T jljjif n. grinding down. 
 
 ^'^ f. fastening together, joining. 
 
 :^r%^ a. to be piled up or gathered, 
 
 ^T^ n- impelling, urging on. 
 
 T^^ a. covered, veiled, hidden, unknown. 
 
 ^f^Tt^ »• to be removed (cf. seq.). 
 
 ^ "^•^ m. cleaver i.e. remover (of a doubt). 
 
 ;^^^ or ^Rrl^, iimfTl, °%, pp. Wk (qv.) A. 
 trans, hang on or together; M. intr. hang 
 on (ace), cleave or stick to (loc); P. 
 1551m hang on (loc), ^r^% (ofTf) be 
 hung on or attached to (loc.); cleave, 
 stick; lag, tarry; be intent upon or de- 
 voted to (loc). C. ^SFT^^rf^ attach, connect 
 with (loc); ^T^^ftf fix on, attach to 
 (loc) ; copulate i.e. prostitute. — ^f?f mix 
 or join mutually, "^vf hang or stick with 
 (instr.), add; P. "^«m^clhang on, adhere 
 or cling to (ace or loc), devote one's self 
 to or occupy one's self with (loc). "^f^ 
 utter a curse; lay a claim upon (loc). 
 ^"^ A. hang or fasten upon , commit or 
 transfer to (loc). P. "^^^ET^^ be hung 
 or fastened ; ^^^^"^ cling or attach one's 
 self to. "^T hang or suspend on (loc.) ; 
 impose upon , transfer to (loc.) ; lean on, 
 cling to (ace), follow close to a person's 
 (ace.) heels (also ^"l^<33f%). C. suspend, 
 cause a pers. (intr.) to hang or put on (loc.) ; 
 appoint to (loc). o^x get engaged in 
 a quarrel or fight. ^^X hang on or round ; 
 lay (a change) on, commit or transfer to 
 (loc). fif M. hang round (one's self) 01 
 down. "Jf A. attach (one's self) to (loc); 
 hang, stick, or furnish with (instr.); ap- 
 proach as an enemy, engage in a quarrel 
 with (loc); (cause to) happen, occur, or 
 result. P. (in both forms) cling or stick 
 to , be occupied with (loc). ^Tf (^SIJ^, 
 ofir), be attached to (loc). f% A. hang 
 on, suspend; P. (lf^"%) be devoted or 
 attached to (loc), esp. to the world or to 
 a beloved person; be followed close by 
 (instr.). ^Hf^ (^J^*^, oft) stick, adhere, 
 cling to (loc); get into a quarrel or fight 
 
 with (instr.), attack, assail (ace); stop, 
 falter (voice); flow together, join; be en- 
 gaged, commence (fight). — Cf. ^fTfiBTli, 
 "^g^W, ^T^W, t^^W, T^Wm, fW^Wy 
 
 ^Tt^w, ^t^w (add.), ^^rw. 
 
 ^^if n. attaching, fastening, putting together. 
 ^^«T«r a. (f. ^) & n. producing, causing, 
 
 effecting; n. also springing forth, growth. 
 ^^5RT a. victorious; m. victory, a kind of 
 
 military array, a man's name. 
 ^^^ m., of^rT n. talking together, conver- 
 sation. 
 ^SfTfT a. born, produced, arisen, o^^ a. 
 
 ashamed, embarrassed. 
 ^f%f^ ni' winner, conqueror, 
 ^f^f^ f- gain, complete victory. 
 ^f^^^f%r5r a. wishing to animate. 
 ^f^^f^g a. wishing to live 
 ^f%^^ a. wishing to destroy. 
 ^^^ a. & m. reviving (tr. & intr.). 
 i^gj^^cR, f. of^eRX animating; m. N. of a 
 
 bull. 
 ^^"^•f, f. f^ animating; m. a cert, hell; n. 
 
 living or coming to life again. 
 ^^f%«l^ a. animating, rendering alive. 
 ^^rs a. visited or inhabited by, filled with 
 
 (instr. or — »). 
 ^^ & ^^^T, f. *>T:^T (adj. — o) named, 
 
 termed. 
 ^^TffT f- abstr. to ^^T consciousness. 
 '^'^^•f n- making unanimous or = seq. 
 ^^f^ f. suffocation of the sacrif. animal. 
 ^^TT f« mutual understanding, agreement, 
 
 harmony; signal, gesticulation with the 
 
 hand etc ( — o); consciousness, perception, 
 
 idea; designation, name, technic term (cf. 
 
 ^^etc); N. of Tvastr's daughter. 
 ^^Trf"'^^ a. of known appearance. 
 ^^iftr f- unanimity, agreement. 
 ^^«f a. causing unanimity or concord, f. 
 
 such a ceremony, n. unanimity^ harmony, 
 
 agreement with (loc. or instr.), mutual or 
 
 right understanding. 
 ^"WT^T^ adv. to give an idea. 
 ^f^fT a. made known, produced, called, 
 
 termed ( — o). 
 
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 ^7# 
 
 ^f^i1[^ a. conscious; having the name (— °). 
 
 ^^T! 'i^« heat, fever, agitation. 
 
 ^^^«f n. fire-wood, fuel. 
 
 Wi\ f- braid of hair, mane, the bristles of 
 
 a boar; multitude, abundance; light, 
 
 splendour. 
 '^ZT'^I a. mailed. 
 ^^rZT^^.=^^^ q.v. 
 'Frf^f^TfC adv. by the sound of a drum. 
 
 ^ff ra. n. a cert, vessel or dish. 
 
 ^fffcf (adj. o — ) continual; n. & o — adv. con- 
 tinually, incessantly, always, ever; w. wf 
 never. 
 
 ^frff^IfT&°Tf7T m. the wind (lit. = o;gfTf^'r.) 
 
 ^rfrl'^irfTf a. showing a constant will. 
 
 ^fTrf^^rrn^f^ a. ever-moving. 
 
 ^fTTfT^'31 a. constantly devoted. 
 
 ^rfff?T a. coherent, uninterrupted. 
 
 ^f!7^ n. the real or true nature; ^t^^ adv. 
 in truth, really. 
 
 "^ff"ir a. embodied, along with the body. 
 
 ^fi'BC adv. equally. 
 
 l^fft^ (— «) truly, really. 
 
 2^^«f m. a kind of pease. 
 
 (*^tft^ &) ^cTl^ ni. fellow -student (lit. 
 having the same teacher). 
 
 ^ff^ a. accompanied by music; n. adv. 
 
 & n. adv. along with 
 
 ^ ^l^J^ a. grassy; «- 
 grass. 
 
 ^gWT^^frfr^ a. eating all, even grass, 
 i.e. making no difference, uncritical, in- 
 sipid (poet). 
 
 ^cT"^^ adv. with desire, impatiently. 
 
 ^rT^^a. along with fire, splendour, or power. 
 
 ■^^T*^ a. along with the offspring. 
 
 ^T^fnT^ a. equally high or great; f. of^ 
 N. of a metre. 
 
 ^^j^^ff^^ a. equally liberal. 
 
 ^T^f«ff^ a. equally great. 
 
 ^?iT^T a* equally heroic or valiant. 
 
 10fc^"^T f- a fine story. 
 
 ^TcSfr^^Xtf n. the cremation of a dead body (lit. 
 good action). 
 
 ^(c|f(fg[j a. to be treated well. 
 
 ^ErWri m. benefactor. 
 
 l^(cff^i^ n. a good action. 
 
 2^r=hl|«^ a. doing good actions. 
 
 IJce^rW m- a good or true poet; abstr. ^'^ n. 
 
 ^cSRTT ™* good treatment or service, esp. 
 good reception of a guest, hospitality; 
 burning of a dead body. 
 
 ^r^l^ a. to be honoured (by a kind re- 
 ception or funeral obsequies). 
 
 l^rsfVffT f- a good renown. 
 
 2^fccp^f^ a. having a good renown. 
 
 m^Jc^^ n. a good or noble race. 
 
 2^c^r^ a. sprung from a noble race. 
 
 ^cgr^«T a. = prec. 2. 
 
 ^ngf make good, put in order, arrange, pre- 
 pare, adorn, receive kindly (esp. a guest), 
 treat well, honour (esp. the dead by burn- 
 ing). — '^;ffif=S. IffTf honour in return. 
 
 ^fcch^f f. putting in order, preparing; also 
 = H<«fiTTi i.g. ceremony, festival of ( — o). 
 
 ^^"^ n. a good field. 
 
 ^Tfl" a. sitting, seated. 
 
 ^Tf*T (superl.) the best, first among or chief 
 (gen. or — »). 
 
 ^5f^ m. sitter, esp. at a sacrifice. 
 
 ^tIT f- existence, being. 
 
 ^pjT f. setting in, beginning. 
 
 ^"^ n. sacrificial session or any meritorious 
 action of equal worth; alms-house, hos- 
 pital. 
 
 ^'t^'^^X^ ni. king of the Sattra (cf. prec). 
 
 ^"^^^ m. Sattra-fellow. 
 
 ^T^^^ n- Sattra-fellowship. 
 
 ^rWTijTlj n. a sacrificial session lasting several 
 years. 
 
 ^ff^i^^ m. the performer or partaker of a 
 sacrificial session or of an action of equal 
 merit. 
 
 ^rf^hsr or ^n^^ a. belonging to a Sattra. 
 
 ^Tcf n. being, existence, reality, nature, 
 character; firmness, resolution, energy, 
 courage; goodness (ph.); spiritual or in- 
 tellectual being, spirit or vital breath; 
 real being, thing, object; (also m.) living 
 or sentient being, esp. animal, beast; 
 phantom, spectre, imp, goblin. 
 
 37* 
 
^^^^ m. creator of beings. 
 
 ^pjcni^f?Ti^;n. the splendour of goodness (ph.); 
 
 oy-^ m. the bearer of it, i.e. Visnu. 
 ^T^r^T^ a. consisting of goodness (ph.). 
 ^-H< -T ft r ™- a paragon (lit. heap) of firmness 
 
 or courage. 
 ^n^^^WT f. pregnant, with child, lit. marked 
 
 by a (new) being. 
 ^nsR'TT^ & ¥i^Tf^ a. having a (strong) 
 character ; energetic, resolute, courageous. 
 ;^n^^ m. a concrete, lit. word for a being (g.). 
 ^p^^ a. having character or courage; ad- 
 hering to goodness (ph.). 
 ^T^T^-^ m. extraordinary generosity. 
 ^rqf?f m. strong chief or hero ; good lord 
 
 or husband. 
 l^pq^ m. a good son. 
 S^fTq-^ a. having a good son. 
 ;^fq^Xf m. a good or excellent man. 
 ^r^f?!^ m. acceptance of a gift from good 
 
 men. 
 1^ a. real, true, genuine; serious, valid, 
 effective, sincere, faithful, honest, good, 
 m. E. of Krsna, N. of a genius etc. f. "^T E. 
 of Durga, N. of a daughter of Dharma etc. 
 n. the real or true, reality, truth; true 
 character, sincerity, faithfulness; vow, 
 promise, oath; also adv. really, truly, 
 indeed, yes, very well; of course, it is 
 true (also ^(^T^^R;) — yet (g, f^ g or 
 fl^ftl). Instr. ^^•T according to truth ; 
 %^ ^W^ (±^^T) as truly as this, by 
 this truth, on this account or for this 
 reason. 
 l^n^TcRili^ n, truthfulness. 
 2t^(?Icfi?T«^ a. practising truth. 
 ^(JJcRTTI a. loving truth; m. a man's name. 
 ^(^f^TT a. whose word is true. 
 ^(^cfij"^ m. promise, contract; earnest-money. 
 ticMf^c^ a. truly conquering. 
 ^r^f^rf?f f- a true victory. 
 ^n^l"^ a. knowing truth. 
 ^^f1^ adv. in truth. 
 ^MflT f. reality, truth. 
 ^(€rr!Tct & °mf?f f., ^rm^ n. = prec. 
 ^rW^ft['t. & o^'s^ a. seeing right. 
 
 580 
 
 l^TST^iRf ^' ^^^ 'aw of truth. 
 
 2^n2r^'T a. following the law of truth. 
 
 ^^V^'l a. = prec. 2. 
 
 ^(it^fTT a. adhering to truth. 
 
 ^r^T'TTT'l. ? f- **^ having the true or right 
 
 name; abstr. ^^rFT f- 
 ^rf^^TT^^ a. of true valour or power. 
 ^JW^f^ f- real prosperity. 
 ^5f^TrF?f^ a. faithful to a promise, keeping 
 
 one's word. 
 ?= r(tin^ c| & ®^^ a. whose impulse is true 
 
 or right. 
 ^(^I^TTT f- N. of a wife of Krsna. 
 ^f^^n^fTSJ n. truth-speaking. 
 ^^f^^ijCf n. the being true, truth. 
 ^n^H*^ a. whose word is true. 
 ^WT'^I^ a. whose thoughts are true or right. 
 ^^f^TI'^, f. '1^ a. consisting in truth. 
 ^W^^ a. truly powerful. 
 ^^T^^^ a. based upon truth. 
 ^n?!^^ a. worshipping truly or successfully. 
 ^^^^ "!• N- of a man. 
 ^(ti^lOr a. having a firm abode. 
 t^^TT^T*^, in. true or eternal king. 
 ^(g"5Q^^ a. having or bestowing real bless- 
 ings. 
 ^M%T«R ^- the world of truth. 
 ^^^^•f n. & a. truth-speaking. 
 ^^^^T^^"^ n^i* Satyavati's son, i.e. Vyasa. 
 ^(Jf^^^ n., o^^ a. = ^^TSr^^^ n. & a. 
 ^(^T^nT a. true, veracious ; m. & f. o^<ft a 
 man's & woman's name. 
 
 ^n^^^ m. = ^n2T^^^. 
 
 ^r^^^ n. & adj. = ^n^I^'^'T. 
 
 ^(?rt"T'^ f- & adj. the same. 
 
 ^(?T^T^^ a. = prec. adj. 
 
 ;^(II^T^ m. truth-speaking, promise, vow. 
 
 ^n?I^Tf^«l. a. truth-speaking, truthful; abstr. 
 ^'^Tf^m f. & «^ n. 
 
 ^TWf^^^ a. of real valour or strength. 
 
 l^lgTsffl n. a vow of truthfulness. 
 
 2^(€f?(cT a. having i.e. keeping a vow of truth- 
 fulness. 
 
 ^(?Iir^^ a. really strong or fierce. 
 
 ^(^nfl'^ & ^Ip'f^r't ^- practising truth or 
 veracity. 
 
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 ^(ZPT^ a. truly courageous or fierce. 
 
 l^(?f^rW^ n. true glory; m. a man's name. 
 
 tt((«l^f(^ a. hearing truth. 
 
 ^^r^^«R^ a. of firm resolution. 
 
 ^(^l^'PC ^' t^"6 to a promise or agreement. 
 
 i"^RW^«^'C IB* a true champion; adj. having 
 
 good champions. 
 ^t^T^^ a. = "^m^W^- 
 
 ^m^m & °^^^ a.=^(?rir^. 
 
 ^a5IT(Jr«R & ^^T'l^ a. whose nature is truth. 
 
 ^(?IT«TfT n« du. truth and falsehood (fig. = 
 commerce). 
 
 "^'J^T^lf^'t, a. truth-speaking, veracious.* 
 
 ^(?TTfW f- true speech. 
 
 ^TWT^^ a truly powerful. 
 
 ^^Tadv. at once, together; along with (instr.); 
 at all, by all means; thoroughly, much 
 too. 
 
 ^^Tf^fcl^ a* thoroughly victorious. 
 
 "^^TW (f* ^"^T^) a. united, common. 
 
 ^TT^^ (°^?) ^' all-conquering, irresistible. 
 
 l^"^!^ & ®^i^^ a. all-destroying. 
 
 ^^lE' ^- having skin or bark. 
 
 ^^^ & ^tcj^^ a. the same. 
 
 lErf«r*l, & ^n«r'f m. hero, warrior. 
 
 ^^"^ a. hastening, quick; n. adv. 
 
 ^(5^^ m. intercourse with good people. 
 
 ^(^^fTT f., o^f^^-R n. the same. 
 
 1^, ^^f?r («'%), pp. ^Tf & ^ (q.v.) sit, 
 seat one's self (esp. for a sacrifice) on, 
 at, or in (ace. or loc); lie down, around 
 or in wait for (ace); sink beneath a 
 burden, feel ill, become feeble, tired or 
 languid, be overcome, fall into trouble, 
 distress, or despair; decay, vanish. C. 
 ^T^^f?T cause to sit down; set or place 
 in, at, or on (loc); afflict, distress, bring 
 down, ruin, destroy. — "^f^j die. "^if sit 
 down after another. "^^ stand opposite, 
 threaten, menace (ace). "^^ descend upon 
 (ace); sink down, fall away, grow lean 
 or feeble, get into trouble or distress, 
 despair, perish. C. sink (trans.), depress, 
 bring down, afflict, pain, overcome, de- 
 stroy. "^ sit upon or near (ace. or loc), 
 preside over (ace); waylay, watch; get 
 
 to, arrive at, approach (as friend or foe), 
 meet with, find, hit, gain, obtain. C. cause 
 to sit down upon, set or place in (loc. or 
 ace), appoint to (infin.); cause, produce; 
 approach, come near (ace), encounter, 
 meet with; overtake, attack, assail; get 
 or fall into (ace); gain, obtain; visit, 
 befall; use, apply. "^"^T sit down upon 
 (ace). "^SWT the same; reach, attain. 
 ^qT sit down upon (ace). C. approach, 
 obtain, receive. i^J sit down near, in, or 
 upon (loc. or ace ). TH^TT he near or im- 
 minent. ^HT gtit to, reach, attain; come 
 near, approach (loc. or ace); meet, en- 
 counter; attack, assail. C. = S. '^^ with- 
 draw from (ace), escape (gen.); disappear, 
 perish. C. put aside, remove, extinguish, 
 destroy; smear, anoint. ^"^T^ & IT(g^ 
 betake one's self to (ace). ^7T^ C. destroy, 
 ruin. "^Iljsit upon (ace) or near; approach 
 (as foe, pupil, or supplicant). C. put down 
 or beside; get, obtain, "^^l? C. get to, 
 attain. D(2fXT sit down near (ace). '^^^ 
 betake one's self to, reach, attain (ace). 
 fif (^t^fif) sit or lie down, take one's 
 seat (r.), be seated upon (loc), perform 
 by sitting i.e. celebrate (a Sattra); sink, 
 perish. C. cause to sit or kneel down; 
 constitute, appoint (2 ace). ^?rfvf% settle 
 down in (Ice). "^STfilf^ settle down about 
 or near (ace), ^trf^ approach, set about 
 (ace). Xlf?[f^ sit or stay around, f^fif 
 sit down separately, ^fif sit down (to- 
 gether). Xff^ (^^ffT) sit down about, 
 surround, invest, besiege. T[ decay, de- 
 cline, fall into the power of (ace); be- 
 come clear (lit. & fig), cheer up; be soo- 
 thed or appeased; pardon, forgive, be 
 gracious or favourable, deign to (infin.), 
 succeed or speed well. C. clear, brighten 
 up, gladden, soothe, appease, make favour- 
 able, beg pardon, ask for or to (infin., 
 dat., or loc, "^^ or "^^f^;). "^f^'JT settle 
 down. C. propitiate, gladden, ask. ^Tf 
 cheer up, be gracious or favourable. C. 
 propitiate, make favourable, f^ ("^ft^fTT 
 
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 be perplexed or dejected, despair, despond. 
 C. vex, grieve, bring into despair, ^f^ sit 
 together with (instr.) upon (ace); M. settle 
 down, shrink, perish, be dejected or dis- 
 tressed. C. set down (together); meet, 
 join (ace); depress, make sad. — Cf. ■^^- 
 
 f^^TT, TT^^^ (add.), "TOtI, TTOW, f^^W, 
 
 2^^ a. sitting or dwelling in ( — «); m. leap- 
 ing upon, covering (a female). 
 
 ^f^ a. = prec. adj.; m. fruit; n. a cert, part 
 of the sacrif. animal. 
 
 ^^^ a. endowed with reason. 
 
 •^Tf^^ a. along with presents. 
 
 ;^f2" adv. commonly, usually. 
 
 4j<^b|«i^ a. (mixed) with sour milk.* 
 
 ^^•f, f« "1^ causing settlement or stay. n. seat, 
 place, abode, home, house (adj. — « living 
 in); settling down, coming to rest. 
 
 ^^•fT^T a- sitting down on the seat. 
 
 ^^f^ a. lasting, continual ; lit. binding for 
 ever (illness). 
 
 ^^?^ adv. always, ever. 
 
 t(<^q a. merciful, soft, tender, gentle; ©— & 
 n. adv. 
 
 ^^ a. haughty, defying; n. adv. 
 
 1^^^ m. a good horse. 
 
 2^^^ a. having or drawn by good horses; 
 m. a man's name. 
 
 ^^^ n. seat, place, dwelling, abode; meet- 
 ing, assembly. 
 
 4^4^rMj^ («— ) good and evil results. 
 
 ^T^^T^T^, f. ^fm^ whose nature is at 
 once to be and not to be. 
 
 ^^^m^ ni. reality and unreality, truth and 
 falsehood. 
 
 tl<^t(«n^ a. being and not being, true and 
 false, good and bad; n. subst. what is 
 being and not being etc. 
 
 ^^"^f^r & #^f7T m. lord of the seat i.e. 
 of the assembly (met for a sacred purpose). 
 
 ^^ m. partaker of an assembly, esp. of a 
 Sattra-sacrifice. 
 
 ^^ adv. always, ever, w. neg. never. 
 
 I^TTRt f. constancy. 
 
 2^f^^f?T a. being in constant motion; m. 
 wind or the god of wind. 
 
 l^ET^T^TT ni« good conduct or observance. 
 
 2^r2'T^TT a. well-conducted, virtuous. 
 
 ^T^T^T^ifT^ & ofrX a. = prec. 2. 
 
 1^^«T a. having gifts. 
 
 2^TT«T a. ruttish (elephant). 
 
 ^oTT^Tf a. fair-faced. 
 
 l^r^«I«^ tn- eternal joy. 
 
 S^^T'f'^ a. feeling or granting eternal joy. 
 
 ^ET^T'ftTT f* N. of a river. 
 
 ^^T^T f- N. of cert, female demons. 
 
 ^S IM(!j' a. always munificent. 
 
 ^^T^i^ a. always bearing fruit. 
 
 ^?|iT a. along with the band or string. 
 
 ^<S l+fT! & ^<^^^ a. always wanton or 
 ruttish. 
 
 ^^r^T"?^ a. having a wife, married; together 
 with a wife. 
 
 ^f^^V a. always delighting. 
 
 ^^rftr^ a. always kind or friendly. 
 
 ^^^f a. everlasting. 
 
 ^T^^T a. always winning or alwas abound- 
 ing. 
 
 ^^^W n. eternal bliss. 
 
 ^f^^^ adv. instantly, at once. 
 
 ^^•f^ adv. miserably, lamentably. 
 
 ^BT^I^ a. sad, unhappy. 
 
 ^■^^ a. covered with Durva-grass. 
 
 ^fl^' ^ff^ (n"«i- ^^ & ^TfSfi), & ^r^ 
 
 a. similar, like, same; abstr. ^^^^ n. 
 "^^^^'^ a. of equal patience. 
 ^^^f%t%^"^ m. confounding or exchanging 
 
 equal things. 
 ^T^fe^^J^ or of%%t(j^ adv. with an ogling 
 
 (lit. eye-throw). 
 ^^^ a. accompanied or protected by the 
 
 gods. 
 ^^^^rg^ a. along with gods and men. 
 lET^TfT a. gone to or being in an assembly; 
 
 pi. assembled, met. 
 ^^1*1^ n. assembly-room ; •H?^ court of a 
 
 prince. 
 ^5Er^^^ a. ever-zealous. 
 l^^T^T a. along with the night. 
 2^^^"^ a. faulty, vicious, wrong. 
 
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 ^j^f^ f. good condition or the path of the 
 good. 
 
 l^fff^ m. good quality, virtue. 
 
 2^r^T!r a. having good qualities, virtuous. 
 
 ^d^ m. a good teacher. 
 
 ^T^ll m. the good law. 
 
 ^^^n^T^«R n- the lotus of the good law, 
 T. of a work. 
 
 ^^T^ m. actual existence, reality; truth, 
 honesty; kindness, affection. 
 
 ^^fT a. (being) true. 
 
 WW^ ^- a good servant. 
 
 1^^«[^ m. sitter, dweller. 
 
 2^r?IT. "• seat, place (esp. for a sacrifice); 
 dwelling-place, building, house, temple; 
 du. heaven and earth. 
 
 ^iEf^^f^ a. helping quickly or daily. 
 
 ^^:^tT a. just cut. 
 
 ^f^:"^ a. bought on the same day (Soma). 
 
 ^r^:tIT'fil'»T^ a. quickly dropping, frail. 
 
 ^ra'IK^IfTT f- having just brought forth (a 
 child etc.). 
 
 ^^^"^^ a. quickly bearing fruits or conse- 
 quences. 
 
 H^I"5t^ "• present or immediate purifi- 
 cation (r.). 
 
 ^^f^^ adv. on the same day, in one day, 
 daily ; immediately, recently, directly, at 
 once, suddenly, quickly. 
 
 ^^I^IRI^I'T f« Soma-pressing on the same day. 
 
 ^^T^^ a. quickling reaching the goal. 
 
 ^^^ff a. newly born; f. ^ having just 
 brought forth. 
 
 4j^|^ a. quickly impelled. 
 
 ^f^T^^ a. having just begun, quite fresh. 
 
 ^r%T^T^ "• fresh meat. 
 
 ^I%r^?f a. just died. 
 
 ^5'fff n. a true jewel or pearl. 
 
 ^^^ a. along with the money. 
 
 l^^Tf ™« a god stem or (and) family. 
 
 2^^Tr a. sprung from a good family. 
 
 ^r§[^^ n. a fine speech. 
 
 ^^(^^ a. kind to the good. 
 
 t^r^ a. sitting. 
 
 ^^T^T f- g<^od news. 
 
 ^f^Tf^fT a. blamed by the good or wise. 
 
 ^r^<^ a. having true knowledge. 
 
 ^f^^T f« true knowledge or learning. 
 
 ^dT^ m. a good tree. 
 
 l^r^Tf n. a fine roundness or good conduct. 
 
 2^^t! a. well-conducted. 
 
 ^^f% f. & n. good conduct, virtue. 
 
 ^^(?J m. a good physician. 
 
 i^l^ (°— ) = ^f • 
 
 l^^r^«T n. common wealth. 
 
 2^r^«T a. wealthy (abstr. ocfT f-) or, along 
 
 with the wealth. 
 ^■^^^ ("'TT^) ^' boon-companion, fellow, 
 
 friend. 
 ^^pif^i^^ m. compotation, banquet, feast; 
 
 fellowship. 
 
 ;^^7TT^ a. festive, convivial; m. boon-com- 
 panion, comrade; n. banquet, feast. 
 
 1^^^ m. equal nature, similarity. 
 
 2^ni|^ a. equal, similar; honest, virtuous. 
 
 ^f^l^^Xfi,^^ f« wife, lit. performing the 
 same duties (scil. as the husband). 
 
 ^\il^?5r n. similarity, likeness. 
 
 ^f^ij^ij^ & of^iT a. equal, similar, resembling 
 (gen., instr., or — »). 
 
 t^niJ^T *• united with men or heroes. 
 
 l^'ti^fTT f' united praise, as instr. adv. along 
 with united praise. 
 
 Sf^^^fTT a. receiving united praise. 
 
 ^^(Sr n. = pi'ec. 1. 
 
 ^[^^ a. being here, present; n. place (of 
 union); seat, abode, home; space i.g. 
 
 ^jf^^ n. aim or goal (of a motion), point 
 or place (of rest). 
 
 ^^^ a. furnished with intelligence. 
 
 %V<R a. veiled in smoke. 
 
 ^f^ adv. towards one goal (central point). 
 
 ;^^Tf^«f a. directed towards one goal, joined, 
 united; right, just (instr. adv.). 
 
 ^TVZJ'^ , f. ^nS^^ a. having the same di- 
 rection, converging; right, just; n. ^f^^oR 
 jointly, together; in the right way or 
 manner. 
 
 ^R;, ^Tf?f (^^fff), pp. ^1<+ win, conquer, 
 acquire; receive as a present, possess, 
 enjoy; win for another, procure, grant. 
 
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 bestow. D. fthn^Rf^ wish to acquire, 
 strive after; wish to present or bestow. — 
 ^ win. H M. win = be successful. ^J^ 
 gain, acquire. — Cf. "^f^tTT^* 
 
 l;^if a. old, ancient; N. of a Rishi etc. 
 
 2t^^ m. gain, acquisition; offering, handing 
 over. 
 
 ^ ^ ej y a. ancient, old; abl. from of old. 
 
 ^i|ir m. N. of a teacher. 
 
 ^^^ a. old, ancient. 
 
 ^giflf & o^T a* the same. 
 
 ^•hn adv. from of old, ever; w. neg. never. 
 
 ^•Tco(f^T'5[^ m. the eternal youth, N. of a Rishi. 
 
 ^^, f. t = ^^TctiT. 
 
 ^•i5"f^ a. bestowing wealth. 
 
 |j«i^ | ^ a. winning or granting wealth. 
 
 f^fif^ n. winning, acquiring. 
 
 ^f?T^ a. old, ancient. 
 
 f^if^g^ & ^wfj adv. of old, always. 
 
 ^•TT^T a. weak from age. 
 
 '^•tlc^ adv. from of old, always, for ever. 
 
 ^«!TfT«f, f. t^ eternal, everlasting; m. N. of 
 a Rishi etc. 
 
 ^•n^ a. having a master or protector; well 
 protected by (instr. or — o); occupied by, 
 connected or endowed with (instr. or — o). 
 
 ^TT^rTT f. protectorship. 
 
 ^•TT^ cR take into protection. 
 
 ^T'TTfH a. connected by the same nave (spokes) 
 or navel, nearly related, kindred; like, 
 resembling. 
 
 ^•TT'^ ra. a near relative. 
 
 ^ifT^ a. having one name with (gen.). 
 
 ^•rr^«l^, f. *>^ = prec. or similar, like. 
 
 ^•TRI a. wishing for gain or reward. 
 
 ^r^T''^ m. N. of a teacher. 
 
 ^•TT^ a. furnished with a stalk. 
 
 ^fif m. f. gain, reward, gift, alms; ace. w. 
 T go begging. 
 
 ^f^TT a- degrading (punishment). 
 
 ^rf'f^^^TW a. having a chain on the foot, 
 abstr. o-^ n.* 
 
 ^f^f?f f. acquisition. 
 
 ^f^gr ^^^'- beside, except, without (w. pre- 
 ceding ace). 
 
 ^f^^ or ^fifrt a. winning or granting. 
 
 ^^fij"^ n. gift, donation. 
 
 ^fif^ a. to be gained. 
 
 ^f^^'i: m. gain or gift. 
 
 ^ff^f^ a. asleep. 
 
 ^f^w? a. reproachful; n. adv. 
 
 ^f'T^'fT^ a. rich in gifts. 
 
 ^f^^'Cf a. wmking, closing (eye). 
 
 ^f^^TT a. performing a cert, observance or 
 duty. 
 
 ^f¥f4^ a. indifferent, indolent, despondent; 
 n. adv. 
 
 ^f^T^T^ & ^•TI'^l^Ji; adv. with a sigh. 
 
 'Q'f'T^ (superl.) winning most. 
 
 ^rfif^ a. desirous to gain or make booty. 
 
 ^^^ (^ •?!(*)) a. having a common nest or 
 origin ; intimately united. 
 
 ^"ft^^ (compar.) existing from of old; 
 lasting many years. 
 
 ^«Tfl"5? adv. aside, far off, away from (abl.). 
 With g & ^X keep off, remove. 
 
 ^•Trf"^ & ^«f(?r a. clandestine, unperceived. 
 
 ^•f^ f. gaining, procuring. 
 
 l^pFfXT"^ a having anklets on the feet.* 
 
 l^%f^ a. having fellies (wheel). 
 
 2^^fTI adv. from of old, for ever. 
 
 ^%T^T a. existing from of old, eternal. 
 
 ^«tT , f- ^Tfft existing, being (often otiose), 
 present, happening; belonging to (gen.); 
 living, lasting; real, genuine, true, honest, 
 good. m. pi. the living or the good, wise, 
 noble etc. f. ^Tcft a virtuous wife, female 
 i.g., also= ^^<ft your honour, you; N. of 
 Vi^vamitra's wife etc. — n. ^r^ the being 
 or existent, existence, the real world, 
 anything good or useful. As adv. well, 
 fitly; ^c^" V. s. V. 
 
 ^fff! a. overspread, covered with (instr. or 
 — o); held together, uninterrupted, contin- 
 uous; o — & n. adv. 
 
 ^cTfTf f . continuation, propagation; offspring, 
 posterity; causal connection, uninterrupted 
 line or mass of ( — «). 
 
 ^cTf^ a. propagating, continuing, forming an 
 uninterrupted line; s. ^rfl^ sound, music, 
 ^fT'pff a cert, oblation. 
 
 "^(^'^•T a. warming; n. becoming warm. 
 
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 ^fTIT a- liot, raelted, vexed, distressed; n. 
 pain, grief.* 
 
 ^ff^FW n- (general) darkness. 
 
 ^ffXTir a. leading over or through; n. crossing, 
 passing over (lit. & fig.). 
 
 ^fl'i;?^ or ^ff^tji^ adv. closer together. 
 
 ^cT"^"^ a. carrying across, sufficient. 
 
 ^cT^«T a. & n. threatening, scolding. 
 
 T^ff^oR a., ©TSfa. & n. refreshing, strergthening. 
 
 ^ffT'^r a. to be refreshed or strengthened. 
 
 ^cfT^^f n. beating, crushing. 
 
 ^ffT«f m. continuity, uninterrupted series; 
 sinew or nerve(ofan animal); ramification, 
 connection; transition (in reciting etc.); 
 propagation of one's race or family , off- 
 spring, p. Sfw^J. 
 
 ^ripi ni« heat, pain, sorrow, distress, repent- 
 ance, penance. 
 
 ^ffT"QoRTfT^1. a. causing sorrow. 
 
 ^rfT"Cf«T a. tormenting, afflicting. 
 
 ^r!mfT(<^®fTT«R*) destroying heat or pain. 
 
 ^cni^I a- to be kindled. 
 
 ^fTTT ^"' crossing, passing (gen. or — ®). 
 
 ^rTS a. well pleased, delighted with (instr. 
 or — o). 
 
 ^■^f^ f- contentment, satisfaction. 
 
 ^fffn f. satiating, satisfying. 
 
 ^rIW*I a. sharpening (fig.)- 
 
 ^%Tf2^ a. stinging, thrusting. 
 
 ;^%TTEr m. = ^gfg (p. oxfofifT^ & of^); ace. 
 w. 'cR be satisfied. 
 
 ^rTT'^nir n. satisfying, gladdening. 
 
 ^^T"^^^ a. to be satisfied. 
 
 t^^ a. granting gifts. 
 
 ^(2TW a. destitute of, wanting (instr. or — ©). 
 
 ^^5rll (ger.) letting aside, with exception of 
 (ace). 
 
 ^(JfTT nS' quitting, abandoning, a. ®f^«t^. 
 
 ^"^TW ^' protection, rescue. 
 
 ^■^T^ m. terror, fear of (abl. or cl^). 
 
 ^"^T^T n. frightening. 
 
 ^t^'?;^ f. haste, speed. 
 
 ^^IX m. biting or pinching together (the 
 (lips); junction, union i.g. ; crotchet, tongs, 
 or any instrument of that kind. 
 
 ^^f^ a. seizing. 
 
 ^^l| m. arrogance, boasting of ( — <>). 
 
 ^^^ m. stringing together, interweaving, 
 wreathing (a garland); artificial arrange- 
 ment or mixture; musical or literary com- 
 position. 
 
 ^^^ m. sight, appearance. 
 
 ^^^•T n. seeing, perceiving, sight, view, 
 appearance; coming together with, meeting 
 (instr. =t^^); showing, exhibition. 
 
 ^^"g a. bitten, pressed (together). 
 
 ^^ff ra. binder, fetterer. 
 
 ^^T^ n. band, fetter; the region beneath 
 the knee (of an elephant). 
 
 ^^Tf^cT a. bound, fettered, surrounded. 
 
 l^^T^ nri. bridle, leash. 
 
 2^^T^ a. (only — o) = seq. 
 
 ^^Tf^ a. granting. 
 
 ^fej^ a. smeared or covered with (instr. or 
 — o), confounded with (instr. or — o); 
 indistinct, dubious, precarious; doubtful, 
 uncertain. Abstr. T^ n. 
 
 ^f^T^gf^ a. of uncertain mind, doubtful. 
 
 tif^fT a. bound (together), detained, immov- 
 able. 
 
 ^f^W f- heap, njound, wall. 
 
 ^^"^oR a. inflaming. 
 
 ^^"Q^T a. & n. kindling, inflaming (1. & f.). 
 
 "^^TT ^- flaming, glowing, burning (1. & f.). 
 
 ^5^ a. wicked, bad, hostile to (gen.). 
 
 ^T^TJT a. (f. f3 ^ "• tnarring, defiling. 
 
 T^^^ a. strung together; arranged, composed. 
 
 ^'^u^ f. sight, view, appearance; dat. infin. 
 to behold. 
 
 T^^'ga. seen, foreseen, anticipated; permitted, 
 allowed. 
 
 ^^■fe f. sight, appearance. 
 
 "^S^ ra. conglutination, mass, clod (fig. = 
 the human body). 
 
 ^S^ m. direction, commission, message. 
 
 ^"^^fT & ^'fTfr^ «!• the bringer of a 
 commission; messenger, envoy. 
 
 ^%^J^ m. the contents of a message. 
 
 ^^"^oro^^oSj a. to be directed or instructed. 
 
 ^"^^ m. = ^r^^; doubt, uncertainty about 
 (gen., loc, or — <>), danger. 
 
 ^S"^^^ a. subject to doubt, uncertain. 
 
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 OT-f^ m. milking; abundance, plenty. 
 
 ^^TfT a. milking, yielding. 
 
 ^5""S^ a. to be seen. 
 
 ^5^¥ ^' ^^^ *®^® ^^ beholds. 
 
 ^j^ n. junction, union. 
 
 ^^ , o^fTI, pp. ^^ftrrT(q-vO put together, join 
 with (instr.); be reconciled, make peace. — 
 Cf. ^f?I^ffVrT, ^^ftrn, & ^f^l^^cT 
 (add.). 
 
 ;^^H ra. who holds together. 
 
 ^f^T f. agreement, covenant, promise; limit, 
 boundary, term. 
 
 ^>incT^ a. to be joined or allied with. 
 
 ^\JTfT a. who puts together. 
 
 ^j\il»f a. &n. putting together; n. also joining, 
 fixing (an arrow on the bow-string); 
 mixing, compounding; joint, commissure, 
 point of contact, meeting, assembling; 
 propitiation, reconciliation, league, alliance, 
 treaty, peace with (instr. ±^f^); also = 
 
 ^^rfti (gO- 
 
 lEh^Tift^ a. = ^\inff^. 
 
 '^^Tf^*[. a. fixing an arrow, taking aim. 
 
 ^^TT^ a. &n. holding together, supporting; 
 n. also bearing (in the womb), restraining, 
 keeping back; f. ^TT posture, attitude; 
 thought, reflection. 
 
 ^VT^ a. to be borne, kept, observed, re- 
 strained. 
 
 ^f\j m. putting together, junction, connection ; 
 union or intercourse with (instr.); compact, 
 agreement, alliance, peace between (gen.), 
 with (instr. ±^^); joint, commissure, 
 suture, fold; anything that joins or lies 
 between, as dawn, dusk, twilight (between 
 day and night), wall (between two rooms), 
 also interval, pause, opening, hole, breach, 
 gap ; euphonic combination of words and 
 sentences (g.). 
 
 ^f\j%^«T n. house-breaking. 
 
 ^fVcT a. put together, joined, fixed on the 
 bow-string (arrow); allied. 
 
 ^ftlc^ a. wishing to make peace. 
 
 ^tf^«|^Mm »• breach of peace. 
 
 ^fvii|^ m. a minister for alliances; f. o-^ a 
 cow in heat. 
 
 ^f^^i^ m. cement, plaster (also = seq.*). 
 
 *^f^^i^if n. join-band, i.e. tendon, nerve.* 
 
 ^ifVf^^^ s. peace and war; o^ m. minister 
 for p. & w. 
 
 ;^f%jf^XJ?5^ m. du. peace and its opposite 
 (war). 
 
 ^f^%^T f- time of twilight. 
 
 ^^T^TJT a. & n. kindling, inflaming (1. & f.). 
 
 ^\^f?f f. holding together. 
 
 ^^^"^ a. to be put together; to be propitiated 
 or won over. 
 
 "^(JJl a. lying on the point of contact or tran- 
 sition, relating to the euphonic combi- 
 nation. — f. T^C^J time of junction or 
 transition, morning or evening twilight 
 (also = '^r^TcRT^) ; the twilight at the 
 beginning or end of a Yuga; N. of a 
 river. 
 
 ^^^"^ n. compound vowel, diphthong. 
 
 #^T1I & °«R «i. the twilight of a Yuga. 
 
 ^"^T«RT^ "• morning or evening devotion. 
 
 ^"^T^T^ ni. twilight-time. 
 
 ^^T'^^^T^ m. rain-cloud in the evening. 
 
 ^WT^rf^ n^' a twilight-oblation. 
 
 ij^^ n. = ^Nn^^T^. 
 
 ^n^TT?! , o^% be like the twilight, 
 ^j^|c|«^if n. morning or evening prayer. 
 
 ^WTITW ^- ^ conch (or horn) blown in the 
 
 hour of twilight. 
 ^^t^;r^ m. = ^WT^^- 
 ^T^ a. set down; sitting, resting; sunk, low 
 
 (sound), languished, exhausted, extingui- 
 shed, perished, dead, 
 ^•ni a. with joined or closed nails; w.^jfe 
 
 m. a closed fistful. 
 ^ilfT a. bent, curved; stooping, bowing to 
 
 (gen.); depressed, deepened, straightened; 
 
 du. yielding to or harmonizing with each 
 
 other. 
 ^•rfrr f. depression (lit. & fig.), humility, 
 
 modesty, kindness, favour, complaisance. 
 ^«Tf7!^«TT a. humble, modest. 
 ^iflf a. bound together or round, fastened. 
 
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 ^^(^f^ 
 
 put on; girt, armed, prepared, ready; 
 swollen, exuberant. 
 
 ^rWT^% (loc.) when the pestle is at rest. 
 
 ^if"^ a. bringing together; m. assembly. 
 
 ^'«f^«f n. binding together, girding; arming, 
 preparing; band, string, armour, mail. 
 
 ^•TJ? m. sound, din, cry. 
 
 ^•TT^^T »• making resound, filling with noise. 
 
 ^^Tf in. = ^pf •T. 
 
 ^f^ f. despair, despondency; p. »?|«rT . 
 
 ^f^efi'^T m. drawing together or near, ap- 
 proach; contact with, relation to ( — o); 
 nearness, proximity. 
 
 ^f^foRT^ m. appearance, likeness (only adj. 
 
 ^f'T^'5 a. brought together, near; n. prox- 
 imity^. 
 
 tif«lt«^ 03. punishment, chastisement. 
 
 ^f^^^ m. piling up, collecting; heap, mass, 
 plenty, provision. 
 
 ^f^^cT ra- concealer or receiver of stolen 
 f];oods; an officer who introduces people 
 at court. 
 
 ^Erf^^TT "• nearness, neighbourhood, pres- 
 ence, existence. 
 
 ^fiTVTf^«^ a. approached, near, present.* 
 
 ^f^fV m. juxtaposition, approximation, 
 nearness etc. = prec. Loc. in presence of, 
 coram; ace. towards, near (gen. or — o). 
 
 ^f^mrf m. encounter, meeting (of friends or 
 foes); contact, union; heap, mass, aggre- 
 gate; sexual intercourse. 
 
 ^rf^tJTcT«T n. causing to fall together. 
 
 ^f^^T(2r a. to be hurled upon (loc). 
 
 ^f^^ (— °) resembling, like. 
 
 ^fWf^TT n. a good omen ; adv. for a good sake. 
 
 ^f^'^T^T n. taming, guiding (of horses). 
 
 ^f'l'^T^ m. restrainer, chastiser. 
 
 ^fif^ir m. direction, commission, precept. 
 
 ^t^T;Tl[^ a. to be confined. 
 
 ^f«r^<f«T n. turning back. 
 
 ^fsT^TT m. collecting, piling up (fire). 
 
 ^f'T^TT^ "• keeping back. 
 
 ^f%^T^ a. to be kept back. 
 
 ^f^^T^ m. dwelling together or common 
 dwelling. 
 
 ^ThI^^ a. seated, encamped; stopping, 
 resting; contained in, dependent on (loc. 
 or — o). 
 
 ^f^Trf a. turned or come back; stopped, 
 ceased. 
 
 ^fif^"^ m. sitting down, settlement, foun- 
 dation (of a city); abode, dwelling-place; 
 arrangement, preparation; state, condition ; 
 shape, form, appearance. 
 
 ^f^r^'3f«T n. abode, dwelling-place; arrange- 
 ment, construction. 
 
 ^f^^"^ a. to be put or fixed in (loc). 
 
 ^Ot'^'^ m. settled opinion. 
 
 ^f^f^ a. placed near or together, present, 
 at hand, fixed or situated in (— ®). 
 
 ^^1 oR appease, satisfy. 
 
 ^•^^«f n. abandonment of the world. 
 
 ^•^"RT ni. deposit, trust, stake (at a play) ; 
 convention, agreement; relinquishment, 
 resignation, abandonment of the world. 
 
 ^•'m'ftr'l. a. renouncing, resigning ( — o); 
 absol. who has abandoned the world. 
 
 ^FP^I^^ n. a right or correct ceremony etc. 
 
 ^«9<r^ m. a true jewel. 
 
 ^«3?«^ m. a good word or verse. 
 
 •^^nf^ a. only (merely) being. 
 
 ^«44|j{ m. the right path (fig.). 
 
 ^rpJT^ n. a good friend. 
 
 ^^^^ (compar.) older (cf. ^ift^^). 
 
 l^n^5 ^^rftf, ^cT follow after, be attached or 
 devoted to, serve (ace). C.M. & ^f^ M. 
 = S. 
 
 2^B^ (^H.) following, serving ( — «). 
 
 ^Xf m. penis. 
 
 l^^W n3. partisan, adherent, friend; partaker, 
 companion. Abstr. 0(TT f., o^ n. 
 
 2^xr^ & *eR a. winged, feathered (arrow); 
 befriended. 
 
 ^^5r a. adorned with lotus-flowers. 
 
 ^PTW na. arrow (feathered). 
 
 ^^(;^ m. rival, foe; abstr. OrTTf f^ °^f n. 
 
 ^R(W^^^ (f« t;) & °'Nc|; destroying rivals. 
 
 ^fxn^f^fi; & o^^ a = seq. 
 
 ^"'^^^f, f- t^ overwhelming rivals. 
 
 ^^^^'t' f- °^ slaying foes. 
 
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 ^pjj^ f. having the same lord or husband, 
 
 fellow-wife or mistress; also = seq. 
 ^q ^^ a. along with a wife (wives). 
 ^fxn^^if m. the fellow-wives. 
 Wff^ adv. instantly, quickly. 
 ^^ & ocfi a. furnished with lotus-flowers. 
 ^^fT«R'T a- along with a train. 
 ;^fXlf^^? a. along with a train or chatties. 
 ^fqf^^T a. along with attendants or foll- 
 
 owers. 
 
 ^nrfr^m'l. a. with satisfaction. 
 ^T:[f7;^TV a. obstructed, limited* 
 ^nrfT^lW a. along with the supplements 
 
 (Veda). 
 ^^IjfT^Tl' a. overflowing. 
 ^^rfr^^a. along with the condiments (food). 
 ^^fXMf^ a. along with a train. 
 ^^fTlTT*?" adv. with reserve or hesitation.* 
 ^IJ"^ , o^ffTT serve, worship, pay homage or 
 
 levotion to (ace); like, accept gladly. — 
 
 f^ worship here and there. 
 ■^tpji f. worship, homage. 
 ^^'^TTir a. saddled. 
 ^^'^ a. doing homage, serving. 
 ^^%^ a. to be honoured. 
 ^^^mi a. having leaves (branch). 
 ^Tiff^"^ a. together with (purifying) sacrificial 
 
 grass. 
 ^XT^ a. having cattle or along with the c. 
 ^XHT"^ a. along with the vessels. 
 ^^T^ a. increased by a quarter. 
 ^^T^^-^TJl adv. respectfully, differentially.* 
 ^m^ a. attended by a herdsman. 
 ^f^l!^ related (in the sixth, orig. only in 
 
 the third generation); lit. sharing the 
 
 funeral cake. 
 ^■ftT3[^'f&^rf^''^^^'^T[Fn- investing a person 
 
 with the rights of a Sapinda (v. prec). 
 ^ft^cR a. along with the father(s.). 
 ?rft^ n. union, company. 
 l^l51"f7T f- compotation. 
 
 2^RTf?T m. boon-companiot) (who drinks to- 
 gether). 
 ^J^ a. having a son or along with the son 
 
 (also o^y 
 '^^\^ a. along with the men. 
 
 ^RTTf^ a. along with the house-priest. 
 ;^q^fc|i a. having the hair of the body erect, 
 
 enraptured. 
 ^tl'cg a. having flowers, blooming. 
 ^^^ a. containing seven; m. a week; m. n. 
 
 a collection of seven, heptade (adj. — o 
 
 i- ^TT^T). 
 ^"FfcBc^^ adv. seven times. 
 ^^1W a. consisting of seven troops (the 
 
 Maruts). 
 ^•^^ a. having seven cows. 
 ^"F^RT a- sevenfold. 
 ^^^sp a. having seven wheels. 
 ^^^^Tft^ci: f- forty-seven. 
 ^H^^ m. N. of a plant (lit. having seven 
 
 leaves). 
 ^H^^? a. having seven holes (flute). 
 ^■^f%^ a. seven-tongued; m. fire. 
 '^Ff^^TT'T a. having a seven-tongued face 
 
 (fire). 
 ^^r!«TT a. having seven threads. 
 ^H^*^' f. I^ having seven strings (lute). 
 ^"3'fT^, f. t^ consisting of seven parts. 
 ^^fH f. seventy. 
 ^H^^ ^- t^ the seventh. 
 ^H^^' f- ^ the seventeenth or containing 
 
 seventeen. 
 ^H^^VT adv. seventeenfold. 
 ■^^^Tf*!^ a. pi. seventeen. 
 ^K^T^T^cftlir a. scattered at the seven 
 
 gates (fig. = worldly, mundane). 
 l^H^^C** — )the seven islands, i.e. the earth. 
 2^^^^, f. "^T consisting of seven islands 
 
 (the earth). 
 ^H^^^^'fT^ a. = prec. a. ; f. o^rfl" the earth. 
 ^FWT adv. in seven parts, seven times. 
 ^■pT^TfT a. consisting of seven, sevenfold. 
 ^^n. a. pi. seven (used also to express an 
 
 indefinite plurality). 
 ^■gxn? a. having seven leaves ; m. = ^"gs^^ m. 
 ^^^ & °^^ (f- °"R^ & "^) making seven 
 
 steps (to close an alliance, a mar- 
 riage, etc.). 
 ^^Tt m. = ;^^^^ m. 
 ""^FJ^ a. having seven sons. 
 ^F^V a. having seven bottoms. 
 
589 
 
 ^^T 
 
 'RH^lf'T & ^^T'? a- having seven storeys. 
 ^'ETH'tj f* "C the seventh, f. f^ the seventh day 
 
 in the balfmonth; the seventh case & his 
 
 endings (g ). 
 ^HTf^'T a. seven-stringed or -tongued. 
 ^HTT*^ "• seven days (lit. nights), week. 
 1^^^ a. containing seven verses; n. such a 
 
 hymn. 
 ^"^f^T m. pi. the seven sages or the seven 
 
 stars of the Great Bear. 
 ^K^ftr a- fettered with seven thongs (the 
 
 soul); m. N. of a man. 
 ^H^^ m. a group of seven. 
 ^^"^■q & o^Tfitoirr (f- k) seven years old. 
 ^■R"N"^ a- the twenty-seventh. 
 ^Kf^l^fi; & ^^rf^f^T f- twenty-seven. 
 ^Hf^"^ a. sevenfold. 
 ^rg'JXf a. having seven bulls. 
 ^^ITfT (only — o) & f . t; seven hundred. 
 ^^IJff cfin. T. of a collection of erotic stanzas. 
 ^K^TPR a. seven- hoofed. 
 ^HftrT^ ^' soven-headed. 
 
 ^H^^H ^- having seven horses; rn. the sun. 
 ^^^^ a. having seven sisters. 
 ^H^'T. ^- slaying seven. 
 ^■R^TrT a. having seven priests (Agni). 
 ^HT^T? f- ^ seven-syllabled. 
 ^HW ^' having seven members or parts. 
 ^HTf^r^ a. seven-rayed; m. tire or the god 
 of fire. 
 
 ^FT^ a. seven-mouthed. 
 ^^W ^"- seven days, 
 ^f^ m. horse, esp. runner. 
 ^JpH't ^' containing seven. 
 ^■g^cfirT^ a. drawn by runners. 
 ^^ n. running-place for horses. 
 ^H<n & ^IT^^ a. having offspring. 
 ^IT^ a. endowed with reason. 
 ^inir^ a. affectionate, tender, n. adv. 
 ^TJI!!'^ a. together with the sacred syllable 
 Om. 
 
 ^PWITilC ^^^' ^^^^ ^ bow. 
 ^irf?f«r«^ a. hindered, complicate. 
 ^Xr(?[fif^?(^ ad». mth recognition. 
 
 ^Xn^nr a. sure, trustful or trustworthy. 
 ^■R(€ITyTf a. along with the receptacle. 
 ^lT(?n^^ adv. confidently, hopefully. 
 ^IT^T^ or ^IT'^sr^ a. diffused, spreading wide. 
 'mm a. of like splendour or appearance with 
 
 ^"RHT^ in- having might or strength. 
 
 ^IT^T^«!^ & ^^'^ ^^^- merrily. 
 
 ^TTSf^Jl^ adv. respectfully. 
 
 ^lRr«r a. having descendants. 
 
 ^P^Ii^H adv. with a laughter. 
 
 ^IffT^ a. having breath, living. 
 
 ^T^"^ a. timid, reverential. 
 
 ^XR m. N. of sev. men. 
 
 ^TJJ^ a. having fruits or testicles; having 
 reward, profit, or success. 
 
 ^8Ri^^ , o^f?f make profitable or lucrative, 
 draw advantage from, enjoy. 
 
 ^Mi^ ^ the same, ^ P. 
 
 ^"^^T^cJ a. bearing fruits (for the future^ 
 
 ^V^ a. foamy, frothy. 
 
 ^^•^ a. being of the same family, related; 
 
 having a relative or friend. 
 ^^^^, f. "^ yielding milk easily or quickly. 
 ^^?? (nom. ■^cR) & ^^^ f- the same. 
 ^^^ a. strong, mighty; along with the army. 
 ^^^^^•T a. with army and train. 
 ^^^Tc«RTT1 ^^^'- '^'^^ force, forcibly.* 
 ^^^F^T«H^ adv. with consideration, respect- 
 fully. 
 ^^7\^ a. pressed, afflicted. 
 ^^T^ a. disadvantageous to (gen.). 
 ^cCI'bl^ a. pressed, adv. urgently. 
 ^^jtq a. shedding tears; adv. with tears. 
 ^^T1JT«rflcRX^ a. with the external and in- 
 ternal organs; w. '^T'SPl. ^' the whole 
 self. 
 ^Wir^lfT'l. "^•' °^ ^* fellow-student. 
 ^TfWcfi'^ adv. respectfully. 
 ^n^"^ m. commensal. 
 ^^^ a. timid, afraid of ( — o) ; n. adv. 
 ^^■^^ a. harmonious, harmonizing with 
 
 (instr.). 
 ^H^*l. ^- mingled or smeared with ashes. 
 ^)jpr f. house or hall for public meetings, 
 esp. gambling- house, council -chamber. 
 
^RTTfT 
 
 590 
 
 court of justice, court or palace of a prince; 
 place of refuge, asylum ; assembly, society, 
 esp. good society. 
 
 ^nn^TT a. appeared in court (j ). 
 
 ^f^ff^iT n. service, honour, courtesy. 
 
 ^^RT^''5r , "'^fJT, *% serve, honour, worship, 
 praise. 
 
 ^f^XltlT m. president of an assembly. 
 
 ^*T7'm^ m. the same. 
 
 ^HT'TT!^"'? s. assembly- hall. 
 
 ^):fT^ a. having a wife, with one's wife. 
 
 ^^T^«Tf a. fit for a council or assembly. 
 
 ^*rr^T ^- member of (lit. sitter in) a council 
 or society; assessor, judge. 
 
 ^H'raTf a. ruling an assembly. 
 
 ^^rf^ofi m. keeper of a gaming-house. 
 
 ^ra(2r a. along with the servant(s). 
 
 ^Pf^f a. fit for a (good) society, decent, 
 courteous, polite. 
 
 ^^TWT a- being in or relating to an assembly, 
 also = prec. m. assessor, judge; a cert, 
 fire (r.). 
 
 ^'^ff'^^ a. indecent (language). 
 
 ^Pi^^lji^ adv. with a frown. 
 
 ^^^^ n. knitting the browns; n. adv. 
 
 ^>fi^^5R^ adv. with a frown. 
 
 ^Wf^^'RW adv. with a play of the brows. 
 
 ^T^ adv. along with, together (mostly ° — ). 
 
 1^^ pron. any, every. 
 
 2^1T a- even, smooth, parallel; like, equal 
 to (instr., gen., or — o) or in (instr., 71^, 
 loc.,or — o); (always) the same, unaltered; 
 common, mediocre; indifferent, neutral; 
 harmless, good, honest, fair, convenient, 
 easy. n. & © — adv. equally, like, along, 
 together, precisely, exactly, fairly; n. as 
 subst. plain, evenness, balance, compen- 
 sation , right measure or proportion , in- 
 difference, equanimity. 
 
 Sf^ER n. (-0) = ^^j year. 
 
 ^7r«fi a. like, equal. 
 
 tJ#1«n^ a. of the same weight or importance ; 
 f. ^ = ©Tij f.^ o-^ n. as abstr. 
 
 ^HR^^ (o— ) & ^R^T^^R: adv. at the same 
 time, simultaneously. 
 
 ^J\'^ a. being before the eyes, visible; ^'^^^, 
 °WTci;, °^?f^, & *>% visibly, publicly, 
 before the eyes or in presence of (dat., 
 gen., or — o). 
 
 ^^'^2"'^«r n- autopsy, ocular evidence. 
 
 ^7T^, f. ^TTT^T whole, complete, full, entire, 
 all; n. everything; ® — wholly. 
 
 ^TrTRf^*!;^ a. wholly turned on (—<>). 
 
 ^iT^^T a. with the whole property. 
 
 ^f^^ri? m. the full moon. 
 
 l^T^ m. hook, cramp (fig. = pain). 
 
 2^^^ a. bearing the same mark. 
 
 ^7T^ & °f^^t a. having all limbs complete. 
 
 ;^f^f^"^ a. equanimous, indifferent; abstr. 
 o^ n. 
 
 ^^%rr^ a. = prec. adj. 
 
 ^J{^ a. E. of Indra. 
 
 WiT^T f. meeting-place, meeting. 
 
 ^9il[«T n. bending in, contracting. 
 
 ^f^^vf a. fitting together; n. rubbing in, 
 anointing. 
 
 ^^^^ a. all right, perfect. 
 
 ^rTT f., ^^^ n. abstr. to 2^. 
 
 ^f^ffTT^Tf m. omission. 
 
 ^^g^ f. equal value. 
 
 ^^^"^ a. envious, jealous, grudging. 
 
 "^TR"^ f. fight, contest. 
 
 ^^^ a. intoxicated, excited, ruttish. 
 
 2i^Tr^*T a. enamoured, in love. 
 
 ^rR^^«T a. similar, like ( — »); also = seq. 
 
 ^?T^fg[r«l^ a. looking (at all) equally i.e. im- 
 partially. 
 
 ^ir^|T§ a. sharing another's woe, compas- 
 sionate. 
 
 ■^W^t^^^ a. sharing another's woe and joy. 
 
 ¥*r^f^ a. = ^;R^ft|it^, f. as abstr. 
 
 ^<H^3| m. smooth or level ground. 
 
 ^T^TRT a. of equal splendour with ( — °). 
 
 ^^l[i^ a. fighting, warlike. 
 
 ^fl"^Tadv.in like manner, equally as (instr.). 
 
 ^"^f^«fi a. having a surplus, — and more; 
 excessive, abundant. » — in adj. more — 
 than (abl.), comp. ^rfl^T^ adv. more, in a 
 higher degree. 
 
 ^^I^XI a. carrying the same burden with (gen,), 
 
591 
 
 ^^Wt^ 
 
 ^^\4H a. weighed together, equalled in 
 weight. 
 
 ^7T«T n. meeting, encounter, intercourse, as- 
 sembly, embrace; contest, fight. 
 
 ''R^«!Tr a. going to an assembly. 
 
 ^TTvfvff^ a. immediately adjoining, nearest 
 to (abl. or gen.); n. (& » — ) immediately 
 behind or after (abl., gen., or — o). 
 
 ^T*?^ & ®«T'^t a. unanimous. 
 
 ^?f«n adv. in one point, together; at once, 
 simultaneously; equally, in like manner. 
 
 ^TT^cR "• front of battle 
 
 ^JT^T"^ a. obedient, devoted to (ace). 
 
 ^?T«fr a. adjoining, neighbouring, all, complete, 
 f. "mj pi. neighbourhood, n. ^?T«rI^ near, 
 close to (instr.). ^7T^«T all around, w. 
 neg. nowhere. o_ ^ ^^•ffJ^C, °«TTTf!^, ^^ 
 °«tTc155^ all around, everywhere; completely, 
 thoroughly. 
 
 ^TrfwrToRJ^; adv. in close contact. 
 ^^ir^ & oijj a. accompanied by mantras. 
 ^TJ^^ a. enamoured, in love. 
 ^J^^ a. fit for a festival, festive. 
 
 ^H*^ ('^^•?T) a. unanimous, harmonious; 
 wrathful, angry, dejected, sad. 
 
 ^IT^^ m. close connection. 
 
 ^TJ«|f^ a. equanimous, indifferent. 
 
 ^JfT^fT a. accompanied by, joined or con- 
 nected with, full or possessed of (instr. or 
 
 ¥^Tf*rrf^ adv. towards (ace). 
 
 ^^fifVT f. appellation, name (only adj. — o). 
 
 ^Hf»T*n'^n!r "• conversation with (instr. or 
 
 ^ETRf^^TfTT ^^' intercourse with (gen.). 
 ^Tf^T^T m- repefition. 
 
 ^wftr f. = ^nfl^i^. 
 
 ^if^^f^rg ra- petitioner, suppliant. 
 
 ^'T^l"^ m. nearness, presence. 
 
 ^TT^pff a. ascended, risen. 
 
 ^TTFfrT a. even-minded, equanimous. 
 
 ^??^ m. meeting or place of meeting, inter- 
 course with (instr.), agreement, convention, 
 contract, obligation, condition ; trial, ordeal, 
 
 > (a fixed) point of time, i.g. time, season, 
 
 occasion; case, occurrence, circumstance; 
 rule, norm, doctrine ; custom, usage. 
 
 "^T^rf^"^! f«j ^^'T ro. stipulated obligation, 
 contract, agreement. 
 
 ^^'^III'^J^ adv. after a previous agreement.* 
 
 ^^^^f^^ & o^f^^lfr^ a. breaking an 
 agreement. 
 
 ^TRyftr^T f. astrology. 
 
 ^nr^T (instr. adv.) in the middle of, betwixt 
 (ace, r. instr.); near, close to (ace, instr., 
 or *gen.); half (°— ); throughout, w. ^ 
 lie between. 
 
 ^^"^T^T"^ m. conventional conduct. 
 
 ^*( q I ^gt^pfT a. half- risen (sun). 
 
 ^?T^1"^J1^ adv. mid-way. 
 
 ^^^f^ftf! a. half risen or set (sun). 
 
 ^^"'Enf^TT a. suitable to circumstances; n.adv. 
 
 ^W^ m., ^^"^TIJ" n. encounter, fight. 
 
 ^n^T^fi''^ n. the same. 
 
 lERTf%f?T, °^ & ^^f'T f. field of battle. 
 
 ^^T^V^ m.roftr"?:^ n. = ^?TTT^. 
 
 ^r^r^^TT^ s. field of battle. 
 
 ^pRTTO n- the front or van of battle. 
 
 ^'TTT^-^ or o^if n. field of battle. 
 
 ^^<<^ a. straight-lined, straight. 
 
 ^^^TTm^ m. stratagem. 
 
 ^TT^ a. cheap. 
 
 ^pFT^ a. having the same number of verses. 
 
 ^1T^^ n., omfj f. honouring, worshipping. 
 
 ^7T^ a. corresponding, suitable, fit for (gen. 
 or — «); a match for (gen.); able to, ca- 
 pable of (infin., loe, dat., or — o); having 
 the same sense or meaning (g.). 
 
 ^TI^rfT f-5 **c^ n. ability, capability. 
 
 ^^^if n. consideration, deliberation (also 
 f. "^T), confirmation, corroboration, justifi- 
 cation; f. ^X persuasion, invitation, also 
 = pree 
 
 ^R^^ V. "^^ . 
 
 ^iT^^'^ & '^nj a. to be (being) confirmed 
 or justified. 
 
 ^?nJ«T, f. t;; causing to prosper. 
 
 ^JTV«R a. prospering, thriving. 
 
 ^^^^ n- putting, placing, handing over, 
 imparting, committing, entrusting. 
 
 ^T''?^^ a. to be placed or bestowed. 
 
^R^f^^ 
 
 592 
 
 ^irqf^lTfT^ & ^Hfn^ a. = prec. 
 
 ^^f^^f^ff m. bestower. 
 
 ^??^ , only ^^^iM^ pugnacious, warlike. 
 
 l^T'RT n- conflux, multitude, mass, assembly, 
 tumult, broil. 
 
 2^^^ a. frequented by people or accompanied 
 by followers. 
 
 ^r^njf^c^ a. victorious in battle. 
 
 ^JT^T^ a. limited, n. adv. exactly. 
 
 ^^^ a. stained, soiled, troubled. 
 
 ^^%TS«hl^^ & °"5TT?ToRTW'T ^- *« whom a 
 clod, (a stone), and a piece of gold are 
 all the same. 
 
 ^^T^cTTT ^- a sacred bathing-place. 
 
 ^frl'^Tf n. a gathered piece. 
 
 ^^^Tl^T^f a. containing gathered pieces. 
 
 ^TT^T^ a. of the same colour or caste. 
 
 ^*<«lf^*[^ a, being at an equal distance or 
 behaving in an equal manner. 
 
 ^^"^"^T f-, ***f n. state, condition. 
 
 "^'^"^f^fT a. standing, immovable, ready, 
 prepared. 
 
 ^IT^^^ m. flowing off, discharge. 
 
 ^fl"^^TT ™- abundance, multitude. 
 
 ^^^1T<^ a. ridiculous, abstr. Offf f. 
 
 ^TT^T^ m. meeting with, joining (gen. or 
 — o); congress, assembly; union, con- 
 nection, mixture, aggregate; intimate co- 
 hesion, inherence, adj. ^f^lf'i;^ (pb.)- 
 
 ^Tff^XfYT n. even and uneven ground.* 
 
 ^TJtT n. an equal metre (containing four 
 equal verses). 
 
 ^^Y^tT a. (always) acting in the same way. 
 
 ^<RW^W n- viewing, inspecting. 
 
 ^^7T a. come to (ace), joined, united, all. 
 
 ^^^Xf m. an equal dress. 
 
 ^fl^^ adv. together, simultaneously. 
 
 ^Waft^ & **f%«l^ a. of like nature. 
 
 ^T'g^, f. f^ reaching, grasping. 
 
 ^??fg f. reaching, attaining; aggregate, total- 
 ity, abstr. ©rTJ f. 
 
 ^'T^f^rT a. = ^?T^. 
 
 ^^^^yiTa. equally endowed with all virtues. 
 
 ^^^ a. joined, composed, whole, entire, all. 
 
 ^^^>^T^ m. the bearer of the universe 
 (Visnu). 
 
 ^?T^=5T^''^:Q«R «• a kind of metaphor (rh.). 
 
 ^7T^ a. being in lucky (lit. even) circum- 
 stances. 
 
 ^TT'^TT f- conjunction, union, staying together. 
 
 ^fiT^ adv. in any manner, somehow. 
 
 ^TTT f. half-year, season, year. 
 
 l^ifl^ m. an equal portion or share. 
 
 2^^T"^ a. receiving an equal share. 
 
 ^^lir«R & °t^'l. a. the same. 
 
 ^TTT^ a. fleshy, animal-(food). 
 
 ^^T«R^W "• drawing near, attracting. 
 
 ^^TcR^ a. crowded, filled with, abundant in 
 (instr. or — «); disturbed, perplexed, con- 
 fused. 
 
 ^TTW^^'T n- calling, shouting. 
 
 ^^T^^TTf n. stepping into, entering. 
 
 ^HT^T f- designation, name. 
 
 55r?TT'^T«T n. = prec., communication, report, 
 tale. 
 
 ^fTTT^TT m. coming together, meeting, union, 
 intercourse (also sexual) with (gen,, instr. 
 ^-^T^, or — o); assembly, company. 
 
 ^RTTTT^T "• meeting, union, (sexual) inter- 
 course. 
 
 ^TT^fT ni« collision. 
 
 ^TTT^T "'• proceeding, conduct, behaviour, 
 custom, usage, manner. 
 
 ^^I%f2rf n. deportment, behaviour. 
 
 ^?TT^ nf). assembly, company, meeting, heap, 
 multitude. 
 
 "^iTT^T f designation, name. 
 
 ^^^T*T n. receiving, accepting, undergoing. 
 
 ^TT^^ a. to be received or accepted. 
 
 ^TT^IJ m. direction, injunction. 
 
 ^'^TVTff^ a. to be settled or composed. 
 
 ^TTT^T^T n. placing, setting up (esp. the 
 sacred fire), arranging, settling, composing, 
 making up, propitiating, reconciling; at- 
 tention, meditation, devotion. 
 
 ^TT^T'f'^^oR n. a kind of metaphor (rh.). 
 
 ^TlfV m- putting together, conjunction, 
 union, a whole; performation , accom- 
 plishment, arrangement, reconcilement; 
 attention, meditation, devotion. 
 
 ^TTTt^rf a. conciliated. « 
 
 ^^TfV^«Tf a. full of attention or devotion. 
 
693 
 
 ^^T^ 
 
 ^WrfVW ^' abiding in contemplation. 
 
 ^^TTfl^^ a. to be put in order; to be directed 
 or instructed; to be conceded or admitted. 
 
 l^TfT^i? f • ^ & ^T like, same, similiar, ho- 
 mogeneous, equal to (instr., gen., or — ^), 
 common, universal, all; o — & n. adv. 
 equally, like (instr. or — «>). 
 
 2^^T«f m- one of the vital airs. 
 
 ^TT«foRT^ & ®efiT^«! a. of the same time 
 or duration. 
 
 ^TTT^f^W a. of the same (good) qualities. 
 
 ^^T*!'!!^ a* of tbe same family. 
 
 ^in^T^'f ni. a person of the same quality or 
 position. 
 
 ^^Tf 1«T^*3T«^ a. of the same origin or age. 
 
 ^HT*!Wlf7T & °afT<ft^ a. of the same kind, 
 kindred. 
 
 ^•RTfrl^ adv. equally or commonly. 
 
 ^qTrT«Tr!T f' likeness, sameness with (gen. or 
 -o). 
 
 ^TTF^f"^ adv. on the same spot. 
 
 ^iTT«T^ n- likeness to (instr.). 
 
 ^^•T^^rf & °^^W a. consecrated to the 
 same deity. 
 
 ^TTT'I^'f^l^ a. like, similar to (instr.). 
 
 ^HTT'T^'^ n>. the same half-month. 
 
 ^?TT*fl^fiT"'?fTT a. of the same insight or pene- 
 tration, (equally) sensible. 
 
 ^^TTTIT^fTf a. having the same beginning. 
 
 ;^TIT«ft'?1. a. equally loving. 
 
 ^^'R^'g a. of the same family. 
 
 ^^T«T^f^^ a. having the same sacrificial 
 bed. 
 
 ^TfT'^'^T^ n. bringing together or near. 
 
 ^^■f«f%"r^«f a. harnessed alike. 
 
 ^^l«f%Tf% a. having the same origin. 
 
 ^^jwr-^f^ a. seized by the same passion. 
 
 ^^T«!"^f^ a. having the same taste, abstr. 
 OffT f. 
 
 ^^T*1^M a. of the same colour or form. 
 
 ^^T«t^^'8^ a. having the same strength or 
 energy. 
 
 ^^rf^^^ a. having the same splendour. 
 
 ^TT^T"^^ a. having the same colour. 
 fc ^rRT«lf%^ a- having the same science, abstr. 
 
 °cn f. 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit -English Dictionary. 
 
 ^nTT«I^«^T f- a kind of riddle. 
 ^QTIT'f^^'^i^ a. having the same joys and 
 
 sorrows, abstr. ©clT f» 
 ^TTT^T^T "• monophthong (opp. ^eNT'^T)- 
 l^^T«ITf^5r«ir^Tir «• grammatical congruence 
 
 (in case). 
 2^^T«!TfWoRTW a- coordinate, having the 
 
 same government or subject with (instr. 
 
 or — o); abstr. otjj f.^ o^ n. 
 ^^•IT^ a. having the same purpose or 
 
 meaning with (instr. or — ©); abstr. OffJ f., 
 
 o^ n. 
 ^nRl«TT"5nSf a. descended from the same Rishi. 
 ^^if^^'^SI a. having provisions for a year. 
 ^T^f^T^cR a. distantly related (cf. ^ffqij^); 
 
 abstr. o^T"^ m. 
 ^^T«!T^e8 a. having the same end. 
 ^TIT%T^^ a. born from the same womb; 
 
 m. such a brother. 
 ^nTT^T"^^T f- a kind of comparison (rh.). 
 1^^T«tT n^- confiner, borderer. 
 2^?TT«fT m. the end of the year. 
 ^flT«2TT adv. commonly, equally. 
 "'R'^m«R a. finishing, supplying. 
 ^TR'T^'Pfr f« meeting, encountering; incident, 
 
 chance; reaching, attaining, becoming( — »). 
 ^^"Jtfwf a. & n. accomplishing, performing; 
 
 f. "^TT the highest degree. 
 ^TTft*!^ a. finishing. 
 ^TfT'H a. finished, complete, perfect. 
 ^TTTH f- attainment, acquisition, accomplish- 
 ment, end, close. 
 ^TTf^^ a. who has finished his studies, also 
 
 ^?IT5 ^' to be got, obtained, accomplished, 
 closed. 
 
 ^T^^"^ & ®^T^ m- bathings bath. 
 
 ^^THfqXJf n. talk, conversation with (—<>). 
 
 ^;Fn^ m- length, adj. oJ^. 
 
 ^??T^Tff a. remembered, mentioned, enume- 
 rated; n. mention, enumeration. 
 
 ^^T^^"^ m. enumeration, collection, literary 
 composition , the sacred writings i.e. the 
 Veda. 
 
 ^^T^tT a. based or dependent on (loc). 
 
 ^^T^W a. arranged, pepared, entrusted; 
 • 38 
 
^RT^f! 
 
 594 
 
 met, come into contact (as friends or foes) ; 
 joined, connected, endowed, or furnished 
 with (instr. or — o). 
 
 ^ *n ^rT a. put or brought together; consist- 
 ing of or connected with ( — ©). 
 
 ^^1%!^ m. junction, connection, contact 
 with (instr. ±^ or — <>); arrangement, 
 preparation ; instr. by means or in conse- 
 quence of ( — «»). 
 
 l^fTTTT^ ^' enterprise, beginning. 
 
 T^r^rrr^Ttr n. grasping, seizing. 
 
 ^TT'^T^'T n. propitiating, winning. 
 
 ^TTI^"'^ a. wishing to ascend. 
 
 ^nRT'^BI^ a. mounted, entered (act. & pass.); 
 grown, increased; healed. 
 
 ^^frm m. , oTJf n. placing in, transferring 
 to (loc); stringing (of a bow). 
 
 ^Tnrr^Xir n. mounting, rising, growing. 
 
 '^^lW«fi a. having the same meaning. 
 
 ^^^ a. = ^JTTTf^- 
 
 ^IT^"^ a. visible, perceivable. 
 
 '^TT^HT «• unguent, o^^ bearing unguent. 
 
 ^TT^^ m. seizing, killing (a victim for sa- 
 crifice). 
 
 ^^T^^^ ger. by seizing. 
 
 ^'TT^f'fl'!^ a. killing (—<>). 
 
 ^Tram ni- talk, conversation. 
 
 ^RTTf^^'T n. an embrace. 
 
 ^TTT^TcR m., o-^ n. sight, view. 
 
 ^71|c(t^^ adv. equally. 
 
 ^TT^^^ a. equally strong. 
 
 ^^l^nT^ a. equal, so great or so much (many) ; 
 
 n. adv. so much. 
 ^HT^ m., **•! n- return (cf. ^^T^). 
 ^TT^f a. bringing, causing (—<>). 
 ^TT^m m. mixing up the fires (r.). 
 ?|?T-RT^ m. = ^?T^T^. 
 ^^rrft^ a. terrified, astounded. 
 ^'TTft^ a. seized or overcome by, filled or 
 
 endowed with (instr. or — o)j instructed 
 
 in (instr.) by (instr.). 
 ^TT^tT a. returned (esp. from the teacher's 
 
 house), come back from (—<>); finished. 
 ^EnFrf%^ m. entering, meeting, coincidence, 
 
 coexistence. 
 
 ^TTT^lfvf n. entering, cohabitation. 
 
 ^HT^ m. common meal, repast. 
 
 ^iTTfSTj a. mixed. 
 
 ^iTT^^ m- connection, junction with or 
 relation to (—<>); refuge, shelter, dwelling- 
 place; adj. — o living or situated in, re- 
 lating or belonging to. 
 
 ^Hlf^TcT a. leaning or resting on, resorted 
 to, entered or being in (ace, loc, or — o)^ 
 got to, arrived at (ace); devoted to, intent 
 upon (ace. or — o) ; relating or belonging 
 to ( — o); pass, resorted to, sought, chosen; 
 visited or afflicted by (instr. or — ®). 
 
 ^?TT'^r^ «!-, ®T!r n. an embrace. 
 
 ^TTT^^ a. recovered, comforted, confident. 
 
 ^^T^T^ ni- breathing up, relief, comfort. 
 
 ^TT'^Tff'l n. comforting. 
 
 ^iTT^ m. putting together, conjunction, com- 
 position, a compound word; condensation, 
 abridgment. Instr. on the whole, also = 
 abl., ®<T^ & ® — summarily, succinctly. 
 
 ^T'RrW a. attached to, fixed on (loc); relat- 
 ing to, occupied with (loc. or — o). 
 
 ^TT^W a. near, proximate. 
 
 ^**ltfT^ ger. according to, by means or on 
 account of (ace). 
 
 ^TPOTInf m. suffix added at the end of a 
 compound (g.). 
 
 ^TT^TfW f- a kind of succint or compendiary 
 expression (rh.). 
 
 ^TTf^rT a. standing or sitting upon (ace, 
 loc, or — ®); remaining in (loc); having 
 incurred or got to ( — «). 
 
 ^RTT^rr f. sitting together with (instr. or — «). 
 
 ^TTlfT m. collector. 
 
 ^^^"^ m. seizure, drawing back, ab- 
 straction; collection, aggregation. 
 
 ^TTf^<T a. put or fixed on, connected or 
 linked with (instr. or — <>); caused, pro- 
 duced, made, rendered; careful, concenr 
 trated, intent upon (loc. or — o); settled, 
 proved, agreed; finished, concluded. 
 
 ^TTf%f!^t?T a. of collected mind, attentive. 
 
 ^TTf^fiTcRj f. a woman's name. 
 
 ^?TT^^ m. provoking, challenging, betting 
 (esp. at animal-fights). 
 
595 
 
 ^f^T 
 
 ^^T^TfT m. sum m oner to (dat.). 
 
 ^^Ti:!*! n. calling near, also = ?r^T^^. 
 
 ^fjTc[^ f, encounter, combat. 
 
 l^f^Tf a. united, joined with (instr. or — <>). 
 
 2^f^R7T a. equal in measure. 
 
 ^f^fTT f' meeting, assembly, union, league; 
 encounter, battle. 
 
 ^ftrfHw^ a. winning battles, E. of Yama & 
 Visnu. 
 
 ^f^f7f^T^«T a. shining or excelling in battle. 
 
 ^r^c^T^ n. pi. fagots, fuel. 
 
 ^fJTf^Tftr a. holding fuel in the hands. 
 
 ^f^f^^ m. a bundle of fagots. 
 
 ^iT"^ a. together with friends. 
 
 ^f37^ n. encounter, war, battle. 
 
 ^ftr^^T^T n. the placing of fuel (on the 
 sacred fire). 
 
 •^ffrr^'^T't fn« a libation poured out on burn- 
 ing wood). 
 
 ^f^T^lf^ a. whose fire is kindled. 
 
 ^■nFTl"T"i^ a. fetching fuel. 
 
 ^f'T'^ f- burning, flaming. 
 
 ^f't'8[«rf a. having fuel or containing the 
 word ^^rf^TV . 
 
 ^fffV a. flaming. — f. log of wood, fuel; 
 kindling, flaming. 
 
 ^"fiT«^*T n. kindling; f. log of wood, fuel. 
 
 ^rW^^ f. missile, spear. 
 
 '^f'rfS f. a complete sacrifice. 
 
 ^f^^ffT f- a creeping plant serving for fuel. 
 
 ^Tif^cR n. encounter, fight, war. 
 
 ^Tfi"cJ5";^TJf n. abstr. to seq. w. cR; also assi- 
 milation, digestion. 
 
 ^?ft cfi make even or equal to (instr.); ©^ 
 pass, or ren. 
 
 ^rft^W a. causing to see, showing; n. look- 
 ing at, observing. 
 
 ^'ft'^T f- getting aware, sight, look, view, 
 opinion. 
 
 ^iftf^rf^ & ^'W a. to be found out. 
 
 ^^"4)4 a. converging, turned to one centre, 
 being or staying together, joined, complete, 
 fit, right; abstr. o^-^f f.^ o^-j- n. 
 
 ^'^^^^ a. near (in sp. & f.). — n. nearness, 
 neihbourhood, presence; ace. towards, to, 
 loc. near, close to, in the presence of, 
 
 before, towards, to, OfT^ from (also abl. 
 in WTc^), near etc. = loc. (gen. or — o). 
 Abstr. 071J f.^ o^ n. 
 
 ^^tj^ a. going or being near (gen. or — «). 
 
 ^jf^tf^I a. produced or growing near. 
 
 ^'ft'^%^ m. neighbouring place, neighbour- 
 hood. 
 
 ^^'^TT^f^ & o^ a. = ^Ht^'r. 
 
 ^jj^Tt[ m. wind, air (also in the body). 
 
 ^'TYtW a- setting in motion, exciting; m. = 
 prec, also the god of the wind. 
 
 ^jft'RnT a. stretched. 
 
 ^*n^l f. endeavour, wish, desire. 
 
 ^'ftf^fT a. wished ; n. = prec. 
 
 ^5^^ n. sprinkling. 
 
 ^jrf^ff a. used to (— ®); fit, proper for (gen. 
 or — o). 
 
 ^T^^ m. heap, mass, multitude, a whole or 
 aggregate ; addition, copulative relation (g.). 
 
 ^TW^'T n. collecting, putting together. 
 
 ^frW^"nWT f. a kind of comparison (rh.). 
 
 ^^f^f=ff f., °^^ m , o^^«! n. destruction. 
 
 ^H^'M 11. erection, elevation, eminence, 
 height (lit. & fig.). 
 
 ^Tf^^ a. lifted up, raised, high (lit, & fig.). 
 
 ^W^f%<T a. & n. fetching breath. 
 
 ^f^T^^^ a. shining, resplendent. 
 
 ^^ff a. sewn together. 
 
 ^g?5ff a. longing for (—0). 
 
 ^JfW^ m. prominence, superiority. 
 
 'EfT'^^ a. alarmed, terrified. 
 
 ^^^ a. rising, risen, existing, appearing, 
 produced or occasioned by (abl. or — »). 
 
 ^TT^Tf n« rising, reviving, swelling, in- 
 creasing; activity, undertaking, beginning, 
 
 enterprise (w. '?Ef*nT cooperation, partner- 
 ed 
 
 ship); healing, cure. 
 
 ^lJ^J*f^r€r m. the expenses of a cure. 
 ^Tf^TrT a. risen, raised, high; sprung or 
 
 produced from (abl.), appeared, grown 
 
 (wings); ready or prepared for (loc. or 
 
 infin.). 
 5^?qpfr f. rising, origin. 
 ^Tf^W a. born, produced, begotten by (abl.) 
 
 with (loc); come, arrived. 
 ^?^?I«f n. flying up together. 
 
 38* 
 
^?^T^ 
 
 69& 
 
 ^^rqj^ m. rising, origin. 
 
 ^grm^ a. to be caused or produced. 
 
 ^H?JW a. opened wide (eyes). 
 
 ^^f(^7t m. ejection, discharge. 
 
 ^jTrFTTTW"-s^^""Sj driving away or asunder. 
 
 jrarcHcfi a. agitated, uneasy, anxious, long- 
 iiig for (infin. or — <>); abstr. ®fTTf-? ^c^T"- 
 
 ^gT^cR'iT , o^f?f cause to long for. 
 
 ^^(^^ m. height, elevation. 
 
 ^TT^ a. rejoiced, joyful. 
 
 ^*t^«fT a. reaching up to the brim. 
 
 ^TIT^^ m. (n-) coming together, meeting, 
 gathering, combination, aggregate (w. cfi 
 collect, assemble); revenue, income, suc- 
 cess, prosperity. 
 
 ^TT^^M li,Di. presenting, offering ( — o); good 
 or correct behaviour (p. o^«rr ); intercourse 
 with (instr.). 
 
 ^T^^T^ m. union, combination, aggregate. 
 
 ^T^T^ n. .getting in motion. 
 
 ^^^TIT a. roused, excited. 
 
 t^4jSf m/iip, point (only — o); a small round 
 box (also ocfj m.). 
 
 ^T^"^?? m. rising, mounting. 
 
 ^g"^Tj^ a. lifted up (arm). 
 
 ^gf^1?I ger. (lit. pointing to, aiming at) 
 towards, against, concerning, for the sake 
 or in honour of (ace). 
 
 ^m^l^ m. exposition, doctrine; place, stand- 
 point. 
 
 ^^^■fT a. raised (dust), swollen (water), 
 lifted up, high, intensive, haughty, arrogant. 
 
 ^?WTW "• drawing up or out, removing. 
 
 ^Wl"^ m. who lifts up or draws out; de- 
 liverer, redeemer. 
 
 ^tJ^TT m. = prec.; also salvation or des- 
 truction. 
 
 ^TTflCi^nT n. hanging. 
 
 tltj^gcf m. rising, origin, revival; adj. — o 
 sprung from. 
 
 ^?1? a. sprung up, produced, risen; being, 
 existing. 
 fev^5^^^ f. rising, appearance. 
 i^¥^ ^- expansion, development. 
 ^^iT m. lifting up, raising; effort, exertion, 
 zeal for (loc, dat., or — <>). 
 
 ^f^^TT ni' "se, employment; energy, zeal, 
 
 readiness. 
 1^^^ m. the gathering of the waters above 
 
 and under the firmament, either the sky 
 
 as the aerial ocean, or ocean, sea i.g. 
 
 (there are 3, 4, or 7 enumerated); fig. a 
 
 large Soma-vat. 
 2^T[^ a. sealed. 
 
 ^ET^^srr a. going to the sea; f. "^T river. 
 *^g^^^ & ocR n. a kind of bathing room.* 
 ^?T^^ a. born or produced in the sea. 
 ^flj*^^^ a. having the Ocean as chief. 
 ^g^ri^ adv. from the sea. 
 ^?^^T "• sea-shore. 
 ^g^^rf na. a man's name. 
 ^^^%f*T a. encircled by the ocean. 
 ^^^Tf(^ f. river (wife of the ocean). 
 ^5^^Tf^«l. a. garlanded i.e. surrounded by 
 
 the ocean. 
 ^9s(^TTr f., '^^T'T n- sea-voyage. 
 ^^"^"mf^«l^ m. sea-farer, sea-trader. 
 
 ^H^T'^T'T a. sea-girt (the earth). 
 
 ?f^^^^H a. sea-clad (the earth). 
 
 ^H^^lftpi; a. living on the sea-coast. 
 
 ^5J^^^T f. ocean-tide, flow (opp. ebb). 
 
 ^5^^^^'f^'l ^' sea-faring. 
 
 1^^"^T«tT m- sea-shore. 
 
 2^^^1«ff a. reaching up to or falling into 
 the sea (the earth or a river). 
 
 ^g'^T'^^, o"5r% be like the sea. 
 
 ^^^T"^ a. tending towards the sea. 
 
 ^^f^i? or o^ a. marine, oceanic. 
 
 ^g^Tf ni. marriage, wedding. 
 
 ^^J^f?f f. rising, elevation, height, rank, 
 dignity. 
 
 ^^p"rf a. lifted up, risen; prominent, pro- 
 jecting; high, sublime. 
 
 ^^«3J^«T n. uprooting, destroying. 
 
 ^^T^f^fT a. abundant, plentiful. 
 
 ^^^f^ff a. come near, approached, come 
 to (ace), sitting or lying on (loc); risen, 
 appeared, arrived, fallen to one's (ace. or 
 gen.) share; imminent, future, ready for 
 (ace. or gen.); fixed upon, undertaken. 
 
 ^T^f^ m. an invitation with others. 
 
597 
 
 ^IT^f 
 
 ;^;y:j7»I^if n. bringing near. 
 
 *"H*mT^'f ^' acquiring, attaining. 
 
 Ijif^rT a. met, assembled, arrived; connected 
 or provided with (instr.). 
 
 ^'f^^ a. striving after (ace). 
 
 ^^i^f'^fT a. hanging, pendulous. 
 
 ^^^ a. having roots, living, verdant; along 
 with the root, complete, entire, « — & n. 
 adv. 
 
 ^^RlT^cRT"^^ adv., w. efi'^f extirpate root and 
 branch. 
 
 T^PFT^ m. heap, collection, multitude, aggre- 
 gate, a whole or totality. 
 
 ^r^T^if a. & n. sweeping together, collecting; 
 f. t;^ broom. 
 
 T^^flff^ f. encounter, collision, fight. 
 
 ^^"^ a. achieved, perfect, complete; endowed 
 with, possessed of (instr,, abl. or — ©); 
 prosperous, wealthy, copious, abundant. 
 
 ^^Rf^ f- thriving, success, prosperity, per- 
 fection, happiness, wealth, abundance. 
 
 ^Wf^*l, a* prosperous, blessed, rich in ( — o). 
 
 W?tv f- success, luck. 
 
 ^^\iT a. perfect, complete. 
 
 ^f%(T a- come to, got at (ace); met, assem- 
 bled; joined or connected with, possessed 
 of (instr. or — o). 
 
 ^^^ m kindler. 
 
 ^%^ a. vigorous, lively. 
 
 ^f%yfif n. thriving, increase, growth. 
 
 ^^T«fi^ a- dwelling together, closely con- 
 nected or furnished with, 
 
 ^^Pff f- agreement, harmony; completion, 
 fulfilment; becoming, transition into; 
 happening, falling to one's share; success, 
 prosperity, fortune; wealth, plenty, abun- 
 dance. 
 
 T^Vi^ f. falling together, coinciding, agreeing; 
 success, gain, acquisition ; increase, growth ; 
 existence, abundance, high degree (adj. 
 — o furnished with); right proportion, 
 state, or condition; prosperity, happiness; 
 wealth, beauty. 
 
 ^ly^ a. born, produced, being, existing (<> — ) ; 
 
 become a ( — «); fallen to one's share; 
 turned out well, accomplished, perfect; 
 dainty, sweet; possessed of, endowed with 
 (instr. or — o). 
 
 "'^^WWl'TT ^' giving sweet milk (cow). 
 
 ^TT^^«rf a. having (grown) teeth. 
 
 ^^TT^ ^' death; war, fight. 
 
 ^^fr^W ™* acceptation; property. 
 
 '^llc^ m. junction, union, contact or inter- 
 course with (instr. ±^^, gen., or — o) or 
 between ( — o). 
 
 ^qi^5T n. purification. 
 
 ^XfT f- compotatioa. 
 
 ;i^T:jTrr «!• flying, flight, quick motion; en- 
 counter, collision, gathering, meeting; place 
 of meeting or contact ; happening, arising, 
 occurrence; residue, leavings (esp. of a 
 fluid or an offering). 
 
 ^mffl ni« N. of a fabulous bird. 
 
 ^TrfH't. ^' falling down; flying together. 
 
 ^m^«R a. causing, producing, accomplishing, 
 procuring. 
 
 ^m^«T, f. |^ = prec. ; n. as subst. 
 
 ^m^f^rT, f. o-^ manager, accomplisher, 
 provider. 
 
 ^mf^rl^ n. the being effected or accom- 
 plished. 
 
 ^til^ a. to be effected or accomplished. 
 
 ^^TTW a. reaching or leading to the end ; 
 n. accomplishing. 
 
 '^^ifT'l. a. ciossing (ship). 
 
 ^fq^ a. swallowing. 
 
 ^rft^ m. pression (also o^f n.); f. "^T pain, 
 torment. 
 
 ^5^ & ocfi m., ^qfecfiX f. a round box. 
 
 ^trfe f- thriving, prosperity. 
 
 ^q^TT n., otf5fT f- honouring. 
 
 ^q5ir a. to be honoured. 
 
 <[ffqi^ a. full, replete, filled or richly furnished 
 with (instr., gen., or — o) ; whole, entire, 
 abundant; finished, accomplished. 
 
 ;^T:jT^tf^ a. spreading the tail (pea-hen).* 
 
 ^Tl^ a. joined, united, combined, filled wit h^. 
 (instr., r. loc; or — o). '^W 
 
 ^qHT a. filling. 
 
 ^If%?T m. leader, chief, manager. 
 
^imm'f 
 
 598- 
 
 ^TTffT^^T »• heating, a cert. hell. 
 
 ^irf?I adv. just opposite (ace); even, exactly, 
 now, this moment. 
 
 ^irfTT^f^ f- gai", acquisition; right con- 
 ception or understanding; admission, 
 assent. 
 
 ^TrfTfFT f' support, maintenance; persever- 
 ance, duration; rank, dignity. 
 
 ^XjfTff^ff a. fixed, established, based upon 
 (—0); being, existing. 
 
 ^IT'a^'^ a. to be expected. 
 
 ^itfff f. & o^?fl.t n. delivering over. 
 
 «^I|(2J^m. agreement, appointment; conviction, 
 belief, confidence in ( — «); notion, idea. 
 
 ^ir^^ m. giver, offerer. 
 
 ^H^T^ n. giving, presenting, handing over, 
 tradition, bestowal, gift, oblation; the re- 
 cipient (g.). 
 
 ^IToTT"^ ra. bestower; oral tradition. 
 
 ^IT^T^TR: ger. giving, bestowing. 
 
 ^IT^TTW n., oUfT f. deliberation. 
 
 ^IT^fW f. letting loose. 
 
 ^WT^ ni- g^^at joy, exultation. 
 
 ^■R^Tl" ai. perplexity (of mihd). 
 
 I^TO-^J a. yoked, harnessed ; impelled, urged 
 on; joined, mixed, or endowed with (instr. 
 or — o); brought into contact with (instr.); 
 occupied with (-®); dependent on (loc); 
 quite intent upon an object. 
 
 ^IT^TT wi- fastening, joining; union, con- 
 nection, contact with (instr. ± ;^i^ or — o); 
 marriage, sexual intercourse with ( — o) ; 
 usage, practice, employment, application. 
 
 ^IT^T^ rn- talk, chatter. • 
 
 ^IRtT a. finished, past. 
 
 ^U^IJ m. entermg, entrance. 
 
 '^TH'^ m. question, inquiry after ( — «). 
 
 ^D^p a. appeased, tranquil, propitiated, 
 gracious, favourable. 
 
 ^H^T^ m. perfect calm or peace of mind; 
 serenity, grace, favour. 
 
 ^'JRH'^Iir n. the drawing asunder; the change 
 of a semi vowel into the corresponding 
 vowel (g.). 
 
 ^fl^<? m. great joy. 
 
 ^IT^T ^- ^ar, battle, fight with (instr. 
 ± ^^ or — ®); stroke, blow. 
 
 ^XTfT¥ m. laughter, joy, mockery. 
 
 ^37TH a. fflet, (having) reached or obtained j. 
 arrived, come, descended from (abl.); per- 
 ceived, learnt. 
 
 ^TTlfH f- arrival at ( — »); beginning, appear- 
 ance; attainment, acquisition. 
 
 ^fjf^ a. loving each other, agreeing well 
 with (instr.); n. satisfaction. 
 
 ^ij^fT a, delighted, pleased, glad. 
 
 ^irtRr f- joy? comfort, delight in, love of 
 (loc. or — o); friendship with (instr. :t ^^). 
 
 ^"^XCT a. striving after, longing for (ace). 
 
 ;5f^'5^I5' n. inciting, bidding, command. 
 
 ^"^"BfUf n. sending away, dismission. 
 
 ^^(^ m. summons, direction (r.). 
 
 '^flT'^^ n. besprinkling, consecrating; f. "1;^ 
 consecrated water. 
 
 ^^^ m. flowing together, flood, submersion, 
 swelling (of the sea); destruction, ruin, 
 end. 
 
 ^S'rT a. flowed together; having bathed in 
 ( — o) ; flooded, filled, or covered with 
 (iustr. or — «). 
 
 ^^^ a. full-blown, blossomed. 
 
 ^^fqj2 m. quarrel, altercation (rh.). 
 
 ^^^ a. joined, united, coherent; connected 
 or mixed with, full of (instr. or — «); 
 contained in ( — «) ; being, existing (» — ). 
 
 ^^«CT m. collection; connection, relationship 
 or fellowship of any kind (instr. ± ^^, 
 loc, or — o); also concr. a relation, friend, 
 comrade, ally, etc. 
 
 ^^«^«f n. connection, coherence. 
 
 ^^fs^flT f., o-^ n. abstr. to seq. 
 
 ;g'^f?EjfiT[^ a. joined or connected with , be- 
 longing or relating to (gen. or — <>); par- 
 taking or possessed of ( — <>); related bf 
 blood or marriage; m. relative, kinsman. 
 
 ^^fi^^7i^^ m. pi. kinsmen and relatives. 
 
 l^^«g m. relative, kinsman. 
 
 ^^J^^ V. ^^^ & ^^^. 
 
 ^^T\if m. throng, crowd ; pressure, distress j 
 a. narrow, crowded with (instr.). 
 
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 ^^tT 
 
 ^^^ a. intelligent (lit. wide awake) ; clever, 
 wise. 
 
 ^^f^ f. calling to; the vocative case & its 
 endings (g.). 
 
 ^^1\^ m. understanding, intelligence. 
 
 ^^T^'T a. awakening; n. perceiving, under- 
 standing, reminding, also = ^^f%", 
 
 ^Bf^l"^ a. to be enlightened or brought to 
 reason, to be be taught or instructed. 
 
 ^Pf'^ a. partaking of, endowed with (gen.). 
 
 ^^^"^ n). devourer. 
 
 '^'t\V[ a. broken, crushed, routed (foe); frus- 
 trated, destroyed. 
 
 ^^^TT ^' bringing together or near. 
 
 ^*TT^ n. bringing or putting together, bring- 
 ing about, performing; multitude, col- 
 lection. 
 
 ^^^ m. match-maker (who brings together). 
 
 '^'H^ WH"^) «!• being together, union, coha- 
 bitation ; finding room or being contained 
 in (loc); birth, origin, source; cause, 
 motive; happening, rising, appearance; 
 being, existence, possibility. Often adj. 
 originating in, sprung from, caused by, 
 appearing in or at ( — «). 
 
 ^^"^•T n. becoming, existing. 
 
 ^*?f^«Tl a. possible. 
 
 ^VfTT^ m. bringing together or near; prepa- 
 ration, provision, materials, necessaries; 
 possession, property ; plenty, abundance, 
 high degree. 
 
 T^*TT^ a. to be brought together, to be com- 
 posed or prepared. 
 
 ^HT^*fT f- C°«! "•) collecting, procuring; 
 meeting with (gen.); honour, reverence, 
 consideration, high opinion on (loc); con- 
 jecture, supposition. 
 
 ^*fT^«nTW rn- a quite particular honour. 
 ""'Ef^^T^^^^ a. to be honoured, honourable; 
 to be supposed, probable, likely, 
 
 ^^?T^t^^ a. = prec. 
 
 ^*{Tf^rT n. conjecture, supposition. 
 
 ^^To^ »• to be honoured or well treated; 
 to be regarded as (nom.); to be (being) 
 supposed or expected; fit, proper. 
 
 ^^■q m., o^III' & of^rf n. talk, conversation. 
 
 ^^flf^T'^ a. talking, conversing. 
 
 ^^JI^ a. to be addressed or talked to. 
 
 ^fi?^ a. cleft, split, broken, destroyed; con- 
 tracted, brought into contact, tight. 
 
 ^^ff a. afraid of (gen.). 
 
 ^*(cT a. born or produced from (abl. or — »); 
 made or composed of (instr. or — o); be- 
 come, being, existing; © — furnished with. 
 
 ^^rfir f- rising, birth, origin, growth. 
 
 ^fV)^ ger. (by) joining together or making 
 partnership. 
 
 ^^ff a. put together, heaped up, collected; 
 loaden, covered, or furnished with (instr. 
 or — o)j carried, borne (in the womb); 
 augmented, increased, nourished; gained, 
 acquired; caused, effected. 
 
 ^^f^T f. equipment, preparation. 
 
 ^^J(?r a. = ^mg. 
 
 ^Vi^ m. piercing, splitting, separating, alie- 
 nating; kind, species; mixture, junction, 
 contact with (— *)• 
 
 ^il^"iT n. breaking through. 
 
 ^i^'?^ a. to be pierced or joined. 
 
 ;^Yf7^ m. possession, enjoyment, esp. carnal 
 enjoyment, sexual union. 
 
 ^niT1^«TT & ^f'T'l. a. poss. to prec. 
 
 ^i^T^ a. to be (being) enjoyed or used; 
 abstr. ©Tjf f. 
 
 ^i^T^ m. food. 
 
 ^5?l^*f n., f^ f. eating together, common 
 meal. 
 
 ^=niTa5r a. to be enjoyed or eaten; with whom 
 it is allowed to eat. 
 
 ^^Tf m. confusion, agitation, haste, hurry; 
 zeal, assiduity; error, mistake. 
 
 ^'^T'tT a. confused, perplexed, agitated. 
 
 ^'^if^ f« confusion, bewilderment, hurry. 
 
 ^71^ a. immersed, sunk into ( — <>). 
 
 ^TTTI a. esteemed, honoured, approved; agree- 
 ing with, corresponding to ( — o) ; consid- 
 ered as, taken for (nom.). — n. opinion, 
 agreement, honour, respect. 
 
 ;^?Tt^ f. opinion, assent, approval, respect, 
 esteem. 
 
 ;^7TtT a. excited, intoxicated, ruttish. 
 
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 ^?r^ m. delight, joy at (— o). 
 ^»Tf^ a. gladdening. 
 ^*T«T^ a. unanimous, agreeing. 
 ^TT'xEfiT n. erecting (the sacrificial post). 
 ^Tf? m. pressing, pounding, crushing; meet- 
 ing, encounter with ( — «). 
 ^^^ni'T n. smearing, anointing. 
 ^?TT f' equality in weight or number. 
 '^^rf (^TTfT) a. having the same mother. 
 ^?TT^ m. honour, respect. 
 ^;fT1'«f«f ri., 0^1 f. the same. 
 ^^•T'SI'^ & '^'m*E[ a. to be honoured. 
 '^Wi'^ m. wiping, cleansing; broom, brush. 
 ^^T^cR a. sweeping. 
 
 ^*n^*f "• wiping off, sweeping, cleansing; 
 also = f . f^ broom or brush. 
 
 ^fi?fT a. meted out, of the same measure, 
 equal in length, breadth, etc.; correspond- 
 ing, fit; looking like, passing for (instr. 
 or — o); furnished with, consisting of 
 (instr. or — o)^ destined for (—<>). 
 
 ^frr^ a. mixed, mingled, furnished or en- 
 dowed with (instr. or — °). 
 
 ^fW^ a. mixed or united with (instr. or — o). 
 
 ^^^^ n. shutting, closing, esp. of the eyes. 
 
 ^'ftf^TfT a. shut, closed (cf. prec). 
 
 ^5^' f. t; ("^T) facing, fronting, directed 
 towards, fig. inclined to, propitious, fa- 
 vourable (gen., loc, or — o). n. "?Efg^^ 
 adv. towards, in front of, before (gen.); 
 •— & loc. opposite, in front, before the 
 eyes. 
 
 ^^T" fi put in front or before one's eyes; 
 *r refi. 
 
 ^^^^ a. facing, confronting; abstr. ©^ n. 
 also presence. 
 
 ^T^ a. strayed, erring; perplexed, bewil- 
 dered; confused (pers. & th ). 
 
 ^^ a. perplexed, bewildered, mad, insane, 
 foolish, stupid; abstr. o^ji- f.^ o^ n. 
 
 ^^f^rf a. stupefied; strengthened, increased; 
 full of (--o). 
 
 'N^g a. washed, swept, cleaned. 
 
 ^^^ m. the cloudy season. 
 
 ^T^R n. meeting, mixture. 
 
 ^%lf m. loss of consciousness, stupefaction, 
 
 bewilderment, perplexity. 
 ^%TfcR a. stupefying, perplexing, fascinating. 
 ^^Tl"^, f- iC *^® same; n. as subst. 
 
 ^TOWT f-, °M "• Tightness, justness, correct- 
 
 ness. 
 
 ^^f^qptrr^'T n- right protection. 
 ^^=W«*^ m. right purpose. 
 1^^1^^"5T n. right insight or perception. 
 2^r^7^I['5f a. seeing right (cf. prec). 
 ^^^7^ftl«l, & °^?^ ^- the same. 
 ^TZfT^fV m. right understanding. 
 ^?g''^T«rf a. having well spit or vomited 
 
 (leech). 
 ^«T"fi^Wf^r^ a. thoroughly victorious. 
 ^^T'JPfT a. of right conduct or practice. 
 ^H1?fT^^f%rf a. well resolved. 
 ^^ , f. ^TR)^ or ^"H^ turned to one 
 point or against each other, universus or 
 adversus; whole, entire, all; correct, right, 
 true. n. ^n?t^ adv. towards one point, 
 together, truly, correctly, exactly, duly, 
 thoroughly; w. neg. not at all. 
 ^^T^ m. lord of the universe, sovereign 
 ruler (f.^l^T^) ; E. of Varuna, Indra, etc. 
 ^^(^ a. taking pains, trying to, engaged in 
 
 (infin.). 
 ^"^^ n. fastening, conjunction. 
 ^'^^ n. binding. 
 ^^T^cR a. dyed with lac. 
 ^r5n'^«(^, f. o^"^ going along with (instr.). 
 tl'^f^ n. the being joined. 
 ^^'^ & ^?^^ ^' joined, united, associated; 
 
 m. attendant, companion. 
 ^^Tt'T a. having the same (or along with 
 the) source or origin; absti. ©(TTf f* or 
 °^t n. 
 ^%giT a. youthful. 
 
 ^1[; a. fluid, liquid; (f. ^) running, moving, 
 going (•— o). f, ^■;J-| brook, ^"^ waterfall. 
 ^"^ n. cup, pot. 
 ^t^, s., ^^ f. bee. 
 ^■^ m. lizard, chameleon. 
 ^'^ISf a. & n. running. ^ 
 
 ^frjf f. way, path. 
 
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 ^ 
 
 ^■^^ a. speedy, quick; f. ^ N. of a daughter 
 of Tvastr. 
 
 l^T^ a. along with the chariot. 
 
 2^T^2ni. adv. together (on one chariot) with 
 (instr.). 
 
 ^T^fYT*^ a. riding in the same chariot. 
 
 ^X!'^ a. having a hole (holes). 
 
 ^^^1^ a. impetuous, passionate, rash; « — 
 & n. adv. 
 
 ^■^C^T f- the bitch of Indra or of the gods. 
 
 ^T'TTc^rST m. dog (son of Sarama). 
 
 ^^Tfm^ & ^'^ff m. the same. 
 
 ^t^ (Wt^) ^^ N. of a river. 
 
 ^1[^ a. straight, direct, candid, honest; 
 m. & f. '^ names of trees. 
 
 *^'^^T^^ m. the resin of the Sarala tree. 
 
 ^Tf^T a- shining, radiant. 
 
 ^•;^;5^ n. trough, bucket; pool, pond, lake. 
 
 ^■^^ a. juicy, moist, humid, fresh, new, 
 tasty, pleasant, charming, passionate, en- 
 amoured ; n. adv. with rapture. 
 
 ^"^1%^ a. born in ponds; n, a lotus. 
 
 ^TttJ^*!*^ & °^T^ f- a lotus-faced (-eyed) 
 woman. 
 
 ^^t^^l "• ^ 'otus. 
 
 ^T^ f. pool, lake. 
 
 ^T^rft^ & o"^f n. a lotus. 
 
 ^^^fT"^ & ^^^'^W a. lotus-eyed. 
 
 ^■?^^ a. belonging to pools or lakes. 
 
 ^T^ <fi ** ^ T*IT^ n. the necklace of Saras- 
 vati, T. of a rhet. work. 
 
 ^l^^^cffffi a. rich in waters. — m. N. of the 
 ruler of the aerial waters or of a consort 
 to Sarasvati, also = ocean, sea. f. 0(f^ a 
 land rich in waters, N. & E. of sev. rivers, 
 N. of the goddess of speech and learning; 
 speech, voice, eloquence i.g. 
 
 ^Tl"^ a. with the mysteries i.e. Upanishads. 
 
 ^■^TT a. coloured, reddened; pleasant, charm- 
 ing; passionate, enamoured; n. adv. 
 
 ^TT^«fi & °Wr. ^- along with the king. 
 
 ^TTTh a. equally liberal or gracit)us. 
 
 ^rftr^ f. stream, river. 
 
 ^f^fTft' in* the ocean (lord of streams). 
 
 ^f^«^ a; -hastening (to help). 
 
 ^ff^'ti] n. the heaving flood. 
 
 "^T^'T*^^ a. current, draught (of the wind). 
 
 ^"^^xif a. crawling, creeping; m. n. a creep- 
 ing animal. 
 
 #^ m. = ^^. 
 
 ^^^ a. of high splendour or dignity. 
 
 ^^^ a. suffering (the same) pain or sick- 
 ness; ill, diseased. 
 
 ^(l^^ a. causing or suffering pain, unwell; 
 abstr. o^ n. 
 
 ^^^ a. angry. 
 
 ^^T? a. of the same shape or form with (gen. 
 or — o); like, similar; shaped, formed, 
 embodied; beautiful, handsome. 
 
 ^"^^fl^ a, containing (its) seed. 
 
 ^■^if a. sick, diseased ; abstr. OffJ f- 
 
 ^"^T^ a. & n. = ^'?:ftr^. 
 
 ^TT^^'l '^ ^•T^'IT f- a lotus-eyed woman. 
 
 ^^l^jf^t*^ a. lotus-eyed. 
 
 ^TXf^^ f« a multitude or a pond of lotuses. 
 
 ^TT^f f 'i: & o-^f T'^'^ f. = ^TT^I- 
 
 ^"^f^"?^ n. a beautiful lake. 
 
 ^T^ a. angry, n. adv. 
 
 ^^Xff^rf^ adv. with an angry smile. 
 
 ^^ m. shot (lit. & fig-)? j^t or gush (of 
 water etc.); letting loose, pouring out; 
 a herd let loose from the stall, i.g. swarm, 
 host, multitude; creation, creature, begett- 
 ing, offspring, child; origin, nature, cha- 
 racter; purpose, resolution; chapter of an 
 epic poem. 
 
 ^if^TT & ocRc^^ m. creator. 
 
 ^^frlW & °ir^W a. moving along as if shot 
 oflf. 
 
 ^p^iCT m. a literary composition in Sargas 
 i.e. an epic poem. 
 
 ^^ , ^^f?f creak. 
 
 f^^ m. turner, twister (cf. '^^^^); N. of 
 a tree & its resin. 
 
 ^I^if n. cession, abandonment; creation. 
 
 ^^T^ m. a kind of resin. 
 
 ^WT«B n. E. of the water. 
 
 ^#% & ^^^ dat. infin. to ^. 
 
 ^^ m. courser, horse. 
 
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 602 
 
 ^, f. f[ crawling, creeping, ra. & f. ^[^f 
 snake, adder, a serpent-demon. 
 
 ;^^T^' n. crawling, sneaking, slow motion. 
 
 ^^fTT f-, °^ n- abstr. to ^if. 
 
 ^fel5 n. the bite of a serpent. 
 
 ^ij^f^"^ n. a seal showing a serpent.* 
 
 ^■^T^ «'• serpent-king. 
 
 ^ETM^ItS^ f. serpent- queen. 
 
 ^''i'^ft^ a. shaped like a serpent.* 
 
 ^pjfqf^ a. familiar with serpents. 
 
 ^qfq-^T f', ®%^ iM. serpent-science. 
 
 'R^ft^l'ir ^' destruction of serpents. 
 
 ^f^f^^i;; m. n. a serpent's hole. 
 
 ^"mX^ "• serpent-sacrifice. 
 
 ^^ifr "^* a peacock or Garuda (enemy of 
 serpents). 
 
 ^fft} m. N. of a man. 
 
 ^t}«|^ a. creeping, gliding. 
 
 ^Ti\^ a. eating ghee. 
 
 ^^TTgf^ a. sipping ghee. 
 
 ^fTJ-^i^T^ & ^fTfccfnT a. having ghee or 
 made of ghee. 
 
 ^flj^ n. clarified butter, ghee (= YTff)- 
 
 ^xff w. ^become a serpent. 
 
 ^^^■'C ^- 'ord of serpents. 
 
 ^n? m. flowing. 
 
 ^^ a. whole, entire, all; m. sgl. everyone, 
 pi. all (w. "^ftf all together); n. sgl. every- 
 thing. — With a neg. not every, not every 
 one or everything, no, nothing. 
 
 ^^f a. bearing or enduring all ; f. "^j the 
 earth. 
 
 I^ifi^»|^ n. pi. work of all kind. 
 
 2^^cf;^7^ a. containing all work. 
 
 l^qonXTT m. pi. all wishes. 
 
 2tiqom^ a. wishing everything, also i= ^- 
 
 ^^T^^ & o^^ a. yielding (lit. milking) 
 
 all wishes. 
 ^^f?r^ & o^Tf^il^ a. fulfilling all wishes 
 
 or having all wishes fulfilled. 
 
 always. 
 
 ^^ & o^Ti a. going everywhere, all-pervad- 
 ing, omnipresent, universal. 
 
 l^T^ m. the full number. 
 
 2^T^^I!r or ^^^niT a- having or forming a 
 full number. 
 
 1^4t«^ m. pi. all kinds of perfumes. 
 
 2^^1«^ a. containing all perfumes. 
 
 ;^7I»^^^ a. conveying all perfumes. 
 
 :^cfiXf a. very harsh or cruel (lit. all-grazing 
 or all-injuring). 
 
 ^^^^ m. N. of a man. 
 
 ^P^^«T m. everyone, anybody; 
 
 ^Hr5I«3?«i;^ a. of all kinds. 
 
 ^T^flff^ a. all-conquering, all- surpassing. 
 
 ^4^ a. all-knowing, all-wise; abstr. Ofn f-j 
 o^ n. 
 
 ^T^^TfT a. = prec; abstr. o^ n. 
 
 ^FT^'^T^'l^ a. containing all knowledge. 
 
 ^^f^fT a. all- sided. 
 
 ^^cfif orOcT«T a. complete of body or person. 
 
 ^IJqH^ adv. from or on all sides; every- 
 where, wholly, entirely; as prep. *around 
 (ace). 
 
 ;[5f^rf7 f. wholeness, totality. 
 
 ^cfclffTff. wholeness, completeness, integrity; 
 loc. orTTcIT o» the whole, at all. 
 
 ^r^'%%T^"^, ^' t^ containing all splendour or 
 power. 
 
 ^'^^Tf^ll'l^ adv. in or from every direction. 
 
 ^^"^T^"?" a. quite pleasant or charming. 
 
 ^"^^T^^, f.|^ (having the face) turned every- 
 where; all-sided, complete, perfect. 
 
 'H'^dT^Tf a. omnipresent, ubiquitous. 
 
 ^^^TT iw- complete resignation. 
 
 ^f^"^ adv. everywhere, always, by all means; 
 w. neg. in no case, by no means. 
 
 ^^H & 07[^ a. = ^^^. 
 
 ^f^^ n. wholeness, completeness. 
 
 ^cf^T adv. in all ways, by all means, at all; 
 entirely, thoroughly. 
 
 ^^ m. all-giving. 
 
 ^^^^•T a. all -subduing, m-. E. of Bharata. 
 
 tl4<^^^ & *'^'ftf'l a. all-seeing. 
 
 ^q"^q^T adv. always, for ever. 
 
 ^^^^rIT*I^5 f- 1^ a. containing all deities. 
 
 ^r^^^^ a. belonging or consecrated to all 
 gods. 
 
 t|<$^q7T^, f. ^ comprising or representing 
 all gods. 
 
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 ^^T 
 
 ^^?^ m. all-seer. 
 
 ^cf^^TT^ a. containing all laws. 
 
 ^^^^f^l^ a. knowing all duties. 
 
 ^T^VT a- all-refreshing, all-comforting. 
 
 ^{^•T"^ m. every man, anybody. 
 
 l;^^«ff J|«^ n. pronoun. 
 
 2^^«n^«t; a. having all names. 
 
 ^f^TTf m. total destruction or ruin. 
 
 ^f'T'^'rT m. all-subduer, abstr. o^^ n. 
 
 ^^iqfTT & °TI^ m. lord of the universe. 
 
 ^in^f^Tfj f- X. f'xpiating or redressing 
 
 all ; n. general expiation or atonement. 
 ^^in^f^'Pfl f. = prec. n. 
 ^^^ & of%^ a. eating all kinds of food ; 
 
 omnivorous. 
 
 ^I^HT^ ni. the whole heart or soul; ©— & 
 
 instr. with all the heart. 
 ^^Wf a. being everywhere, ubiquitous; n. 
 
 pi. all beings. 
 
 ^^f^ nj. the maker of all things or 
 
 beings. 
 ^^^rf^fTIf^ a. dwelling in the heart of 
 
 all beings. 
 ^^^Iff^"^, f- t^ containing all beings. 
 ^JJfTf^rT a. dwelling in all beings. 
 
 ^^^rlT^m: '^ '^HT'fTTTW^ m- the (inner) 
 
 soul of all beings. 
 H^^f(^ a. all-sustaining. 
 l^i^T^ a. affording all enjoyments. 
 ^^^1^^ a. all-auspicious; f. ^T E. of Durga 
 
 and Labsmi. 
 ^^%T''(;T a. charming or delighting all. 
 ^^^^j f- t^ all-containing, general. 
 ^^^l^T^ m the eater of every flesh. 
 ^■^%\i m. all -sacrifice (r.). 
 ^^^^ m. all pains or cares; instr. adv. 
 ^^^Tf% f- the source of all. 
 . l¥^T^ ra. fluids or juices of every kind 
 
 (pi. or— o); every taste or flavour; pi. 
 
 dainty things of all kind. 
 2^4<^ a. containing all fluids etc. 
 ^^"^TU m. all-king. 
 ^"5^7^ n. universal sovereignty. 
 ^■^T"^ s. the whole night. 
 ##5^ or ^^f^ a. of all colours or 
 ^Tqe^^ a. fit for every season. 
 
 ^4^I«R ^' the universe; all people, every 
 one (also pi. & — o). 
 
 ^^%T^ff^^ a. knowing all worlds. 
 
 ^^^^Ijf a. of all colours. 
 
 ^"^f^"^f^«t. a. selling all (sorts of things). 
 
 ^T^f^^ a. all-knowing. 
 
 ^T^f^^ a. = prec; f. ^J all knowledge. 
 
 ^^^"^ a. with all men or all-heroic. 
 
 ^f^%^^ a. having complete possession. 
 
 ^r^%^^ a. who after a sacrifice gives all his 
 property to the priests (also ^f^Tt^), or 
 (a sacrifice) whereat all is given away (also 
 ^%^^NTir); ni- (±^g) such a sacri- 
 fice, n. the whole property. 
 
 ^f^^T^^ f. complete disappointment or 
 general calamity. 
 
 ^T^^T'HT'I. a. all-pervading, universal. 
 
 l^^jfcT n- all- vow. 
 
 2f^45<(1 a. all-vowing. 
 
 ^^l|fW f. the whole strength; instr. with 
 all strength. 
 
 ^^irf1"T: n. the all-body (ph.). 
 
 ^T^lf^ adv. wholly, entirely, altogether; 
 by all means, anyhow; always, every- 
 where. 
 
 ^r^T# a ruling all. 
 
 ^^^gj^^ a. swiftest of all. 
 
 4;f4^*^ a. completely empty; abstr. oj\j f., 
 o^ n. complete emptiness, nihilism (ph.). 
 
 ^f^^^ a. the best of all. 
 
 ^^%rT a. all white. 
 
 ^^^^ a. omnipresent or causing the death 
 of all. 
 
 ^^fTT '^ °lTyi a. all -destroying. 
 
 ^^^?TflT f. sameness towards all, equanimity. 
 
 ^T^^^ a. all-bearing, patient. 
 
 ^^^V adv. very well (exclamation). 
 
 ^^ftril'^ a. having every object attained, 
 quite happy. 
 
 ^^%if a. leading the whole host. 
 
 ^^%iT«Rc[^ m. stealer of all things. 
 
 ^^^ n. the whole property; the whole 
 substance of anything, entireness, totality, 
 
 ^r^^T a. seizing or taking all ; m. E. of 
 Yaraa. 
 
 ^WT'Sr "-5 *W1T ^- abstr. to prec. adj. 
 
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 604 
 
 ^^ & il^Wrl a. what is all (at once) 
 
 sacrificed. 
 ^^ n. the whole heart; instr. ^^^ with 
 
 all the heart, 
 l^j^ n. (adj. — o f. t3 the whole body; 
 
 pi. all limbs or members. 
 2^r^^, f. f^ having all limbs or members; 
 
 perfect, complete; n. adv. 
 ^^jf^^ a. relating to or destined for the 
 
 whole body (ornament).* 
 ^^^^ a. covering or pervading the whole 
 
 body. 
 ^f^^^ a. yielding all subsistence. 
 l^r^Ti^ll^ m. the whole person or essence; 
 
 the universal spirit (ph.), instr. with all 
 
 the heart, thoroughly, perfectly. 
 2^r^Wl^ or ?=r^T(Jr'[. a. perfect of person or 
 
 nature. 
 ^4l(4^*Tf^f- the welfare of all beings (personif. 
 
 as a deity). 
 ^^TT^^T^j ^- % having a faultless body, 
 
 perfectly beautiful. 
 ^T^g^iT n^- a general index (esp. to the 
 
 Veda). 
 
 ^^^^^ftr^ & "-SR^T^t f.=prec. 
 ^^T^H a. perceiving all. 
 ^ifg f- the attainment of all. 
 ^T^T^ m. absence of all. 
 ^^Tf^^cfi a. deceiving all people. 
 ^TfH^TT m. general attack. 
 ^]'^ a. having or giving all life. 
 ^^T^^ & ^^T^^ n. the whole life. 
 l^TW m. pi. all things or every kind of 
 
 thing. 
 2^fr^^ a. fit or useful for all. 
 ^4r^^TV^, f. *>f^^ effecting all things. 
 ^T^^ir a. = ^^ftn T^. 
 ^T^^^ a. containing all, complete, entire. 
 fl<fl«r^^ adv. in all positions, on all sides. 
 ^^T^'R & ^f^f^ a. abiding everywhere. 
 ^RTflf'T; a. eating all things; abstr. o^ „. 
 ^T'^4*1««, f- f^ containing all wonders'?^ 
 ^^T^ m. the whole day. 
 ^r^ m. the lord of all. 
 ^^^T ra. the same, abstr. o^ n. 
 ^Tf^^ f-, ^'^^iT n. total destruction. 
 
 ^f^m"^T ™- the ceasing or coming to rest 
 
 of all; abstr. 0(c| n. 
 ;5^T"Bf^ a. consisting of all herbs ; n. = seq. 
 ^^T^fV f- sgl. pi. all (sorts of) herbs. 
 ^f^q ra. mustard or mustard -seed, also a 
 
 small weight; OTTT"^ a. having the measure 
 
 or weight of a mustard-seed. 
 ^■^^%^ n-» **%W tti- mustard-oil. 
 ^^"^W & ^^'^•l. a. having the same marks 
 
 or characteristics, similar, like. 
 ^51^ & ®f^cT a. ashamed, embarrassed; 
 
 n. adv. 
 ^^f^rf'^ adv. playfully.* 
 
 ^^T^^ f. she-wolf or some other beast of 
 
 prey, 
 ^f^^a. waving, flowing, inconstant; n. flood, 
 
 stream, water. 
 ^f^^fcR^^C^ n., of^-^^T f. libation of water. 
 ^f^^<Ml<l f- water-jar.* 
 ^f^^^ a. born or produced in water; s. such 
 
 a being, m. shell. 
 ^f^^^ m. presenter of water (an office), 
 
 or = seq. 
 ^f^^^'^C "*• cloud (water-bearer). 
 ^f^^f'ff^r m. the ocean (water-receptacle). 
 ^f^^^f?! rn. lord of the water, i.e. Varuna. 
 ^f^^^'?;cii s. a mug with water. 
 ^f^^lj^ m. the (water-)sea. 
 ^f^^Tll'^ m. water-receptacle, pond, lake. 
 ^f%%Tf(^rr a. risen from the ocean. 
 ^^^ a. sporting, playful; n. adv. 
 ^^cfi & ^%X^ a. being in the same world 
 
 with (gen. or instr.). 
 ^^T«RrIT f. abstr. to prec. 
 ^%T'R' a. with the theft or booty.* 
 ^^*T a. covetous, avaricious. 
 ^^I*<«V. ^' running with the hair or grain, 
 
 congruent (opp. f^%T^5t.)- 
 ^W^ V. ^W^ sub ^^^. 
 ^^T«R ra. pi. good people. 
 1^^ m. pressing, esp. of Soma. 
 2"^ m. bidder, impeller, impulse, command, 
 
 enlivening, vivifying, N. of cert, sacrificial J 
 
 rites. ■ 
 
 l^WT n. the pressing out or extracting of 
 
605 
 
 ^ra^^ 
 
 the Soma juice, (performed three times a 
 day), the juice itself & its libation, festival 
 or sacrifice i.g. , pi. the three day-times 
 i.e. morning, midday & evening (cf. above). 
 
 2^1f«T n. bidding, impelling, setting in motion. 
 
 S^rW*! ^« along with the woods. 
 
 W^'T^R^'T. n. libation. 
 
 4jc|«f|zr a. belonging to a Soma -libation or 
 to a sacrifice i.g. 
 
 ^^■^^ a. of like strength or age; m. & f. 
 comrade, friend. 
 
 ^T^'^J^ & °^W a. of the same age. 
 
 ^^T^a. of the same colour or caste; similar, 
 like', homogeneous (gen. or — ©). Abstr. 
 (ocTTt f.*), o^t n. 
 
 ^^T^5RC ^' clothed, with the clothes. 
 
 ^r^Tfti"«!^ a. dwelling together. 
 
 ^f^cfi^ & °«R a- admitting of difference or 
 variety, differenced. 
 
 ^rf^cfiTX^ a. along with (its) changes. 
 
 ^ft^r^Il adv. sadly, timidly. 
 
 ^f%^X«T a. endowed or along with (detailed) 
 
 knowledge. 
 '^ff^ri m. impeller, enlivener, N. of a god, 
 often identif. with Stirya. 
 
 ^(f%rlcS a. thoughtful; n. adv. 
 
 ^f^Tf a. with the property or wealth. 
 
 ^f^"^ f. mother, female producer. 
 
 ^rf^^fj^ a. accompanied by lightning (thunder). 
 
 ^ft^ft n. thunderstorm. 
 
 ^f^\^ a. of the same kind, near, proximate; 
 n. proximity. 
 
 ^ft"^ oR bring near; <>"*( come near. 
 
 ^f%iT'5f a. well-bred, modest, polite; n. adv. 
 
 ^rf^T"^ a. deliberating, thoughtful ; n. adv. 
 
 ^rf^«?!'^1, adv. bashfully. 
 
 '^rf^^'Wf^fT'^ adv. with a bashful smile. 
 
 ^f^^'Cf a. having distinguishing qualities, 
 extraordinary, uncommon; having dis- 
 crimination, discriminating; o — & n. adv. 
 distinctly, peculiarly. 
 
 ^f^^'qcfiTcT^^f^ adv. in a peculiarly festive 
 or solemn manner.* 
 
 ^rf%^"^W ^' having peculiar characteristics 
 or attributes; ^^XfeR n. a kind of meta- 
 phor (ph.). 
 
 ^f^"?r^ a. confidential (prec. & th.). 
 
 ^f^TBf a. venomous, poisoned. 
 
 ^f%"^^ a. amazed, perplexed; n. adv. 
 
 ^rf^^"?!^ a. diffuse, detailed; n. adv. 
 
 ^^ff^^^ a. astonished, surprised; n. adv. 
 
 ^^T't. n. impulse, direction (only loc). 
 
 ^^"^ a. with the followers. 
 
 ^^^ a. having (like) strength. 
 
 ^r^f=fl a. with a maintenance or salary.* 
 
 ^^\J a. increasing; rejoicing together. 
 
 ^^XflU' a. with (the) testicles. 
 
 ^J%^ a. (equally) impetuous or violent; n.adv, 
 
 ^r%rIT^ a. containing a Vetala (corpse). 
 
 ^%^^ a. having common or like possession. 
 
 ^"^"q^ a. trembling, quaking. 
 
 ^^■g«T a. turbaned (head).* 
 
 ^^^^^ adv. with perplexity or depression. 
 
 ^T^"^ a. hostile, inimical. 
 
 ^^TT^'T^ adv. with indifference. 
 
 ^i{%^"^ a. ashamed, abashed, embarrassed; 
 
 n. adv. 
 ^T^'^T^f^ff^ adv. with a bashful smile. 
 ^^ a. left (not right); <>— , ^^T^;, o^iT, 
 
 o^j, & o^ adv. from or on the left. m.. 
 
 the left arm, hand, or foot; n. the sacred 
 
 thread (worn over the left shoulder). 
 ^^fi^ adv. from or on the left side. 
 ^cq^ a. sorrowful, sad. 
 ^foSi^^ a. requiring, presupposing, based 
 
 upon ( — o). 
 ^^T^ & ^^T ^n- the charioteer standing on 
 
 the left. 
 ^cgf^jf^i^^ a. clever with the left hand (as 
 
 well as with the right); m. E. of Arjuna. 
 ^^T^ a. deceitful, false; n. adv. 
 ^^Tf^ a. ill, sick. 
 ^oSJT'TrT! a. employed, based. 
 ^^T'^cl^ & °'^Tf a. turning & turned to the 
 
 left 
 ^^l^fTfTJTJf^cR a. with the (three sacred) 
 
 utterances and the syllable Om. 
 ^^cfT a. right (opposite of left). 
 ^^ m. = ^^tl- 
 :;^9fll|' a. wounded, sore. 
 ^?rff a. harmonious, fitting together. 
 ^f^^ a. ashamed, bashful; n. adv. 
 
mw 
 
 606 
 
 ^nr^ a. afraid, timid; n. adv. 
 
 ^f5|"^ a. having enemies. 
 
 ^^-q^?^ adv with an oath * 
 
 ^ ^s<^ a. having or making sound or noise; 
 
 noisy, loud; n. adv. 
 ^nr^T, f. f[ lying together, neighbouring. 
 ^^'4; a. furnished with an arrow (bow) or 
 
 along with the arrow. 
 ^HTT^^l^ ^- holding a bow with an arrow 
 
 in the hand. 
 ^^nr^ a. furnished with bark or scales; 
 
 m. a kind of fish. 
 ^"ST^ a. wounded or tormented (by an arrow- 
 point). 
 ^^T?[^ a. covered with grass. 
 ^ft|"?^I^xqj^ adv. shaking the head. 
 ^^fl["^^ & o^ a. with the head. 
 ^^flflSr a. with the pupils. 
 ^^1m«1 a. having a head. 
 ^^^ a. sorrowful, sad. 
 ^^T^^Tl^ a. decorated, dressed. 
 ^^HT^T'^^^ii; a. passionately, tenderly.* 
 ^n|"5r a. having or leaving a rest, not quite 
 
 emptied or finished. 
 ^IJToR a. afflicted, sad; n. adv. 
 ^rg^, ^^frr v. ^r^; pp, ^^^^^ pursuer, 
 
 enemy. 
 ^r^Tl" a. open-hearted. 
 ^^eR a. beautiful, splendid; abstr. OTTT f-, 
 
 («rr n.*). 
 ^r^T^HRC adv- boastfully. 
 '^'^^ a. equivocal, ambiguous. 
 ^^T^ a. breathing. 
 ^?*^v ^' ^ ^^^^- o'^tre. 
 ^RC^ #f%, #^rf% or ^f% slumber, be lazy 
 
 or slothful. 
 ^^ 8. herb, grass. 
 ^TO?;;^ a. wrathful, angry, 
 tltiuj^ a. doubtful, uncertain (subj. & obj.). 
 ^Rf^^ & ^Rr#5TiTT f. along with the 
 
 (female) friends. 
 ^^onrt a. privy to a mystery. 
 ^ttpejcf a. with the minister. 
 ^TO^ a. conscious, sensible. 
 ^PETt^ a. courageous, bold; containing living 
 
 creatures ; f. ^J pregnant. 
 
 ^^f^l. or ;^p^ff^^ m. companion at a 
 
 festival. 
 ^frT«T a. with the offspring. 
 ^^^ a. along with the morning twilight. 
 ^RTWT"^ a. along with the evening twilight. 
 ^f^^ a. with the assessor or judges. 
 ^f^?^77 a. excited, agitated; n. adv. 
 ^^^^ a. along with companions or accom- 
 plices. 
 ^f^f^oR a. having or before witnesses; 
 
 n. adv. 
 ^p^3r"?3 a. with the seas (the earth). 
 ^^"^^ a. frightened, alarmed. 
 ^p^^^efi a. along with ArundhatT (lit. the 
 
 good wife). 
 ^^T^ a. solid, firm. 
 ^P^Tf^ a. with the charioteer. 
 ^^T^ a. with a caravan. 
 ^"ftr%TT^^^Tf^l^ a. crowned with white 
 
 lotus-flowers. 
 ?r^rf a. together with Sita. 
 ^^3T«^ a. perfumed, sweet-scented. 
 ^^ff a. with the sons or children. 
 l^^T^ a. with the gods. 
 2^^^^"^ a. with liquor, intoxicated. 
 ^^^I^ a. with gold, dressed in gold. 
 ^^fT a. with the charioteer. 
 ^%«?J a. with an army. 
 ^%T^ a. with Soma; abstr. o^f n. 
 ^TT'^ a. fragrant. 
 ^^1'«B a. along with the wife or having a 
 
 wife, married. 
 ^^TU a. along with the pillar. 
 ^f% a. procuring, granting, bestowing; 
 
 winning, acquiring. 
 ^^^ a. oily, greasy; affectionate, tender. 
 ^^^^ a, desiring, longing for (loc. or infin.); 
 
 n. adv. 
 ^^^ a. haughty, arrogant. 
 "lErftfrfT a. smiling, n. adv. 
 ^%T1^ adv. = prec. adv. 
 ^^ n. standing crop, produce of the field, 
 
 seed, grain, fruit; poss. o"^«fr f. 
 ^^^"^ n. field of grain. 
 ^^^T^ m. watcher of the standing crop. 
 ^^^^ a. rich in grain. 
 
607 
 
 tt^Mf^^l^ 
 
 ^^^fir^ a. yielding crops, fertile. 
 "^^Hlf^*!^ a. = prec. (wreathed with grain). 
 
 ^^T^^ m. = ^^m^. 
 
 t^^T^ a. eating grain. 
 ^^•?^% (loc.) when the grain is at en end. 
 ^^J^TTJ m. sowing (seed). 
 ^#, #f%, ^^ci:, & ^%T<TO: a. flowing. 
 ^^«f a. sounding, loud. 
 ;^^"^ adv. secretly; prep, without (abl.). 
 ^^"^ a. sounding like (instr. or — ®); loud, 
 n. adv.; accented. 
 
 wm adv. = ^r#5- 
 
 ^^l^T«RTT a- accompanied by the sound 
 
 Svaha. 
 "^^^ a. sweating, perspiring. 
 
 l^f , '#f% (°f?T), pp. Wii & %T^ overpower, 
 win (battles), be victorious; be capable 
 
 ^^cfiT'^C ™- assistance, cooperation; a kind 
 of Mango, n. its blossom or juice. 
 
 ^f^fr^T f., °^ n- abstr. to seq. 
 
 ^fcRlfri ^- working together, assisting; 
 m. coadjutor, assistant. 
 
 ^f^l^l^iT n. sitting together on a bed. 
 
 t^W^ a. with cows. 
 
 ^1%R a. with the herd. 
 
 ^^^^"^ a. going or belonging together, similar, 
 like. m. companion, comrade; f. ^ wife, 
 mistress. 
 
 ^^x|r j^ m. going together, harmony, agree- 
 ment. 
 
 ^f^Tfr;^ n. abstr. to seq. 
 
 ^r^ a. born at the same time or together 
 
 with (gen.); innate, inherent, natural. 
 
 ^f 3r^ nTi., ^T f. N. of a Yaksa & an Apsaras. 
 
 ^f ^T a. born or produced at the same time. 
 
 of or able to (infin. or loc); master, with- 
 stand, suppress; bear, suffer, endure. | ^^_^.^^ .^ ^ p^.^^^^ i^^^^^ inherent. 
 C. ^f ^f?f (mostly -o) causejo endure, | ^^^^f^ a. with the wife, 
 make supportable*. D. ;if^^% wish to ^^f^.^ ,^ jj^j^g j^g^^her. 
 overcome. - ^f^ overwhelm, subdue ; ^ ^^-^ ^^ j^. ^f ^ ^^„^ 
 iolate (a woman); bear, suffer, pardon. ^^^ ^ bearing, endurance, equality (-<>). 
 
 ^^ hold out, endure; be able to or ca- 
 pable of (infin , XyfTf, loc, or dat.). C. 
 urge on, impel to (loc). "^^^ be a match 
 for (ace), be able to (infin.), incline to 
 (dat.). ^T^ C. encourage, excite, impel. 
 ^f^^ be able to (infin.); C. = prec. C. 
 fil^ overpower. H vanquish, master, 
 check, restrain; bear, endure; be able 
 to (infin.). ^Jf master, restrain, control, 
 bear, suffer. Ttff{ resist, overcome, f^ 
 ("iSf^f^) overcome, sustain, withstand, resist, 
 bear, suff^er; be able to (infin.). ^fj^ be a 
 match for, withstand, overcome. - Cf. ITO^. 
 
 2^¥ C^Tl") overpowering, bearing, endur- 
 ing (-0). 
 
 l^^ adv. together, in common, along with 
 (mostly o — or as prep. w. instr.). 
 
 2^rf a. powerful; overcoming, vanquishing 
 ( — o); bearing, withstanding, enduring, 
 a match for (gen. or — ®); capable of, 
 able to (infin. or — o). 
 
 ^r^oRfi m. assistant. 
 
 I'^ETl"^ n. communion. 
 
 2^^c^ n. endurance, allowance ( — ®). 
 
 ^^^■^ a. with the array. 
 
 ^r^^T"g a. with the Danu(s). 
 
 ^T^^^ a. with the wife. 
 
 ^"^ a. with the gods; m. N. of a Pan- 
 
 dava etc. 
 ^^^^fT a. with the deities. 
 ;^^\^^ m. community of duty. 
 ^¥^^^T» f- ^ fulfilling the same duties or 
 
 laws; f. (such) a wife. 
 ^fVJJ^Tf^^Ui n. abstr. to prec. 
 
 ^«T a. overpowering, mighty, strong; n. 
 
 patient endurance. 
 ^^f^rfm m. a common relation. 
 WT^^TfWr f. dwelling together. 
 <Er¥^"^ a. to be endured or pardoned. 
 ^1 •tTT (super 1.) overpowering most, mightiest 
 
 or strongest. 
 ^^•rSr a. overpowering, mighty, strong. 
 ^ftrf^ & oxr^^ a. with the wife. 
 
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 608 
 
 ^tn^ a. with the husband. 
 
 ^Tg#^^^ n- playing together with sand. 
 
 ^^j^TTXT "• compotation. 
 
 ^f f^T^fifi^T f. the common offering of the 
 
 funeral cake. 
 :g^T:i"^ a. with the son(s). 
 
 ^fWrf^'l ife'^op^Tf^^ a. setting out to- 
 gether. 
 
 ^^1^ a. enjoying together. 
 
 ^r^^:[^i|^ a. with the ashes. 
 
 ^f*n^ m. communion, connection. 
 
 ^^^^ a. eating together with (~o). 
 
 ^?^ a. appearing together with ( — o); in- 
 born, natural. 
 
 ^^^T^*T n. eating together or in company; 
 common enjoyment of (gen.). 
 
 ^fHTt^«I^ ni- commensal. 
 
 ^^TT ^ °T^ a. along with the root. 
 
 ^^^ a. with horses. 
 
 ^"^T^ a. with the sacrifice. 
 
 ^if"^^^ a. glorious, splendid. 
 
 ^f'STTf^T^ a. going along with, m. fellow- 
 traveller. 
 
 ^W^^ a. yoked or harnessed together. 
 
 ^^^ a. joyful, merry, n. adv. 
 
 ^f-^H a. with the bull. 
 
 ^f^T^T^^^rFQ adv. cheerfully and timidly. 
 
 ?n''tT^fI^ adv. cheerfully and emphatically. 
 
 ^f^^f^ a, with the calf. 
 
 ^I^^'HT f- dwelling together. 
 
 ^¥^¥ rtTW) a. drawing together (horses). 
 
 ^f^T^ m.=^f^^f7r; a. o^lfil^. 
 
 ?f^^T^^ a. with the team, carriage etc. 
 
 ^^^T a- with men. 
 
 tl^^ri a. having the same vows or duties; 
 f. ^T=^f^#^ft. 
 
 ^^ETf^^T f., °^^ n. lying together. 
 
 ^^^ a. powerful, victorious, n. power, 
 might, victory; instr. sgl. & pi. strongly, 
 violently, suddenly, at once. 
 
 ^Tf^Tn a. powerful, mighty. 
 
 t^l^rT^^& t^^rfft^ a. r= prec. (only voc). 
 
 ^¥^^ a. giving power or strength. 
 
 ^^W?f a. strenghtened, excited. 
 
 a. having hands ; Ofll^J^ adv. clapping 
 
 the hands. 
 ^^W & *>"ftErrf a. standing by, present; m. 
 
 companion. 
 ^f ^ a. strong, mighty. 
 ^4"^ n. (m.) a thousand (used also for any 
 
 very large number). 
 l^f ^^ n. = prec; adj. (— o f. of^cRj) being 
 
 or amounting to a thousand. 
 2^Br^^cR a. thousand-headed. 
 ^1^«RT ^- ^^^^ ^"" (thousand-rayed). 
 ^f^ftiTW ^' = prec. 
 ^Er^^«R^^ adv. a thousand times. 
 ^^^1 a. possessing a thousand cows; also- 
 
 ^l^^W ^^ ^^ffW-ff a thousandfold. 
 ^^^^^^ a. thousand-eyed. 
 
 ^l^^T^ a. thousand-footed (Visnu). 
 ^^^"Nfrl^ a. vanquishing or conquering a 
 
 thousand, 
 ^f ^^ m. chief of a thousand (or thousands). 
 ^l^Wtf^ a. having a thousand ways. 
 ^f^W^^ a. knowing a thousand songs or 
 
 = prec. 
 ^f ^rl^, f- "?f the thousandth. 
 ^^^^ a. giving a thousand (cows). 
 ^l^^f^W a. (a sacrificer) giving or (a 
 
 sacrifice) whereat are given a thousand 
 
 (cows) as a fee. 
 ^f ^^T a. = ^f ^^. 
 ^l^^f & ^^^Tcfl^ a. giving a thousand 
 
 "(gifts). 
 ^f ^^f^f?T ni. = ^^^T:- 
 ^¥^1"1 a. thousand-eyed (Indra). 
 ^^^^T & °^TTt a. thousand-gated. 
 ^f^^T adv. in a thousand ways or parts. 
 ^^^rVlT'T, a. having thousandfold might or 
 
 splendour; m. the sun. 
 'FTf^niT^^ a. nourishing or supporting thou- 
 sands. 
 ^l^^TXl a. flowing in a thousand streams. 
 ^^^*T^^ a. thousand-eyed; m. E. of Indra. 
 ^f^^7^^, f. o^T^ thousand-named. 
 ^f^f^fx^^ a. having a thousand ornaments. 
 ^^^%"^ a. = ^f ^i!^5PT. 
 
609 
 
 ^1^ 
 
 ^ETf^'TRTni'the chief of a thousand (villages). 
 "^^^"Q^ (°^^) ^' thousand-footed; m. N. 
 
 of a Rishi. 
 ^^^""Rxf 1 f- ^^ having a thousand leaves or 
 
 feathers. 
 ^^^17^ a. thousand-backed. 
 
 1^1^%^ m*, ®^T¥r f', ^^T'g n- thousand- 
 fold prosperity. 
 2^f ^"^T"^ & <*fq«[, poss. to prec. 
 ^^^^Ilf a. having a thousand arms. 
 ^1^*TT ^' conquering a thousand. 
 ^1^^X§^ a. thousandfold. 
 ^4^^t^ ^' thousand-edged. 
 ^^^*{Ml a. having a thousand testicles. 
 ^^^THT a. helping in a thousand ways. 
 
 ^^^^■^•1, a* thousand-headed. 
 
 ,0-1 
 'H^^HT ^' bringing a thousand. 
 
 ■^l^^^"^ ^^' a sacrifice of a thousand 
 
 (animals). 
 
 ^l^^c!^ a. containing thousandfold seed. 
 ^f ^%T^^ a. = ^f ^il^iT. 
 ^1^^"^ a. thousand-mouthed. 
 ^^^<4«ri a. thousandfold. 
 ^^^^^^ a. of infinite splendour. 
 ^i^^f^IT ^^ ^^^'JT ^- thousand-branched. 
 ^l^ciT^ a. having a thousand forces. 
 ^^^^T a. sufficient for a thousand men. 
 ^^^^"^ a. having a thousand forces. 
 ^^^Ifrl^f^W a. whereat a hundred thousand 
 
 (cows) are given as a fee (sacrifice). 
 ^^^if^ ^<^^' by thousands. 
 ^l^fllT^ & °tl[T^ a. thousand-headed. 
 ^1^^^ & ^f ^^^ a. = prec. 
 ^^■^^^ a. thousand- horned. 
 59^"^^T^^ a, sparkling with a thousand 
 flames. 
 
 ^l'^^'^ a. amounting to a thousand. 
 
 ^f^^fT & °^T a. winning or bestowing a 
 thousand. 
 
 ^^■^^"N" m- a thousandfold pressing (of 
 Soma). 
 
 Hf^l a. slaying a thousand. 
 
 f-^^^f '^ a. thousand-handed. 
 
 ^l^T"^ m. =^^rf^^-^. 
 bf^li# a. & m. = ^f ^i!^^. 
 
 """■ -"""■■■"""" 
 
 ^l"^TfVtff?f m. the chief of a thousand (men 
 
 or villages). 
 ^^^T^T^ a. having a thousand treasures or 
 
 gifts. 
 ^^T^ a. living a thousand years. 
 ^r^"^T"g^ m. = prec.; m. N. of a man. 
 ^^^ivf & ^f ^T'Ef a. worth a thousand. 
 
 ^f ^T^ a. = ^Tf^m 
 
 4j^^T^ s- a thousand days. 
 
 4j^^l^^ n. a thousand journeys. 
 
 ^f^f^«(^ a. thousandfold; winning, bestowing, 
 
 containing etc. a thousand. 
 ^Wfti"^ ^ ^^^ ^' (giving) thousandfold. 
 
 ^^^crT a. powerful, mighty; n. adv. 
 
 ^"fT^^^T n. fellowship in study. 
 
 ^^T"^Tt^sn^ m. fellow-student. 
 
 ^^T^ m. companion, comrade, attendant; 
 adj. — o accompanied or supported by. 
 
 ^^T^flT f-, **^ n- abstr. to prec. 
 
 ^^T^*f "• going along with, company. 
 
 ^^]^q«ri a. having a companion or attend- 
 ant; accompanied or attended by, fur- 
 nished with (-—**). 
 
 ^^T'^T^T'^ a. to be companion(s). 
 
 ^flf^l, ni. = ^f •RI; f. o^ female com- 
 panion or friend. 
 
 ^ll<=l«V ^' overpowering, strong. 
 
 ^^T^ifT^ or ^^T^«rf^ a. the same. 
 
 ^^^ a. laughing or smiling; n, adv. 
 
 ^fT^^I n., ^fT^T f- sitting together. 
 
 ^rf%^ ^' united, joined (pi. ±^^ all); ac- 
 companied by, endowed or furnished with 
 (instr. or — o); n. adv. together. 
 
 ^Srf^rl^ a. to be borne or endured. 
 
 "^ffT^ ^' (furnished) with gold. 
 
 t^^rfl'^ (superl.) mightiest. 
 
 ■^f^"^ a. bearing, enduring (ace, gen., or 
 — o); patient, forbearing. 
 
 ^^■^j^ (compar.) mightier, superior; most 
 mighty or Strang. 
 
 ^:^f^ a. powerful, superior, victorious. 
 
 'FT^fTT f- common invocation. 
 
 •d"^?"^ a. with the hear^; hearty, affectionate. 
 
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 610 
 
 ^ff & 01^ a. having a cause, reason, or 
 
 motive. 
 H^^ a. along with Indra. 
 ^f'^f a. playful, careless; n. adv. 
 ^%rfW f- talking together or at the same 
 
 time; a kind of comparison (rh.). 
 ?ff T^T a. produced by power, strong. 
 ^flf^cl^ a. victorious by power. 
 l^^T^ a. having stolen goods. 
 2^T^ a. married at the same time; born 
 
 of a woman pregnant at marriage. 
 ^^TFITf^T'l. a. rising together, fellow-insur- 
 gent. 
 ^'^T^Ti f- ^T & f^ born from the same 
 
 womb; a brother or sister of whole blood. 
 ^"^T^ a. bestowing strength. 
 ^"^T^ffr ^' nourishing strength. 
 ^^^•^ a. powerful, mighty. 
 ^fT^^ a. enjoying power. 
 ^Tf^<T a. who has lived with another. 
 ^"^^T^ a. endowed with power or strength. 
 iW^ a. to be borne or endured, tolerable, 
 
 resistible (abstr. o^^ f.^j N. of a mountain. 
 ^TW^Tftr'l^ a. inhabiting the mountain Sahya; 
 
 f. o;ft E. of Durga.* 
 
 ^"ir^fi^'l "• assistance, help. 
 ^^ & ^5^1. a. powerful, mighty. 
 
 2^ or t%, -^fTf, o% (only — o) , f%ifTf7T 
 
 (ft%Trr!),pp.ftrri(q.v.)bind. C.^l^fTf 
 (only — o). — ^f^ fetter, destroy. ^^ 
 unbind or unharness (the horses), turn in, 
 stop, stay; go home or to rest; cease, 
 finish, end; fix or insist upon (ace); de- 
 cide, ascertain. ^^n2f^ cease, stop, finish; 
 fix upon (ace), choose; resolve, venture, 
 undertake (ace, loc, or infin.); suppose, 
 conjecture; regard as, take for (2 ace). 
 C. settle, determine. ^^^ stick or resort 
 to, strive after, long for (ace). "^^^ set 
 out (esp. from the place of sacrifice), 
 conclude, finish ; move off to (loe). "^trr^ 
 settle down near (ace), f^"^^ C. furnish 
 or satisfy with (instr.). "q^^ result, 
 amount to or end in (loc. or ace w. Ilf?f)- 
 
 ^f^ dwell separately; be at variance, 
 differ; be persuaded or convinced of (ace), 
 regard as, take for (2 ace) ; decide, deter- 
 mine; settle, ascertain, resolve upon, 
 undertake to (ace, dat., or infin.). ^Tf^ 
 decide for, fix upon (ace). "^^ fetter, 
 catch. f% make loose, untie, unyoke, 
 open, set free. — Cf. ^frffqcf (add.), 
 
 ^srsr^flTfT, ^^ftfT, ^f?^rr, xHf^ftrrr, 
 
 ^"g"^, f. t; relating to war or battle ; w. eR f. 
 field of battle 
 
 ^T'^^f a. warlike, valiant. 
 
 ^TTTftW n- general shout or cry. 
 
 ^T^(^T (f. t) & ""fK^ a year old, lasting 
 a year, yearly, annual; m. astrologer. 
 
 ^Tf%^ n- agreement. 
 
 ^hlfftoR a. being recited together. 
 
 ^Tirf^T«R5 f' i^ doubtful, uncertain. 
 
 ^T^Tfr^ a. worldly, mundane. 
 
 ^T^nr^fi "• contact. 
 
 ^TIW "■ union, connection. 
 
 ^^^^^ a. joined together, united. 
 
 ^T«ilWfl^ a. rolling together (wheels). 
 
 ^^^V^ a. growing together. 
 
 ^TcR^ a. born together. 
 
 ^JcRTl adv. with each other, at once, together, 
 along with (instr.). 
 
 ^TcR^"^^ a. sprinkling or splashing together. 
 
 ^T^^ n. wholeness, totality. 
 
 ^T^T^ a. having a wish or desire; incom- 
 plete, correlative (g.). 
 
 ¥T«BfT a. intentional, significant; n. adv. 
 
 ^T«lKf n. E. of the city Ayodhya; m. pi. its 
 inhabitants. 
 
 ^^ff a. filled with unhusked grain. 
 
 ^T^"^ a. having i.e. marked with letters 
 (ring); eloquent, abstr. OffJ f. 
 
 ^"^Tf^ adv. with or before the eyes, i.e. 
 plainly, actually, exactly, immediately, 
 directly, in person. With lij appear in 
 person; w. cfi take a view of, put before 
 the eyes, witness, notice, call to mind. 
 
 ^T'^Tc^TT ^' abstr. to pree w. eR. 
 
 ^"^TcyfTf & °f?Rm f- the same. *" 
 
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 l^T^Tf 
 
 ^Tf^cfi (adj. — o) = ^f^; n. before, coram 
 
 ^Tf^rfT f., ^'^ n. abstr. to seq. 
 
 ^f^i^; m. on-looker, observer, eye-witness, 
 witness i.g. 
 
 ^TfWir?r ra. examination of witnesses (j.). 
 
 ^Tf^^«fr a. having a witness. 
 
 ^TWt cR call to witness. 
 
 ^^XI a. containing an objection or limitation, 
 reproachful, ironical, n. adv. 
 
 m-^ a. visible for (—<>); n. the being witness, 
 testimony, evidence. 
 
 ^"n§f n. association, party; friendship, af- 
 fection. 
 
 I^IT ^- ^^^ ocean (said to have been dug 
 by Sagara's sons); pi. Sagara's sons. 
 
 S^IETRI"^, f- t^ relating to the sea, maritime. 
 
 ^TTT^ tri. pi. N. of a people; f. of^cRT a 
 woman's name. 
 
 "^T^T^ a. flowing to the sea; f. ^TT such a 
 river (also ^^TUT f-)* 
 
 ^TT'^^TTfir^ a. = prec. a. 
 
 ^TTT^tT in. a man's name. 
 
 ^T^'^lj^lfr a. bounded by the sea (earth). 
 
 ^T^"^itl^ a. sea-girt (the earth). 
 
 ^T^X^^Xf^^ a. dwelling on the sea-shore. 
 
 ^TTTTjfW f- sea-shell. 
 
 l^TI'?^*^ ^- sea-coast. 
 
 ^^^'^T^rf a. reaching to the sea (earth). 
 
 '^TTTT'^T a- ocean-clothed; f. ^T the earth. 
 
 ^T^fr^T^'^ a. consisting or full of Saga- 
 rikas.* 
 
 ^TJ^ a. guilty of a crime. 
 
 ^jT^ a.- with the fire. 
 
 ^Tf^«fi a. having Agni with them , accom- 
 panied by Agni (gods). 
 
 T^JT^ a. with the point. 
 
 ^ToRT^ m- N. of a man, f. ^J & n. of a 
 town. 
 
 ^T^B^ m. a patron, name. 
 
 ^T^ a. relating to the number (g.); n. N. 
 of a philosophical system, m. an adherent 
 of it. 
 
 ^T^cfrrfT«RT f., ^TT^^'T n. titles of works. 
 
 ^T'^^T^ m E. of Visnu. 
 
 ^T'^^nTTT ni« an adherent of the Sarakhya 
 
 and Yoga systems; n. the S. and Y. 
 ^I^l^if m. N. of a teacher, pi. his pupils. 
 W[^ or ^T^ a. having limbs or a body; 
 
 with all parts or supplements (Veda); 
 
 complete, finished. 
 ^TTf?f«f? m. an old acquaintance (concr.). 
 ^^•^ a. with the thumb. 
 ^^TTf^niT "• victory in war. 
 ^T^Tf'ToR, f. f^ relating to war, martial; 
 
 n. booty. 
 l^rrf^ a. crooked, oblique; o — adv. 
 2"^f^ a. following, accompanying. 
 ^Tff^^ n- companionship, attendance; the 
 
 office of a counsellor or minister. 
 I^ItTI oR bend or turn aside. 
 ^T"^ a. to be assisted or befriended. 
 ^T^T(?T "• community of class or tribe with 
 
 (gen.); equality, likeness. 
 ^^f% a. suppliant, humble (cf. ^^M). 
 ^l^«f|Ti'^ m. N. of a teacher. 
 ^%m a. thundering, growling (cloud); self- 
 conceited, arrogant, n. adv. 
 ^TS m. conqueror. 
 ;^XTJ^ a. having testicles, potent. 
 ;^ff a. gained, acquired; m. N. of a Yaksha. 
 ^TfTW n. continuity, uninterruptedness. 
 ^cTTTf & °^ m. N. of a king. 
 ^Xf?t f* gain, acquisition, wealth, property; 
 
 winning the prize, making booty. 
 ^Xf?!^^ a. excessive, intensive. 
 ^Tfriir^ a. excellent, best, better. 
 ^TH m. receptacle. 
 ^^Xf^cR, f- f^ relating to or endowed with 
 
 the quality of goodness (ph.); courageous, 
 
 energetic, virtuous, brave. 
 ^T^ffT f. unity of essence with (gen., instr., 
 
 or — o). 
 ^ I (ij ^ n. abstr. to seq. 
 ^T<?Pl^ a. having a soul or with the soul. 
 ^XrRT n. = ^X^T- 
 mWl a. whose nature is truth. 
 ^X^f^ ^' patron, of Yuyudhana. 
 l^T'^fT ^' a prince of the Satvant, E. of 
 
 Krsna etc., N. of a mixed tribe. 
 
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2^^fT 
 
 612 
 
 2^c^fT, f-t^'^l^*^"? *^ theSatvant or Satvata 
 (Krsna); m. a follower of Krsna. 
 
 ^fj^ m. sitting on horseback, riding; sinking 
 down, exhaustion, despondency, despair; 
 loss, disappearance. 
 
 ^^ a. causing to sink, wearying, exhaust- 
 ing; n. placing down, sinking; seat, place, 
 home; dish. 
 
 ^^^ a. domestic. 
 
 ^nrf^TfT^ a. to be destroyed. 
 
 m SX a. having or paying respect, conside- 
 rate, careful; devoted to or intent upon 
 (— o) ; n. adv. 
 
 m1^ & ^Tf^ m. rider (lit. sitter). 
 
 ;^ T f ^ n. likeness, similarity. 
 
 ^g"7T a. surprised, wondering. 
 
 ^^ a. fit for riding; m. riding-horse. 
 
 l^rnil , ^'y'fiT, **% come or lead straight (to 
 the aim); succeed, be accomplished, give 
 way, obey ; direct, put in order, effect, 
 accomplish, finish. C. "^T^-^ff??, «>^ = S. tr. ; 
 also get, procure, acquire, recover (a debt), 
 win, subdue; pay (taxes); make, render 
 (2 ace.) ; set out, go away. — "^tf C. sub- 
 due, conquer; prepare (food). "qflQ = prec. ; 
 obtain, recover (money). If C. put in order, 
 arrange, adorn, perform, accomplish, make 
 one's own, acquire, win; find out, prove, 
 demonstrate. ^^Hf^ subdue, conquer, make 
 one's own, win, acquire, get, obtain, pro- 
 cure, perform, accomplish, prepare (food); 
 recover (money), dismiss (a guest). 
 
 2^\T^ V. •JTfr^TV^- 
 
 ^T^ m. performance, accomplishment. 
 
 ^\i(ili, f. of^cJJT accomplishing, effecting 
 (gen. or — o); helping, useful; m. assistant, 
 worshipper, sorcerer. 
 
 ^T'yfefS a. whose sacrifice or prayer has 
 effect. 
 
 ^TVTj f • ^ & ^T leading to the aim, effect- 
 ing, producing, procuring (gen. or — o); 
 effective, capable. - n. subduing, mastering, 
 accomplishing, effecting; getting, acquiring, 
 recovering (debts); proving, evincing, 
 argument, evidence; means, expedient, 
 
 requisite; military force; result, conse- 
 quence. Abstr.o^f f.^ o^l n. 
 
 ^T^'T'^^ a. provable, demonstrable. 
 
 ^T^'TT'W'^ m. inspector of the military force. 
 
 ^^TsT^^ a. to be accomplished, acquired, 
 or proved; abstr. o"^ n. 
 
 ^n^'^ n. similarity, likeness. 
 
 ^TOTI ^' with the receptacle. 
 
 ^BTVTTWj f- %! & ^T common to or with 
 (gen., dat., instr. ± ^^, or -^°)', general, 
 universal; equal, like, similar (instr. or 
 — o). n. community, common cause. — 
 Abstr. oTifl f., 0^1 n. 
 
 ^T^TT^ "• universality, community (instr. 
 J^ adv. commonly, together); similarity, 
 analogy. 
 
 ^rrf^oR a. with a surplus, —and more. 
 
 ^if^^^fl a. having a tutelary deity in (instr.). 
 
 ^Tfvj*^ a. accomplishing, performing ( — o). 
 
 ^ifV^ & ^^^t^ superl. & compar. to seq. 
 
 ^'^, f. ^T^^ straight, right, good, excellent, 
 virtuous. ~ m. a good or honest man; f. 
 ^j^4^ a. faithful or excellent wife; n. the 
 good or right, as adv. well, right; bravo I 
 
 ^lycR^*^ a. acting well or properly. 
 
 ^T^^Tft^ & '*^^ a. = prec, skilful, clever. 
 
 ^VcR(?r "• compensation, advantage; f. ^T 
 good or proper way of acting. 
 
 ^T"^^*! m. a good man (or woman*). 
 
 T^T^iTfT^ adv. from good people. 
 
 ^T^rTT f., o^ n., o^T^ m. abstr. to ^ETT^. 
 
 ^TV^T adv. straight, directly, regularly, well. 
 
 ^1"^^!^ m. right expression, good renown, 
 
 also =: ^rr^^- 
 
 ^'HiRTf^'!^ a. speaking right or applauding. 
 
 ^TV^TfWT^ a. well drawing (a waggon). 
 
 ^TTUHtI a. beautifully round (arm) or well- 
 conducted; n. good conduct. 
 
 ^l^y^c^J m. cry of good or bravo. 
 
 4JTV^^ a. having a good character; abstr. 
 o^ n. 
 
 ^T\J4J|ef)cf a. well arranged or prepared. 
 
 ^'[^iB( a. to be subdued, mastered, or won; 
 to be (being) contrived or managed; to 
 be accomplished or fulfilled, proved or 
 demonstrated; conquerable, practicable. 
 
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 W[^ 
 
 feasible, curable, attainable, m. pi. a class 
 of deities. — Abstr. OffTf f-, ®^t ". 
 
 ■^TW^*^ a- containing what is to be proved. 
 
 ^lErrW^^'RT & ®^f^T f. a kind of elliptical 
 expression (rh,). 
 
 ^^T adv. = ;^^^T. 
 
 ;gT'%5Rt a. faithfully devoted. 
 
 ;ffT^'^^ n. perplexity, perturbation, fear, 
 
 terror, timidity, shyness. 
 ^"^i^^TV a. good and (or) bad. 
 ^T^^TTT^^f n. a timid beginning. 
 ^T'^T'^T'^ m. the conduct of the good or 
 
 good conduct. 
 ^T'^T^T'?^ a. well-conducted, virtuous. 
 ^T^^ (adj. ~o) ^ T^j^, V. m"^ 
 ^T^^ m. N. of a Rishi. 
 '^T«!»^ a. glad, happy, delighted with ( — <>); 
 
 ® — & n. adv. 
 ^TTf% a. lucrative or victorious. 
 ^T«TT^ "• assistance, help. 
 1^1^ m. n. top, surface, ridge, back. 
 ^J^cfe a. greedy for booty. 
 ^jvfcfiTq a. compassionate; n. adv. 
 ^ig^^ n. favour, help, aid. 
 ^T^sJiT"^ a. compassionate ; n. adv. 
 ^*i;nf & ^•T^T^ (f- tj with attendants or 
 
 followers. 
 ^TlrflXf a. full of repentance. 
 ^T«T'^'5r a. courteous, kind. 
 ^•TITT"^ a. containing alliteration. 
 ^J?f^5^ a. having consequences; continual, 
 
 uninterrupted. 
 '^T«f?T«TT a. poss. to ^T*f; f»- niountain, 
 
 f. °17^ N. of an Apsaras. 
 ^T'l^T'^ a. with a retinue. 
 'BT'fTT'r ^" passionate, enamoured. 
 ^"[•T"^^ a. regretful; n. adv. 
 ^•f'ST'^f^^rfSff a. regretful and dispirited. 
 ^Tcl"C|«T a. warming, warm; m. n. (i cR^) a 
 
 kind of penance. 
 ^7'itTTT'^ a. with the mixed castes. 
 ■^T«ff^"'CI a. having a light in the interior. 
 ^Tnrfl^ a. with an inward laugh; n. adv. 
 ^Tcflf«icR. f. t^ desirous of offspring. 
 ^T^^ n. sgl. & pi. kind or comforting words. 
 ^P^«T n. , oifT f- appeasing by kind words. 
 
 ^rr*<5^^^ a. appeasing, propitiating (speech); 
 n. adv. 
 
 ^T^^^^, o^fTT & °^% appease, pacify, com- 
 fort, conciliate. — "^f^, ^^, & T:if?r = S. 
 
 Wl^ a. thick, dense, violent, intense, soft, 
 bland; crowded with, full of (instr. or 
 
 ^'•5^^^ a. soft to the touch. 
 
 ^TW a. relating to conjunction or combination; 
 
 relating to the evening twilight, vespertine. 
 ^T^TT'si' n. an oblation consisting of sweet 
 
 and sour milk. 
 ^T«TTf%«R a. calling to arms (drum) or=seq. 
 ^T'lT^^ a. able to bear arms. 
 ^tf^n^ n. proximity, presence. 
 ^^^ a. with family or descendants; belong- 
 ing to the same family, related or of kin. 
 ^XJ(^ a. coming from a rival or= ^T"^(3T- 
 ^T^(^«R n. rivalry, esp. among the wives of 
 
 the same man; enmity, hatred i.g. 
 •51^(521 a. sprung from rivalry; born from a 
 
 rival wife. 
 ^^TJ-^JJ^I a. guilty or faulty. 
 ^[l|c(T^ a. reproachful; n. adv. 
 "^if^nji^ n. connection by (offering) the funeral 
 
 cake, consanguinity. 
 ^fq"^ a. having regard or respect for (loc. or 
 
 ace. w. irfTT); requiring, presupposing, 
 
 dependent on ( — o). 
 ^T^ or ^"g n. the number seven. 
 ^TH^^ a. belonging to the seven steps (cf.^^- 
 
 tjf^); true, sincere. 
 ^T'H^^'f a. = prec; n. friendship. 
 ^j-^XT^Xf & o%^"Er (f. t;) extending over seven 
 
 generations. 
 ^1^^ n. fruitfulness, profit, success. 
 ^T^T^ a. distressed, unwell, sick. 
 ^Tf^«RT^ a. loving, affectionate. 
 ^f^^T«T a. with a token of recognition; 
 
 n. adv. 
 ^Tf^"5TT^ a. having or showing a certain 
 
 intention; determined, resolute. 
 ^Tf^lTT'T a. full of pride or arrogance. 
 ^fir^T"^ a. full of desire; eager, greedy 
 
 for (loc, ace. w "JT"RT) o^ — **)• 
 ^1^ a. cloudy. 
 
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 T^Jf n. equality. 
 
 ^JTT^ n. the original debt. 
 
 l^7?7^ or ^J(J m. chanter of the Samaveda. 
 
 9113IT«f m. = prec, n. chant of the S. 
 
 ^imr^ m., o;f|7f n. = prec. n. 
 
 ^^irt" f-j ^^ "• totality, completeness. 
 
 t^^tJ^ adv. concerning the Samans. 
 
 ^HSU^ ™- du. conciliation and force. 
 
 ^TTT'^^f^ "!• the sound of the chanting (of 
 the Samaveda). 
 
 l^l'R'l. n. acquisition, property, wealth. 
 
 2^Ti?«t. °- song, esp. sacred song, a Vedic 
 stanza arranged for chanting; pi. the Sama- 
 veda. 
 
 S^T'?*!^ n. consolation, conciliation, mild 
 speech, kindness, 
 
 ^?^«rT a. being all around, surrounding, 
 neighbouring, m. neighbour, vassal; n. 
 neighbourhood. 
 
 ^T^'ff^Tf^'^ a- dwelling near, neighbouring. 
 
 ^?f^^ a. consisting of Samans. 
 
 tl I M ql^Tfr^lJ ^' relating to conventional or 
 right practice or conduct. 
 
 ^^f^«R a. conventional. 
 
 ^^^ n. adequacy, iitness, sufficient cause 
 for or just claim on (loc. or— o); strength, 
 power, efficacy, ability (infin., dat., loc, 
 or — o); the meaning or function of a 
 word. Abl. o^TTTfl^ according to circum- 
 stances, by reason or on account of ( — o). 
 
 ^T^^^iff^ a. able, capable. 
 
 ^Ji^f^if a. powerless, weak. 
 
 Wlf{^ a. impatient, angry; n. adv. 
 
 ^T^^T^ m. pi. kind words. 
 
 ^rWf^^ a. knowing the Samaveda. 
 
 ^T^f^IT a. skilled in sacred songs. 
 
 ^??^^ m. the Samaveda (cf. 2^T»T^). 
 
 ;^T^^^^ m. N. of a man. 
 
 ^^Tf^oR m. assistant at an assembly, spec- 
 tator. 
 
 ^^TTW a. along with the relatives or ministers. 
 
 ^^T-TTfV^f^^ n. grammatical congruency, 
 coordination. 
 
 ^^^ a. like, similar, common to or with 
 (instr. ±^ or — o); ordinary, vulgar; 
 general, universal, n. equality, congruence. 
 
 right proportion, normal condition, totality, 
 universality. « — , instr., & abl. in general, 
 generally, ^in«?I?^ adv. in common, to- 
 gether; in the manner of, like ( — o). 
 
 ^iTTftrcR, f. t; relating to a compound word; 
 concise, succinct, brief, m. n. a compound 
 word. 
 
 ^rTN" adv. incompletely, prematurely, partly, 
 half. 
 
 ^frrV^T a. relating to fuel and kindling; 
 f. ^ such a verse (r.). 
 
 ^if'?'^ a. with flesh. 
 
 ^T'fi'W a. neighbouring, m. neighbour, n., 
 neighbourhood, nearness (in sp. & t.). 
 
 ^^"^ a. oceanic, marine; m. mariner, sailor, 
 pi. N. of a people; n. sea-salt. 
 
 ^^5^*'' ^^- = P^^^- ^•*); f' °f^«RT a kind 
 
 of leech; n. sea-salt. 
 t(l*lf^cfi a. sea-faring; m. sea-faier. 
 ^T"*!^ n« thriving, success. 
 ^mTT^ '"• transmigration from this world 
 
 into another; pain, distress; war, fight. | 
 ^^Trf^«fi5 f- t; & ^T relating to the other 
 
 world, future; useful in the time of need; 
 
 relating to war, martial. 
 ^TIF<T a. seasonable, fit; existing, present j 
 
 n. adv. now, presently. 
 ^TlT^Tf^cfi a. based on tradition, traditional. 
 ^T^ n^i- N. of a son of Krsna. 
 '^T'^f'^cR "• relation by marriage. 
 ^TTf ^ n. sameness of opinion, agreement. 
 ^T'J^ n. being in front or turned towards; 
 
 inclination or affection for ( — e). 
 ^T^^ n. the cloudy season. 
 ^}TS( n. equality, resemblance or likeness to 
 
 (instr. ± ^^, gen., loc, or — ®); right or 
 
 normal condition ; equanimity, impartiality, 
 
 justice, 
 ^H^TflT f. likeness, equality. 
 1^T^T5?T n. universal sovereignty. 
 2^T^T^ m. universal sovereign. 
 ^•nr n. turning in, going to rest; evening, 
 
 ^^^ adv. in the evening. 
 ^^ofi a. suitable for hurling; m. n. missile, 
 
 arrow. 
 ^T^^icin"^ m. evening, eventide. 
 
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 ^l45iT«n«n 
 
 ^T^Tf^ & *>ofiT^f a. belonging to even- 
 ing, vespertine. 
 ^^T^IJI' m. N. of a celebrated scholar. 
 ^T^Wn^W & ^^niTT^T^ m. the same. 
 ^l«4«a»T, f. t; vespertine. 
 ^l<i^4X^ a. milked in the evening. 
 ^T«|<^1^ m. the milking in the evening. 
 ^^^I[«t n., ^^^^ m. evening-meal, 
 
 supper. 
 ^^TT^fri f- evening-oblation. 
 ^^3TTf!T adv. in the evening and in the 
 
 morning. 
 ^TRTinffl^T'T m. du. morning and evening 
 
 oblation. 
 ^T"^!^ a. painful, troublesome. 
 ^Tmf^ n. (only o^fif) &^rnETT^ m. evening. 
 ^T^olT n. community, intimate union with 
 
 or absorption into (gen., loc, instr., or 
 
 — o). Abstr. oTif-j. f.^ 0(crf n. 
 ^7^ni| a. having weapons, armed. 
 l^TT a. driving away, removing; m. course, 
 
 way (only — *). 
 2^"^ m. n. the interior firm parts of a body; 
 
 firmness, solidity, stiength; property, 
 
 wealth; substance or essence of anything; 
 
 nectar; water. 
 ^■^^ a. coming from a bee; m. bee; n. 
 
 honey. 
 ^"tW or ^TT^, f. ^TTW^ dappled ; relating 
 
 to the dappled antelope, m. a kind of 
 
 antelope, sev. birds, a bee. 
 ^TT^%T^^ f. deer-eyed. 
 ^TT.^T^ f. the same. 
 ^TT;W n- causing to go, dismissing. 
 ^TfW f- small river, channel. 
 ^Xftr^R ^- traveller, merchant. 
 ^TTfT^ adv. according to the value. 
 ^TTfTT f., °t^ n. firmness, solidity; value, 
 
 worth ; highest degree. 
 ^TTf^ in- charioteer; abstr. o-^f n. 
 ^TTf^rf^<ft^ a. accompanied by the chario- 
 
 . teer. 
 IBTT^ "• the office of a charioteer. 
 ^TT^'^i^ a. strong or weak, good or bad; 
 
 abstr. oTfj f.^ o^ n. 
 ^TT^"^ "• jewel, treasure. 
 
 ^T*ll«4^*J^«R s. treasury. 
 
 tll^*[rf a. & n. (being) the best or the chief 
 matter. 
 
 ■^ll^*iii m. dog (son of Sarama) ; f. t^ bitch. 
 
 ^"^^ n. straightness, rectitude, honesty. 
 
 ^ I ^«f tTT f- firmness, hardness, solidity. 
 
 ^TT^^^ a. firm, strong; valuable, precious. 
 
 ^TT'^j f. t^ relating to a pond or lake. m. a 
 cert, aquatic bird (f. ^, a man's name. 
 
 ^T^«f n. girdle. 
 
 ^T^^i f* t^ coming from or relating to 
 Sarasvati; n. eloquence. 
 
 ^TTT^nr "• strongness or weakness , worth 
 and worthlessness. 
 
 ^fx;oR m., "^ f . a kind of crow. 
 
 ^fri a. hastening; following ( — o). 
 
 ^Tfr^iS' °^W, & °^gi ni. names of men. 
 
 ^T^Tjf n. likeness, resemblance. 
 
 ^f^ & ^^TTN'R; a. flaming, burning. 
 
 ^^ a. having a commission or business, 
 having a meaning or signification ; success- 
 ful , important, rich. — m. company of 
 traders, caravan; troop, band, host, multi- 
 tude i.g. 
 
 ^^cR a. useful, advantageous; having a 
 sense or meaning, abstr. OffT f-5 °"^ r>« 
 
 ^T'^^ a. born or reared in a caravan, tame 
 (elephant). 
 
 "^T'SyxifTf m. chief or leader of a caravan. 
 
 ^T^^T^ & °^T^ m- the same. 
 
 ^Tf§«R a. travelling (with a caravan), ac- 
 companying (gen.); merchant, trader. 
 
 m'^ a. wet, moist, damp. 
 
 ^T^ a. with a half; n. m^K adv. together, 
 along with (instr. or — *>). 
 
 ^t5 a. relating to serpents; n. E. of a lunar 
 mansion. 
 
 ■^T"^ a. useful to all. 
 
 ^T^efJTf^off, f. t^ granting all wishes. 
 
 ^7^^T'5I & *>^Tf^^ a. of all times. 
 
 ^^^TcTSR a. applicable to the whole or 
 complete form of the base (g.). 
 
 ^T"^^Tf?ToR a. including all beings. 
 
 ^X^^T^ a. spread or ruling over the whole 
 earth. 
 
 ^T^%Tf«ifSR a. spread all over the world. 
 
^TT^f^ 
 
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 ^ 1 jc^ frpB a. relating to every caste or tribe. 
 
 ^T& a. of equal rank or value. 
 
 mf^ a. = prec, abstr. ©cfT ^• 
 
 t^TTW m. = l^T5r (& f. ^). 
 
 ^m'cfi a. having curled hair. 
 
 44l^«hM*T n. Sala-wood & a face with curled 
 
 hair. 
 ^T^rWefi a. dyed with lac. 
 ^"R^ a. languid, lazy. 
 ^MN^ m. a wolf or some other beast of 
 
 prey. 
 ^%T^ n. the being in the same world with 
 
 (gen., instr. w. '^^, & — o); abstr. OffT f. 
 W[^ m- libation of Soma. 
 ^T^^'^^TST a. with the application. 
 ^T^"^ a. disdainful, contemptuous; n. adv. 
 ^TT^^ a. faulty, defective. 
 ^^VT«T a. attentive, careful, n. adv.; abstr. 
 
 °fTT f. 
 m^f^ a. limited. 
 ^T^^T'T a. contemptible. 
 ^T^^f^ a. composed of parts, abstr. ©^ n. 
 ^^■^^Ilf a. locked up, concealed, secret. 
 ^^^^ a. haughty, arrogant. 
 ^T^^"^ a. having a remainder, unfinished, 
 
 left, remaining; n. remainder, rest. 
 ^T^^^ a. full of self-confidence, resolute; 
 
 n. adv. 
 ^rrf^ a. relating to the pressing of Soma. 
 ^if^"^, f. ^ descended from, belonging or 
 
 consecrated to Savitr; f. o-^ (± ^^) a 
 
 cert, verse to Savitr. 
 ^Tf^^'^TTffTfT & ^f^^TTHc^^^ a = trfTTfT- 
 
 ^Tf^Tt^ (q.v.). 
 t^f^^ a. preparing Soma (—<>). 
 '^T^'T^T adv. with haste or agitation. 
 ^^^ n. neighbourhood. 
 ^'JT^T'l adv. with the expression of desire 
 
 or hope. 
 ^^^ a. afraid, suspicious. 
 ^"^^ a. astonished, wondering, n. adv.; 
 
 wonderful, marvellous. 
 Wl"^ a. tearful, weeping; n. adv. 
 ^T^^T^«r a. with weeping eyes. 
 ^rnrr^ a. made with eight members (bow); 
 
 reverential, n. & otTTfTJ^ adv. (lit, by falling 
 
 down with eight members) reverentially, 
 
 humbly. 
 ^TRrf^ a. victorious, conquering (ace); able 
 
 to bear ( — «). 
 ^^TP^ a. living, alive. 
 ^T^^ a impatient, angry; n. adv. 
 t^TWT f. dewlap. 
 ^T^ a. = ^g. 
 
 ^T^a. powerful; overwhelming, resisting ( — «). 
 ^^«fiT'?^ a. full of egoism, selfish. 
 ^T^^^ n. being or standing together, being 
 
 joined or united with (instr. or — «), 
 
 m^'^m a. = ^f ^. 
 
 ^T^^ a. rash, inconsiderate, m. n. punish- 
 ment, tine; n. violence, rashness, temerity. 
 
 ^Tf^efiTW "• a violent act. 
 
 ^T^'B'cfiTTT^T f. committing rash or violent 
 acts; rashness, temerity.* 
 
 ■JETT^^rcRTf^^ a. acting- violently or inconsid- 
 erately. 
 
 "^Tlt^cR, f. t^ bold, rash, violent. 
 
 ^Tl%T'CI«^T"ftr«l, a. suggesting violent deeds.* 
 
 ^T^^, f. f[& "^T amounting to or consisting 
 of a thousand; n. a thousand. 
 
 ^W^*fi' ^' **f%«fiT containing a thousand; 
 n. a thousand. 
 
 ^T^^W^tT^ a. = prec. adj. 
 
 ^I'^IX^ ''^^'^' ^" ^ thousand ways. 
 
 ^^f^cR a. consisting of a thousand , the 
 thousandth. 
 
 ^T^T"'5T«fi "• assistance, help. 
 
 ^T^^ & °c|| n. the same. 
 
 '^Tf^c??' n- conjunction, association; literary 
 composition, poetry. 
 
 •^rf^t^l^^W ni. mirror of composition, T. of 
 a work. 
 
 ^T^ a. of a day's length or duration. 
 
 Wl"^ n. assistance, help. 
 
 ^T^T^ a. cheerful, merry; n. adv. 
 
 ^^ (— °) called. 
 
 If^ V. 2^T. 
 
 2f^ hurl, only pp. Tff^rT (q-v.). 
 
 f^^ m. lion (f. ^); best or bravest among 
 (— o); king, ruler (o — or — o). Abstr. 
 OffTt f., «tg^t n. 
 
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 f%¥ 
 
 f^f^^ a. lion-necked. 
 
 'ftr^^T'l. ^- ^ lion's hide. 
 
 "ftff fT"5^ m. a kind of fish. 
 
 f^¥^^ a. lion-tusked; m. a kind of arrows. 
 
 "Wf^Tf m. N. of an Asura & a poet. 
 
 f^^%"^ ra. N. of a prince. 
 
 f^fl'TlT fv °1[TT "• palace-gate. 
 
 'ftfl^f^ & ^•TT^ m. a lion's roar, war-cry. 
 
 "ftff^TTWT m. N. of a man. 
 
 "ftf^xn^ n. N. of a town. 
 
 "ftrfXftftcfi a. lion-faced. 
 "ftr^"^*? m- a noble lion, 
 f^'l'^ in. pi. the people of Ceylon; sgl. the 
 
 island itself. 
 'ftf^W^'t, ni- a man's name. 
 f^"|"5TTW & **tll"'3 ni. a lion's whelp, 
 f^f^f^^ a. lion-shaped, strong. 
 "ftr^W^ a. lion-shouldered. 
 f^fT"^ , ^"^ ^e or act like a lion. 
 f^^"Rr«T "• lion-seat i.e. throne. 
 f^ff^T f- N. of a daughter of Daksa & a 
 
 Raksasi. 
 'ftf^ ^ change into a lion; ©W P. 
 t^oRrfT i- sand, gravel, p. o^i^r^. 
 ftoRfa^ & f%^^ a. sandy. 
 1%fW f- sprinkling, effusion. 
 f^f^"^ m. n. boiled rice; n. wax. 
 
 if^^q;, ftrwftr, °^, pp. "ftrw poui- oat, 
 
 sprinkle, scatter (also semen); pour in or 
 upon (loc), besprinkle with (instr.); cast 
 (molten metal), form into (2 ace). C. 
 %^^rf^ sprinkle, water. — "^"if pour in 
 or on (loc). "^f^T pour upon, sprinkle, 
 bathe, consecrate (M. refl.); C. the same. 
 ^Tlfir sprinkle, wet, consecrate. ^"^ pour 
 upon, sprinkle, water; C. also bleed (tr.). 
 "^X pour or fill into, discharge one's self 
 (river), pour off or out. C. pour into or 
 to. "^^T & "^firq^T pour into (loc). 
 ^;FIT & "^f^T^^T pour or shed together. 
 ■^^ pour upon, fill up, overfi^ll. P. over- 
 flow, be puffed up, be haughty or arrogant. 
 ^Xf pour upon, sprinkle, f^ pour down 
 or in; infuse, instil; water, irrigate. C. 
 sprinkle, wet. fif^ & ^JJ pour or shake 
 
 off, remove, llf^ pour around or upon ; 
 
 pour out or into another vessel. C. sprinkle, 
 
 wet. T( pour out or upon ; fill (a vessel) ; 
 
 wet, moisten. P. be wetted or refreshed; 
 
 flow forth. C. pour in. f^ spill, shed. 
 
 ^r?(_ pour together, mingle; sprinkle, 
 
 water. — Cf. ^f^W- 
 2f^^ f. hem of a garment. 
 ffl^iq' m. garment, cloth. 
 ftr^o "ftr^T, f^f^cT V. ftj^^ etc. 
 
 if^ V. ^T & ftr. 
 
 2'ftrfT a. white, bright, clear, pure. 
 ■ftfffcR^wf n. a white lotus flower. 
 ■ftfffcR"^ m. the moon (white-rayed). 
 f^ff^^HEC a- shining white. 
 
 fiFFrm^ m. the light half of a month 
 
 f^rT^cf a. white and yellow. 
 
 f%rf^ftr ni. crystal (white stone). 
 
 'ftrfT^fW'T^ a. of crystal. 
 
 f%?Tfl«T^ a. pure-hearted. 
 
 f%"rITr^ ^' white and red. 
 
 f%fl^*f^ a. white-bearded. 
 
 f^rTT^j m. = f^?!^. 
 
 f'^cfTf!''?'^ n. a white umbrella (emblem of 
 royal dignity). 
 
 "ftrrlTcTtf^TTW n. the same. 
 
 *ftrrfTqT|p ni. a peacock (lit. having white 
 eye-corners).* 
 
 f%rTT^ m. a white cloud; camphor. 
 
 "ftfrTT^T a. clothed in white. 
 
 f^fTTftTfT a. white and black. 
 
 f%f?f^'[. ni- whiteness. 
 
 "nETrlrTT^ a. black, dark, blue (lit. opposite of 
 white), 
 
 ftf^Tf'T^ "• a white lotus flower. 
 
 t%^ a. hit (aim), attained; brought about, 
 accomplished, prepared, ready; settled, 
 established, known, valid; resulting, 
 following; fallen to one's share, one's 
 own; peculiar, particular; . perfected or 
 sanctified; thoroughly skilled in magical 
 arts or endowed M'ith supernatural powers. 
 m. seer, fortune-teller, a great saint or 
 one of the bleessed (a class of semi-divine 
 beings), n. supernatural power, magic art. 
 
firi'%'^ 
 
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 f^^^^ n. the field of the blessed , N. of a 
 place. 
 
 f^ »^q-^ n. the city of the blessed. 
 
 ftl^ftr f. the region of the blessed. 
 
 f^:^^!^ m. magic word, spell. 
 
 fi f v^ ijl^ m. magic agency, charm. 
 
 "ftr^^r^ a. hitting the mark. 
 
 tWT^'TT f- a female Siddha. 
 
 "ftnT^if n. magic unguent. 
 
 f|j^^^ m. a company of saints. 
 
 ifWT^'Jr m. the prophecy of a fortune- 
 teller. 
 
 2f%^f^'5|' m. fortune-teller, prophet. 
 
 t^^T«TT in. established end or truth, dogma, 
 axiom (often o — & — o in titles of books). 
 
 ftl^T^T^ f-, oftTTHfW "^- titles of 
 books. 
 
 "ftf^T^^ a« having attained the desired 
 object; successful, satisfied. 
 
 ftj^j^ a. = prec. or leading to the goal, 
 elfoctive, powerful; m. E. of Buddha. 
 
 'ftrWT^TTf^'l^ a- thinking one's self successful. 
 
 "ftf^T^^T m« the hermitage of the blessed. 
 
 t%f% f. hitting or reaching the aim, attain- 
 ment of an object, performance, accom- 
 plishment, conclusion, result; success, 
 prosperity, welfare; perfection, super- 
 natural power. 
 
 "ftf^^T (f. i;) & °«RTT«fi a- causing success 
 
 or felicity. 
 'Rrf^cRTfT'l a. accomplishing (gen.). 
 ftrf^"^"^ n. the seat of fortune or bliss, N. 
 
 of a place. 
 f%f^^ a. giving success. 
 f^f^^f^'i;^ a. foreseeing success, prophet of 
 
 good tidings. 
 f^f%"?r«ff^ a. having success or possessing 
 
 magical power. 
 
 f%^^ oR accomplish.^^ 
 
 'ftril'^T; m. the lord of magic arts, E. of 
 
 Qiva. 
 "ftrilf & o-g-^ m. the lord of the blessed. 
 f^lTT'^rV n. magic herb, panacea. 
 iftrV^, %^irf7r, °^ drive off, scare away. — 
 
 ^T? & ^^ = S. W C. ■^T%^^fcr cause 
 
 to be arrested, ^ff keep off, prevent. 
 ^ drive aside, f^ drive away, keep off, 
 hinder, prevent, forbid. C. ward off, keep 
 back, interdict, deny. f%^ drive away. 
 If A.M. drive on. nflf drive away, ward 
 off, seek to divert from (abl.); omit, 
 suppress; prevent, forbid, refuse, deny. 
 C. ward off, keep back, refuse, forbid, 
 deny. ^^fTT keep back. — Cf. T?f7Tfqi", 
 f^TTfTffxf^. 
 2fW^, fW^Tf (0%), pp. -ftr^ (q.v.) reach 
 an aim, hit the mark ; succeed, be fulfilled 
 or accomplished; result, follow, be valid, 
 boot, avail; submit to, obey (gen.); 
 reach the highest aim, become perfect or 
 blessed. — "^ff^ succeed, be accomplished 
 or perfected ; acquire, obtain. IT succeed; 
 result, follow, ^f?^ succeed, be accompli- 
 shed; become perfect or blessed, — 
 
 Cf. lif^^, ^fftrw. 
 
 lf%^ a. going straight (to the goal). 
 2"ftr^ a. white-spotted or leprous. 
 f^^UT^ m. n. a kind of leprosy. 
 f^'tJT^ a. leprous. 
 
 f%^ a.= lftrT:jt. 
 
 t%iT n. supply, provision, p. o^iff . 
 
 f%«f^^7^ f. N. of a goddess presiding over 
 
 conception and childbirth. 
 f^^"^^!"^ m. N. of a plant, n. its berry. 
 f%»'^"?^ n. red lead, minium. 
 ftr«g m. f. stream, esp. the Indus, pi. m. the 
 
 land on the Indus & its inhabitants; m. 
 
 also flood, sea, ocean, water i.g., N. of a 
 
 Gandharva etc. 
 f^«^^ a. born on the Indus. 
 f%«^r^^ adv. from the Indus-country. 
 f%i^«1T^ m. the ocean (lit. = seq.). 
 tf^sgxrfTf m. lord of the rivers. 
 lf%«q;iTj7f f. the mother of rivers. 
 2t%iy^rl a. having the sea as mother. 
 
 f^i^oTTi: m.rz-ftr^^TT- 
 
 f%irr f. N. of a river. 
 
 f%iT a. all, every; "ftfJTT adv. everywhere. 
 
 f%1^ m. N. of a man. 
 
 RiMti 411^^5 ®^% prickle, bubble, quiver. 
 
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 ^^RfTf'i; 
 
 ■ftrt^T f« stream, channel; vein, artery. 
 f%'5[J^ a. having many or strong veins. 
 "ftr^ f. shuttle or female weaver. 
 ftrai^ & f%^T#7^T f- names of plants. 
 *ftl^^ m olibanum. 
 f%^^, ^^ftr, °%, pp. W^ (q. V.) sew. — ^rf?! & 
 
 isn sew together. ^^ sew in. Tjf^ sew 
 
 around, wrap in. T( sew up. nfll sew on. 
 
 f^ sew on in different places, ^^pf^ sew 
 
 together. 
 t%XJT^g or o^f^ a. desiring to obtain. 
 "ftrqT^ a. = prec. or = seq. 
 ff^Uij a. desiring to give. 
 f^^^T f* desire of creating. 
 f^^W a- desiring to create. 
 
 T^ffT f. furrovi' ; N. of the daughter of Janaka 
 
 and wife of Rama (said to have sprung 
 
 from a furrow). 
 ^fTT"^^ n. implement of husbandry. 
 I'R^flT'^^nJ- a, sacrifice offered to the furrow. 
 2^frT^'^ a. sacrificing to the furrow. 
 ;g[^\ij m. rum or any similar spirit; fig. = 
 
 nectar, 
 -^"yfTiJT*! n. drinking rum (cf. prec). 
 ^i^ (end.) lays stress upon a prec. pronoun i 
 
 or preposition. 
 ^T[«f^ m. parting of the hair on the head, 
 
 boundary-line, frontier, (also ^^«^T ™- 
 
 p. ocfirTf); vertex, zenith; the scrotum. 
 '^Tlvrfcfi? f. ^fsff^T wearing the hair parted. 
 ^^•tI"^ , ®^f7T mark by a line, part (hair). 
 ^^•rl'i; a. = ^^«ff^irT^ ; f. o^ft a woman. 
 ^^^T^^Snr n- arranging the parting of the 
 
 hair (of pregnant women). 
 ^^f%^ n. boundary-mark. 
 ^TTT f' boundary, limit. 
 ^TTT'^T'T f- ignorance of boundaries. 
 ";^"3RTfW^ n^' boundary- guard, marcher. 
 ^^T«tT ra. boundary, landmark. 
 
 ^^Tf%^ n. = ^?Tf%^. 
 ^IT^T^ & °f%"^T^ ro. dispute about boun- 
 daries. 
 ^TTT^"^ m. tree serving as boundary-mark. 
 ^?Tl^f\;f f. the meeting of two boundaries. 
 
 ;^X! n- ^- plough; m. plough-ox. 
 
 ^"^^7^ a. drawing the plough. 
 
 ^i;;T f- stream. 
 
 ^t^«^ a. ploughing; m. plougher, E. of 
 Balarama. 
 
 ^^^ n. sewing. 
 
 ^^ & ^^fcR n. lead. 
 
 1^' ^Tt?T, ^%, pp- ^H (q.v.) press out^ 
 extract, esp. the Soma. — ^f%f = S. 
 ^f^ press out, prepare or win by extract- 
 ing. "^ & f^ = s. ^m: & ^f*i^m: press 
 
 out together. — Cf. jt^ff. 
 2^ (^) adv. well, indeed (strengthening and 
 
 assevering) ; often « — in adj. , adv. , & 
 
 subst. = sv (opp. "5^). 
 ^^frf f. good help or protection. 
 ^^ m. = -sr^cfi. 
 
 ^«RW> f* 1^ sweet-voiced (lit. -throated). 
 •QoR^T f- a beautiful tale. 
 ^^*BfT f* N. of a woman (beautiful girl). 
 M<^\ a. practicable, easy to be done. 
 l^ojl^*^ n. a good work. 
 2^^^*!^ a. able, capable; m. artist, architect. 
 ^ofi^"^ n. a good wife. 
 ^oR^ a. easy to be done. 
 ^cfif^ m. a good poet. 
 ^ofif^cTT f- good poetry. 
 ^^1«tT a. very handsome, charming. 
 ^cRj^ & ®f^«|^ m. pi. a cert, class of Manes. 
 l^«ftf?f f- good praise, celebration. 
 2?Jcfi^f?f a. praiseworthy, glorious. 
 ^^'^T f. handsome-breasted. 
 ^^^TT^ f. t; delicate; abstr. o^ij f., o^ „. 
 1^^^ n. a good family. 
 2HcR^ a. of good family, well-born. 
 ^opf|^ a. well-doing, righteous, pious; alsa 
 '"'=2g^;i^. 
 l^ETcfift "• a good deed, virtue, (moral) merit ; 
 
 kindness, favour, service. 
 2^c|iff a. well made or done, good, right, fair. 
 l^ofirTcR^*^^ n. a good or meritorious work. 
 2^cBcfeR^«|^ a. doing good works, virtuous. 
 I'J^f^ a. = prec. 2. 
 ^^f?f f. & a. = 1 & 2;g||rf^^. 
 wgif?^*^^ a. acting well, virtuous, clever, wise, 
 
 fortunatCr 
 
l^^rfl 
 
 620 
 
 iff(€r 
 
 n. a good work, well-doing. 
 
 2^eiu2r a. doing one's duty. 
 
 Mj^X f. cleverness or well-doing, virtue. 
 
 WcR^qi^^ a. doing well or right. 
 
 ^flJirT a. well-meaning. 
 
 ^g a. very bright. 
 
 g%^ 0' k) & 5%^!^ a. fair-locked. 
 
 ^%rT^ a. very soft or tender. 
 
 ^-^fT a. able, clever, wise. 
 
 g^^ a. very angry. 
 
 1^5^71^ , o"^^ show one's self wise. 
 
 ^spfl'q'T f- wisdom, judgment. 
 
 ^R-^^ a. ruling well or granting power. 
 
 ^f^fcl f. a good dwelling; shelter, refuge, 
 
 security. 
 IW^"^ n. a good field. 
 2^^"^ a. having or granting good fields 
 
 (dwellings). 
 ^%TT n. good security, time of peace. 
 ^?§ a. easy, pleasant, comfortable, happy; 
 
 n. ease, comfort, pleasure, joy, bliss, as 
 
 adv. = instr. (abl.), & <> — easily, with 
 
 pleasure, willingly, happily. 
 ^^^TW ^- ^^®y ^° ^^ seized or understood. 
 ^^TfT^ a. easy to be killed. 
 ^^^ a. causing happiness or joy. 
 ^?^^:?§ n. pi. weal or woe. 
 "^^^1^^^^ m. friend in weal and woe. 
 ^'^Trfrl^f'^f!! f' prevention or interruption 
 
 of happiness. 
 
 ^^"R(?lf^fIT 1. = prec. 
 l^^T?^^ n^i. abstr. to seq. 
 2^'§"R^^ f. bringing forth happily.* 
 W?^?TT^*T n. auspicious ablution.* 
 ^^ir^, o^rf?r, pp. ^rf?5rT (q.v.) make happy, 
 gladden, delight. 
 
 ^'^f^ (& °^^*) a. gladdening, delighting. 
 W^^J^ ni. a pleasant abode. 
 ^?g"3J"f^rT a. resting pleasantly. 
 ^^irf^ "• ^ pleasant rest; o-jf^^, f. "jf- 
 fx^cJjT inquiring after it.* 
 
 ^^"5[^5rT f- a comfortable couch or rest. 
 ^^"25^^ & ©"SEf^ a. pleasant to hear. 
 ^^^^T^ m. gain of (eternal) bliss. 
 
 ^'^^ & ®f^cT a. feeling at ease ; happy, 
 
 comfortable. 
 ^^^T 03. attachment to pleasure. 
 v?§^j^ a. easily subdued or attained. 
 ^^^"F a. sleeping sweetly. 
 ^^^^'fg f. a sweet sleep. 
 •g^fftr^T f. = prec.; 03^^ m. the question 
 
 how (sweetly) a person has slept* 
 
 ^<i^ a. = g?§^W- 
 
 ^^^5nf a. agreeable to the touch (abstr. 
 
 " OfTTf.*). 
 
 ^^if^ a. wearing beautiful bracelets. 
 
 ^^T^^f^cfi a. bringing happiness. 
 
 ^^T^ , °"^% ^^ at ease or comfortable; be 
 
 pleasant, do good. 
 ^1§T^ m. pleasant thing, pleasure, comfort. 
 "^'iTf§«l^ a. seeking for happiness. 
 ^'IT^TeR a- pleasant-looking. 
 ^(§T^^ a. bringing pleasure, delighting. 
 ^?§f^if a. comfortable sealed. 
 ^^T^^ n. sgl. pleasure and pain. 
 ^f^ff a. joyful, happy. 
 ^f^rfT f., ®(«r n abstr. to seq. 
 wfi§«|;^ a. comfortable, easy, prosperous, 
 
 happy. 
 ^%Tf^r! a. accustomed to ease. 
 ^%T^^ a. having happiness or joy as result; 
 
 promising happiness. 
 ^%T^^ a- = prec. 
 ^%T^ a. easily pronounceable. 
 ^%m^^ a. easily accessible. 
 ^%Ttjf%^ a. = g^T^if. 
 g^lfqrfa. having passed the night (±\^^T^) 
 
 well; having had a pleasant abode. 
 ^nri" a. easily passed; easy to approach or 
 
 attain u. good access or progress. 
 ^^cf a. going or running well; who has 
 
 well fared or has had a good time. m. a 
 
 Buddha or a Buddhistic teacher. 
 "^ifrr f. wi'Ifare, happiness. 
 1^^«IJ m. odour, perfume. 
 2^^fr'ef a. sweet-smelling, odoriferous. 
 ^'if^ or ^^fN[ a. = prec. 
 ^lf^^ & ^^fi^I'i; a. the same. 
 ^T'W^^'f m. n. a kind of fragrant grass. 
 
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 l^^T'f 
 
 ^"Wf^I or ^Tflff^ a. clever with the arm. 
 ^TfiTa-easy of access or approach; accessible, 
 
 plain, intelligible. 
 "^^^^'?;;^ a. very deep. 
 ^^in^ a- easily accessible. 
 1-^1^ m. a fine bull. 
 2^nT^ ^- having fine bulls (or cows). 
 ^r7|cE[ n. possession of good cattle. 
 ^RTfjff m. good progress or condition. 
 ^'FTrf^T f. (instr.) desire of welfare. 
 ^TT"^, f. "1^ a. handsome (-limbed). 
 ;g^T>i a. easily fordable. 
 V7T7^^(ij m. a good householder (Agni). 
 ^Vj^rJ n. a fine song. 
 ^^f?r f. N. of a metre. 
 ^?r a. having fine cows (or bulls), 
 w^imr & ^fW'l. ^' virtuous, excellent. 
 H^^ 11. well hidden or concealed; n. adv. 
 ^^nrfn ^- secret procedure; ace. w. ^T-"WT 
 
 proceed secretly. 
 
 ;j7TFt f bide well. 
 
 ^5^ a. very heavy (guilt). 
 
 ^^^ a. well concealed; n. secretly. 
 
 ;g7[^ a. having a good house. 
 
 ^T^^trf?! I"' a good householder. 
 
 ^iri^rf a. held fast, conceived or learnt well ; 
 applied properly or auspiciously. 
 
 ^^r^t^^TTT^^ a. having an auspicious name.* 
 
 ^%ff*ft f- a dear or good housewife. 
 
 l^'TTiiT TO- a good protector. 
 
 2^in4T a. well protected. 
 
 '^VRf a. progressing well (lit. & fig-)- 
 
 TiTl"^ a. grasped or handled ; easy to be ob- 
 tained. 
 
 ^nfi"^ m-, ^ f - a man's or woman's name 
 
 ^ (mythol.). 
 
 ^^■qqp m. a fine summer. 
 
 ^^vi a. very dense (forest). 
 
 ^^■^^ a. very fearful or terrible. 
 
 ^VJTI'Bf a. sounding loud or well; m. the 
 conch-shell of Nakula. 
 
 ^^ m. easy killing. 
 
 ^^9R a. having beautiful wheels; n. a fine 
 
 wasffon. 
 
 ^^^^ a. seeing well, clear-sighted. 
 
 ■H^^^ a. = prec. or fair-eyed. 
 
 ^^^•T m. a fine sandal tree 
 
 l^^fr^ a. well done; n. good conduct or 
 work, virtue. 
 
 2^^fT^ a. well-conducted, virtuous. 
 
 f^ftrl^fTrT a. = prec. 2. 
 
 ^^1''^ a. very pleasant or beautiful; abstr. 
 " OffT f. 
 
 ^f^Tf a. well-minded. 
 
 ^f^"^ a. manifold, various; distinguished. 
 
 ^f^"^ a. very long (time); o — & n. adv. 
 
 ^%<T«T a. remarkable, distinguished. 
 
 ^%rT^ a. sensible or well-minded. 
 
 ^%g, only instr. ^7(W[ adv. graciously, bene- 
 volently. 
 
 ^r%5f a. well-clothed. 
 
 "^r%^cR m. a fine cloth. 
 
 W^^ a. having tine leaves. 
 I ^^f^^ a. giving good shelter. 
 
 ^^FT^ a. affording good shade; well-shining,, 
 splendid, beautiful. 
 
 ^^TT rn- a good man. 
 
 ^5I«fffT f., ^^ n. kindness, goodness. 
 
 ^^«?(«^ a. = prec. or of noble birth. 
 
 ^ofJJT a. strong-jawed (Agni). 
 
 l^oT?! "1- a great victory, triumph. 
 
 2^5r^ a. easily vanquished. 
 
 ^ET^vI a. having good water. 
 
 ^^TfT or ^ET^Tfif a. well born or made, beauti- 
 ful, good, noble; abstr. °rIrIT f* 
 
 ^^Srrftr a. having many brothers and sisters 
 or relatives. 
 
 ^fWcT n. an easy victory. 
 
 ^f^^ a. having a beautiful voice (lit. 
 tongue). 
 
 ^^T§ a. quite decayed or well digested. 
 
 ^^^ n. impers. (it is) easy to live. 
 
 l^^f^fT n- a happy life. 
 
 2^WtftfT a. living happily, enjoying life. 
 
 \» 
 
 ^^"S a. beloved, welcome, 
 ^^frjj a. burning, hot. 
 ^f^cR & ^tW m. N. of men. 
 ^^ a. well knowing. 
 
 m^7«f n. easy understanding or good knowl- 
 edge. 
 
2^W^ 
 
 2^trT^ a. having good knowledge or easily 
 
 understood. 
 ^^TfTTH or ^r%rfH^ a. shining bright, re- 
 
 splendent. 
 ^ci; pressing out, extracting (—•>). 
 iWfl expressed or extracted; m. the expressed 
 
 Soma juice, a Soma libation. 
 S^ff m., ^T f. son, daughter. 
 l^rfwf a. very thin or slender. 
 2Wci^ a. handsome-limbed; f. (voc. o«T) a fair 
 
 woman. 
 
 ^rlf^ a. melodious. 
 
 ^ ctgf^^ a. heating, warming ; practising great 
 
 penance. 
 ^fcltn a. drinking Soma. 
 ^ff^^ n. drinking or a draught of Soma. 
 ^rT"^ a. very hot, much burnt or tormented. 
 ■^fi'^ a. easily passed or attained. 
 ^ff'^TJJ a. easily crossed (river). 
 ^r^Xl'l adv. in a higher or in the highest 
 
 degree; more, very much. 
 ^frT^fii;^ a. well carrying across (ship). 
 
 ^?f^ n. a cert. hell. 
 
 \« 
 
 ^ffg; a. well made. 
 
 ^f}%T'? a. who has expressed the Soma 
 (sacrifice) or whereat the S. is expressed 
 (sacrifice). 
 
 ^cTT^T^ n. the gift of a daughter. 
 
 ^ffTT a. veiy clear or loud. 
 
 ^fTTf^^l^ a. desirous of a son. 
 
 ^rfT^«rr a, who has (extracted) Soma juice. 
 
 ^f?i«|^ a. having a son (sons). 
 
 ^(ft^^ a. very sharp (lit. & fig.); n. in a 
 high degree, very much. 
 
 ^cl\^ , °'?Tf?f treat as a son. 
 
 l-'ETfi^'sf n. a good road; a very holy bathing- 
 place or any object of high veneration. 
 
 2^cl^W a. easily fordable or accessible. 
 
 ^flcR a. hasty, fleet. 
 
 ^?T^^ a. very noisy. 
 
 V* N» N» 
 
 ^frfcRT! a. busy with the Soma. 
 ^"^^[^ a. very sharp or bright. 
 ^^f^(rT a. well sharpened. 
 ^ff'CW a. delighting in Soma. 
 ^cT'nr & °Tjr a. easily satisfied. 
 
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 ^rSr O'^f^) "• Soma-day. 
 
 4'^Tff a. well protected. 
 
 ^"^T"^ a. = prec. or well protecting. 
 
 ^"^TT^ a. well protecting; m. E. of Indra. 
 
 ^^cfit, a. = prec. a. 
 
 ^fcf«^ a. pressing Soma; m. N. of a man. 
 
 ;J^^f^ a. performing wonderful deeds. 
 
 '^'S^ a. very capable or clever. 
 
 T^^f^Hf a. = prec. or friendly, kind; f. "^T 
 N. of a woman. 
 
 ^^"^ a. granting good gifts. 
 
 l^^«tT m. a good tooth. 
 
 2^^*tT^, f. ^^<ft having good teeth. 
 
 ^^«rT a. = prec. 2. 
 
 ^H"lf a. easily seen or of beautiful aspect, 
 pleasant. 
 
 ^^^^ a. = prec.; m. & f. "^ a man's & 
 woman's name ; m. n. Visnu's disc. 
 
 ^?T a. giving well or much; very munificent. 
 
 ^^T«? n. a rich gift. 
 
 ^^T«! a. flowing or giving richly. 
 
 ^^TTf't^ a. giving liberally; m. (*cloud), a 
 man's- name. 
 
 ^^T"^ n. good wood. 
 
 ^^T"^^ a. very violent or terrible. 
 
 ^^T^'T: a. = ^c[TT1. a. 
 
 ^Tgn"^ a devoutly worshipping; m. N. of a 
 king. 
 
 ^^^ ra. pi. N. of a people. 
 
 ¥f^«T a. clear, bright; n. a clear or aus- 
 picious day; abstr. ^f^«ffIT f-> ®<^ "• 
 
 ^f^^^ a. shining well, very bright. 
 
 ^flrW 11- a fine day. 
 
 ^f^^^ n. = prec. 
 
 ^f^l" a. well polished, sharp (tooth). 
 
 l^^fTT f. abstr. to seq. 
 
 2^^f?i a. shining, resplendent. 
 
 ^ftf^ft & 1^"H a. = prec. a. 
 
 ^^i§ a. very long (t. & sp.). 
 
 ^^:^ a. very painful or difficult; n. adv., 
 
 as subst. great pain. 
 ^^:f?^ff a. much grieved, unhappy. 
 ^^^ a. yielding much (milk) ; f. '^J a good 
 
 milk-cow. 
 ^^TT^T a. very ill-conducted. 
 
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 -^^^ 
 
 '^'SJjy^ a. quite intolerable or inaccessible. 
 
 ■^^i}*T & o^J^q" a. very difficult to be ap- 
 proached or passed. 
 
 ^^^"^ a. very difficult to be conquered. 
 
 ^^^^ a. very difficult to be known or 
 understood. 
 
 ■^r^^lf & o'^IJ' a. difficult to be beheld or 
 observed. 
 
 ^^^^ a. very feeble. 
 
 ^^^f% a. very foolish or stupid. 
 
 ^r5^»T^ a. much afflicted. 
 
 ^^^H a. very difficult to be obtained. 
 
 ^^fc|<^' & o^^ a. very difficult to be under- 
 stood. 
 
 ^5"^"?; a. very difficult to be attained or 
 performed. 
 
 ^^^■^ a. very difficult to be done. 
 
 W^ a. very bad or wicked. 
 
 ^■^^TT a. very difficult to be penetrated or 
 investigated. 
 
 ■^^"^Hm a. very difficult to be approached 
 or attained. 
 
 ^l^T or ^^^TT ^- very difficult to be 
 passed or overcome. 
 
 ^?*^ a. quite intolerable or invincible. 
 
 ^^1^ a. very distant; ©_ & n. adv. 
 
 ^^^ a. very firm or strong; n. adv. 
 
 ^^"3" a. very arrogant. 
 
 ^"^"5^, f. ^"flft a. clear-sighted or fair-eyed. 
 
 ^^^^ a. looking beautiful. 
 
 ^^^ a. easily visible; also=prec. 
 
 ^f^ a. well, easily, or kindly seen. 
 
 1^^*^ m. a true or good god. 
 
 2^^cj a. having true or right gods; m. a 
 
 mans name. 
 
 ?^? n. the host of the good gods. 
 ^^"^T ™. a good place. 
 ^^^ xn. a fine body. 
 
 ^^Tf & ^^^•T a. easy to be milked. 
 
 ^^c|^ a. shining beautifully. 
 
 ^^?^ & ^^T^Sr*!;. a. = prec. 
 
 ^^^W^ a. having great riches or treasures. 
 
 ^^ m. good wood, a strong beam. 
 
 ^f^^ a. well-toothed; °"^l?«f a. having a 
 
 mouth with good teeth. 
 ^\i«T a. very rich. 
 ^\j;;^iT[^ a. wielding a god bow; m. a man's 
 
 name, pi. a cert, mixed tribe. 
 ^\ir^ m. justice, righteousness. 
 ^^^•^ a. practising justice, honest, virtuous. 
 l^^T f. welfare, comfort. 
 2^\JT f- nectar or milk (lit. good drink); 
 
 chalk, rough-cast. 
 ^^TT 'T^- the moon (nectar-rayed). 
 ^^Tcfi"^ m. = prec. 
 ^^T«RTT ^- white-washer. 
 ^mcf a. well cleansed or purified. 
 ^^TH a. well founded or conditioned. 
 "^WT"^^ m. lime- wash. 
 ¥^TO^^, °VT^f^fT & o^Tfl a. white- 
 
 washed. 
 ^mVTTT f'l ^■"RT m« a stream of nectar. 
 ^tfT^fT^i f- T^ consisting of nectar. 
 ^^^fj n. nectar. 
 
 l^^T"^ a flowing largely. 
 
 2^\;fTT ^' sharp-edged or pointed (arrow). 
 
 ^VT'^fr^R m. moon-beam. 
 
 l^WT^ "^- jiiice of nectar, milk. 
 
 2^^TT^ a. tasting like nectar. 
 
 ^^T^ n. rain of nectar, adj. ®fi|i^. 
 
 ^yrT'ftTfl a. white-washed. 
 \» 
 
 ^f^ff a. ='^'^TfT, also well arranged or 
 prepared, settled, established, ready; well- 
 disposed, comfortable, propitious, kind. 
 
 1^^ f. good understanding, intelligence. 
 
 2^\Jt a. wise, clever, sensible, devout, pious. 
 
 ^'fcfl"^ a. very firm or constant. 
 
 ^^iTJ & ^^T ^- carrying the yoke or a 
 burden well (horse). 
 
 ^^cl a. very constant. 
 
 ^Vfif m. N. of a king. 
 
 ^^ite^ (superl.) very courageous. 
 
 ^^Tff a. well cleaned or polished. 
 
 ^•fi^"^ n. a good or auspicious star. 
 
 ^iT«l^ m., "^T f- a man's & woman's name. 
 
 ^«f"?f m. proper conduct, wisdom. 
 
 ^i^^«f a. handsome-eyed. 
 
 ^if^ a. handsome-nosed. 
 
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 t^Tf T^ a. having a good protector. 
 
 ^RTT & ^T'fTfH »• having a beautiful nave 
 
 or centre. 
 ^nifT?T«|[ a. well named; m. a man's name. 
 ^iTT^ & oftRi a. = ^wl^. 
 ^f«Tf^H a. well deposed with (loc.).* 
 ^f^^ a. sleeping sound. 
 W'T^rT'^ adv. very secretly. 
 ^grfif'q'cr a. well restrained or having much 
 
 self-control. 
 ^rf'T'T^ a. very clean. 
 
 ^f^qcT a. very courageous, well-humoured. 
 l^f^"^^ r^' a firm resolution. 
 2^M"^^ a. quite sure or certain; n. adv. 
 ^f'!'^^ a. quite immovable. 
 ^f'ff^fT a. well determined or quite certain 
 
 (pers. & th.). 
 ^f*!"^ a. having beautiful chains or rings. 
 ^f^:fHfT a. well arranged or accomplished, 
 
 ready. 
 ^'^fT a. well conducted; n. good conduct, 
 
 prudence. 
 
 l^^fTf or ^^f?r a. well conducting. 
 
 2^^'^ffi or ^^^'^fTT f. = ^^rr n. 
 
 ^ff^^ a. well conducting or conducted; m. 
 a man's name. 
 
 ^^^Tl^ a. very misty. 
 
 ^^t? m. a good king. 
 
 l^T f. a good ship. 
 
 2^|^T a. having a good ship. 
 
 ^*^ m. N. of an Asura. 
 
 ^^T' f- t beautiful, fair; m. a man's name 
 f. t^ a (fair) woman. 
 
 ^^ff-'Sf a. thinking one's self beautiful. 
 
 ^^ir!^ m. the offerer of a Soma libation 
 a man's name. 
 
 ^mp a. well cooked or matured. 
 
 ^■q^ a. having beautiful wings. 
 
 ^^^ s. good loam or clay. 
 
 ^TTf?T m. a good husband. 
 
 ^T^T^ a. well winged or = seq. 
 
 ^qfl^rT & ofl^^ a. well feathered (arrow), 
 
 ^IT(^ f. a having a good husband or lord. 
 
 Wf\ m. good path (lit. & fig.). 
 
 ^xr^ n. (m.) & ^q^ n. = prec. 
 
 ^f^^, f- ^"'Tq^ a. swift-footed. 
 
 ^^^ n. a good word. 
 
 ^irfr^TnT a. quite exhausted. 
 
 iRTtf^fl a. well examined or investigated. 
 
 gxiuf, f. f;; a. well-winged, m. a cert, large 
 
 bird (eagle, vulture etc., fig. of the sun); 
 
 a cert. myth, bird (often identif. with 
 
 Garuda). 
 ^q^TF a. very spacious or comprehensive. 
 ^if^i^ a. well- knotted (arrow). 
 ^q^TIT a. having many leaves, leafy. 
 ^mfrij" a. beautiful-handed ; skilful, dexterous. 
 ^UT"^ a. easy to be crossed or subdued; 
 
 easily carrying across, helping, furthering. 
 ^TX;^"^ a. having helpful power. 
 ^fT?\JT«f a. well shut up. 
 ^ft"^ a. beautifully decorated. 
 ^ijtrl a. quite yellow. 
 ^j or ^if a. well purifying. 
 l^Xf"^ m. an excellent son. 
 2^Cf'=^ a. having excellent sons. 
 ^Tj^ & ^xrf^fT a. having beautiful flowers. 
 ^^T^fT a. much honoured. 
 ^XffT a. well purified. 
 ^V(X a. easy to be filled. 
 
 ^"JW a. quite full; well filled or decorated 
 
 with (instr.). 
 ^q^T%» loc. early in the morning. 
 ^li^ a. rich in food or refreshments. 
 ^"^^ a. beautifully ornamented, handsome. 
 ^^ a. asleep, insensible, inactive; n. sleep. 
 
 ^H^ n., ojy^j f. = prec. n. 
 
 l^'gTj^ a. having slept before. 
 
 ^■R^^^ a. awake from sleep. 
 
 ^HT^H ^' asleep and awake. 
 
 ^fg f. sleep. 
 
 ^"HTR^fT a. arisen from sleep. 
 
 ^X?^'3[ a. very bright or clear. 
 
 l^PcRnf a. very visible or conspicuous; also 
 
 = seq. 
 2^If^Kf a. very attentive or considerate. 
 ^ITWTf^rf a. well washed. 
 ^Jf^ff^ a. very wise. 
 ^IT'^SI a. well hidden. 
 ^U^&o^^ a. having many or good children. 
 
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 I^'T^ 
 
 ^U^^^c^ & o^f^^ n. abstr. to prec. 
 
 ^K^ a. very wise. 
 
 l^TTWtf?! f« a wise guidance. 
 
 S^ITllftfTT a. wisely guiding. 
 
 ^irf^T^fT a. well grasped or seized. 
 
 ^TrfTf^f^rf a. well honoured or worshipped. 
 
 ^TTf^¥ a. standing firmly or having hand- 
 some feet; f. ^J firm ground or position. 
 
 ^nrfrrfSfT = prec. a. ; well grounded or sit- 
 uated. 
 
 ^■R^cfi a. good-looking, beautiful. 
 
 ^U'fi''^ a. (nom. °rif^) advancing victoriously. 
 
 ^^fS a. = prec. 
 
 l^TT^W "• a good drinking place. 
 
 S^imTW ^' ^^^J ^^^ drinking. 
 
 ^If^f a. good-looking, handsome, beautiful. 
 
 •BlT^TTrT n. a beautiful day-break or morning. 
 
 ^U^^ a. receiving good refreshments. 
 
 ^3T^T^«t a. worthy of much praise. 
 
 ^K^TW a. very clear or bright; also = seq. 
 
 ^3T4l I (£ a. very gracious or kind. 
 
 T^Tm a. easily bringing forth. 
 
 ^jItW a. easily turned in front. 
 
 ^jfm & ®X5I a. easy to be obtained. 
 
 ^HT'^qiTf a. easily accessible. 
 
 ^"Rl"^ a. very zealous or helpful. 
 
 ^ifjl^ a. very dear. 
 
 ^^ff a. well pleased, content with (loc). 
 
 ^^fT a. easily accessible. 
 
 ^g"ii;_ m. N. of a man. 
 
 ^"CR^ or ^TXfi^ a. bearing good fruit. 
 
 ^^«y ('5^'^) ^' tjlosely connected, related; 
 m. a good friend, N. of a poet etc. 
 
 ^r^^ m. N. of a myth, bird etc. 
 
 ^Ef^^ a. very much (many) ; ®'?J^ adv. very 
 often. 
 
 ^T^T^ a. very foolish. 
 
 ^tr^X:^a. handsome-armed; m.N.of a serpent- 
 demon etc. 
 
 ^41^ n. good seed; a. having good seed. 
 
 l^r^f%" f« good understanding, wisdom. 
 
 2gHf^ a. wise, clever. 
 
 ^%TTir & o«I (f. ^) a. easy to be understood. 
 
 ^TWW'^ a. very kind to Brahmans. m. a cert. 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit- English Dictionary. 
 
 priest, f. ^7 a cert, recitation performed 
 by this priest, also the priest himself. 
 
 Itf5|^«l^ ni. a good Brahman. 
 
 ^^T^^nC ^' having good prayers or a good 
 Brahman. 
 
 W^^ a. lucky, well, comfortable; lovely, 
 charming, beautiful ; f. "gjn" a beloved wife. 
 Abstr. ^^cTT f , 0^ n. 
 
 ^♦f^^^ a. thinking one's self happy. 
 
 ^H^ m. a (good) soldier. 
 
 ^TfWfT a. well spoken.* 
 
 ^^T?" a. excellent, beautiful, auspicious, fort- 
 unate; ra. & f. W a man's & woman's 
 name; n. good fortune. 
 
 ^^''^ a. massy, compact, solid, large, abun- 
 dant; easy to be borne or managed. 
 
 ^*J1^ a. wealthy, rich. 
 
 ^r^lf^nr a. spoken or speaking well, elo- 
 quent; n. a fine speech or a good word. 
 
 ^rfi?^ a. having or offering food enough; 
 n. abundance of food, good time. 
 
 WVIM a. handsome-armed. 
 
 F*t a. of good birth or nature, strong, solid, 
 powerful. 
 
 ^Vrf a. succeeded, turned out well; n. = seq. 
 
 ^*Tf?T f. welfare, happiness. 
 
 ^ETMff a. well borne or maintained; heavily 
 
 loaden. 
 ^4HU| a. very vehement; n. adv. very much. 
 I'W^ or ^ptj f. lovely eyebrows. 
 2^?^ or '^^ f. a. lovely-browed. 
 ^TfTT^ a. jocund, merry; n. joy, festival. 
 5?T^^, f. o^^ or ^^^T bringing good 
 
 luck. 
 ^TT^«T n. a good bath.* 
 gitcl[^adv. together, withal ; along with (instr.). 
 l^T|f?I f. benevolence, favour; devotion, 
 
 prayer. 
 2^^f7f a. wise, intelligent; m. & f. (also 
 
 Ofl^) a man's & woman's name. 
 ^TT^"^ a. very sweet or charming; n. adv. 
 ^?n2r & ®iT a. having a beautiful middle or 
 
 Avaist, slender. 
 ^R?til^ a. well-disposed, kind; cheerful, 
 
 glad; f. (only pi.) & n. flower. 
 
 40 
 
^?T^^ 
 
 626 
 
 ^-5!^ , only o^m^ = Pi-ec. a. 
 
 ^H%T^T'?«l. "• ^ garland of flowers.* 
 
 ^^•fT a. easily knowable or well known. 
 
 ;^f7T«?? a. well advised; m. a man's name. 
 
 OTf^fT a. = prec. adj. ; n. impers. 
 
 l^^r^«|^ n. pi. good wishes. 
 
 SH^'^TT. ^- ^"'1 of devotion or good wishes. 
 
 ^T^^tT a. very large or great. 
 
 t'lEI'TW^ ^' excellent. 
 
 ^^fT^W a. containing very large courts or 
 
 halls. 
 ^^^Trf^^ a. very ascetic or devout. 
 HT^"^^^ a. rich in splendour or dignity. 
 ^T^fJT't. ^ °^*T^ a. very magnanimous. 
 ^T^T^^ a. very strong or powerful. 
 ^^^T^f'T in- an excellent sage. 
 ^iTTfl a. having a beautiful mother. 
 ^Tfl'^J a. abounding in arts or stratagems. 
 ^^T^ff n- the beautiful host of the Maruts. 
 l^flTrT a. well measured. 
 
 "Ml 
 
 2?if^fr a. well fixed or founded. 
 
 ^fJT"^ a. good friend; m. & f. ^J a man's 
 
 & woman's name, 
 ^f^rst = prec. a. 
 l^^'I "• a beautiful mouth. 
 2^^^, f. ^ (^T) a. handsome-faced, cheerful, 
 
 friendly, kind ; disposed or willing to ( — <>) ; 
 
 N. of a serpent-demon, an Asura, a king, etc. 
 5^^«fi (^ail'cfi) a. merciful, gracious; n. 
 
 mercy, favour. 
 ^^WfT a. stone-dead.* 
 ^%ifi a. firmly established. 
 ^f%^ a. pithy, strong. 
 ^^^^ a. intelligent, wise. 
 ^^^ m. N. of a mountain. 
 ^^ a. benevolent, gracious; n. grace, favour; 
 
 devotion, prayer, hymn. 
 
 ^1^^^ & ^^liT^^ , only o^^ a. gracious, 
 
 favourable. 
 ^W^ & ^'^T^ a. = prec. a. or devout, pious. 
 ^^T^"^ a. causing favour or satisfaction. 
 ^f^«^ a. gracious, favourable. 
 ^7^ a. deserving favour. 
 '^m m. pi. N. of a people. 
 '^'^^ a. sacrificing well; f. = seq. 
 
 1^^^ m« a good sacrifice. 
 
 2^^^ a. performing or receiving a good 
 sacrifice; m. N. of sev. men. 
 
 ^^fcT a. well restrained. 
 
 ^^^irT a. easily guided. 
 
 g^f^ff a. well bound or restrained; pos- 
 sessing perfect self-control. 
 
 Wsi^ a. = prec. 
 
 ^^^^ a. having good pasturage; n. good 
 pasturage. 
 
 ^^Hr^ a. very famous. 
 
 ^^Tft a* well guiding. 
 
 ^^5f a. well yoked (waggon or horses). 
 
 W^^ n. a good or honest fight. 
 
 ^^T^iT ni. older N. of Duryodhana. 
 
 g^ m., "I^ f. god, goddess. 
 
 ^TX^cRTHeR n. the gods' bow, i.e. the rainbow. 
 
 "5^^^ n. house of the gods; temple. 
 
 ^Tf^rT a. well guarded or protected. 
 
 ^Tf^l. m. a good protector. 
 
 ^l^ipf m. elephant of the gods. 
 
 ^TT'nir ™. sgl. & pi. the host of gods. 
 
 ^'5(;||? m. the orange tree; f. ^J = ^^T- 
 
 ft^ a. gay, merry; n. joy, pleasure. 
 ^T[fi n. great delight, esp. amorous pleasure, 
 
 sexual intercourse. 
 ^Ij^ a. rich in treasures. 
 l^"?^"?? m. a fine chariot. 
 25EnC^ a. having a fine chariot ; m. charioteer, 
 
 a man's name. 
 
 ^Tftl^ ^- god-hater, demon. 
 
 fT>^g^ n. = ^^T^. 
 
 ^T^fff m. lord of the gods (Indra or Qiva). 
 
 ^^qfTT^jtj m, °V^^ "• Indra's bow, the 
 
 rainbow. 
 ^T:^^ , o^srfTf, pp. ^Tf^ff render fragrant, 
 
 perfume. 
 
 ^Tf*r (f- ^ or "Ij sweet-smelling, fragrant, 
 lovely, charming, m. the spring; f. oflT 
 or o^ N. of a myth, cow, cow i.g. ; n. 
 any sweet-smelling substance, perfume. 
 
 ^Kf'^'^T ^^' ^- of a mountain. 
 
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 ^^Tsr 
 
 ^Tf'H'T'^ "1- fragrance. 
 
 ^Tf*J^f«^ & of^*!^ a. sweet-smelling, fra- 
 grant. 
 
 g^fHcT a. = prec. 
 
 f T;f*T^ (corrip. of^nTT) & f Tf^^^^ a. the 
 same. 
 
 ^Tf*i^^ (superl.) most fragrant or lovely. 
 
 ^';(^f^;rf1^ & o^YT*^ m. the season of spring. 
 
 'JT^^^ & '^X^ a- '^^ry charming. 
 ^H'^'^'^fTf & o^tf^ f. a celestial woman, 
 nymph, Apsaras. 
 
 ^l^f^ m. a divine sage. 
 
 ^"^^T^R n^- l-he world of the gods, heaven. 
 
 g^^^ & o^fiTcTT f . = ^T^^fTT. 
 
 ^aTTf^'i" a- having beautiful rays. 
 
 ?iT^^ m. the best of the gods (Indra, Visnu, 
 
 Qiva etc.). 
 ^■?^^ a. well-flavoured, juicy, savoury, sweet, 
 
 lovely ; f. "^T N, of a daughter of Daksa etc. 
 ^"^^^ m. friend of the gods. 
 ^■^Q^'ET m. a company of gods. 
 ^T!^fT^ f- the river of the gods (Ganga). 
 l^^^rf m. the son of a god. 
 
 ^■^T f« spirituous, liquor, wine. 
 
 f TTf IT f. = IT^fil- 
 
 5R"?^T^f^«l^ m. tavern-keeper, distiller (lit. 
 
 living by spirituous liquor). 
 ^TTfrt a- granting good gifts. 
 ^TTV^ a. bestowing or receiving good gifts; 
 
 liberal or wealthy. 
 'Fr^TfV^ m. sovereign of the gods (Indra). 
 B"^!"^^ m. sign of a distiller (liquor-sign). 
 ^■^T"T n^-, ^T f • & 1^ f . spirit-drinker. 
 IHTT^TTW (or trf) a. = prec. m. 
 S^T^T^TW (^^ "T) ^- the drinking of spirit. 
 ^TT^TT^T n. a vessel for spirituous liquor. 
 ^"^TTtI a. drunk in liquor. 
 ^^TTT^ n. drink-money, gratification. 
 
 1^1^ m. = ^Tf^^- 
 
 ^TT^^ *"• abode of the gods , heaven or 
 
 temple. 
 ^TT^ifT a having liquor. 
 
 ^^T^ a. having a good government; m. N. 
 of a country, pi. N. of a people. 
 
 ^TT^^ m. n. an intoxicating decoction. 
 
 ^Tn"^T ™- pl- the gods and the Asuras. 
 
 ^^^^ a. shining beautifully. 
 
 ^^^T f- a subterraneous passage, mine, 
 breach. 
 
 l^T^^ f. splendour, brightness. 
 
 2^Er^^ a. radiant, bright. 
 
 ^^t^"?;^ a. = prec, splendid, beautiful. 
 
 ^T^^ a. handsome-figured, beautiful. Abstr. 
 
 " °fTTt f. 
 
 ^^'qoR(^ a. working beautiful works. 
 
 fl"^^ a. handsome, pretty; f. ^T a beautiful 
 line, N. of a woman. 
 
 ^"^cf^ a. rich in seed, potent. 
 
 ^"^^ m. lord of gods (Indra). 
 
 ^^'5|'&o^'^ m. = prec. (also E. of other gods). 
 
 ^'^TtTT a. the most excellent of the gods 
 I " (Indra). 
 
 ^T"RH a. god-like. 
 
 ¥^T^«l, m. N. of a serpent -demon (fine- 
 haired). 
 
 g^T^ a. very angry. 
 
 l^-^l^W "• a good mark or charateristic. 
 
 2^^^I!|' a. having lucky marks. 
 
 'R'^f^ff ^- well examined or remarked. 
 
 ^^H a. easy to be obtained, frequent, com- 
 mon. Abstr. o^^ n. 
 
 ^^H%m a. easily irascible.* 
 
 ^^*TT^GfiJ^ a. easily gaining entrance into 
 
 g^i^flT a. opp. to g^^. 
 
 g^f^rf a. graceful, pretty; n. adv. 
 ^%-p^»f a. fair-eyed. 
 ^^^ a. having a strong thunderbolt. 
 :^^^il a. handsome-faced; f. "^J a beautiful 
 
 woman, N. of a metre. 
 ^qr^^^ a. full of splendour or vigour, fiery, 
 
 glorious, strong, a man's name. 
 ^^^^ or of%i^ a. =prec. adj. 
 ^Hm a. of a beautiful colour or appearance, 
 
 glittering, golden; belonging to a good 
 
 caste, n.gold, riches; m.(n.) a cert, weight 
 
 of gold. 
 
 40* 
 
^Rlf^Z^ 
 
 62» 
 
 ^^4^Z^ n. a golden bracelet.* 
 ^^iJ^tT & *»^K m. gold-worker, goldsmith. 
 ^^ifcRTTTW n- the foot of a goldsmith. 
 ^^T§%TT wi- a stealer of gold. 
 ^T^f TfT^T f. gold-stealing.* 
 ^^xff^T a. as yellow as gold. 
 ^^T^f^r^ m. N. of a sanctuary. 
 ^^XPTTTI^ (& '*^*) n- jewel-box. 
 ^^Wmim'nT: s. treasury.* 
 ig^I^^^, f. -J^ made of gold, golden. 
 ^^T^^^f^ToRT ^- a kind of jasmine.* 
 ^^xj-i^^fif a. of gold and silver. 
 ^^^"Sr^fif^^RT f- a toy-cart made of gold.* 
 l^T'^^1. n. good armour. 
 2^^^«T^ a. having good armour. 
 1^^"^ m. a good rain. 
 9^^-^ a. raining abundantly. 
 l^^^pif n. a good dwelling. 
 S^^^TT a. well clothed or clothmg. 
 :^^nf m. a fine spring. 
 ^^^ a. well clothed. 
 ^^T^ & ¥^1^^ a. speaking well. 
 ^^«rf a. having well vomited (leech). 
 ^^T^f^ a. well dressed or decorated. 
 ^raif^ij^ f. a woman married or single who 
 lives in her father's house. 
 
 TTHT^ f. N. of a river. 
 
 ^f^^l" a. having a beautiful body. 
 
 wf^"^"!^ a. very wise or = seq. 
 
 ^f^%^ a. easily discernible. 
 
 ^ff^fl a. accessible, passable; proceeding 
 well. n. good progress, welfare, happiness. 
 
 l^FTf^Tt n- good wealth. 
 
 2^gf%Tf a. wealthy. 
 
 ^fqrfjq a. very knowing or cunning.* 
 
 ^f^"^ a. kindly noticing, benevolent, gra- 
 cious; n. grace, favour, kindness. 
 
 ^f^^f^^ a. = prec. a. 
 
 ^rf%f^ff a, well known. 
 
 ^f%^T f- good knowledge. 
 
 ^ft^^ a. knowing, wise. 
 
 ^f^V a. of a good kind. 
 
 ^f^fvr m. a good manner or way. 
 
 ^f%XI^ a. very large or great. 
 
 ^f^^lW a. well divided or proportioned, 
 
 regular. 
 ^f^"?^ a. well grown or fixed (root). 
 wf^^^ a. confident, cheerful, n. adv. 
 l^f^^T "^' gi'eat extent, prolixity. 
 2^f^^T a. very extensive or diffuse, very 
 
 strong or mighty ; n. adv. 
 ^fSff^cI a. well done or arranged; well pro- 
 vided with (instr.). 
 ^rf^flrfTT^TT m. well arranged performance 
 
 (of a play); abstr. Of|T f-* 
 ^•q^"^ a. manly or having many men (heroes). 
 W^^ n. manliness, heroism; abundance of 
 
 men or heroes. 
 l^^fW f- excellent praise or hymn. 
 2^^fW a. well praising or praised. 
 "^W^ m. a beautiful tree. 
 T^^fl^ a. well rolling (waggon). 
 ^"^Tf a. well rounded or well behaved; 
 
 n. impers. well done (w. instr.). 
 ^^f^ f. good conduct. 
 '^^^ a. jocund, merry. 
 ^^^ n-, ^^t^ f- a good rain. 
 1^%^ a. having good knowledge. 
 2^*^^ a. easy to be gained. 
 ^^;^^ a. = prec. 
 ^^if, f. ^'^ desirous, longing. 
 ^%Tf a. sitting at a good loom. 
 ^"^^ m. N. of a mountain. 
 1^'^iEf m. a beautiful dress. 
 2^cflSf a. beautifully dressed. 
 ^%'BffiT^'?^ a. = prec. (lit. dwelling in fine 
 
 clothes).* 
 ^c?i^ a. very clear or manifest; n. adv. 
 ^■^ a. ruling well; religious, pious, virtuous; 
 
 m. & f. "^T a man's & woman's name. 
 ^lir^ & ig^f^»|^ a. well-wishing, blessing. 
 ^1[^ a. well sounding (flute).* 
 ^lif^ or o;r^ adv. accurately, carefully. 
 ^^TW a. affording a good refuge. 
 ^^^i^ a. = prec. ; n. good refuge. 
 ^irf^ a. worthy of praise; f. good praise 
 
 or recitation. 
 ^in'^ a. quite extinguished or appeased, 
 very quiet or placid. 
 
129 
 
 ^¥f^¥ 
 
 Srfiirf^rf a. well learned or taught. 
 
 Wfl^ or 'R'fttiT a. having beautiful cheeks 
 or jaws. 
 
 Brf5lf% a. well growing (in the womb). 
 
 gftlfS f. good aid. 
 
 jftr^ m. a good scholar.* 
 
 ETlf^fT a. very cold. 
 
 5^^fT^ a. = prec.; n. as subst. 
 
 Brifl"^ n. a good character; a. of good cha- 
 racter. 
 
 J'^^f^'rT^ & of^ = prec. a. 
 
 jsjipi^ & ^^^tf% a. shining brightly. 
 
 ET^^ & ^^^^ a. very gracious or kind. 
 
 a'^i^ a. beautifully shining. 
 
 ET^t^^ a. well hearing or much heard of, 
 
 famous, celebrated. 
 ET'ift & ^^«l» a. splendid, beautiful. 
 Ef^r^ a. hearing well or = seq. a. 
 ET^ff a. well heard or much heard of i.e. 
 
 very famous or celebrated; m. N. of an 
 
 ancient medical author. 
 rf"^f?T f- a good hearing (ear). 
 ET^TftF, f- "1^ having beautiful hips. 
 Ef^fig a. willingly hearing. 
 a"^^!!!' a. very smooth. 
 if^E a. close, tight; exactly fitting, well 
 
 tallying. 
 rf%ToR a. well sounding or of good renown, 
 
 celebrated. 
 5r%T^ n. a well sounding speech. 
 i"qfra a. good friend. 
 ^■qTlf & ^^TISpfT a. easy to be obtained. 
 Br"^f^ a. easy, comfortable (to sit in or ride 
 
 on). 
 L^'^T a. beautiful, splendid; f. "^ beauty. 
 l^^Jf n. a good year. 
 Efq^ a. easy to be mastered or won. 
 J'q'j a. easily obtaining or procuring. 
 ET^TTf^ '^* ^ good charioteer. 
 BTfcfi^ a. hollow; n. hole, cavity. 
 if^Tffl fv ^'W "• abstr. to prec. adj. 
 EfT^fTT a. well extracted or prepared (Soma). 
 ^Xff?T f. good birth or procreation. 
 ^^J^ a. fast asleep ; n. = seq. f. 
 ^■qf^" f. deep sleep, o^c^adv. as in deep sleep. 
 
 ^TJt^T f" desire to sleep, sleepiness. 
 
 ^■jq^ a. wishing to sleep, sleepy. 
 
 ^gri^t (^) a. very gracious or favourable; 
 
 f. ^SfJ a cert, artery on the neck. 
 V^^ a. very exciting or well extracted. 
 2^"^ f. easily bringing forth (children). 
 ^im f. = prec. 
 ^^TJf a. having a good missile; m. N. of a 
 
 Gandharva etc., f. "^T N. of a princess. 
 ^■qr^ m-j Wl f- a cert. Soma-vessel ; f. also 
 
 N. of a river. 
 
 '^S & ??^ ^' ^^g^b^ praised. 
 ^^f?f f. right or high praise. 
 
 ^^^s ^' shrilling, shouting. 
 
 ^^ adv. well, all right, very much, indeed. 
 
 ^^^^ (^^^f?r, °%) run, flow. 
 
 ^fc^ a. pressing or offering Soma. 
 
 ^^^nr a. well restrained or governed; having 
 
 self-control. 
 ^^"^sq" a. holding fast; much excited or 
 
 enraged. 
 •^^f^r^ a. much agitated. 
 ^^Ttcl a. well dressed or armed; richly 
 
 furnished with (— ®). 
 ;^^qffT a. well covered or dressed; well 
 
 hidden or secret; well surrounded by or 
 
 furnished with (instr.). 
 ^^ftr^ ^' well sharpened, very sharp (lit. 
 " & fig.). 
 ^^W?r a. well arranged or prepared; well 
 
 perfected or completed. 
 ^^^cT a. well joined or knit, compact, solid, 
 
 firm. 
 ^^'FffT f- a woman's name. 
 ^^T^^tT a. well kept or restrained. 
 ^^fcafrf a. well made or prepared, hospitably 
 
 received, highly honoured. 
 ^^^ a. resolute, courageous. 
 ^^^^, f. "1^ very like or similar. 
 ^^iff^ a. pleasant to look at. 
 ^^^Tf^fl a. well loaden (waggon); well 
 
 arranged or decorated; very fit or suitable, 
 
 very intent, entirely concentrated upon 
 
 one thing. 
 ^^ftn" a. well kindled or lighted. 
 
ir^nftfffT 
 
 630 
 
 ^^jiYflffa. very much wished for, welcome.* 
 
 ^^^Rl" a- thoroughly perfect; very copious 
 or abundant; very rich or wealthy. 
 
 ;g^i:f^ a. well thriven, richly furnished, (high 
 grown*). 
 
 ^^f^¥ a* wholly crushed. 
 
 ^^'^•rl a. wholly confounded. 
 
 ¥^^ f. N. of a river. 
 
 ^^T^ a. entirely complete. 
 
 ^^f^"^ & °^«fT a. having good assistants. 
 
 ^^^ n. a good evening. 
 
 ^f^ff a. entirely white, snow-white. 
 
 ¥ftr^^ a. thoroughly successful or satisfied, 
 
 ^^^ a. having the hair well parted or divi- 
 ded, fair-haired (woman). 
 
 ^^^ a. very pleasant or comfortable; n. adv. 
 
 ^gf?§«^ a. very happy or comfortable. 
 
 ^^^ f. a good or faithful wife. 
 
 ^^ a. being well or comfortable. 
 
 ^^«R^ a. quite well or comfortable.* 
 
 ^f^^ a. well-established ; also = ^^. 
 
 ^f^f?f f- a beautiful place. 
 
 ^f^T a. well-established, firm, constant. 
 
 ^f^jq a. very lovely or tender. 
 
 ^^'?; a. sounding well or loud; n. adv. 
 
 ^^TTff n. a hearty welcome. 
 
 ^^1^ a. well -tasted, sweet; ©cfT^ a. con- 
 taining sweet water. 
 
 ^^•T a. easy to be beaten or killed. 
 
 ^^ a. well invoked or invoking; n. good 
 invocation. 
 
 ^W^ a. fit for a good invocation. 
 
 ^f^ a. having beautiful or skilful hands. 
 
 ^^^ a. clever with the hands. 
 
 ^ff rT a. very fit, agreeable, or useful, wholly 
 
 satisfied or satiated. 
 ^Wf\ a. rightly sacrificed or adored; n. right 
 
 sacrifice. 
 ^l^'f m- a friend or friends. 
 ^ItTT f-, °T^ n. friendship. 
 ^f^ m. f. friendly, friend; m. also ally. 
 ^1^ a. good-hearted; superl. ©Tf^f. 
 ^^^ m. slaying a friend. 
 
 %'^T^ & ^^^? ^' ^ S^^^^ sacrificer. 
 ^^"^"^ m. a man's name. 
 
 ^^ m. pi. N. of a people. 
 
 m , ^' ^TfTT, f^fTT, o% (^^%, of?l), pp^ 
 ^fi & ^^ (q-'^'O generate, beget, bring 
 forth, enliven, impel, set in motion. — 
 -^Xf sent or drive away, "^f^ consecrate 
 for (ace), endow with (instr.). "^j hurt 
 upon (dat.), send, bestow, procure, fi?^ 
 & XJ"^T drive away, remove. If bring forth,, 
 produce, impel, set in motion, cause, bid, 
 ^XT & ^PF^ heget, bring forth, produce. — 
 
 Cf. li^ff. 
 
 2^ m. f. begetter, father or mother; a. — o- 
 begetting, producing. 
 
 ^ciri^ ra. hog, pig (Su-maker); f. ©-^ sow. 
 
 ^"^ a. well spoken or recited; n. good reci- 
 tation (also ^W)» Vedic hymn. 
 
 ^"^T^TeR m. the recitation of a verse or hymn. 
 
 •^W^TT^ or ^"31^7^ a. reciting a verse or 
 hymn. 
 
 ^f^ f. a good speech or word. 
 
 ^^ a. fine, small, minute, subtile, intangible, 
 inconceivable, atomic; abstr. Offf f., ©^ n, 
 
 ¥^^ftf rfX f. abstr. to seq. 
 
 "^■^^ftf*!^ a. sharp-sighted, sagacious. 
 
 ■^"^^fS f- sharp sight, penetration. 
 
 ^"^m^ a. having little feet; abstr. o:^ n. 
 
 ^■^Wfl n- subtile element (ph.). 
 
 ^"^Wf^T & *'^«tT a. sagacious. 
 
 ^^f%'Bf^ m. subtile object (ph.). 
 
 ^"^^TtT n- the subtile body (ph.). 
 
 ^^^, f. ^fq"o|iT indicating, betraying (gcii. 
 or — o); m. informer, denouncer, N. of a 
 man. 
 
 M^^ (f. \) n. (& f. "^X) indicating, announc- 
 ing, manifesting. 
 
 ^^<^^ a. to be indicated. 
 
 ^^^^^5 ©"'SrfTT, pp. ^f^cT indicate, show, mani- 
 fest, betray. - ^^, ^T, ^9R, % & ^^ 
 = S. 
 
 ^^f^fl^ a. to be found out. 
 
 ^f^ or ^^ f. needle, sting, any pointed 
 
 object i.g. , pointer i e. index (in books); 
 
 a kind of military array. 
 ^f^^^ & ^^i^^ a. very thick or dense 
 
 (lit. to be pierced with a needle). 
 
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 ^f^ii;^ m. informer, denouncer. 
 ^^«R tn. a stinging insect. 
 1%^^?§ n. point of a needle. 
 2^^^^, f. t^ needle-mouthed, pointed; m. 
 a kind of insect or bird. 
 
 ^W^ ^^^* '^^^y loud. 
 ^^ a. to be indicated. 
 ^^^ n. point of a needle. 
 ^ff m. charioteer, a kind of herald or bard; 
 abstr. o^j f.^ o^ n. 
 
 ^ricp n. bird, production; impurity from 
 
 birth etc. — m. n. quicksilver ; f. ^fT^eR a 
 
 woman recently delivered. 
 ^rl«RTW ^ °WT^ "• food from any impure 
 
 person (cf. prec). 
 ¥r!^, Ocf«f^, & otI"^m. the son of a charioteer, 
 
 E. of Karna. 
 mfH f. pressing out the Soma or the place 
 
 for it. 
 2^f?T f. birth, production, origin, offspring, 
 
 progeny. 
 ^f<T«RT^ n« food from a woman recently 
 
 delivered. 
 ^ff f. gestation, pregnancy. 
 ^"^ n. thread, cord, esp. the sacred cord 
 
 worn by the first three classes; string, 
 
 wire; line, brief rule or a book of such 
 
 rules. 
 ^"^cRH m. the author of a Sutra work. 
 
 Cv <s 
 
 ■Ff^eRTT ^ ^'^<{ Dfi. the same. 
 
 ^^\nT ^- thread-holder, carpenter or stage- 
 
 manager, director (f. o^). 
 ^^^^ ni. :3 prec. (d.). 
 ^'=q^ , o^f?!, pp.^f^?f put together, arrange, 
 
 make into a Sutra. — "^T '^ ^TJT bring 
 
 about, perform, compose, f^ drive away, 
 
 remove. 
 
 ^"^T^ni, na- the thread-soul (ph.). 
 
 ^f^«^ a. furnished with strings; m. stage- 
 manager, director. 
 
 ^^ f. genitals (of the cow). 
 
 ^^, ^^^frr, °% lead straight on, keep a- 
 going; put in order, arrange, bring about; 
 finish, kill, destroy. — 15jf*r, f%, ftf^, 
 & ;^fif finish, kill, destroy. 
 
 ^^ m. receptacle of water, well; mud of a 
 dried pool; a kind of soup; cook, abstr. 
 OffTt t'., o^f n. 
 
 ^S'oRlfii;^ n. the art of cooking. 
 I ^^iT, f. "^T & f[ leading well, putting in 
 ' order; finishing, destroying (n. as subst.). 
 
 ^"^t^g & ^f^*^ a. streaming, flowing over. 
 
 ^^'SIT^T f. kitchen. 
 
 ^^ a, belonging to a pool. 
 
 ^if n. flower; f. "^f a kind of plaited basket 
 
 c>-. 
 
 or dish; slaughter -bench or house, but- 
 chery; the killing of a living creature. 
 
 ^•fX!? f* t^ beautiful, pleasant," charming, 
 joyous. 
 
 ^•n^9jr^^"^«rT m. pi. butchers, oilmanu- 
 facturers, and distillers (or venders) of 
 spirituous liquors. 
 
 ^•n^"^ m- the guilt of killing animals. 
 
 ^«TT"'7fT'^T ^' flying round a butchery 
 (vulture).* 
 
 ^«f7^ a. kept in slaughter-house (meat). 
 
 ^f^cjj & ^f^«T m. butcher, flesh-seller. 
 
 ^•T m. son, offspring; p. H'g^wrT^. 
 
 ^•tff a. joyous, friendly, kind; hearty i.e. 
 true (speech). — f. "^J joy, mirth, jubi- 
 lation ; friendliness, heartiness, truth (opp. 
 ^^rl). 
 
 K^'^mr^^), f. °^Tt joyous. 
 
 ^•tfl'R^TT a. = prec. 
 
 ^Xf m. soup, broth. 
 
 ^tfefi?^ m. a cook (soup-maker). 
 
 ^"QcRTT <^ "cRcl^ ^' the same. 
 
 ^xj^i;^, o^^l^, & '^^TT ^' easily accessible. 
 
 ^XI"?^^ m. the taste of soup. 
 
 ^tj'^^«T a. easily tottered to. 
 
 ^tn"^ m. a good means or expedient. 
 
 ^tiT^j^ a. easily accessible. 
 
 ^^cf a. well fed. 
 
 ^'^^'^ a. & n. =^^^^. 
 
 ^^^t%'t. ^ ®^ ^' having & wishing for good 
 
 pasturage. 
 ^"^ m. the sun. 
 
 ^T^'^^ a. radiant as the sun. 
 ^T^ff m. the planet Saturn (son of the 
 
 sun).* 
 
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 ^f^ m. impeller, inciter; sacrifice - master 
 
 °^(= '^mW{^ q-v.); chief, lord i.g.; a great 
 
 scholar or sage. 
 
 ^^ , ^'^fTf heed, care for (ace. or gen.). 
 
 ;Br^ a. to be heeded or cared for. 
 ©». 
 ^ a. trodden. 
 
 ^f^ or '^'^ff» channel (for water); a tubular 
 
 vessel serving as a candle-stick. 
 ^^^ a. being in tubes or channels. 
 ^?J m. the sun or its deity ; f. ^^T the Sun 
 
 personified as a female, a cert, hymn of 
 
 the Rigveda. 
 ^^J«RT ^' ^ sun-beam. 
 ^^oRT«tT m- the sun-stone (lit. -beloved, a 
 
 fabulous gem, cf. ^"j^qjiirT)- 
 H^^ & °fT*RT Ki* the planet Saturn (son of 
 
 the sun). 
 ^^#rf(=T^ a. = seq. 2. 
 1^^^^^ n. the heat of the sun. 
 2^^T^^^ a. radiant or hot as the sun. 
 ^^^^ & °^^W a. vi^hose skin or external 
 
 appearance is as bright as the sun. 
 ^^^T^ m. sun-beam. 
 ^^M-^ m. E. of the Acvins, Yama, & the 
 
 planet Saturn (cf. ^^11); f. ^ E. of the 
 
 Yamuna. 
 ^^3?^ a. bright as the sun. 
 ^x^f%?^ & o?nj^^ n. the orb of the sun. 
 l^^TTTJT m. a ray of the sun. 
 2^^TfT?T a. sun-raved. 
 
 ^*<qu| m- the solar race (of kings); o^lJa. be- 
 longing to it. 
 
 ^^^«fT^ a. sunny, solar. 
 
 ^'5^^^^ a. radiant or glorious as the sun. 
 
 t%^^lj a. sun-coloured. 
 
 ^^7"^ m. Sunday. 
 
 ^^^?| a. sun-like. 
 
 ^^ftnT^rf m. T. of an astronomical work. 
 
 "^^I'^'J^'t^ Ki- du. sun and moon. 
 
 ^^IHM na. the heat of the sun. 
 
 ^^^TT^ m. du. sun and moon. 
 
 ^^T^ m. sunset. 
 
 ^^TT^ a. brought by the (setting) sun; ra. 
 (=*= ^rRrf^) an evening guest. 
 
 "R'^T?^ m., o«f n. sunrise. 
 
 ^^"^^^ f. a bringing forth (children). 
 
 ^, f^^, ^rrf^, *»%, pp. ^ff (— *> act. & 
 
 pass.), &ir^ (q-v-) run, glide, flow, hasten, 
 speed (w. '^T^?t & "^Tftf*^ run a race) ; 
 go to, pass over (ace). C. ^TT^f^ cause 
 to run orflow,(iiquify, melt*), set in motion ; 
 M. ^t^ begin to flow. D. f%^^frT 
 wish to run. I. ^'<^iifS run hither and 
 thithei. — "^^ flow or run towards, go 
 along or after, follow, conform one's self 
 to (ace). C. bid follow, pursue, "^tf glide 
 down from (abl.); roll back ("q'gic^, 
 waggon); go off, cease, pass away. C. 
 remove, take off or out. ^Xf go asunder, 
 withdraw, "^rf^ flow upon (ace). ^f*T 
 run or flow near, approach (as friend or 
 foe); visit (esp. of lovers). C. lead to, 
 bring together with (ace); M. (follow," 
 persecute*), give an appointment or make 
 a love-visit. ^TT^ descend; withdraw 
 from (abl.); (C. put to flight*). "^J run 
 near, come; attack (ace). ^^ run away. 
 C. drive away or asunder, cast off, remove, 
 dismiss, give up. ^T^ go off; C. drive 
 away. ^TTO'send away, dismiss. ^XJcome ' 
 near, approach, visit (cf. ^^rf*?); resort to 
 (ace), t^^ flow out, come forth, appear. 
 C. turn out, expel, remove, "^firf^^ & ^ 
 f^fit^ = prec. tj"^ run away, xrf?^ flow * 
 or run aronnd, circumambulate (ace), 
 spread everywhere. "Jf go forth, spread, 
 appear, begin (also P.), set out, go to- 
 wards (ace), pass away. C. stretch forth 
 or out, expose, divulge. f^TT extend farther. 
 ^EnrC. stretch out, draw asunder. If f?! rush 
 against (ace); go back, return. C. bring 
 back, remove, replace, f^ run asunder, 
 spread (M. w. cf^?^ open or unveil itself); 
 part with (instr.) ; come from (abl. or 
 7m) i rush against (ace). C. send forth. 
 lrf% rush forth; run away, escape. ^J^ 
 flow together, go about, roam, wander 
 (esp. from one existence to another). 
 C. cause to wander or to be return bring 
 together, introduce, fix in (loe); put off, 
 
633 
 
 T^ 
 
 defer. "g;rfi{^^ stream together. — Cf. 
 ^gfff, ^gfoET, ^f^^rT, irf^f ff (add.), 
 
 ^e|| m. missile, lance. 
 
 ^^•fr^, ^^Tf%K' ^^r^'rr^, & ^^Tf^'i: 
 
 poss. to prec. 
 
 ^^^^ a. holding a lance in the hand. 
 
 ^lf\ & ^Hi't. m. n- the corner of the mouth. 
 
 ^flT n., ^flpl^ f. the same. 
 
 ^^•fr , ^^f^& ^^h^«a^ a. = ^cR^ifT^ etc. 
 
 Wll'l^ m., o;^ & of%cRT f. jackal. 
 
 ^^T f' way, path. 
 
 iW^, g^fk, o%, ^^f?f, pp. Wk (q.v.) let 
 loose, hurl, throw, pour out, emit, send 
 forth; create, produce, beget, make; pro- 
 cure, bestow; use, employ. C. ^5!^f?T» 
 o%. D. "ftr^^fTT, 0% wish to let loose, 
 M.(A.) wish to create. — '^STfTT hurl off, 
 
 5" let loose, give up, dismiss, give leave 
 (ace); deliver, free from (2 ace); yield, 
 grant, bestow; M. create beyond or as 
 something higher, "^wf let loose, dismiss, 
 pour out; deliver, grant, bestow; create 
 after(acc.). "^STftadd to, mingle with (loc). 
 "^fir hurl upon (ace), let loose, give free, 
 deliver, abandon, promise, grant, bestow. 
 "^^ shoot off, pour out, let flow, give up 
 (3nWr«l,)5 deliver over, grant, bsstow; 
 send away, dismiss (M. abdicate); remit, 
 pardon ; place in, fix on (loc). '^^^T^ dis- 
 miss, send forth to (ace), let loose, let 
 go (the reins), '^m^ shoot off, admit 
 (esp. the calf to the cow), give over to 
 (ace). cSC^ hurl upon (gen.), set down, 
 send away, dismiss; hang or fix on (loe). 
 ^fTT^ hurl upon (loe), let loose, let go, 
 abandon, omit. "^T shoot hither, pour in 
 or out, admit (esp. to copulation). ^r?fX 
 hang, fasten to (loe), entrust to (loe). 
 ^^ cast, hurl, pour out, shed, take off, 
 lay down, depose, place in (loe); stretch 
 out, expand, open, set free, send forth, 
 dismiss, give up; relinquish, abandon, 
 despise, repudiate, renounce, resign ; omit, 
 pass over; entrust, commit; produce, j 
 create. ^^W^hurl, send forth, utter, throw | 
 
 down, cast away, take off; dismiss, set 
 free, let go, relinquish, abandon, expose; 
 deliver up, hand over, xjll hurl, cast, 
 let flow, pour upon; send or bring to 
 (ace or dat.) ; admit, add, augment; 
 affect or visit with (instr.), vex, plague. 
 fiT^ pour out, let flow, set free, dismiss, 
 deliver from (abl.), separate, remove. U let 
 run or flow, open, set free, indulge, give 
 up, resign, quit, abandon. Iffrlhurl against 
 (lit. & fig.), send back, f^ throw, shoot, 
 hurl (lit. & fig-) 5 pour out, send forth, 
 dismiss, emit, utter; let loose, set free, 
 deliver from (abl.); cast away, relinquish, 
 abandon; despise, repudiate, renounce, 
 resign, M. cease from (abl.) ; yield, grant, 
 bestow; create, produce. C. hurl, send 
 forth, emit, utter, set free, leave alone, 
 spare avoid, shuD ; abandon, expose; yield, 
 grant, bestow, hand over (loe); create, 
 produce, '^f^, ^^rf^Tftr, & lTf?lf% shoot 
 at (ace), ^J^ shoot or throw with (instr.); 
 bring together, mix, unite (M.P. refl.); 
 endow or furnish with (instr.); create. — 
 Cf. ^X(WS, fif^^, ^W2. 
 
 2^51 ( — o) letting loose, emitting, hurling, 
 casting; creating, producing. 
 
 ^^^ m. a kind of bird. 
 
 ^^^ m. a man's name. 
 
 ^flJI" ra. an elephant- driver's hook; f. ^I!J^ 
 or ^lij^ sickle, poss. ^T^f. 
 
 ^f^ running, hastening ( — <>), 
 
 ^fT a. & n. running. 
 
 ^f?f f. road, path, way, course, wandering 
 (esp. of the soul). 
 
 t^W ^- running, flowing. 
 
 ^c^^, f. ^^Tt running, hastening. 
 
 ^^, #^fH, *%, pp. f TT (q.v.) creep, crawl, 
 "^ glide. C. ^q^rfir&D.ftr^l^fffonly— o; 
 I- ^"^Htg^ creep to and fro. — "^ff^ glide 
 along or over (ace), "^f^ & ^TTfV glide 
 over (ace). '^•T glide after or along, ap- 
 proach (ace), ^^fg approach, "^"q & cfm 
 move off, recede, "^f*! steal upon (ace). 
 "^^ glide down (of the setting sun); steal 
 
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 upon, cover gradually (ace). *^^^ glide 
 after. ^tJT^, Vi^, ^^ T^^ approach 
 gently. pSJ^ creep into (ace). "^T creep 
 near. "^^T^T creep forth. ^^ creep out 
 or up, rise (lit. & fig.); move gently on. 
 D. wish to rise. "^1^ & ^^ creep forth. 
 '^J\'^ arise, appear, begin. ^If go gently 
 to, steal upon, creep or fall into (ace); 
 move on, come near, approach (also 
 sexually), ^^tj approach. fi^^&t^f'T^ 
 creep out. "qfX go round, roam through. 
 H creep near or into, steal upon (ace), 
 move on, break forth, spread, proceed. 
 irfTf creep back or into, f^ move about 
 or along (ace); move asunder, dispense, 
 spread, expand, ^f?^ creep along or into 
 (ace); move onward, approach, "^ijitl*!, 
 creep after, "^tj^f^ creep near, steal 
 upon (ace). 
 
 ^7T a- crept out of (abl.) or into (loe); *n. 
 the spot where some one has crept. 
 
 ^it a. slippery, fatty, smooth. 
 
 ^f^*^ m. N. of a demon. 
 
 ^Jf m. N. of an Asura. 
 
 ^^7^ m. a kind of animal. 
 
 ^^ a. let loose, hurled, cast, creatod, pro- 
 duced; joined or connected with ( — o); 
 covered with, full of (instr.), resolute on 
 (loe or dat ). 
 
 ^fg f. letting loose, emission, creation (abstr. 
 & concr.), production; nature, character; 
 spending, liberality. 
 
 ^fB«Rc^ !"• creator. 
 
 %cR m. sprinkling, watering, out -pouring, 
 (effusion, gush. 
 
 ^"^ m. who sprinkles or impregnates. 
 
 %^if a. & n. pouring out, sprinkling. 
 
 %'«(<1VJi m. watering pot. 
 
 %g a. binding, fettering; m. band, fetter; 
 dam, weir, bridge, boundary, barrier, limit. 
 
 %g^5^ m. the building of a dam or bridge, 
 T. of a poem in Prakrit. 
 
 ^rt m. who binds or fetters. 
 
 %f^ f. weariness, dejectedness. 
 
 t^\i| a. driving, scaring. 
 
 %V1 f- hedge-hog, porcupine. 
 
 %ilf^(^ a. defeating armies; m. N. of a son 
 
 of Krsna etc. 
 l^«n f« missile, weapon. 
 2t%iIT f« line of battle, army. 
 %*f|^ n. the front of an army. 
 %«!T1^ n. a component part of an army. 
 %,^7'^i:, o^^, or o^^f^^ m. soldier. 
 %«T7^ a. swift as an arrow. 
 %«!7«ft ™- leader or chief of an army. 
 %«TmffT ni. chief of an army, general. 
 
 %«!1Tr^ n. the front of an army. 
 
 %»n^T^ m. leader of an army. 
 
 ^«^ a. along with Indra. 
 
 %«^^ixr a. with a rainbow. 
 
 %r^"^ a. having (with) the organs of sense. 
 
 ^t^ a. caused by a weapon (death); m. 
 spearman, warrior. 
 
 5^ a. jealous, (uivious. 
 
 ^^Tf m. robber, waylayer. 
 
 %^^, "^^^ (of^), pp. %f^ff stay by (ace. or 
 loe), inhabit, frequent, visit; serve, revere, 
 worship; attend upon, devote one's self 
 to (ace); practise, use, employ, enjoy 
 (also sexually). C. ^'^'^f?! serve, wor- 
 ship. — "^"if stay or dwell in; M'ait on, 
 reverence. '^T=S. ^nRT devote one's self 
 to (ace), practise, use, employ. ^'q= S. 
 "^^KIXI worship, revere, f^ ('^%) stay in, 
 have intercourse with (loe); inhabit, visit, 
 frequent, etc. = S. XlfT (^^ & %^^) 
 visit, follow, obey, revere; practise, like. 
 ^T{^ be together, stay at or with, dwell 
 in, frequent, visit etc. = S. — Cf. f^'Erf%rT. 
 
 %^«R (""*) inhabiting, serving, revering, 
 practising; m. inhabitant etc. 
 
 l%^«f n. sewing; seam, suture. 
 
 2%^»r n. following, serving, revering, prac- 
 tising, frequenting, using, employing 
 (mostly — o). 
 
 %^'ft'^ a. to be followed etc. (v. pree). 
 
 %'^T f. visit, service, attendance, worship, 
 devotion to, use, practice, employment; 
 sexual intercourse with (gen. or — <>). 
 
 ^fcff^^ a. clever in service. 
 
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 S^T^tTT^ 
 
 %^T^^ m. the duty or rule of service. 
 
 l%f%c!^ a. to be sewn. 
 
 2%f^rf5I a. to be inhabited, practised, hon 
 oured, served, taken care of. 
 
 %f%fT a. & m. serving, worshipping, practis- 
 ing; servant etc. 
 
 %f^i|^ a. serving, following, revering, inhab- 
 iting, enjoying carnally, practising, using, 
 employing. 
 
 %^ a. to be served etc. (v. prec). 
 
 %;^ m. a cert, dry substance & a cert, organ 
 in the belly. 
 
 %1^, f. ^ relating to a lion, leonine. 
 
 %eJJfT, f. t^ sandy, consisting or made of sand, 
 n. (a. — o f. "^T) sandy soil, sandbank, 
 
 poss. ofrfi^;. 
 
 %c(n'^f%, f. ^ furnished with an ornament 
 
 consisting of a single string of pearls. 
 %iTT«^ & ^«!T^iW '^« CGmmandership. 
 %fiTc|j a. belonging to an army; m. soldier, 
 
 warrior. 
 %rT"0 cfi dye with minium. 
 ^i^*^, f. ^'^ belonging to the sea or to the 
 
 Indus; m. pi, the inhabitants of the country 
 
 near the Indus, m. n. a kind of rock-salt 
 
 (found in this country). 
 %«^^f^^ & o^fij- m. a lump of salt. 
 %^ a. relating to an army; m. soldier, n. 
 
 army (also m.), camp. 
 %'^i^ m., "1^ f . a kind of domestic servant, 
 
 a mixed tribe or caste. 
 ^'^T^'Tf^ a. furnished with provender. 
 %fTH m. a buffalo. 
 ^^ m. a cert, plant & a cert insect. 
 %¥ & %^nR a. leaden. 
 %T'^T^ a. taking breath; adv. 
 %T^^ a. to be borne. 
 %T^ m. who bears or endures. 
 ^Tg ni. pressing or pouring out the Soma. 
 %Trf or %Tfr m. who presses out the Soma. 
 %T<cfJ a. longing, regretful. 
 %Tr=hU^ a. = prec, n. adv. 
 ^T^ a. to be pressed out. 
 %Tf5n^ a. ironical, sarcastic; n. adv. 
 %T(^r^ a. festive, joyous, w. f^«f n. a festival 
 
 day. 
 
 %T(^T^ a. energetic, resolute; n. adv. 
 %Tc^cfi a. full of desire or longing for (loc, 
 
 ace. w. TfRf, or — o). 
 %T#cR a. haughty, arrogant. 
 %T(^^ a. high, elevated. 
 %T^cR a. with water, containing water. 
 %T^7^, f. '^ born from the same womb; 
 
 m. (± ?^f ri) & f . ^ such a brother and 
 
 sister. 
 %T^T%^ m. brotherly love. 
 
 %T%T'T a. zealous, energetic. 
 
 %f^^ a. agitated, restless; n. adv. 
 
 %T*3rTT a. mad, insane. 
 
 %T"'^^TW ^' ^^^^^ ^^^^ implement 
 
 %TXfcjnrT[ a. beneficial. 
 
 %m^TT ^- polite, deferential; n. adv. 
 
 %T^%^ a. moistened, wet. 
 
 %1'^^^ a. laughing, sarcastic. 
 
 %Tt:jJoR m. a cert, mixed caste. 
 
 %T^T«T n. stairs, a ladder; abstr. o^ n. 
 ; %T"'TT«1(^ a. having sandals or shoes. 
 
 %T^T«T^ a. (nom. ^ifc^^) the same. 
 
 ^T*ffT "'• N. of an ancient poet. 
 
 %T^'^"q" a. longing for Sobhari (v. prec). 
 
 ^TT ni* the Soma (plant or juice, often per- 
 sonified as a god); the moon or the god 
 of the moon. 
 
 %T7Tcfi m. N. of a Rishi etc.; pi. N. of a 
 people, f. %Tf^cRT N. of a crow. 
 
 %T'T«RT'R' a. desirous of Soma. 
 
 %T^ff|"^ II • N. of a place of pilgrimage. 
 
 ^TT^Tf m- a man's name. 
 
 ^T'l^'^ m. the god of the moon; N. of an 
 author etc. 
 
 %T^^Tf 'd. holding or containing Soma. 
 
 %f7f«;;^ m. who presses or offers the Soma. 
 
 %T71T7 a. Soma-drinking. 
 
 ^T^^fir ni. lord of the Soma or of the moon. 
 
 %J?T^TTf n. Soma-leaf. 
 
 %TT4^'(. n. Soma-time. 
 
 %T^xrr a. =%T^; superl. Off^. 
 
 %TT^T"^ n- Soma-vessel. 
 
 l%TT'n'T "• abstr. to seq. 
 
 2%T^T«T a. Soma-drinking. 
 
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 %T'TT?T^ ^- Sonia-keeper. 
 
 ^X^Tjt"f7f f. a drinking of Soma (only dat.). 
 
 %TH^1"f^«f^ a. partaking of a draught of 
 Soma. 
 
 ^X7TT77 a. bearing Soma on the back. 
 
 %T'?im a. radiant as the moon; m. & f. ^J 
 a man's & woman's name. 
 
 %"nRWf(^ a. bringing Soma. 
 
 %T?W5 (^TT^) a. drunk with Soma. 
 
 %T'T'R^ *n. abstr. to prec. 
 
 %T'?^^ & o^T'T oi- a Soma-sacrifice. 
 
 %T*l«|TfW«^, a. offering Soma. 
 
 %T*rT^ m. keeper of the Soma. 
 
 %T'T<N«t,, f. °^ having Soma as king. 
 
 %T^TTfl m. N. of a man. 
 
 1%T'?^''7 n. a form of Soma. 
 
 2%T5FT'^Ti a. Soma-formed. 
 
 ^TTf%F a. smeared with Soma. 
 
 ^7*<ciu( m. the lunar race of kings. 
 
 ^T'T^lJY^ & ^"^W a. belonging to the lunar 
 race. 
 
 %TT^«rT^ a. having or containing Soma 
 
 %T^^^f^ a. glorious as Soma. 
 
 ^TH^lf^'l^ a. vomiting Soma. 
 
 %Tflf%9Rf^^ "i. seller of Soma. 
 
 t^T*?1ir a. gladdened by Soma. 
 
 ^mf^rl a. excited by Soma, 
 
 %T?n5r^^ m. a man's name. 
 
 ^TT^^ a. having Soma as chief. 
 
 ^T^T^f^ a. having Soma as friend. 
 
 ^T^¥f%^ a. Soma- water. 
 
 ^"WFT^ m. Soma-pressing. 
 
 ^fl^^"5f a. wherefrom Soma is pressed. 
 
 ^^"^^ a. pressing Soma. 
 
 ^T^gf?f & %T^gWT f. pressing of Soma. 
 
 %T*T^^'i: a. = %T?mci;. 
 
 Wr^TfTT & ^ft^t a.^robbing Soma. 
 
 ^T^PJ in- Soma-stem or moon-beam. 
 
 ^T^T^ a. eating Soma. 
 
 ^T^TT^r^ ni. du. Soma and Ptisan. 
 
 ^T^TTf^rf^W a. sprinkled with Soma. 
 
 Iff?!^^ n). du. Soma and Rudra. 
 
 'FTT^Tf^'l, a. desiring Soma. 
 
 ^TTRcR" f. containing Soma. 
 
 %TTT^fiT f. Soma-sacrifice. 
 
 %Tf^'r. a. having or offering Soma. 
 
 %T^^ f. Soma-sacrifice. 
 
 %Ti2t a. having to do with Soma, consisting 
 
 of Soma etc.; m. Soma-offerer. 
 %TXf a. mixed with alkaline earth. 
 %T^5J^"^ a. turbaned. 
 %T'^fTT f- heat, warmth. 
 %T''SR'*^ a. hot, warm. 
 %T^T, f. i^ relating to a hog. 
 %T«R^ n. easiness of performance, facility. 
 (%T^HTT* '^) %T^'TT^ n. tenderness, deli- 
 cacy. 
 %T1)^ n. well-doing. 
 %T^^ n. minuteness, subtility. 
 %J^ n. welfare, comfort, joy, bliss. 
 %T^ff, f. ^ Buddhistic; m. a Buddhist. 
 %T^fkjc|i a. sweet-scented, fragrant; n. a 
 
 white (or blue) water-lily. 
 ^TT'^ n. odour, perfume. 
 ^T^^ n. goodness, benevolence. 
 ^Tfff ni. E. of Lomaharsana (patron, from 
 
 ^cT). 
 l^TtSf a. relating to Soma-pressing. 
 2^7(?J a. relating to a charioteer, n. his office. 
 ^1^ a. consisting of threads or belonging to 
 
 a Stitra. 
 %T'^TiTl!rj f- t; belonging to Indra; f . ^ a 
 
 cert, ceremony. 
 ^T^^ a. brotherly; n. brotherly relation. 
 tl^T^^^ or of^;^ (if^^ci:) f. lightning; 
 
 N. of sev. women. 
 ^T^T^ m. a patron, name. 
 §TV n. a plastered or whitewashed mansion; 
 
 any great house or palace. 
 ^T^^«r m. son of Sudhanvan, pi. E. of the 
 
 Ribhus. 
 ^T^??|" n. honesty. 
 
 %Tif m. butcher; n. (± WP^) butcher's meat. 
 ^TOfcR m. butcher or hunter. 
 ^T«^^ n. beauty, splendour, nobility. 
 ^TW (%"RTEf), f. t; relating to the falcon etc. 
 ^Tfn^ a. relating to sleep, nocturnal; n. = 
 
 seq. 
 ¥TfTTcfi^\;r m. nocturnal attack on (—<>). 
 ^Tinn^W n- possession of good offspring. 
 
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 ^^i'^'^ 
 
 %T^^ ni., %^ f. son & daughter of Subala 
 
 (Qakuni & Gandhari). 
 %T^%2| m-, t f. = prec. 
 %J¥T n. N. of a mythical city. 
 ^T^TT "• happiness, loveliness, beauty. 
 %T*T'TW n- condition of happiness. 
 %T^^ m. metron. of Abhimanyu. 
 
 %THTJy<ic(ffT f* ^^ auspicious or tutelary 
 deity. 
 
 %T^"^ "• good brotherhood, fraternity. 
 
 %T?J a. relating to Soma. 
 
 %T'T^f^ rn* patron, from Somadatta. 
 
 %TT*J^5 f. f;^ relating to flowers, flowery; 
 n. pleasure, satisfaction, cheerfulness (also 
 m.), benevolence, kindness, favour. 
 
 %TTr»f^ ii- causing pleasure or satisfaction; 
 n. cheerfulness, mirth. 
 
 %Tf'T«fi, f- ^ relating to Soma. 
 
 ^T'pFr^ m. metron. of Laksraana; n. friend- 
 ship. 
 
 %TfiFTf^ m. =prec.; du. L. & ^atrughna. 
 
 %Tf^^ or ^tTT^ m. N. of a poet. 
 
 %T^ (cf. ^J^) f. moonshine. 
 
 f T^^ n. mirth, joy. 
 
 %]«)• or ^T'^T (f- %T^ & %'TOT) relating or 
 consecrated to Soma, consisting of S., i.g. 
 Soma-; Soma- or moon-like, auspicious, 
 gentle, dear (esp. voc. %'nq' my dear); 
 in. pi. a class of Manes. 
 
 %T'?TffT f.j **f«I n- gentleness, mildness. 
 
 %T?5T^1[«T a. of gentle aspect. 
 
 §T'€r'TTf[^, f- ^^ having a lovely name. 
 
 %T^'^"'? a* friendly, mild towards (gen.). 
 
 %T^^g^ & ^l??|T«RfH a. of a pleasant form. 
 
 ^T'^^T^'ftf iW' a patron, name. 
 
 1%TT ^- consisting of spirituous liquor. 
 
 2%TTj f- t^ relating to the sun, solar; m. a 
 worshipper of the sun. 
 
 %TT;^ a- sweet-smelling; f.f^a cow (daughter 
 of Surabhi); n. odour, fragrance. 
 
 %rTj^^ m., f[^ f. bull, cow. 
 
 ^T^(^ n. odour, fragrance. 
 
 %TTT^ n« good government, p. o^iff . 
 
 ^TTT"^ & *»oR a. coming from Surastra; m. 
 pi. the inhabitants of Surastra. 
 
 %TfT^ a. relating to spirituous liquor. 
 
 ItT^ (f-%TTt &%T^T) a. belonging to the sun. 
 
 %1^ a. celestial. 
 
 %T^"^ a. relating to sound. 
 
 tl^W, f. t & ^T golden. 
 
 ^TcP^oQf n- horse-race or = ^^r:^. 
 
 (*%Tf^^ &) °^W ^' guardian of a harem. 
 
 %Tf^H«fifT, f- ^ relating or consecrated to 
 (Agni) Svistakrt. 
 
 ^T^*^ & ocfi m. pi. N. of a people. 
 
 %T"^(?r n- faith, devotion. 
 
 %Tir'^^ ^- the correct formation of grammat- 
 ical forms. 
 
 %TirTRr n« peace, conciliation. 
 
 %T^<^ ". goodness of nature or character. 
 
 %T"^^^ a. having a good renown; n. loud 
 praise, glory, contest. 
 
 %T"5^^ n. a cert, sun-beam. 
 
 %T^^ n. good condition, excellence. 
 
 %T^T^ & Wt^T^ "• affection, friendship. 
 
 %Tf%^ "• satiety, satisfaction; kindness, 
 friendliness. 
 
 %T^T a. coming from a friend, a friend's; 
 m. a friend ; n. = seq. 
 
 %T^^ n. friendship, affection. 
 
 'm'^, ^^frT. °%, pp. "m^ leap, spring, 
 spurt; drop, be spilled, fall; leap upon 
 i.e. cover, impregnate. C. '^•l^^fTT pour 
 out, spill; omit, neglect. I. cjff^xqp^^ lea- 
 ping (of frogs). — -^rfTT (^ & ^) leap 
 upon or over, fall down, "^fvf (^ & "C^) 
 leap upon (for copulation). "^5f^ spring or 
 spurt down; spring towards or upon, 
 attack, overpower. "^^Jf^ spring down, 
 in, or out; meet with, encounter. ^^^ 
 S. & C. assail. "^ leap, resort to, depend 
 on (ace.) ; also = '^TRJ attack , assail. 
 ^ft (^ & ^) l^^P ^^^^i (also I. ^fiT- 
 "C^^c^); spill, scatter. Jf spring forth, 
 down, upon (ace); spurt, drop, fall; 
 attack, assail. ^PF^ drop or spring off. — 
 Cf. TTf^WW- 
 
 t^*^ m. hopper, jumper; aggressor, as- 
 sailant; N. of the god of war. 
 
 ^•^•f m. the being spilt. 
 
 ^•^3^ m. son of Skanda i.e. thief. 
 
^^g?;TW n- T. of a Purana. 
 "^f'^rl n. leaping upon, impregnation. 
 -^ff^ rn. shoulder, stem or trunk of a tree; 
 
 section, chapter of a book, mass, multitude, 
 
 a whole or aggregate. 
 -^Jtq^^ m. the region of the shoulder. 
 "^ffi^^ifr a. having a stem (stems). 
 '^^t^fjj'^^ n. shoulder-blade. 
 -^•^^ n. ramification, branches or top of 
 
 a tree. 
 "^JT^TcTTT; n^- head -quarters (lit. the stem's 
 
 i.e. the king's guard). 
 -^fjEf.^ a. having a (strong) stem. 
 "^•tSI a. relating to the shoulders. 
 
 ^hV^^ (compar.) supporting well. 
 
 ^RT or ^FR , -^^^TfTT or ^^tRT, PP- 
 
 "^f^^rf prop, support, fix; stop, restrain, 
 
 obstruct. C. "^HT^ffl = S. ~ *^T fix in 
 
 or at (loc). "^XI hold up by supports. 
 
 irfTT hold stand against; lean upon (ace), i 
 
 f^ (l^) fix, establish; C. the same. — 
 
 Cf. JTfrr^ir (add.). 
 ^^ m. prop, support, pillar. 
 "J^nit^W a. whose gifts are firm (like pillars). 
 ^J^s^ n., -mmf^ & "^ (nom. o^i^"^^) = -^. 
 -m, %TffI, "^"^Tfrr, "^Tfrr stir (tr.), rake 
 
 up (fire), pick (teeth). I. %TE^nEf^ rake 
 
 together, accumulare. 
 t^T^ V. ^^^T^. 
 ^^^, ^^tfT, «%, pp. ^f^rf (q.v.) stumble, 
 
 totter, waver, stammer, folter, eor, fail. 
 
 C ^^^fff cause to falter (voice). X|f^, 
 
 H, & f^ = S. 
 ^^ m. stumbling, tottering. 
 ^^•I & °f^ n. the same; blunder, fault, 
 
 error, loss. 
 ^R^, W^tfTi, mostly ^if^fTf, pp.l^rT (qv) 
 
 thunder, roar, sound. — ^f^, f^^, & 
 
 ^•1 m. the breast of a woman. 
 ^•fcRlfz f. nipple (breast-point). 
 ^•T^f m. (a child's) taking of the breast. 
 ^•TfTZ m. n. bosom (slope of the breasts). 
 '^^^ or '^r«T^ m. roaring of the lion. 
 ^R"^^, f. t^ breast-sucking, a suckling. 
 
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 ^ifXf & omf^^ a. = prec. 
 
 ^i^XJXiT n. the sucking of the breast. 
 
 ^vf^-^ m. a thick (lit. weight of a) breast. 
 
 ■^•TTTW n- ^^^ room between the breasts. 
 
 "^fwf^^T a- rushing along with thunder. 
 
 ^iTf^(# m- thunder. 
 
 "^•TT'T^ n. covering of the bosom. 
 
 ^•ff*TT^ m. a full (lit. fulness of a) breast. 
 
 ^•fX^X^W "♦ covering of the bosom, 
 
 ^f'Tcr a. thundering; n. thunder. 
 
 ^'^iTf'Ct'^ ^- covering of the bosom. 
 
 ^^ n. (m.) the milk in a woman's breast. 
 
 "^•^n^Tll ^i' leaving off the mother's milk, 
 weaning. 
 
 ■^^f^^ m. bunch, esp. of flowers. 
 
 ^afcTa. stiff, rigid, immovable, n. adv. Abstr. 
 ocTT f., <>c^ f. 
 
 "^^cfiTll m. N. of a lion (stiff-eared). 
 
 '^^%T^*T a. having immovable i.e. unwink- 
 ing eyes. 
 
 T^acrl' «R make rigid or stiff. 
 
 ^3^*JT^ m. rigidity, immobility. 
 
 ^^^ & o^ m. bunch, esp. grass-bunch. 
 
 ^^of a. bushy, tufty. 
 
 ^'^IT^ adv. by bunches. 
 
 ^^^frr"^ m. N. of a man. 
 
 ^ft^ii;^ a. bushy. 
 
 ^f^'^Yf m. elephant (delighting in grass- 
 bunches). 
 
 ^?ff, or ^R , ^^Tfff, ^WfcT, ^^% (ofrT), 
 PP- "^fHcT & ^^ (tf-v-) prop , support, 
 uphold, make firm or steady ; M. become 
 firm or rigid. C. "J^^WT^f?! & ^^^f?T, 
 Off = S., the latter also = make stiff or 
 lame, paralyze, stun, obstruct, suppress. — 
 "^^ ("ST) fix, fasten, prop, support, intr. 
 lean upon (ace); seize, take prisoner, 
 obstruct, shut up. TT^^ ("g) surround. 
 ^'T^ (H) raise up (fig.); lean upon (ace). 
 ^^ (tT) prop up, fix, establish. C. lift 
 up, raise (lit. & fig.); excite, impel. ^^ 
 erect, uphold, support, irf^ ("ST) hold 
 against, M. intr. f^ (^) fix, establish, 
 raise (lit. & fig.), make firm, stiff, or im- 
 movable, stop, obstruct; lean upon (ace). 
 
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 C.stop, holdback, ^f?^ confirm, strengthen, 
 make stiff or rigid, stop, suppress. C. the 
 same. ^^rf^^Il, "Qf^^m: & l^ft^m: con- 
 firm, strengthen. — Cf. ^^^a^, "^tI^ 
 
 ^^ m. post, column, prop, support (lit. & 
 fig.) ; fixedness, stiffness, immobility; ob- 
 struction, hindrance, suppression; arro- 
 gance, haughtiness. 
 
 "^?J|^ a. stopping, restraining. 
 
 ^^"T (f. t^) & n. laming, paralyzing, fixing, 
 stopping, restraining. 
 
 ^^H^eR ra- N. of an elephant (pillar- 
 breaker).* 
 
 ^tW«l. a. having posts or columns; fixing, 
 stopping; haughty, arrogant. 
 
 ^1^ *T become (as immovable as) a post. 
 
 ^■^ m. stratum, layer, 
 
 T^T^TJf n. strewing, scattering. 
 
 ^"^^^ f. (nom. oT[^^) barren , not bearing, 
 esp. a cow or heifer. 
 
 ^Tt^«^ m. strewing, scattering (only loc). 
 
 "^^^ a. to be thrown down. 
 
 ^f^ & ^^N"^ m. praise, hymn, song. 
 
 ■^^rl n. praising, celebrating. 
 
 '^'^T'^ (nom. sgl.) thundering or mighty. 
 
 '^^t^rf m. praiser. 
 
 ^^ a. to be praised. 
 
 ^rr^q" m. thief. 
 
 "^Jcf m. praise; ©efi a. & m. praising, praiser. 
 
 f?fi m. pi. servants, dependants. 
 
 tf%^^, f^%Tf?T, f^^ proceed, stride. — 
 ^f?! mount, ascend. If rise. 
 
 f%xi|T a. house-protecting. 
 
 f^Tr{^, only pp. f%fT?fT stiff, motionless, in- 
 active; n. adv. or as abstr. (also ©rfT f-, 
 o^ n.). 
 
 f%^T f. standing or stagnant water. 
 
 ^a^^if a. lazy, slow. 
 
 •^Uf a. spread, scattered, strewed. 
 
 ■^Ijf^f^^ a. whose sacrificial straw is 
 strewed. 
 
 ^, ^Tf^r, ^%, ^% (^rV^T, ^^%, ^fTT), 
 pp. "^T! (q.v.) praise, extol, celebrate, 
 sing, chant. C. ^T^^cf praise, ^TT^^ 
 
 cause to praise. D. g^XffTfwish to praise. - 
 
 ^^ (lift), ^ftf 'tiTf??), ^% & ^fr 
 
 (%Tf7f) = S. "R praise; put forward, 
 commence, begin; also = TT^T^'^f?! 
 mention, f^ sing praises. ^T(_ sing or 
 praise (together). "^fi^^nR^ & "RpC^^F^ 
 praise, extol. — Cf. Tf^H, "N'^TI, ^^cT- 
 
 (^oR ra. &) ^rfoRT f* lock or tuft of wool or 
 hair; poss. -^cRTf^it.- 
 
 Wi;^ & ^fH f. praise, eulogy. 
 
 ^^fjf a. praised; n. praise or = seq. 
 
 ^"JT^^rTcR n. song of praise. 
 
 ^(?r a. to be praised, praiseworthy. 
 
 ■^Xf m. tuft of hair, top-knot. 
 
 l^SRT , %T^f?I (**%) utter a sound, shout, 
 exult, warble, etc. — ^wf follow in shout- 
 ing. "^STm add by shouting. '^T^ separate 
 by sounds, trf^ shout around. Tf incite 
 by shouting. IffTT shout in return, re-echo. 
 
 2^^ f. shout, exultation, 
 
 ^^^i^ a. shouting, exulting. 
 
 ^Xj m. top, esp. of the head, tuft of hair; 
 heap or pile of earth, a Buddhist tomb. 
 
 1^, ^uttTh, ^in^^, ^%Tf?r, ^^ (^Tft). 
 
 pp. "^^ & ^rT (q-^'O strew (esp. the 
 sacrificial straw), spread out; strew over, 
 cover; throw down, overthrow. D, rT^- 
 ■q^ wish to throw down. -- "^f^, "^cf, 
 & ^TT*^ strew, cover. "^T strew, spread, 
 expand; cover, smear. ^TfJ strew over. 
 "^Xf lay or pour over, (i ^f^^) form a 
 coating with the sacrificial butter, cover 
 or wrap with (instr,), strew, expand; 
 (± ^T^^) pour the sacrificial butter over, 
 f^ throw down. trnC strew around, cover, 
 spread, expand. Tf strew, scatter, spread 
 out. t^ spread or stretch out, expand, 
 diffuse ; also = C. f^^fTT^fiT amplify on 
 (ace). ^^JT|^ spread or expand (together), 
 strew, cover. — Cf. ^TWl"!^ & "^^rf, 
 
 & ^^rT. 
 
 2^ (instr. pi. -^f*?^) star. 
 ^f?I f. spreading, covering. 
 ^^ a. to be thrown down. 
 ^f , '^^ crush. 
 
^^ 
 
 640 
 
 %«j" m. thief, robber; f. ^T- 
 i^wf^g , o^f?! steal, rob. 
 %^ n. theft, robbery. 
 %^^f^ a. stealing, stealer of (—<>). 
 ^f iji ^ m. thief, robber. 
 ^t^ n. theft, robbery. 
 ^f^^ n. lameness, fixedness, immobility. 
 ^^cfi m. drop; adj. small, insignificant, o — 
 & n. a little; *%l%if&o^^in comp. w. a 
 pp. hardly, just. Abstr. ocITt f*? ®^t "• 
 ^T«R«R ^- E. of the bird Cataka (who lives 
 
 on rain-drops). 
 ^l«fi^^ adv. drop by drop, sparingly. 
 ^ToRI"^ & %T^ a. relating to drops (of 
 
 ghee). 
 %Trf^ a. to be praised. 
 %TfT ni. praiser, worshipper. 
 ^T"^ n. praise, hymn; a cert, kind of reci- 
 tations (r.). 
 %Tf^^ or "§1"^^ a- relating to a Stotra. 
 %T«? ni. shout, trill; p. o^-^ . 
 ^TT m. praise, song of praise. 
 %T^^^ a. consisting of Stomas. 
 %T^^^«f a. increasing (or delighting in) 
 
 praise. 
 "^TT^Tf^ a. offering or receiving praise. 
 ^T^ a. worthy of or relating to a song of 
 
 praise. 
 ^T*t a. heavy, tardly, dull. 
 ^^Srr, "^^T^^, pp. ^^m (q.v.) coagulate, 
 stiffen, thicken, strengthen (intr.). — Cf. 
 
 ^(€lT«f a. coagulate, stiff, rigid. 
 
 -^ f. woman, wife, female (also of animals); 
 
 a feminine or the feminine gender (g.). 
 W\^ (~-°) woman, wife. 
 ^^fZ or o^ f. a woman's hip. 
 "^^TT a. desirous of women or of female 
 
 children. 
 "^^■^Sf n. the service of women, 
 ^^^i;; n. mother's milk. 
 ■^^^TT^T n. intercourse with women. 
 ^^Trl^ & «^ a. murdering a (his) wife. 
 "^^^if m. womankind. 
 ^^^^•R" f. bringing forth (only) females. 
 "^^f^Trf a. ruled by a (his) wife. 
 
 ^^^ n. womanhood or the fern, gender (g,). 
 
 ^^^f^"5f & °%fB[«t, a. hating woman, misogy- 
 nist. 
 
 "^1"^«T n- a wife's (peculiar) property. 
 
 1^\^ m. the duty of or laws for woman; 
 coition. 
 
 l^TJ^^T m. the laws for man and wife. 
 
 ^^q^^ ni. du. man and wife. 
 
 ^^■q'^cfe ocRa. having formerly been a woman. 
 
 ^^"BCST^ "3. suffix forming feminines. 
 
 ^^WT^'ETTfTT'^^ m. a slayer of women and 
 
 children. 
 ^\^^ & o^T^ m. the state or condition of 
 
 a woman, womanhood. 
 ^^i|^, f. 1^ womanly, womanish, 
 ^^f^^ , °'^f?f desire a woman. 
 ^^■^^ n. a jewel of a woman, E. of Laksmi. 
 l''5^f^^ n. the female organ or the feminine 
 
 gender (g.). 
 -^^f%^ a. having the characteristics of a 
 
 female; feminine (g.), abstr. o"^ n. 
 ^^^It & o^^ a. ruled by a woman, 
 ^^f^^f^ m. marriage (with a woman), 
 'Wtf^'^RT m. cohabitation. 1 
 
 ^^l"5r?^ m. a friend of women. 
 :^^f. = -^\^^^. 
 "^n^^ m. intercourse with women. 
 "^^^^^W n. seduction or violation of a 
 
 woman. 
 ^j^^^f^ m. matrimonial connection with a J 
 
 woman. 
 ^1'^^il^ m. the (carnal) enjoyment of a 
 
 woman. 
 ^^^MT f- the murder of a woman. 
 "^I"^*!? m. the murderer of a woman. 
 ■^^^rf n. sacrifice offered by a woman. 
 ^TJf, f. t^ female, feminine, fond of women; 
 n. womanhood, womankind, a multitude 
 of women. 
 '"^WI^ ra. embryo. 
 ^'^tC n. birth of a female. 
 "i^T^^ m. subsisting on (the earnings or 
 
 the prostitution of) a woman. 
 ^ (^) standing, living, being in, occupied 
 with, devoted to (—<>). 
 
641 
 
 l^T 
 
 ^1^, "J^^TqrRT, pp. "^f'TrT cover, hide, con- 
 ceal. 
 
 ^7[«| n. covering, hiding. 
 
 '^^ or "^^ m. hunch. 
 
 "^f^^ a. levelled piece of ground prepared 
 for a sacrifice, place, spot, ground i.g. 
 
 ^frj^^'^r^T & o^lftr^T f- abstr. to seq. 
 
 '^f^^^Tf^'^ a. lying on the bare ground. 
 
 ■;^Xjf7f m. chief or governor of a district; 
 architect. 
 
 <^l{^ a. rugged, uneven, hump-backed; n. a 
 hump. 
 
 ^lj(i.7Iff a. belonging to a hump (flesh). 
 
 "^^ n. raised or dry ground, land (opp. 
 water), earth, ground, place, spot; ^<j) 
 f. mound, eminence (also i^Hl); ground, 
 spot. 
 
 ^^^^^ n., of%^ f. the flowering shrub. 
 
 '^^Tf & o^"^ a. land -going, living on dry 
 land. 
 
 a. land-born, terrestrial, 
 a. standing (being) on dry ground, 
 a. alighted on the ground. 
 
 ^^^^^ffT f- a local divinity. 
 
 ^^^ , o^frr take for dry land. 
 
 "'^^'SJlf^I^ a- lying on the bare ground. 
 
 '^f%T«t. ^' *^^ thick end, the broad side. 
 
 "^fqi^. f. "^X & t[ thick, broad, firm, massy, 
 sturdy ; full-grown, old, venerable. 
 
 ";^if^"g^ (superl.) thickest, grossest. 
 
 -^^zf^ (compar.) thicker, grosser, sturdier. 
 
 "^Tf^ adv. according to the place. 
 
 IT^T, f?t¥ffr, *>%, pp. f^ri (q.v.) stand, stay, 
 stop, remain, wait; stand by (loc), de- 
 clare for (dat.) ; hold out or bear up 
 against (gen. ± JT^) 5 continue in a con- 
 dition or action (nom., esp. of a pp.; ger., 
 instr. or loc.), exist, be present; belong 
 to (dat. or gen.); serve for (dat.); be turned 
 to, rest on, abide in (loc); enter, mount, 
 ascend (ace.) ; spring or arise from (gen. 
 or abl.); cease, desist from (abl.) ; remain 
 unmentioned, be left aside (esp. imper.). 
 C. "^TTT^rf^fj ®ff cause to stand, stop, 
 arrest, restrain; put, place, set in (loc. 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit -English Dictionary. 
 
 r. ace. , w. "^"^ subdue) , appoint to (loc. 
 or ^^er*^, r. ace); commit, entrust to (loc. 
 or ^%); found, erect, build, establish; 
 fix, settle, determine; make, render (2 ace). 
 D. t?if^T^rf?I wish to remain in (instr.). — 
 ^THt rise over; rule, master (ace), "^"psf 
 stand upon, mount, ascend; stay, abide, 
 be fixed or situated in (loc. or ace); be 
 founded or based upon (loc); use, employ, 
 show, betray; also = prec. ^TTfV direct, 
 guide, rule, manage, carry on. '^Spif stand 
 still after or together with (loc. or ace); 
 stay, abide, sit down upon (ace); follow, 
 obey, conform one's self to, imitate, help, 
 assist; carry on, practise, commit, perform, 
 do. ^«ffT '^ar the way, obstruct, arrest. 
 ^■q stand aloof, forsake (abl.). "^ftf stand 
 in the way of (ace), "^rf*? set the foot 
 upon, rise over, step towards or against 
 (ace), withstand, overcome, "^cf M.(A.) 
 stand off, withdraw ; be deprived of, miss 
 (abl.); go down, descend; enter, come 
 to (ace or loc); fall to one's (dat.) share; 
 stop, stand still; abide or remain in (loc); 
 continue doing or being (ger., nom., or 
 instr.); exist, be present; begin, under- 
 take, determine. C. cause to stand, stop, 
 restrain; let stand, leave behind; put, 
 place, lay etc. in or on (loc); establish, 
 fix, settle; strengthen, comfort. XJ^^ M. 
 become strong or firm ; penetrate, pervade. 
 C. excite, comfort. ITt?!^ M. come back, 
 return (w. ^<TX); resist, oppose. C. w. 
 ^TcJrmi^ compose one's self. aSfSf M. be 
 separated, part from (abl.); stop, stay, 
 remain; prepare for (dat.); be valid, pass 
 for, appear as (nom.). ^ETT^ C. stop, 
 arrest; fasten, strengthen. '^J stand on 
 (loc); mount, ascend; step into, enter; 
 take one's place at, resort to (ace); get 
 to, partake of, enjoy (ace); undergo, incur; 
 take, choose, use, employ. M. accede to, 
 acknowledge; stand by, set a value upon 
 (loc). C. cause to ascend or enter, intro- 
 duce; cause to stay, keep back; put, 
 place, lay; bring near, procure; fix in, 
 * 41 
 
l^T 
 
 642 
 
 fasten to (loc). "^^T enter, ascend, attain 
 (after one another). ^^XTT go to, have inter- 
 course with (ace); attend to, observe. 
 ^ ^m step near; attend to, practise. 
 ^5ffT ascend, resort to, enter, stop, stay; 
 prepare for, set about, take to, choose, 
 use, employ, practise, execute. "^"^ stand 
 up, rise (esp. from a sacrificial acts, i.e. 
 finish, close), awake, appear, sprout, grow. 
 M. raise one's self to, prepare for (dat. 
 or loc). C. cause to stand up, raise, scare 
 up, awaken (from sleep or death); lift 
 up, erect, establish; pull or draw out; 
 send off, expel, incite, instigate, urge on, 
 encourage. D. wish to rise. "^•T^ rise 
 after, follow, "^^^f rise towards, go to 
 meet (ace); begin, undertake. "^^T^ rise 
 before or to meet, approach, go to (ace). 
 ITT^ spring up, rise, appear. TTtH^ rise 
 up to meet (ace). ^^ rise up in different 
 directions; turn from, give up (abl.); 
 forget one's duty (M.). C. call in question, 
 disagree about (ace); alienate, remove, 
 depose. ^^T^^ rise (together), come out 
 of, spring from (abl.); appear, become 
 visible; go about to work, prepare for 
 (loc. or infin.), C. cause or bid to rise, 
 lift up, rouse, awaken. -^^ stand by, near, 
 opposite, or round (ace); come near, 
 approach, resort to, attend on, serve, 
 worship ; present with (instr.) ; be present 
 or at hand, be to one's disposal or fall 
 to one's (ace or gen.) share. C. cause to 
 stand near or opposite (ace); fetch, bring 
 near, ■^•ftl step near (after one another), 
 approach (ace). ^^ worship. C. bring 
 near. X|^ stand around (ace); attend 
 with (instr.). iT(Jt;j M. stand opposite, at- 
 tend on (ace). ^^ stand near, approach, 
 fall to one's lot (ace), fif C. fix in (loc). 
 tffXif'T C. teach thoroughly (gen. of pers.). 
 f^^ grow forth , rise from (abl.) ; bring 
 to an end, accomplish, prepare, make 
 ready. C. drive out; prepare, make ready. 
 xrf^ stand around or in the way ; obstruct, 
 hinder; be left, remain. T( A.(M.) rise, 
 
 stand upright, stand before (ace); M. be 
 up or awake, (A.) set out to go, depart 
 from (abl.), betake one's self to (ace. 
 ± ITRT or loc). C. send out, dismiss, 
 banish, put away. "^fTflTrise above (ace), 
 be prominent. "^giT set out after (ace), 
 follow; C. send after. "^f^lT go out in 
 pursuit of, have in view (ace ± ITf?f), 
 prevail over (ace). C. drive out (cattle). 
 f^ir M.(A.) rise or set out (in various 
 directions); go asunder, spread, expand. 
 ^H M. stand or step together (before the 
 altar); set out to go, betake one's self to 
 (ace. or loc). irf?T stand, stay, remain; 
 stand still or firm, be established or foun- 
 ded upon (loc); get a place or foothold, 
 thrive, prosper; withstand, resist; spread 
 over (ace). C. set up, erect, fix, support ; 
 place in or upon, appoint to (loc.) ; present, 
 offer, entrust or commit to (loc). '^•T- 
 Trf?f get on, thrive or prosper after (ace). 
 ^TrfTT apply to (loe). f^ M.(A.) stand 
 apart, go asunder, be spread in or over 
 (ace); part with or be separated from 
 (abl.); stand firm, not budge C. spread, 
 extend, "^"irf^ & ^fi?f% M. spread over, 
 pervade (ace), ^l^ M.(A.) stand by, re- 
 main with (loe, w. '^T^ obey); stand 
 still, stop, stay; meet (as foes); come to 
 an end or to perfection; succeed, prosper; 
 perish, die. C. lift up, raise, strengthen, 
 comfort (w."^TWT«f^ compose one's self); 
 fix, erect, build, establish, settle; bring on 
 or in (loe); check, restrain; get through, 
 finish, kill. "^^^J^ go along, pursue. 
 M. be finished later, ^f^:^;^?^ stand still 
 or end with (ace). C. cause to stand still 
 or to end with. — Cf. ^fVftrl, ^gf%ff, 
 
 "^g^f^rr, ^fHf^<T, ^^f(«rrr, ^^- 
 
 ^inf%rf, f^ftff, f^TiftfT (sic!), irftf^- 
 f^fT, xrfrftrf, i7fTf%^, l?^^fW^ (add.), 
 JJ^^rf^fT, lif?rf%fT, IT(5Trf%?T, lif^fT, 
 ^fi^IcT, f^ftrT, ^^^fT ^f^cT, ^f^rf, 
 ^'T^f^ff, ^^Tf%rf, ^^fi^rf, ^^f^TT, 
 ^JTfrlf%7!. 
 
643 
 
 ftTTl 
 
 2^^ (nom. m. n. "^^) standing (often — ®), 
 
 immovable (opp. WT<t^)« 
 "'^TW^^ a. belonging to Qiva (cf. seq.). 
 ^TUT a. standing, firm, immovable; m. trunk 
 or stem of a tree, post, pillar, E. of 
 giva. 
 
 "^TTH^fT a. (being) immovable as the trunk 
 
 of a tree. 
 ^TTIT'^^a. who roots out the trunks of trees. 
 
 "^Trl^ n. imp. (it is) to be stood or remained. 
 ^WTff a, standing, stationary. 
 
 2^T^ m. guide (of horses). 
 
 ^^■^ n. station, place. 
 
 ^Jil n. standing, remaining, abiding, not 
 budging; continuation, duration; state, 
 condition, position, rank, dignity; shape, 
 form, appearance; sphere, domain, pro- 
 vince; abode, place, seat, home, stead 
 (loc. w. gen. or — o instead of); proper 
 place or time, occasion or object for (gen. 
 or — o); place of articulation, organ (g.); 
 the (4) stamina ofa kingdom (treasury etc.). 
 
 l^TfcR m. N. of a man. n. position, attitude; 
 rank, dignity ; place, spot. 
 
 ^T'T^fTT & otfRf m. protector of a place or 
 region. 
 
 T^T«!^^ m. ruin of a place. 
 
 "^T'T'i'91' m. loss of a place. 
 
 '^T'T'^'S a. removed from one's place. 
 
 ^T»!^TT m. pi. the various places or modes 
 for keeping goods. 
 
 ^T«ff%^ a. knowing a place (places). 
 
 '^T'T'5^ & ®f^^ a. standing (being) at one's 
 place. 
 
 "^T'^T'tTT "• another place. 
 
 '^T^fW'T n. du. standing and sitting down. 
 
 ^T«TT^V m. confinement to a certain place, 
 imprisonment. 
 
 '^ififil^ a. having the first or the right place ; 
 m. the primitive element (g.). 
 
 "^T^"^ a. being in or instead of (—o). 
 
 "^T^eR m. erector (of an image), establisher, 
 founder; a cert, person of the stage-busi- 
 ness. 
 
 -^jxn^J n. the office of a "^tifTT. 
 
 ■^■JtliT a. establishing, fixing, settling, found- 
 ing; n. &f.'^T the act of establishing etc. 
 
 '^^•f^'ST a. to be fixed or kept. 
 
 ^fT^ a. to be established, fixed, placed in 
 (loc. or ace), kept, confined, restrained, 
 
 l^TT'T'l "• standing-place, stand; stability, 
 strength, power. 
 
 S^TT't ^- neighing of a horse. 
 
 '^Tf^cTT f-, ®^ n. duration. 
 
 "^if^^l. a. standing, abiding, being in, at, 
 or on ( — o), present; steady, constant. 
 
 faithful, true. 
 
 >); con- 
 
 ^|^c|> a. standing, staying in (- 
 stant, durable. 
 
 T^'^T5R«t^ a. having firm reins. 
 
 1^^ n. plate, dish, vessel, tooth -hole; f. 
 ^TT^ (earthen) pot, kettle. 
 
 '^T'^moR "!• a kind of cooked oifering. 
 
 ^T^"^ a. standing, immovable, firm, lasting, 
 constant; vegetable, belonging to the 
 vegetable world, m. mountain; m. n. sgl. 
 & pi. the vegetable kingdom ; n. immo- 
 vable property. 
 
 '^T'^T^fi ^- N. of a servant. 
 
 WT^T^^T n. the immovable and movable. 
 
 "^^^^X^cn f* condition of being a plant. 
 
 ''^T^T^ n. immobility. 
 
 ^Tf^-?^ & oft^ n. old age. 
 
 ^T^Ri s. perfume or unguent. 
 
 ^l^a. stationary, immovable, firm, constant. 
 
 f^^ff a. standing, abiding, remaining; con- 
 tinuing, keeping on (nom., loc, instr., ger., 
 or adv.); turned to, intent upon, occupied 
 with (loc. or — o); fixed, settled, deter- 
 mined, firm, valid; present, existing; left, 
 ceased, stopped, n. the act or manner of 
 standing. 
 
 f^TcT^ a. steady-minded. 
 
 fWff'T'^ a. firm in judgment. 
 
 f%rf^«rf a. standing, having one's place. 
 
 f^irfTf f. standing, stopping, staying, remain- 
 ing in or with (loc. or — »); abode, place; 
 situation, rank, dignity; devotion to or 
 occupation with (loc); stability, duration; 
 firmness, constancy, existence, occurrence; 
 
 state, condition; 
 
 conduct, procedurej 
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f^ffTinfr 
 
 644 
 
 axiom, maxime, rule, custom, usage, 
 boundary, limit; rectitude, virtue. 
 
 f%f?rrnfr a. firm, stable, steady, constant, 
 virtuous. 
 
 fi^Ti; a. hard, solid, firm, strong, lasting, 
 durable, steadfast, constant, resolute, faith- 
 ful, sure. 
 
 f^"^f^^ a. firm-minded, constant. 
 
 f^-^Tff f., o^cf n. hardness, firmness, stability, 
 constancy. 
 
 f^'^^^^*^ a. armed with a strong bow. 
 
 f^'i^^fT »• enjoying strong protection. 
 
 f%T[lrf^^«^ a. firm in resistance. 
 
 f^'^'^f^ a. steady-minded, resolute. 
 
 f^'^'?f^ a. = prec. ; f. firmness, resolute- 
 ness. 
 
 f^T^T^*^ a. ever youthful; n. eternal youth. 
 
 f^T^WTT^T f- perfect accomplishment. 
 
 "T^T^l^^ a, constant in friendship. 
 
 f^TTT^ a. firm in undertaking, persevering. 
 
 f^Tt ^ confirm, strengthen; ®^ P* 
 
 f^T^^RTW "• confirmation, corroboration. 
 
 "^TJf m. a man's name; f. "^TJJT post, pillar. 
 
 "^^ a. thick, broad, massy, big, large ; m. the 
 lowe rpart of the thigh (also ©cfif); du. the 
 ankles or buttocks. 
 
 "^f?; a. drawn by one horse; n. such a 
 waggon. 
 
 "^f^ a. = "^^, also coarse, gross , material 
 (opp. ^^); stupid, dull; n.rz-^^^T^^T- 
 
 ^tii%^ m. N. of a Rishi. 
 
 ^;^ffT f., 0^ n. abstr. to ^f^. 
 
 "^[^TIXT^ m. the material world (ph.). 
 
 "^^^rf n. a grosser element (ph.). 
 
 "^^WT^ n. the enjoyment of grosser things 
 (ph.). 
 
 ^^^"^ a. thick in the middle. 
 
 '^^wf'^ & °^^ a. munificent, liberal. 
 
 '^^ff%'5RI m, material object. 
 
 ^^"^IT^T "• the material body (ph.). 
 
 ^lf3|T;^ a. large -headed; m. N. of a 
 Rishi etc. 
 
 *^^^TZ & o^ m., o^T^ f. coarse cloth. 
 "^;^^^ a. gross and subtle. 
 ^^T^^^ITXI^ m. the gross and the subtle 
 world. 
 
 n. the gross and the subtle 
 body. 
 
 m^?*^ m. an elephant's trunk. 
 
 *'^^T»T^ n- the langer intestine, the rectum. 
 
 '^Tji^ m. firmness, stability, duration. 
 
 "^^ n. imp. (it is) to be stood or remained, 
 to be acted or behaved ; m. judge, umpire. 
 
 ^ij^ (compar.) very firm or constant. 
 
 ^^ n. firmness, solidity, steadiness, con- 
 stancy, calmness; p. o^irT . 
 
 ''^^^T^ n. munificence, liberality. 
 
 '^^^ n. thickness, coarseness, bulk, size. 
 
 ^Xjif, f. I^ used for bathing (water etc.); n. 
 bathing, ablution. 
 
 ^T, Wif^ (^T^%), pp. "^Tft (q.v.) bathe,, 
 perform ablution (esp. at the end of re- 
 ligious studentship or of a vow), smear 
 or anoint one's self with (instr). C. '^xt- 
 ^grRr or ^T^T^rfTT cause to bathe, wet, 
 dip in (loc.)' — ^f^ step out of the water. 
 m be steeped or absorbed in (loc). H ga 
 into the water; C. bathe in (ace). iQT^ 
 C. bathe (tr.), wash. — Cf. t^"5|Tf7cf. 
 
 ^Tft a. bathed, washed, purified by ablution ;: 
 steeped i.e. versed in, familiar with (loc» 
 or — o). 
 
 ^rlcR m. a Brahman who has finished hi& 
 religious studentship (lit. one who has per- 
 formed his ablution). 
 
 ^Trrf^"H a. bathed and anointed. 
 
 ^TTrlT^f^H ^- the same. 
 
 ^7if n. bathing, ablution (cf. prec). 
 
 ^T^f^T "• bathing-room. 
 
 ^T^ a. fit for bathing. 
 
 ^T'T^'^ n- bathing-dress. 
 
 ^T-R^^^ n., oifT^IT f. bathing-room. 
 
 ^T^lIT^ f. bathing-drawers. 
 
 ^T^T^^ a. used to or fond of bathing. 
 
 "^T'Tll^ n. water for bathing or washing. 
 
 ^if^ni; a. bathing, being in a bath. 
 
 ^T^Y^ a. fit or suitable for bathing. 
 
 ^T^^T^-^ n. = -^Tf^^. 
 
 "^T^flTi^lJ a. risen from a bath. 
 
 ^TJT^^ n. = ^T'lT^. 
 
 ^l'fT^T^"'(,Iir n. implements for bathing. 
 
 '^T^^m. (a servant) who bathes (his master). 
 
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 ^ 
 
 '?^T"^«f n. bathing, washing. 
 '^if^T'l. a. bathing, performing ablution. 
 ^T^ f- n- sinew, also = seq. 
 ■^T^^tlir m. sinew-band, i.e. bowstring. 
 "^T^Tf^, f. t^ made of tendons. 
 '5^'g'grf a. held together by tendons. 
 ■^"^i^^ or ^j"^«^ n. band, sinew, bowstring. 
 f%J^ a. supple, oily, greasy, sticky, smooth; 
 
 bland, soft, kind, affectionate, faithful, 
 
 loyal; abstr. OffT f., ©^ n. 
 
 t%J^f^Wm^ n. == f^J^T^iT. 
 
 f^^'TW ^' a kind of bean. 
 
 t%J^'^rI^'^ a. slippery, cool, or rough; 
 abstr. o^ n. 
 
 f^Jm^if n. collyrium mixed with oil. 
 
 lf%f, f^Uf^f, **%, pp. "%7^(q.v.) be supple, 
 greasy, or moist; stick to, be fixed upon 
 (loc), have affection for, be fond of (loc. 
 or gen.). C. %f "^fTT make greasy, supple, 
 or submissive, ^"q (also f^'^^) become 
 supple or moist. C. conciliate, win over. — 
 Cf. iTmj^. 
 
 Sf^jl" f. (nom. f^cp) wetness, moisture. 
 
 f^fffW or ^ff f?T f. the same. 
 
 "^^^*t^ m. or ^^^T f- wetness of the nose. 
 
 1^, #lf?T, PP- "^rT distil, drop, flow (esp. 
 of the mother's breast or milk). — 'jf=S. 
 
 3^ n. surface, top (= ^T«T). 
 
 Ta^T f« daughter-in-law. 
 
 ^m^ a. having sexual intercourse with the 
 
 daughter-in-law. 
 <d^ f. the milk-hedge plant. 
 ^^i|^ m. wetness of the nose. 
 %^ n. imp. (it is) to be bathed. 
 ■%^ m. stickiness; oil, grease, a fluid of the 
 
 bod}"-; attachment, love, friendship for (loc, 
 
 gen., or — «). 
 '%^^:qT or o^^ m. a pot with oil 
 %^^^a. heavy(-hearted) from love for (gen.).* 
 ■%^«T a. (f. '1^) & n. lubricating, anointing; 
 
 feeling affection. 
 "^^^ftr na. object of love. 
 "%^^^, f. '1^ consisting or full of affection. 
 ^^^ a. affectionate, tender. 
 
 %^«rf a. oily, greasy; also = prec. 
 
 %^<^^'3f a. mixed with oil or grease. 
 
 %^^'^T!^«rT^ a. full of ardent love. 
 
 %f T^cT n- feeling of love. 
 
 %^"f^if n. a mark of affection. 
 
 %ff i^ a. liking, fond of (— »). 
 
 "^T^, "^^%, «»f7T, pp. "^f^ff (qv.) quiver, 
 throb, quake, kick (of animals), budge. 
 C. "^•^^fTT (°%) make quiver. — ^T, 
 ^fT' IT, f%, ^R. quiver, shake. 
 
 I^W m. quivering, throbbing, motion i.g. 
 
 |^«d«f a. kicking (cow); m. a kind of tree; 
 n. = prec. 
 
 "^f^cT a. & n. quivering, moving. 
 
 ^t^'C ^' quivering. 
 
 "^»^T f- thread, string. 
 
 ''^i'TW, f- t^ rescuing, delivering. 
 
 ^^cnix f' contest, emulation with (instr. ±^^, 
 gen., or — o) about (instr.). 
 
 T^nlT^nT & ^•^rf^'l, a. rivalling, emulous. 
 
 '^^(^ a. desirable, precious. 
 
 "5511^ a. touching, penetrating ( — ©); m. touch, 
 contact; perception of touch, feeling, sen- 
 sation. Abstr. OffTt f'5 ®?^t 11- 
 
 ^nfWT a. tangible. 
 I ^Uf^lij a. having the quality of touch. 
 
 ^^•T n. touching, feeling, sensation. 
 
 "^^^^t^^'iff^Irf^ a. to be (being) touched 
 or felt. 
 
 '^TlJ'i^«a a. having tangibility, palpable. 
 
 ^l^T'Tcfi^ a. grateful to the touch. 
 
 "^fliji^a. touching, entering, penetrating (—o). 
 
 1^^ (^T^)' PP* W^ (<l-v ) see, behold, look 
 at. C. "^"^J^fTT mark, notice, show. — 
 Cf. ^tg^, f^-^TE. 
 
 ^W^ m. (nom. "^Z) spy, guardian. 
 
 "^^ m. the same. 
 
 "^TS a. visible, discernible, distinct, manifest, 
 clear; n. adv. 
 
 ^m^a. clear in meaning, intelligible; n.adv. 
 
 ^^ efi a. make distinct or clear. 
 
 ^nW^ ^- desirable, enviable. 
 
 WT^^"^ a. consisting in enviable heroes. 
 
 ^^ = 1^^^. 
 
 ^, ^WrfH, ^TOJ^ (^WTfir), PP ^ loosen, 
 free from (abl.), rescue, save, attract, win. 
 
^^^s 
 
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 C. "^'t'^fTI tbe same. — ^tf free from 
 (abl.), alienate. "^^ deliver. '^7 attract, 
 win. fif:^ free from (abl.). f^ tear 
 asunder, separate. 
 
 l^V^, ^h5i^ C^'fTf) contend, emulate, strive 
 (instr. ±^^or ace. of pers.&loc. of th.). — 
 ^rfW, % irfTT, f^, & ^J1[ = s. 
 
 2^V^ f. contest; rival, foe. 
 
 t^^ V. f??^(:)^^. 
 
 1^^, "^^f^T (*>%), pp. ^ (q.v.) touch (ace. 
 or loc.) esp. "^4^, "^Q^ifi?^ etc. touch 
 water, also ^f^^ wash or sprinkle with 
 water (r.); feel, perceive (by touching); 
 reach up to (loc. or ace); attain, obtain, 
 incur, suffer. C. "^^^fTT (*^^) cause or 
 make to touch (2 ace), bring into imme- 
 diate contact with (loc. or instr.); present 
 to, bestow on (dat.). — ^f\^ touch (super- 
 ficially), "^g touch, fill with (instr.). 
 •^fir touch, visit, afflict. "^T touch slightly. 
 ^5 reach up to (ace). ^^If touch, stroke, 
 caress; w. ^tf^ etc. = S. (also ± instr. 
 of the water & ± ace. of the touched parts 
 of the body), ^^q touch (esp. water or 
 with water; cf. S^, bathe in (loc). trf^ 
 touch, stroke, ^ni; touch, bring in contact 
 with (instr.); reach to, attain, visit, befall ; 
 ± ^T?^ etc. wash, bathe (r.). — Cf. ^tf- 
 
 2^^ (nom. ■^) & ^^ a. touching, reach- 
 ing (-«). 
 ^5^ a. to be touched or felt. 
 "^ a. touched, felt, visited by or afflicted 
 
 with (instr. or — o). 
 "'^BiT^^r a. defiled by sexual intercourse. 
 ^f% & ^rf%^T f. touch, contact. 
 '^ft't; a. who has touched. 
 ^?' ^f^f^5 °% be eager; strive after or 
 long for (dat., gen., or ace), envy (dat., 
 gen. or loc). - ^^ desire ardently (ace. 
 ^fTir n- desire, longing for (—0). 
 ^fllft^ a. desirable, enviable, attractive, 
 charming; abstr. ot^j f.^ o^ „, 
 
 ^f ^1^ a. worthy to be striven after or con- 
 tested. 
 
 ^f ^T^ a. longing for, delighting in (dat. or 
 
 loe), wishing to (infin.); jealous, envious. 
 ^fT f. desire, longing for, delight in (gen., 
 
 loe, or — o); envy. 
 ^f T^^^ a. longing for, delighting in (loe). 
 ^fZ^ m. rock-crystal. 
 WfZ^?Trftir m. (& of^^ f.*) the same. 
 WfZ^^^, f. ^ made of crystal, crystalline. 
 ^T' ^' WTT^fTT, pp. "^TfTfT (q.v.) open 
 
 widely, spread, expand, divulge, w. Vg^etc. 
 
 bend the bow, shoot off. — f^ = S. — 
 
 Cf. fw^TfTff. 
 
 ^P^ , C. "^T^^ff, w. -^x strike or hurl 
 against (ace or loe), w. ^»^ crush. 
 
 WTft^, f. ^T & t; crystalline; n. crystal. 
 
 WTf?f f- fattening, breeding (of cattle). 
 
 ^Tf?ri?^^ a. fat. 
 
 m^'^^, WT^*^, pp. "Wt?T (q.v.) grow, fat, 
 swell, increase C. "^TT^^fH fatten, en- 
 large, augment. — ^f grow, increase. 
 m swell. ~ Cf. ^Wtrr. 
 
 ^TT a. extensive, wide, big, large, violent, 
 abundant. 
 
 ^TX^ a. full blown. 
 
 ^'^^ ^ ^P^"' expand, swell, increase. 
 ^frr^f^ycT m. fattener. 
 
 fW^ & 1%5r^ (nom. t%iR) f. buttock, hip. 
 fwt a. fat. 
 
 Wtcf a. fat, swollen, large, thick; thriving, 
 prosperous; numerous, abundant; richly 
 endowed with, full of (instr. or — o). 
 ^«^' "^^ftr & "^fiTZf?? burst, split, expand, 
 open, blossom. C. %T^^frr burst or 
 rend asunder, shake, toss. — ^J C. cleave, 
 crush, shake, toss. Tf Ay open, burst; C. 
 cleave, f^ burst, split, fly open. 
 ^5^ a. open, blossomed, blown; clear, 
 distinct, plain. Abstr. o^jj f , o^ „. 
 ^^•T n- splitting, bursting. 
 "^3^^, *>^f?T make clear or manifest. 
 tijjdT'^X; a. clear or distinct (-syllabled), 
 l"^^!"^ m. a clear meaning. 
 2^^^ a. clear in meaning. 
 ^HT^&^make (become) dear or manifest. 
 ^T' ^tf^, *»%, pp. -^ftcT jerk, dart, ^ 
 kick (tr. & intr.); quiver, tremble, glitter, 4 
 
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 ^^ 
 
 sparkle, start into view, appear, arise. — 
 "^XJ snap away, withdraw quickly. ^^ & 
 fif^hurl away. "qfT ^"i^^^? throb ; glitter, 
 shine; rise, appear. T| kick or hurl away, 
 shake, tremble, quiver etc. = prec. f% fly 
 asunder ; tremble, quiver = prec. 
 
 ■^"^t^ a. & n. trembling, vibrating. 
 
 ■^■^^Tll" a. glittering, sparkling; n. the action 
 of quivering, trembling, glittering, shining 
 forth, appearing. 
 
 ■^f^rf a. throbbing, trembling, palpitating, 
 glittering, sparkling; risen, appeared; 
 n. = prec. n. 
 
 ■^;5T^, pp. -^f^ff sprung forth, appeared. 
 
 ^^f^^ & °«R ra. spark of fire; p. o^^ijf . 
 
 ■^^ , ^^f?r, PP- Wf^fT rumble, roar, 
 thunder ; burst forth, appear. C. W^^f?T 
 crackle, rustle. — "^*l&"^r^roar, thunder, 
 fq" rumble, snort; break forth, appear. — 
 Cf. t^wf^H. j 
 
 T^li^ & *'cR m. a cert, plant. I 
 
 "^^^ m. thunder. 
 
 "^f^cf n. thundering, roaring. 
 
 "^^rfci f. appearance, manifestation. 
 
 ^^f'j m. bursting, splitting, opening, crack- | 
 ing, roaring; also = seq. 
 
 WTZ«fi ^'j ^fZcRT f- swelling, boil, tumor. 
 
 "^rrZ»r a. & n. splitting, breaking. 
 
 WTZT^^T ra. N. of a grammarian. 
 
 '^ff^ m. wooden splinter (r.). 
 
 ^ enclitic and slightly asseverative, often 
 pleonastic, is added to other particles, 
 esp. ^ & f^, to if & ?TT, to rel. & dem. 
 pronouns, & to verbs, esp. to the present 
 tense, which it gives the value of a past. 
 
 ^cl^ adv. together, at once, simultaneously; 
 prep, along with (o — & instr.). 
 
 ^?^"3J a. having reins. 
 
 "^if^^ m. N. of a man. 
 
 ^f^S a. charged with a commission. 
 
 ^"2^^ f. having a full udder. 
 
 ^f^flr a. disciplined, trained, expert. 
 
 mif m, astonishment, .wonder; arrogance, 
 pride in ( — o). 
 
 ;^^«T n. smiling, a smile. 
 
 ^f%|i^ a. smiling, laughing (—<>). 
 
 ^J^ m. remembrance, love or the god of love. 
 
 ^T[«R"^T f' love-discourse. 
 
 "^T^^RTT' f- T awakening love. 
 
 ^"^^^Ijf n. remembrance, memory, tradition. 
 
 ^T^^ a. to be remembered. 
 
 ^T^Tf^^tl <^ **<^^«T a. rousing love. 
 
 ^T^T^^f ^' Smara's chastiser, i.e. Qiva. 
 
 ^T!^^ ^' Smara's friend, i.e. Spring. 
 
 ^"^TTT ™' Smara's foe i.e. Qiva. 
 
 ■QITTfTT a. love-sick. 
 
 ^^^ a. = "^TWt^- 
 
 ^n"^ m. remembrance, longing. 
 
 ^f^TJf n. reminding, calling to mind. 
 
 ^T"?^?^ (ger., always repeated) remembering, 
 in rembrance of (ace). 
 
 ^?UjfT1. ^- remembering, recollecting ( — »). 
 
 ^"n? a. relating to memory, based on tra- 
 dition. 
 
 f^, W'^% '^fcT, PP- fm^ (q-v.) smile, blush, 
 be proud or arrogant. — . '^T^ blush down 
 (of the dawn). ^"^ smile up (with pride). 
 ^^?r^ & ^JTT smile upon (ace). Tf break 
 out. into a laugh, f^ be astounded or 
 surprised by (instr., loc, or abl.); be 
 proud, boast of (intr.). — Cf. f^f^ff. 
 
 f^TT a. smiling, expanded, blown; n. a smile. 
 
 f^qcftj^ a. preceded by a smile. 
 
 r^rfR^^ a. shining with a smile (eye). 
 
 ^, ^T'TfT' °^' PP- "^<T (q-v.) remember (gen. 
 or ace); recollect, call to mind; hand 
 down, record, declare, teach (esp. P. ^^(^ 
 be recorded or declared as a law or custom, 
 pass for (nom. or loc). Cans. '^TT^rf^ 
 & "^'^'ElfTT cause to remember, remind 
 (2 ace. or gen. of pers. & ace. of th.). — 
 "^i^ remember, collect; confess. C.remind. 
 ^tj lose conscience, forget. '^Xf remember, 
 call to mind (ace). IT remember or forget. 
 Hf^ remember; C. remind. f% forget; 
 C. cause to forget (2 ace). ^fT^ remember 
 (ace) ; C. remind of (2 ace). — Cf. ^if- 
 
 ^<f a. remembered, handed down by memory 
 or tradition, taught, enjoined; passing 
 for, named, called (nom. rfc^f^f). 
 
 ^f?rf. remembrance, memory, tradition (opp. 
 
^fTT^Tfti: 
 
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 ^fTT revelation); a class of works based 
 on authoritative tradition. 
 ^fTTcfilfT'l. ^- reviving a recollection. 
 ^f7T^3^ m- a lawyer. 
 ^f^¥T m. the god of love. 
 ^frf^?^^ m. loss or failure of memory. 
 ^f?f?T«TT a. having (a good) memory or 
 (full) conscience; versed in law. 
 
 ^irfTT??^, f- t^ based on tradition. 
 
 wf^ff^^^iT m. confusion of memory. 
 
 "^f?nrT'5^ n. law-book. 
 
 ^"^ a. smiling, friendly; expanded, blown; 
 full of (— o). 
 
 "^ proD.-st. of 3*^pers. (only nom. sgl., cf. (If). 
 
 1^5, ^^, '^^^^ °f?T, PP- "^ flow, run, 
 drive (in a carriage), hasten. C. "^"^^fTf 
 = S. — "^f^ flow or run to (ace), ^«f 
 run towards or along, "^f^ the same, 
 overflow. "^1^ flow down. "^J & ^^ run 
 or flow towards (ace), fif flow down. 
 IT flow, run; drive away (in a carriage). 
 trfr flow around, f^ flow forth or over, 
 flow abundantly. ^J^ flow or run to- 
 gether. — Cf. f^^. 
 
 2^5 V. -^isi^. 
 
 "^^ m. rapid course. 
 
 ^^tT a. hastening on. 
 
 t$|*^ ra. flowing. 
 
 ^•^•t a. & n. flowing, running; m. carriage, 
 chariot. 
 
 T^rf^^ a. flowing; letting flow. 
 
 ^p^ V. ^^JT. 
 
 ^■^ a. rushing, quick. 
 
 ^rr^ m. the wife's brother, brother-in-law, 
 
 ^ f. thread or needle. 
 
 "^n a. sewn, sewn on. 
 
 ^^ n. band, thong, rein; suture (on the 
 
 scull). 
 "%'5 m. phlegm. 
 #T^ a. soft, mild, tender; n. a soft couch 
 
 or seat, comfort i.g. 
 %T^^fi; a. preparing a soft couch. 
 ^Pnfl" a. resting on a soft couch. 
 ^^, "^^ (ofif), pp. ^^ (q.v.) fall, drop 
 
 or hang down, decay, perish. C. "^^^f?f 
 
 cause to fall, loosen. — "^^ fall down. 
 ejf^ fall asunder. f% fall asunder, break 
 down, drop; C. cause to drop, loosen. — 
 
 c. isrra^, ^r^^, m^m- 
 
 f^^ a. breaking, loosening. 
 
 ^ftri;. a. getting loose, falling down, depend- 
 ing. 
 
 ^f^ f. corner. 
 
 ^^ m. a cert, plant. 
 
 ^gi s. corner of the mouth; mouth, jaws. 
 
 ^'<^r*<«t n- a garland of flowers. 
 
 ^jy^fX a- wearing a garland ; f. "^T N. of a 
 metre. 
 
 ^fj^ a. = prec. adj. 
 
 T^^f. wreath, garland (—0 also ^^ & ^gy^). 
 
 ^^ m. stream or gush of, adj. flowing with, 
 out-pouring ( — ©). 
 
 ^^TJf n., ^^iq" m. flowing, streaming. 
 
 ^^(^ & ^^i^f^ f. stream, river. 
 
 ^f^?T% & ^f^^ dat. infin. to ^. 
 
 ^^^ m. flowing, running. 
 
 ^^ m. maker, creator. 
 
 ^?^ a. fallen, loosened. 
 
 ^^^W a. hanging loose down. 
 
 ^"^T "^' straw, couch. 
 
 l^T^ a. lame. 
 
 2^TT in- disease, sickness. 
 
 ^T^ m. flow, oozing, 
 
 ^T^TIT a. & n. making flow. 
 
 ^Tf%^ a. flowing; making flow ( — o). 
 
 I'fe^^, ^^"Rt do or go amiss, fail. 
 
 2f^V f. foe or sinner. 
 
 ^^ r^^frT fail. 
 
 ^^ ■'^'WRT (®%), pp. ^7{ flow, stream ; flow 
 with (instr. or ace); drip, leak (vessel); 
 flow or waste away, perish, be lost. 
 C. ^T^^ftl & ^^^f?T cause to flow, 
 spill, shed. — ^f?f flow over, -^fif flow 
 off (abl.). "^if^ flow hither, "^qf flow 
 down; C. = "^^^ C. cause to flow down. 
 "^ & ^q flow towards (ace), fif flow 
 down. f*f;^ flow asunder or out, flow 
 forth, rise from (abl). qf^ flow around 
 or abundantly; run away, pass (time). 
 IT flow forth, stream from (abl.); let 
 
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 l^rT^ 
 
 flow, discharge. ^f^If&^If stream forth. 
 
 f^ stream forth, flow from (abl.); let 
 
 flow, discharge; melt away, perish. ^J^ 
 
 flow or run together. 
 1^ (a. -o) = :^^, 
 ^J"^^ m. the handle of the Sruc. 
 ^^ m, N. of a town. 
 
 g^ f. (nom. ^cR) a large sacrificial ladle. 
 'H"^ a. performed with the Sruc. 
 ^fi;_ ( — o) flowing with, discharging. 
 ^rf^^ a. dry (lit. having the water flowed 
 "* off). 
 
 "^fif f. flow, stream, gush; way, road. 
 "^(5" a. relating to a road. 
 "^qf m, a small sacrificial ladle. 
 
 %TrI (adj. — o) current, channel. 
 
 %Tcf^ n. current, stream, river, channel; 
 aperture of the body (as eyes, ears, etc.) ; 
 organ of sense. 
 
 '^T<T^ a. flowing in streams. 
 
 %T^T^f & o^f T f. river. 
 
 %T(3iT f. flood, wave, stream. 
 
 "^T^ a. performed with the Sruc. 
 
 %f%T^^ a. relating to a stream. 
 
 ^ (poss. refl.) one's own (often o — ). m. n. 
 one's self (in the obi. cases also used as 
 a pronoun, cf. ^TtJT^); m. iSc f. ^T a kins- 
 man or relation, a man or woman of one's 
 own caste; n. property, wealth, riches. 
 
 ^eR (poss. refl.) = prec; m relative, friend; 
 n. wealth, property. 
 
 ^«Rfl. n. one's own work, business, or duty. 
 
 ^«R^^ a. doing one's duty. 
 
 ^efiT'RT'fl^ a. self-willing. 
 
 ^cfiT^ m. one's own time, loc. in time. 
 
 ^cJt^ (poss. refl.) one's own ; m. pi. relatives 
 or friends. 
 
 1^^^ n. one's own family or race. 
 
 ^^^'^I a. belonging to one's own family. 
 
 ^^^^'T^, f.f^ relating to one's own welfare. 
 
 "^efirf a. self-done; n. such an action. 
 
 1^^ a. having a beautiful axle; m. such a 
 a waggon. 
 
 2^^, f. "1^ fair- eyed. 
 
 ^^^ a. having self-rule, free. 
 
 ^IrT a. relating or belonging to one's self; 
 
 n. adv. apart, aside. 
 ^^T (indecl.) a sacrificial formula ; w. oR 
 
 utter this exclamation. 
 I^IW ^- one's own virtue or merit; abl. 
 
 2^^TJ|' a. having virtues and merits of one's 
 own. 
 
 ^^H a. delectable by its own nature. 
 
 ^^^ n. one's own house. 
 
 ^f^ a. having a good Agni (fire). 
 
 j^lp a. fair-limbed. 
 
 T^^f^ a. having handsome or clever fingers. 
 
 ^^^^ n. one's own eye. 
 
 ^%fT^ n. one's own idea. 
 
 y T^ a. very clear, transparent, bright, pure; 
 abstr. OflT f., ©^ n. 
 
 IfcfT^v^ m. one's own will or choice, inde- 
 pendence; o — & °rr^ at will, sponta- 
 neously, freely. 
 
 2^T^^ a. independent, spontaneous, free, 
 n. adv. 
 
 ^^•^^TT <^ "^Tf^'t, a. moving at will, 
 independent. 
 
 ^^^^•T^TcT a. grov/n wild (lit. sponta- 
 neously) in the wood. 
 
 ^^^, ^^j **f?f, PP-^W embrace, encircle. - 
 
 ¥^1, ^f^^Ji: = s. 
 
 ^^ a. born from or belonging to one's self, 
 one's own ; m. a viper. 
 
 ^5fiT m. one's own man, (coll.) people or 
 kindred. 
 
 ^WJI'l. & ^^TcT a. produced or begotten 
 by one's self. 
 
 ^^T a. self-born. 
 
 ^^if?! f' one's own caste or race; a. belong- 
 ing to it. 
 
 ^WTffl^ & ©WTtSr a. = prec. adj. 
 
 ^f^ff a. conquered by one's self. 
 
 ^%i€f a. = ^^t^ji^. 
 
 ^"^ifir in« one's own kindred or kin. 
 
 ^■^^ & ^W^ ^' Kioving lightly, quick. 
 
 l^rf*!^ n. self-dependence, i.e. independence, 
 freedom; also OffJ f. 
 
2l^fl?^ 
 
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 2^fl«f^ a. self-dependent, free. 
 
 ^rffplij , o^rf^ bring into dependance, call 
 
 to obedience, 
 "^ff^^ a. (nom. ®^T1.) self-strong, conscious 
 
 of one's own strength. 
 ^rf^ adv. = abl. of ^ a. & m. 
 ^ffT f., o^^ n. relation to one's self. 
 ^%^^ n. one's own splendour. 
 
 ^f , ^^fTT, «>% (^T^%), pp. ^iTl (q.v.) 
 A. sweeten, make savoury or agreeable; 
 A.(P.) be sweet or savoury, please; relish, 
 taste, eat, enjoy; delight in (loc). C. 
 ^^^f?T make savoury, season, cook; 
 make soft i.e. calm, propitiate; ^T^^f?I 
 relish, taste, eat. — 'ST & ^^T (^T^"?Tf?l) 
 relish, eat, enjoy. 
 ^f^ff a. well eaten. 
 
 ^^^ m. one's own place or land, home. 
 ^V«T n. one's own wealth or property. 
 ^V^ ni. one's own right or duty. 
 ^^^ifw^^ a. keeping to one's custom. 
 l^^T f- (one's own or peculiar) nature or 
 condition (lit. self- position, spontaneity), 
 habit, custom, rule; accustomed place, 
 home; welfare, comfort, pleasure. Instr. 
 sgl. & pi., :^\iT^g, ^g ^\iMfi, & ^^T 
 ^^ willingly, freely, in wonted wise, 
 merrily, wantonly. 
 2^VT f. sweet drink, esp. a libation to the 
 Manes; the exclamation Svadha (used on 
 presenting or instead of this libation). 
 ^^"^T 3' offering a libation to the Manes 
 
 or pronouncing the exclamation Svadha. 
 ^^ToRTX^ m. the exclamation Svadha. 
 ^^iX^, f. o^-ft = seq. 
 l^\TT^«ff^ a. keeping to one's habit or 
 custom, constant, faithful, comfortable, 
 blessed. 
 2^VT^«fr^ a. containing sweet drink or re- 
 freshment. 
 
 ^VTN'T; a. = prec. 
 ^"ft^TT a. healthy, strong. 
 l^f^f?f m. f. axe, hatchet. 
 2^f^f?T f. a kind of large tree with hard 
 w^ood. 
 
 ^f\^?l^^«ff^ a. consisting of Svadha- wood 
 
 (cf. prec). 
 ^^J^ a. well taught or instructed; n. good 
 
 study. 
 ^V^f?f a. studying well. 
 ^^^ a. sacrificing well; m. n. a good sacri- 
 fice. 
 ^'ll, ^TTrT, *»%, pp. "^f^cT (q.v.) sound, 
 roar, cry, hum. C. ^«T^f7T = S. — isi^ 
 cry or roar down. "^J sound. xrp[ (I. 5^- 
 fiT^fi;) clang. U roar. T(f7\ sound back, 
 re-echo. f% roar, howl, sound. 
 iT^if m. sound, roar, thunder, in 1. 1. any 
 
 kind of sound or noise. 
 2^«f m. roaring water. 
 ^•f^nT^ a. sounding, loud. 
 t^iT^ & t^fif (-0) = 11^. 
 ^^t^cT a. sounding; n. sound. 
 t^«I^iR a. fair-faced. 
 ^^H ^- well hidden. 
 ^^f^cT a. well performed. 
 ^nT a. ending well. 
 
 ^^, ^trfTT & ^TrfTT, 0%, pp. ^^ (q.Y.) 
 sleep, fall asleep, lie down, repose, be 
 dead. C. ^TTTSTf?! (^^^f?r) make sleep, 
 bring to rest, kill. D. fgi^fTT wish to 
 sleep. — fif go to sleep, die; C. put to 
 sleep, kill. IT fall asleep, go to rest, sleep. 
 C. put to sleep, lull to rest. — Cf. '^^^^, 
 ^1 H' t^g^' ^f H. ^IT^H (add.). 
 ^T?^ m. one's own side or party, opinion 
 
 or statement. 
 l^W n. good offspring or a good work. 
 2^^W a. having good offspring or doing a 
 
 good work. 
 ^X7^ n. one's own abode, place, position, 
 
 rank or dignity. 
 ^M«f a. sleepy; n. sleeping, sleep. 
 ^^TT% (loc.) late in the afternoon. 
 ^xr^ a. working or worked well, skilful or 
 
 skilfully made; m. artist. 
 ^1?^^, o^*^ vvork well, be active or busy. 
 ^1?^ a. active, industrious. 
 ^^^T f. (instr.) activity, cleverness. 
 t^m^ a. working well, skilful. 
 t^ft^TcT a. well meaning or much desired. 
 
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 ^tl f. besom. 
 
 ^^^ n. impers. to be slept. 
 
 "^■3 m. sleep, dream. 
 
 t^^^^ a. sleepy. 
 
 ^^^ a. dreamt (sleep-born). 
 
 ^"3Vt^?Z|' a. perceptible by the intellect in 
 
 sleep. 
 ^^^T^^ a. enjoying sleep. 
 ^^^T adv. in dreaming. 
 ^^^^ a. attained in sleep. 
 ^■^Hyf a. happened in a dream, dreamt. 
 ^■3^ a. wealthy, rich. 
 "^■JR^^lf •T n- sight or illusion of a dream. 
 ^^T«tT tn. condition of sleeping or dreaming. 
 ^"a"!^ , 0^% be sleepy; be like a dream. 
 ^X^ n. vision of a dream; l^x^^ adv. 
 
 in dreaming. 
 ^PVTf a* self-dependent; abstr. OfTJ f- 
 ^^'ET m. (one's own) relation or friend. 
 "^*^Tif a. self-luminous. 
 ^^1^ m. birth-place; (one's own) inherent 
 
 disposition or nature 
 
 abl., & instr. 
 
 by nature, naturally, spontaneously. 
 
 ^^1^^ a. innate, natural. 
 
 ^^1%1W 9- uttered spontaneously. 
 
 ^f*!f% a. granting or receiving good assist- 
 ance. 
 
 ^^^ a. having beautiful reins. 
 
 ^*T a. self- existing; m. Brahman; f. one's 
 own country or home. 
 
 l^*lf?! f- one's own welfare. 
 
 Sf^HffT a. self-existing. 
 
 ^^f^ f. = ^^ f. 
 
 ^^"^ a. well anointed. 
 
 ^^f^T't, m. one's own greatness. 
 
 ^^1^ n. one's own flesh. 
 
 ^iTTflfl^ adv. from (one's own) mother's 
 side. 
 
 ^"^T a- self -choosing; cR-qj (± H^)^^- 
 'S(JJ f- a maiden who thus chooses her 
 husband, m. self-choice (esp. of a husband 
 by a girl of the warrior caste). 
 
 ;^^''^'?;;^Tir f. a self-chosen wife.* 
 
 ^^Wff a. self-chosen (husband). 
 
 ^^"^f^TJf a. self- fallen. 
 
 ^^^^ a. best etc. by nature. 
 
 ^"^f^^ & o^^ a. falling & fallen sponta- 
 neously. 
 ^"^fi or ^^TT a. self-made; done by or 
 for one's self; made one's own, adopted. 
 ^^^Tcf a. self-dug. 
 ^^^f m., o^fUJ n. the (violent) taking for 
 
 one's self. 
 l^^^Tf m. = prec. 
 2^"ij^1^ a. taking freely or violently; © — 
 
 & n. adv. voluntarily, spontaneously. 
 ^^i^ & ogTTcT a. self-born. 
 ^^Ei^TfTl^ a. self-shining. 
 "^"^cf a. self-guided. 
 ^^(?IW a. self-abandoned. 
 ^"^^tT a. self-given (son). 
 ^"^^ifTfTfT a. self-worn (ornament).* 
 ^^tf^f^'S a. self-marked. * 
 
 ^"4?!; (indecl.) self (applied to the gramm. 
 or log. subject); often » — self-, sponta- 
 neously, voluntarily, naturally. 
 ^"^^^•T^Tif n. self-performance or practice 
 
 of (loc). 
 ^^^f^cT a. self-acquired. 
 
 ^^TTT;^ff a. come of one's own accord. 
 
 ^"^'lllrf a. self-fetched. 
 
 ^^Tf^rf a. offered spontaneously. 
 
 ^"^Hefil^ a. self-manifest. 
 
 ^^TJ^Tir'nT a. self-luminous; abstr. ©c^ n. 
 
 ^^IT*T a. self-shining. 
 
 ^^U"lftTlf a. self-fallen. 
 
 ^^H^fT a. self-praised. 
 
 ^"^i^^ a. broken or fallen off spontaneously. 
 
 ^^^g m. E. of Brahman & Qiva (cf. ■^^). 
 
 ^^^^ a. = seq. adj. 
 
 1^'^^ a. self-existent; m. E. of Brahman. 
 
 ^^^f! a. died of one's self. 
 
 '^'^"^[^ a. self-glorious or majestic. 
 
 ^^ a. self-dependent. 
 
 ^■g^ a. self-yoked. 
 
 ^^t% f- one's own team; one's own ar- 
 rangement or disposition, instr. & ©rl^t 
 naturally, of course. 
 
 ^^'^•^ or o^^ m. an ally. 
 
 l^^jf'T f' one's own womb, home, or place. 
 
 S^^Tf^f (f- also \^) related by blood. 
 
 1^"5> ^T*nT sound, make resound; sing, 
 
2^T 
 
 praise; shine, be bright. C. ^^[^fTI (P. 
 
 ^^) pronounce with the Svarita accent. - 
 
 ^fVr let a sound die away. "^tRI chime 
 
 in. iSim resound. ^^^ & ^f^^l salute, 
 
 invoke. 
 2^ n. the sun, sunlight, light i.g., the light 
 
 space i.e. the sky or heaven. 
 ^"t or ^X! ni. sound, voice, accent, musical 
 
 tone or note. 
 ^';^oRcf a. well prepared (sacrifice). 
 ^"^^ a. sounding loud, clear-voiced. 
 ^T^fr^^ m. change of the voice. 
 ^T*jfW f- vowel-fracture (g.). 
 ^"^if;? m. loss or change of the voice. 
 ^';(^%f^ m. sound-combination, voice. 
 ^^c|«rT a. sounding, loud, accented. 
 ^T^^TTm- =^T%T^; also song or playing 
 
 on the lute.* 
 ^-^^sf^iq m. transition of sounds or notes. 
 ^T^^5 f- harmony (of the voice). 
 ^T^^^ a. harmonious (voice). 
 ^■^T^ a. self-ruling, independent; m. = seq. 
 ^Xrr^'i; ni., o"^T'tft' f. sovereign. 
 ^i^T^ n- independent dominion, also = seq. 
 ^■^^l"^ n. one's own kingdom. 
 ^fi^ a. loud, noisy. 
 *<lf\rf a. sounded, accented, having the Sv. 
 
 accent; m. n. the Svarita accent; abstr. 
 
 o^ n. 
 ^f^"^ a. having good oars. 
 ^^ m. the sacrificial post or a slip of wood 
 
 from it. 
 l^^^f^ f. one's own wish or pleasure; instr. 
 
 at will. 
 2^^|f^ a. self-willed, wilful. 
 ^'^Tf n. (one's own) form or shape, true 
 
 nature, p. o^«a^ & ^fq^; (± "5I^*> or 
 
 ^S^"?^) the word in its peculiar form, 
 
 the word itself (g.); o_^ & o^i^ by nature, 
 
 of one's self, really. 
 l^TTt^^ n. one's own splendour. 
 2^TTf^^ a. self-resplendent. 
 ^cfi a. singing well. 
 '^ij a. going or leading to light or heaven, 
 
 heavenly; m. (±%T^) the heavenly world, 
 
 heaven, paradise. 
 
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 ^'NrTT a. desirous of heaven. 
 
 M'lJlf?! f. going to heaven. 
 
 ^sJTTTTiT n. the same, dying. 
 
 ^^TTftr^ a, going to heaven. 
 
 ^?h^rT a. descended from heaven. 
 
 ^^f^R^ a. conquering heaven. 
 
 ^'T^f^'l. ^' dwelling in heaven. 
 
 ^?}rl a. gone to heaven, died. 
 
 ^'fffT'f'r^ f- the heavenly river, Gaiiga. 
 
 :igifcl^ ^' a tree growing in heaven. 
 
 ^^jfTf f., ^;/}tt«T n. going to heaven, death. 
 
 ^''ft^T'^ n. the gate of heaven. 
 
 ^iixj"^ f. the heavenly city, Amaravati. 
 
 ^^ftl & ®*TfT ^' Jord of heaven, Indra. 
 
 ^'t'TTT "1- the road to heaven. 
 
 ^^Hrrtir, f. '1^ going or leading to heaven. 
 
 ^^■;(;T3?J n. the kingdom of heaven. 
 
 1^^%T^ m. the heavenly world. 
 
 2^7I%T6fi a. dwelling in heaven. 
 
 ^^^«rT a. partaking of heaven. 
 
 ^^^^ m- a dweller in heaven. 
 
 ^^f^?^ n. the joy of heaven. 
 
 M'1^^ f. heavenly woman, Apsaras. 
 
 ^7^^ a. being in heaven, dead. 
 
 ^^lf%fT a. the same. 
 
 ^^f'T*!^ a. gone to or being in heaven, 
 
 dying or dead. 
 ^^^ , o^*^ be like heaven.* 
 ^f;i}i^ a. partaking of heaven, dead; m. a 
 
 god. 
 ^TpF^ a. relating to heaven, heavenly. 
 ^'frcR^ J^- a dweller in heaven, a god. 
 ^^ a. helping to or partaking of heaven, 
 
 heavenly, celestial. 
 ^^^^ a. radiant as the sun. 
 ^^•T^ a. pleasing (like) heaven. 
 ^f^ a. shining beautifully. 
 ^f^ci;^ a. conquering light or heaven ; m. a 
 
 kind of sacrifice. 
 ^if (=^T^) n. gold (also ©^ n.) or a 
 
 cert, weight of gold (also m.). 
 ^T$«fiTT & ^W[^ m. goldsmith. 
 ^TJT^ f- the heavenly river (Ganga). 
 igi^ & ^ijf ra. the lord or the space of 
 
 light. 
 
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 ^^(^n^^ 
 
 ^'ST^T f' a streak of gold (on the touch- 
 stone); N. of a woman. 
 
 "^^ a. pursuing the right aim. 
 
 ^^ or ^^ a. granting heaven or light. 
 
 ^?1. a. (nom. °^fcB) looking to or like 
 heaven. 
 
 ^\^«|^ m. a good partisan. 
 
 ^^^^ f. = :^-(^. 
 
 ^ijfTf m. lord of light, E. of Indra. 
 
 l^^T^cf m. a kind of stone; f. ^ N. of a 
 daughter of Svarbhanu. 
 
 ^^"iT m. N. of a demon obscuring the sun 
 and the moon, in 1. 1. = Rahu. 
 
 ^^T'Jlt^ & o^^Wf m. the sun (foe or de- 
 stroyer of Rahu). 
 
 ^'ffo^ n- or as adj. w. "^Tf^ oi* the contest 
 for light; contest, fight i.g. 
 
 ^fftr ^' the heavenly jewel, the sun. 
 
 ^^ (f. Ved. ^"5^) sounding, roaring, noisy. 
 
 ^"^cT a. gone to heaven, dead. 
 
 ^^ a. desirous of light. 
 
 l^^T«fi m- the heavenly world, E. of mount 
 Meru. 
 
 2^^T«R a. partaking of heaven, m. a god. 
 
 ^q>ir f« heavenly woman, Apsaras. 
 
 ^<^ifT a. light, celestial. 
 
 ^f^^ a. winning or possessing the heavenly 
 light. 
 
 ^■qj a. = prec. 
 
 ^"EJTfTT f. abstr. to prec, contest, fight. 
 
 ^^cfiff a. well adorned. 
 
 ^^^T f- (one's own) shame. 
 
 ^^ a. very small or minute, insignificant; 
 instr. for a very short time. Compar. ©ff^ 
 
 ^^cfe, f. ^f^eRT very small or short. 
 
 ^^fT^ adv. by (small) degrees, slowly. 
 
 ^^[[^"^^ a. young (short-lived). 
 
 ^^^ftT a. of short memory. 
 
 ^'^ *r be small, fall short. 
 
 ^^c^ adv. as one's own. 
 
 ^^IJ' a. subject to one's own will, indepen- 
 dent, free; abstr. OffT f. 
 
 '^^T't. (nom.) having or affording good pro- 
 tection. 
 
 '^f^^^Ict^ a. self-shining. 
 
 ^f^XJ"^ m. one's own sphere, province, or 
 country. 
 
 i<:|c^Pff f. one's own way of life or means of 
 subsistence, self-dependence, independence. 
 
 ^'^[tw f- one's own might or power. 
 
 ^^Tf^^ & i<=i^«5^ a. self-shining. 
 
 ^■^ a. having good horses. 
 
 ^^^ n. possession of good horses, horse- 
 manship. 
 
 "^^T^ n. fold, stable, wont place, nest, house, 
 home. 
 
 ^"ftlfT a. quite black. 
 
 ^^ f. sister, '^^^ n. sisterhood. 
 
 -^^c^ a. going one's own way, free. 
 
 ^^"^ m. self-prepared straw (for sitting or 
 lying on). 
 
 ^f^ f. welfare, blessing, happiness; the 
 same form as adv. with luck, happily (also 
 ^^f^f^^), as subst. n. = f., ^^^^ % 
 hail to thee! 
 
 ^f^«R HI. a kind of bard (calling hail!); N. 
 of a serpent- demon etc.; any lucky or 
 auspicious figure, esp. the figure of a cross, 
 a dish of a cert, form, the crossing of 
 the arms; a building shaped like a cross 
 (also n.). 
 
 ^f^cfiTT ^* bard, herald (cf. prec); the ex- 
 clamation ^f%. 
 
 ^f^TT a. leading to welfare. 
 
 ^f^<TT f- condition of welfare. 
 
 ^f%^ or o"2"T a. bestowing welfare. 
 
 ^f^^'TT a. prosperous, happy, auspicious. 
 
 ^f^^l^f-, °^T^«R m. blessing, benediction. 
 
 ^t^'^l^'T n- the invitation of a Brahman 
 to pronounce a benediction and the offering 
 of flowers, fruits, & sweetmeats connected 
 with it. 
 
 ^tW^l^«T«R & ^f'lcfi a. offering flowers etc. 
 (cf. prec).* 
 
 ^t%"^T^ a. to be called upon to pronounce 
 a benediction; n. = ^f^^l^^. 
 
 ^^^if n. good progress, success, welfare, 
 blessing, benediction; a. (f. ^) producing 
 happiness. 
 
 ^^F^T^^ in* N. of an ancient sage. 
 
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 a. being in one's natural condition, 
 healthy, well, comfortable; abstr. OffT f. 
 
 ^^^•I^ a. in good spirits, cheerful. 
 
 1^^T«T n. one's own place, home. 
 
 S^'^T^T a- being at one's own place. 
 
 ^^^ ni., ^ f . a sister's son and daughter. 
 
 ^^*n^ m. one's own nature. 
 
 ^^^^ n. one's own character. 
 
 ^:^'5^'^ & o"^ f- heavenly maid, Apsaras. 
 
 ^1"TW "• seizure of one's property. 
 
 ^^^ m. one's own hand. 
 
 ^^f%«fiT f. boe, hatchet. 
 
 ^ff (7 a. good for or kind to one's self; 
 n. one's own welfare. 
 
 ^llTrr^ adv. (created) from a part of one's 
 own. 
 
 ^T«Bf7T a. well shaped, handsome. 
 
 ^T^rT a. welcome (also lit. well come i.e. 
 well acquired); n. welcome, salutation, 
 **Tft «R make into a welcome. 
 
 ^1^ m. one's own lap. 
 
 ^T|p n. one's own body. 
 
 ^T^'5[;Trf a. well-conducted. 
 
 4<l |x||«rt a. who has well rinsed his mouth. 
 
 l^T^T! ™- good conduct. 
 
 2^1^TT a. well-conducted (also ©"^irr ). 
 
 ^T^'^ n. independence, liberty; instr. 
 willingly, of one's own accord. 
 
 ^TWt^ & °cjf a. yielding a good subsistence. 
 
 ^Trl*'"5Er n. self-dependence, free will; instr. 
 spontaneously, freely. 
 
 ^Tfcif or o-^ f. N. of a constellation. 
 
 ^TTf a. made savoury, seasoned; tasted, 
 eaten. 
 
 ^TcJf't. m. one's own self or nature. 
 
 ^TcJT^^ m. suicide. 
 
 ^T^ m. taste, flavour, charm. 
 
 ^I^*l a. making savoury, sweetening, sea- 
 soning; n. tasting, relishing. 
 
 ^T^'rt'^ a. tasty, savoury. 
 t^T^ V. it^T^^. 
 
 l^T^T^I n. taking one's due. 
 2^T^l«r a. easy to be taken. 
 ^Tf^^T't^ m. sweetness. 
 ^T^, f. o^ tasting good, savoury, sweet 
 sweeter than (abl.); n. = seq. 
 
 ^T'^fTT f- sweetness, charm. 
 ^T^'^'^ ^ ^"Ri'T. ^'> ^T?I^ n- the same. 
 ^T5^r^ a. connected with sweetness, sweet. 
 ^T^ a. being tasted, tasty. 
 ^T\ift a. meditative, attentive, careful, long- 
 ing. 
 ^■(\J^if a. self-dependent, free; under one's 
 
 own control , subject to one's own will. 
 
 Abstr. 07^ f. 
 ^T^^y^fi^^ a. having prosperity in one's 
 
 own power. 
 ^IT^^^XfT'EI a. having an expedient in one's 
 
 own power. 
 ^T^T^t ni' reading or repeating (to one's 
 
 self), esp. study of the Veda. 
 ^TWT'^ST^'JT & "f^ni. a. practising the study 
 
 of the Veda. 
 ^TWrQrTHS«t^ a. intent upon the study of 
 
 the Veda. 
 ^T*f na. sound, noise. 
 ^TfH*[. a. sounding, noisy. 
 ^T«fT ni. one's own end or death, kingdom 
 
 or country'; n. the heart (as the dominion 
 
 of the self). 
 ■^m m. sleep, dream. 
 
 ^T^^"^ u- one's own wealth or property. 
 ^T^^ a. causing sleep. 
 ■^Xfq m. a good relation or friend. 
 ^T^Tf^«ll, f. t^ belonging to one's own 
 
 nature, natural, peculiar, inherent. 
 ^T^T^ n. abstr. to prec. 
 ■^T^ a. abundant, ready, at hand. 
 ^Tftf^ (adj. — o) = ^Tf^ii:. 
 ^Tf^TcfT f-, ®t^ n. ownership, dominion over 
 
 (gen. or — «). 
 '^rf'f^ !»• owner, proprietor, master, lord ; 
 
 f. o^>. 
 '^Tf^T?!^ m. du. master and herdsman. 
 ^Tf'TVrf TT^ m. a noble lord.* 
 ^Tf^%^T f. service of a master. 
 4«1 l«q n. ownership, dominion. 
 '^T^'TtT a. subject to one's self, standing under , 
 
 one's own control; abstr. «(cf n. j 
 
 l^T^i^^ a. relating to Svayambhti (Brahman) 
 
 or Svayambhuva (v. seq.). 
 2^T?T^^ m. patr. of the first Manu, 
 
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 #T^TfT^ 
 
 ^T^\i a. well armed. 
 
 l^TX! '"• sound, accent, esp. the Svarita. 
 
 ^TTl^ a. easily protected or defended. 
 
 4ej|4^J55r n. self- sovereignty, unlimited do- 
 minion. 
 
 ^T^f a. grown form its own root, firmly 
 rooted. 
 
 "^TTTf^r^ m. patron, of the second Manu. 
 
 "^^if^fT a. self-acquired. 
 
 l^T^ m. one's own affair or cause, own or 
 original meaning. 
 
 2^T^ a. relating to one's own person, self- 
 interested, egoistic; abstr. OfTJ f. 
 
 ^T^^TV«T n. attainment of one's own ends; 
 **fTf^T a. intent upon it. 
 
 ■^T^"^^ n. true disposition, peculiarity. 
 
 ■^f^lt ^' easily accessible. 
 
 ^|i^ a. very swift. 
 
 ^T^ a. sharp -mouthed (Agni) or sharp- 
 edged (axe). 
 
 '^T<B'«T n. a fine seat. 
 
 "^T"€rW a. having or offering a good or 
 comfortable seat. 
 
 |c| |^«T a. comfortably seated. 
 
 "^T^^ a. well spread, wide. 
 
 "^T^^ n. comfort, ease. 
 
 ^T^ an exclam. used in making oblations 
 = hail to (dat.), or at the end of an invo- 
 cation = Amen; as f. a personification of 
 the daughter of Daksa and wife of Agni, 
 
 ^T^ToRT't I"- the utterance of the word 
 Svaha, also = °cfif7f. 
 
 ■^T^ToR utter the word Svaha, pp. OcRTf con- 
 secrated with Svaha. 
 
 ^T^TcRf?! f. consecration with the word 
 Svaha. 
 
 ^T^r! a. well invoked or worshipped. 
 
 f^flf n. = ^f^ welfare, happiness. 
 
 if^^, #^^, "fe^fir, *%, pp. f^# sweat, 
 perspire. C. ^^^f^T cause to sweat, make 
 warm, foment. — 3? begin to sweat, be- 
 come moist. ^J^ C, = S.C. 
 
 2f^5 (indecl.) lays stress upon an interr. 
 pron. or makes it indefinite (cR: f|^^ who 
 then or whosoever, ^ f^S" anywhere), 
 often expletive. Follows "^rftf, "^cf (which 
 
 it also precedes), & "^T%T- Often in dis- 
 junctive questions in both clauses, alone 
 or with a pronoun or another particle. 
 
 f^ff a. perspired, sweated; seethed, boiled. 
 
 f^^ a. having good arrows. 
 
 if^S a. well beloved. 
 
 2f^^ a. well or properly sacrificed; n. a 
 good sacrifice. 
 
 f^lScRf^^ a. offering good sacrifices , E. of 
 Agni. 
 
 I'fefS f. a good or successful sacrifice. 
 
 2fic^f|» a. sacrificing well. 
 
 l^ifiXTir n» making one's own, appropriating, 
 taking to wife, admitting, assenting. 
 
 ^^i|iT";(;m. appropriation, reception, admission, 
 assent. 
 
 "^V «R M.(A.) make one's own, appropriate, 
 win, take (also to wife ±^"pff^), admit, 
 assent. 
 
 ^^"^ a. one's own. 
 
 ^T^^ adv. at will or pleasure. 
 
 ^T^( f. one's own wish or will; o — & 
 instr. = prec. 
 
 Q •^T^TTT'I. ^' acting according to one's 
 own will, humorous, wayward. 
 
 %^^^T^«T n. eating one's fill. 
 
 ^^ m. sweat; pi. drops of sweat. 
 
 ■%^5I a. produced by sweat or hot moisture. 
 
 %^^^ n. sweat; oi|iTir m. & OcRflJf^ f. drop 
 of sweat. 
 
 ^^if a. & n. sweating or causing sweat. 
 
 ^^f%''^ m. drop of sweat. 
 
 "%:^^ a. sweating, perspiring. 
 
 §^%5J m. drop of sweat. 
 
 §^^TfT '^ ^^'I4c< n. sweat-water. 
 
 ^^T'S'T m. outbreak of perspiration. 
 
 %^ a. dear to one's self, nearest to one's 
 heart. 
 
 ■^"^ a. moving on gently or cautiously ; 
 n. adv. of one's own accord, spontaneously, 
 freely, easily, carelessly (alsoo— &instr.); 
 gently, slowly, cautiously; as subst. inde- 
 pendence, free choice. 
 
 ^<<4^ adv. straight out, directly. 
 
 ■^T^^lffT a. moving freely. 
 
 ^T^fT'l a. = prec. & seq. 
 
^T^H'i: 
 
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 #T^f<fi: & **f tT a. acting freely. 
 ^fx;*^^ a. free, independent; wanton, un- 
 chaste (woman). 
 
 "^"^1' m. own or free choice. 
 "^T^^ a. very strong or powerful. 
 
 If (end.) to be sure, indeed (= older ^), 
 often expletive, esp. at the end of a verse. 
 
 2f (—0) killing, slaying. 
 
 1^5 f- "S^ goose, also applied to the swan, 
 flamingo and like water -fowl; fig. the 
 sun, the soul, du. the individual and uni- 
 versal soul. 
 
 ^of; m. little or miserable goose, goose i.g. 
 (f- fftr^T); s. anklet. 
 
 i^Tf?»* & ^TTf'T^ f. moving (gracefully) 
 like a swan. 
 
 ^^^^T"T ^' pl. sun- and moon-beams. 
 
 ^^rf^ n. the down of a geese. 
 
 ^^^^ n. goose-foot (as a mark), a cert, 
 weight; m. pi. N. of a people. 
 
 l^^f^[^T f- N. of a woman. 
 
 ^^^T^T f. a flight of wild geese. 
 
 ^«R^?§, f. !;[ shaped like the beak of a goose. 
 
 l^'^^TT^ n. a team of geese. 
 
 2^^"^«T, f. '1^ riding on a goose. 
 
 ^^TT^ ^' a big gander (lit. a king of geese). 
 
 ^^R«fr^ a. containing the word ^^; f. '^'^'^ 
 a woman's name. 
 
 ^tlttlt^ m. a kind of bird. 
 
 ^^ a. vocative particle. 
 
 ^f^cfiT f. maid-servant. 
 
 f^ind.(usedin addressing a maid-servant).* 
 
 fg" m. market. 
 
 f^ m, violence, force, obstinacy; « — , abl., 
 & instr. adv. violently, forcibly, necessa- 
 rily, absolutely, by all means. 
 
 f 3oR^^ n. violent act, violence. 
 
 ^■3"^^cR m- a violent suitor. 
 
 ffifcRj f. tumult, dreadful noise. 
 
 ff%^T f. pot. 
 
 fcf a. smitten, beaten, struck, raised (dust); 
 hit, pierced; wounded, hurt (lit. & fig.); 
 visited or afflicted by (instr. or — «); 
 
 cheated, deceived; killed, slain; ruined, 
 lost; cursed, wretched, miserable. Often 
 o — having lost, deprived or destitute of; 
 the wretched or cursed — . 
 
 f?f^ a. smitten, slain; cursed, wretched^ 
 miserable. 
 
 Ifff^T'^ a. robbed of beauty or grace. 
 
 f^d-^ci^t & o^f^fT n. the cursed life. 
 
 f fff^\ a. robbed of light or splendour. 
 
 ^c!ftf^ m- the cursed fate. 
 
 W^W^^ n. the cursed heart. 
 
 ^<1^«R a. having killed a woman. 
 
 f ffllT a. desperate or good for nothing (lit. 
 having lost or killed hope). 
 
 ffrr f. striking, stroke, blow. 
 
 f (^ a. deadly, pernicious. 
 
 ^G^ n. (—0) & ^^ f. killing, slaughter. 
 
 ^^ m. stroke, blow. 
 
 f 5' ¥^f^ cacare. 
 
 If'i:, lf%, f%, f^^%, ofTT (f^f?l), pp. f rr 
 (q.v.) smite, beat, strike, strike down, 
 hew ofl', hit, pierce, hurt, injure, throw 
 (a spear or an arrow) upon (gen. or dat.), 
 slay, kill, destroy (^^T^?TT<JI^ one's 
 self), suppress, give up, abandon. C. '^J- 
 cf7grf?r (q.v.). D. f^^T^orfTT (°%) wish to 
 strike down or kill. I, =5|^f^ (^^^W^) 
 tread upon (loc. or ace.) strike, slay, 
 destroy; vex, afflict. — "^fXI beat off or 
 out, repel, destroy, unhusk (corn), "^rf^ 
 strike at, beat (drum), smite, afflict, visit, 
 touch. D. wish to strike down. ^^ throw 
 down, strike, hit; scare away, repel, keep 
 off. ^f strike at (loc. or dat. , M. strike 
 a part of one's own body); hit, beat, 
 attack, assault. '^^T hit, strike, wound, 
 impede. Tf^j ward off, repel. cjjT strike, 
 hit, impede, hinder, keep off. ^fiTT beat 
 (together), strike at, hew down, kill. 
 
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 fftMr 
 
 "^^ force up, raise; root up or out; dig 
 
 or throw up; M. hang one's self, ^tjbeat, 
 
 strike, touch; stick on, fix, fasten; hit, 
 
 hurt, afflict, damage, destroy, fif strike 
 
 in or down, hurl upon (loc.) ; hit at, 
 
 touch; attack, assail; slay, destroy, bring 
 
 to nought. "^rf^rOr spit, put on; strike 
 
 at (ace). irfTIJ' bring to nought, destroy 
 
 (ace. or gen.). TTf?lf^ strike against (ace). 
 
 f^fif beat, strike down, kill, destroy. 
 
 ^f^ strike at, attack, kill, fif;^ dash 
 
 out or off, drive away, slay, destroy. 
 
 Xl'^T strike off or down , overthrow ; hit, 
 
 touch, "qfr strike around, encompass; 
 
 extinguish (fire). T( beat, strike at (ace), 
 
 hew down, kill. "^f^TT, (•fifIT w. gen.), 
 
 & f^IT overwhelm. IffTf strike against 
 
 (gen.), strike at, attack (ace); strike 
 
 down, break; pierce, broach; beat back, 
 
 repel, hinder; frustrate, destroy, f^ strike 
 
 apart, break down, destroy; spread, 
 
 extend; tear or beat off, repel, resist, 
 
 frustrate. ^nR[ strike together, join or 
 
 unite closely, conglomerate; strike or 
 
 break down. P. thicken (intr.), become 
 
 firm or solid. - Cf. ^f^rf, "^f fT, ^7T, 
 
 2f i:, f. ^ (— *>) killing, slayer. 
 
 ^i|if a. (f. f^) & n. striking down, killing, 
 
 destroying. 
 ^^I*lii (compar.) slaying more or most. 
 ^g f. the jaw. 
 f^^«rf^ a. having strong jaws; ra. N. of a 
 
 monkey-chief, the son of the god of wind 
 
 and the ally of Rama. 
 f ^i?WT^«fi n. T. of a drama. 
 ^^f?f«T!^ m. = f g^-fr^ m. 
 ^iff interj. come ! go to ! well ! often ^repeated 
 
 or w. fT. 
 ^«ff^ a. to be killed. 
 fig m. killing i^-S^Ji^, i^, i^% & f ^T^ 
 
 in fin. to f i^^). 
 W«ge|rf?f a. wishing to kill. 
 fin (gen.) & ^ig (ace.) slaying, slayer. 
 ^^(cf a. to be slain. 
 f •Jf*[^ s. stroke, blow. 
 
 Cappeller, Sanskrit -Euglish Dictiouary. 
 
 f ;^7 f. bellowing of a cow or calves. 
 
 f^l^^, *^% bellow. 
 
 f^ m. horse; f. f^ & f^ mare. 
 
 f^fcR^T*^ n. horsemanship. 
 
 f^if^^ a. horse-necked; ni. a form of Visnu. 
 
 f^^ a. skilled in horses; OffJ f- = seq. 
 
 f^TlT^ n. horsemanship (cf. f^rf^^T). 
 
 If^^ffT^ n. the face of a horse. 
 
 2f^;R?§ a. horse-faced; f. t; N. of a Raksasi. 
 
 f^T%>ir m. horse-sacrifice. 
 
 ^^f^^T f', °7tl"^ n- the science of (training 
 
 and managing) horses. 
 1^^"R|T^ "• ^ horse's head; N. of a cert. 
 
 myth, weapon. 
 Sf^ftj*^^ a. having a horse's head; m. a 
 
 form of Visnu. 
 l|'?nf^^ & °"^^ a. & m. = pree 
 f ^f rf m. stealer of a horse. 
 W^TTT^ ^^- rider on horseback. 
 ff%P[^ m. horseman. 
 f % a vocat. particle. 
 
 f -?: (only — o, f. -^T, r. f) carrying, bringing; 
 taking, receiving, seizing, robbing; ravish- 
 ing, charming; removing, destroying. 
 m. seizer or destroyer, E. of Qiva, a man's 
 name. 
 f-^TSf a. (f. ^T & ^) & n- carrying, convey- 
 ing, taking, receiving, seizing, holding, 
 robbing, removing, destroying; n. also 
 offering (of a sacrifice), nuptial fee. 
 fX^rf m- a man's name. 
 f"?^"^ n. ^iva's eye. 
 f T^TW ^- N- o^ a man. 
 1T¥^*^ m. Qiva's bull. 
 
 If*^^ n. grip; draught (in drinking, also=: 
 drink, beverage); vigour, energy, strength, 
 power; poss. «fT^«rf^ & ^fTf^l.* 
 21^";^^ n. anger, wrath. 
 f5^^T§ m. ^iva's friend i.e. Kubera. 
 f^^^prf m. Qiva's son i.e. Skanda. 
 ff^ a. fallow, yellowish, greenish, m. horse, 
 esp. the steeds of Indra (2, but also 20-200), 
 lion, ape, the sun, fire, wind, E. of Visnu, 
 Indra etc. 
 ^fX^%^ a. yellow-haired; N. of a Yaksa etc. 
 ff^l[filf^ m. N. of a mountain. 
 
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 658 
 
 ^f^TllMcd ni. the cochineal insect. 
 ^f^^f^if m. n. a sort of yellow sandal tree 
 
 or wood; one of the 5 trees of paradise. 
 ^f^UJ" a. fallow, pale, yellowish, green; ni. a 
 
 kind of antelope (f. ®I^), ichneumon, N. of 
 
 a serpent-demon etc. 
 ff?:T!!T^, f. t; deer-eyed. 
 
 ^fT^n^*H^ & °«T^Tf T f- deer-eyed. 
 
 ffT%WW a. = prec. 
 
 ^fT<l. ^' fallow, yellowish, greenish, m. a 
 
 fallow horse, esp. of the Sun-god, emerald ; 
 
 f. a fallow mare; region, quarter of the 
 
 sky. 
 
 ifXri (f- "^, older ^fTCTsR fallow, pale, 
 yellow, green, m. N. of sev. men etc.; 
 f- ffT<lT Durva grass; n. gold, greens, 
 any yellowish or greenish substance. 
 
 ifTfl^R'PnT a. yellowish brown. 
 
 ffX7f%T^^ m. pi. fresh cow-dung. 
 
 ff^^"^^ a. green-leaved. 
 
 ^fr??^^^ a. having (forming) yellow or 
 green garlands (tree); wound with a 
 golden chain (horse). 
 
 ff^TTR n. auripigment; o?J^, f. |^ made 
 of it. 
 
 lfT<T'^«^ n. green or unripe grain. 
 
 ^tT7I^^ m. pi. green (unripe) barley. 
 
 ffT'TlT'^ a. having fallow horses (Sun). 
 
 Wfr^^ a. yellow-skinned. 
 
 ffT^«tT^ a. gold-coloured. 
 
 ffr^rf m. N. of a Danava & sev. men. 
 
 ffr^'g a. =ff^<^7-g, m. the sun. 
 
 ff^C^ m. the yellow sandal tree; f. ^f 
 
 turmeric, N. of a river. 
 ff^TT"^ a. yellow-eyed (Qiva). 
 ftrf^l" & ofxj^^ a. yellowish-brown. 
 f tTH%TV m. T. of a work. 
 tlfrflT^ m. friend of the fallow steeds, i.e. 
 
 Indra. 
 
 ffT'tl m. yellowness, a kind of disease. 
 
 f frjifr^ a. = ftr^irT^. 
 
 ^fr^TT a. yoked witli the fallow steeds 
 
 (Indra's chariot). 
 ff?:%T^*f n. harnessing the fallow steeds. 
 
 ffr^^ "1- Hari's i.e. Visnu's (Krsna's) race, 
 T. of a poem. 
 
 ff^«fT^ a having fallow steeds (Indra). 
 
 l|f^^lj^ a. green-coloured. 
 
 ffr^Tf ^ a. guiding the fallow steeds ; m. E. 
 of Indra. 
 
 ffr^'t't & °fl|^ m. names of sev. men. 
 
 ff^^^ a- having a golden-coloured splen- 
 dour ; m. N. of sev. kings. 
 
 #ft^^WT^ & oT^t a. golden-bearded. 
 
 l|fT^ ^- shining or beautiful as gold. 
 
 ffr^T a. guiding (lit. standing over) fallow 
 steeds. 
 
 f frf^f '»• N. of a king. 
 
 Iffri^ ")• a horse of Indra. 
 
 2f fri ^ a. having fallow horses (Indra). 
 
 ff?:^^ m. a deity consisting of Visnu and 
 Qiva conjoined; du. Visnu and ^iva. 
 
 ITTW ft f- Visnu's or Indra's weapon (discus 
 or rainbow). 
 
 ^PCWft'T*^.^ a- adorned with a rainbow. 
 
 fftcT^ m.,\ f. N. of a tree. 
 
 ^TT^ "^- a monkey-prince. 
 
 IT^ m. a kind of pease. 
 
 ^rf^ a. to be seized, robbed, or taken. 
 
 fg m. briuger, taker, receiver, seizer, remo- 
 ver, destroyer. 
 
 f^ n. stronghold, castle, mansion, palace, 
 house, home. 
 
 ^'^rf^ & ©TO n. platform, balcony. 
 
 1^^^^ f., o^^ & ^J^JV n. the same. 
 
 fi?fl^T a. being in a house. 
 
 f^^, l^f?f, «% be gratified or comfortable, 
 delight in (loc), be fond of, desire, like 
 (ace). — "^f^ love, long for. ^T M. love, 
 cherish. I?f7f be fond of, long for, also = 
 f% dislike, reject. 
 
 ^^^ a. green-eyed ; m. cat or ape. 
 
 f^ a. desirable, pleasant, dear. 
 
 If ^^ m. & 2f ^ a. = 1 & 2ff?[f ^. 
 
 l^^^T^ m. Indra's bow i.e. the rainbow. 
 
 f'q m. joy, delight, rapture, glee; N. of a 
 king etc. 
 
 fi^cfi a. delighting (—<>). 
 
 f ^IT^ a. joyful, merry. 
 
 f^fTrf n. T. of a work. 
 
659 
 
 f^^ftr 
 
 tW^W '*■ <^ "• gladdening,, exciting. 
 
 ^qj^"^ m, king Harsha. 
 
 f^Tf ^ s. anaorous desire.* 
 
 f ^^T^, of^l^i?r & ofiTI-^iT m. shout of joy. 
 
 ^■^^^ a. whose essence is joy (ph.). 
 
 ^■^^•tT^ a. joyful; f. *^Ht N. of a princess 
 
 & a city. 
 ^^^if m. N. of a king, pi. of a people. 
 ^ 4<=( <^*t. ^' ^' of ^ prince. 
 ^"^T^T^ ni. du. joy and sorrow. 
 ^^T"^ n. tear of joy. 
 tWf'i'l a. rejoicing, delighting in ( — <>). 
 ^■||?J«fI a. excited. 
 ^2^ a. cheerful, merry. 
 l'^T?^^%T'^ a. opening the eyes wide in 
 
 rapture.* 
 ^"RfT (instr. adv.) in impatient agitation. 
 ^^ m. n. plough (also as a weapon). 
 ^^"^T & *^*T. ™* pJowgh - lio'der, plougher 
 
 (E. of B alar am a). 
 I'^TT^ m. furrow. 
 ^^7T^ n. plough-share. 
 ^'5r^WT exclam. of applause. 
 ^^rr '*• vocat. particle used in addressing a 
 
 female friend.* 
 ^'5IT^nir a. armed with a plough; m. E. of 
 
 Baladeva, N. of sev. men. 
 ^^T^^ Hi- "• a cert, deadly poison. 
 ^f^^TSf m. a kind of lion (cf. f^^^^). 
 ^f^i^ m. plougher, husbandman; (± "^Tfl) 
 
 E. of Balarama. 
 ^•^^in" ^' ^ ^^^^- animal. 
 1^^ m. sacrifice. 
 
 2^^ a. calling; m. n. call, invocation. 
 1^-^if n. sacrifice or = f. |^ sacrif. ladle. 
 2^^«f n. invocation. 
 ^^•T^3f[^ a. listening to an invocation. 
 ^"^•T^^ a. hastening to an invocation. 
 "^^^ n. invocation. 
 l^f^«|^ a. calling (for help). 
 ^f%T^ & ^f^T!^ a. eating oblations. 
 ^f^''^^ n. abstr. to prec. 
 ^f^'^^^J^fTf f. a sacrificial offering. 
 ^ft^f^H n- the leavings of a sacrifice. 
 ff^^f^"S^J^^ a. eating the leavings of a I f ^^fg f. delight at offerings, 
 sacrifice. ; ^^^xf?I a. & f. giving offerings. 
 
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 f f^^f^lSTlt & °W^ a. = prec. 
 
 ^ft^^^ f' the sacrificial shovel or ladle. 
 
 ^f%^T a. giving oblations. 
 
 ^f%^T«T n- gift of oblations. 
 
 ^f^VT«T "• a waggon on which Soma-plants 
 
 and other offerings are put or a shed for 
 
 such waggons, i.g. place of offering; 
 
 p. <»^Tf^il[. 
 ^f^^^ a. eating oblations; rn. fire or the 
 
 god of fire, also Qiva or a good i.g. 
 ^f^^f^ a. spoiling a sacrifice. 
 ^■ft"^^ m. a sacrificial offering. 
 
 ff%^f (o^^Tf , nom.- ^T?) carrying the sacri- 
 fice. 
 
 ^f^i^^ m- the leavings of a sacrifice; »^^ 
 a. eating them. 
 
 ^f^WT^ n. the preparation of a sacrifice. 
 
 ^f^t^iff^ a. preparing an oblation; m. the 
 formula f f^^^ff (r.). 
 
 ^f^^^fcT a. prepared as a sacrifice. 
 
 ff^^f?f f. = ff^^^TIf . 
 
 ^f^tqf^ f. five (lit. a pentad of) sacrificial 
 objects, grains, milk etc. 
 
 ^ fcl kM fir oi- lord of a sacrifice. 
 
 ^f^'cqx a. drinking an oblation. 
 
 ^f^TiyX'^ "• a vessel for oblations. 
 
 ^f^"^«fT a. having prepared the oblations 
 or offering them; accompanied by oblations 
 or containing them. 
 
 ^f^"^ a. fit for an oblation ; m. n. sacrificial 
 food. 
 
 ^f^^W^ a. subsisting on sacrificial food. 
 
 ^f^"^Tfl[1. a. the same. 
 
 ^f^TSgijg n. sacrificial food. 
 
 ^f^;^ n. oblation or gift for the gods, esp. 
 grain (parched, boiled, as porridge or as 
 cake), Soma, milk, clarified butter, etc. 
 
 ^cf^^i^ s. invocation. 
 
 ^^ exclamation. 
 
 1^^ n. oblation. 
 
 2^^ (^^) ^- to be invoked. 
 
 ^^cfi^ n. sgl. or du. an oblation to the gods 
 and the Manes. 
 
f^^ 
 
 660 
 
 feJT^ e^^Tf , nom. o^T^) bearing the ob- 
 lations (to the gods); m. fire or the god 
 of fire. 
 
 f ^^Tf & ^^TfT a. & m. = prec. 
 
 :|^^^^ o^;^, & o^^if a. affording oblations. 
 
 f^^ & f ^^ a. eating oblations. 
 
 l^T^^f^ f. a sacrificial offering. 
 
 l^;^;^ interj. of laughter or mirth. 
 
 2f5BC, f^fcT (*»%), PP- ff%^ (q-v-) laugh, 
 smile; laugh at (instr. or ace), mock, 
 ridicule, cut out. C. f T^Rfif make laugh ; 
 mock, ridicule. — W^ C. mock, deride. 
 -^•Sf the same, ^q smile; (also C.) laugh 
 at, ridicule, "qf^ sport or jest with (ace); 
 scoff, deride. "R laugh out (±^X¥fl[); laugh 
 with (ace); laugh at, ridicule. C. make 
 laugh. ^Tf laugh out; C. sport, jest, f^ 
 laugh out; mock, deride (ace, r. gen.). 
 ^f^ laugh out, laugh. 
 
 ^^ or 1^ Ki- laughter, mirth. 
 
 ^7^ a. & n. laughing, joking ; f. "^7 a laugh 
 or smile. 
 
 ^■JET^^ a. laughable, ridiculous. 
 
 f^TT^ a* laughing merrily. 
 
 fftfrf a. laughing out, laughing; n. impcrs. 
 it was laughed by (instr.) at (TTfif); 
 mocked, derided, outvied, surpassed, n. 
 laughing, laughter. 
 
 ^T^ff m. exciter or gratifier. 
 
 ^4ct)|^ m. the laughing of the sky i.e. light- 
 ning (without thunder). 
 
 ^■grfTT f. loud mirth, laughter. 
 
 ^^ m. hand (also as a measure of length), 
 trunk (of an elephant), paw (of a tiger) etc., 
 N. of sev. men & a lunar mansion; a. — o 
 holding in ihe hand (cf. xnfrJT); f- ^^T 
 hand. 
 
 f l^fcR m. hand, adj. — o (f. ^r^y) = prec. 
 
 f ^fcfi^^ n. a lotus carried in the hand. 
 
 1^«RT^ a. to be done with the hand. 
 
 ^^^ a. done with the hand. 
 
 ^^T, °^rf, & °TTf'?1^ a. being in the hand 
 or in the hands of ( — ©). 
 
 W^^W ger. taking by the hand. 
 
 f^^ m. taking the hand (of a girl), mar- 
 riage. 
 
 ^^^T*i "^' who marries or has married 
 
 (cf. prec). 
 W^RTTW ^' "^^^ takes one's hand i.e. who 
 
 is quite near, also = prec. ; ra. husband. 
 W^W m- hand-protector (cf. "^^f^"^). 
 ^^"^ s. the same. 
 ^^^q ni- hand-lantern. 
 ^^^TT'H f- = IWUl ; also help, assistance. 
 ^T^fqr^ n. sgl. hands and feet, 
 ^^ir^ a. offering a hand, helpful. 
 I^PTF a = ^^^. 
 
 ^^IIT"'2I a. to be reached with the hand. 
 f ^'^fir'l* & ^^"5 a. slipped from the hand.* 
 ^^^•tT a. having hands ; handy, clever. 
 l^^^^T f- a sign with the hand. 
 ^^^ a. being in the hand, held. 
 I'^T'^T n. the extremity of the hand (i.e. 
 
 finger) or of an elephant's trunk. 
 ^WT^f^ or '*'^ f- finger (of the hand). 
 f ^T^f^* s. hollowed hands (cf. -^^f^). 
 ^^T^TT a. & n. seizing with the hand. 
 ^^T^T^ "• ornament for the hand. 
 ^^T^^ "1-, *•! "• support for the hand, 
 
 adj. — o leaning upon; (fig.) refuge, hope. 
 ^^T^'^fl^ m., owj n. the same. 
 l^T^TP ni. hand-protector (cf. f^^). 
 ^^^lf% adv. in close fight (lit. hand to hand). 
 ^f^l'^T^ n.sgl. elephants, cows and horses. 
 ^fftf'rT>S%T5^^fTcR ni. a trainer of elephants, 
 
 oxen, horses, or camels. 
 ff^«l^ a. = f ^r^ifT ; ni. (±iTf) elephant 
 
 (f. o^), N. of an ancient king. 
 
 if^^Tt^'l & °^f^«l. tti- elephant-driver. 
 
 ff^'TTJ'?: n. N. of a city. 
 
 ^f^Xf m. elephant-driver. 
 
 ffwqoR, oxjj^, ,% OXIT^^ m- the same. 
 
 ff^'^7^ m. elephant-king, a strong elephant 
 
 or the leader of a herd of elephants. 
 ^f%^^^ n. the strength of an elephant. 
 ^ftri^T^T f- elephant-stable. 
 ff^ftiT'^T f- the art of (training and keeping) 
 
 elephants. 
 ^f^^TT n. the washing of an elephant. 
 eR hand over, deliver.* 
 ger. taking by the hand. 
 
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 fTff^ 
 
 ^^■^I a. being on or in the hand, done with 
 the hand. 
 
 ^^^■'9' n. 9gl. elephants and horses. 
 
 ^^"3[T^^ m. elephant-driver. 
 
 ^^WT'tTI' ™' elephant-rider or -driver. 
 
 ^^ a. laughing, smiling. 
 
 IfT, f^ft^, pp. fT^ (only — <>) start up, 
 go forth, move on; run away from, yield 
 (dat.); rush upon (ace), fly (arrow). — 
 ''?rf?T l^ap or pass over, "^g run after, 
 follow, overtake, catch. "^^ run away. 
 ^fil catch, take. "^^ start up, rise, run 
 away, escape. ^^^^ ascend with (ace). 
 ^TTrise, ascend. IfcCT^rise towards (ace). 
 ^^nr^ I'ise, appear, f^ descend, stoop. 
 T( start up or off. f^ burst open, gape. 
 C(fm^f?T)open(tr.). ^J{; arise, stand up. 
 
 2^, ^ITft (^ff^), PP- ft^ & ^fcT (qv.) 
 leave, forsake, abandon; emit, discharge, 
 take off, cast aside, remove; give up, 
 avoid, shun, lose. P.M. ^"?if^ (^^%^ 
 ®f?f) be left etc. , remain behind , come 
 short or be deprived of (abl. or instr.); 
 come to harm, be a loser, fail (in a law- 
 suit etc.); decrease, wane, perish, be lost. 
 C. fT^^f^, *»% neglect, omit, give up, 
 miss, lose. D. flf^T^fTT wish to leave etc. - 
 ^Xf leave, abandon; P.M. fall short, de- 
 crease. "^^ leave, relinquish, give up. 
 P.M. remain behind, fall short or be de- 
 ficient. "Pt P.M. fall short, fail, be de- 
 prived of (instr.). qf^ leave, desert, for- 
 sake, omit, neglect, overlook. P.M. be 
 left etc., be deficient or wanting, decrease, 
 wane, cease, vanish; fall short, fail; desist 
 from, be deprived of (abl.). If leave, 
 abandon, give up, resign. P.M. be left or 
 omitted, cease, vanish, succumb, lose. 
 f^Tf leave, quit, resign. TTRf disregard; 
 P.M. fail, lose, f^ leave, desert, forsake, 
 give up, lose, resign ; cease, desist. P.M. 
 stay behind, yield to (abl.) ; be diminished 
 or lost. Tff^ & irf?ff^ give up, abandon. 
 ^Jii;^ leave (together); give up, resign. — 
 Cf. ^tifT^, f^ftif (add.), TTfri^W, ^- 
 
 3^excl. of pain, astonishment, or joy, mostly 
 w. vocative ; w. ace. woe to ! Often re- 
 peated or connected w. f>ilc^, ^«fr etc. 
 
 ^T«RT\ ^- the exclamation ^J* 
 
 ^ \Zm m. sgl. & pi. N. of a country & its 
 inhabitants, n. gold ; as adj. (f. ^) golden. 
 
 fTZ^'T^ (f. t) & '*^'^ a- golt^en. 
 
 f TZ%ir» °%1TT^. & *>%^T "i- a cert, form of 
 Qiva. 
 
 ^cT^ a. to be left or given up. 
 
 ^Jif n. leaving, giving up, wanting, ceasing. 
 
 ^Xfif f. abandonment, relinquishment, want, 
 privation, decrease, detriment, damage, 
 loss, ruin. 
 
 ^Tf^«RT ^^ °«Rc^ a. causing loss or damage. 
 
 l^T^iJ m. n. year (also f. f^j ^- ^ k'"<^ of 
 red rice. 
 
 2^T^r»f» f- ^ yearly, annual. 
 
 ^TTi W^Tt^ resemble a string of pearls. 
 
 fTT^ f- t carrying, bringing, taking, seizing, 
 ravishing, charming ( — o). m. a string pr 
 garland of pearls (adj. — o f. ^T); taking 
 away, removing, deprivation, loss. 
 
 fTi:^, f. ofr^T = prec. (adj. — o); m. thief, 
 robber, also = seq. 
 
 f TT^f^ f- (adj. — o f. ^ or f^) a string of 
 pearls. 
 
 ^X'^^cfT f. the same. 
 
 ^TTTW^ f. the same; T. of a dictionary. 
 I WTft^ ^- l>elonging or relating to deer. 
 
 ^Tfr"^ ^- dyed with turmeric, yellow. 
 
 ^Xr^jf cj or f ifr^W m- a cert, yellow bird. 
 
 l^rfr*!^ a. conveying, bearing, bringing; 
 carrying away, seizing, robbing, stealing, 
 removing, destroying; ravishing, charm- 
 ing (-0). 
 
 2^TfT«l. ^ having a string of pearls. 
 
 ^X'i^rX m. a kind of pigeon; m. N. of sev. 
 men, esp. of a law-giver, pi. H.'s family 
 or N. of a people. 
 
 ^T^^ a. seizing, consuming. 
 
 ^T^ a. being in the heart; n. affection, love, 
 p. o^iff f. 
 
 ^f^ m. n. heart; content, comfort. 
 
 ^if^^ m. a patron, name; n. friendship. 
 
 ^tf^^ a. feeling affection for ( — »). 
 
flf^^'l a. hearty or = seq. 
 
 ^T^i^^ a. heart-comforting. 
 
 ^j^ a. to be taken away or stolen; ravish- 
 ing, charming. 
 
 ^T^ m. N. of a king and poet. 
 
 fT^ f. spirituous liquor, wine. 
 
 fT^Tf^ m. a cert, deadly poison. 
 
 ^t^ m. ploughman. 
 
 ^T^ m. calling, a call. 
 
 fW, IT^ go emulously; C. fW^gff?!. 
 
 ^^ m. laughing, laughter, mirth, joy, de- 
 rision. 
 
 '^^m m. buffoon (who causes laughter). 
 
 fT^R a. causing laughter, comical. 
 
 frf^ a. laughing at or (shining) with (—<>). 
 
 fTf%«R a- consisting of elephants; n. a herd 
 or multitude of elephants. 
 
 ^jf^if a. belonging or relating to an ele- 
 phant, so big or high. 
 
 ^7"^ a. ridiculous; n. laughing, laughter, 
 joke, ^T^T^^ adv. for sport. 
 
 fT^W^, OcRT"?:, o^ ^f^ ^- causing laughter 
 or mirth. 
 
 IT^rfT f., ®^ n., o*?!^ m. ridiculousness. 
 
 ^T"^Tl5^ m. sea of mirth, T. of a comedy. 
 
 ^T^l"^^ "• an object of laughter; abstr. 
 o^ n. 
 
 lfT^T«RTT ^^' t^^ exclamation ^T^T* 
 
 fTf TeRrf <^ o^rl a. crying or sounding f Tfj- 
 
 Iff, tf^Tft, ff g%, ff ^ft (f ^fTT), pp. ffrr 
 impel, urge on, set in motion, hurl, send 
 forth (M. intr. hasten, speed); further, 
 help to (dat.) ; get, procure. "^ M. bring 
 near. T( (f%%Tf?T) urge on, impel, hurl, 
 cast, turn upon (dat, or loc); call upon, 
 summon; send out, dismiss, dispatch to 
 (dat., gen. ± ^fifl^W; or TTT^?^, ace. 
 =*=irftT), in order to (dat. or infin.); bring 
 near, get, procure, furnish. '^•TIT send 
 after. "^f*TTT send hither. "^XfTt send to 
 (ace). irfTflT send or drive back. ^T^; 
 send out; bring together, join, combine, 
 compose. 
 
 if^ (indecl.) for, because, namely; surely, 
 
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 verily, indeed; well, pray (with an imper.,. 
 conj., or optat.). 
 
 ff^, ff ^f%, fl'% ff^ETfTT, pp. flft^?^ (q.v.) 
 injure, hurt, harm, kill, destroy. Cff^^- 
 fTf the same. D. f5iffff^"qf?f wish to 
 injure etc. — "^^ & f% z=z S. 
 
 ff ^ a. harming, f. ff ^T abstr. 
 
 ff ^cfi a. = prec. adj. 
 
 fi^^ & flf%^ n- = ff ^T 
 
 ff€^^ & f%^ a. to be hurt or killed. 
 
 f^^T(3ToR a. of an injurious nature. 
 
 f^'^TBlT^ a. generally injurious. 
 
 f^^TTff a. delighting in mischief. 
 
 ff^ a. harming, malicious; m. a savage or 
 cruel man, also = seq. 
 
 ff^^ffH & oxpT m. a beast of prey. 
 
 f^^lf^^ n. du. noxiousness or harmless- 
 ness. 
 
 ff^, ffiSft, pp. ffflEff (v. seq.) sob. 
 
 ff^T & fff^^T L fff^rT n. sobbing. 
 
 f^^ w. ^ utter the sound hifi (as a cow to 
 her calf, also r.). 
 
 f^^^ m. who utters the sound hiii. 
 
 f^^TT '^- t^^ sound bin. 
 
 f^^ m. the plant Asa Fetida, n. its resin or 
 juice. 
 
 f^^^ & ocR n. vermilion. 
 
 fWW^^^T f. a, kind of perfume.* 
 
 f^f%^ m., "^T f. N. of a Raksasa & his 
 sister. 
 
 ffX!^, ff TI^H w. "^T 10 am.* 
 
 f^rf a. put, placed, laid; being in (loc); 
 arranged, constituted, regulated ; fit, suit- 
 able, advantageous, salutary; useful, con- 
 ducive to, good for (dat., gen., loc, or 
 — o); kind, gracious, favourable, m. a 
 good friend, f. "^J v. sub voce. n. welfare, 
 advantage, prize, good advice. 
 f^ffcjJT; a. doing well. 
 ff ffcRTTr a. well-wishing. 
 fl'fI«RT^T f. abstr. to prec. 
 
 ff ri^TT^, °^Tfi:^, & °f fl ^^- = fffl^T- 
 ff fflf^^ a. who has prepared the sacrificial 
 
 food or for whom it has been prepared. 
 ffft^"^ a. desiring the good of (gen.). 
 f^fl^f^ a. well-minded; f. as abstr. 
 
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 t^T^^f^^ 
 
 f^fir*^^ a- having good friends. 
 f^ff"^^"^ I'- a good word or advice. 
 f%rI^«?T a. useful, conducive. 
 f^T f- E. of cert, veins or arteries; weir, 
 
 dyke. 
 f^rlT^ft*!;^ a. seeking the good of (gen.). 
 tW^'W^ m. destruction of a dyke. 
 flrTT^^ or o^T?T adv. for the sake of (gen.). 
 f^ffTf^*(. a. seeking (one's own or another's) 
 
 welfare. 
 f^Tfl"ff a. good and evil, n. advantage and 
 
 disadvantage. 
 ff^fpf f. direction, arrangement (— °). 
 ff^^T & t^'^T^T f- desire for (one's own 
 
 or another's) welfare. 
 f^^"ft|«t^ a. well-wishing; abstr. ofTB[rIT f- 
 f^^T'^^'^J !"• salutary instruction, T. of a 
 
 collection of fables. 
 f^^«^ a. rapid, quick. 
 f^^T ger. leaving alone, neglecting; without, 
 
 except. 
 f^irTT^ rn- N. of a tree. 
 f^^^ m. a Hindu; o^Tf "• Hindustan. 
 ff^T'^r m. a swing; den. o^^ , 0Jff7{. 
 f^^ m. exciter, impeller. 
 if^^ m. the cold season, winter (also f^^T f-) ; 
 
 n. snow, ice. 
 2f%Tr a. cold, cool. 
 
 f^i=fcfi'^ & °f^TW ^n- the moon (cool -rayed). 
 f^^il^ a. having frost or snow (in the in- 
 terior), cold. 
 f^^f^lfr ^^- the snow-mountain. Himalaya, 
 ft^f^^, o^^fTf & o^f?T m. =ffTT^i:. 
 f^^^TrT m. snow-fall. 
 
 f^??^«fT a. having frost or snow ; m. snow- 
 mountain, esp. Himalaya. 
 f^TT^lf^ n. cold water. 
 *ff 'RT^T f- camphor. 
 ff Tftw m. = ff ^f^f^. 
 fW^f^TT^ "• a cool lake. 
 f^^^fW f- snow-fall. 
 f^^ff. V. iff^. 
 tf^T-g m. = ff ^^BX;. 
 ff^^^ ni. approach of cold, winter. 
 ff^l'^^ m. = ff ^WT. 
 
 ff mf^ m. = ft'rf^ft- 
 
 f^^T^ f- much or deep snow. 
 
 f^TT^rf m. the end of winter. 
 
 ff^T^^ n* cold water. 
 
 f^'IT^"^ m. the Himalaya mountain (abode 
 
 of snow). 
 ffiTTff?! f. snow-fall. 
 f^^ w. qR change into ice. 
 f^K^ m. band, stripe. 
 *f%T^ n- gold, p. ofrK- 
 f^l^UTC^, f- t^ golden, gold-coloured. 
 f^T^ "• gold, a gold coin or ornament; 
 
 any precious metal, money. 
 ffT^lJircfiW; f. t^ golden-necked. 
 f^^^«IJ<T m. worker in gold, goldsmith. 
 if^T^^f'l^ ^' a golden mat or pillow. 
 Sf^T^^ftr^ a. poss. to prec. ; m. N. of a 
 
 Daitya. 
 
 f^T^%9r> f- ^ golden-haired or -maned, 
 
 ffT^Sif^^ a. the same. 
 
 f^T^IH m. golden womb or fetus, E. of 
 
 Brahman. 
 f%T^!?r^sJi a. having golden chariots. 
 ffT^f^^ a. winning gold. 
 ff TWf^i; a. golden-tongued. 
 ifWT^^Tf?!^ n. splendour of gold. 
 2flT^^lf^ ^' shining as gold. 
 ffT^^^r^ or °^T a. granting gold. 
 fl'T^"^'^ ^' golden-toothed. 
 f^X!^f^f^t^ a. adorned with gold. 
 f^TWf'TfV m- a golden treasure. 
 tf^T7!?i%f'r a. having golden rims. 
 f^T^^^ a. golden-winged or -leaved. 
 f^T^^T'ftr a. golden-handed. 
 ffT^^T"^ n. a golden vessel. 
 f^l^fqTJ^ m. a lump of gold. 
 f^T^^T^ a. golden-armed. 
 ff T^^^ & flT^. f- t golden. 
 f^T^^TT^S*!^ a. golden-headed. 
 f^"^^^ a. fond of gold. 
 if^^SaX^ ^' ^ golden chariot or a chariot 
 
 full of gold. 
 2f^T^T^ a. riding in a golden chariot. 
 j f^T^^Ff ^' golden-shaped, gold-like. 
 
ffT^T^ra: 
 
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 ffT^TH^ m. fire (lit. whose seed is gold). 
 ff'^M^'^^ a. golden-breasted (the earth). 
 
 ffTW^*^ a. abounding in or consisting of 
 gold; n. abundance of gold. 
 
 f^T^^^'^T ^- liaving a golden seat or frame- 
 work (chariot). 
 
 f^T^W^^ a. golden-coloured, gold-like. 
 
 ffT^5f^<?f^ a. having a golden path. 
 
 f^-^TSir^l^ f. a golden knife or hatchet. 
 
 fffTW^rT^Tr^^ (superl. oITtJ^) poss. to 
 prec. 
 
 ffT^f^f'f^ "• ^ golden palace. 
 
 ffT^ftl'^T a. having a golden helmet or 
 visor. 
 
 f^T^^W ^* golden-horned. 
 
 fWTW^^T^ a. golden-bearded. 
 
 f^T^^^^ ^' resembling gold. 
 
 lt%T^^^^ f- ^ golden wreath, chain, etc. 
 
 2f^'^^!?r^^ a. poss. to prec. 
 
 ff T^W^ a- golden-handed. 
 
 flT^J^rr^ a. golden-eyed; m. N. of a Daitya. 
 
 f^T^T^fr^T a. having golden reins or traces 
 (carriage). 
 
 tflfT (.'-) = ifC- 
 
 f^fr^f^li a. golden - cheeked or having a 
 golden helmet. 
 
 f^f?;TlR^ a. golden-bearded. 
 
 fWT^"*^ a. having bay horses. 
 
 f^l^ej^ adv. away, off, apart from (abl.), se- 
 parately. 
 
 ^ excl. of surprise or joy (often w. iflTSI^ 
 to express fear or depression*). 
 
 ft^ (f^fir, 135%, 1^%), pp. itf^ft A. vex, 
 afflict; M. be angry or hostile. C. pluck 
 out. 
 
 ^^ (f^^) wi* plucker, puller, i.e. monisher. 
 
 "f^if a. left, forsaken; excluded or shut out 
 from, fallen short of (abl.); devoid or 
 bereft of, free from, without (instr., abl., 
 loc, o— or — ®); inferior, less (opp. '^- 
 f^^); low, base, mean; incomplete, de- 
 ficient, wanting. Abstr. Offff f., o^| „. 
 ^I^'SR'^'T^ a. given to low occupations or 
 
 omitting the customary rites. 
 fl'wf^g a. neglecting to sacrifice. 
 
 ^^^ & o^lf^T a. low-born. 
 
 ^«l"q^ a. having no friends or adherents. 
 
 ^*f^<5f a. deficient in strength, weak. 
 
 1|^«1^^ a. deficient in strength or courage. 
 
 ^•l^Tf a. of bad conduct. 
 
 ^«f%^T f. attendance on base people. 
 
 l^'TT'^ a. rayless, obscure. 
 
 ^ifT^, f • W & t^ deficient in limbs or parts. 
 
 ^"^ & o^ s. diamond. 
 
 w^ ltit^» 1^' pp- ^ (q-'^'-) P^"^ '"^^ ^^^ 
 
 fire, cast into the fire, offer, sacrifice. 
 C. ^T^^frr cause to sacrifice or be sacri- 
 ficed. D. ^^"qf?! wish to sacrifice. L%T- 
 l^f^T sacrifice repeatedly. — ^f^ sacri- 
 fice upon or over (loc). "^fH pour out 
 the libation upon , make an oblation to 
 (ace). '^^ pour out upon (loc). "^ offer 
 in (loc), offer an oblation to (dat.), wor- 
 ship with oblations (ace). ^XJ offer in 
 addition. If offer continually or successi- 
 vely. TifH offer in return, ^f?^ sacrifice 
 (together). 
 
 [j^eRT"?^ m. the sound hum (v. WH)- 
 
 ^^ m. ram; a cert, implement of war. 
 
 ^^ m. ram. 
 
 ^TJ^ ra. the same; pi. N. of a people. 
 
 ¥^ ( — °) offering, sacrificing. 
 
 ^fi a. sacrificed or worshipped with a sacri- 
 fice; n. sacrifice, oblation. 
 
 ^fi^Tir a. partaking of a sacrifice. 
 
 ^rl^of^ & o^-^f m. fire or the fire-god (lit. 
 oblation-eater). 
 
 ^rf^T^«T a. having oblations as food, m. = 
 prec. 
 
 ^Tf^l m. fire or Agni (oblation-bearer). 
 
 ¥7!^1T^^, only »^^Tif resembling fire.* 
 
 ^<1"5J'5f m. the remainder of a sacrifice. 
 
 ^rf^T^ a. having offered oblations. 
 
 ^rfT"pT a. having offered oblations in the 
 fire. 
 
 ^nT^ a. eating oblations. 
 
 ^flT'3J»!^«fr a. furnished with fire. 
 ^fTTfl[«t^ a. eating (only) oblations. 
 ^f?! f. oblation, sacrifice (only — <>). 
 ^Tflf^H a. left from a sacrifice. 
 
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 ^^ interj. w. oR growl, grumble, speak 
 roughly to (ace). 
 
 ^'Tf^tt a- plotting in the dark. 
 
 ^T^^ adv. secretly, in the dark. 
 
 ^^ adv. = f^^. 
 
 ¥"^ = ¥'^- 
 
 *^^¥^ or ¥^F^ f- howling.* 
 
 :^-^ dat. inf. to ^. 
 
 t¥^^, °^ftf call, cry. 
 
 ^f^'Eqii & ^^ m. names of kings. 
 
 OF^ or :^^ m. N. of a Gandharva. 
 
 ^ (ST), l^f?r, °^, J^H, ^^%, ofTT etc., 
 pp. "^fi call (^^% or ^ff% for help), 
 call upon, invoke, summon, invite, chal- 
 lenge (g% to fight). C. ^^TSTfTT & D. 
 ^^^rf?T (only — o). I. WTf^f?r etc. call, 
 invoke. — "^fTT call over, "^g call again 
 or back. "^STf^T call near, "^f^ call down 
 or hither. nJIT call to or hither, invite, 
 summon (r. & j.); utter, recite; M. chal- 
 lenge. C. cause to invite or challenge. 
 I. call near, invoke, "^"qi M. invite, sum- 
 mon , challenge. TflSIT answer a call. 
 ^^fTTT convoke, assemble, invite, challenge. 
 "^^ call forth, elicit, "^tj M. (A.) call 
 upon, summon or invite to (ace, dat., or i 
 loc); call encouragingly to, approve, 
 praise. '^'^ & "^^^ call near. W^ con- 
 voke, assemble, invite; provoke, challenge. 
 fiT M. call down, in, or near, fif^ call 
 off. If invoke. irfTflT call to (ace). "jyf?T 
 invoke. f% M. call hither and thither or 
 emoulously, quarrel about (ace); call off. 
 ?ER^ M. convoke. 
 
 ^^ & ^^T m. = :^ & ^igRTT- 
 
 ;^aif?T f. humming or snorting. 
 
 ^Xf|' m, pi. N. of a people 
 
 ^f^ f. calling, invoking; appellation, name. 
 
 ^^ m. = ^^. 
 
 ^^, #^f7f fall away; C. ^^^rf^ cause to 
 fall away. — "^«f fall after (ace), f^ 
 waddle, stagger, slip, fail. 
 
 ^:^ m. = ^:f- 
 
 1, #Tt^, °% (ffct, f^ffTf), pp. Irt (q.v.) 
 A. hold, carry, bring; offer, present (esp. | 
 
 "^t%^); hand over to (gen.); seize, steal, 
 carry away, remove, turn off (face); M. 
 (A.) take, receive (taxes), come into pos- 
 session of (as heir); take to wife, marry; 
 get hold or become master of; overpower, 
 outdo, surpass; win over, captivate, charm ; 
 seize upon, take away, withdraw, retain, 
 destroy , frustrate. C. ^TT^^rf^ cause to 
 hold or carry (2 ace), cause to be held, 
 taken etc. by (instr.); get hold of, seize 
 upon ; permit to be carrried of, lose (esp. 
 in game). D. f^^^f?T wish to take away, 
 desire, covet. — "^fif carry beyond (ace). 
 ^THt transpose mutually. "^f^Jr carry 
 over (ace). ^«f imitate, resemble (ace 
 or gen.), ^sm carry away, take off, re- 
 move, separate from (abl.); seize, rob, 
 steal; overpower, frustrate, destroy. ^fv{ 
 hand over, offer, present; C. place before, 
 serve (food), put on (mail). "^^ draw in, 
 move down, put off". ^^^ throw down 
 into (ace), bring near, take, eat, enjoy. 
 C. cause to throw or be thrown; attack, 
 assail; eat, feed. cSf^ move hither and 
 thithei ; transpose, exchange; communicate 
 or have intercourse with (instr. or loc); 
 meet, encounter (as foes), fight with (instr. 
 =t^^^); proceed, act, deal with (loe); 
 trade or traffic (loe, instr., or gen.); be 
 active, work; be intent upon (ace) ; *bet, 
 play (w. gen. of stake); *manage, use, 
 employ (ace). P. be called or named. 
 "^ bring near, attract, fetch, get, procure, 
 offer, present, give; receive, accept; take 
 to wife, marry; eat, enjoy; take away, 
 sever, remove, destroy, turn off, withdraw 
 from (abl.); utter show, betray; name, 
 call. C. cause to bring near etc., cause to 
 pay (taxes etc., 2 ace); procure, acquire; 
 eat, enjoy; utter, manifest. D. be willing 
 to procure or acquire. "^"^T repair, com- 
 plete, supply. ^^^T offer, present. "^^T 
 bring near, fetch, bring out, say, tell, 
 quote (esp. as an example), recite, enu- 
 merate, praise, commend; P. be called, 
 mentioned, or quoted. "^^^^7 bring hither. 
 
V^P^ 
 
 666 
 
 TT^^r^T answer; quote (as a counter ex- 
 ample). 4H*J<^T say, tell, mention, "^qi 
 fetch, get, procure, offer, present, take 
 hold of, win, acquire, undertake, accom- 
 plish. Wfmr fetch, procure, offer, present, 
 undertake, commence. "^gtRTJoffer, present. 
 X(^ hand over; turn, invert. TC^l draw 
 back, withdraw, get back, recover; take 
 up again, carry on, procecute; utter, tell, 
 report. cS(j bring out, utter, speak to or 
 with (ace. or :^f ), sing (of birds). "^g^T 
 utter successively or in its turn, (answer 
 by singing*); abuse, revile, curse, "^f^^ 
 utter, pronounce, recite; bespeak, charm 
 with words, conjure, curse. C. (cause to) 
 utter or pronounce. TT^TT utter, speak. 
 ^4i\ bring together, gather, collect, as- 
 semble, combine, comprehend ; draw back, 
 withdraw, bring back, restore; captivate^ 
 charm. ^•T^JTT arrange or put in. order 
 (again). '^^ take out or from (abl.), 
 stretch out (tnfljpR[); offer, present; lift 
 up, raise, further, strengthen; set aside, 
 select; choose, prefer; extricate, rescue, 
 save; take away, cut off, sever (head), 
 remove, destroy; except. C. (cause to) 
 draw out or rescue. D. wish to save or 
 relieve. "^JJIf take or draw out (in ad- 
 dition), lay aside; rescue, save, recover; 
 start, further, promote. ^??^?r^, ^J^, & 
 
 ^WS. ^^^^ ^"^' '^^' "P' ^^scue, relieve, 
 promote, further. ^^ draw or take out, 
 rescue, deliver from (abl.); deduct; re- 
 move, destroy; lift up etc. = prec. ■^Xf 
 bring, fetch, proffer, present; M. accept, 
 receive, gather, collect. C. proffer, serve 
 (food), fif^ take or carry out, extract, 
 export (goods); M. remove, exclude or 
 deliver from (abl.); get rid of (ace); 
 change or mix with (instr.). f^fif^ draw 
 out, extract, take (^f%?^ interest) ; remove, 
 destroy, xrft carry or move about; sur- 
 round, gird (M. refl.); protect from (abl.); 
 keep off, shun, avoid, beware, escape; 
 save, spare, except, f^tjf^ transpose, 
 interchange. Tf stretch forth; fix in, hurl 
 
 upon (loc); offer, present; strike, hurt; 
 attack, assail (ace, loc, dat. , or gen.); 
 M. fight, make war. "^giT throw into the 
 fire. ^P" hurl, cast; attack, assail (ace. 
 or loc); M.(A.) engage in battle, fight 
 hand to hand. irf?J throw, hold, or bring 
 back; offer, present. M. take, eat. f% 
 take apart, divide, separate; take or carry 
 away; shed (tears); transpose, inter- 
 change; roam about, pass one's time 
 (±acc.) pleasantly, enjoy one's self, ^p^ 
 bring or draw together, contract, collect, 
 gather; take away, rob; suppress, absorb, 
 destroy. '^Mti'^ draw together or in, 
 gather, contract, absorb, suppress. ufTf- 
 l^n^ draw together or back, take off, avert, 
 absorb, suppress, destroy, annihilate. — 
 Cf. ^J^^TlfT (sic!), ^^TT, f^f rf, ^Tfrl. 
 
 ^^^ a. lying in the heart; ni. love or the 
 god of love. 
 
 ^^"^"^"f^fT a. tormented by love. 
 
 ^■^^^^•1 a. augmenting love. 
 
 ^^^f^^ a. penetrated by love; o%7TT a. 
 enamoured, love-sick. 
 
 tl^T^ m. heart-grief. 
 
 IWT^^' °^f^ be angry, pp. o^iff^. 
 
 f T^^^ , o^ = prec. ; pp. f Tlft^TrT^. 
 
 W^i — ®) bringing, taking, removing, destroy- 
 mg. 
 
 ^ff a. held, carried, seized, taken etc ; often 
 o — robbed or bereft of, without. 
 
 IcT^T; a. robbed of one's wife. 
 
 ^fT"^^ a. robbed of one's property. 
 
 ^ff?^T5?T a. stripped of a kingdom. 
 
 ^^^^ a. bereft of everything, entirely 
 ruined. 
 
 ^f^r f' taking away, robbing. 
 
 "frf^ adv. from or with the heart, willingly. 
 
 ^TfT"Q m. heart-grief. 
 
 ^f^^^ & ^TCI^ n. the heart conceived as 
 a lotus-flower. 
 
 ^^ a. being in the heart. 
 
 %^ n. the heart, esp. as seat of the emotions 
 and mental activity i.g. 
 
 l^^T^ n. = frq^ir. 
 
 %^yf w. the heart, as an organ of the body 
 
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 % 
 
 or as s^at of the feelings, also the interior 
 of the body i.g. , the centre or essence of 
 anything etc 
 
 l^^cR'i?»T a. heart-stirring, agitating; n. adv. 
 
 ^^^^ITff a. dwelling in one's heart. 
 
 ^^^'dTf^'i;^ a. captivating the heart. 
 
 If^^^T a. going to the heart. 
 
 ^^^f^^ a. heart-piercing (lit. & fig.). 
 
 ^^IIT^ a. knowing the heart or the essence 
 
 of (-0). 
 
 ^^^J^7^^ n. weakness of heart. 
 ^^"tSfU^nfWIC. a. heart-disturbing. 
 ^^^3?'^T ^' having a stone instead of the 
 
 heart, cruel-hearted.* 
 ^^^flT^ a. heart-dear, dearly beloved. 
 ^^^^^^1 m. the beloved of the heart. 
 ^^ijHf^ f. disposition or inclination of the 
 
 heart. 
 lf^^"5r^ ni- a wound (lit. sting) in the heart. 
 ^^^PT^ m. a spit for (roasting) the heart 
 
 (of the sacrificial victim); also the action 
 
 of roasting. 
 l^^rtf'Tf^rT m-, "^ f- the inhabitant of a 
 
 heart i.e. the beloved object. 
 ^^^ISEf a. resting in the heart (wish). 
 ^^^^TTT'I, ^- ravishing or captivating the 
 
 heart, charming, delightful. 
 ■^iJlT^ ^^' sickness of heart. 
 ^^^ft"V^ a. heart-piercing. 
 ^^^^ 01, lord of the heart, husband. 
 If^^^^ a. resting in the heart. 
 
 '^^"Sf a. = seq. (grief); beloved, dear. 
 
 ^f^^ a. being in the heart. 
 
 ^f^"^i^ & °"^nr ^' heart-touching, affecting. 
 
 "^ a. reaching to the heart (water). 
 
 l|^rf a. = prec. or = ff^^. 
 
 ^^ a. being in the heart, hearty, inner; 
 
 dear to the heart, pleasant, agreeable. 
 ^5*711 m. heart-disease or -grief. 
 
 1\, i^f?T, *»% (f ^%, ^f?r), pp. IE & if^fi 
 
 (q.v.)be excited (with pleasure or fear), be 
 delighted or amazed ; bristle, stand on end 
 (the hair). C. ^"^^f?!, °% cause (the hair) 
 to bristle or stand erect; excite, make 
 impatient, rejoice (tr. & intr.). I. (^^XfiTf 
 
 & ^^TBTTUf) be very impatient or much 
 excited. — '^•f be excited or rejoice with 
 (ace). "^f*r & ^^fH C. gladden. "^^ be 
 excited, impatient, or glad. C. excite, 
 gladden. Tjf\ & ^tlf^ C. delight greatly, 
 enrapture. If be merry, rejoice. ^U the 
 same; C. gladden. Trfrf be glad in return. 
 ^5fJ^ be excited, rejoice, exult. C. gladden, 
 delight. — Cf. trfl^E, ITfH, mfftcT 
 (add.), ^TfH. 
 
 ^f%rf a. standing on end, erect, stiff (hair); 
 unwjthered, fresh (flowers); enraptured, 
 delighted. 
 
 ^f5frf^T"^%T^if a. having un withered gar- 
 lands and free from dust. 
 
 l^^oR n. organ of sense. 
 
 if'^^'ll & o'^X. ™- E. of Visnu-Krsna. 
 
 ^^^«fT a. enraptured, delighted, pleased. 
 
 ^■g a. standing on end, erect (hair); stiff, 
 rigid; glad, merry. 
 
 ^HTTfl. a. having the hair bristling, thrill- 
 ing (with delight or rapture). 
 
 if^ f- joy, rapture. 
 
 ^ a voc. particle. 
 
 ^"^ (W35) ^^- vexation, anger. 
 
 t%^f^ (^35T) <5i'^^5^ C^^) n. the same. 
 
 ^f?f f. (m.) weapon, missile, fire-flame (as 
 Agni's weapon); stroke, wound. 
 
 ^fTfTT'TT a. poss. to prec. 
 
 ^ff m. impulse, motive, cause, reason (gen., 
 dat., loc, or — o), argument, proof; means 
 (instr. — o by means of); condition; mode, 
 manner, way; also concr. mover, impeller, 
 esp. the agent of the causative (g.); adj. 
 — o caused by. Abl. gen., instr.. dat., & 
 loc. by reason^ on account, or for the sake 
 of (gen. or — «). Abstr. OffTf f-, ®(«rt «• 
 
 ^cfoR (a. — o f. ^) causing or caused by. 
 
 %f!^«fr a. caused, causative (g.). 
 
 %'iS^^cR n. a kind of metaphor (rh.). 
 
 ^'^^T^ ni. statement of reasons, disputation. 
 
 fg^f^ & °f^1 "^ sceptic. 
 
 f ^f^^T f- & ffjUil^ n. logic, dialectics. 
 
 %fn7?TT f- a kind of comparison (rb.). 
 "^ or'^ct m. inciter. 
 
t^sfTH-RT 
 
 668 
 
 w^qppff^ m. a mere appearance of a reason 
 
 or argument. 
 %iT^ n. gold. 
 "^ij^Sfif m- goldsmith. 
 f ^^Tf^ a. shining as gold. 
 liTefiTT: m.=1?T^|. 
 ^ ^{d B :; m. N. of a mountain (golden- peaked) 
 
 and of a monkey. 
 f^rOlfr ^' E. of mount Meru (the golden 
 
 mountain). 
 % ^ ^^ m. N. of a king & a celebrated 
 
 scholar. 
 l^?ii^ n. impulse. 
 2%J{^^ n. gold. 
 
 3^i?i^ (loc.) in winter (cf. seq.). 
 ^I1«rl m. winter. 
 ^^"Pr^^ a. as yellow as gold. 
 fiTR^, f. t golden. 
 ^IT'Ilf^n^ a. having a golden garland, golden - 
 
 crowned. 
 %TT<5rT^5 f. t^ consisting of gold and gems. 
 fTT^^^^ a. the same. 
 ^4icf«ff a. golden or adorned with gold. 
 f^f^T^ a. gold-coloured. 
 ^W^l^ n. a golden horn. 
 2^?p^ m. N. of a mountain. 
 ^^1^% "• a golden thread (ornament). 
 "^T^ a. golden-limbed, golden. 
 "^if^ m. = "^^fTfr? N. of an author. 
 %5RT^ a. gold-like. 
 %^^^TT m. a golden ornament. 
 "^^ a. to be left or abandoned. 
 ^\?s( m. buffalo, E. of Gane9a. 
 %^, "^^H (cf. it^) be careless or fickle; 
 
 C %^^f?f mock, deride, vex. 
 "^^•T n. derision, contempt. 
 %^T f- wantonness, fickleness, levity, sport; 
 
 • — & instr. easily, quickly, at once. 
 '^T^«tT^ a. careless, easy. 
 ^,, ^^, °%, pp. %fxr?T (q.v.) neigh. — 
 
 ^f^ & irfW neigh to. 
 ^iqf^ n. haste, speed, zeal, energy, strength, 
 
 heat, splendour. 
 ^Xf^ifT^ a. powerful, strong. 
 %^ f., %f^ n. neighing. 
 %^^^, °^^ neigh. 
 
 ^ a vocative particle. 
 
 %f%^ a. relating to or descended from Hi- 
 
 dimba ; m. patr. of Ghatotkaca. 
 %ff«R, f- t^ caused by, dependent on ( — o); 
 
 argumentative, rationalistic; m. rationalist, 
 
 sceptic. 
 l^JT a. of snow or ice. 
 2%Tr, f. "1^ golden. 
 
 %?T«f (f. t;) & %^iTT a. winterly, cold. 
 %^f^«fi a. the same. 
 %H^fT, f. \ coming from or belonging to 
 
 the Himalaya mountains; m. pi. N. of a 
 
 people, f. t^ patr. of Ganga & Uma. 
 %iR" ^ be golden, be turned into gold. 
 "^■^T!?! a. golden; containing or yielding gold. 
 %T^^ '^^' goldsmith. 
 %T!M1^ m. patr of Manu & Vasistha. 
 1|^^'^ m. pi. N. of a people. 
 ^ a vocative particle. 
 ^TfT m. offerer, priest, esp. chief priest, 
 
 often applied to Agni. 
 %TfI^ a. to be offered (n. impers.) or wor- 
 shipped with offerings. 
 TT^^ m. = ^T"^^. 
 ^f fltof n. the office of the Hotr. 
 ^TfflRl^ m. the choice of a Hotr. 
 "^rJITnT a. having a Hotr. 
 ^"T'^^ or o^^ n. the choice of a Hotr. 
 '^f^"5r^«f n. the seat of the Hotr. 
 ^T^ n. sacrifice, oblation; the office of the 
 
 Hotr. 
 "^^cR m. the assistant of the Hotr, also 
 
 chief priest i.g. 
 %T'^f (°^T^) a. carrying oblations. 
 l%TTr f- the office of a priest, esp. of the 
 
 Hotraka. 
 2^ 1^1 f. invocation. 
 '^'^Tf^^ a. skilled in invocation. 
 ^T'^Tltf^'l^ m. pi. the assistants of the Hotr. 
 %Tf^^ n. the office of the Hotr. 
 "^1"^''^ a. belonging to the Hotr or Hotraka. 
 "^T^ a. to be sacrificed, fit for an oblation. 
 ^?r m. pouring or casting into the fire; 
 
 oblation, sacrifice. 
 ^TT«R^f^ n. sacrificial act. 
 "^if^X^ m. the time for sacrifice. 
 
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 ^^^ 
 
 ^^ff^5r[ m. a horse for sacrifice. 
 
 %T^^«T f. a cow (that yields the milk) for 
 
 sacrifice. 
 l^TT'l^ n« oblation, sacrifice. 
 2^T'i«l, "• calling, invocation. 
 %TTr*lT^ n. a sacrificial vessel. 
 %TT"^ , °^"R! make oblations, sacrifice. 
 "^Tf ^«rf a. making oblations. 
 ^T'R%^T ^' the time for offerings. 
 %TTTf^ & ^T^T'f^ ^' the sacrificial fire. 
 ^fjfi^^ a. sacrificing (--°). 
 %T^ft^ & %TRy a. sacrificial. 
 ^]VT f. hour, horoscope, or = seq. 
 %TTTWT^ n- horoscopy. 
 "^T"^ a. relating to the Hotr; ii. his office. 
 %T«T a. = %T^^. 
 5, JTi (iTfH, J^% <>ff!)*hide from(dat.). - 
 
 ^JH M, conceal from (abl.), refuse, deny; 
 
 satisfy (dat.), apologize, f^ M. make 
 
 amends for (ace.) to (dat.), expiate; 
 
 refuse, deny; hide, conceal (w. "^^TT?^ 
 
 refl.*). "^Xjfif &f^f^hide, conceal, deny. - 
 
 Cf. t^^. 
 ^^ adv. yesterday. 
 ■^^•f? f- t^ yesterday's, hesternal. 
 I'g^ m. noise, sound. 
 25^ m. pool, lake. 
 "5^^ a. being in a pool, 
 ■g^f^w^ a. abounding in water; f. o;ij^ river. 
 "^^ a. being in a pool or lake. 
 "g^, "g^fiT, *>% (± V^) become less or short; 
 
 C. diminish. 
 
 ;^ftf¥ & 'I'^^B^ superl. & comp. to seq. 
 
 "5^ a. less, little, small, short. 
 
 "^l^^cf) a. very little. 
 
 ^^oRnI m. Short-Ear, N. of a RaksasS. 
 
 "g^fTT f., '^ n. littleness, shortness. 
 
 "^^^T^ a. short-armed; m. Short-Arm (an 
 
 assumed name of Nala). 
 ■^T^^ ^T^*^ sound, make a noise; C. 'g'T- 
 
 ^^rfTfmake resound. - fif c& fif^ C. = S.C., 
 
 beat (a drum), ^fj^ knock together (intr.). 
 
 C. the same (tr.); sound loudly. 
 "gT^ m. noise, sound. 
 
 l^ffe*!, a. sounding, loud. 
 
 SlTf^'l a. = jT^. 
 
 '^T^fiT or o«f1' f« hail-stones, hail. 
 
 ^T^ifi""^?^^ a. clad in hail. 
 
 ^T^ m., o«f n. shortening, decrease, dimi- 
 nution. 
 
 1^, fST^fTT, pp. l^r! (& "f^Ur) l^e ashamed 
 or abashed. C. ^Xl^rf^ put to shame, 
 confound. I. %^^'% be greatly ashamed. 
 
 2"^ f. shame, bashfulness. 
 
 ;^^ (adj. — o) & ;ftf7T f. the same. 
 
 ^fl^pt^ & oijpffT^i^ a. shame-faced. 
 
 "^^^TfrT a. ashamed, bashful, modest; abstr. 
 
 % ^WTffT, PP- JJl (q-v-)> '^vith f^ cause to 
 
 go wrong. — Cf. f^^cf. 
 '^f^ f. cause of going wrong, stumbling-block. 
 "^ff a. crooked, bent. 
 "^tfTJf n. shame, embarrassment. 
 t\, tT^f?T, «>H, pp. tfiTff (v. seq.) neigh. 
 
 C. ^C,^f?f cause to neigh. 
 ^TT f., °rEfrf "• weighing, whinnying. 
 ^f^ a. neighing. 
 ^14 eh m. a kind of shovel. 
 ^1^, ^|<^rt cool off, refresh one's self; 
 
 C.^T^^f?r refresh, comfort. - '^C. = S.C. 
 
 Tf refresh one's self. C. refresh. 
 ^72" m. refreshment, comfort. 
 ^T^«R a. cooling, refreshing. 
 I^T^T a. & n. the same. 
 t^Tfe«RT'3r<ft f. "ch in cooling. 
 l^Tf^^ a. = ^T^ a. 
 2^Tf^5^ a. very loud. 
 ^T^cR a. cool, fresh. 
 ^^^ a. ashamed. 
 ^X!^ "• crookedness, deceit; pi. the curves 
 
 (a cert, part of the Soma-strainer). 
 5^^, 55rf?T (°^) go wrong, stagger, fail. 
 
 C. ^^^fTf shake, — f^ stagger, tremble. — 
 
 Cf. fw^f^cT (add.). 
 5^ a. staggering, trembling, f. iJl as subst. 
 ^m a. = prec. adj. 
 5T V. '^. 
 5Trf«^ 'I- to be called. 
 
ITT 
 
 jjif n. calling, call. 
 
 57"^ m. serpent (the crooked). 
 
 ^T^ a. serpent-like; m. = prec. 
 
 ^-f^ m. failure. 
 
 t5. 5T^ (only 
 
 -°) , PP- ^rf go crooked- 
 
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 ly, bend over, fall. C. ^TT^f^ cause to 
 go crookedly (fig.), lead astray; M. de- 
 viate, go astray. — ^ lead astray or 
 into trouble. Wlgo crookedly, f^ stagger, 
 fall; C. overturn. 
 
 Additions and Corrections. 
 
 l"^ir m., add N. of a king. 
 
 ^ftr^ etc. put after 2^fl!riT^. 
 
 ^SrfTT^cR (accented). 
 
 ■^fTffxfrf a. underbound. 
 
 "^nssnT^c?! a. excelling the sun. 
 
 ^(^TT^JS a* risen too high, excessive, immod- 
 erate. 
 
 "^n^TT^ a. (for m.). 
 
 ^•T^TWWT f- having happily brought forth.* 
 
 "^•Tf^Urr^ a. not full-grown. 
 
 ■^•TT^ (accented). 
 
 ^fiff^^r!^ V. fifft^. 
 
 ■^•f^^ a. bound, fettered, connected, cohe- 
 rent. 
 
 '^nTTT^'RT'T put after ^tff^f. 
 
 ^M^W »• retired, hidden. 
 
 "^trrjcT (accented). 
 
 "^tJV^ a. covered, veiled, shut up. 
 
 "^^<17'3r a. hopeless. 
 
 "^I?f?I'^^ (accented). 
 
 "^f^f^^^W a. on whom the sun sets, i.e. 
 whom the setting sun finds sleeping. 
 
 ^^Rf^tlfr:^?! a. filled with, full of (instr.). 
 
 "^f*l3?^Tf a. occupied in (loc). 
 
 ^f^^ij (sic!). 
 
 ^^^f! a. lifted up, offered, presented; risen, 
 intent upon, prepared or ready for, going 
 to (loc. or — o). 
 
 "^^^ff a. raised, elevated. 
 
 ^^rTHT^wf a. eating ambrosia. 
 
 ^f^of) n. eye (esp. Qiva's). 
 
 ^^f^r?T«T^ a. with uncut nails. 
 
 "^X^ a- wealthy, liberal. 
 
 ^f\}ifi a. measuring a half. 
 
 "^"^IflT^ a. acquainted with the matter,* 
 
 "^^^T^cfi a. awakening. 
 
 ^^^^ a. checked, stopped, imprisoned. 
 
 "^^^•T a. sitting, cowering, hidden in (loc. 
 
 or — o). 
 ■^fW^rftR^ a. not ceasing, 
 ■^^ff"^ m., ^ f . mule. 
 ^"ST^, dele a. 
 1"^^, under fif^ read keep off. 
 
 ■^^^ftOf f. spirit-life or -world. 
 
 ^I^HtT a. of bad conduct. 
 
 ^^ (sic!) 
 
 "^TtffT a. occupied, busy. 
 
 "^T^tI a. intoxicated. 
 
 ■^T^'^Tcf a. remembered, taught, learnt. 
 
 ^"^^ a. kindled, hot, eager, zealous. 
 
 ^TT^. — ^f%. 
 
 I'^TfT^ ni. bucket, trough. 
 
 2"^T^T^ m. calling, invoking. 
 
 ^^t^TT^"^ a. shedding tears.^ 
 
 ^r^^T^^ put after ^^^^. 
 
 ^^^ m. destroyer. 
 
 ^q^oftf etc. read, foot. 
 
 ^^f'TfT a. compared, equal, like. 
 
 ^ty^f^ff a. doubtful (pers. & th.). 
 
 ^"^^^ a. regardless, indifferent. 
 
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 Additions and Corrections. 
 
 ^^Hcfrf a. hanging, pendulous. 
 
 ^irTT^T a. disposing of, commanding (ace). 
 
 ^^"^ n. the contents of the stomach and 
 
 the bowels. 
 ^^^ (sic!) 
 ^r!T«Tff n. du. truth and untruth. 
 
 %TirfVtrf7r (sic!) 
 
 ofi"^*f n. (not a.). 
 
 ifil^^V a. stopping one's hand (ray). 
 
 1^ etc." f^ir for ftlT. 
 
 ogf^ f. skin, hide. 
 
 ^^ etc., read ^f?{^. 
 
 ^^^, read, cf. ft%l^^. 
 
 f?^^, C. also pursue. 
 
 T'^TWj ^^^d a. possessing the quality etc. 
 
 ^T'^oR n. body. 
 
 ^ftj put after ?If^fI5EJ. 
 
 ^Tg'^put after ^xf?!. 
 
 ^^TfH f« a handful of powder. 
 
 7f«^l^if m. tune etc. 
 
 fcf^^i:^ adv. except you. 
 
 ^•fn«rIT "• tbe room between the tusks of 
 
 an elephant.* 
 ^^T^ (unaccented). — 2^^^ m. 
 f^"^^^ (sic!) 
 f^^T^^ m. sleep by day. 
 
 '§['ST?'T^ a. desirous of seeing. 
 
 f^^fgf n. battle between two kings. 
 
 ^^%^T f- column of smoke. 
 
 fifTW put after fifl^^if. 
 
 fif^^ a. fixed upon, clung to; pressed hard, 
 urged. 
 
 fif^if a. stuck or clung to, seated on, 
 hidden in (loc. or — o). 
 
 fiT^^. — fiT:f%fT. 
 
 f^l^*f a. mean, low. 
 
 ^^^T^T^ n. (for a.). 
 
 tlf?;^3ir a. greedy after (— ©) * 
 
 tlf?;f^^^ a. confident, fearless, unsugpect- 
 hig. 
 
 ^"^f^rf a. standing there, stationed; con- 
 tained in, occupied with, devoted to (loc). 
 
 tJ"?nW "• saddle. 
 
 "Q^T'JrT a. covered, veiled. 
 
 irfTf^f^ a. sticking in (— «).'^ 
 
 Trf^lf^^^TT a. greedy after what is for- 
 bidden.* 
 
 TrftfE^^ dat. inf. to hold against. 
 
 TT^T^^ a. approached, near, neighbouring 
 (gen. or — <>); imminent, impending; 
 closely connected or related. 
 
 ^t^W - IT^. 
 
 TT^fl^rr a. hanging down. 
 
 irf^^ff a. violent, intensive. 
 
 U^^ (sic!) add, exalted, inspired. 
 
 Uf^ff dele, to sacrifice. 
 
 lft'f?T^«fr, dele, having Priti. 
 
 ^Tf^fl a. lifted up, lofty, high. 
 
 "^I^ftrl a. bristling, erect. 
 
 -^Txq^^cR s. flood (lit. cluster) of tears.* 
 
 "^T^iT as subst. n. 
 
 Trfijj^gj f. - ?Tftvr. 
 
 ^TfTft^l. also = IcfT^. 
 
 ^TV^I^T^ (sic!) 
 
 f^^, ^^tTT etc. 
 
 f^^f^^^cfi m. a kind of interlude (d.). 
 
 ^'feW'l^ a. — W^ m. n. 
 
 ^J. — ^T'EfffT f- vainness etc. 
 
 ^n^TTWl (sic!) 
 
 ^^Sl^^f a. sitting at ease. 
 
 ^ift put after Zf«rf^. 
 
 I -3^1^ put after ^Tg"f^. 
 
 '^yi, read, herd (for heat). — qj^e^. 
 
 %riT a. (& n.). 
 
 T^Tf^^ifT (sic!) 
 
 XT^Z (after XJ{). - ^1^4 
 
 ^^ a. dulling etc. — f^1i[«! n. 
 
 %T^"^:i^ n. worldly sorrows. 
 
 %T«Rf^crT^^ m. E. of Brahman. 
 
 ^\J^^f^^ a. living etc. 
 
 "^"Urt^^ n. sign of death. 
 
 ^Tftr^^VT a. — f^Z^ s. 
 
 f^^T: a. — ftf^^^T^^ a. 
 
 fsg'T^ add, N. of an Apsaras, 
 
 f%^^^ (sic!) 
 
Additions and Corrections. 
 
 672 
 
 f^^l^ etc. read trunk for tusk, & add ©^ 
 iS make handless or awkward.* 
 
 f^i:f^fT a. = f%5^. 
 
 cf|\^M(c| a. strong-wheeled. 
 
 "^i^Tfrsr a. strong-hoofed. 
 
 ^ff Csic!) 
 
 2^, add TTf?f M. choose in return for (abl.). 
 
 f^'S (sic!) 
 
 3IT^rW ^- attached to, intent on, occupied 
 
 with (loc. or — o). 
 5f5T add TT approach or entreat for (2 ace.).* 
 "5[i2ITTrr a. lying on a bed. 
 1[T^^^ a. bow in hand. 
 
 "sj^^fif n. toll-office. 
 
 ^:^^T f- r^ad, to-morrow's preparation for 
 
 the S. ceremony. 
 ^^rT^^j f- t silent. 
 ^^fTTcff't ^' self-controlled. 
 ^"^ifTf m. a man's name. 
 ^^^ m, a sort of cake. 
 ■^TWJT a. asleep, sleeping. 
 ^^f^'^TH a. well known. 
 ^^WT^ f. a gold thread. 
 ^f^^ etc. add, well closed.* 
 if^ffT^ "• sgl. elephants and gold. 
 
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