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| om | ind. ( av-  ;originally oṃ- equals āṃ-,which may be derived from ā- ), a word of solemn affirmation and respectful assent, sometimes translated by "yes, verily, so be it"(and in this sense compared with Amen;it is placed at the commencement of most Hindu works, and as a sacred exclamation may be uttered [but not so as to be heard by ears profane] at the beginning and end of a reading of the veda-s or previously to any prayer;it is also regarded as a particle of auspicious salutation [Hail!]; om-appears first in the upaniṣad-s as a mystic monosyllable, and is there set forth as the object of profound religious meditation, the highest spiritual efficacy being attributed not only to the whole word but also to the three sounds a-, u-, m-,of which it consists;in later times om-is the mystic name for the Hindu triad, and represents the union of the three gods, viz. a (viṣṇu-), u-(śiva-), m-(brahmā-);it may also be typical of the three veda-s; om-is usually called praṇava-,more rarely akṣara-,or ekākṣara-,and only in later times oṃkāra-) etc.  |
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| om | ind. (Buddhists place om-at the beginning of their vidyā ṣaḍakṣarī-or mystical formulary in six syllables [viz. om maṇi padme hūṃ-];according to om-may be used in the following senses: praṇave-, ārambhe-, svīkāre-, anumatau-, apākṛtau-, asvīkāre-, maṅgale-, śubhe-, jñeye-, brahmaṇi-;with preceding a-or ā-,the o-of om-does not form vṛddhi-(au-),but guṇa-(o-) ) |
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| oma | (omāsas- vocative case plural) m. ( av-), a friend helper, protector |
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| omalā | f. Name of a śakti- |
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| omalā | f. (varia lectio aupalā-.) |
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| oman | m. help, protection, favour, kindness |
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| oman | m. (/oman-, ā-) a friend, helper, protector |
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| omanvat | mfn. (/oman--) helping, useful |
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| omanvat | mfn. favourable, propitious |
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| omātrā | f. protection, favour, readiness to help |
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| omila | m. Name of a man. |
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| omkārabhaṭṭa | m. Name of a man. |
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| omkāragrantha | m. Name of work of nārāyaṇa- |
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| omkārapīṭha | n. Name of a place |
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| omkāratīrtha | n. Name of a tīrtha- |
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| omkārīya | Nom. P. oṃkārīyati-, to be an oṃkāra- (?) commentator or commentary on |
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| omyā | f. idem or 'f. protection, favour, readiness to help ' |
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| omyāvat | mfn. helping, useful, favourable |
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| abhicārahoma | m. a sacrifice for the same purpose. |
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| abhihoma | m. = abhi-hava-1 |
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| adhomarman | n. the anus. |
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| adhomayūkha | mfn. shining downwards, |
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| adhomukha | mf(ā-[ ]or ī-)n. having the face downwards |
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| adhomukha | mf(ā-[ ]or ī-)n. headlong |
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| adhomukha | mf(ā-[ ]or ī-)n. upside down |
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| adhomukha | m. viṣṇu- |
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| adhomukha | m. a division of hell |
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| adhomukhā | f. the plant Premna Esculenta. |
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| ādhomukhya | n. going downwards, |
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| adomada | or a-doma-dh/a- mfn. not occasioning inconvenience |
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| adomaya | mfn. made of that, containing that |
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| adomaya | etc. See ad/as-. |
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| adomūla | mfn. rooted in that. |
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| agnihoma | m. oblation put into the fire |
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| agnihotrahoma | m. a libation at the agnihotra- |
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| agnīṣomā | m. dual number agni- and soma- |
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| agnīṣomapraṇayana | n. bringing out the fire and the soma-, a ceremony in the jyotiṣṭoma- sacrifice. |
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| agnīṣomau | m. dual number agni- and soma- |
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| agnīṣomīya | mfn. related or sacred to agni- and soma- |
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| agnīṣomīyaikādasakapāla | m. cake sacred to agni- and soma- See above. |
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| agnīṣomīyapaśu | m. a victim, generally a sheep or goat, sacred to agni- and soma- |
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| agnīṣomīyapaśvanuṣṭhāna | n. the rite connected with that victim at the jyotiṣṭoma- sacrifice |
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| agnīṣomīyapuroḍāśa | m. cake sacred to agni- and soma- (baked in eleven bowls) |
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| agnīṣomīyaṣomīyanirvāpa | m. making libations with the cake sacred to agni- and soma-, a ceremony in the darśapūrṇamāsa- sacrifice |
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| agnīṣomīyayāga | m. one of the three sacrifices of the pūrṇamāsa- |
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| agniṣṭoma | m. "praise of agni-", Name of a protracted ceremony or sacrifice (forming one of the chief modifications,[ saṃsthās-]of the jyotiṣṭoma- offered by one who is desirous of obtaining heaven; the performer is a brahman- who maintains the sacred fire, the offering is the soma-, the deities to whom, the offering is made are indra- etc., the number of priests required is 16, the ceremonies continue for five, days) |
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| agniṣṭoma | m. a mantra or kalpa connected with the agniṣṭoma- |
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| agniṣṭomahotra | n. title of a Vedic text. |
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| agniṣṭomasad | mfn. performing the agniṣṭoma- |
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| agniṣṭomasadya | n. the performance of agniṣṭoma- |
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| agniṣṭomasāma | m. the passage of the sāma-veda- chanted at the agniṣṭoma- |
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| agniṣṭomasāman | n. the passage of the sāma-veda- chanted at the agniṣṭoma- |
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| agniṣṭomayājin | mfn. one who has performed the agniṣṭoma- |
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| āgniṣṭomika | mf(ī- commentator or commentary)n. ( commentator or commentary) belonging to the agniṣṭoma- sacrifice . |
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| āgniṣṭomika | mf(ī- commentator or commentary)n. studying or knowing the ceremonies of the agniṣṭoma- commentator or commentary |
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| āgniṣṭomīya | mfn. belonging to the agniṣṭoma- |
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| āgniṣṭomya | n. the state or condition of the agniṣṭoma- |
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| āgomuc | mfn. liberating from crimes or sins |
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| āgomuc | See /āgas-. |
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| ahaḥstoma | m. a stoma- belonging to a particular day, |
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| ahoma | m. no oblation |
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| ajaloma | n. goat's hair |
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| ajaloman | m. Cowage, Carpopogon Pruriens |
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| ajaloman | mf(mnī-)n. hairy as a goat, |
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| ajaloman | n. goat's hair |
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| ajalomī | f. Cowage, Carpopogon Pruriens |
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| ajātaloman | mf(mnī-)n. whose signs of puberty are not yet developed. |
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| ājyahoma | m. an oblation consisting of clarified butter |
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| akṣiloman | n. the eyelash. |
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| akṣṇayāstomīyā | f. Name of an iṣṭakā- |
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| akutomṛtyu | mfn. not threatened by death from any quarter, |
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| alomaharṣaṇa | mfn. not causing erection of the hair of the body (from joy). |
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| alomaka | ([ ]) or a-l/amaka- ([ ]) mf(Ved. makā-,class. mikā-[ ;but also ] commentator or commentary) n. hairless. |
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| aloman | mfn. idem or '([ ]) or a-l/amaka- ([ ]) mf(Ved. makā-,class. mikā-[ ;but also ] commentator or commentary) n. hairless.' |
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| āmanahoma | m. an offering at which the above two verses of the are spoken |
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| ambhomuc | m. "water-shedder", a cloud |
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| aṃhomuc | mfn. delivering from distress |
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| annahoma | m. a sacrifice connected with the aśvamedha- |
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| antaḥstomabhāgam | mfn. within the bricks called stoma-bhāgā-, |
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| antarloma | mfn. (ant/ar--) (said of anything) the hairy side of which is turned inwards |
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| antarloma | mfn. covered with hair on the inner side. |
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| anuhoma | m. after-oblation, |
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| anuloma | mf(ā-)n. "with the hair or grain"(opposed to prati-loma- q.v), in a natural direction, in order, regular, successive |
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| anuloma | mf(ā-)n. conformable |
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| anulomā | f. a woman of a lower caste than that of the man's with whom she is connected |
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| anuloma | m. plural "descendants of an anulomā-", mixed castes, (gaRa upakādi- q.v) |
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| anulomaja | mfn. offspring of a mother inferior in caste to the father ([ ]), (as the mūrdhāvasikta- of a Brahman father and kṣatriyā- mother, and so on with the ambaṣṭha- niṣāda- or pāraśava-, māhiṣya-, ugra-, karaṇa-.) |
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| anulomakalpa | m. the thirty-fourth of the atharva-pariśiṣṭa-s. |
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| anulomakṛṣṭa | mfn. ploughed in the regular direction (with the grain). |
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| anulomam | ind. in regular order |
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| anulomana | n. due regulation, sending or putting in the right direction |
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| anulomana | n. carrying off by the right channels, purging |
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| anulomapariṇītā | f. married in regular gradation. |
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| anulomapratiloma | (said of a mythical sea and mountain), |
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| anulomārtha | mfn. one who holds favourable views on any question. |
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| anulomāya | mfn. having fortune favourable. |
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| anulomaya | Nom. P. anu-lomayati-, to stroke or rub with the hair ; to send in the right direction or so as to carry off by the right channels |
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| anulomaya | to make favourable, |
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| ānulomika | mf(ī-)n. (fr. anu-loma-), in the direction of the hair, in natural or regular order, in due course |
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| ānulomika | mf(ī-)n. conformable, favourable, benevolent |
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| anulomikī | f. (with kṣānti-) resignation to natural consequences, (confer, compare an-- utpattika-- dharma-- kṣānti-, and ghoṣā- nugā-, ). |
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| ānulomya | mf(ī-)n. in the direction of the hair, produced in natural or direct order |
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| ānulomya | n. a direction similar to that of hairs, natural or direct order |
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| ānulomya | n. the state of being prosperous, doing well |
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| ānulomya | n. bringing to one's right place |
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| ānulomya | n. favourable direction, fit disposition, favourableness |
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| ānulomya | n. regular series or succession |
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| anusomam | ind. according to the (practice with the) soma-, as with the soma- |
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| anyatomukha | (any/ato--), mfn. hiving a face only on one side, |
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| anyatomukha | (any/ato--), mfn. hiving a face only on one side, |
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| apisomopītha | mfn. partaking of soma- drink, |
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| āpomātrā | f. the subtle elementary principle of water. |
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| āpomaya | mfn. consisting of water |
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| apombhana | n. a fetter |
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| āpomūrti | m. Name of a son of manu- svārociṣa- |
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| āpomūrti | m. Name of one of the seven ṛṣi-s of the tenth manvantara-. |
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| apratilomayat | mfn. not adverse or contrary, |
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| aprātilomya | n. the not being hostile to |
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| apsuhomya | m. Name of a man |
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| apsuṣoma | m. " soma- in water", a cup filled with water |
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| āptastoma | mfn. complete in the Stomas, ibidem or 'in the same place or book or text' as the preceding, Scholiast or Commentator |
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| ardhasoma | m. half the soma- |
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| arisoma | m. a kind of soma- plant |
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| aroma | mf(ā-)n. hairless |
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| aromaśa | mfn. idem or 'mf(ā-)n. hairless ' |
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| aromaśa | n. absence of a particular faulty pronunciation of the sibilants, . |
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| asarvahoma | m. not offering the whole of an oblation (keeping back a portion), |
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| asiloman | m. Name of a dānava- |
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| asoma | m. not soma-juice |
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| asoma | m. not a soma- sacrifice |
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| asoma | mfn. without soma- juice |
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| asomapa | mfn. one who does not drink or is not admitted to drink the soma- juice etc. |
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| asomapītha | mfn. idem or 'mfn. one who does not drink or is not admitted to drink the soma- juice etc. ' |
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| asomapīthin | mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. one who does not drink or is not admitted to drink the soma- juice etc. ' ' |
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| asomayājin | (/a-soma--) mfn. one who has not offered a soma- sacrifice |
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| aśvaloman | m. horse-hair |
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| aśvastomīya | n. "relating to the praise of the sacrificial horse", Name of the hymn |
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| aśvastomīya | m. (sc. homa-), Name of an oblation |
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| āsyaloman | n. the hair of the face, beard |
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| atejomaya | mfn. not consisting of light or brightness |
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| atiloma | (/ati--) ([ ]) mfn. very hairy, too hairy. |
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| atilomaśa | (/ati--) ([ ]) mfn. very hairy, too hairy. |
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| atilomaśā | f. Convolvulus Argenteus. |
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| atiromaśa | mfn. very hairy, too hairy |
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| atiromaśa | m. a wild goat, a kind of monkey. |
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| āttasomapīthīya | (/ātta--), mfn. deprived of the soma- drink, |
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| atyagnisomārka | mfn. brighter than fire or the moon or the sun. |
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| atyagniṣṭoma | m. Name of the second of the seven modifications of the jyotiṣṭoma- sacrifice |
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| atyagniṣṭoma | m. the Vedic verse chanted at the close of that ceremony. |
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| auḍulomi | m. a descendant of uḍu-loman-, Name of a philosopher |
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| avaloma | mfn. |
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| avantisoma | m. sour gruel (prepared from the fermentation of, rice-water) |
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| aviloman | n. sheep's wool, |
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| ayāsomīya | n. Name of some verses of the (so called from their beginning with the words ay/ā s/oma-). |
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| ayomala | n. rust of iron , |
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| ayomaṇi | m. f. a magnet, |
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| ayomaya | mf(ī-)n. made of iron (Vedic or Veda ayas-m/aya- q.v) |
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| ayomiśra | mfn. set with iron, |
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| ayomukha | mfn. having an iron mouth |
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| ayomukha | mfn. having an iron beak |
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| ayomukha | mfn. iron-pointed (as a plough[ ] or a stake for impaling criminals[ ]) |
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| ayomukha | m. an arrow |
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| ayomukha | m. Name of a dānava- and |
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| ayomukha | m. of a mountain and |
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| āyuḥṣṭoma | m. a ceremony performed to obtain longevity and forming - together with the go- and jyotis- - part of the abhi-plava- ceremony (see /āyus-) |
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| āyuṣṭoma | m. for āyuḥ-ṣṭoma- q.v , a particular ceremony. |
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| āyuṣyahoma | m. Name of a kind of oblation |
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| ayutahoma | m. Name of a sacrifice |
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| babhruloman | (bhr/u--) mf(mnī-)n. brown-haired |
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| bahiḥstomabhāgam | ind. outside the bricks called stoma-bhāgā- |
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| bahirloma | (h/ir--) mfn. having the hair turned outwards |
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| bahirloman | mfn. idem or '(h/ir--) mfn. having the hair turned outwards ' |
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| bahuroman | m. "having much hair or wool" |
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| bahuroman | m. a sheep |
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| bālārkakomala | mfn. soft as the orient sun |
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| balihoma | m. the offering of oblations |
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| bandhurakomalāṅguli | mfn. (a hand) that has rounded or delicate fingers |
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| barhirhoma | m. an oblation (prepared) for the sacrificial grass |
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| bhadrasomā | f. Name of a river in uttara-kuru- |
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| bhadrasomā | f. of the Ganges |
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| bhaṭṭācāryaśiromaṇi | m. Name of raghu-nātha-. |
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| bhaṭṭasomeśvara | m. Name of various scholars and authors |
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| bhayasaṃhṛṣṭaroman | mfn. having the hair erect with terror, horrified |
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| bhomīrā | f. coral |
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| bhūmistoma | m. Name of an ekāha- |
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| bhūyomātra | n. the greatest part, most of (genitive case) |
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| brahmasoma | m. Name of a sage |
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| brahmatejomaya | mf(ī-)n. brahmatejas |
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| bṛhaddhomapaddhati | (d-ho-) f. Name of work |
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| bṛhadroma | Name of places |
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| bṛhadromapaṭṭana | Name of places |
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| bṛhallakṣahoma | m. a particular oblation |
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| bṛhaspatistoma | m. Name of an ekāha- |
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| bṛhatsoma | wrong reading for -sāma- commentator or commentary |
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| candragomin | m. Name of a grammarian (also called candra-) |
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| candrasoma | m. Name of a hero of kālikā- |
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| caruhoma | m. offering the caru- oblation |
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| catuḥṣṭoma | See tu-ṣṭ-. |
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| caturuttarastoma | m. with gotamasya- Name of an ekāha- |
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| caturviṃśastoma | mfn. connected with the caturviṃśa- stoma- |
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| catuṣṭoma | m. a stoma- consisting of 4 parts (the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th having 4 verses more than the preceding) |
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| catuṣṭoma | mfn. connected with a catuṣṭoma- (an ekāha-) |
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| cetomat | mfn. endowed with consciousness, living |
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| cetomukha | mfn. one whose mouth is intelligence, |
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| chāgaromamaya | mfn. consisting of goat-hair |
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| chandoma | m. (fr. do-'ma-,"hymn's or metre's home"?) the 8th, 9th, and 10th day in the dvādaśāha- rite (but see ) |
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| chandoma | m. Name of the 3 stoma-s sung in that rite , |
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| chāndoma | mfn. taken from the chandoma-s |
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| chandomadaśāha | m. idem or 'm. Name of a daśa-rātra- rite ' |
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| chandomadaśarātra | m. Name of a daśa-rātra- rite |
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| chandomālā | f. a similar work. |
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| chandomāna | n. (gaRa ṛg-ayanādi-),"measure of a metre", a syllable regarded as the metrical unit |
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| chandomāna | n. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') |
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| chāndomāna | mfn. fr. chando-m- gaRa ṛg-ayanādi-. |
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| chandomañjari | f. gaṅgā-dāsa-'s work on metre. |
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| chandomañjarī | f. gaṅgā-dāsa-'s work on metre. |
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| chandomapavamānatrirātra | m. equals -tri-kakud- |
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| chandomārtaṇḍa | m. Name of work on metre. |
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| chandomatrikakud | m. Name of a try-aha- rite |
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| chandomavat | mfn. accompanied by a chandoma- |
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| chandomavatparāka | m. equals -tri-kakud- |
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| chandomaya | mfn. consisting of or containing or representing sacred hymns |
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| chāndomika | mfn. belonging to the chandoma-s |
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| chandoruṭstoma | m. (fr. -ruh-st-) Name of a ṣaḍ-aha- rite |
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| chāttragomin | mfn. any one attendant on pupils |
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| dadhigharmahoma | m. idem or 'm. a warm oblation of d/adhi- ' |
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| daivajñaśiromaṇi | m. Name of work |
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| dākṣiṇahoma | m. the oblation connected with the sacrificial fee |
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| dalakomala | the lotus |
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| darvihoma | m. an oblation made with a ladle |
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| darvīhoma | m. equals vi--, |
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| darvīhoma | m. see dārvīhaumika-. |
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| dārvihomika | mfn. equals vīhaumika- commentator or commentary on |
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| darvihomin | mfn. offering m/a- |
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| devasoma | m. Name of a man |
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| devasomaka | m. Name of a man |
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| dhānāsoma | m. plural grains with soma- |
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| dhiṣṇyahoma | m. a sacrifice offered in a dhiṣṇya- |
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| dhvastarajaḥsattvatamomala | mfn. freed from the impurity of passion, goodness and darkness |
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| dīptaroman | m. "red-haired", Name of one of the viśve- devā-s |
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| dīrgharoma | m. " equals next " |
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| dīrgharoma | m. Name of a son of dhṛta-rāṣṭra- |
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| dīrgharoman | mfn. "long-haired" |
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| dīrgharoman | m. a bear |
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| dīrgharoman | m. Name of one of the attendants on śiva- |
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| ḍoma | m. a man of low caste (living by singing and music), |
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| doman | n. (2. du-) pain, inconvenience (See a-doma-d/a-and dh/a-). |
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| ḍomba | m. idem or 'm. a man of low caste (living by singing and music), ' (varia lectio ḍumba-) |
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| ḍomba | m. Name of a man, |
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| ḍombī | f. a kind of drama |
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| ḍombulī | f. (in music) a kind of measure. |
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| dṛḍhaloman | mfn. coarse-haired, bristled |
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| dṛḍhaloman | m. coarse hair, bristles |
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| dṛḍhaloman | m. a hog |
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| dromiṇa | m. Name of cāṇakya- (see drāmila-). |
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| durvāsasomahiman | m. Name of work |
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| durvāsasomatatantra | n. Name of work |
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| dūrvāsoma | m. a species of soma- plant. |
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| dvāparastoma | m. plural of stoma-s |
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| ekastoma | mfn. accompanied or celebrated by only one stoma- |
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| ekatomukha | mf(ā-)n. turned to one side, |
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| ekatomukha | (a vessel) having a spout only on one side, , Scholiast or Commentator |
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| ekaviṃśastoma | m. a stoma- (q.v) consisting of twenty-one parts |
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| enomuc | mfn. rescuing from sin or evil |
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| gaganaromantha | m. "ruminating on the sky", nonsense, absurdity |
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| gaganaromanthāyita | n. "something like ruminating on the sky", absurdity, iv, 48. |
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| gaṇahoma | m. Name of work |
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| gandhasoma | n. the white esculent water-lily |
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| gaulomana | mfn. resembling cow's hair (go-loman-) gaRa śarkarādi- (ma- ) |
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| ghṛtahoma | m. a sacrificial offering of ghee |
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| ghṛtastomīya | mfn. relating to ma- id est to the praise of ghee |
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| ghṛtastomya | mfn. idem or 'mfn. relating to ma- id est to the praise of ghee ' (said of certain verses) |
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| goloman | n. a cow's hair (from which dūrvā- grass is said to spring) |
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| golomī | f. Name of a plant (white dūrvā- grass ; bhūta-keśa-or śī- ; vacā- ) |
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| golomī | f. equals vara-yoṣā- ("an excellent woman"or"a harlot") |
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| golomikā | f. Hemionitis cordifolia |
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| gomacarcikā | f. equals -prakāṇḍa- |
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| gomadhyamadhya | mfn. slender in the waist |
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| gomagha | (g/o--) mfn. granting cattle or cows |
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| gomahiṣadā | f. "granting cattle and buffaloes", Name of one of the mothers attending on skanda- |
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| gomakṣikā | f. a gad-fly (daṃśa-) |
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| gomanda | See -manta-. 1. |
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| gomaṇḍala | n. a herd of cows on vArttika Va1rtt. 1 |
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| gomaṇḍala | n. "earth-orb", the globe |
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| gomaṇiṃda | m. a cowherd, |
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| gomanta | m. Name of a mountain (varia lectio nda-) etc. |
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| gomanta | m. an owner of cattle |
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| gomanta | m. a herd of cattle |
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| gomanta | m. a multitude of cattle-owners |
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| gomanta | m. plural Name of a people (varia lectio goghnata-). |
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| gomat | mfn. (g/o--) possessing or containing cattle or cows or herds, rich in cattle, consisting of cattle |
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| gomat | mfn. containing or mixed with milk |
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| gomat | n. possession of cattle |
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| gomata | Nom. tati-, to behave like a cattle-owner |
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| gomatallikā | f. ( ) an excellent cow |
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| gomatha | gaRa kumudādi-. |
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| gomatī | f. (g/o-matī-) a place abounding in herds of cattle |
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| gomatī | f. Name of a village in the north gaRa palady-adi- |
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| gomatī | f. (go-mat/ī-) Name of a river falling into the indu-s |
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| gomatī | f. another river falling into the Ganges (metrically ti-, ), etc. |
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| gomatī | f. (with or without vidyā-) Name of a Vedic hymn or formula to be repeated during expiation for killing a cow |
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| gomatī | f. Name of dākṣāyaṇī- in the go-manta- mountain |
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| gomati | for tī- See sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order -mat-. |
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| gomatī | f. of -mat- q.v |
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| gomatīputra | m. Name of a prince |
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| gomatīsāra | m. Name of work |
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| gomatītīrtha | n. Name of a tīrtha- |
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| gomātṛ | mfn. (g/o--) having a cow for mother (the marut-s; see p/ṛśni-m-and g/o-bandhu-) |
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| gomātṛ | f. "mother of cows", cow of plenty |
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| gomatsya | m. a kind of fish living in rivers |
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| gomatya | Nom. P. tyati- equals gomantam icchati- and ; A1. tyate-, to behave like a cattle-owner Va1rtt. 25 |
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| gomaya | mfn. consisting of cattle |
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| gomaya | mfn. defiled with cow-dung |
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| gomaya | n. often plural , rarely m. (gaRa ardharcādi-) cow-dung etc. |
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| gomaya | n. dung |
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| gomaya | (for the sake of euphony shortened for yaya-), Nom. P. yati-, to smear with (cow-dung) |
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| gomayacchattra | n. a fungus |
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| gomayacchattrikā | f. a fungus |
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| gomayakārṣī | f. a piece of dried cow-dung |
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| gomayamaya | mf(ī-)n. made of cow-dung |
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| gomayāmbhas | n. water with cow-dung |
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| gomayapāyasīyanyāyavat | ind. "in the manner of cow-dung and of milky food" id est very different in nature though having the same origin |
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| gomayapriya | m. "fond of cow-dung", Andropogon Schoenanthus |
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| gomayāya | Nom. yate-, to resemble cow-dung (in taste) |
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| gomayodbhava | m. "originating in cow-dung", Cathartocarpus fistula |
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| gomayotthā | f. "originating in cow-dung", a gad-fly or a kind of beetle found in cow-dung |
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| gomāyu | mfn. (g/o--) making sounds like cattle (a frog) |
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| gomāyu | m. a kind of frog |
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| gomāyu | m. a jackal etc. |
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| gomāyu | m. Name of a jackal |
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| gomāyu | m. the bile of a cow |
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| gomāyu | m. Name of a gandharva- or celestial musician |
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| gomāyubhakṣa | m. plural "jackal-eaters", Name of a people |
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| gomāyukeśvara | Name of a liṅga- |
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| gombhas | n. idem or 'n. equals -jala- ' |
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| gombu | n. equals -jala- |
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| gomeda | m. "cow-fat", a gem brought from the himālaya- and the indu-s (being of 4 sorts, white, pale yellow, red, and dark blue) p.468 |
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| gomeda | m. the tree kakkola- |
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| gomeda | m. a kind of fish |
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| gomeda | m. Name of a mountain |
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| gomeda | m. of a dvīpa- |
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| gomedaka | m. n. Name of a gem (equals da-) |
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| gomedaka | m. a kind of poison (?, kākola-,for kakk-?) |
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| gomedaka | m. equals pattraka- (smearing the body with unguents ) |
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| gomedaka | m. the dvīpa- da- |
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| gomedasaṃnibha | m. "resembling the gomeda-", dolomite |
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| gomedasaṃnibha | m. the plant dugdha-pāṣāṇa- |
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| gomedha | m. (see gavāṃ-m-) a cow-sacrifice |
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| gomedha | m. Name of the attendant of the 22nd arhat- of the present avasarpiṇī- |
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| gomin | m. (; gaRa aśvādi-) the owner of cattle or cows |
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| gomin | m. a jackal |
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| gomin | m. a layman adhering to buddha-'s faith |
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| gomin | m. equals nindya- and equals praśasta- |
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| gomīna | m. equals -matsya- |
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| gomithuna | n. sg. a bull and a cow |
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| gomithuna | m. dual number idem or 'n. sg. a bull and a cow ' |
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| gomitra | m. for g/o-mūtra- |
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| gomṛga | m. (= 2. gavay/a- q.v) the Gayal |
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| gomṛgakākacaryā | f. the manner of cows (when going), of deer (when standing), and of crows (when sitting) |
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| gomṛgendra | m. equals g/a- |
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| gomūḍha | mfn. stupid as an ox |
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| gomukha | m. ()"cow-faced" , a crocodile |
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| gomukha | m. a hole in a wall of a peculiar shape made by thieves |
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| gomukha | m. Name of one of śiva-'s attendants |
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| gomukha | m. of a son of mātali- |
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| gomukha | m. of a king of kauśāmbī-, |
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| gomukha | m. of a son of the treasurer of king vatsa- |
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| gomukha | m. of an attendant of the 1st arhat- of the present avasarpiṇī- |
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| gomukha | m. varia lectio for -khala- |
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| gomukha | m. (n. ) a kind of musical instrument (sort of horn or trumpet ?) (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).) |
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| gomukha | n. (equals -mukhī-) a cloth-bag for containing a rosary |
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| gomukha | n. a house built unevenly (viz. with angles or projections) |
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| gomukha | n. a particular method of sitting, |
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| gomukha | n. plastering, smearing with (in compound) (plural) |
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| gomukhavyāghra | m. "cow-faced tiger", a wolf in sheep's clothing |
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| gomukhī | f. a cloth-bag for containing a rosary (the beads of which are counted by the hand thrust inside) ( pp. 92 and 406) |
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| gomukhī | f. a chasm in the himālaya- mountains (through which the Ganges flows, erroneously conceived to be shaped like a cow's mouth) |
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| gomukhī | f. Name of a river in rāḍha- |
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| gomukhyā | f. a particular way of beating a drum. |
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| gomuṇḍa | m. anything put up for measuring or protecting a field, 494. |
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| gomūtra | n. cow's urine etc. |
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| gomūtra | m. plural Name of a family |
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| gomūtrajāti | f. a verse called gomūtrikā- q.v |
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| gomūtraka | mfn. "similar to the course of cow's urine", going alternately to the one and to the other side, zigzagging |
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| gomūtraka | mfn. ? gaRa sthūlādi- |
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| gomūtrikā | f. zigzag |
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| gomūtrikā | f. an artificial verse to be read in zigzag |
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| gomūtrikā | f. a form of calculation |
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| gomūtrikā | f. the reddish grass Tambadu |
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| gomūtrikābandha | m. equals tra-jāti-. |
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| gomūtrin | m. a kind of Terminalia |
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| goṣṭoma | (g/o--) m. (st/oma- ) an ekāha- ceremony forming part of the abhiplava- which lasts 6 days (also called g/o- q.v) (see -stoma-.) 1. |
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| gostoma | m. ( ) equals -ṣṭoma- |
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| gotamastoma | m. Name of an ekāha- sacrifice (see ) |
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| haṃsalomaśa | n. green sulphate of iron |
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| haṃsaroman | n. equals -tūla- |
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| hariloman | mfn. yellow-haired |
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| hariroman | mfn. having fair hair on the body |
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| harisoma | m. Name of a man |
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| haritagomaya | m. plural fresh cow-dung |
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| hariyaśomiśra | m. Name of authors |
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| hastahoma | m. an oblation offered with the hand |
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| hastisomā | f. Name of a river |
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| hīnaroman | mfn. deprived of hair, bald |
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| hiraṇyaloman | m. Name of a ṛṣi- in the 5th manv-antara- |
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| hiraṇyaroman | m. "golden-haired", Name of a loka-pāla- (son of marīci-) |
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| hiraṇyaroman | m. of bhīṣmaka- |
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| hiraṇyaroman | m. of a son of parjanya- |
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| hiraṇyaroman | m. of various ṛṣi-s |
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| homa | m. the act of making an oblation to the deva-s or gods by casting clarified butter into the fire (See deva-yajña-and ) , oblation with fire, burnt-offering, any oblation or sacrifice (ayuta-h-,"a sacrifice of 10,000 burnt-offerings to the planets") |
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| homabhāṇḍa | n. a sacrificial implement |
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| homabhasman | n. the ashes of a burnt-offering |
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| homadarpaṇavidhi | wrong reading for -tarp- (q.v) |
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| homadarvī | f. the sacrificial ladle |
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| homadhānya | n. "sacrificial grain", sesamum |
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| homadhenu | f. a cow yielding milk for an oblation |
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| homadhūma | m. the smoke of a burnt-offering |
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| homadravya | n. anything employed for a homa--sacrificial or oblation |
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| homadravyapariṇāma | m. Name of a pariśiṣṭa- of the sāmaveda-. |
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| homaduh | mfn. (a cow) giving milk for an oblation |
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| homadvayaprayoga | m. Name of work |
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| homadvayasamāsaprayoga | m. Name of work |
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| homāgni | m. sacrificial fire |
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| homaka | m. equals hotraka- (8 in number) |
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| homakāla | m. the time of sacrifice |
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| homakālātikramaprāyaścittaprayoga | m. Name of work |
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| homakalpa | m. mode or manner of sacrificing, |
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| homakarman | n. sacrificial act or rite |
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| homakāṣṭhī | f. an implement for blowing on fire |
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| homakuṇḍa | n. a hole in the ground for the sacred fire for oblations (equals agni-k-) |
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| homalopaprāyaścittaprayoga | m. Name of work |
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| homamantrabhāṣya | n. Name of work |
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| homānala | m. idem or 'm. sacrificial fire ' |
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| homanirṇaya | m. Name of work |
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| homapaddhati | f. Name of work |
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| homaprāyaścitta | n. Name of work |
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| homārjunī | f. equals homa-dhenu- |
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| homaśālā | f. a chamber or place for keeping the sacred fire for oblations |
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| homasvarottara | n. Name of a tantra- work |
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| homatarpaṇavidhi | m. Name of work |
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| homatattvavidhi | m. Name of work |
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| homaturaṃga | m. the sacrificial horse |
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| homavat | mfn. one who has offered an oblation or performed a sacrifice |
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| homavelā | f. equals -kāla- |
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| homavidhāna | n. Name of work |
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| homavidhi | m. Name of work |
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| homayūpa | m. the sacrificial post at the homa- |
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| homendhana | n. sacrificial firewood |
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| homi | m. fire |
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| homi | m. clarified butter |
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| homi | m. water |
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| homin | mfn. offering, presenting an oblation of (only in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound';See kṣīra--, tila-h-etc.) |
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| hominī | f. saṃjñāyām- |
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| homīya | mfn. relating or belonging to or fit or destined for an oblation or sacrifice |
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| homīyadravya | n. anything used for an oblation (as clarified butter) |
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| homya | mfn. equals homīya- |
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| homya | n. clarified butter |
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| hrasvaroman | m. "short-haired", Name of a king of videha- (son of svarṇa-roman-) |
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| hṛṣṭaroman | mfn. having the hair of the body bristling or thrilling (with delight or rapture) |
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| hṛṣṭaroman | m. Name of an asura- |
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| huḍaromāśrayaphalā | f. a kind of shrub |
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| hutahoma | m. one who has offered oblation |
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| indrāsoma | m. dual number indra- and soma- |
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| indrāsomīya | mfn. consecrated to indra- and soma- |
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| indrastoma | m. "praise of indra-" |
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| indrastoma | m. Name of particular hymns to indra- in certain ceremonies |
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| itomukham | ind. hitherwards, ibidem or 'in the same place or book or text' as the preceding |
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| japahoma | m. sg. and plural muttering prayers as a religious offering |
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| japahoma | m. |
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| japahoma | m. (maka-) |
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| japahoma | m. dual number a muttered prayer and an offering |
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| jātaroma | mfn. haired (a-- negative) |
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| jhombaka | mfn. making grimaces when singing. |
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| jomā | f. a kind of broth |
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| jyeṣṭhastoma | m. Name of an ekāha- |
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| jyotiḥṣṭoma | See ti-ṣṭ-. |
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| jyotiṣṭoma | m. (fr. tis-stoma- ) Name of a soma- ceremony (typical form of a whole class of ceremonies consisting originally of 3, and later of 4, 5, or 7 subdivisions, viz. agni-ṣṭoma-(q.v), ukthya-, and ati-rātra-, or in addition to these ṣoḍaśin-, aty-agni-ṣṭoma-, vāja-peya-, and aptor-yāma-) |
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| jyotiṣṭomika | mfn. fr. ma- |
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| kākavyāghragomāyu | m. plural the crow, the tiger, and the jackal. |
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| kakṣaloman | n. the hair under the armpit |
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| kalistoma | m. a particular stoma-. |
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| kaṇvīyasaṃhitāhoma | m. Name of work |
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| kapilomaphalā | f. idem or 'm. an arm, ' |
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| kapiromalatā | f. idem or 'f. Mucuna Pruritus ' |
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| kapiromaphalā | f. Mucuna Pruritus |
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| kapotaroman | m. Name of a king |
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| kautomata | n. (fr. kuto matam-), an inquiry as to the origin of an opinion (?) |
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| kautomata | m. the mantra- beginning with kautomatam- (?) |
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| keśaromā | f. Mucuna pruritus |
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| keśaśmaśrulomanakha | n. plural hair and beard and down of the body and nails, |
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| khaḍgaroman | m. "sword-haired", Name of the charioteer of jālaṃdhara- |
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| kharakomala | m. "bracing yet mild", the month jyaiṣṭha- |
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| kharaloman | varia lectio for -roman- |
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| khararoman | m. "having rough hair", Name of one of the nāga- chiefs inhabiting hell |
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| kīrtisoma | m. Name of a man |
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| kloma | n. equals kl/oman- |
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| kloman | m. the right lung etc. |
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| kloman | m. plural (ānas-) the lungs |
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| kloman | n. the right lung |
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| kloman | n. ([ confer, compare Greek and ; Latin pulmo.]) |
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| klomanhṛdaya | n. sg. the right lung and the heart |
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| koma | n. equals kloma- commentator or commentary on |
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| komala | mf(ā-)n. (fr. ko- equals ku-, mala-fr. mlai-,"easily fading away"?), tender, soft (opposed to karkaśa-), bland, sweet, pleasing, charming, agreeable etc. (said of the style, rīti- ) |
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| komala | of like colour, |
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| komalā | f. a kind of date |
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| komala | n. water |
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| komala | n. silk |
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| komala | n. nutmeg |
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| komala | n. (for kosala- ) |
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| komalacchada | m. "tender-leaved", Name of a plant |
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| komaladala | m. n. "tender-leaved" equals kamala- (Lotus Nelumbium) |
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| komalagīta | n. a sweet song. |
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| komalagītaka | n. idem or 'n. a sweet song.' |
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| komalaka | n. the fibres of the stalk of a lotus |
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| komalāṅga | mf(ī-)n. having a tender body |
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| komalasvabhāva | mfn. tender-natured. |
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| komalatā | f. softness, tenderness. |
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| komalataṇḍula | m. a sort of rice |
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| komalatva | n. idem or 'f. softness, tenderness.' |
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| komalavalkalā | f. "having tender bark", the plant Cicca disticha |
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| komāsikā | f. a budding fruit (equals jālikā-) |
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| komya | mfn. polished (?; equals kāmya-,"lovely" ) |
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| koṭihoma | m. a kind of sacrificial offering |
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| koṭihomavidhi | m. Name of work |
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| kroḍaloman | n. plural hairs on the breast |
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| kṛtastoma | m. Name of certain stoma-s. |
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| kṛtiroman | m. Name of a son of kṛti-rāta- |
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| kṣiprahoma | m. a speedy sacrifice (in which several ceremonies are omitted) commentator or commentary on |
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| kṣīrahomin | mfn. idem or '(r/a--) mfn. (gaRa yuktārohy-ādi-) equals -yāj/in- ' |
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| kṣoma | mn. ( kṣu- ) a room on the house-top (aṭṭa-) commentator or commentary on |
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| kṣoma | n. (for kṣauma-) linen (dukūla-) |
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| kṣomaka | m. equals kṣaum- (see kṣema-.) |
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| kusumakomala | mfn. tender as a flower |
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| kutomūla | mfn. having what origin? |
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| laghuhomapaddhati | f. Name of work |
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| laghulakṣahoma | m. a particular sacrifice |
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| laghulakṣahoma | m. Name of the 30th pariśiṣṭa- of the atharva-- veda-. |
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| lakṣahoma | m. a particular sacrifice offered to the planets |
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| lakṣahomapaddhati | f. Name of work |
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| lakṣahomavidhi | m. Name of work |
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| loma | in compound for loman-. |
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| loma | mfn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') equals loman- (See aja-lom/a-) |
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| loma | n. a hairy tail, tail |
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| lomāda | m. a species of parasitic worm |
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| lomadhi | m. Name of a prince |
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| lomadvīpa | m. a species of parasitic worm |
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| lomagarta | () m. "hair-hole", a pore of the skin. |
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| lomaghna | n. "hair-destruction", loss of hair through disease |
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| lomahārin | mfn. equals -vāhin- |
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| lomaharṣa | m. the bristling or erection of the hair of the body, thrill or shudder (caused by excessive joy, fear etc.) (see romah-) |
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| lomaharṣa | m. Name of a rākṣasa- |
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| lomaharṣaṇa | mf(ā-)n. causing the hair to bristle, exciting a thrill of joy or terror, thrilling |
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| lomaharṣaṇa | m. Name of sūta- (the pupil of vyāsa-) |
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| lomaharṣaṇa | m. of the father of sūta- |
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| lomaharṣaṇa | n. the bristling of the hair, horripilation, thrill or shudder |
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| lomaharṣaṇaka | mf(ikā-)n. wrong reading for lausumah- q.v |
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| lomaharṣin | mfn. equals -harṣaṇa- mfn. above |
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| lomahṛt | mfn. hair-removing, depilatory |
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| lomahṛt | n. yellow orpiment |
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| lomaka | (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') equals loman- (See a--, prati--, mṛdu-l-). |
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| lomakāgṛha | n. |
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| lomakākhaṇḍa | m. |
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| lomakaraṇī | f. a species of plant |
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| lomakarṇa | m. "hair-eared", a hare |
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| lomakin | m. a bird |
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| lomakīṭa | m. "hair-insect", a louse |
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| lomakūpa | () () m. "hair-hole", a pore of the skin. |
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| lomalatādhāra | m. the belly |
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| lomāli | f. equals lomāvali- |
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| lomālikā | f. a fox |
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| lomamaṇi | m. an amulet made of hair, |
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| loman | n. (later form of roman- q.v) the hair on the body of men and animals (especially short hair, wool etc.;not so properly applicable to the long hair of the head or beard, nor to the mane and tail of animals) etc. |
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| loman | n. a tail |
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| loman | n. dual number (with bharad-vājasya-), Name of sāman- |
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| lomana | m. n. gaRa ardharcādi- (varia lectio) |
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| lomāñca | m. equals romāña-, curling or erection of the hair, a thrill of rapture or terror, shudder etc. |
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| lomapāda | m. Name of a king of the aṅga-s. |
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| lomapādapur | f. Name of campā-, the capital of loma-pāda- |
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| lomapādapurī | f. Name of campā-, the capital of loma-pāda- |
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| lomaphala | n. the fruit of Dillenia Indica |
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| lomapravāhin | mfn. equals loma-vāhin- |
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| lomarāji | f. equals lomāvali- below |
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| lomarandhra | n. equals -kūpa- above |
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| lomaruha | f(ā-)n. (any surface) having short hair growing (on it) |
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| lomaśa | mf(/ā-)n. hairy, woolly, shaggy, bristly, covered or mixed with hair, made of hair, containing hair etc. |
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| lomaśa | mf(/ā-)n. consisting in sheep or other woolly animals (as property) |
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| lomaśa | mf(/ā-)n. overgrown with grass |
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| lomaśa | m. a ram, sheep |
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| lomaśa | m. Name of a ṛṣi- |
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| lomaśa | m. of a cat |
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| lomaśa | m. or n. Name of a particular plant or its root |
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| lomaśā | f. (only ) a fox |
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| lomaśa | m. a female jackal |
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| lomaśa | m. an ape |
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| lomaśa | m. Name of various plants (Nardostachys Jatamansi;Leea Hirta;Carpopogon Pruriens etc.) |
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| lomaśa | m. green vitriol |
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| lomaśa | m. Name of a śākinī- or female attendant of durgā- |
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| lomaśa | m. (with or scilicet śikṣā-) equals lomaśa-śikṣā- |
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| lomaśa | n. a kind of metre |
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| lomāśa | m. a jackal or fox (see lomaśā-, lopāśa-). |
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| lomaśakāṇḍā | f. Cucumis Utilissimus |
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| lomaśakarṇa | m. a species of animal living in holes |
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| lomaśamārjāra | m. the civet cat |
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| lomasaṃharṣaṇa | mfn. causing the hair of the body to bristle or stand erect |
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| lomaśaparṇī | f. Glycine Debilis |
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| lomaśaparṇinī | f. Glycine Debilis |
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| lomaśapattrikā | f. a species of gourd |
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| lomaśapuṣpaka | m. Acacia Sirissa |
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| lomasāra | m. an emerald |
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| lomaśasaktha | (lomaś/a-) mfn. having hair or bristles on the thighs or hind feet ,"having a hairy tail"). |
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| lomaśasakthi | mfn. having hair or bristles on the thighs or hind feet ,"having a hairy tail"). |
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| lomaśasaṃhitā | f. Name of work |
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| lomaśaśikṣā | f. Name of a śikṣā- attributed to garga-. |
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| lomasātana | n. "hair-remover", a depilatory |
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| lomasātana | wrong reading for śātana- above |
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| lomaśavakṣaṇa | mf(ā-)n. covered with hair on the body, shaggy |
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| lomaśī | f. spikenard |
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| lomāśikā | f. the female of the jackal or fox |
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| lomaśya | n. hairiness, woolliness |
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| lomaśya | n. "roughness", Name of a particular pronunciation of the sibilants |
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| lomaṭaka | m. a fox |
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| lomatas | ind. on the hairy side (of a skin; opp. to māma-tas-) |
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| lomavāhana | mfn. (see next) sharp enough to cut a hair (varia lectio) |
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| lomavāhin | mfn. either"bearing or having feathers, feathered", or"sharp enough to cut a hair"(said of an arrow) |
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| lomāvali | f. the line of hair from the breast to the navel |
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| lomāvalī | f. the line of hair from the breast to the navel |
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| lomavat | (l/oma--) mfn. having hair, hairy |
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| lomavetāla | m. Name of a demon |
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| lomaviṣa | mfn. having poisonous hair |
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| lomavivara | n. "hair-hole", a pore of the skin |
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| lomavivara | n. Name of particular mythical regions (equals roma-v-), |
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| lomāyayaṇi | (?) patronymic |
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| lomayūka | m. a hair-louse |
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| mādhavasomayājin | m. Name of a man (= mādhavācārya-) |
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| madhyevyoma | ind. in the air |
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| mahāloman | m. Name of the superior of a Buddhist monastery (wrong reading -loma-; see -roman-). |
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| mahāmṛtyuṃjayahoma | m. Name of work |
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| mahāroman | mfn. having large or thick hair on the body (said of śiva-) |
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| mahāroman | m. Name of a king |
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| mahāroman | m. of the superior of a Buddhist monastery (wrong reading -roma-; see -loman-). |
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| mahāromaśa | mfn. having large or thick hair |
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| mahāsatomukhā | f. () two kinds of metre. |
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| mahāsoma | m. a species of soma- plant |
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| mahāstoma | mfn. having a great stoma- |
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| maitrāvaruṇasomaprayoga | m. Name of work |
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| mallāsomayājin | m. Name of an author |
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| mañjīradhvanikomala | n. Name of work |
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| manomathana | m. "heart-agitator", the god of love |
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| manomaya | mf(ī-)n. consisting of spirit or mind, spiritual, mental etc. |
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| manomayakośa | m. the mental sheath (the 2nd of the subtle sheaths in which the soul is encased) |
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| manomohinī | f. Name of a surāṅganā- |
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| manomṛga | m. the heart conceived of as a deer |
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| manomuh | mfn. perplexing or bewildering the mind |
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| manomuṣigṛhīta | mfn. seized by the stealer of the mind (a demon) |
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| marutstoma | m. a stoma- of the marut-s |
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| marutstoma | m. Name of an ekāha- |
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| māsastoma | m. Name of an ekāha- |
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| mayūraroman | (may/ūra--) mfn. "peacock-haired"(said of indra-'s horses) |
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| mīmāṃsāśiromaṇi | m. "crest-gem of the Mi1ma1n6sa1", Name of an author (also called nīla-kaṇṭha-) |
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| momahaṇa | m. Name of an author (15th century) |
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| momahaṇavilāsa | m. Name of momahaṇa-'s work |
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| momugha | mfn. (fr. Intensive of1. muh-) mad, insane |
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| mṛdulomaka | m. equals -romaka- q.v |
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| mṛduromaka | or m. "having soft hair", a hare. |
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| mṛduroman | (A.) m. "having soft hair", a hare. |
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| mṛduromavat | () m. "having soft hair", a hare. |
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| mṛgalomika | mfn. "made of the hair of animals", woollen |
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| mṛgaromaja | mfn. "produced from animal's hair", woollen |
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| mṛṇālakomala | mfn. delicate like a lotus-fibre |
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| mṛtstoma | m. a heap of earth |
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| mṛtyuṃjayādihomavidhi | m. Name of work |
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| mudgaragomin | m. Name of a man |
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| muhūrtastoma | m. plural Name of a particular ekāha- |
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| nabhomadhya | n. "sky-centre", the zenith |
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| nabhomaṇḍala | n. "sky-circle", firmament |
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| nabhomaṇḍaladīpa | m. "firmament-lamp", the moon |
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| nabhomaṇi | m. "sky-jewel", the sun |
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| nabhombupa | m. "drinking sky-water or rain"the cātaka- bird |
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| nabhomudrā | f. a particular position of the fingers |
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| nāgāritantrahoma | m. a kind of sacrifice |
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| nakṣatrastoma | m. Name of a particular ekāha- |
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| nakṣatreṣṭihoma | m. Name of work |
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| naktaṃhoma | m. night-oblation |
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| nāmaliṅgākhyākomudī | f. Name of work |
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| nañśiromaṇi | m. Name of work |
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| nāriṣṭhahoma | m. Scholiast or Commentator |
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| nātilomaśa | mfn. not too hairy |
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| navagrahahoma | m. Name of work |
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| nedīyomaraṇa | mfn. whose death is near or imminent |
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| netraroman | n. the eyelash |
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| nibandhaśiromaṇyuktanirṇaya | m. plural Name of work |
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| nīcanakharoman | mfn. having short nails and hair |
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| nigūḍharoman | mfn. having concealed hair |
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| niḥsomaka | mfn. moonless |
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| nirloma | mfn. hairless, smooth |
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| nityahoma | perpetual sacrifice |
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| nityahomādiprakīrṇaka | n. Name of work |
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| nityahomādividhi | m. Name of work |
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| nityahomaprāyaścitta | n. Name of work |
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| nityahomavidhi | m. Name of work |
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| nṛsoma | m. "man-moon", a great or illustrious man |
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| nyāyaśiromaṇi | m. Name of work |
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| ojomānī | f. Name of a plant |
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| oṣadhihomna | m. a kind of oblation, |
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| padābhihoma | m. pouring out the oblation (homa-) upon a footprint |
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| pakṣahoma | m. an oblation lasting for a fortnight or to be offered every fortnight |
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| pakṣahomasamasyavidhāna | n. Name of work |
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| pakṣahomavidhi | m. Name of work |
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| paṇḍitaśiromaṇi | m. Name of rāmakṛṣṇa-bhaṭṭa- |
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| pāṇḍulomā | (L.) f. Glycine Debilis. |
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| pāṇḍulomaparṇī | () f. Glycine Debilis. |
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| pāṇḍulomaśā | (L.) f. Glycine Debilis. |
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| paṇyahoma | m. a sacrifice consisting of wares |
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| paramavyomnika | mfn. dwelling in the highest heaven |
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| paribhāṣāchandomañjarī | f. Name of work |
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| paribhāṣāśiromaṇi | m. Name of work |
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| pariṣṭoma | m. equals paristoma- |
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| paristoma | m. a coverlet, cushion |
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| paromātra | (r/o--) mfn. immense, huge, vast |
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| paścāsomapa | mfn. drinking the soma- later or afterwards |
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| paścāsomapītha | m. the act of drinking etc. |
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| paścātpuromāruta | m. dual number east and west wind |
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| paśusoma | m. plural the animal and soma- sacrifices |
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| paśustoma | m. Name of the pañcadaśa-stoma- |
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| pāṭalaromaka | mfn. red-maned (as a horse), |
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| pauloma | mfn. relating to or treating of pulomā- (Name of the 4th-12th adhyāya-s of ; see ) |
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| pauloma | mfn. relating to puloman- or pulomā- or pulomī- |
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| pauloma | m. Name of a ṛṣi- |
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| pauloma | m. (plural) of a class of demons |
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| paulomī | f. See next. |
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| paulomī | f. "daughter of puloman-", Name of the wife of indra- |
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| paulomī | f. of the wife of bhṛgu- (see pulomā-) |
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| paulomīpati | m. "lord or husband of paulomī-", Name of indra- |
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| paulomīśa | m. equals mi-pati- |
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| paulomīvallabha | m. "lover of paulomī-", Name of indra- |
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| pavamānahoma | m. equals -havis- |
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| pavamānahoma | m. Name of work |
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| pavamānahomapaddhati | f. Name of work |
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| pavamānahomaprayoga | m. Name of work |
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| pavamānahomavidhi | m. Name of work |
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| pavamānasomayajña | m. Name of work |
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| pavanombuja | (!) m. Grewia Asiatica |
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| payomānuṣī | f. a water-nymph |
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| payomaya | mf(ī-)n. consisting of water |
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| payomṛtatīrtha | n. Name of a sacred bathing-place |
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| payomuc | mfn. discharging or yielding water or milk |
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| payomuc | m. a cloud |
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| payomukha | mfn. having milk on the surface, milk-faced |
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| phalīkaraṇahoma | m. an oblation of chaff or smallest grains |
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| piṅgalaroman | mfn. tawny-haired (said of a piśāca-) |
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| pītasomapūrva | mfn. (a Brahman) who has drunk before the soma--juice (at a sacrifice) |
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| pitustoma | m. "praise of food", Name of |
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| pracuraloma | mfn. having too much hair |
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| pradakṣiṇānuloma | mfn. respectful and obedient (said of a slave) |
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| pradakṣiṇāvartaikaromatā | f. having single hairs on the body and all turning to the reverential |
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| prāgghoma | m. (prāg-homa- commentator or commentary) a previous oblation. |
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| prāghoma | See -ghoma-, column 2. |
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| prahṛṣṭaroman | mfn. one who has erected hair |
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| prahṛṣṭaroman | m. Name of an asura- |
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| prāksoma | mfn. () () preceding the soma- sacrifice. |
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| prāmāṇyavādaśiromaṇi | m. Name of work |
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| pramucyamānahoma | m. plural Name of particular oblations accompanied with prayers beginning with pramucyamānaḥ- |
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| praśnaśiromaṇi | m. Name of work |
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| prasthitayājyāhoma | m. prasthitayājyā |
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| prātarhoma | m. idem or 'n. early sacrifice ' |
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| prātarhomaprayoga | m. Name of work |
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| prātarhomavidhi | m. Name of work |
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| prathamasoma | m. the first oblation of soma- |
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| prathamasomatā | f. commentator or commentary |
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| pratīcīnastoma | m. a particular ekāha- |
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| pratihoma | m. a supplementary sacrifice, |
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| pratiloma | mf(ā-)n. against the hair or grain (opp. to anu-l-), contrary to the natural course or order, reverse, inverted |
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| pratiloma | mf(ā-)n. adverse, hostile, disagreeable, unpleasant |
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| pratiloma | mf(ā-)n. low, vile etc. |
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| pratiloma | mf(ā-)n. left, not right |
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| pratiloma | mf(ā-)n. contrary to caste (where the mother is of a higher caste than the father) |
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| pratiloma | mf(ā-)n. (in the beginning of a compound and pratilomam am- ind.) against the hair, against the grain, in reversed or inverted order etc. |
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| pratiloma | m. Name of a man |
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| pratiloma | m. plural his descendants gaRa upakādi- |
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| pratilomā | f. a particular incantation (to be recited from the end to the beginning) |
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| pratiloma | n. any disagreeable or injurious act |
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| pratiloma | see under prati-, parasmE-pada 663, column 1. |
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| pratilomaja | mfn. born in the inverse order of the classes (as of a kṣatriya- father and brāhmaṇī- mother, or of a vaiśya- father and kṣatriyā- man or brāhmaṇī- man, in which cases the wife is of a higher caste than the husband; see ) |
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| pratilomaka | mfn. against the hair or grain, reverse, inverted |
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| pratilomaka | n. inverted order, perversion |
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| pratilomam | ind. pratiloma |
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| pratilomānuloma | mfn. speaking against or for anything |
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| pratilomānuloma | mfn. (in the beginning of a compound and pratilomānulomam am- ind.) in inverted order or course and in the natural order or course |
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| pratilomānulomam | ind. pratilomānuloma |
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| pratilomānulomatas | ind. in an unfriendly and friendly manner |
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| pratilomarūpa | mfn. inverted |
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| pratilomatas | ind. in consequence of the inverted order or course |
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| pratilomatas | ind. invertedly, in inverted order or series |
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| pratilomena | ind. in an unfriendly manner, unpleasantly |
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| prātilomika | mf(ī-)n. (fr. -lomam-) against the hair or grain, adverse, disagreeable. |
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| prātilomya | n. (fr. -loma-) contrary direction, inverse order etc. |
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| prātilomya | n. opposition (a-prātil-). |
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| pratiṣedhomā | f. a comparison expressed in a negative form |
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| pratisomā | f. a kind of plant (equals mahiṣa-vallī-) |
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| pratisomodakadvijam | ind. against the moon or water or a Brahman |
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| prativyoma | m. Name of a prince |
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| prativyoman | m. Name of a prince |
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| pravṛtahoma | m. an oblation offered on the appointment of a priest, |
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| pravṛtahomīya | mfn. relating to it |
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| prombhaṇa | n. filling (see ) |
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| prombhita | mfn. filled |
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| pṛṣṭhahoma | m. a libation connected with the singing of the pṛṣṭha- sāman-, |
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| pṛṣṭhatomukha | mfn. with back turned |
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| pṛṣṭhyastoma | m. Name of 6 ekāha-s or of a period of 6 sacrificial days (see above) |
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| pṛthuroman | m. "having broad hairs or scales", a fish |
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| pṛthuromayugma | n. the zodiacal sign Pisces |
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| puloma | m. (m. Calcutta edition) equals puloman- |
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| pulomā | f. Name of a daughter of the demon vaiśvānara- (she was loved by the demon puloman-, but became the wife of bhṛgu- or kaśyapa-) |
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| pulomā | f. Acorus Calamus (equals vacā-) |
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| puloma | in compound for man-. |
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| pulomabhid | (L.) m. "destroyer of puloma-", Name of indra- (who destroyed his father-in-law puloma- in order to avert his imprecation consequent on the violation of his daughter). |
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| pulomadviṣ | m. "enemy of puloma-", Name of indra- |
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| pulomahī | f. opium |
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| pulomajā | f. "daughter of puloman-", Name of indrāṇī- |
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| pulomajit | m. "conqueror of puloman-", Name of indra- |
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| puloman | m. Name of a demon (the father-in-law of indra- by whom he was destroyed) |
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| puloman | m. of a prince |
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| pulomaniṣūdana | () m. "destroyer of puloma-", Name of indra- (who destroyed his father-in-law puloma- in order to avert his imprecation consequent on the violation of his daughter). |
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| pulomārcis | m. "having the lustre of puloma- ", Name of a prince |
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| pulomāri | m. equals ma-dvith-, |
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| pulomat | m. Name of two princes (see pulimat-). |
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| pulomatanayā | f. equals -ja- |
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| pulomāvi | m. (prob.) wrong reading for māri- |
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| punaḥstoma | m. Name of an ekāha- |
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| purastādagniṣṭoma | mfn. beginning with an agni-ṣṭoma- (sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order) |
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| purastāddhoma | m. (for homa-) an introductory sacrifice |
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| purastāddhomabhāj | mfn. () having an introductory sacrifice. |
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| purastāddhomavat | mfn. () having an introductory sacrifice. |
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| pūrṇahoma | m. equals pūrṇāhuti- |
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| puromāruta | m. a wind blowing from before or in front, east wind (opp. to paścān.m-) |
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| puromukha | mfn. having its face or aperture directed towards the east, |
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| pūrvahoma | m. an introductory, sacrifice |
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| rahomānin | mfn. thinking one's self hidden |
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| rajastamomaya | mf(ī-)n. made up or consisting of r- and t- (see prec.) |
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| rajomegha | m. a cloud of dust |
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| rakṣomukha | m. Name of a man |
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| rakṣomukha | m. plural his descendants gaRa yaskādi-. |
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| rāmakṛṣṇavilomakāvya | n. Name of an artificial poem (by the astronomer sūrya- paṇḍita-) celebrating the praises of rāma- and kṛṣṇa- (read either backwards or forwards; see vilomākṣara-kāvya-) |
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| rasakomala | n. a particular mineral |
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| rasarājaśiromaṇi | m. Name of medical work |
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| retomārga | m. the seminal duct or canal |
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| roma | m. (of uncertain derivation, but see 1. ropa-) a hole, cavity |
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| roma | n. water |
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| roma | m. the city Rome (see bṛhad-roma-and next) |
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| roma | m. plural Name of a people |
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| roma | 3. 4. roma-. See under 1. roman-. |
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| roma | in compound for roman-. |
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| roma | (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') equals roman- (see a-- dīrgha--, sa-r-). |
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| romabaddha | mfn. "hairs-bound", woven with hairs |
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| romabandha | m. hairs-texture (varia lectio) |
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| romabhū | f. "hair-place", the skin |
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| romabhūmi | f. "hair-place", the skin |
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| romagarta | m. equals -kūpa- above |
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| romaguccha | m. the tail of the Yak used as a Chowrie (see cāmara-) |
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| romagutsa | n. the tail of the Yak used as a Chowrie (see cāmara-) |
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| romaharṣa | m. the bristling of the hairs of the body, thrill (caused by joy, fear, cold etc.) |
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| romaharṣaṇa | mfn. causing the hairs to bristle or stand erect (through excessive joy or terror) etc. |
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| romaharṣaṇa | m. Terminalia Bellerica (the nuts of which are used as dice) |
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| romaharṣaṇa | m. Name of sūta- (the pupil of vyāsa- and supposed narrator of the purāṇa-s) |
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| romaharṣaṇa | m. of the father of sūta- |
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| romaharṣaṇa | n. equals -harṣa- above |
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| romaharṣaṇaka | mf(ikā-)n. wrong reading for raumah- q.v |
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| romaharṣaṇi | m. wrong reading for raumaharṣaṇi- q.v |
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| romaharṣin | mfn. idem or 'mfn. having the hairs of the body bristling or erect (through excessive joy or terror) ' |
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| romaharṣiṇi | m. wrong reading for raumaharṣaṇi- q.v |
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| romaharṣita | mfn. having the hairs of the body bristling or erect (through excessive joy or terror) |
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| romahṛt | n. "hair-destroying", sulphuret of arsenic |
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| romaja | n. "produced from hairs or wool", a kind of cloth |
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| romaka | m. Rome |
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| romaka | m. "the Roman", Name of a particular astronomer |
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| romaka | m. Name of a village in the north of India gaRa palady-ādi- |
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| romaka | m. of a particular mixed caste (varia lectio for rāmaka-) |
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| romaka | m. equals romaka-siddhānta- below |
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| romaka | m. plural Name of a people (see 2. roman-) |
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| romaka | m. the people of the Roman empire, the Romans |
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| romaka | n. (fr. rumā-) a kind of saline earth and the salt extracted from it (according to to some "the salt from the lake Sambar in Ajmere") etc. (see raumaka-) |
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| romaka | n. a kind of magnet |
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| romaka | See under 1. roman-. |
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| romaka | n. hair (equals roman-) (especially in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ikā-).). |
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| romakācārya | m. Name of a teacher of astronomy (author of the above siddhānta-). |
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| romakanda | m. Dioscorea Globosa |
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| romakapattana | n. the city of Rome |
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| romakapura | n. the city of Rome |
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| romakarṇaka | m. "hair-eared", a hare |
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| romakasiddhānta | m. Name of romakācārya-'s siddhānta- (one of the 5 chief astronomical siddhānta-s current in the age of varāha-mihira-) |
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| romakasiddhānta | m. of a modern fiction |
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| romakaviṣaya | m. the country or empire of the Romans |
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| romakāyaṇa | m. Name of an author |
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| romakesara | n. (said to be) equals -gutsa- q.v |
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| romakūpa | m. n. "hair-hole", a pore of the skin (bhavatāṃ roma-kūpāṇi prahṛṣṭāny upalakṣaye-,"I observe that the hairs on your bodies bristle") (see -randhra-). |
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| romalatā | () () f. a winding line of hair above the navel (in women). |
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| romalatikā | () f. a winding line of hair above the navel (in women). |
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| romālaviṭapin | m. a species of tree |
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| romālī | f. a line of hair (above the navel in women; see roma-rāji-) |
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| romālī | f. puberty |
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| romālu | m. Dioscorea Globosa |
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| romālu | m. Mucuna Pruritus |
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| romāluviṭapin | m. a species of plant |
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| romamūrdhan | mfn. covered with hairs or down on the head (said of insects) |
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| roman | n. (prob. connected with1. ruh-; see loman-) the hair on the body of men and animals, (especially) short hair, bristles, wool, down, nap etc. (less properly applicable to the long hair on the head and beard of men, and to that of the mane and tail of animals) etc. |
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| roman | n. the feathers of a bird (see mayūra-r-) |
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| roman | n. the scales of a fish (See pṛthu-r-). |
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| roman | m. plural Name of a people |
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| romāñca | m. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).) thrill of the hair etc. |
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| romāñca | (fr. the prec.) Nom. P. cati-, to feel a thrill of joy or horror |
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| romāñca | See . |
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| romāñcakañcuka | m. a coat of mail consisting (as it were) of the down of the body erect through delight |
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| romāñcakin | m. Name of a serpent-demon |
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| romāñcikā | f. a species of small shrub |
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| romāñcin | mfn. idem or 'mfn. having the hair of the body erect or thrilling with joy or terror (ūrdhva-r- idem or 'f. a species of small shrub ') ' |
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| romāñcita | mfn. having the hair of the body erect or thrilling with joy or terror (ūrdhva-r- idem or 'f. a species of small shrub ') |
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| romāñcodgatarājimat | mfn. surrounded with erect rows of bristling hair |
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| romāṅka | m. a mark of hair |
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| romāṅkura | m. a bristling hair of the body |
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| romānta | m. the hairy side id est the upper side of the hand |
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| romantha | m. (perhaps for ruj-m-; see cognate words below) ruminating, chewing the cud etc. |
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| romantha | m. chewing (of betel) |
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| romantha | m. frequent repetition (confer, compare, gagaṇa-r-). ([ confer, compare Greek , ; Latin e-rugere,ructare,ruminare,fr.rugminare; Slavonic or Slavonian rygati; Lithuanian atru4gas; German itarucchen,itrücken; Anglo-Saxon roccettan,edroccian.]) |
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| romanthana | n. ruminating |
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| romanthāya | Nom. P. yate-, to ruminate, chew the cud |
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| romaṇvat | mfn. (for 1. roman-+ vat-) covered with hair, hairy (equals roma-vat-) |
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| romapāda | m. Name of two kings |
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| romaphalā | f. a species of plant |
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| romapulaka | m. equals -harṣa- q.v |
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| romarāji | f. a row or line or streak of hair (especially on the abdomen of women just above the navel, said to denote puberty) etc. |
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| romarājī | f. a row or line or streak of hair (especially on the abdomen of women just above the navel, said to denote puberty) etc. |
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| romarājipatha | m. the waist |
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| romarājipatha | m. the waist |
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| romarandhra | n. "hairs-hole", a pore of the skin |
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| romarasāsāra | See -ratādhāra-. |
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| romaratādhāra | m. the belly (varia lectio ratāsāra-and rasāsāra-). |
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| romaśa | mf(/ā-)n. (see lomaśa-) having thick hair or wool or bristles, hairy, shaggy etc. |
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| romaśa | mf(/ā-)n. applied to a faulty pronunciation of vowels |
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| romaśa | m. a sheep, ram |
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| romaśa | m. a hog, boar |
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| romaśa | m. Name of two plants (equals kambhī-and piṇḍālu-) |
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| romaśa | m. equals dullala- (?) |
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| romaśa | m. Name of a ṛṣi- |
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| romaśa | m. of an astronomer (see -siddhānta-) |
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| romaśā | f. Cucumis Utilissimus |
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| romaśa | m. another plant (equals dagdhā-) |
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| romaśa | m. Name of the reputed authoress of |
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| romaśa | n. the pudenda |
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| romasaṃvejana | n. the bristling of the hair of the body |
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| romaśaphala | m. a species of plant (equals tiṇḍiśa-) |
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| romaśapucchaka | m. a species of rodent animal (equals kaśa-) |
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| romaśasiddhānta | m. Name of an astronomy work. |
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| romaśātana | n. a depilatory for removing the hair |
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| romaśī | f. a squirrel |
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| romāśrayaphalā | f. a species of shrub (wrong reading) |
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| romasūcī | f. the quill of the porcupine, a hair-pin |
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| romaśuka | n. a species of fragrant plant |
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| romatyaj | mfn. losing hair (said of a horse) |
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| romavāhin | mfn. cutting off hairs, sharp enough to cut a hairs |
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| romāvalī | f. a line of hair (above the navel; see romālī-) |
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| romāvalīśataka | n. Name of various works. |
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| romavallī | f. Mucuna Pruritus |
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| romavat | mfn. possessed of hair, covered with hairs |
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| romavedha | m. Name of an author |
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| romavibheda | m. equals -harṣa- |
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| romavidhvaṃsa | m. "hairs-destroying", a louse |
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| romavikāra | m. () ( ) "changed condition of the hairs", bristling or erection of the hairs of the body. |
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| romavikriyā | f. ( ) "changed condition of the hairs", bristling or erection of the hairs of the body. |
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| romavivara | n. equals -kūpa- above |
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| romavivara | m. n. Name of particular mythical regions |
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| rombillaveṅkaṭabudha | m. Name of an author |
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| romodbheda | m. idem or 'm. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).) idem or 'f. () equals roma-harṣa- above.' ( vyaktaromodgamatva vyakta-romodgama-tva- n.) ' |
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| romodgama | m. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).) idem or 'f. () equals roma-harṣa- above.' ( vyaktaromodgamatva vyakta-romodgama-tva- n.) |
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| romodgati | f. () equals roma-harṣa- above. |
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| romotpāta | m. () equals roma-harṣa- above. |
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| ṛṣistoma | m. a particular sacrifice |
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| ṛtuhoma | m. a particular sacrifice |
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| rudraroman | f. Name of one of the mātṛ-s attending upon skanda- |
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| rudrasoma | m. Name of a Brahman |
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| rudrasomā | f. Name of the wife of a soma-deva- |
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| śabalīhoma | m. an offering to the cow of plenty |
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| śabdastomamāhānidhi | m. Name of work |
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| sacchandoma | mfn. connected with the chandoma- ( sacchandomatva -tva- n.) |
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| sacchandomatva | n. sacchandoma |
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| sadyomāṃsa | n. fresh flesh |
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| sadyomanyu | mfn. causing immediate anger |
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| sadyomaraṇa | n. death happening on the same day, immediate death |
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| sadyomṛta | mfn. just dead |
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| sagomaya | mf(ā-)n. having or mixed with cow-dung |
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| sahasoma | (sah/a--) mfn. with soma- draughts |
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| sahasraroman | n. "having a thousand hairs", a blanket |
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| sahastoma | (sah/a--) mfn. with hymns, having hymns |
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| śākalahoma | m. a particular kind of oblation |
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| śākalahomīya | mfn. relating or belonging to the śākalahoma- |
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| saktuhoma | m. an oblation of barley-meal |
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| salomadhi | m. Name of a king (see, lom-and su-l-) |
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| saloman | mfn. (s/a--) with the grain corresponding to or co-extensive with (instrumental case) |
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| salomatva | n. the being with the grain etc. |
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| śalyaloman | n. a porcupine's quill |
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| sāmānyahomapaddhati | f. Name of work |
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| saṃgītaśiromaṇi | m. Name of work |
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| saṃhitāhomapaddhati | f. Name of work |
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| saṃhṛṣṭaroman | mfn. one who has the hair of the body bristling (with joy), thrilled, delighted |
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| saṃhṛṣṭaromāṅga | mfn. one who has the hair of the body bristling (with joy), thrilled, delighted |
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| samiddhahoma | m. a libation poured out upon lighted wood |
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| samiddhoma | (for -homa-) m. an oblation of fire (to fire) |
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| saṃjñaptahoma | m. an oblation performed after killing a sacrificial animal |
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| saṃkṣiptahomaprakāra | m. Name of work on dharma- (by rāmabhaṭṭa-). |
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| saṃnatihoma | m. Name of particular oblations (see saṃtati-h-) |
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| samṛtasoma | m. plural concurrent soma--sacrifices |
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| saṃsṛṣṭahoma | m. a common oblation (to agni- and sūrya-) |
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| saṃsthitahoma | m. a final sacrifice, |
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| saṃsutasoma | m. equals saṃ-sava- |
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| saṃtatihoma | m. Name of particular sacrificial texts |
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| śaṅkharoman | m. Name of a serpent-demon |
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| śāntihoma | m. a propitiatory oblation |
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| śāntihomamantra | m. Name of work. |
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| śāntisoma | m. Name of a man |
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| saptadaśastoma | mfn. having the above stoma- |
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| saptaśatamantrahomavidhāna | n. Name of work |
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| saptasomapaddhati | f. Name of work |
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| saptasomasaṃsthāpaddhati | f. Name of work |
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| saptasrotomāhātmya | n. Name of work |
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| śaraloma | m. plural the descendants of śara-loman- on Va1rtt. 8 |
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| śaraloman | m. Name of a muni- |
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| śāralomī | m. patronymic fr. śara-loman- Va1rtt. 8 |
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| śāralomyā | f. a patronymic Va1rtt. 3 |
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| śārdūlaloman | n. tiger's hair |
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| śarīrahoma | m. plural Name of particular oblations |
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| saroma | mfn. having hair, hairy |
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| saromakaṇṭaka | mfn. having the hair bristling or thrilling with ecstacy |
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| saromāñca | mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. having the hair bristling or thrilling with ecstacy ' ' ( saromāñcam am- ind.) |
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| saromāñcam | ind. saromāñca |
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| saromavikriya | mfn. idem or 'mfn. having the hair bristling or thrilling with ecstacy ' |
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| sarpavṛścikaromavat | mfn. having snake and scorpions for hair |
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| sarvadarśanaśiromaṇi | m. Name of work |
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| sarvahoma | m. a complete oblation |
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| sarvahoma | m. (asarva-h-,"not a complete oblation") |
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| sarvahomapaddhati | f. Name of work |
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| sarvastoma | mf(ā-)n. (s/arva--) provided with all the (6) stoma-s |
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| sarvastoma | m. Name of an ekāha- |
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| sarvatantraśiromaṇi | m. Name of work |
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| sarvatapomaya | mf(ī-)n. containing all penances, |
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| sarvatejomaya | mf(ī-)n. containing all splendour, all-glorious |
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| sarvatejomaya | mf(ī-)n. containing all power |
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| sarvatobhadrahoma | m. Name of work |
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| sarvatokṣiśiromukha | mfn. having eyes and head and mouth everywhere |
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| sarvatomārgam | ind. in all way or directions |
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| sarvatomukha | mf(ī-)n. facing in all direction, turned every where etc. |
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| sarvatomukha | mf(ī-)n. complete, unlimited |
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| sarvatomukha | m. a kind of military array |
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| sarvatomukha | m. soul, spirit |
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| sarvatomukha | m. Name of ("having four faces") |
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| sarvatomukha | m. of śiva- |
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| sarvatomukha | m. a Brahman |
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| sarvatomukha | m. of agni- |
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| sarvatomukha | m. the heaven, svarga- |
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| sarvatomukha | m. Name of work |
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| sarvatomukha | n. water |
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| sarvatomukha | n. sky, heaven |
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| sarvatomukhakārikā | f. plural Name of work |
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| sarvatomukhapaddhati | f. Name of work |
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| sarvatomukhaprakaraṇa | n. Name of work |
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| sarvatomukhaprayoga | m. Name of work |
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| sarvatomukhaugātraprayoga | m. Name of work |
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| sarvatomukhodgatṛtva | n. Name of work |
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| śaśaloman | m. hare's hair |
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| śaśaloman | m. Name of a king |
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| sasoma | mfn. with soma- ( sasomatva -tva- n. ) |
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| sasomapītha | mfn. partaking of a draught of soma- equally with another (instrumental case) |
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| sasomatva | n. sasoma |
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| śatāgniṣṭoma | mfn. connected with a hundred agni-ṣṭoma-s |
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| śatarudriyahoma | m. a particular oblation |
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| śatarudriyahoma | m. Name of the 16th adhyāya- of the vājasaneyi-saṃhitā-. |
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| satomaghavan | (sat/o--) mfn. equally liberal (if one word). |
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| satomahat | (sat/o--) mfn. equally great |
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| satomukhā | see. mahā-satomukhā-. |
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| śāṭyāyanahoma | m. Name of a particular oblation (see above) |
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| sauśromateya | m. a patronymic |
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| sāvitragrahahoma | m. Name of a particular oblation |
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| sāyaṃhoma | m. the evening oblation |
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| sāyamprātaragnihotrahoma | m. Name of work |
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| sāyamprātarhoma | m. dual number evening and meal oblation (also Name of work) |
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| śeṣahomaprayoga | m. Name of work |
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| siddhāntaśiromaṇi | m. Name of an astronomy work by bhāskara- (in 4 divisions called līlāvatī-, bīja-gaṇita-, gaṇitādhyāya-,and golā dhyāya-) |
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| siddhāntaśiromaṇiprakāśa | m. Name of Comm. on the above work |
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| siddhāntaśiromaṇivāsanāvārttika | n. Name of Comm. on the above work |
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| siddhāntaśiromaṇyudāharaṇa | n. Name of Comm. on the above work |
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| siṃhaloman | n. a lion's hair |
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| śiromālin | m. "garlanded with skulls", Name of śiva- |
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| śiromaṇi | m. "crest-jewel", a jewel worn on the head etc. |
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| śiromaṇi | m. the chief of (genitive case or compound; śiromaṇitā -tā- f.) etc. |
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| śiromaṇi | m. a title of honour conferred on Pandits |
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| śiromaṇi | m. Name of the chief work on any subject and of various eminent scholars |
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| śiromaṇibhaṭṭa | m. Name of various authors. |
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| śiromaṇibhaṭṭācārya | m. Name of various authors. |
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| śiromaṇikhaṇḍana | n. Name of work |
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| śiromaṇimathurānāthīya | n. Name of work |
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| śiromaṇinyāyānusārivivṛti | f. Name of work |
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| śiromaṇitā | f. śiromaṇi |
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| śiromaṇivyākhyā | f. Name of work |
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| śiromarman | m. a boar |
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| śiromātrāvaśeṣa | mfn. having only the head left (rāhu-) |
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| śiromauli | m. "crest-jewel", an eminent or distinguished person |
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| śiromukha | n. sg. the head and face |
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| śiśuroman | m. "having hair like a child", Name of a serpent-demon |
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| smārtahomapariśiṣṭa | n. Name of a pariśiṣṭa- of the sāma-veda-. |
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| śom | ind. an exclamation interposed in reciting sacred texts (see śoṃs-, śoṃsāmos-, śośoṃsāvas-) |
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| soma | m. (fr.3. su-) juice, extract, (especially) the juice of the soma- plant, (also) the soma- plant itself (said to be the climbing plant Sarcostema Viminalis or Asclepias Acida, the stalks[ aṃśu-]of which were pressed between stones[ adri-]by the priests, then sprinkled with water, and purified in a strainer[ pavitra-]; whence the acid juice trinkled into jars[ kalaśa-]or larger vessels[ droṇa-]; after which it was mixed with clarified butter, flour etc., made to ferment, and then offered in libations to the gods [in this respect corresponding with the ritual of the Iranian Avesta] or was drunk by the Brahmans, by both of whom its exhilarating effect was supposed to be prized; it was collected by moonlight on certain mountains [in ,the mountain mūja-vat- is mentioned]; it is sometimes described as having been brought from the sky by a falcon[ śyena-]and guarded by the gandharva-s; it is personified as one of the most important of Vedic gods, to whose praise all the 114 hymns of the 9th book of the besides 6 in other books and the whole are dedicated; in post-Vedic mythology and even in a few of the latest hymns of the [although not in the whole of the 9th book] as well as sometimes in the and in the , soma- is identified with the moon [as the receptacle of the other beverage of the gods called amṛta-, or as the lord of plants see indu-, oṣadhi-pati-]and with the god of the moon, as well as with viṣṇu-, śiva-, yama-, and kubera-; he is called rājan-,and appears among the 8 vasu-s and the 8 loka-pāla-s[ ] , and is the reputed author of ,of a law-book etc.; see below) etc. |
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| soma | m. the moon or moon-god (See above) |
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| soma | m. a soma- sacrifice |
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| soma | m. a day destined for extracting the soma--juice |
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| soma | m. Monday (equals soma-vāra-) |
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| soma | m. nectar |
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| soma | m. camphor |
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| soma | m. air, wind |
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| soma | m. water |
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| soma | m. a drug of supposed magical properties |
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| soma | m. a particular mountain or mountainous range (according to to some the mountains of the moon) |
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| soma | m. a particular class of pitṛ-s (prob. for soma-pā-) |
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| soma | m. Name of various authors (also with paṇḍita-, bhaṭṭa-, śarman-etc.; see above ) |
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| soma | m. equals somacandra-, or somendu- |
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| soma | m. Name of a monkey-chief |
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| somā | f. the soma- plant |
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| somā | f. Name of an apsaras- |
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| somā | f. of a river |
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| somā | f. of a queen |
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| soma | n. rice-water, rice-gruel |
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| soma | n. heaven, sky, ether |
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| soma | mfn. relating to soma- (prob. wrong reading for sauma-) |
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| soma | mfn. (prob.) together with umā-. |
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| somabandhu | m. "friend of the moon", the white esculent water-lily (as expanding at night) |
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| somābha | mfn. like the moon |
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| somābhā | f. equals candrāvalī- |
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| somabhāgavatācārya | m. Name of various persons |
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| somabhakṣa | m. the drinking of soma- ( somabhakṣajapa -japa- m."a prayer muttered while the soma- is drunk") |
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| somabhakṣa | m. Name of work |
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| somabhakṣajapa | m. somabhakṣa |
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| somabhakṣaprayoga | m. Name of work |
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| somabhakṣaviveka | m. Name of work |
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| somabhakṣayoḥprayoga | m. Name of work |
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| somabhaṭṭa | m. Name of various persons |
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| somabhava | m. Name of various persons |
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| somabhāvā | f. Name of the river narma-dā- |
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| somābhiṣava | m. the distilling or extracting of soma--juice |
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| somābhiṣikta | mfn. sprinkled or consecrated with soma- |
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| somabhojana | m. Name of a son of garuḍa- |
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| somabhṛt | mfn. bringing soma- |
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| somabhū | mfn. " soma-born", belonging to the family of the moon |
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| somabhū | m. "son of soma-", Name of budha- (regent of the planet Mercury) |
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| somabhū | m. a son of soma-candra- |
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| somabhū | m. (with jaina-s) Name of the 4th of the Black vāsudeva-s |
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| somabhūbhuj | m. Name of a king |
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| somabhujagāvalī | f. Name of work |
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| somabhūpāla | m. Name of a king |
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| somabṛhaspati | m. dual number soma- and bṛhaspati- |
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| somacakṣas | (s/oma--) mfn. looking like soma- |
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| somacamasa | m. a cup or ladle for taking up the soma-, cup of soma- |
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| somacandra | m. Name of a man (also rarṣi-) |
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| somacandragaṇi | m. Name of an author |
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| somacyuta | (s/oma--) mfn. moved by soma- |
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| somād | mfn. eating soma- |
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| somadā | f. Name of a gandharvī- |
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| somadā | f. of a Brahman woman |
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| somadaivajña | m. Name of an author |
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| somadaivatya | mfn. equals -devata- (with nakṣatra- n."the lunar mansion mṛga-śiras-") |
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| somadakṣa | m. Name of a man (also varia lectio for -rakṣa-). |
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| somadarśana | m. Name of a serpent-demon |
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| somadatta | m. Name of various kings |
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| somadatta | m. of various Brahmans |
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| somadatta | m. of a merchant |
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| somadatta | m. of a writer on dharma- |
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| somadattā | f. Name of a woman |
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| somadatti | wrong reading for saumad- |
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| somadeva | m. the god of the moon |
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| somadeva | m. the god soma- |
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| somadeva | m. (also va-bhaṭṭa-) Name of the author of the kathā-sarit-sāgara- (who lived in Kashmir in the 11th century A.D.) |
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| somadeva | m. of various authors and other men etc. |
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| somadevaikanātha | m. Name of authors |
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| somadevaśrīkaralālabhairavapurapati | m. Name of author. |
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| somadevasūri | m. Name of author. |
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| somadevata | (s/oma--) mfn. having soma- as deity |
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| somadevatya | mfn. idem or '(s/oma--) mfn. having soma- as deity ' |
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| somadevī | f. Name of a wife of kāma-pāla- |
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| somadhāna | mfn. holding or containing soma- |
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| somadhārā | f. the milky way |
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| somadhārā | f. the sky, heaven |
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| somādhāra | m. plural Name of particular pitṛ-s |
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| somadheya | m. plural Name of a people |
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| somādhi | varia lectio for māpi- |
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| somādhvaryava | n. Name of work |
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| somadīkṣāvidhi | m. Name of work |
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| somāditya | m. Name of a man, |
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| somāditya | m. of a king |
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| somagaṇaka | m. Name of an author |
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| somagarbha | m. Name of viṣṇu- |
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| somaghṛta | n. a particular healing ointment |
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| somagiri | m. Name of a mountain |
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| somagiri | m. of a teacher |
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| somāgni | soma- and agni- (see saumāgna-) in compound |
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| somāgnīdhraprayoga | m. Name of work |
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| somāgniṣṭoma | m. Name of work |
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| somāgniyajamāna | m. Name of work |
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| somagopā | (s/oma--) m. a keeper of soma- |
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| somagraha | m. a cup or bowl of soma- |
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| somagraha | m. an eclipse of the moon |
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| somagrahaṇa | mf(ī-)n. holding or containing soma- |
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| somagrahaṇa | n. an eclipse of the moon |
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| somagṛhapati | (s/oma--) mfn. having the soma- for a gṛha-pati- (q.v) |
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| somāha | m. "moon-day", Monday |
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| somahāra | mfn. abstracting or robbing soma- |
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| somāhāra | m. a bringer of soma- |
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| somāharaṇa | n. the bringing or fetching of the soma- (haraṇ/a-ja-) |
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| somahārin | mfn. idem or 'mfn. abstracting or robbing soma- ' |
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| somahautra | n. Name of work |
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| somahautraprayoga | m. Name of work |
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| somahotrāgniṣṭoma | (?) m. |
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| somahotṛsaptaka | n. |
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| somāhuta | mfn. one to whom soma- is offered |
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| somahūti | m. Name of a ṛṣi- (wrong reading for somāhuti-). |
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| somāhuti | f. a soma- sacrifice |
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| somāhuti | m. Name of the author of the hymns (having the patronymic bhārgava-) |
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| somāhvā | f. the soma- plant |
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| somaindra | mfn. belonging to soma- and indra- (incorrect for saumendra-). |
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| somaja | mfn. moon-produced |
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| somaja | m. Name of the planet Mercury |
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| somaja | n. milk |
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| somajā | mfn. soma--born |
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| somajambhā | (? ) m. Name of a man. |
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| somajambhan | () (? ) m. Name of a man. |
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| somajāmi | (s/oma--) mfn. related to soma- |
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| somajuṣṭa | (s/oma--) mfn. delighting in soma- |
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| somaka | m. Name of a ṛṣi- |
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| somaka | m. of a king etc. |
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| somaka | m. of a son of kṛṣṇa- |
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| somaka | m. of a particular bharaṭaka- |
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| somaka | m. of a people or country |
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| somaka | m. a king or native of somaka- |
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| somaka | m. plural the descendants of the king somaka- ( somakatva -tva- n.) |
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| somaka | m. the family of drupada- |
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| somakalaśa | m. a jar for holding soma- |
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| somakalpa | m. Name of the 21st kalpa- or world-period |
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| somakalpa | m. Name of work |
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| somakāma | (s/oma--) mfn. desirous of soma- |
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| somakānta | mfn. moon-beloved |
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| somakānta | mfn. lovely as the moon |
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| somakānta | m. the moon-gem, moon-stone (equals candra-k-) |
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| somakānta | m. Name of a king |
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| somakanyā | f. a daughter of soma- |
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| somākara | m. Name of a Commentator |
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| somakaraṇī | f. a particular verse |
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| somakārikā | f. sg. or plural Name of various works. |
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| somakarman | n. the preparation of soma- |
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| somakarmapaddhati | f. Name of work |
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| somakarmapradīpikā | f. Name of work |
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| somakatva | n. somaka |
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| somakavi | m. Name of a poet |
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| somakeśvara | m. a king of the somaka-s or somaka- |
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| somakhaḍḍaka | m. plural Name of particular śaiva- monks in Nepal |
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| somākhya | n. the red lotus |
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| somakīrti | m. Name of a son of dhṛta-rāṣṭra- |
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| somakratavīya | n. Name of a sāman- (varia lectio saumak-). |
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| somakratu | m. an offering of soma- (See saumakratava-). |
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| somakrayaṇa | mf(ī-)n. serving as the price of the soma- plant |
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| somakrayaṇa | n. the act of buying the soma- |
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| somakrayaṇī | f. a cow so serving |
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| somakṣaya | m. disappearance of the moon, new moon |
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| somakṣīrā | f. equals -vallī- |
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| somakṣīrī | f. the soma- plant |
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| somakulyā | f. Name of a river |
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| somāla | mfn. (according to to some a Prakrit corruption for su-kumāra-; see komala-) soft, bland |
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| somaladevī | f. Name of a princess |
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| somālaka | m. a topaz |
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| somalatā | f. the soma- plant (See 1. s/oma-) |
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| somalatā | f. Ruta Graveolens |
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| somalatā | f. equals -vallī- |
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| somalatā | f. Name of the river godāvarī- |
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| somalatikā | f. Cocculus Cordifolius |
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| somālikā | f. a particular dish |
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| somalipta | mfn. smeared with soma- |
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| somalipta | n. a soma--utensil |
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| somaloka | m. the world of the god of the moon |
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| somamad | (strong form -m/ād-) mfn. intoxicated with soma- |
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| somamada | m. intoxication occasioned by soma- |
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| somamaitrāvaruṇa | Name of work |
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| somamakha | m. a soma- sacrifice |
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| somamāna | n. measuring the soma- |
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| somamantrānukramaṇikā | f. Name of work |
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| somamaya | mf(ī-)n. made or consisting of soma- |
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| somāmbupa | m. dual number "drinker of soma-"and"drinker of water", Name of two divine beings |
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| somamiśra | m. Name of an author |
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| somamitra | m. Name of a man gaRa kāśyādi-. |
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| somāṃśaka | m. a part of the moon |
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| somāṃśu | m. a stalk or shoot of the soma- plant |
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| somāṃśu | m. a moon-beam |
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| somāṃśu | m. a part of the soma- sacrifice |
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| soman | m. one who presses or prepares soma- |
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| soman | m. a soma- sacrificer |
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| soman | m. the moon |
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| soman | m. a requisite for a sacrifice |
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| somānanda | () m. Name of men. |
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| somānandabhāṣya | n. Name of work |
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| somānandācārya | m. Name of men |
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| somānandanātha | () m. Name of men. |
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| somānandasūnu | m. Name of men |
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| somanandin | m. Name of one of śiva-'s attendants |
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| somanandin | m. of a grammarian |
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| somanandīśvara | n. Name of a liṅga- |
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| somanātha | m. Name of various scholars |
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| somanātha | n. Name of a celebrated liṅga- of śiva- and of the place where it was set up by the god soma- (in the town described below;it was one of the 12 great liṅga- temples of India held in especial veneration[ see ], and was so famed for its splendour and wealth that it attracted the celebrated Mahmud of Ghazni, A.D. 1024, who, under pretext of destroying its idols, carried off its treasures along with its renowned gates) etc. |
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| somanāthabhāṣya | n. Name of work |
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| somanāthabhaṭṭa | m. Name of various authors |
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| somanāthadīkṣita | m. Name of an author |
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| somanāthadīkṣitīya | n. Name of work |
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| somanāthamahāpātra | n. Name of an author |
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| somanāthapaṇḍita | m. Name of an author |
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| somanāthapaṭṭana | n. (equals -pattana-) |
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| somanāthapattana | n. Name of a town on the western coast of India (commonly called Somnath Pattan in Kathiawar, celebrated for the śiva- temple above described) |
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| somanāthapraśasti | f. Name of work |
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| somanātharasa | m. a particular preparation of iron |
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| somanāthatīrtha | n. Name of a tīrtha- |
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| somanāthīya | n. Name of work |
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| somāṇḍabilā | f. Name of work |
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| somāṇḍapille | f. Name of work |
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| somanetra | (s/oma--) mfn. having soma- as a guide |
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| somāṅga | n. a part of the soma- sacrifice |
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| somāṅgapānakārikā | f. Name of work |
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| somanīti | f. Name of work |
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| somapa | mf(ā-)n. drinking or entitled to drink soma--juice etc. |
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| somapa | m. a soma- sacrificer, any sacrificer |
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| somapa | m. Name of a being reckoned among the viśve- devāḥ- |
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| somapa | m. of one of skanda-'s attendants |
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| somapa | m. of an asura- |
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| somapa | m. of an author |
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| somapa | m. plural Name of a family of ṛṣi-s |
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| somapa | m. of a class of pitṛ-s |
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| somapa | m. of a people |
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| somapā | mfn. (see -p/a-above accusative plural m. -pas-; dative case sg. -pe-) drinking or entitled to drink soma--juice |
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| somapā | mfn. a soma- sacrificer or performer of any sacrifice |
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| somapā | mfn. a pitṛ- of a particular class (said to be especially the progenitors of the Brahmans) |
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| somapā | mfn. a Brahman |
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| somāpa | mfn. or m. (see saumāp/a-). |
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| somapada | m. plural Name of particular worlds |
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| somapada | n. Name of a tīrtha- |
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| somapadārthakathana | n. Name of work |
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| somapaddhati | f. Name of work |
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| somāpahṛta | mfn. one whose soma- has been stolen |
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| somapāla | m. a guardian of soma- |
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| somapāla | m. a preserver of soma-, (prob.) a provider or seller of the soma- plant |
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| somapāla | m. Name of various men |
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| somapāla | m. plural Name of the gandharva-s (as keeping especial guard over the soma-) |
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| somapālavilāsa | m. Name of work |
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| somapāna | n. the drinking of soma- |
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| somapāna | mfn. soma- drinking, a soma- drinker |
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| somapañcaka | n. Name of work |
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| somapañcakaprayoga | m. Name of work |
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| somapañcikā | f. Name of work |
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| somapaṇḍita | m. Name of an author |
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| somaparibādh | mfn. removing the soma-, a despiser of the soma- (rather to be read soma paribādho-). |
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| somapariśrayaṇa | n. a cloth with which the soma- is pressed together |
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| somaparṇa | n. a soma--leaf |
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| somaparvan | n. (prob.) the time of a soma--festival |
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| somaparyāṇahana | n. equals -pariśrayaṇa- |
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| somapātama | mfn. drinking much soma- |
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| somapāthin | (?) m. a drinker of soma- |
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| somapati | m. (s/oma--) "lord of soma-", Name of indra- |
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| somapati | m. a lord of the moon, |
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| somapatnī | f. the wife of soma- |
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| somapātra | n. a vessel for holding soma- |
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| somapattra | n. Saccharum Cylindricum |
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| somāpauṣṇa | mfn. belonging to soma- and pūṣan- |
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| somapāvan | m. a soma- drinker |
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| somapāyin | mfn. idem or 'mfn. soma- drinking, a soma- drinker ' |
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| somapeya | m. a sacrifice in which soma- is drunk, soma- libation |
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| somapeya | n. a draught of soma- |
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| somāpi | m. Name of a son of sahadeva- |
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| somapīḍā | f. Name of a princess |
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| somapītha | m. a draught of soma- etc. |
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| somapītha | mfn. drinking soma- |
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| somapīthin | mfn. drinking soma- |
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| somapīti | f. (s/oma--) a draught of soma- |
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| somapīti | f. a soma- sacrifice |
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| somapītin | mfn. drinking soma- |
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| somapitsaru | mfn. (said of a plough) |
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| somapīvin | m. (?) a soma--drinker |
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| somaprabha | mf(ā-)n. having the splendour of the moon |
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| somaprabha | m. Name of various men |
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| somaprabhā | f. a N. |
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| somapraśna | m. Name of work |
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| somaprathama | mfn. having soma- as the first |
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| somapratīka | (s/oma--) mfn. having soma- at the head |
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| somapratiprasthātṛprayoga | m. Name of work |
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| somapravāka | m. the proclaimer of a soma- sacrifice |
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| somaprāyaścitta | n. Name of work |
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| somaprayoga | m. |
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| somaprayogakārikā | f. |
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| somaprayogamantra | m. plural Name of work |
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| somaprayogapaddhati | f. |
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| somaprayogaprāyaścitta | n. |
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| somaprayogaratnamālā | f. Name of work |
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| somaprayogavṛtti | f. Name of work |
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| somapṛṣṭha | (s/oma--) mf(ā-)n. bearing soma- on the back (according to to ,"one to whom the pṛṣṭhya-stotra-s, accompanied with soma-, are dedicated") |
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| somapūjā | f. Name of work |
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| somapura | n. the city of soma- |
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| somapura | n. an ancient Name of pāṭali-putra- |
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| somapura | n. or f(ī-). Name of a temple |
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| somapurogava | (s/oma--) mfn. having soma- as a guide |
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| somapuruṣa | m. a servant of soma-. |
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| somāpūṣan | m. dual number soma- and pūṣan- |
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| somaputra | m. "son of soma- or of the Moon", the planet Mercury |
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| somaputra | mf(ā-)n. having soma- as son |
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| somaputrī | f. a daughter of soma- |
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| somarabhas | (s/oma--) mfn. intoxicated with soma- (only Comparative degree -tara-) |
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| somarāga | m. a particular rāga- |
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| somarāja | m. "king soma-", the moon |
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| somarāja | m. Name of an author |
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| somarājadeva | m. Name of an author |
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| somarājaka | m. plural Name of a family (varia lectio jaki-). |
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| somarājan | mf(jñī-)n. (s/oma--) having soma- as king |
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| somarājan | m. Name of a muni- |
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| somarājasuta | m. "son of the Moon", the planet Mercury |
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| somarājī | f. a thin crescent of the moon |
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| somarājī | f. Vernonia Anthelminthica |
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| somarājī | f. a particular metre |
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| somarājikā | f. Vernonia Anthelminthica |
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| somarājin | m. idem or 'f. Ve |
