Sanskrit Dictionary

mfn. burnt with fire

;

mfn. cauterized

n. a cautery.

mfn. burnt on a funeral pile

m. plural a class of pitṛ-s who, when on earth, maintained a sacred fire

agnidāha

m. a particular disease

agnidāha

m. a fiery glow (in the sky)

agnidaivata

n. equals -nakṣatr/a- q.v

agnidamanī

f. a narcotic plant, Solanum Jacquini.

agnidatta

m. Name of a prince

agnidatta

m. of a brahman-

agnidāyaka

m. equals -da- q.v

agnideva

m. agni-

agnidevā

f. equals -nakṣatr/a-, q.v

agnidevata

(agn/i--) mfn. having agni- for deity

agnidh

(agn/i-dh-, dh-for /idh- see agn/īdh-) m. the priest who kindles the sacred fire

agnidhāna

n. receptacle for the sacred fire

agnidīpana

mf(ī-)n. stomachic

agnidīpta

mfn. blazing, glowing

agnidīptā

f. the plant mahājyotiṣmatī-.

agnidīpti

f. active state of digestion

agnidiś

f. agni-'s quarter, the south-east

agnidūṣita

mfn. "fire-marked", branded.

agnidūta

(agn/i--) mfn. having agni- for a messenger, brought by agni-

mf(ā-)n. pregnant with fire

m. a gem supposed to contain and give out solar heat (= sūrya-kānta-)

m. Name of a frothy substance on the sea, engendered by the submarine, fire

m. Name of a man

agnigarbhā

f. the plant mahājyotiṣmatī-.

agnighaṭa

m. Name of a hell

agnigodāna

m. one at whose hair-cutting ceremony agni- is the chief deity,

agnigrantha

m. Name of work

agnigṛha

n. house or place for keeping the sacred fire

agnigṛha

n. a room fitted with hot-baths

agnihavana

n. a sacrificial libation

agnihoma

m. oblation put into the fire

agnihotṛ

(agn/i-) m. having agni- for a priest

agnihotra

mfn. (agn/i--) sacrificing to agni-

agnihotra

etc. oblation to agni- (chiefly of milk, oil, and sour gruel;there are two kinds of agnihotra-, one is nitya- id est of constant obligation, the other kāmya- id est optional)

agnihotra

n. the sacred fire

etc.

agnihotradevatā

f. the deity of the agnihotra-

agnihotrahavanī

f. a spoon used at the agnihotra-

agnihotrahoma

m. a libation at the agnihotra-

agnihotrahut

mfn. offering the agnihotra-

agnihotrāhuti

f. a libation or offering at the agnihotra- ([

see āhuti-])

agnihotraprāyaṇa

mfn. beginning with the agni-hotra-,

agnihotrasthālī

f. a pot used at the agnihotra-

agnihotratva

n. the state of the agnihotra-

agnihotravelā

f. the time of the agni-hotra-,

agnihotrāvṛt

f. (See āvṛt-) the mere agnihotra- without recitation of Vedic formulas

agnihotrāyaṇin

mfn. one who offers only the agnihotra-

agnihotṛbrāhmaṇa

m. Name (also title or epithet) of a class of Brahmans (who regard agni- as chief deity),

agnihotreṣṭi

f. a libation or offering at the agnihotra- ([

see iṣṭi-])

agnihotrī

f. the cow destined for the agnihotra-

agnihotrin

mfn. practising the agnihotra-, maintaining the sacrificial fire

agnihotrivatsa

m. her calf.

agnihotroccheṣaṇa

n. the remains of the agnihotra- ([

])

agnihotrocchiṣṭa

n. the remains of the agnihotra- ([

])

agnihut

([

]) mfn. sacrificed by fire.

agnihuta

mfn. sacrificed by fire.

agnihvara

mfn.? making a mistake in the fire-ceremonial

agnija

mfn. "fire-born", produced by or in fire

agnija

m. Name of viṣṇu-

agnija

m. of a frothy substance on the sea (see -garbha-)

agnijā

f. a brown cow,

agnijāla

m. Name of a frothy substance on the sea (see -garbha-and -j/a-)

agnijanman

m. "fire-born", skanda-, god of war.

agnijāra

m. Name of a frothy substance on the sea (see -garbha-and -j/a-)

agnijihva

mfn. "having agni- for tongue", consuming the sacrifice through agni-

agnijihvā

f. tongue or flame of fire

agnijihva

mfn. the plant Methonica Superba (lāṅgalī-).

agnijvāla

m. Name of śiva-

agnijvālā

f. flame of fire

agnijvālā

f. a Plant with red blossoms, used by dyers, Grislea Tomentosa

agnijvālā

f. jalapippalī-.

agnijvalitatejana

mfn. having a point hardened in fire

agnijyeṣṭha

(n/i-- jy-), mfn. having agni- for a chief,

agnijyotis

mfn. flaming,

agnika

m. a plant, probably Semecarpus Anacardium

agnika

m. a kind of serpent

agnika

m. an insect of scarlet colour, Coccinella

agnika

n. the Acayou-nut

agnikalpa

(agn/i--) mfn. having the nature of fire

agnikaṇa

m. "fire-particle", a spark.

agnikārikā

f. ([

]) kindling or feeding the sacrificial fire with clarified butter etc.

agnikārikā

f. the prayers said while doing so

agnikārikā

f. cauterization.

agnikarman

n. "fire-act", piling up the wood etc.

agnikarman

n. action of agni-

agnikarman

n. cauterization

agnikārya

n. ([

etc.]) kindling or feeding the sacrificial fire with clarified butter etc.

agnikārya

n. the prayers said while doing so

agnikārya

n. cauterization.

agnikāṣṭha

n. Agallochum

agniketu

mfn. (agni--) having fire as an emblem or characteristic mark (uṣas-)

agniketu

m. (us-) Name of a rakṣas-

agnikhadā

f. an infernal pan or stove

agnikoṇa

m. the south-east quarter, ruled over by agni-

agnikriḍā

f. "fire sport", fire works, illuminations, etc.

agnikṛta

mfn. made by fire.

agnikṣetra

n. the place for the fire-altar,

agnikukkuṭa

m. a lighted wisp of straw, firebrand

agnikumāra

m. a particular preparation of various drugs. Name of a class of bhavanavāsin- deities

agnikuṇḍa

n. a pan with live coals

agnikuṇḍa

n. a hole or enclosed space for the consecrated fire

agnilocana

m. fiery-eyed, Name (also title or epithet) of śiva-,

agniloka

m. the world of agni-

agnimadana

n. the fire of sexual love,

agniman

m. fieriness,

agnimāndya

n. slowness of digestion, dyspepsia.

agnimaṇi

m. the sun-stone (equals surya-kānta-).

agnimantha

mfn. producing fire by friction

agnimantha

m. Premna Spinosa

agnimanthana

n. production of fire by friction

agnimanthanīya

mfn. relating to such friction

agnimāruti

m. Name of agastya-

agnimāruti

m. see āgnimāruta-.

agnimat

mfn. being near the fire

(

has v/at-)

agnimat

mfn. having or maintaining a sacrificial fire

etc.

agnimat

mfn. having a good digestion

agnimāṭhara

m. Name of an expounder of the ṛg-- veda-

agnimaya

mf(ī-)n. fiery

agnimindha

(agnim-indh/a-) m. the priest who kindles the fire

agnimitra

m. Name of a prince of the śuṅga-, dynasty, son of puṣyamitra-

agnimīyāma

m. Name (also title or epithet) of a sāman-,

agnimūḍha

(agn/i--) mfn. made insane by agni-

, additional verses

agnimukha

mfn. (agni--) having agni- for the mouth

agnimukha

m. a deity, a brāhmaṇa-, a tonic medicine

agnimukha

m. Semicarpus Anacardium

agnimukha

m. Plumbago Zeylanica

agnimukha

m. Name of a bug

agnimukhī

f. Semicarpus Anacardium

agnimukhī

f. Gloriosa (or Methonica) Superba.

agninakṣatra

n. the third lunar mansion the Pleiades (kṛttikā-)

agnināman

n. a name of agni-,

agninārāyaṇa

m. Name (also title or epithet) of agni- (as worshipped by the Agni-hotr2i-bra1hmans),

agninayana

n. the act of bringing out the sacrificial fire.

agninetra

(agn/i--) mfn. having agni- for a guide

agninidhāna

n. the placing of the fire,

agniniryāsa

m. equals -jāra-.

agninunna

(agn/i-) mfn. struck by fire or lightning

agninyakta

(n/i-- ny-), mfn. mingled with agni- (id est having agni- incidentally mentioned),

agnipada

m. "whose foot has stepped on the sacrificial fire place", Name of a horse

agnipakva

mfn. cooked on the fire

agnipānīya

n. the observance of throwing one's self first into water and then into fire, hāla-, Scholiast or Commentator

agniparicchada

m. the whole apparatus of a fire-sacrifice

agniparidhāna

n. enclosing the sacrificial fire with a kind of screen.

agniparikriyā

f. care of the sacred fire

agniparīkṣā

f. ordeal by fire.

agniparvata

m. "fire-mountain", a volcano

agnipāta

m. idem or 'm. "fire-mountain", a volcano ',

agnipatana

n. throwing one's self into fire,

agniprabhā

f. a venomous insect

agnipradāna

n. throwing into the fire,

agnipraṇayana

n. equals -nayana- q.v

agnipraṇayana

n. vessels for conveying the sacrificial fire,

agnipraṇayanīya

mfn. referring to the -praṇayana-.

agniprastara

m. a fire-producing stone

agniprastara

m. flint

agnipratiṣṭhā

f. consecration of fire, especially of the nuptial fire.

agnipraveśa

m. entering the fire, self immolation of a widow on her husband's funeral pile.

agnipraveśana

n. entering the fire, self immolation of a widow on her husband's funeral pile.

agniprāyaścitta

n. an expiatory act during the preparation of the sacrificial fire.

agniprāyaścitti

([

]) f. an expiatory act during the preparation of the sacrificial fire.

agnipuccha

n. tail or extreme point of, a sacrificial fire (arranged in the shape of a bird)

agnipurā

f. the castle of agni-

agnipurāṇa

n. Name of a purāṇa-.

agnipurogama

mfn. having agni- for a leader.

agniputra

m. "agni-'s son", Name (also title or epithet) of skanda-,

agnirahasya

n. "mystery of agni-", title of the tenth book of the śatapatha-brāhmaṇa-.

agnirahasyakāṇḍa

n. Name (also title or epithet) of the 10th (or 12th) book of the

agniraja

m. a scarlet insect

agnirājan

mfn. plural "having agni- as king", Name of the vastu-s

agnirajas

m. a scarlet insect

agnirakṣaṇa

n. maintenance of the sacred domestic fire.

agnirāśi

m. a heap or mass of fire, a burning pile.

agniretasa

mfn. sprung from agni-'s seed

agnirohiṇī

f. a hard inflammatory swelling in the arm-pit

agniruhā

f. the plant māṃsarohiṇī-.

agnirūpa

mfn. (agn/i--) fire-shaped

agnirūpa

n. (agni-r/ūpa-) a shape of fire

agnisāda

m. weakness of digestion

agnisahāya

m. "friend of fire", the wind

agnisahāya

m. a wild pigeon

agnisajjā

f.? indigestion

agniśakaṭī

f. "fire-vehicle", a portable furnace,

agnisakha

m. "friend of fire", the wind

agnisākṣika

mfn. taking agni- or the domestic or nuptial fire for a witness

agnisākṣikamaryāda

mfn. one who taking agni- for a witness gives a solemn promise of conjugal fidelity.

agniśakti

f. the force of digestion,

agniśāla

([

]) n. house or place for keeping, the sacrificial fire.

agniśālā

f. house or place for keeping, the sacrificial fire.

agnisamādhāna

n. kindling fire,

mfn. produced from fire

m. wild safflower

m. equals -jāra-

m. "the result of digestion", chyme or chyle

agnisaṃcaya

m. preparing the sacrificial fire-place

agnisaṃcaya

m. See -cayana-.

agnisaṃdīpana

mfn. stimulating digestion,

agnisaṃkāśa

(agn/i--) mfn. resplendent like fire

agnisaṃskāra

m. the consecration of fire

agnisaṃskāra

m. performance of any rite in which the application of fire is essential, as the burning of a dead body

agnisāra

n. a medicine for the eyes, a collyrium

agniśaraṇa

n. house or place for keeping, the sacrificial fire.

agnisaras

n. Name of a tīrtha-

agniśarman

m. Name of a man.

agnisāt

ind. to the state of fire (used in compound with1. kṛ-and bhū- exempli gratia, 'for example' agnisāt kṛ-,to reduce to fire, to consume by fire) see bhasmasāt-.

agniśaucavastra

n. a fine muslin garment,

agnisava

m. consecration of the fire

agnisāvarṇi

m. Name of a manu-

agniśekhara

n. saffron

agniśeṣa

m. appendix to the chapter on agni- in the taittirīya-saṃhitā-.

mfn. having a point like fire (an arrow)

m. an arrow

m. a lamp

m. a safflower plant

m. saffron

m. Name of vararuci-'s father

m. of a vetāla-

n. saffron

, gold

agniśikhā

f. a flame

, the plants Gloriosa Superba and Menispermum Cordifolium.

agnisiṃha

m. Name of the father of the seventh black vāsudeva-

agnisparśa

mfn. scalding hot,

agniśrī

m(Nominal verb plural -sr/iyas-)fn. having the brightness of agni-

(["approaching the fire (of lightning)"

])

agnisroṇi

f. leg of the sacrificial altar

agnistambha

m. or

agnistambhana

n. the (magical) quenching of fire.

mfn. placed in, or over, near the fire

m. a pan, fire-pan

([ see -ṣṭhikā-])

m. a vehicle carrying the fire

m. (in the aśvamedha- sacrifice) the eleventh yūpa- or sacrificial post, which (of all the twenty-one) is nearest the fire

agniṣṭhā

f. that corner of the sacrificial post which (of all the eight) is nearest the fire

agnisthala

n. the fire-place,

agniṣṭhikā

f. a fire-pan ([ see -ṣṭha-]).

agnistoka

m. a particle of fire, spark.

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)

agniṣṭoma

m. a mantra or kalpa connected with the agniṣṭoma-

agniṣṭomahotra

n. title of a Vedic text.

agniṣṭomasad

mfn. performing the agniṣṭoma-

agniṣṭomasadya

n. the performance of agniṣṭoma-

agniṣṭomasāma

m. the passage of the sāma-veda- chanted at the agniṣṭoma-

agniṣṭomasāman

n. the passage of the sāma-veda- chanted at the agniṣṭoma-

agniṣṭomayājin

mfn. one who has performed the agniṣṭoma-

agniṣṭut

m. "laudatory of agni-", the first day of the agniṣṭoma- sacrifice, one day of the sattra- pañcadaśarātra-

agniṣṭut

m. Name of a son of the sixth manu-, cākṣuṣa- (by naḍvalā-)

([ varia lectio -ṣṭubh-]).

agniśuśrūṣā

f. attention to the sacrificial fire

agnisūtra

n. thread of fire

agnisūtra

n. a girdle of sacrificial grass put upon a young Brahman at his investiture

agniṣvātta

m. plural ([in Epic and later texts -svātta-]) "tasted by the funeral fire", the Manes

agniṣvātta

m. plural in later texts Name of a class of Manes (who on earth neglected the sacrificial fire)

agnisvātta

See -ṣvātt/a-.

agnitā

(agn/i-) f. the state of fire

agnitanu

f. plural Name (also title or epithet) of particular texts,

agnitap

mfn. enjoying the warmth of fire

agnitapas

mfn. hot as fire, glowing

agnitapta

mfn. fire-heated, glowing

agnitejas

mfn. (agn/i--) having the energy of fire or of agni-

agnitejas

m. one of the seven ṛṣi-s of the eleventh manvantara-

agnitrā

mfn. See /an-agnitrā-.

agnitraya

n. the three sacred fires, called respectively gārhapatya-, āhavanīya-, and dakṣiṇa-.

agnitretā

([

]) f. the three sacred fires, called respectively gārhapatya-, āhavanīya-, and dakṣiṇa-.

agnituṇḍa

m. a particular fire-spitting animal (existing in a hell),

agnivādin

m. "fire-asserter", worshipper of fire.

agnivaha

mfn. exposing one's self to heat,

agnivāha

m. the vehicle of fire id est smoke

agnivallabha

m. the tree Shorea Robusta

agnivallabha

m. its resinous juice.

agnivāṇa

m. a fiery arrow.

agnivarcas

m. Name of a teacher of the purāṇa-s

agnivardhaka

mfn. promoting digestion, stomachic.

agnivardhana

mfn. promoting digestion, stomachic.

agnivarṇa

mf(ā-)n. having the colour of fire

agnivarṇa

mf(ā-)n. hot, fiery (said of liquors)

agnivarṇa

m. Name of a prince, son of sudarśana-.

agnivārtta

mfn. gaining a livelihood by fire [as a blacksmith etc.]

agnivāsas

(agn/i--) mfn. wearing a fiery or red garment

agnivat

mfn. being near the fire

(= -m/at- q.v)

agnivat

mfn. "joined to (another) fire", Name of agni-

agnivelā

f. the time at which the fire is kindled, afternoon

agniveśa

m. Name of an ancient medical authority

agniveśa

m. also of other persons.

agniveśman

m. the fourteenth day of the karma-māsa-

agniveśya

m. Name of a teacher

agniveśya

m. Name of the 22nd muhūrta-

agnivetāla

m. Name of a vetāla- (connected with the story of king vikramāditya-).

agnividhā

f. manner or fashion of fire

agniviharaṇa

n. removing the sacrificial fire from the āgnīdhra- to the sadas- maṇḍapa-

agnivimocana

n. the act of lowering the sacrificial fire (by spreading it out).

agnivīrya

n. gold

agniviś

f. coal,

agnivisarpa

m. spread of inflammation (in a tumour).

agnivṛddhi

f. improvement of digestion.

agniyauna

mfn. produced from fire,

agniyojana

n. the act of stirring the sacrificial fire (to make it blaze up).

agniyuta

m. Name of the author of the hymn x, 116 in the ṛg-- veda-.

abdhyagni

m. submarine fire.

abhyagni

m. Name of a son of etaśa- or aitaśa-

abhyagni

ind. towards the fire

adhyagni

ind. over or by the nuptial fire (property given to the bride).

m. (/an-agni-

) non-fire

m. substance differing from fire

m. absence of fire

mfn. requiring no fire or fire-place

mfn. not maintaining a sacred fire, irreligious

mfn. unmarried

mfn. dispensing with fire

mfn. "having no fire in the stomach"