Sanskrit Dictionary

mfn. to be practised

mfn. to be studied

mfn. to be repeated

mfn. (in grammar) to be reduplicated.

agrasandhyā

f. early down.

āharavasanā

gaRa mayūra-vyaṃsakādi-

ajinasandha

m. one who prepares skins, a furrier

anvakṣarasandhi

m. a kind of saṃdhi- in the veda-s

mfn. not quiet, not clear

mfn. turbid, muddy

mfn. displeased, unfavourable.

mfn. not reconciled, angry with (locative case),

āśasana

n. ( śas-), cutting up (a killed animal)

asatyasandha

mfn. treacherous, base

asatyasannibha

mfn. improbable, unlikely

aśvasani

mfn. gaining or procuring horses

(see gaRa savanādi- q.v)

atiprasanna

n. (impersonal or used impersonally) too much grace has been shown,

ātmasani

mfn. granting the breath of life

avadātavasana

mfn. "clothed in white", laical,

avahasana

n. deriding

mfn. sunk down, pressed down (as by a burden

)

mfn. sunken (as eyes)

mfn. (opposed to ut-sanna-) deep (as a wound)

mfn. languid, dispirited, distressed, unhappy

mfn. ended, terminated

mfn. (as the eyesight;said of a blind person)

mfn. (in law) beaten in a cause.

aviśvasanīya

mfn. not to be trusted.

aviśvasanīyatva

n. the not deserving confidence

avyasana

mfn. free from evil practices

avyasanin

mfn. idem or 'mfn. free from evil practices '

bahirvyasana

n. external vice, licentiousness, immorality

bahirvyasanin

mfn. immoral, dissolute

bahiṣṭādviśasana

n. (a hide) the flesh-side of which is turned outwards

balavayasana

n. the defeat or rout of an army

balavayasanasaṃkula

mfn. (a king) embarrassed by disorder in (his) army

bhadravasana

n. splendid apparel

bhartṛvyasanapiḍita

mfn. afflicted by a husband's or master's calamity

bhasana

m. a bee

bhasanta

m. time

bhayānakarasanirdeśa

m. Name of chapter of

carmavasana

m. (equals k/ṛtti-vāsas-) śiva-

cīranivasana

m. plural " equals -bhṛt- ", Name of a people

cīravasana

mfn. equals -bhṛt-

cittaprasannatā

f. happiness of mind, gaiety

cīvaranivasana

varia lectio for cīra-n-.

daivajñasanmuni

m. Name of an astrologer

dantavyasana

n. fracture or decay of the teeth or of a tusk.

daśakāmajavyasana

n. the 10 vices arising from love of pleasure (See

) .

daśanavasana

n. equals -cchada-

daśanavasanāṅgarāga

m. plural Name of a kalā- (q.v)

daśasani

mfn. winning 10

dhanasani

mfn. granting or winning wealth

dhūrtaprahasana

n. Name (also title or epithet) of a comedy by jyotir-īśvara- .

dhvasan

m. Name of a king of the

dhvasani

m. sprinkler (a cloud)

dhvasanti

m. Name of a man, 152, 23.

digvasana

m. a jaina-

digvasana

n. nakedness

dīkṣitavasana

n. the garment of an initiated person

dīrgharasana

m. "long-tongued", a serpent

divasanātha

m. "day-lord", the sun

divasanirīkṣaka

m. a kind of ascetic

durbhikṣavyasanin

mfn. suffering from the calamity of famine

durgavyasana

n. defect in a fortress (its being ill-guarded etc.)

durvyasana

n. bad propensity, vice

duvasana

mfn. idem or 'mfn. stirring, restless (soma-) ' (eagle) , iv, 6, 10.

dvirasana

mfn. double tongued.

dvirasana

m. snake

dvitridivasanivāsa

m. abode for 2 or 3 days

gatasannaka

m. an elephant out of rut

ghasana

n. devouring

n. swallowing

n. a kind of partial eclipse of the sun or moon

n. seizing

n. the mouth, jaws

mf(ā-)n. laughing

mf(ā-)n. jesting or sporting with

m. Name of one of skanda-'s attendants

hasanā

f. a jest, encouraging shout (others,"lightning")

n. laughter, a laugh (according to to some, "with tremulous lips")

hasanī

f. See next

hasanī

f. a portable fire-place or chafing-dish

hasanī

f. Name of a mythical river (equals hasantī-)

hasanīmaṇi

m. "hearth-jewel", fire

hasanīya

mfn. to be laughed at or derided by (genitive case)

f. a portable fire-vessel, small furnace, chafing-dish

f. Arabian jasmine

f. a particular female demon

mānotsekaparākramavyasanin

f. Name of a river (equals hasanī-)

hasantikā

f. a portable fire-vessel, small fireplace

iṣvasana

n. "arrow-thrower", a bow

kāmasani

mfn. fulfilling wishes

kāṇḍasandhi

m. a joint in the stem of a tree or of a reed

kāryavyasana

n. failure of an affair

kasana

m. cough (equals kāsa-)

kasanā

f. a kind of venomous snake (or spider, lūtā-

)

kasanotpāṭana

m. "cough-relieving", the plant Gendarussa vulgaris

kaṣāyavasana

n. the yellowish-red garment of Buddhist mendicants (forming with head-shaving their distinctive badge, see kaṣāya- n.above, and kāṣāya-v-)

kāṣāyavasana

mf(ā-)n. equals -vāsas-

kāṣāyavasanā

f. a widow

kaṭīnivasana

n. a cloth worn round the hip

kośakāravasana

n. a silken garment

kriyāvasanna

mfn. one who loses a lawsuit through the statements of the witnesses etc.

kusumasanātha

mfn. possessed of flowers, having flowers.

lambodaraprahasana

n. Name of work

laṭakamelanaprahasana

n. Name of a drama.

latārasana

m. "creeper-tongued", a snake

lokasani

mfn. causing room or space, effecting a free course

madālasanāṭaka

n. Name of work

madrasanīḍa

n. neighbourhood of the Madras

mahāvyasanasaptaka

n. collection of seven vices (viz. mṛgayā-, akṣa-, strī-, pāna-, vāk-pāruṣya-, artha-dūṣaṇa-,and daṇḍa-pāruṣya-)

mānasanayana

n. Name of work

mānasanayanaprasādinī

f. Name of commentator or commentary on it.

mfn. possessing intense diligence, prowess, haughtiness and pride

mārivyasanavāraka

m. averting plague and distress, Name of kumāra-pāla-

masana

n. (only

) meting, measuring

masana

n. hurting, injuring (see maṣ-)

masana

n. Vernonia Anthelmintica.

mithyācāraprahasana

n. Name of a comedy.

mithyānirasana

n. denial by oath

mṛganirmokavasana

mfn. clothed in the cast-off skin of a deer

mṛgayāvyasana

n. a hunting-accident

muktavasana

mfn. one who has put off his clothes, going about naked

muktavasana

m. a jaina- ascetic

mūlavyasanavṛttimat

mfn. one who gain his living by an hereditary debasing occupation

muṇḍitaprahasana

n. Name of a drama,

mūrkhavyasanināyaka

mfn. having a foolish and vicious commander

nāmāparādhanirasanastotra

n. Name of a stotra-.

nauvyasana

n. shipwreck, naufrage

niḥśvasana

n. breathing out or sighing

nīlavasana

n. a blue garment

nīlavasana

m. the planet Saturn

mf(ī-)n. casting out, driving away, expelling, removing, rejecting

n. the act of casting out etc.

n. vomiting, spitting out

n. banishment from (ablative)

n. denying, refusal, contradiction

and

n. scattering, dispersing

n. destruction, extermination

nirasanīya

mfn. to be driven out or expelled

nirasanīya

mfn. to be rejected or refused

nirdasanākṣijihva

mfn. deprived of teeth and eyes and tongue

nirvyasana

mfn. free from bad inclinations

n. putting on (a garment)

n. cloth, garment (see kaṭī-niv-)

etc.

n. an under garment

n. dwelling, habitation

nyasana

n. putting down, depositing, placing, arranging

nyasana

n. bringing forward, mentioning

nyasanīya

mfn. to be put or placed

panasanālikā

f. the bread-fruit tree

paryasana

n. throwing or tossing about

paryasana

n. casting, sending

paryasana

n. putting off or away

paryudasana

n. exclusion

paṭṭanivasana

m. a town-dweller, citizen

payopavasana

n. a kind of fast when milk is the only food

Va1rtt.6

pīnasanāśana

mfn. destroying catarrh

pīnasanāśanā

f. Cucumis Utilissimus.

pīvopavasana

mfn. covered with fat

(see payāpavasana-and

Va1rtt. 6

)

prahasana

n. laughter, mirth, mockery, derision

(nam-,enclit. after a finite verb gaRa gotrādi-; ne- kṛ-,to mock, deride gaRa sākṣād-ādi-

)

prahasana

n. (in rhetoric) satire, sarcasm

prahasana

n. (especially) a kind of comedy or farce

prahasananāṭaka

n. Name (also title or epithet) of a comedy ascribed to kālidāsa-.

prahasantī

f. a species of jasmine

prahasantī

f. another plant

prahasantī

f. a large chafing-dish or fire-pan

prasan

(only A1.acr. 3. plural -siṣanta-), to win, be successful

mfn. clear, bright, pure (literally and figuratively)

etc.

mfn. distinct, perspicuous

mfn. true, right, plain, correct, just

mfn. placid, tranquil

mfn. soothed, pleased

mfn. gracious, kind, kindly disposed towards (with locative case genitive case,or accusative and prati-), favourable (as stars etc.)

mfn. gracious, showing favour (as a speech)

etc.

m. Name of a prince

prasannā

f. propitiating, pleasing

m. spirituous liquor made of rice

m. complacence, good humour

prasannaveṅkaṭeśvamāhāmya

etc. See .

prasannacaṇḍikā

f. Name of a drama

prasannacandra

m. Name of a prince

prasannagātrtā

f. having tranquil limbs (one of the 80 minor marks of a buddha-)

prasannajala

mfn. containing clear water

prasannakalpa

mfn. almost quiet, tolerably calm

prasannamukha

mfn. "placid-countenanced", looking pleased, smiling

prasannapāda

m. or n. (?) Name of work by dharma-kīrti-

prasannaprāya

mfn. rather plain or correct

prasannarāghava

n. Name of a drama by jaya-deva-

prasannarasa

mfn. clear-juiced

prasannasalila

mfn. equals -jala-

prasannatā

f. brightness, clearness, purity

prasannatā

f. clearness of expression, perspicuity

prasannatarka

mfn. conjecturing right

prasannateyu

(?) and prasanneyu- (?) m. Name of two sons of raudrāśva-

prasannātman

mfn. gracious-minded, propitious

prasannatva

n. clearness, purity

n. Name of a legend in the bhaviṣyottara-- purāṇa-

prasannerā

f. spirituous liquor made of rice

pravasana

n. setting out on a journey, departing.

pravasana

n. dying, decease

priyavasantaka

m. "the desired spring"and"the dear vasantaka-"

purovātasani

mfn. bringing east wind

rabhasanandin

m. Name of a Buddhist author

rahasanandin

m. Name of a grammarian

rāhugrasana

n. "the being swallowed by rāhu-", an eclipse

raktavasana

m. "clad in reddish garments", a religious mendicant

n. (for 2.See) the act of roaring or screaming or rumbling or thundering, any sound or noise

n. croaking (of frogs)

m. (for 1.See) phlegm or saliva (regarded as the cause to taste to the tongue)

rasanā

f. See below

n. tasting, taste, flavour, savour

etc.

n. the tongue as organ of taste

samyaktvamithyātvasarvasaṃgrasana

n. the being sensible of (anything), perception, apprehension, sense

rasanā

f. the tongue as organ of taste

etc.

rasanā

f. Name of two plants (equals gandha-bhadrā-and rāsnā-)

rasanābha

n. equals -jāta-

rasanālih

m. "licking with the tongue", a dog

rasanāmala

n. any impurity on the tongue

rasanāmūla

n. the root of the tongue

rasanānigraha

m. Name of work

rasanārada

m. "having the tongue for teeth", a bird

rasanātha

m. "chief of fluids", quicksilver

rasanāyaka

m. "lord of the feelings", Name of kāmadeva-

rasanāyaka

m. of śiva-

rasanendriya

n. "organ of taste", the tongue

rasanetrī

f. realgar, red arsenic

rasanetrikā

f. realgar, red arsenic

rasanibandha

m. Name of work

rasanirūpaṇa

n. Name of work

rasanivṛtti

f. cessation or loss of taste

rasanīya

mfn. to be tasted, tasty, palatable

rasantama

m. equals r/asa-tama-

rūpasanātana

m. Name of an author

sadasan

for -asat- in compound

sadasanmaya

mf(ī-)n. formed or consisting of existent and non-existence

ṣaḍrasanighaṇṭa

m. Name of work

ṣaḍrasanighaṇṭu

m. Name of work

sahasrasani

mfn. gaining or bestowing a thousand

sahasrasani

f. a gift of a thousand

samānavasana

mfn. clothed in the same way

samaravyasanin

mfn. fond of war

samasana

n. the act of throwing or putting together, combination, composition, contraction

samasana

n. anything gathered or collected

samasanād

mfn. eating collected food

samavasanna

mfn. ( sad-) sunk down, depressed, low-spirited

śamavyasanin

mfn. dissolute from indifference

saṃgrasana

n. eating up, devouring

saṃnyasana

n. throwing down, laying aside, giving up, resignation, renunciation of worldly concerns

samprasanna

mfn. soothed, appeased

samprasanna

mfn. propitious, favourable, gracious

samudravasana

mf(ā-)n. sea-clothed, seagirt (the earth)

samudravasanā

f. the earth

saṃvasana

n. a dwelling place, house

m. a particular samādhi-

śamyāprasana

n. (

) equals -kṣepa- above.

śāntarasanāṭaka

n. Name of a drama.

saptavyasanakathā

f. Name of work

sārasana

m. (also written sāraś-and perhaps for sa-raśana-) a woman's zone or girdle (said to be formed of 25 strings)

sārasana

m. a military belt or girdle

sārasana

m. a breast-plate

śarasanadhara

m. "arrow-holder", an archer

śarasanajyā

f. a bow-string

śarasanavid

mfn. skilled in archery,

śasana

n. slaughtering, killing

śatasani

mfn. gaining or procuring a hundred

śivasāsasana

n. " śiva-'s ordinance", Name of a law-book.

sneharasana

n. "oil-taster", the mouth

mf(ā-)n. very clear (as water)

mf(ā-)n. very bright or serene (as the face or mind)

etc.

mf(ā-)n. very gracious or favourable

m. Name of kubera-

suprasannaka

m. Ocimum Pilosum

suprasannaka

m. equals kṛṣṇārjaka-

sūtavyasanin

mfn. suffering some mishap from the unskilfulness of a chief

mf(ā-)n. (4. vas-) equals prec.

mf(ā-)n. well dressed or clothed

n. (5. vas-) a good dwelling

n. Name of a place

suvasanta

m. a beautiful spring season

suvasanta

m. the day of full moon in the month caitra-

suvasanta

m. a festival in honour of kāma-deva- in the moon caitra-

suvasantaka

m. a particular festival (equals prec.)

suvasantaka

m. Gaertnera Racemosa

svāpavyasana

n. somnolency, lethargy

mfn. blowing, hissing, panting, breathing

mfn. breathing heavily

m. air, wind (also of the body) or the god of wind

m. Name of a vasu- (son of śvāsā-)

m. (śv/as-) Name of a serpent-demon

m. Vanguieria Spinosa

n. breathing, respiration, breath

n. heavy breathing

n. clearing the throat

n. hissing (of a serpent)

n. sighing, a sigh

n. feeling or an object of feeling

(Scholiast or Commentator)

śvasanamanoga

mfn. moving as (fast as) wind or thought

śvasanarandhra

n. "breath-hole", a nostril

śvasanasamīraṇa

n. wind (caused) by breathing, breath

śvasanāśana

m. "air-swallower", a snake, serpent (see pavanāśana-, vāyubhakṣa-)

śvasanavat

mfn. hissing, snorting

śvasaneśvara

m. "wind-lord", the tree Pentaptera Arjuna

śvasanormi

mf. a wave or gust of wind

śvasanotsuka

m. "eager for (swallowing) air", a serpent

trasana

n. a quivering ornament (?)

n. breathing, taking breath

n. sighing

n. swelling up commentator or commentary on

vājasaneyapariśiṣṭanigama

n. becoming loose (as a girdle),

udasana

n. throwing up

udasana

n. raising, erecting.

ullakasana

n. erection of the hair of the body (through joy)

upasanna

mfn. put or placed upon, being on

upasanna

mfn. come near, approached (for protection or instruction or worship etc.)

upasanna

mfn. placed near to, given, bestowed upon

upavasana

n. a fast, fasting (See payopavasana-)

upavasana

n. the state of abiding or being near (See pīvo 'pavasana-;both with irregular Sandhi) .

upavasanīya

mfn. belonging to a fast

ūrjasani

(vocative case) mfn. granting strength, Name of agni-

vaiyasana

mfn. (fr. vy-asana-)

vājasana

See sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order

vājasana

mf(ī-)n. relating or belonging to vājasaneya- (said of śiva- and viṣṇu-)

vājasaneya

etc. See sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order

vājasaneya

m. patronymic of yājñavalkya- (m. plural the school of vājasaneya-)

vājasaneyabrāhmaṇa

n. the brāhmaṇa- of the vājasaneya- id est the śatapatha-brāhmaṇa-

vājasaneyagṛhyasūtra

n. Name of work

vājasaneyaka

mfn. belonging or relating to vājasaneya-, devoted to him, composed by him etc.

vājasaneyaka

n. Name of the

m. Name of work

vājasaneyaśākhā

f. the branch or school of the vājasaneya-

vājasaneyasaṃhitā

f. equals vājasaneyi-s-

vājasaneyi

in compound for yin-.

vājasaneyibrāhmaṇa

n. equals śata-patha-br- (see above)

vājasaneyibrāhmaṇopaniṣad

f. Name of an upaniṣad-.

vājasaneyin

m. plural the school of vājasaneya-

(gaRa śaunakādi-)

vājasaneyin

mfn. belonging to that school

vājasaneyiprātiśākhya

n. the prātiśākhya- of the vājasaneyin-s.

vājasaneyiśākhā

f. the branch or school of the vājasaneyin-s

vājasaneyisaṃhitā

f. "the saṃhitā- or continuous text of the vājasaneyin-s" (id est of the hymns of the White yajur-veda- ascribed to the ṛṣi- yājñavalkya- and called śukla-,"white", to distinguish it from the Black or Dark yajur-veda-, which was the name given to the taittirīya-saṃhitā- [q.v.] of the yajur-veda-, because in this last, the separation between the mantra- and brāhmaṇa- portion is obscured, and the two are blended together;whereas the White saṃhitā- is clearly distinguished from the brāhmaṇa-;it is divided into 40 adhyāya-s with 303 anuvāka-s, comprising 1975 sections or kaṇḍikā-s: the legend relates that the original yajus- was taught by the ṛṣi- vaiśampāyana- to his pupil yājñavalkya-, but the latter having incurred his teacher's anger was made to disgorge all the texts he had learnt, which were then picked up by vaiśampāyana-'s other disciples in the form of partridges [see taittirīya-saṃhitā-] yājñavalkya- then hymned the Sun, who gratified by his homage, appeared in the form of a vājin-or horse, and consented to give him fresh yajus- texts, which were not known to his former master; see vājin-)

vājasaneyisaṃhitopaniṣad

f. Name of an upaniṣad- (forming the 40th adhyāya- of the

and also called īśā- or īśā-vāsyopaniṣad- q.v)

vājasani

mfn. winning a prize or booty or wealth, granting strength or vigour, victorious

vājasani

mfn. bestowing food

vājasani

m. Name of viṣṇu-

varṣavasana

n. (more correctly varṣā-v-) the dwelling in houses (of the Buddhist monks) during the rainy season

n. (for 2.See column 3) cloth, clothes, dress, garment, apparel, attire (dual number an upper and lower garment)

etc. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).= clothed in, surrounded by, engrossed by id est wholly devoted or attached to exempli gratia, 'for example' to a doctrine

)

n. investment, siege

n. a leaf of the cinnamon tree

f. an ornament worn by women round the loins

n. (for 1.See column 1) dwelling, abiding, sojourn, residence in (compound)

1. 2. vasana-. See p.932, columns 1 and 3.

vasanamaya

mf(ī-)n. consisting or made of cloth

vasanaparyāya

m. change of clothes

vasanārṇa

n. (na-+ ṛṇa-) the debt of a cloth

, Va1rtt. 7

vasanārṇava

mf(ā-)n. sea-girt (the earth)

vasanasadman

n. "cloth-house", a tent

vasanasadman

See under 1. vasana-.

vasanavat

mfn. clothed

m. (n. gaRa ardharcādi-) "brilliant (season)", spring (comprising according to to some, the months caitra- and vaiśākha- or from the middle of March to that of MaySee ṛtu-;often personified and considered as a friend or attendant of kāmadeva-, the god of love)

etc.

m. a particular metre (4 times $)

m. a particular time (in music)

m. diarrhoea

m. Name of a man

vasantā

(or t/ā-) ind. in spring

etc. (see

)

etc. See .

vasantabandhu

m. "friend of Spring", Name of kāma-deva- (god of love)

vasantabhānu

n. Name of a king

vasantabhūṣaṇa

n. Name of a stotra-.

vasantācārya

m. Name of a teacher

vasantadeva

m. Name of a king and poet

vasantādhyayana

n. studying in spring

vasantadru

m. "spring-tree", the mango (blossoming in March or April)

vasantadruma

m. "spring-tree", the mango (blossoming in March or April)

m. (only

) "spring-messenger", the Indian cuckoo (See kokila-)

m. the mango tree

m. the month caitra- (March-April)

m. the 5th rāga- or the musical mode hindola-

m. Gaertnera Racemosa

m. Bignonia Suaveoleus

m. a plant like the Premna Spinosa.

vasantadūtī

f. the female of the Indian cuckoo

vasantagandhi

m. Name of a buddha-

vasantagandhin

m. Name of a buddha-

vasantaghoṣa

m. "singing in spring", the Koil or Indian cuckoo

vasantaghoṣin

m. "singing in spring", the Koil or Indian cuckoo

vasantaja

mfn. born or produced in spring

vasantajā

f. a kind of jasmine

vasantajā

f. a festival in honour of the god of love

(see vasantotsava-).

vasantaka

m. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' fem. ā-) spring

vasantaka

m. a particular tree, a species of śyonāka-

vasantaka

m. Name of a man,

vasantakāla

m. spring-time, vernal season

vasantakusama

m. "having blossoms in spring", Cordia Latifolia or Myxa

vasantakusamākara

m. a particular mixture

vasantalatā

(

) f. Name of women.

vasantalatikā

(

) f. Name of women.

vasantalekhā

(

) f. Name of women.

vasantamadana

n. a plant resembling the Premna Spinosa

vasantamahotsava

m. the great spring-festival (in honour of the love-god)

(see vasantotsava-).

vasantamālatirasa

m. a particular mixture

vasantamālikā

f. a kind of metre

vasantamandanī

f. equals -madanā-

vasantamāsa

m. Name of the 9th ninth

vasantapañcamī

f. a festival held on the 5th of the light half of the month māgha-

vasantapañcamīprayoga

m. Name of work

f. Name of work

n. Name of a town

n. a spring-flower

n. a kind of kadamba-

vasantarāja

m. spring compared to a king

vasantarāja

m. Name of a king of kumāra-giri- (author of the -rājīya-nātya-śāstra-)

vasantarāja

m. (also with bhaṭṭa-) of various authors

vasantarājacikitsā

f. Name of a medical work

vasantartu

(for ṛtu-) m. spring-season

vasantasahāya

m. equals -bandhu-

vasantasakha

m. equals -bandhu-

vasantasakha

m. Name of the wind blowing from the Malaya mountains

vasantaśākhin

m. equals -dru-

vasantasamaya

m. equals -kāla-

vasantasamayotsava

m. the festive time of spring

vasantaśekhara

m. Name of a kiṃ-nara-

vasantasena

m. Name of a king

vasantasenā

f. Name of various women

vasantaśrī

f. the pomp or beauty of spring

n. the ornament of spring

n. the blossom of the tilaka-

n. a particular mixture

f. a kind of metre (four times $)

m. Name of a man

vasantatilakabhāṇa

m. Name of a drama.

vasantatilakatantra

n. Name of a Buddhist work

vasantavarṇana

n. "description of spring", Name of a poem.

vasantavilāsa

m. Name of a poem.

vasantavitala

m. Name of a form of viṣṇu-

vasantavraṇa

n. "spring-pustule", small-pox

vasantavrata

n. spring-observance

vasantayātrā

f. a spring-procession

vasantayodha

m. "spring-combatant", the god of love

vasantikā

f. wrong reading for vāsantikā-.

vasantotsava

m. spring-rejoicings, spring festival (formerly held on the full moon of caitra-, but now of phālguna-, and = dola-yātrā- or holī-

)

vasantotsavacarita

n. Name of work

veṅkaṭeśaprahasana

n. Name of work

vidyāvyasana

n. idem or 'm. the pursuit of science '

vigalitavasana

mfn. destitute of garments, unclothed

vihasana

n. idem or 'f. gentle laughter, smiling (varia lectio sitikā-).'

vikasana

n. (ne-kṛ-) gaRa sākṣādādi-.

vilasan

in compound for vi-lasat-

vilasana

n. gleaming, flashing (of lightning)

vilasana

n. play, sport

vilomarasana

m. an elephant

vinyasana

n. putting down (pada-vinyasaṇam-kṛ-,to put down the feet, step, stride)

viprasanna

mfn. tranquil, calm,

viśasana

mf(ī-)n. causing death, deadly

viśasana

m. a sabre, crooked sword

(also figuratively"punishment")

viśasana

m. n. a particular hell

viśasana

n. cutting up, dissecting

viśasana

n. slaughter, havoc, fight, battle

viśasana

n. cruel treatment

viśīrṇajīrṇavasana

n. plural worn and shattered garments

visrastavasana

mfn. having loosened garments

viśvasana

n. trusting, confiding in

viśvasanīya

mfn. to be trusted or relied on, reliable, trustworthy, credible

(n. impersonal or used impersonally with locative case,"it should be trusted or relied on")

viśvasanīyatā

f. trustworthiness, credibleness

viśvasanīyatva

n. trustworthiness, credibleness

vivasana

mf(ā-)n. unclothed, naked

etc.

vivasana

m. a naked jaina- mendicant

n. moving to and fro, wagging (of a tail)

, Va1rtt. 3

n. throwing (effort) into, assiduity, industry

n. separation, individuality

n. attachment or devotion or addiction to (locative case or compound), passion, (especially) evil passion, sin, crime, vice (said to arise either from love of pleasure or from anger;eight are enumerated under the first head, viz. mṛgayā-, dyūta-or akṣa-, divā-svapna-, parivāda-, striyaḥ-, mada-, taurya-trika-, vṛthātyā-;and eight under the second, viz. paiśunya-, sāhasa-, droha-, irṣyā-, asūyā- artha-dūṣaṇa- vākpāruṣya-, daṇḍa-pāruṣya-, qq.vv.)

etc.

n. favourite pursuit or occupation, hobby

n. evil predicament or plight, disaster, accident, evil result, calamity, misfortune (vyasanāni- plural misfortunes) , ill-luck, distress, destruction, defeat, fall, ruin

etc.

n. setting (of sun or moon)

n. fruitless effort

n. punishment, execution (of criminals)

n. incompetence, inability

n. air, wind

n. tale-bearing

vyasanabrahmacārin

m. a companion of adversity, fellow-sufferer

vyasanāgama

m. approach of calamity

vyasanakāla

m. time of need

vyasanākrāntatva

n. distressful condition, grievous distress

vyasanamahārṇava

m. a sea of troubles

vyasanānantaram

ind. immediately after misfortune

vyasanānvita

mfn. involved in or overwhelmed with calamity

vyasanāpāta

m. (equals nāgama-)

vyasanāpluta

mfn. involved in or overwhelmed with calamity

vyasanaprahārin

mfn. inflicting calamity, giving trouble or pain

vyasanaprāpti

f. occurrence of calamity

vyasanaprasāritakara

mfn. having the hand stretched forth for (inflicting) calamity

vyasanarakṣin

mfn. preserving from calamity

vyasanārta

mfn. afflicted by calamity, suffering pain

vyasanasaṃstkita

mfn. one who indulges in any whim or favourite fancy

vyasanātibhāra

mfn. weighed down or overburdened with misfortunes

vyasanātyaya

m. the passing away of calamity or distress

vyasanavāgurā

f. the net or snare of adversity

vyasanāvāpa

m. receptacle or abode of calamity

vyasanavat

mfn. one who has had ill-luck with (compound)

vyasani

in compound for vyasanin-.

vyasanīkṛ

P. -karoti-, to consider or characterize as a vice

mfn. working hard, taking great pains

mfn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') passionately addicted to, fond of.

mfn. addicted to any kind of vice or evil practice (as gaming, drinking etc.), vicious, dissolute

mfn. having a favourite pursuit or occupation