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| bhu | mfn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') = 2 bhū-, becoming being existing, produced (see agni--, pra-bhu-etc.)  |
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| bhuḍḍa | m. Name of a poet (contemporary of maṅkha-)  |
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| bhugna | See 1. bhuj-. |
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| bhugna | mfn. bent, curved, crooked, distorted etc. |
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| bhugna | mfn. furrowed (as the brows) |
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| bhugna | mfn. forced aside |
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| bhugna | mfn. bent down, cowed, disheartened |
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| bhugna | mfn. Name of the saṃdhi- of o- and, au- before non-labial vowels |
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| bhugnadṛś | mfn. accompanied by distortion of the eyes (as a fever) |
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| bhugnanetra | mfn. accompanied by distortion of the eyes (as a fever) |
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| bhuḥkhāra | m. a country in Tartary, Bokhara (see bhūḥkhāra-). |
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| bhuj | cl.6 P. () bhuj/ati- (perfect tense bubhoja- Aorist abhaukṣīt- future bhokṣyati-and ktā- grammar;really only proper stem Aorist -/abubhojīs-and ind.p. -bhujya-after nir-and, pari-; confer, compare also bhujam-in bhujaṃ-ga-and bhujaṃgama-), to bend, curve ; (?) to sweep (confer, compare 1. bhuj/i-) : Passive voice bhujyate-, to be bent down or disheartened [ confer, compare Greek ; Latin fugio; Gothic biugan,baugjan(?); German biogan,biegen; Anglo-Saxon bu4gan; English bow.] |
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| bhuj | See tri-bh/uj-. |
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| bhuj | cl.7 P.A1. () bhun/akti-, bhuṅkt/e- (rarely cl.6 P. A1. bhuñjati-, te- ;3. plural A1. bhuñjat/e- ; Potential P. bhuñjīyāt- ; perfect tense A1. bubhuj/e-, jm/ahe-, jrir/e- plural P. juḥ- ; Aorist abhaukṣīt-, abhnkta- grammar; bh/ojam-, bh/ojate-, bhujema- ; bhukṣiṣīya- ; future bhokṣyati-, te- etc.; bhoktā- ; infinitive mood bh/ojase-, bh/ujam-, bhuje- : bhoktum- etc.; ind.p. bhuktvā-or bhuṅktvā- ) . to enjoy, use, possess, (especially) enjoy a meal, eat, eat and drink, consume (mostly A1.;in Vedic or Veda generally with instrumental case,later with accusative) etc. ; to enjoy (carnally) ; to make use of, utilize, exploit etc. ; (with pṛthivīm-, mahīm-etc.) to take possession of, rule, govern etc. ; to suffer, experience, undergo, be requited or rewarded for (accusative) or at the hands of (genitive case) etc. ; (P.) to be of use or service to (accusative) ; to pass, live through, last (a time) ; (in astronomy) to pass through, fulfil : Passive voice bhujyate- (Aorist abhoji-), to be enjoyed or eaten or possessed or made use of etc.: Causal bhojayati- (te-, mc.; confer, compare ;once bhuñjāpayati- varia lectio; Aorist abūbhujat-, jata- grammar), to cause to enjoy or eat, feed with (two accusative or accusative of Persian and instrumental case of thing; confer, compare ) etc. ; etc. ; to use as food : Desiderative bubhukṣati- (once), te-, to wish to eat, be hungry ; to wish to enjoy or partake of (confer, compare bubhukṣā-, kṣita-, kṣu-): Intensive bobhujyate-, to be eaten frequently ; bobhokti- and bobhujīti-, to eat or enjoy frequently grammar ([ confer, compare Latin fungor.]) |
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| bhuj | f. enjoyment, profit, advantage, possession or use of (genitive case) (bhuj/e-,also as infin.) |
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| bhuj | m. an enjoyer, eater (said of agni-) |
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| bhuj | mfn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') enjoying (also carnally), eating, consuming, partaking of, possessing, ruling and o. (with words meaning"earth"-"king"; see kṣitibh-etc.) |
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| bhuj | m. enjoying the reward of. suffering for (kilbiṣa-bh-) |
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| bhuj | m. passing, through, fulfilling (vyakta-bh-) |
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| bhuja | m. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).) the arm etc. (bhujayor antaram-,the breast ; see bhujāntara-) |
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| bhuja | m. the hand |
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| bhuja | m. the trunk of an elephant |
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| bhuja | m. a branch, bough |
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| bhuja | m. a bending, curve, coil (of a serpent;See compound below) |
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| bhuja | m. the side of any geometrical figure |
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| bhuja | m. the base of a triangle |
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| bhuja | m. the base of a shadow |
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| bhuja | m. the supplement of 2 or 4 right angles or the complement of 3 right angles |
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| bhujā | f. See column 2. |
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| bhujā | f. a winding, curve, coil (of a snake) |
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| bhujā | f. the arm or hand, (see compound) |
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| bhujā | f. the side of any geometrical figure, |
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| bhujabalabhīma | m. Name of an author |
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| bhujabalin | m. "strong in the arm", Name of a jaina- teacher. |
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| bhujabandhana | n. clasping in the arms, an embrace |
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| bhujābhuji | ind. arm to arm, in close fight (see keśā-keśi-). |
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| bhujacchāyā | f. shadow of the arms, secure shelter |
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| bhujadala | m. "arm-leaf", the hand |
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| bhujādala | m. equals bhuja-d- |
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| bhujadaṇḍa | () m. "arm-staff", a long arm. |
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| bhujadaṇḍaka | () m. "arm-staff", a long arm. |
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| bhujaga | See bhujaga-. |
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| bhujaga | m. (fr. bhuja-+ ga-) "going in curves", a snake, serpent, serpent-demon (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).) etc. ( bhujagatva -tva- n. ) |
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| bhujaga | n. (prob.) tin or lead |
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| bhujagabhojin | m. "serpent-eater", a peacock |
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| bhujagābhojin | m. equals gāśana- |
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| bhujagadāraṇa | m. "serpent-destroyer", Name of garuḍa- |
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| bhujagāhvaya | n. lead |
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| bhujagalatā | f. betel-pepper |
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| bhujagāntaka | m. "serpent-destroyer", Name of garuḍa- |
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| bhujagapati | m. the king of serpents |
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| bhujagapuṣpa | m. a species of plant |
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| bhujagarāja | m. "serpent-king", Name of śeṣa- |
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| bhujagarājāya | Nom. P. yate-, to become a serpent-king |
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| bhujagāri | m. "serpent-foe", a peacock |
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| bhujagāśana | m. "serpent-eater", Name of garuḍa- |
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| bhujagaśiśusṛta | mf(ā-)n. going like a young serpent |
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| bhujagaśiśusṛtā | f. Name of a metre |
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| bhujagātmajā | f. "serpent-daughter", a young female serpent |
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| bhujagatva | n. bhujaga |
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| bhujagavalaya | m. a bracelet consisting of a snake |
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| bhujagendra | m. "serpent-king", a large serpent |
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| bhujageśvara | m. "serpent-lord", Name of śeṣa- |
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| bhujāghāta | m. a blow with the arm |
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| bhujagī | f. a female snake, a serpent-maid |
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| bhujagī | f. a species of shrub |
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| bhujagī | f. Name of a river |
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| bhujajyā | f. (in astronomy) the base sine |
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| bhujākaṇṭa | m. "hand-thorn", a finger-nail |
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| bhujakoṭara | m. the armpit |
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| bhujalatā | f. "arm-creeper", a long slender arm |
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| bhujālatā | f. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).) equals bhuja-latā-, |
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| bhujamadhya | n. "space between the arms", the breast |
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| bhujāmadhya | n. "the middle of the arm", the elbow (see bhuja-m-). |
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| bhujaṃga | See bhujaṃga- and bhujaṃgama-. |
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| bhujaṃga | m. (fr. bhujam- ind. parasmE-pada of bhuj-+ ga-) a serpent, snake, serpent-demon |
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| bhujaṃga | m. Name of the number eight |
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| bhujaṃga | m. the paramour of a prostitute |
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| bhujaṃga | m. the dissolute friend of a prince |
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| bhujaṃga | m. any constant companion of a prince |
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| bhujaṃga | m. a lover (See pṛthivī-bh-), the keeper of a prostitute |
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| bhujaṃga | m. a species of daṇḍaka- metre |
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| bhujaṃga | m. Name of a man |
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| bhujaṃga | n. (prob.) tin or lead |
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| bhujaṃgabha | n. "serpent-asterism", Name of the nakṣatra- āśleṣa- |
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| bhujaṃgabhogin | m. "id.", a peacock (varia lectio -bhojin-). |
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| bhujaṃgabhojin | m. idem or 'm. "id.", a peacock (varia lectio -bhojin-).' |
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| bhujaṃgabhojin | m. a kind of snake. |
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| bhujaṃgabhojin | m. Name of garuḍa- |
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| bhujaṃgabhuj | m. "species-eater", a peacock |
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| bhujaṃgabhuj | m. Name of garuḍa- |
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| bhujaṃgadamanī | f. |
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| bhujaṃgadīrgha | mfn. as long as a snake, ibidem or 'in the same place or book or text' as the preceding |
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| bhujaṃgaghātinī | f. "killing snakes", a species of plant (used as an antidote) |
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| bhujaṃgahan | m. "serpent-killer", Name of garuḍa- |
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| bhujaṃgajihvā | f. "serpent's-tongue", a species of plant similar to Sita Cordifolia |
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| bhujaṃgakanyā | f. a young female snake or a serpent. nymph |
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| bhujaṃgākhya | m. Mesua Roxburghii |
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| bhujaṃgākṣī | f. Name of 2 plants (equals nakuleṣṭā-and rāsnā-) |
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| bhujaṃgalatā | f. betel-pepper |
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| bhujaṃgama | See bhujaṃga- and bhujaṃgama-. |
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| bhujaṃgama | m. (bhujaṃ-gama-) a serpent, serpent-demon |
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| bhujaṃgama | m. Name of the number eight |
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| bhujaṃgama | m. of rāhu- |
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| bhujaṃgama | m. of a nāga- |
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| bhujaṃgamā | f. a female serpent, a serpent-maid |
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| bhujaṃgama | n. lead |
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| bhujaṃgamamaya | mf(ī-)n. consisting of snakes |
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| bhujaṃgaparṇinī | f. two species of plants |
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| bhujaṃgapihita | mfn. covered with species's |
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| bhujaṃgaprayāta | n. "species like course", Name of a metre |
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| bhujaṃgaprayātāṣṭaka | n. Name of work |
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| bhujaṃgaprayātastotra | n. Name of a hymn addressed to śiva- |
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| bhujaṃgapuṣpa | m. a species of plant |
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| bhujaṃgasaṃgatā | f. Name of a metre |
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| bhujaṃgaśatru | m. "species-foe", Name of garuḍa- |
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| bhujaṃgaśiśu | m. a kind of bṛhatī- metre |
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| bhujaṃgastotra | n. Name of a stotra-. |
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| bhujaṃgavijṛmbhita | n. a species of the utkṛti- metre |
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| bhujaṃgendra | m. the king of snakes |
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| bhujaṃgerita | n. a kind of metre |
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| bhujaṃgeśa | m. "species-lord", Name of piṅgala-. |
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| bhujaṃgī | f. a serpent-nymph |
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| bhujaṃgī | f. a kind of shrub |
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| bhujaṃgikā | f. Name of a village |
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| bhujāṃsadeśa | m. the upper end of the arm, . |
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| bhujamūla | n. "arm-root", the shoulder |
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| bhujāmūla | n. equals bhuja-m- |
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| bhujanagara | n. Name of a town |
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| bhujāṅka | m. an embrace |
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| bhujāntara | n. "between the arms", the breast ( bhujāntaram am- ind.between the arms, in the embrace) |
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| bhujāntara | n. a particular astron, correction |
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| bhujāntarāla | n. equals bhujāntara-, the breast, chest |
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| bhujāntaram | ind. bhujāntara |
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| bhujaphala | n. equals bāhu-phala-, the result from the base sine |
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| bhujāpīḍa | m. clasping or embracing in the arms |
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| bhujapratibhuja | n. opposite sides in a plane figure |
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| bhujarāma | m. Name of an author (equals bhajanānanda-) |
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| bhujaśālin | mfn. possessing strong arms |
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| bhujasambhoga | m. "union of arms", an embrace |
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| bhujasaṃśraya | m. going to or taking refuge in the arms (of another) |
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| bhujaśikhara | () n. "arm-head", the shoulder |
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| bhujaśiras | () n. "arm-head", the shoulder |
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| bhujastambha | m. paralysis of the arms |
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| bhujasūtra | n. the base sine |
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| bhujataruvana | n. a forest the trees of which are its arms |
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| bhujavīrya | mfn. strong in the arm, |
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| bhujavīrya | n. vigour of arm |
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| bhujayaṣṭi | f. equals -daṇḍa- |
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| bhujayoktra | n. clasping or embracing arms |
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| bhuji | f. (for 2.See column 3) clasping, enfolding (others"sweeping") (see d/aśa--and śat/a-bhuji-). |
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| bhuji | f. (for 1.See column 2) the granting of enjoyment, favour |
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| bhuji | f. one who grants favours, a protector, patron (said of the aśvin-s) |
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| bhuji | m. Name of agni- |
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| bhujiṅga | m. plural Name of a people (Bombay edition kaliṅga-). |
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| bhujiṣya | mfn. granting food, useful (see a-bh-) |
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| bhujiṣya | mfn. free, independent |
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| bhujiṣya | m. a slave, servant ( bhujiṣyatā -tā- f.) (see ) |
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| bhujiṣya | m. a comrade, companion |
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| bhujiṣya | m. a person who has regained his liberty by redeeming his pledge |
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| bhujiṣya | m. a cord wound round the wrist of a girl before her marriage (-hasta-sūtraka-) |
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| bhujiṣya | m. the hand |
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| bhujiṣya | m. a string |
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| bhujiṣyā | f. any woman dependent on or working for others, a slave-girl, maid-servant etc. |
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| bhujiṣya | m. a harlot, courtezan |
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| bhujiṣyatā | f. bhujiṣya |
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| bhujman | mfn. abounding in windings or valleys, fertile (;read bhujmā-). |
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| bhujopapīḍam | ind. by or while clasping in the arms |
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| bhujyu | f. (for 2.See column 3) a snake or viper (see bhujaṃga-ga-1. bhoga-etc.) (others"a doe") |
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| bhujyu | mfn. (for 1.See column 2) wealthy, rich ( equals rakṣaka-;others"easily guided", fr.1. bhuj-) |
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| bhujyu | mfn. Name of a son of tugra- (protected by the aśvin-s) |
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| bhujyu | mfn. of a man with the patronymic lāhyāyani- |
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| bhujyu | mfn. a pot, vessel |
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| bhujyu | mfn. food |
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| bhujyu | mfn. fire |
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| bhuk | ind. an exclamation of surprise |
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| bhukabhūpāla | m. king bhukka- |
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| bhukka | m. Name of a king |
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| bhukta | bhukti- See 2. bhuj-. |
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| bhukta | mfn. enjoyed, eaten, made use of, possessed etc. etc. |
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| bhukta | mfn. one who has eaten a meal (equals bhukta-vat- ) (see bhukta-pīta-) |
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| bhukta | n. the act of eating |
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| bhukta | n. the thing eaten or enjoyed, food (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' feeding or living on ) |
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| bhukta | n. the place where any person has eaten (see ) |
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| bhuktabhoga | mf(ā-)n. made use of, used, enjoyed |
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| bhuktabhoga | mf(ā-)n. one who has enjoyed an enjoyment or suffered a suffering |
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| bhuktabhogya | mf(ā-)n. of which, that which is to be enjoyed has been enjoyed (varia lectio -bhoga-). |
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| bhuktamātre | ind. immediately on having eaten |
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| bhuktapīta | mfn. one who has eaten and drunk |
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| bhuktapūrvin | mfn. one who has eaten before |
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| bhuktasamujjhita | n. equals prec. n. |
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| bhuktāsava | m. (in astronomy) the equivalent in respirations of the part of the sign traversed |
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| bhuktaśeṣa | n. the remnants of a meal, leavings (also ṣaka- ) |
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| bhuktaśeṣa | n. left from a meal |
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| bhuktasupta | mfn. sleeping after a meal |
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| bhuktavat | mfn. one who has eaten (as finite verb) |
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| bhuktavatvajjane | ind. when people have eaten their meal |
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| bhuktavibhukta | mfn. gaRa śāka-pārthivādi-. |
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| bhuktavṛddhi | f. the swelling of food (in the stomach) |
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| bhukti | f. enjoyment, eating, consuming, |
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| bhukti | f. fruition, possession, usufruct |
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| bhukti | f. food, victuals |
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| bhukti | f. (in astronomy) the daily motion of a planet (see pakṣa-bh-) |
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| bhukti | f. a limit |
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| bhuktidāna | n. giving for fruition |
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| bhuktimatī | f. Name of a river (varia lectio mukti-m-). |
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| bhuktipātra | n. a food-dish |
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| bhuktiprada | m. Phaseolus Mungo |
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| bhuktiprakaraṇa | n. Name of work |
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| bhuktisaptaśatī | f. Name of a poem. |
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| bhuktivarjita | mfn. not allowed to he enjoyed |
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| bhuktocchiṣṭa | n. the rejected leavings or remnants of food |
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| bhuktotohiṣṭa | mfn. left after being used, |
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| bhuktvā | ind. having enjoyed or eaten or possessed (see under3. bhuj-) |
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| bhuktvāsuhita | mfn. satisfied after eating gaRa mayūra-vyaṃsakādi-. |
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| bhumanyu | m. Name of a son of bharata- |
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| bhumanyu | m. of a son of dhṛta-rāṣṭra- (see bhavan-manyu-). |
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| bhuṅ | a syllable inserted in particular sāman-s |
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| bhuṇḍ | cl.1 A1. bhuṇḍate-, to support ; to select (see huṇḍ-). |
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| bhuṇika | m. Name of a man on (see bhauṇikyā-). |
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| bhuñjāpaya | yati-. See 3. bhuj-, Causal |
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| bhur | (prob. a secondary form of bhri-not in ), P. A1. bhur/ati-, te-, to move rapidly or convulsively, stir, palpitate, quiver, struggle (in swimming) : Intensive j/arbhurīti- (parasmE-pada j/arbhurat-, rāṇa-), to flicker (as fire) (confer, compare Greek , ; Latin furere.) |
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| bhuraj | (prob. connected with bhṛjj-and bhrajj-), only 3. plural imperfect tense A1. bhur/ajanta-, to boil, bubble |
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| bhuraṇa | mfn. quick, active (said of the aśvin-s) |
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| bhuraṇya | Nom. P. y/ati-, to be active or restless, stir ; to stir (trans.), agitate (a liquid) |
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| bhuraṇyu | mfn. quivering, stirring, quick, eager, restless, active |
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| bhuraṇyu | mfn. the sun |
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| bhuraṇyu | mfn. Name of viṣṇu- |
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| bhurbhurikā | and bhurbhurī- f. a soft of sweetmeat |
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| bhurij | f. dual number the arms or hands (as"quick in moving") (this meaning, given ,seems to suit all passages;others translate "scissors"or"a carpenter's vice") |
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| bhurij | f. heaven and earth |
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| bhurij | f. sg. the earth |
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| bhurij | f. a metre with one or two superfluous syllables, hypermeter etc. (opp. to ni-cṛt- q.v) |
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| bhurij | f. Name of particular insertions in liturgical formularies |
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| bhuriṣah | (strong form -ṣāh-; equals bhūrisah-) mfn. bearing much |
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| bhuruṇḍa | m. a species of animal (see bhāraṇḍa-, bhāruṇḍa-, bheruṇḍa-) |
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| bhuruṇḍa | m. Name of a man |
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| bhurvan | restless motion (of water) |
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| bhurvaṇi | mfn. restless, impatient |
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| bhusuka | bhusukha-or bhusura- m. Name of a yogin- |
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| bhuśuṇḍa | m. Name of a man |
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| bhuśuṇḍi | f. a kind of weapon (perhaps fire-arms;also written bhuṣuṇḍi-, ḍī-,and bhūśuṇḍi-, ḍī-) |
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| bhuśuṇḍī | f. a kind of weapon (perhaps fire-arms;also written bhuṣuṇḍi-, ḍī-,and bhūśuṇḍi-, ḍī-) |
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| bhutopasṛṣṭa | mfn. possessed by an evil spirit |
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| bhuṭṭa | m. Name of a man |
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| bhuṭṭapura | n. Name of a town built by bhuṭṭa- |
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| bhuṭṭeśvara | m. Name of a temple built by bhuṭṭa- |
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| bhuṭva | varia lectio for bhuṭṭa-. |
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| bhuva | vat-, vana- etc. See columns 2. 3. |
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| bhuva | m. Name of agni- () |
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| bhuva | m. of a son of pratihartṛ- |
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| bhuva | m. a mushroom |
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| bhuva | n. (prob.) equals bhuvas-, the atmosphere. |
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| bhuvabhartṛ | m. idem or '(bh/uva--) m. the lord of the atmosphere.' |
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| bhuvad | in compound for vat- (prob. an old pr. p. of bhū-). |
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| bhuvādivarṇana | n. Name of work |
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| bhuvadvasu | mfn. giving wealth (prob. a mistake of ,where read bhuvad-[for abhuvat-] v/asuḥ-). |
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| bhuvadvat | (bh/uvad--) mfn. giving prosperity (said of the āditya-s) |
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| bhuvana | n. a being, living creature, man, mankind etc. |
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| bhuvana | n. (rarely m.) the world, earth (generally 3 worlds are reckoned [see tri-bhuvana-and bhuvana-traya-],but also 2 [see bhuva na-dvaya-],or 7[ ] or 14[ ]; see ) |
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| bhuvana | n. place of being, abode, residence |
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| bhuvana | n. a house (varia lectio for bhavana-) |
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| bhuvana | n. (?) causing to exist (equals bhāvana-) |
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| bhuvana | n. water |
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| bhuvana | m. Name of a particular month |
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| bhuvana | m. of a rudra- |
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| bhuvana | m. of an āptya- (author of ) |
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| bhuvana | m. of a teacher of yoga- |
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| bhuvana | m. of another man |
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| bhuvanabhartṛ | m. equals -pati- |
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| bhuvanabhāvana | m. the creator of the world, |
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| bhuvanābhyudaya | m. "prosperity of the world"Name of a poem, etc. |
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| bhuvanacandra | m. "moon of the world", Name of a man |
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| bhuvanacarita | n. the doings of the world |
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| bhuvanacyava | mfn. shaking the world |
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| bhuvanādbhuta | mfn. astonishing the world |
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| bhuvanādhīśa | () m. "lord of the world", Name of a rudra-. |
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| bhuvanādhīśvara | () m. "lord of the world", Name of a rudra-. |
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| bhuvanadīpa | m. Name of work |
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| bhuvanadīpaka | m. Name of work (and bhuvanadīpakaśāstra ka-śāstra- n.) |
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| bhuvanadīpakaśāstra | n. bhuvanadīpaka |
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| bhuvanadīpikā | f. Name of work |
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| bhuvanadvaya | n. the two worlds (heaven and earth) |
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| bhuvanadviṣ | m. an enemy of the world or earth |
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| bhuvanahita | n. the welfare of the world |
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| bhuvanajñāna | n. knowledge of the world |
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| bhuvanakośa | m. the globe or sphere of the earth |
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| bhuvanakośa | m. Name of several works. |
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| bhuvanālokana | n. the sight of the world |
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| bhuvanamallavīra | m. Name of a man |
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| bhuvanamatī | f. Name of a princess |
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| bhuvanamātṛ | f. "world-mother", Name of durgā- |
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| bhuvanānanda | m. "joy of the world", Name of an author |
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| bhuvanāṇḍaka | n. the world-egg |
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| bhuvanapāla | m. Name of a Scholiast or Commentator on hāla-'s gāthā-kośa- |
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| bhuvanapati | (bh/uv-) m. the lord of beings or of the world (also wrong reading for bhavana-p-). |
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| bhuvanapāvana | mf(ī-)n. world purifying |
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| bhuvanapāvanī | f. Name of Ganges |
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| bhuvanapradīpikā | f. Name of work |
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| bhuvanapraṇetṛ | m. "leader of being", Time (personified as the Creator) |
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| bhuvanapratiṣṭhādānavidhi | m. Name of a chapter of |
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| bhuvanarāja | m. Name of a king |
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| bhuvanasad | mfn. reposing or situated in the world |
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| bhuvanaśāsin | m. "world-ruler", a king, prince |
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| bhuvanatala | n. the surface of the earth |
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| bhuvanatraya | n. the three world (heaven, atmosphere, and earth) |
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| bhuvanaukas | m. "inhabitant of heaven", a god |
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| bhuvanavidita | mfn. known in the world |
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| bhuvanavinyāsa | m. Name of chapter of |
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| bhuvanavṛttānta | m. equals -carita- |
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| bhuvaneśa | m. lord of the world |
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| bhuvaneśa | m. Name of a rudra- |
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| bhuvaneśa | m. of a place |
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| bhuvaneśānī | f. the mistress of the world |
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| bhuvaneśī | f. Name of a goddess |
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| bhuvaneśīpārijāta | m. Name of work |
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| bhuvaneśīyantra | n. Name of a mystical diagram |
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| bhuvaneṣṭhā | mfn. being in the world or in all existing things |
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| bhuvaneśvara | m. "lord of the world", a prince, king |
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| bhuvaneśvara | m. Name of śiva- |
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| bhuvaneśvara | m. of an author |
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| bhuvaneśvara | n. Name of a temple and city sacred to śiva- |
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| bhuvaneśvaramāhātmya | n. Name of work |
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| bhuvaneśvarī | f. See below |
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| bhuvaneśvarī | f. "mistress of the world", Name of various goddesses |
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| bhuvaneśvarīdaṇḍaka | mn. Name of work |
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| bhuvaneśvarīdīpadāna | n. Name of work |
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| bhuvaneśvarīkakṣapuṭatantra | n. Name of work |
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| bhuvaneśvarīkalpa | m. Name of work |
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| bhuvaneśvarīkavaca | n. Name of work |
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| bhuvaneśvarīpaddhati | f. Name of work |
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| bhuvaneśvarīpañcāṅga | n. Name of work |
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| bhuvaneśvarīpaṭala | n. Name of work |
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| bhuvaneśvarīpūjāyantra | n. Name of a mystical diagram |
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| bhuvaneśvarīrahasya | n. Name of work |
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| bhuvaneśvarīsahasranāman | n. Name of work |
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| bhuvaneśvarīsahasranāmastotra | n. Name of work |
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| bhuvaneśvarīśāntiprayoga | m. Name of work |
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| bhuvaneśvarīstotra | n. Name of work |
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| bhuvaneśvarīvarivasyārahasya | n. Name of work |
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| bhuvaneśvaryarcanapaddhati | f. Name of work |
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| bhuvanti | m. equals bhuvaṃ tanoti-, bhū-maṇḍa vistāraka- () |
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| bhuvapati | (bh/uva--) m. the lord of the atmosphere. |
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| bhuvas | ind. (originally Nominal verb or vocative case plural of 2. bh/ū-) the air, atmosphere (one of the 3 sacred utterances or vyāhṛti-s [q.v.] uttered between bhūr-,earth, and svar-[qq. vv.], heaven;it comes 2nd of the series when 7 or 14 worlds are enumerated ) etc. (it becomes bhuvar-in bhuvar-loka-,"the world of the air" ) |
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| bhuvas | ind. one of the mind-born sons of brahmā- |
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| bhuvas | ind. Name of the 2nd and 11th kalpa- (q.v) |
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| bhuvi | locative case of 2. bh/ū-, in compound |
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| bhuvis | m. (?) the sea, ocean |
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| bhuvis | f. heaven |
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| bhuvispṛś | mfn. touching the ground |
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| bhuviṣṭha | mfn. (for stha-) standing on the earth (not in a chariot) |
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| bhuviṣṭha | mfn. dwelling on earth (not in heaven) |
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| bhuyya | m. Name of a man |
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| abhibhu | or 2. |
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| abhibhu | m. Name of a month |
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| abhibhuj | P. to be useful to (accusative) |
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| ābhu | mfn. empty, void ("pervading, reaching") |
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| ābhu | mfn. one whose hands are empty, stingy |
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| abhugna | mfn. not bent, straight |
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| abhugna | mfn. free from disease, well. |
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| ābhugna | mfn. (1. bhuj-), a little curved or bent |
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| abhugnakukṣitā | f. the having the loins not bent (one of the 80 minor marks of a buddha-), . |
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| ābhugnasaktha | mf(ī-)n. crooked-thighed, |
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| abhuj | mfn. one who has not experienced or enjoyed |
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| ābhuj | P. -bhujati-, to bend in, bend down, (paryaṅkam ā-bhujya-,bending down in the paryaṅka-(q.v)posture.) |
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| abhuja | mfn. armless, maimed. |
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| abhujaṃgavat | mfn. without snakes (and"withont libertines"), . |
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| abhujiṣya | mf. not liberal, stingy |
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| abhujiṣya | mf. not a servant. |
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| abhujiṣyātva | n. the state of a woman who lives independently (see a-bh/aujiṣya-.) |
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| abhukta | mfn. uneaten |
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| abhukta | mfn. unenjoyed, unused, unexpended |
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| abhukta | mfn. one who has not eaten, enjoyed or expended. |
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| abhuktapūrva | mfn. what has not been enjoyed before |
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| abhuktavat | mfn. one who has not eaten |
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| abhuñjāna | mfn. not eating, fasting |
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| abhuñjat | mfn. not being useful to, not liberal, stingy |
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| abhuñjat | mfn. not eating. |
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| abhuva | n. ( bhū-),"no real or common being", a monster (see a-bhva-.) |
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| adbhuta | mfn. extraordinary |
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| adbhuta | mfn. See sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order |
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| adbhuta | mfn. ([once adbhut/a- ]) (See 1. at-), supernatural, wonderful, marvellous |
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| adbhuta | m. the marvellous (in style) |
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| adbhuta | m. surprise |
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| adbhuta | m. Name of the indra- of the ninth manvantara- |
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| adbhuta | n. a marvel, a wonder, a prodigy. |
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| adbhutabhīmakarman | mfn. performing wonderful and fearful works. |
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| adbhutabrāhmaṇa | n. Name of a portion of a brāhmaṇa- belonging to the sāma-veda-. |
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| adbhutadarpaṇa | Name (also title or epithet) of a nāṭaka- |
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| adbhutadarśana | mfn. having a wonderful aspect. |
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| adbhutadharma | m. "a system or series of marvels or prodigies", Name of one of the nine aṅga-s of the Buddhists. |
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| adbhutagandha | mfn. having a wonderful smell. |
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| adbhutainas | mfn. one in whom no fault is visible |
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| adbhutakarman | mfn. performing wonderful works, exhibiting wonderful workmanship. |
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| adbhutakratu | (/adbhuta--) mfn. possessing wonderful intelligence |
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| adbhutakṛṣṇarāja | (or kr2-?), Name (also title or epithet) of a chief, |
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| adbhutarāmāyaṇa | n. Name of work ascribed to vālmīki-. |
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| adbhutaraṅga | Name (also title or epithet) of a prahasana- |
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| adbhutarasa | m. the marvellous style (of poetry). |
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| adbhutārtha | mfn. containing wonderful things, |
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| adbhutarūpa | mfn. having a wonderful shape. |
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| adbhutasaṃkāsa | mfn. resembling a wonder. |
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| adbhutaśānti | m. or f. Name of the sixty-seventh pariśiṣṭa- of the atharva- veda-. |
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| adbhutasāra | m. "wonderful resin"of the khadira- tree (Mimosa Catechu) |
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| adbhutasāra | m. Name of a book on the essence of prodigies. |
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| adbhutasvana | m. "having a wonderful voice", Name of śiva-. |
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| adbhutatama | n. an extraordinary wonder. |
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| adbhutatva | n. wonderfulness. |
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| adbhutopama | mfn. resembling a wonder. |
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| adbhutopamā | f. (in rhetoric) a simile implying a miracle, ibidem or 'in the same place or book or text' as the preceding |
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| adbhutotpāta | m. plural miracles and prodigies, |
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| adbhutottarakāṇḍa | n. Name of work , an appendix to or imitation of the rāmāyaṇa-. |
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| adhibhuj | to enjoy. |
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| adhobhuvana | n. the lower world. |
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| agnibhu | n. "fire produced", water |
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| agrabhuj | mfn. having the precedence in eating |
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| agrabhuj | mfn. Name of the sun |
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| ahibhuj | m. "eating snakes", a peacock |
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| ahibhuj | m. the ichneumon plant |
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| ahibhuj | m. a Name of garuḍa- |
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| ajñātabhukta | mfn. eaten unawares |
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| ājyabhuj | m. "consumer of clarified butter", agni- |
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| ākhubhuj | m. "mouse-eater", a cat |
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| alpabhujāntara | mfn. narrow-chested, |
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| amaraprabhu | m. "lord of the immortals", one of the thousand names of viṣṇu- |
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| amartyabhuvana | n. "world of the immortals", the heaven |
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| ambhudhipallava | m. coral |
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| ambhudhivallabha | m. coral |
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| āmiṣabhuj | mfn. carnivorous. |
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| amṛṣṭabhuj | mfn. not eating delicate food or dainties (see 1. mṛṣṭa-) |
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| amṛtabhuj | m. equals -prāsana- q.v |
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| amṛtabhuj | m. one who eats the residue of a sacrifice |
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| anālambhukā | ([ ]) f. "intangible", a woman during menstruation. |
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| ānandabhuj | mfn. enjoying happiness |
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| anatidbhuta | mfn. unsurpassed |
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| annabhuj | mfn. eating food |
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| annabhuj | m. (k-) a Name of śiva- |
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| annabhuj | m. (also) fire (of digestion), |
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| annabubhukṣu | mfn. desirous of eating food. |
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| anubhuj | to suffer the consequence of one's actions ; to enjoy successively ; to enjoy, participate ; to pass (an asterism) |
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| anupabhujyamāna | mfn. not being enjoyed. |
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| anupabhukta | mfn. unenjoyed, unpossessed. |
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| apathyabhuj | mfn. eating what is forbidden. |
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| aprabhu | mfn. wanting power, unable, incompetent (with locative case) |
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| aprabhutva | n. want of power, insufficiency |
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| āśrayabhuj | m. fire |
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| āśrayabhuj | m. See āśrayāśa-. |
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| aṣṭābhujā | f. "having eighteen arms", a Name of durgā- |
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| asthibhuj | m. equals -bhakṣa- q.v |
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| atyadbhuta | mfn. very wonderful |
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| atyadbhuta | m. Name of the indra- in the ninth manvantara- |
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| atyadbhuta | n. a great wonder. |
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| avabhugna | mfn. bent down |
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| avabhuj | to incurve |
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| avibhuj | m. enjoying (id est devouring) sheep, a wolf. |
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| avibhuj | See /avi-. |
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| bahubhuj | mfn. equals -bhakṣa- |
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| bahubhuja | mfn. having many arms |
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| bahubhujā | f. Name of durgā- |
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| balibhuj | mfn. devouring oblations |
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| balibhuj | mfn. enjoying offerings (said of gods) |
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| balibhuj | m. a crow |
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| balibhuj | m. a sparrow |
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| balibhuj | m. a crane |
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| baubhukṣa | mf(ī-)n. one who is always hungry, a starveling gaRa chattrādi- |
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| bhadrabhuja | m. whose arms confer prosperity (said of princes) |
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| bhadrabhuja | m. Name of a man |
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| bhāgabhuj | m. "tax-enjoyer", a king |
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| bhaikṣabhuj | mfn. living on alms |
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| bhaikṣabhuj | m. a mendicant |
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| bhaktibhuṣaṇasaṃdarbha | m. Name of work |
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| bharaṇyabhuj | m. "receiving wages", a hireling, servant, labourer |
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| bhavānībhujaṃga | Name of a stotra-, |
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| bhekabhuj | m. "frog-eater", a snake |
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| bhikṣābhuj | mfn. living on alms |
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| bhīmabhuja | m. "having formidable arms", Name of a man |
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| bhogabhuj | mfn. enjoying pleasures |
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| bhogabhuj | m. a wealthy man |
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| bhogibhuj | m. "serpent-eater", an ichneumon |
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| bhṛtibhuj | mfn. enjoying or receiving wages |
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| bhṛtibhuj | m. equals prec. |
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| bhūbhuj | m. "earth-possessor", a king, prince |
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| bhūmibhuj | m. "earth-possessor", a king, prince |
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| bhūmībhuj | m. equals bhūmi-bh- q.v , |
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| bhūrbhuva | m. Name of one of the mind-born sons of brahmā- |
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| bhūrbhuvakara | m. a dog |
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| bhūrbhuvatīrtha | n. Name of tīrtha-s |
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| bhūrbhuveśvaratīrtha | n. Name of tīrtha-s |
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| brahmabhuvana | n. brahmā-'s world |
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| brāhmaṇabhuyiṣṭha | mfn. principally consisting of (or containing) brāhmaṇa- |
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| brahmaśambhu | m. Name of an astronomer |
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| bṛhadbhuja | mfn. long-armed |
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| bubhukṣā | f. (fr. Desiderative of3. bhuj-) desire of enjoying anything |
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| bubhukṣā | f. wish to eat, appetise, hunger etc. |
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| bubhukṣāpanaya | m. "that which takes away hunger", food |
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| bubhukṣāpīdita | mfn. pained by hunger, hungry |
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| bubhukṣita | mfn. hungry, starving, ravenous , |
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| bubhukṣu | mfn. wishing to eat, hungry |
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| bubhukṣu | mfn. desirous of worldly enjoyment (opp. to mumukṣu-) on |
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| bubhutsā | f. (fr. Desiderative) desire to know, curiosity about (accusative or compound) |
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| bubhutsā | etc. See . |
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| bubhutsātsu | mfn. wishing to know (accusative or compound) etc. |
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| bubhutsātsu | mfn. curious, inquisitive |
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| bubhutsātsu | mfn. desirous to know everything (said of the gods) |
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| bubhutsita | n. idem or 'f. (fr. Desiderative) desire to know, curiosity about (accusative or compound) ' |
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| campakaprabhu | m. Name of kalhaṇa-'s father. |
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| caṇḍabhujaṃga | m. Name of a man |
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| caturbhuja | (in compound) 4 arms |
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| caturbhuja | mf(ā-)n. four-armed |
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| caturbhuja | mf(ā-)n. quadrangular |
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| caturbhuja | m. viṣṇu- or kṛṣṇa- (see ) |
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| caturbhuja | m. Name of gaṇeśa- |
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| caturbhuja | m. a quadrangular figure |
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| caturbhuja | m. Name of a dānava- |
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| caturbhuja | m. of the instructor of (the author of a commentator or commentary on ) rāmānanda- |
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| caturbhuja | m. of the father of śiva-datta- |
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| caturbhujabhaṭṭācārya | m. Name of an author |
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| caturbhujamiśra | m. Name of the author of a commentator or commentary on |
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| cāturbhuji | a son of catur-bhuja-, |
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| cedibhūbhuj | m. "earth-enjoyer of the cedi-s", equals -pati- |
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| dārabalibhuj | wrong reading for dvāra-b-. |
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| daśabhujā | f. "ten-armed", durgā- |
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| daśabhuji | (d/aś-) mfn. equals -guṇa- |
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| dattabhujaṃgastotra | n. Name of a hymn ascribed to śaṃkarācārya-. |
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| dehabhuj | m. "possessing a body", Name of śiva- |
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| devībhujaṃga | m. or n. Name of a stotra-. |
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| dharābhuj | m. "earth-enjoyer", a king |
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| dharaṇibhuj | () m. a prince or king. |
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| dīrghabhuja | mfn. "long armed" |
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| dīrghabhuja | m. Name of one of the attendants on śiva- |
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| diṣṭabhuj | mfn. reaping the appointed results of one's works |
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| dvādaśabhuja | m. "having 12 arms", Name of one of skanda-'s attendants |
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| dvārabalibhuj | m.,"eater of offering at door", Ardea nivea |
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| dvārabalibhuj | m. a crow or a sparrow |
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| dvibhuja | mfn. "2-armed" |
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| dvibhuja | n. an angle |
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| dvibhujarāmadhyāna | n. Name of work |
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| dvisamatribhuja | m. an isosceles quadrangle or triangle, algebra |
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| ekaprabhutva | n. the sovereignty of one, monarchy. |
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| gajabhujaṃgama | m. dual number an elephant and a serpent |
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| gaṇadīkṣāprabhu | m. Name of an author of mantra-s (with śākta-s). |
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| gaṇeśabhujaṃgaprayātastotra | n. Name of a hymn in praise of gaṇeśa- (attributed to śaṃkarācārya-) |
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| gobhuj | m. "enjoying the earth", a king |
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| gṛhabalibhuj | m. "enjoying domestic oblations", a sparrow |
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| gṛhabalibhuj | m. a crow |
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| gṛhabalibhuj | m. the crane Ardea nivea |
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| guṇabhuj | mfn. equals -bhāj- |
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| haribhuj | m. "frog-eater", a snake |
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| hautabhuja | mfn. (fr. huta-bhuj-) relating or belonging to or presided over by agni- |
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| hautabhuja | n. the nakṣatra- kṛttikā- |
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| hautabhuja | hautra-, haumīya- etc. See column 2. |
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| havirbhuj | m. "eating the oblation", fire or agni- the god of fire (also applied to śiva- and other gods) |
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| havirbhuj | m. plural Name of the pitṛ-s of the kṣatriya-s |
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| havirucohiṣṭabhuj | mfn. eating the residue of an oblation |
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| haviṣyabhuj | mfn. idem or 'mfn. eating sacrificial food (rice or other grain, clarified butter and e.; haviṣyabhakṣatā -tā- f.) ' |
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| havyabhuj | m. "oblations-eater", fire or the god of fire |
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| hutabhugdiś | f. hutabhuj |
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| hutabhuj | m. "oblation-eater", fire etc. ( hutabhukpriyā bhuk-priyā- f." agni-'s wife"; hutabhugdiś bhug-diś- f." agni-'s quarter" id est the south-east ) |
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| hutabhuj | m. Plumbago Ceylanica |
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| hutabhuj | m. Name of a particular star (Tauri) |
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| hutabhukpriyā | f. hutabhuj |
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| jagatībhuj | m. "earth-enjoyer", a king |
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| jagatprabhu | m. the lord of the world |
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| jagatprabhu | m. brahmā- |
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| jagatprabhu | m. śiva- |
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| jagatprabhu | m. viṣṇu- |
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| jagatprabhu | m. Name of an arhat- of the jaina-s |
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| jālapādabhuja | mfn. having toe- and finger-membranes |
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| jambhāribhujastambhana | n. paralysing indra-'s arm (one of śiva-'s heroic deeds) |
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| jarbhurat | rāṇa- See bhur-. |
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| jñātiprabhuka | mf(ā-)n. foremost among relations |
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| kambhu | n. the fragrant root of Andropogon Muricatus. |
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| kaṇabhuj | m. equals kaṇāda- below. |
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| kāṇabhuja | mf(ī-)n. descended from kaṇa-bhuj- or kaṇāda- (q.v), composed by or relating to kaṇāda- commentator or commentary on |
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| kāṇabhuja | m. a follower of kaṇāda- |
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| kaṇṭakabhuj | m. "eating thorns", a camel |
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| kapiprabhu | m. "master of the monkeys", Name of rāma- |
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| karavīrabhujā | f. Cajanus Indicus |
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| karmaṇyabhuj | mfn. receiving wages, working for hire |
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| karmaṇyābhuj | mfn. idem or 'mfn. receiving wages, working for hire ' |
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| kāśyapībhuj | m. "enjoying the earth", a king |
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| kavyabhuj | m. plural "oblation-eaters", the manes or a class of manes |
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| kavyahavyabhuj | m. Name (also title or epithet) of agni-, |
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| kedāraśambhu | m. Name of a tīrtha- |
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| keśavaprabhu | m. Name of a man. |
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| kimprabhu | m. a bad lord or master |
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| krāntibhujā | f. the cosinus of declination |
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| kratubhuj | m. "one who eats the sacrificial oblation", a god, deity |
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| kravyabhuj | mfn. idem or 'mfn. eating carrion, carnivorous ' |
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| kravyabhuj | m. (k-) a rākṣasa- |
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| kṛṣṇabhujaṃga | m. "black snake", Coluber nāga-. |
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| kṣamābhuj | m. patient |
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| kṣamābhuj | m. (k-) "earth-enjoying", a prince, king |
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| kṣauṇībhuj | m. "enjoying the earth", a king, . |
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| kṣitibhuj | m. "one who possesses the earth", a king |
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| kṣitilavabhuj | m. "possessing only a small tract of the earth", a petty prince |
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| kṣmābhuj | m. "enjoying the earth", a king |
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| kubhukta | n. bad food |
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| kubhukti | f. idem or 'n. bad food ' |
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| kuṇapabhuj | m. "carcase-eater", a rākṣasa-, |
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| kuprabhu | m. a bad lord |
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| kuprabhu | etc. See 1. ku-. |
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| laghubhuj | mfn. eating little |
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| lagnabhuja | m. (in astronomy) ascensional difference id est the difference between the time of rising of a heavenly body at laṅkā- and at any other place |
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| lambhuka | mfn. one who is accustomed to receive (accusative) |
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| lepabhuj | m. idem or 'm. "sharing the lepa-", a paternal ancestor (in the 4th, 5th, and 6th degrees; see above ) ' |
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| loladbhuja | mfn. having swinging arms |
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| madhubhuj | mfn. enjoying sweetness or gladness |
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| mahābhuja | mfn. having long arms |
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| mahādbhuta | mfn. (hād-) very wonderful |
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| mahādbhuta | n. a great marvel |
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| mahādbhuta | n. Name of the 72nd pariśiṣṭa- of the |
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| mahāprabhu | m. a great master, mighty lord, king, prince ( mahāprabhutva -tva- n.) |
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| mahāprabhu | m. a very holy man or great saint |
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| mahāprabhu | m. a chief |
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| mahāprabhu | m. Name of indra- |
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| mahāprabhu | m. of śiva- |
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| mahāprabhu | m. of viṣṇu- |
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| mahāprabhutva | n. mahāprabhu |
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| mahāśambhu | m. the great śiva- |
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| mahībhuj | m. "earth-enjoyer", a king |
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| malabhuj | mfn. feeding on impurity |
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| malabhuj | m. a crow |
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| mallāribhujaṃga | m. Name of work |
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| mārābhibhu | m. "overthrower of māra-", Name of a buddha- |
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| martyabhuvana | n. the world of mortals, the earth (varia lectio) |
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| māsabhukti | f. the (sun's) monthly course |
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| mayobhu | mf(/ū-)n. equals -bhava- |
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| mayobhuva | mfn. equals -bhava- |
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| meruvirahatantrebhuvaneśvarīsahasranāmastotra | n. Name of a stotra-. |
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| miśracaturbhuja | m. Name of a man |
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| miṣṭabhuj | mfn. eating dainties |
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| mitabhuj | ( ) mfn. eating sparingly, moderate in diet. |
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| mitabhukta | () mfn. eating sparingly, moderate in diet. |
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| mṛgaprabhu | m. "lord of beasts", the lion |
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| mudgabhuj | m. "bean-eater", a horse |
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| mūḍhaprabhu | m. the chief of fools, a great blockhead |
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| muhurbhuj | m. "constantly eating", a horse |
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| muhūrtabhuvanonmārtaṇḍa | m. |
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| mūlavibhuja | mfn. bending down roots vArttika |
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| mūlavibhuja | m. a chariot |
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| mūrkhabhuya | n. stupidity |
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| naḍbhuvaka | m. Name of a poet |
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| nāgābhibhu | m. Name of a buddha- (bhū-,of another man) |
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| nakṣatrabhuktaghaṭīcakra | n. Name of work |
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| narabhuj | mfn. man-eating, cannibal |
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| narasiṃhabhujaṃga | m. Name of work |
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| nibhuj | P. -bhujati-, to bend (head and knees) |
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| nidhiprabhu | m. lord of treasures, Name of kubera- |
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| niḥsvībhuta | mfn. idem or 'mfn. (svī-in compound for -sva-) deprived of one's property, impoverished ' |
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| nirbhugna | mfn. not bent, straight, flat |
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| nirbhugna | mfn. bent awry, distorted |
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| nirbhuj | P. bhujati-, to bend awry, distort (mouth, eyes etc.) |
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| nirbhuja | mf(ā-)n. Name of a kind of saṃdhi- or saṃhitā-, |
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| nirbhuja | n. equals saṃhitā- |
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| niṣkambhu | m. Name of a particular divine being (varia lectio ni-kumbha-and niṣ-k-). |
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| padmaprabhu | m. Name of an author |
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| pakṣabhukti | f. the course traversed by the sun in a fortnight |
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| pañcabhuja | m. 5-armed, pentagonal |
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| pañcabhuja | m. Name of gaṇeśa- |
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| pañcabhuja | m. a pentagon |
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| pāṇibhuj | m. Ficus Glomerata |
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| paradārabhuj | m. one who takes or approaches or enjoys another's wife or wives, an adulterer () |
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| paribhugna | mfn. bowed, bent () |
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| paribhuj | P. -bhujati-, (-/abubhojīr- ), to span, encompass, embrace |
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| paribhuj | P. A1. -bhunakti-, -bhuṅkte-, (infinitive mood -bhoktum-), to eat before another (with accusative) ; to neglect to feed ; to feed upon, eat, consume, enjoy |
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| paribhukta | mfn. eaten before another, anticipated in eating |
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| paribhukta | mfn. eaten, enjoyed, possessed |
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| paribhukta | mfn. worn (as a garment) |
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| paribubhukṣita | mfn. (Desiderative of pari--3. bhuj-), very hungry |
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| parijarbhurāṇa | mfn. (from Intensive of bhur-) quivering, flickering, . |
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| parimitabhuj | mfn. eating sparingly, abstemious |
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| phalabhuj | mfn. enjoying fruit |
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| phalabhuj | m. a monkey |
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| phaṇibhuj | m. "serpent-eater", a peacock |
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| piśitabhuj | mfn. eating flesh, a flaccid-eater |
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| piṣṭabhuj | mfn. eating meal |
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| pīyūṣabhuj | m. "nectar-quaffer", a god |
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| prabhavaprabhu | m. (with jaina-s) Name of one of the 6 śruta-kevalin-s |
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| prabhu | See under pra-bhū- below. |
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| prabhu | mfn. (Ved. also /ū- f(vī-).) excelling, mighty, powerful, rich, abundant etc. |
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| prabhu | mfn. more powerful than (ablative) |
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| prabhu | mfn. having power over (genitive case) |
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| prabhu | mfn. able, capable, having power to (locative case infinitive mood or compound) |
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| prabhu | mfn. a match for (dative case) Va1rtt. 2 |
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| prabhu | mfn. constant, eternal |
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| prabhu | m. a master, lord, king (also applied to gods exempli gratia, 'for example' to sūrya- and agni- ;to prajā-pati- ;to brahmā- ;to indra- ;to śiva- ;to viṣṇu- ) |
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| prabhu | m. the chief or leader of a sect |
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| prabhu | m. a sound, word |
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| prabhu | m. quicksilver |
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| prabhu | m. Name of a deity under the 8th manu- |
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| prabhu | m. of a son of kardama- |
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| prabhu | m. of a son of śuka- and pīvarī- |
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| prabhu | m. of a son of bhaga- and siddhi- |
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| prabhu | m. of a poet |
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| prabhu | m. of several other men |
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| prabhu | m. ( prabhvī bhvī- f.Name of a śakti- ) |
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| prabhubhakta | mfn. devoted to his master (as a dog) |
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| prabhubhakta | m. a good horse |
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| prabhubhakti | f. loyalty, faithfulness |
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| prabhudeva | m. Name of a yoga- teacher |
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| prabhudevī | f. (with lāṭī-) Name of a poetess |
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| prabhugna | mfn. |
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| prabhuj | (only ind.p. -bhujya-), to bend, incline |
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| prabhuj | (only pr. p. -bhuñjat/ī-), to befriend, protect (?) |
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| prabhukathā | f. Name of work |
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| prabhukta | mfn. begun to be eaten (as rice) |
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| prabhuliṅgacaritra | n. Name of work |
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| prabhuliṅgalīlā | f. Name of work |
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| prabhuliṅgavaṃśa | n. Name of work |
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| prabhuśabdaśeṣa | mfn. having only the title of lord remaining |
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| prabhutā | f. lordship, dominion, supremacy (varia lectio) |
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| prabhutā | f. power over (locative case) |
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| prabhutā | f. possession of (compound) |
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| prabhutā | f. prevalence (instrumental case"for the most part") |
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| prabhutva | n. lordship, sovereignty, high rank, might, power over (genitive case locative case or compound) etc. |
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| prabhutva | n. prevalence (instrumental case"for the most part") |
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| prabhutvabodhi | f. knowledge joined with supreme power |
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| prabhutvākṣepa | m. (in rhetoric) an objection based on power (id est on a word of command) |
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| pracalalatābhuja | mfn. having tremulous arm-creepers (= slender arms that tremble) |
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| prājyabhuja | mfn. long-armed |
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| prakāmabhuj | mfn. eating till satisfied, eating enough |
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| pralambabhuja | mfn. one whose arms hang down |
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| pralambabhuja | m. Name of a vidyā-dhara- |
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| pramāṇabhuta | m. "authoritative", Name of śiva- (see -jña-). |
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| praśithilabhujagranthi | mfn. one who loosens the clasp of the arms |
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| prasṛtāgrabhuj | mfn. eating the best etc. |
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| pratibhuj | P. -bhunakti-, to enjoy ; to eat food besides the prescribed diet |
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| pratibhuja | m. equals -bāhu- |
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| pratibhukta | mfn. one who has eaten food reserved for him |
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| pratibhukta | mfn. one who has eaten food other than the prescribed diet |
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| pratyavabhuj | P. -bhujati-, to bend back |
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| pratyupabhuj | A1. -bhuṅkte-, to eat, enjoy |
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| pratyupabhupabhoga | m. enjoyment |
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| pravibhuj | P. -bhujati-, to bend back, |
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| praviviktabhuj | mfn. eating delicate food |
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| pretapiṇḍabhuj | mfn. one who partakes of the piṇḍa- (q.v) at a śrāddha- |
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| pṛthivībhuj | m. "earth-enjoyer", a king |
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| pṛthivībhujaṃga | m. "earth-lover", a king |
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| pṛthubhuvana | n. the wide world |
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| pṛthvībhuj | m. "earth-enjoyer", a prince, king |
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| punaruktabhuktaviṣaya | mfn. (an occupation) in which the objects of sense are repeatedly enjoyed |
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| puroḍāśabhuj | m. eater of the sacrificial cake, a god |
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| purubhuj | mfn. enjoying much |
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| puruṣaprabhu | m. Name of a prince |
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| pūrvabhukti | f. prior or long-continued possession |
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| pūyabhuj | mfn. eating purulent carcasses |
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| rajanībhujaṃga | m. "lover of night" idem or 'm. "lord of night", the moon, ' |
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| rāmabhujaṃga | n. Name of two stotra-s. |
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| rātribhujaṃga | m. "night-lover", the moon |
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| raviprabhu | m. Name of a Brahman |
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| ṛbhu | mfn. ( rabh-), clever, skilful, inventive, prudent (said of indra-, agni-, and the āditya-s ;also of property or wealth ;of an arrow ) |
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| ṛbhu | m. an artist, one who works in iron, a smith, builder (of carriages etc.), Name of three semi-divine beings (ṛbhu-, vāja-, and vibhvan-, the name of the first being applied to all of them;thought by some to represent the three seasons of the year[ ],and celebrated for their skill as artists;they are supposed to dwell in the solar sphere, and are the artists who formed the horses of indra-, the carriage of the aśvin-s, and the miraculous cow of bṛhaspati-;they made their parents young, and performed other wonderful works [Sv-apas];they are supposed to take their ease and remain idle for twelve days [the twelve intercalary days of the winter solstice] every year in the house of the Sun [Agohya];after which they recommence working;when the gods heard of their skill, they sent agni- to them with the one cup of their rival tvaṣṭṛ-, the artificer of the gods, bidding the ṛbhu-s construct four cups from it;when they had successfully executed this task, the gods received the ṛbhu-s amongst themselves and allowed them to partake of their sacrifices etc.; see Kaegi ) etc. |
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| ṛbhu | m. they appear generally as accompanying indra-, especially at the evening sacrifice |
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| ṛbhu | m. in later mythology ṛbhu- is a son of brahman- |
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| ṛbhu | m. a deity |
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| ṛbhu | m. (avas-) a class of deities |
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| ṛbhu | m. ([ confer, compare Greek ; Latin labor; Gothic arb-aiths; Anglo-Saxon $; Slavonic or Slavonian rab-u8.]) |
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| ṛbhukṣa | m. indra- |
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| ṛbhukṣa | m. (indra-'s) heaven commentator or commentary on |
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| ṛbhukṣa | m. indra-'s thunderbolt |
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| ṛbhukṣa | m. (this word appears to owe its origin to the next.) |
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| ṛbhukṣin | m. (See grammar 162 ), Name of the above ṛbhu-s, and especially of the first of them |
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| ṛbhukṣin | m. Name of indra- (as the lord of the ṛbhu-s ) |
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| ṛbhukṣin | m. of the marut-s |
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| ṛbhukṣin | m. great, best ([ ]) |
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| ṛbhukṣīṇa | Nom. P. ṛbhukṣīṇati-, to behave like ṛbhukṣin- |
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| ṛbhumat | mfn. clever, skilful, prudent |
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| ṛbhumat | mfn. accompanied by or connected with the ṛbhu-s |
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| ṛbhuṣṭhira | (vocative case) mfn. clever and wise (said of indra-) |
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| ṛtabhuj | mfn. enjoying (the fruit of) one's righteousness or pious works |
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| saccidānandabhujaṃga | m. Name of work |
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| ṣaḍbhuja | mf(ā-)n. six-armed |
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| ṣaḍbhuja | mf(ā-)n. six-sided |
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| ṣaḍbhuja | m. or n. (?) a hexagon |
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| ṣaḍbhujā | f. Name of durgā- |
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| ṣaḍbhuja | m. a water-melon |
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| sādbhuta | mfn. astonished, surprised |
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| sahabhuj | mfn. eating together with (compound), |
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| sahasrabhuja | mf(ā-)n. thousand-armed |
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| sahasrabhuja | m. Name of viṣṇu- |
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| sahasrabhuja | m. of a gandharva- |
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| sahasrabhujā | f. Name of durgā- |
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| sahasrabhujajihvākṣa | mfn. having a thousand arms and tongues and eyes |
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| sahasrabhujarāmadhyāna | n. Name of work (wrong reading -dhyāna-rāma-). |
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| sakalabhuvanamaya | mf(ī-)n. containing the whole world |
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| śakrabhuvana | n. equals -bhavana- |
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| samābhuj | P. -bhunakti-, to enjoy or possess entirely, rule over (accusative) |
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| samacaturbhuja | mfn. having four equal sides |
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| samacaturbhuja | m. or n. (?) a square or rhombus |
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| samadvibhuja | mfn. having 2 equal sides |
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| samadvibhuja | m. n. a rhomboid having 2 sides equal |
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| samadvidvibhuja | mfn. having 2 x 2 equal sides |
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| samadvidvibhuja | m. or n. (?) a rhomboid |
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| samantabhuj | m. "all-devouring", Name of agni- or fire |
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| samatribhuja | mfn. having 3 equal sides |
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| samatribhuja | m. n. any figure containing 3 equal sides |
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| samatribhuja | m. an equilateral triangle |
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| śambhu | See śambhu-, p.1055. |
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| śambhu | mfn. being or existing for happiness or welfare, granting or causing happiness, beneficent, benevolent, helpful, kind |
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| śambhu | m. Name of śiva- etc. |
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| śambhu | m. of brahmā- |
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| śambhu | m. of a particular agni- |
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| śambhu | m. of viṣṇu- |
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| śambhu | m. of a son of viṣṇu- |
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| śambhu | m. of indra- in the 10th manvantara- |
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| śambhu | m. of one of the 11 rudra-s |
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| śambhu | m. of a king of the daitya-s |
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| śambhu | m. of an arhat- |
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| śambhu | m. of a siddha- |
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| śambhu | m. of a king (varia lectio śanku-) |
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| śambhu | m. of a son of śuka- |
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| śambhu | m. of a son of ambarīṣa- |
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| śambhu | m. (also with bhaṭṭa-) of various authors and other men |
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| śambhu | m. a kind of Asclepias |
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| śambhu | m. a kind of metre |
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| śambhu | f. Name of the wife of dhruva- |
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| śambhu | for śam-bh/u-, śam-bh/ū- etc. See columns 1, 2. |
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| sambhu | mfn. produced from, made of (compound) |
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| sambhu | m. a parent, progenitor |
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| sambhu | m. Name of a metre |
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| śambhubhairava | m. a form of śiva- |
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| śambhubhaṭṭīya | n. Name of a nyāya- work |
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| śambhucandra | m. Name of a Zamindar (who wrote the vikrama-bhārata- in the beginning of this century) |
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| śambhudāsa | m. |
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| śambhudeva | m. Name of authors. |
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| śambhugiri | m. Name of a mountain |
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| sambhugna | mfn. (1. bhuj-) completely bent or curved |
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| śambhuhorāprakāśa | m. Name of an astronomy work |
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| sambhuj | P. A1. -bhunakti-, -bhuṅkte-, (Aorist subjunctive -bhujam- ) to eat together, make a meal in common ; to enjoy (especially carnally) ; to partake of (genitive case) : Causal -bhojayati-, to cause to enjoy or eat, feed any one (accusative) with (instrumental case) |
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| śambhukāntā | f. " śiva-'s wife", Name of durgā- |
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| sambhukta | mfn. eaten, enjoyed etc. |
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| sambhukta | mfn. run through, traversed |
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| śambhumahādevakṣetramāhātmya | n. Name of work |
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| śambhumāhātmya | n. Name of chapter of the |
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| śambhumayobhū | f. du. Name of the hymns |
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| śambhunandana | m. equals -tanaya- |
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| śambhunātha | m. Name of a temple of śiva- in Nepal. |
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| śambhunātha | m. (also with ācārya-and siddhāntav/agīśa-) Name of various authors etc. |
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| śambhunātharasa | m. a particular mixture |
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| śambhunāthārcana | n. Name of a Tantric work |
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| śambhunityā | f. Name of a Tantric work |
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| śambhupriyā | f. "dear to śiva-", Name of durgā- |
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| śambhupriyā | f. Emblic Myrobolan |
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| śambhurahasya | n. Name of work |
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| śambhurāja | m. Name of the author of the nyāya-mañjari- |
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| śambhurājacaritra | n. Name of work |
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| śambhurāma | m. Name of various authors |
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| śambhuśikṣā | f. Name of work on Vedic phonetics. |
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| śambhutanaya | m. " śiva-'s son", Name of skanda- and gaṇeśa- |
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| śambhutattvānusaṃdhāna | n. Name of a śaiva- work by śambhu-nātha-. |
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| śambhuvākyapelāśāṭīkā | f. Name of an astronomy work |
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| śambhuvallabha | n. "beloved by śiva-", the white lotus |
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| śambhuvardhana | m. Name of a man |
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| sāmibhukta | mfn. half-eaten |
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| saṃjarbhurāṇa | mfn. (fr. Intensive of sam-bhur-) quivering, flickering |
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| saṃsthānabhukti | f. (with kālasya-) the passage through various periods of time |
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| samucchritabhuja | mf(ā-)n. having arms well raised |
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| samupabhuj | A1. -bhuṅkte-, to enjoy sexually, have sexual union with (accusative) |
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| saṃvatsarabhukti | f. a year's course (of the sun) |
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| saptabhuvana | n. plural the 7 worlds (one above the otherSee loka-) |
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| sārabhuj | mfn. eating the essence or best part of anything |
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| sarpabhuj | m. "snake-eater", a peacock |
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| sarpabhuj | m. a crane |
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| sarpabhuj | m. a large snake or a kind of snake |
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| sarvabhuj | mfn. all-devouring |
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| sarvādbhutaśānti | f. Name of work |
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| sarvaprabhu | m. the lord of all |
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| śaṣpabhuj | m. "grass-eater", any animal feeding on grass |
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| śatabhuji | mf(ī-)n. (śat/a--) hundred-fold |
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| śatabhuji | mf(ī-)n. having a hundred enclosures or fortifications |
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| śaubhuśubha | mfn. shining intensely or repeatedly, |
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| saurabhuvana | n. equals sūrya-loka- (q.v) |
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| śeṣabhuj | mfn. one who eats leavings |
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| simbhuka | m. Name of a mythical bird |
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| śivabhujaṃga | (in the beginning of a compound), śiva- compared to a serpent |
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| śivabhujaṃgāṣṭaka | n. Name of work |
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| śivabhujaṃgastotra | n. Name of work |
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| śobhuśubha | mfn. shining intensely or repeatedly, |
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| ṣoḍaśabhuja | mfn. 16-armed |
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| ṣoḍaśabhujā | f. a form of durgā-, |
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| ṣoḍaśabhujarāmadhyāna | n. Name of work |
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| somabhūbhuj | m. Name of a king |
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| somabhujagāvalī | f. Name of work |
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| somaśambhu | m. Name of an author |
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| śrāddhabhuj | mfn. eating food prepared at a śrāddha- |
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| śrībhuja | (in the beginning of a compound), the arms of a person of high rank |
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| śrīkaṇṭhaśambhu | m. Name of author etc. |
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| śṛṅgabhuja | m. Name of a man |
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| stabhu | (See next) . |
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| stanābhuj | (in stana-bh-) mfn. enjoying the udder (said of calves) |
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| stanābhuja | mfn. feeding or nourishing with the udder (said of cows) |
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| stanyabhuj | mfn. sucking milk from the breast, unweaned |
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| sthūlabhuja | m. "strong-armed", Name of a vidyā-dhara- |
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| subhuja | mfn. having handsome arms |
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| subhujā | f. Name of an apsaras- |
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| subhukta | mfn. well eaten |
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| sudhābhuj | m. "feeding on nectar", a god, deity |
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| sukhabhuj | mfn. enjoying happiness, happy, lucky |
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| śukrabhuj | m. "seed-eater", a peacock |
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| surabhuvana | wrong reading for -bhavana- |
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| śūraṇodbhuja | m. a kind of bird |
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| suvarṇabhujendra | m. Name of a king |
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| suvibhu | m. Name of a king (son of vibhu-) |
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| svadhābhuj | m. "id.", a god |
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| svadhābhuj | m. plural equals prec. |
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| svāhābhuj | m. " svāhā--eater", a god |
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| svaprabhutā | f. own or arbitrary power ( svaprabhutayā tayā- ind."arbitrarily") |
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| svaprabhutayā | ind. svaprabhutā |
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| svayambhu | m. "self-existent", Name of brahman- |
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| svayambhu | m. of śiva- |
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| svayambhu | n. of -bhū- (q.v) |
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| svayambhucaitanya | n. Name of a temple of ādi-buddha-, |
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| svayambhuva | mfn. equals -bhū- |
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| svayambhuva | m. Name of the first manu- (wrong reading for svāyam-bh-) |
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| svayambhuvā | f. a kind of shrub |
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| svāyambhuva | mfn. (fr. svayambhū-) relating to svayam-bhū- or the Self-existent, derived from the Self-existent (id est brahman-) etc. |
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| svāyambhuva | mfn. relating to or derived from manu- svāyambhuva- |
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| svāyambhuva | m. "son of svayam-bhū-", Name of various sages (especially of the first manu-, of marīci-, atri-, nārada- etc.) |
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| svāyambhuva | n. Name of a śaiva- tantra-. |
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| svāyambhuvamanupitṛ | m. "father of manu- svāyambhuva-", Name of brahmā- |
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| svāyambhuvī | f. Ruta Graveolens |
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| svayamprabhu | m. self-powerful |
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| śvetabhujaṃga | m. Name of an incarnation of brahmā- |
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| tairabhukta | mfn. fr. tīra-bhukti-. |
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| tarubhuj | m. "tree-eater", the parasitical plant Vanda Roxburghii |
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| tīrabhukti | m. Tirhut (province in the east of central Hindustan) |
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| tīrabhuktīya | mfn. coming from Tirhut |
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| tribhuj | mfn. threefold |
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| tribhuja | mfn. triangular |
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| tribhuja | m. a triangle |
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| tribhuktirāja | m. Name of a tīrtha- |
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| tribhuvana | n. ( Va1rtt. 3 Sch. ) equals -jagat- etc. |
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| tribhuvana | n. Name of a town |
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| tribhuvana | m. Name of a prince |
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| tribhuvanābhoga | m. the extension of the 3 worlds |
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| tribhuvanaguru | m. "the 3 worlds' master", śiva- |
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| tribhuvanamalladeva | m. the hero of |
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| tribhuvanamāṇikyacarita | n. Name of work |
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| tribhuvanapāladeva | m. Name of a prince |
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| tribhuvanapati | m. viṣṇu- |
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| tribhuvanaprabhā | f. Name of the daughter of a dānava- |
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| tribhuvaneśvara | m. equals na-guru- |
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| tribhuvaneśvara | m. indra- |
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| tribhuvaneśvaraliṅga | n. Name of a liṅga- |
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| tṛṇabhuj | mfn. graminivorous |
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| uccairbhuja | mfn. having the arms outstretched or elevated |
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| udbhuja | mfn. with uplifted arms, |
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| uñchabhuj | mfn.=- vartin- |
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| upabhuj | A1. -bhuṅkte-, (Epic also -bhuñjate-) to enjoy, eat, eat up, consume etc. ; to enjoy, make use of, partake of ; to experience (happiness or misfortune etc.) etc. ; to enjoy (a woman) etc. ; to receive as a reward : P. (1. plural -bhuñjāmas-) to be useful : Causal -bhojayati-, to cause to take (medicine) |
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| upabhukta | mfn. enjoyed, eaten, consumed |
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| upabhukta | mfn. used, possessed etc. |
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| upabhuktadhana | mfn. one who has enjoyed or made use of his riches |
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| upabhuktadhana | m. Name of a merchant's son (also in the former meaning) . |
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| upabhukti | f. enjoyment, use |
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| upabhukti | f. (in astronomy) the daily course of a star (equals bhukti- q.v) |
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| urvībhuj | m. "earth-enjoyer", a king, sovereign |
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| vaḍabāvaktrahutabhuj | m. equals vaḍabālgni- |
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| vaibhujāgnaka | mfn. on |
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| vaikuṇṭhabhuvana | n. vaikuṇṭha-'s (viṣṇu-'s) heaven |
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| vakrabhuja | m. "crooked-armed", Name of gaṇeśa- |
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| vanabhuj | m. a particular bulbous plant (growing on the himavat-) |
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| varṣabhuj | m. the ruler of a varṣa- |
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| vaśībhuta | mfn. become subject, subject, obedient |
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| vaśībhuta | mfn. become powerful |
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| vāyubhuj | m. one who feeds only on air (as an ascetic, a snake etc.) |
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| velibhukpriya | m. a kind of fragrant mango (prob. wrong reading for bali-bhuk-priya-). |
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| vetanabhuj | m. "earning wages", a servant |
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| vibhu | etc. See column 3. |
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| vibhu | mfn. or See vibhū- |
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| vibhugna | mfn. (1. bhuj-) bent, bowed, crooked |
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| vibhuja | mfn. in mūla-v- (q.v) |
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| vibhukta | (3. bhuj-), in bhukta-v- gaRa śāka-pārthivādi- ( on ) . |
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| vibhumat | mfn. joined with the vibhu-s or ṛbhu-s |
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| vibhupramita | n. the hall of brahmā- |
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| vibhutva | n. being everywhere, omnipresence |
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| vibhutva | n. omnipotence, sovereignty |
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| vibhuvarī | f. (prob. f.of vi-bhvan-) far-reaching |
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| vibobhuvat | mfn. (fr. Intensive) spreading or expanding exceedingly over (locative case) |
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| viḍbhuj | mfn. feeding on ordure |
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| viḍbhuj | m. a dung-beetle or a similar insect |
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| vidheyībhuya | ind. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') submissive or subject to |
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| vimānaprabhutā | f. the ownership of a celestial car |
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| viṃśatibhuja | m. equals -bāhu- |
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| vinirbhuj | (only ind.p. -bhujya-), to bend or turn on one side |
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| vīrabhuja | m. Name of two kings |
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| vīrabhukti | f. Name of a place (prob. for tīra-bhukti-). |
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| viruddhabhuj | mfn. eating incompatible or unsuitable food |
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| viṣabhujaṃga | m. a poisonous snake |
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| viṣamacaturbhuja | m. an unequal four-sided figure, trapezium |
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| viṣamatribhuja | m. a scalene triangle |
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| viskumbhu | See vi-ṣkambha-. |
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| viṣṇubhujaṃga | n. |
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| viṣṇubhujaṃgastotra | n. |
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| viṣṇubhujaṃgī | f. Name of stotra-s. |
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| viśvabhuj | mfn. all-enjoying, all-possessing |
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| viśvabhuj | mfn. eating all things |
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| viśvabhuj | m. Name of indra- |
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| viśvabhuj | m. of a son of lunar |
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| viśvabhuj | m. of a fire, |
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| viśvabhuj | m. of a class of deceased ancestors |
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| viśvabhujā | f. Name of a goddess |
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| viśvambharābhuj | m. a king |
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| viśvaśambhu | m. Name of a lexicographer |
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| viśvaśambhumuni | m. Name of a lexicographer |
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| vrajabhuṣaṇamiśra | m. Name of authors |
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| vṛttāyatabhuja | mfn. one who has round or long arms |
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| vyābhugna | mfn. (1. bhuj-) bent down or awry (varia lectio for -bhagna-). |
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| vyaktabhuj | mfn. consuming all manifested or visible things (said of time) |
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| yajñabhāgabhuj | m. enjoyer of a share in a sacrifice, a god |
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| yajñabhuj | m. "sacrifice-enjoyer", a god (especially viṣṇu-) |
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| yajñāṃśabhuj | m. "enjoying a share in the sacrifice", a god, deity |
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| yatibhuṣaṇī | f. Name of work |
