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dur | f. (only d/uras- accusative Nominal verb,and dur/as-. plural) equals dvār-, a door (see 2. dura-). |
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dur | in compound for dus- (p.488), denoting"bad"or"difficult" etc. |
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dur | duriṣṭha-, (superl.) very bad or difficult or wicked |
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dur | n. great crime or wickedness |
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dura | = dur-1 only in śata-- (q.v) |
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dura | m. (perhaps dṝ-) "one who opens or unlocks", giver, granter (equals dātṛ- ) |
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durābādha | mfn. not to be assaulted with impunity (śiva-) |
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durabhi | n. (wrongly opp. to surabhi-) stench |
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durabhibhava | mfn. hard to be overcome or surpassed |
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durabhigraha | mfn. difficult to be laid hold of |
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durabhigraha | m. Achyranthes Aspera |
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durabhigrahā | f. Mucuna Pruritus |
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durabhigraha | m. Alhagi Maurorum |
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durabhimānin | mfn. disagreeably or intolerably proud |
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durabhiprāya | mfn. having a bad intention |
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durabhirakṣa | mfn. difficult to be watched or kept |
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durabhirakṣatā | f. |
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durabhisambhava | mfn. difficult to be performed, beset with difficulties, |
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durabhisaṃdhi | m. equals -abhiprāya- Scholiast or Commentator on |
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durācara | mfn. difficult to be practised or performed |
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durācara | mfn. difficult to be treated or cured, incurable |
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durācāra | m. bad behaviour, ill conduct |
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durācāra | mfn. ill-conducted, wicked |
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durācārin | mfn. idem or 'mfn. ill-conducted, wicked ' |
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durācarita | n. misfortune, ill luck |
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duradabhna | mfn. "eluding doors", not to be kept by bolts and bars |
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durādāna | mfn. difficult to be laid hold of |
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durādeya | mfn. difficult to be taken away or seized |
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durādhana | m. Name of a son of dhṛtarāṣṭra- (see next) . |
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durādhara | mfn. difficult to be withstood, irresistible, invincible, inaccessible |
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durādhara | m. Name of a son of dhṛta-rāṣṭra- (see the prec.) |
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durādhāra | mfn. difficult to be conceived on |
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durādharṣa | mfn. difficult to be attacked or approached, dangerous, invincible, irresistible etc. |
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durādharṣa | mfn. haughty, arrogant |
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durādharṣa | m. white mustard |
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durādharṣā | f. a kind of shrub (equals kuṭumbinī-) |
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durādhi | m. distress or anxiety of mind |
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durādhi | m. indignation |
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durādhī | mfn. meditating evil, malignant |
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duradhiga | mfn. difficult to be obtained |
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duradhigama | mfn. idem or 'mfn. difficult to be obtained ' , inscrutable, unfathomable |
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duradhiṣṭhita | mfn. badly managed or executed |
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duradhiṣṭhita | n. staying anywhere improperly |
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duradhīśvara | m. a bad king |
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duradhīta | mfn. badly read or learnt |
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duradhīyāna | mfn. learning badly |
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duradhva | m. a bad road |
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durāḍhya | mfn. not rich, poor |
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durāḍhyambhava | mfn. becoming rich with difficulty |
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durāḍhyaṃkara | mfn. difficult to be made rich |
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duradhyavasāya | m. a bad or foolish beginning |
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duradhyaya | mfn. difficult of attainment |
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duradhyayayana | mfn. equals adhīyāna- |
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duradhyeya | mfn. difficult to be studied or learnt |
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duradhyeyatva | n. |
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duradmanī | f. bad or noxious food |
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duradṛṣṭa | n. ill luck |
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durādṛṣṭi | mfn. bad-looking |
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durāgama | m. bad income, improper gain |
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durāgata | m. "badly come", Name of a man |
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durāgraha | m. equals -avagraha- m. |
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durāhā | ind. (opp. to sv-āhā-) ill luck, misfortune |
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durāhara | mfn. difficult to be offered (sacrifice) |
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durahna | m. a bad day |
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duraḥprabhṛti | mfn. beginning with the doors |
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durāka | m. Name of a barbarous tribe |
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durākrama | mfn. difficult to be ascended or approached |
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durākrāma | mfn. difficult to be passed, invincible |
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durākrāma | mfn. metric. equals krama- , (Bombay edition) |
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durākramaṇa | n. unfair attack |
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durākramaṇa | n. difficult approach |
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durākranda | mfn. having bad (or no) friends |
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durākrānta | mfn. unjustly attacked |
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durākrānta | mfn. difficult of access |
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durākrośam | ind. while badly scolding |
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durākṛṭi | mfn. badly formed, disfigured, misshapen |
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durakṣa | m. (fr. 2. akṣa-) a bad or fraudulent die |
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durakṣa | ṣ/a- mf(ī-)n. (fr. 4. akṣa-) weak-eyed |
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durakṣara | n. an evil word |
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durālabha | mfn. difficult to be handled |
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durālabha | mfn. ā-, (f.) Alhagi Maurorum, |
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durālakṣya | mfn. difficult to be perceived |
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durālamba | mfn. difficult to be laid hold of or attained |
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durālambha | mfn. difficult or unfit to be touched or handled |
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durālambhā | f. equals -ālabhā- |
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durālāpa | m. curse, imprecation, abuse |
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durāloka | mfn. difficult to be perceived |
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durāloka | mfn. not to be looked at, painfully bright |
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durāloka | m. dazzling splendour |
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durāmnāya | mfn. difficult to be handed down |
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durāmoda | m. bad scent, stench |
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durānama | mfn. hard to bend (as a bow) |
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durāneya | mfn. difficult to be brought near |
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duranta | mfn. having no end, infinite |
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duranta | mfn. having a bad end, miserable etc. |
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durantabhāva | mfn. exceedingly passionate |
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durantacintā | f. infinite sorrow |
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durantadeva | m. the god who removes difficulties (gaṇeśa-) |
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durantaka | mfn. equals -anta- (śiva-) |
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durantakṛcchra | m. or n. infinite danger |
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durantakṛt | mfn. doing what is endless or suffering endless pains |
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durantamoha | mfn. whose infatuation has a bad ending or has no end |
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durantaparyanta | mfn. having a bad end |
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durantaśakti | mfn. having endless power |
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durantavīrya | mfn. having endless energy |
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duranubodha | mfn. difficult to be recollected |
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duranūcāna | mfn. ignorant, ibidem or 'in the same place or book or text' as the preceding |
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duranuga | mfn. difficult to be followed, |
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duranujñāta | mfn. badly allowed or granted |
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duranuneya | mfn. difficult to be won over |
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duranuneyatā | f. |
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duranupālana | mfn. difficult to be kept or preserved |
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duranusamprāpya | mfn. difficult to be completely attained, |
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duranuṣṭheya | mfn. difficult to perform |
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duranuṣṭhita | mfn. badly done or acted |
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duranuvartya | mfn. difficult to follow |
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duranvaya | mfn. difficult to be passed along (road) |
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duranvaya | mfn. difficult to be accomplished or performed |
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duranvaya | mfn. difficult to be found out or fathomed |
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duranvaya | mfn. not corresponding or suitable |
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duranvaya | m. a false concord (in gram.) |
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duranvaya | m. a consequence wrongly deduced from given premises |
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duranveṣya | mfn. difficult to be searched out or through |
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durāpa | mfn. difficult to be attained or approached, inaccessible etc. |
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durāpa | m. Name of a dānava- |
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durapacāra | mfn. difficult to be displeased or offended |
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durāpādana | mfn. difficult to be brought about |
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durāpana | mfn. difficult to be overtaken |
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durapāsa | mfn. difficult to be cast off |
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durapavāda | m. ill report, slander |
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durāpūra | mfn. difficult to be filled or satisfied, . |
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durārādha | mfn. difficult to be propitiated or won or overcome |
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durārādhya | mfn. difficult to be propitiated or won or overcome |
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durārakṣa | mfn. difficult to be protected |
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durārakṣya | mfn. difficult to be protected |
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durārihan | (for ar-) m. "killing wicked enemies", Name of viṣṇu- |
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durāroha | mfn. difficult to be ascended ( durārohatā -tā- f. ) |
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durāroha | m. the palm or date tree |
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durārohā | f. the silk-cotton tree |
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durārohaṇīya | mfn. difficult to be ascended |
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durārohatā | f. durāroha |
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durāropa | mfn. difficult to be strung (bow) |
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durārūḍha | mfn. ascended with difficulty |
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durāruha | mfn. difficult to be ascended or mounted |
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durāruha | m. a cocoa-nut tree or Aegle Marmelos |
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durāruhā | f. Phoenix Sylvestris |
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durāśa | m. Name of an ekāha- |
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durāśa | mfn. having bad expectations |
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durāśā | f. bad expectation, vain hope, despair |
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durāsa | mfn. difficult to be driven out or expelled |
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durāsa | mfn. difficult to be abided or associated with |
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durāsada | mfn. difficult or dangerous to be approached |
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durāsada | mfn. difficult to be found or met with, unheard of, unparalleled |
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durāsada | mfn. difficult to be accomplished (varia lectio saha-) |
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durāsada | m. Name of śiva-, mystical Name of a sword |
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durāsaha | mfn. difficult to be accomplished (varia lectio sada-) |
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durāsaha | m. mystical Name of a sword (v. prec.) |
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durāśaṃsin | mfn. foreboding evil |
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durāśaya | mfn. evil-minded, malicious |
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durāśaya | m. the subtle body which is not destroyed by death Scholiast or Commentator |
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durāseva | mfn. difficult to be dealt with or associated with |
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durāśir | (d/ur--) mfn. badly mixed (soma-) |
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durāśis | mfn. having evil wishes or intentions |
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durāsita | n. a bad manner of sitting |
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durāśraya | mfn. difficult to be practised |
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durasya | Nom. P. y/ati-, to wish to hurt or injure |
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durasyu | mfn. wishing to do harm |
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duratikrama | mfn. hard or difficult to be overcome, insurmountable, inevitable etc. |
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duratikrama | m. Name of a Brahman (regarded as son of śiva-) |
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duratikrama | m. Name of śiva- |
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duratikramaṇīya | mfn. impassable, |
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durātman | mfn. evil-natured, wicked, bad etc. |
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durātmatā | f. meanness, wickedness |
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durātmavat | mfn. equals man- |
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duratyaya | mfn. equals -atikrama- etc. |
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duratyaya | mfn. inaccessible |
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duratyaya | mfn. inscrutable, unfathomable |
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duratyayānukramaṇa | mfn. whose ways are past finding out (God) |
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duratyetu | mfn. equals -atikrama- |
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duravabodha | mfn. idem or 'mfn. difficult to be understood ' |
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duravabodhatā | f. |
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duravacchada | mfn. difficult to be veiled or hidden |
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duravadhāraka | mfn. deciding or judging badly |
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duravadhāraṇa | mfn. difficult to be defined, |
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duravadhārya | mfn. difficult to be understood |
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duravagāha | mfn. difficult to be fathomed or found out (Pi.) |
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duravagāha | mfn. difficult to be entered, inaccessible |
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duravagama | mfn. difficult to be understood, incomprehensible |
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duravagraha | mfn. difficult to be kept back or restrained |
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duravagraha | m. wicked obstinacy, stubbornness |
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duravagrahagrāha | (Bombay edition) mfn. difficult to be attained () . |
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duravagrahagrāhya | mfn. difficult to be attained () . |
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durāvaha | mfn. difficult to be brought or led towards (compound) |
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duravalepa | m. disagreeable arrogance |
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duravāpa | mfn. difficult to be attained or accomplished |
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durāvara | varia lectio for vāra- (Bombay edition) |
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durāvāra | mfn. difficult to be covered or filled up |
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durāvāra | mfn. difficult to be restrained, invincible |
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duravaroha | mfn. equals -avatāra- |
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durāvarta | mfn. difficult to be turned (from an opinion etc.) |
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durāvāsin | mfn. having a bad dwelling |
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duravasita | mfn. difficult to be ascertained, unfathomed |
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duravastha | mfn. badly situated |
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duravasthā | f. a bad situation |
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duravasthita | mfn. not firmly established |
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duravatāra | mfn. difficult to be reached by descending |
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duravavada | n. (impersonal or used impersonally) difficult to speak ill of (genitive case) |
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duravekṣita | n. an improper look, a forbidden glance |
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durāvī | (accusative vy/am-) mfn. difficult to be passed through |
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durāyya | varia lectio for -/āvī-. |
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durbaddha | mfn. badly fastened |
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durbala | mfn. of little strength, weak, feeble etc. |
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durbala | mfn. thin, slender (waist) |
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durbala | mfn. emaciated, lean (cow) |
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durbala | mfn. sick, unwell |
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durbala | mfn. scanty, small, little |
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durbala | m. an impotent man, weakling (varia lectio -vāla-) |
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durbala | m. a kind of bird (wrong reading for -bali-) |
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durbala | m. Name of a prince |
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durbala | m. of an author |
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durbalā | f. a species of plant (equals ambu-śirīṣikā-) |
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durbāla | See -vāla-. |
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durbalabalatā | f. weakness, thinness |
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durbalāgni | mfn. having a weak digestion ( durbalāgnitā ni-tā- f. ) |
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durbalāgnitā | f. durbalāgni |
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durbalāyāsa | mfn. "weak of effort", ineffective |
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durbalendriya | mfn. having feeble (id est unrestrained) organs of sense |
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durbalī | f. Name of work |
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durbali | m. ( varia lectio la-) () a kind of bird (equals bhāṇḍīka-). |
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durbalībhāva | m. the becoming weak (of the voice) |
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durbalībhū | to become weak or ineffective (read -bhūtās-) |
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durbalika | m. () a kind of bird (equals bhāṇḍīka-). |
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durbalita | mfn. weakened, rendered ineffective |
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durbalīyas | mfn. weaker, feeble |
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durbandha | mfn. difficult to be composed |
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durbhaga | mfn. "having a bad portion", unfortunate, unlucky |
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durbhaga | mfn. disgusting. repugnant, ugly (especially a woman) etc. |
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durbhagā | f. a bad or ill-tempered woman, a shrew |
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durbhagā | f. personified = Old Age, daughter of Time |
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durbhagatva | n. ill fortune |
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durbhagna | mfn. badly broken |
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durbhāgya | mfn. unfortunate, unlucky |
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durbhāgya | n. ill luck |
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durbhakṣa | mfn. to be eaten with difficulty |
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durbhakṣya | mfn. to be eaten with difficulty |
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durbhaṇa | mfn. difficult to be mentioned |
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durbhaṇatva | n. |
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durbhaṅga | mfn. difficult to be broken or loosened |
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durbhara | mfn. difficult to be borne or supported or maintained |
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durbhara | mfn. heavily laden with (compound), |
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durbhartṛ | m. a bad husband |
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durbhāryā | f. a bad wife |
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durbhāṣa | mfn. speaking ill |
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durbhāṣa | m. injurious words |
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durbhāṣin | mfn. speaking ill, abusing, insulting |
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durbhāṣita | mfn. badly spoken or uttered, with vāc- f. equals prec. m. |
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durbhāvanā | f. an evil thought, bad inclination |
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durbhāvya | mfn. difficult to be called to mind |
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durbheda | mfn. equals -bhida- |
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durbhedya | mfn. equals -bhida- |
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durbhida | mfn. difficult to be broken or torn asunder |
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durbhikṣa | n. (rarely m.) scarcity of provisions, dearth, famine, want, distress etc. |
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durbhikṣaśamana | m. "alleviator of famine", a king |
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durbhikṣatva | n. |
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durbhikṣavyasanin | mfn. suffering from the calamity of famine |
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durbhiṣajya | (d/ur--) n. difficult cure |
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durbhogā | f. equals bhikṣukī- |
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durbhrātṛ | m. a bad brother |
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durbhṛti | f. scanty maintenance or subsistence |
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durbhūta | n. ill luck, harm |
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durbīriṇa | (d/ur--) mfn. bristly, rough (beard) |
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durbodha | mfn. difficult to be understood, unfathomable etc. |
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durbodhapadabhañjikā | f. Name of a commentator or commentary on |
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durbodhapadabhañjinī | f. of a commentator or commentary on |
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durbodhya | mfn. equals -bodha- Scholiast or Commentator on |
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durbrāhmaṇa | (d/ur--) m. a bad Brahman |
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durbuddhi | f. weak-mindedness, silliness |
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durbuddhi | mfn. silly, foolish, ignorant, malignant |
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durbudha | mfn. weak-minded, silly |
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durdagdha | mfn. burning or cauterising badly |
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durdaiva | n. bad luck, misfortune |
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durdaivavat | mfn. unfortunate |
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durdama | mfn. hard to be subdued |
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durdama | m. Name of a son of vasu-deva- and rohiṇī- |
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durdama | m. of a prince, son of bhadra-śreṇya- |
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durdama | m. of a Brahman |
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durdamana | mfn. equals -dama- |
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durdamana | m. Name of a prince, son of śatānīka- |
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durdamya | mfn. indomitable, obstinate |
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durdānta | mfn. badly tamed, untamable, uncontrolled |
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durdānta | m. a calf |
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durdānta | m. strife, quarrel |
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durdānta | m. Name of a lion |
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durdara | mfn. tearing badly, distressing |
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durdara | m. battle (see duro--) |
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durdara | m. a kind of drug |
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durdarśa | mfn. difficult to be seen or met with etc. |
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durdarśa | mfn. disagreeable or painful to the sight etc. |
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durdarśana | mfn. equals -darśa- |
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durdarśatā | f. |
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durdarśatāya | Nom. A1. yate-, to have a bad or disgusting appearance |
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durdāru | n. bad wood |
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durdaśā | f. bad situation, misfortune |
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durdatta | mfn. badly given |
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durdeśa | m. a bad or unwholesome place |
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durdeśaja | mfn. coming from it (water) |
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durdhā | f. bad order, disarrangement (see -dhita-). |
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durdhara | mfn. difficult to be carried or borne or suffered, unrestrainable, irresistible etc. |
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durdhara | mfn. difficult to be administered (punishment) |
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durdhara | mfn. difficult to be kept in memory or recollected |
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durdhara | mfn. inevitable, absolutely necessary (suffix) |
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durdhara | m. quicksilver |
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durdhara | m. Name of two plants (ṛṣabha-and bhallātaka-) |
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durdhara | m. a kind of hell |
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durdhara | m. Name of a son of. dhṛta-rāṣṭra- (see -dharṣa-) |
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durdhara | m. of one of śambara-'s generals |
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durdhara | m. of mahiṣa- |
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durdharā | f. Name of a particular constellation (see durudharā-) |
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durdhara | m. of candra-gupta-'s wife |
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durdharāyogādhyāya | m. Name of a chapter of the mīna-rāja-jātaka-. |
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durdharītu | mfn. unrestrainable, irresistible |
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durdharma | mfn. having or obeying bad laws |
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durdharṣa | mfn. difficult to be assaulted or laid hold of, inviolable, inaccessible, unconquerable, dangerous, dreadful, awful etc. ( durdharṣatā -tā- f. ; durdharṣatva -tva- n. ) |
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durdharṣa | mfn. haughty, distant |
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durdharṣa | m. Name of a son of dhṛta-rāṣṭra- (see dhara-) |
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durdharṣa | m. of a rākṣasa- |
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durdharṣa | m. of a mountain in kuśa-dvīpa- |
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durdharṣā | f. Name of two plants (equals nāga-damanī-and kanthārī-) |
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durdharṣakumārabhūta | m. "one who has become an inviolable youth", Name of a bodhi-sattva-. |
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durdharṣaṇa | mfn. inaccessible, dangerous |
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durdharṣatā | f. durdharṣa |
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durdharṣatva | n. durdharṣa |
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durdhartu | mfn. unrestrainable, irresistible |
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durdharuṭa | equals -dhurūṭa- |
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durdhārya | mfn. difficult to be borne |
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durdhārya | mfn. with manasā-, difficult to be recollected |
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durdhāva | mfn. difficult to be cleaned or purified, |
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durdhī | mfn. weak-minded, stupid, silly |
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durdhī | mfn. having bad intentions, malignant (see dū-ḍhī-). |
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durdhur | mfn. badly yoked or harnessed |
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durdhurūṭa | m. (for ūḍha-? see dhūr-vodhṛ-) a pupil who does not obey his teacher without exercising his own judgement (see -durūṭa-) |
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durdhyāna | n. evil thoughts |
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durdina | n. a rainy or cloudy day, bad weather |
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durdina | mfn. cloudy, rainy, dark |
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durdinagrastabhāskara | mfn. having the sun obscured by dark clouds |
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durdināya | Nom. A1. yate-, to become covered with clouds Va1rtt. 1 |
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durdivasa | m. a bad or rainy day |
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durdohā | f. difficult to be milked |
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durdolī | f. a knot difficult to be undone Scholiast or Commentator on |
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durdritā | f. a kind of creeping plant |
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durdṛś | mfn. seeing badly |
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durdṛśa | mfn. equals -darśa- |
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durdṛśīka | mfn. looking bad |
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durdṛṣṭa | mfn. ill-seen (literally and figuratively), ill-examined or unjustly decided (lawsuit) |
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durdṛṣṭa | mfn. looked at with an evil eye |
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durdruma | m. a green onion |
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durduhā | f. difficult to be milked (cow) |
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durdūrānta | mfn. very long (path) Scholiast or Commentator |
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durdurūṭa | m. an abusive word (varia lectio -duruṭa- see -dhurūṭa-) |
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durdurūṭa | m. atheist |
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durdurūṭa | m. equals karaṭa- |
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durdurūṭa | and durdh- See under 2. dur-. |
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durdyūta | n. a bad or unfair game |
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durdyūtadevin | mfn. playing unfairly, cheating at play |
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durdyūtavedin | m. (prob. wrong reading for devin-) Name of śakuni- |
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dureva | mfn. ill-disposed, malignant |
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dureva | m. evildoer, criminal |
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durga | See durga- (p. 487) . |
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durgā | See durgā- (p. 487) . |
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durga | mfn. (2. dur-and gam-) difficult of access or approach, impassable, unattainable etc. |
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durga | m. bdellium |
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durga | m. Name of an asura- (supposed to have been slain by the goddess durgā-, ) and of several men (gaRa naḍādi- ), especially of the commentator on yāska-'s nirukta- |
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durga | m. also abridged for durga-gupta-, durgā-dāsa- etc. (See below) |
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durgā | f. See durgā- |
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durga | n. (m.only ;Bn.) a difficult or narrow passage, a place difficult of access, citadel stronghold (see ab--, giri--etc.) |
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durga | n. rough ground, roughness, difficulty, danger, distress |
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durgā | f. (of ga- q.v) the Indigo plant or Clitoria Ternatea |
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durgā | f. a singing bird (equals śyāmā-) |
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durgā | f. Name of two rivers |
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durgā | f. "the inaccessible or terrific goddess", Name of the daughter of himavat- and wife of śiva- (also called umā-, pārvatī- etc., and mother of kārttikeya- and gaṇeśa- see -pūjā-) (durgā devī-) etc. |
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durgā | f. of a princess , and of other women. |
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durgābhaktitaraṃgiṇī | f. Name of work |
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durgācārya | m. Name of a commentator on yāska-'s nirukta- (equals durga-). |
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durgādāsa | m. Name of Scholiast or Commentator on vopadeva- |
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durgādāsa | m. of a physician |
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durgādāsa | m. of a prince |
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durgadatta | (for gā-d- ) m. Name of a man |
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durgādatta | m. Name of the author of the vṛtta-muktāvali-. |
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durgadeśa | m. an impassable region |
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durgāḍha | () mfn. unfathomable. |
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durgādha | (), ( durgādhatva -tva- n. ) mfn. unfathomable. |
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durgādhatva | n. durgādha |
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durgādhikārin | m. the governor of a fortress |
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durgādhyakṣa | m. the governor of a fortress |
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durgaghāta | m. or n. Name of a fort |
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durgaghna | mfn. removing difficulties |
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durgaghnā | f. Name of durgā- |
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durgagupta | (for gā-g- ) m. Name of a grammarian |
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durgāha | n. (gāh-) an impassable or impervious place, difficulty, danger |
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durgāha | m. Name of a man |
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durgāhlāda | (gāhl-) m. a kind of perfume (see gāvallabha-). |
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durgāhya | ( durgāhyatva -tva- n. ) mfn. unfathomable. |
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durgāhyatva | n. durgāhya |
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durgakāraka | m. "making difficult or impassable", the Bhojpatra or birch-tree |
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durgakarman | n. fortification |
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durgākavaca | m. or n. Name of work |
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durgākramaṇa | n. the taking of a fort |
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durgākuṇḍa | n. Name of a pool |
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durgala | m. plural Name of a people |
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durgalaṅghana | m. "making one's way through difficult places", a camel |
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durgama | mfn. difficult to be traversed or travelled over, impassable, inaccessible, unattainable |
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durgama | m. or n. a difficult situation |
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durgama | m. Name of a son of vasu-deva- and pauravī- |
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durgama | m. of dhṛta- |
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durgāmāhātmya | n. (see devī-m-) Name of work |
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durgāmahattva | n. Name of work |
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durgamamārganirgama | mfn. of difficult access and issue |
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durgamanīya | (Scholiast or Commentator) mfn. equals -gama-. |
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durgamārga | m. a defile, a difficult pass or way |
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durgamāśubodhinī | f. Name of a commentator or commentary |
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durgāmṛtarahasya | n. (gām-) Name of work |
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durgamya | () mfn. equals -gama-. |
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durganāga | m. Name of a man |
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durgānavamī | f. the ninth day of the light half of kārttika- (sacred to durgā-) |
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durgandha | m. bad smell, stink |
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durgandha | mfn. ill-smelling, stinking |
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durgandha | m. the mango-tree (equals āmra-) |
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durgandha | m. an onion |
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durgandha | n. sochal-salt |
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durgandhakāra | m. the anus, |
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durgandharasa | mfn. having a bad smell or taste, |
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durgandhatā | f. badness of smell, |
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durgandhi | mfn. ill-smelling, stinking |
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durganivāsin | mfn. dwelling in a stronghold |
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durgāntarātithi | m. guest of the inside of a stronghold a prisoner |
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durgapadaprabodha | m. Name of a commentator or commentary |
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durgapāla | m. the commandant or governor of a fortress |
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durgāpañcāṅga | n. Name of work |
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durgapati | m. the commandant or governor of a fortress |
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durgapiśāca | m. Name of a mātaṅga- |
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durgāpūjā | f. the chief festival in honour of durgā-, held in Bengal in the month aśvin- or about October |
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durgāpūjā | f. Name of a chapter of the |
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durgapura | n. a fortified city |
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durgapuṣpī | f. Name of a plant (equals keśa-puṣṭā-) |
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durgārāma | (gār-) m. Name of an author |
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durgārcanamāhātmya | (gār-) n. Name of work |
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durgārohaṇa | mfn. difficult to be ascended |
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durgasaha | mfn. overcoming difficulties or dangers |
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durgaśaila | m. Name of a mountain |
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durgasaṃcara | m. difficult passage, defile |
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durgasaṃcāra | m. difficult passage, defile |
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durgāsaṃdehabhedikā | f. Name of work |
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durgasampad | f. perfection or excellence of a fortress |
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durgāsāvitrī | f. (tri-only ) Name of |
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durgasena | m. Name of an author |
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durgasiṃha | (for gā-s- ) m. Name of a grammarian and of an astronomer |
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durgasiṃhī | f. durga-siṃha-'s commentary on the kātantra-. |
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durgāśrayaṇa | n. taking refuge in a fortress |
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durgāṣṭamī | (gāṣṭ-) f. Name of a particular eighth day connected with durgā- |
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durgāstava | m. "praise of durgā-", Name of work |
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durgāstotra | n. "praise of durgā-", Name of work |
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durgāstuti | f. "praise of durgā-", Name of work |
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durgata | mfn. faring ill, unfortunate, miserable etc. |
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durgata | mfn. Name of a poet |
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durgatā | f. impassableness |
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durgataraṇī | & |
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durgatariṇī | f. "conveying over difficulties", Name of the sāvitrī- -verse |
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durgatatā | f. ill luck, misery |
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durgātattva | n. Name of work |
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durgati | mfn. equals -gata- |
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durgati | f. misfortune, distress, poverty, want of (genitive case) etc. |
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durgati | f. hell |
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durgaṭīkā | f. durga-'s commentary (on yāska-'s nirukta- etc.). |
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durgatināśinī | f. "removing distress", Name of durgā- |
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durgavākyaprabodha | m. "knowledge of difficult words", Name of work |
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durgāvallabha | m. a kind of perfume |
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durgāvarodha | m. investing or besieging a fortress |
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durgavāsa | m. staying over-night in unhospitable places |
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durgāvatī | f. Name of a princess |
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durgāvilāsa | m. Name of a poem |
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durgavṛtti | f. Name of work |
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durgavyasana | n. defect in a fortress (its being ill-guarded etc.) |
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durgaya | m. ( ji-?) Name of an author. |
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durgāyantra | n. Name of a mystical diagram in the tantra-sāra-. |
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durghaṭa | mfn. hard to be accomplished, difficult ( durghaṭatva -tva- n. ) |
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durghaṭa | m. or n. Name of a gram. work |
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durghaṭaghātana | mn. Name of Comm. |
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durghaṭakāvya | n. Name of a poem |
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durghaṭārthaprakāśikā | f. Name of Comm. |
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durghaṭatva | n. durghaṭa |
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durghaṭavṛtti | f. Name of Comm. |
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durghaṭodghāṭa | m. Name of Comm. |
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durghoṣa | m. "harsh-sounding, roaring", a bear |
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durgi | f. Name of a deity (also equals durgā-) |
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durgilā | f. Name of a woman |
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durgoṣṭhī | f. evil association, conspiracy |
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durgotsava | m. Name of a treatise. |
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durgotsavatattva | n. Name of a treatise. |
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durgraha | m. "seizing badly", the evil demon of illness, spasm, cramp |
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durgraha | m. obstinacy, insisting upon (locative case), whim, monomania |
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durgraha | mfn. difficult to be seized or caught or attained or won or accomplished or understood |
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durgrāhya | mfn. equals -graka- mfn. etc. |
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durgrāhyahṛdaya | mfn. whose heart is difficult to be gained , |
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durgrāhyatva | n. |
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durgṛbhi | mfn. difficult to be seized or laid hold of. |
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durgṛbhiśvan | mfn. continually swelling |
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durgṛbhīya | Nom. A1. yate-, to be seized with difficulty |
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durhala | mfn. having a bad plough |
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durhali | mfn. having a bad plough |
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durhaṇā | f. ( han-) mischief, harm |
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durhaṇāvat | mfn. inauspicious, pernicious |
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durhaṇāya | Nom. P., parasmE-pada y/at-, meditating harm |
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durhaṇāyu | mfn. idem or 'Nom. P., parasmE-pada y/at-, meditating harm ' |
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durhanu | mf(u-)n. "ugly-jawed" |
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durhārd | mfn. evil-minded, malignant |
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durhita | mfn. (d/ur--) ill-conditioned, miserable |
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durhita | mfn. hostile, troublesome |
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durhṛd | mfn. bad-hearted, wicked |
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durhṛd | m. enemy |
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durhṛdaya | mfn. idem or 'm. enemy ' (gaRa yuvādi-; see daur-h-) |
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durhṛṇāya | Nom. P., parasmE-pada y/at-, furious, enraged (varia lectio for haṇ- ) |
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durhṛṇāyu | mfn. idem or 'Nom. P., parasmE-pada y/at-, furious, enraged (varia lectio for haṇ- )' , |
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durhṛṣīka | mfn. having bad or uncontrolled organs of sense |
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durhṛta | mfn. removed with difficulty |
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durhuta | mfn. badly offered (as sacrifice) |
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duri | cl.1 A1. dur-ayate- or dul-ayate- , only in deriv. |
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durīha | mfn. ill-meant |
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durīkiṣa | mfn. difficult to be seen |
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durīkiṣatā | f. |
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durīśa | m. a bad master |
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durīṣaṇā | (for eṣ-) f. imprecation (see -iṣṭi-). |
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duriṣṭa | n. (3. iṣ-) "bad wish", curse, sorcery, (see īṣaṇā-) |
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duriṣṭa | (d/ur--) mfn. ( yaj-) badly sacrificed (opp. to sv-iṣṭa-) |
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duriṣṭakṛt | mfn. performing a magic spell to injure another |
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duriṣṭi | (d/ur--) f. defect or failure in a sacrifice |
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durita | n. (d/ur-- ) bad course, difficulty, danger. discomfort, evil, sin (also personified) etc. |
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durita | mfn. difficult, bad |
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durita | mfn. wicked, sinful |
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duritadamanī | f. Mimosa Suma |
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duritakṣaya | m. destruction of sin |
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duritakṣaya | m. Name of a man |
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duritāri | f. "enemy of sin", Name of a jaina- goddess |
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duritārṇava | m. "ocean of sins", Name of a king |
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duritātman | mfn. evil-minded, malicious |
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duriti | f. bad course, difficulty, distress |
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durjala | n. bad or noisome water |
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durjana | m. a bad man, villain, scoundrel etc. |
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durjana | m. plural bad people Scholiast or Commentator |
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durjana | mfn. malicious, wicked |
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durjanamalla | m. Name of a prince |
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durjanamukhacapeṭikā | f. Name of work |
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durjanamukhamahācapeṭikā | f. Name of work |
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durjanamukhapadmapādukā | f. Name of work |
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durjananindā | f. Name of work |
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durjanatā | f. wickedness, villainy |
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durjanatva | n. wickedness, villainy |
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durjanāya | Nom. A1. yate-, to be a wicked man |
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durjanīkṛ | "to make into a bad man", insult, wrong |
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durjara | mfn. not decaying or mouldering |
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durjara | mfn. indigestible |
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durjara | mfn. difficult to be enjoyed |
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durjara | m. or n. Name of a place |
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durjāta | mfn. badly born, ill-starred, miserable, wretched |
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durjāta | mfn. wicked, bad, wrong, false |
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durjāta | mfn. with bhartṛ- false lover, paramour |
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durjāta | n. misfortune, calamity |
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durjāta | n. disparity, impropriety |
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durjāti | f. misfortune, ill condition |
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durjāti | mfn. bad-natured, wicked etc. |
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durjātīya | mfn. idem or 'mfn. bad-natured, wicked etc.' |
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durjaya | mfn. difficult to be conquered or won, invincible, irresistible etc. |
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durjaya | m. Name of a dānava- |
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durjaya | m. of an assemblage of dānava- |
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durjaya | m. of a rakṣas- |
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durjaya | m. of several heroes |
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durjayā | f. Name of a place |
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durjayanta | m. Name of a mountain |
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durjeya | mfn. difficult to be conquered |
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durjīva | mfn. difficult to live |
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durjīva | n. impersonal or used impersonally a difficult life |
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durjñāna | mfn. difficult to be known |
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durjñānatva | n. on |
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durjñeya | mfn. difficult to be understood or found out |
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durjñeya | m. Name of śiva- |
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durlabha | mfn. difficult to be obtained or found, hard, scarce, rare (compound -tara-) etc. |
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durlabha | mfn. hard to be (with infinitive mood ) |
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durlabha | mfn. extraordinary, eminent |
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durlabha | mfn. dear, beloved (also -ka-) |
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durlabha | m. Curcuma Amhaldi or Zerumbet |
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durlabha | m. Name of a man |
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durlabhā | f. Alhagi Maurorum or equals śveta-kaṇṭa-kārī- |
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durlābha | mfn. equals -labha- |
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durlabhadarśana | mfn. out of sight, invisible |
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durlabharāja | m. Name of the father of jagad-deva- |
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durlabhasvāmin | m. Name of a temple built by dur-vardhana- |
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durlabhatā | f. () scarceness, rarity |
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durlabhatva | n. () scarceness, rarity |
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durlabhavardhana | m. Name of a king of kaśmīra- (also called pratāpāditya-) |
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durlakṣaṇa | mfn. badly marked |
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durlakṣya | mfn. hardly visible |
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durlakṣya | n. a bad aim |
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durlalita | mfn. ill-mannered, wayward |
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durlalita | mfn. spoilt by, weary of, disgusted with (compound) (ka-and -lasita- varia lectio ) |
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durlalita | n. way wardness, naughty or roguish tricks |
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durlaṅghana | mfn. difficult to be surmounted or overcome |
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durlaṅghanaśakti | mfn. of insurmountable power |
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durlaṅghya | mfn. equals -laṅghana- |
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durlaṅghyatā | f. () |
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durlaṅghyatā | f. difficult to be transgressed (command) |
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durlekhya | n. a false or forged document |
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durlikhita | mfn. badly scarified |
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durlipi | m. "the fatal writing"(of Destiny on man's forehead) |
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durmada | m. mad conception or illusion, foolish pride or arrogance |
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durmada | mfn. drunken, fierce, mad, infatuated by (compound) etc. |
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durmada | m. Name of a son of dhṛta-rāṣṭra- |
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durmada | m. of a son of dhṛta- (father of pracetas-) |
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durmada | m. of a son of bhadra-sena- (father of dhanaka-) |
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durmada | m. of a son of vasu-deva- and rohiṇī- or pauravī- |
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durmadāndha | mfn. "blinded by mad illusion", besotted, |
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durmadavīramānin | mfn. foolishly fancying (one's self) a hero |
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durmadin | m. drinker, drunkard |
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durmaitra | mfn. unfriendly, hostile |
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durmakha | See a-dur-m-. |
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durmallī | f. a kind of minor drama, |
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durmallikā | f. a kind of minor drama, |
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durmanas | n. bad disposition, perversity of mind |
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durmanas | mfn. ([ see ]) in bad or low spirits, sad, melancholy etc. ( durmanastā -tā- f.sadness Scholiast or Commentator) |
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durmanas | mfn. Name of a man (see daur-manasāyana-) |
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durmanaska | mfn. |
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durmanasmanas | mfn. |
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durmanastā | f. |
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durmanastā | f. durmanas |
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durmanāya | Nom. A1. yate-, to be or become troubled or sad |
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durmaṅgala | See a-dur-m-. |
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durmaṅku | mfn. refractory, obstinate, disobedient |
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durmanman | mfn. evil-minded |
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durmantra | m. bad advice (varia lectio daurmantrya-) |
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durmantrin | m. bad adviser or minister |
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durmantrin | mfn. having bad ministers |
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durmantrita | mfn. badly advised |
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durmantrita | n. equals prec. |
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durmantu | mfn. difficult to be understood |
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durmanuṣya | m. a wicked man, villain |
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durmara | mfn. dying hard, tenacious of life |
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durmara | n. a hard death (w. instrumental case of Persian) |
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durmarā | f. a kind of dūrvā- grass or Asparagus Racemosus |
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durmaraṇa | () () n. any violent or unnatural death. |
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durmaratva | () n. any violent or unnatural death. |
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durmarāyu | mfn. difficult to be put to death |
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durmarṣa | mfn. not easily to be forgotten |
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durmarṣa | mfn. unbearable, insupportable, unmanageable |
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durmarṣa | m. Name of the asura- bali-, |
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durmarṣaṇa | mfn. unmanageable, unbearable, insupportable |
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durmarṣaṇa | m. Name of a son of dhṛta-rāṣṭra- |
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durmarṣaṇa | m. of a son of sṛñjaya- |
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durmarṣaṇa | m. of viṣṇu- |
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durmarṣita | mfn. made refractory |
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durmaryāda | mfn. knowing no limits, having evil ways, wicked |
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durmaryādatā | f. |
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durmatakhaṇḍana | n. Name of work |
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durmati | f. bad disposition of mind, envy, hatred |
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durmati | f. false opinion or notions |
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durmati | mfn. weak-minded, silly, ignorant (rarely"malicious","wicked") |
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durmati | m. fool, blockhead (rarely"scoundrel","villain") etc. |
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durmati | m. Name of the 55th year of the cycle of Jupiter (lasting 60 years) |
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durmati | m. of a demon |
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durmati | m. of a blockhead, bharat-. |
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durmatīkṛta | mfn. (fr. maty/a-and kṛ-) badly harrowed or rolled |
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durmātsarya | n. evil envy |
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durmāyin | mfn. using bad arts |
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durmāyu | mfn. using bad arts |
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durmedha | mfn. dull-witted, stupid, ignorant etc. |
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durmedhas | mfn. () dull-witted, stupid, ignorant etc. |
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durmedhastva | n. foolishness, stupidity |
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durmedhāvin | mfn. equals -medha- |
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durmedhāvin | mfn. equals -medha- |
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durmilā | f. Name of several forms of metre. |
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durmilikā | f. Name of several forms of metre. |
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durmitra | mfn. unfriendly |
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durmitra | m. Name of the author of |
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durmitra | m. of a prince |
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durmitrā | f. Name of a woman (gaRa bāhv-ādi-) |
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durmitriya | mfn. unfriendly |
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durmoca | mfn. hard to unloose |
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durmocahastagrāha | mfn. "whose hand's grasp is hard to unloose", holding fast |
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durmohā | f. Capparis Sepiaria |
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durmuhūrta | m. n. an unauspicious hour or moment |
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durmukha | mf(ī-)n. ugly-faced etc. |
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durmukha | mf(ī-)n. foul-mouthed, abusive, scurrilous |
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durmukha | m. a horse |
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durmukha | m. a serpent |
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durmukha | m. Name of the 29th year of the cycle of Jupiter (lasting 60 years) |
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durmukha | m. of a prince of the pañcāla-s |
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durmukha | m. of a son of dhṛta-rāṣṭra- |
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durmukha | m. of an astronomer |
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durmukha | m. of a serpent-demon |
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durmukha | m. of a rakṣas- |
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durmukha | m. of a yakṣa- |
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durmukha | m. of a monkey |
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durmukha | m. of a general of the asura- mahiṣa- |
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durmukhācārya | m. Name of an author. |
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durmūlya | mfn. dear in price |
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durṇāmacātana | mfn. driving away the demons called durṇāman- |
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durṇāmahan | mfn. destroying the dur-ṇāman-s, |
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durnāmaka | n. hemorrhoids |
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durṇāman | mf(mnī-)n. having a bad name |
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durṇāman | m. Name of particular evil demons causing diseases (or according to Name of a worm see -nāman-) |
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durnāman | m. "having a bad name", Name of a yakṣa- |
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durnāman | f. (= m.or mnī-) a cockle |
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durnāman | f. hemorrhoids, piles (see -ṇāman-) |
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durnāmāri | m. "enemy of piles", the bulbous root of Amorphophallus Campanulatus |
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durnāmikā | f. a cockle |
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durnarendra | m. a miserable sorcerer or conjurer |
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durṇaśa | mfn. unattainable, inaccessible (see dū-ṇ-, dūṇāśa-). |
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durṇaṣṭa | mfn. unattained |
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durṇaya | wrong reading for -naya-. |
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durnaya | m. bad or imprudent conduct |
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durnigraha | mfn. difficult to be restrained or conquered |
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durṇihitaiṣin | mfn. tracing out what is badly kept |
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durniḥsaraṇa | n. difficult escape |
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durnimita | mfn. ill-measured, irregular (steps) |
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durnimitta | n. a bad omen |
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durnirīkṣa | mfn. difficult to be looked at or seen |
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durnirīkṣaṇa | mfn. difficult to be looked at or seen |
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durnirīkṣya | mfn. difficult to be looked at or seen |
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durniṣedha | mfn. difficult to be warded off |
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durniṣkramaṇa | n. |
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durniṣprapatana | n. (wrongly written tara-), |
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durṇīta | See -nīta- and ti-. |
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durnīta | mfn. ill-conducted, wrong |
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durnīta | n. misconduct, impolicy, folly, ill-luck |
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durnītabhāva | m. bad behaviour, improper conduct |
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durṇīti | See -nīta- and ti-. |
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durnīti | f. maladministration, impolicy |
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durnivāra | mfn. difficult to be kept back unrestrainable, irrepressible etc. |
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durnivāratva | n. |
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durnivartya | mfn. difficult to be turned back (flying army) |
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durnivartya | mfn. equals -nivṛtta-, . |
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durnivārya | mfn. idem or 'n. ' |
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durnivedya | mfn. difficult to be related |
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durnivedyatva | n. |
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durnivṛtta | mfn. difficult to be returned from |
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durniyantu | mfn. difficult to be checked or held back |
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durnṛpa | m. a bad king |
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durnyasta | mfn. badly arranged, ix, 41 |
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durnyasta | mfn. badly used (said of a spell) |
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durodara | m. "door-opener" (see dura-dabhna-), a dice-player, gamester |
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durodara | m. dice-box, |
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durodara | m. a stake |
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durodara | n. (m.?) playing, gaming, a game at dice (written also daro--). |
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durodara | See under 1. dur-. |
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durokam | ind. unpleasantly |
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durokaśocis | mfn. glowing unpleasantly (too bright or hot) |
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duroṇa | n. residence, dwelling, home |
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duroṇasad | mfn. residing in a house, iv, 40, 5. |
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duroṇayu | mfn. fond of a house or of home, . |
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duroṣa | mfn. slow, lazy |
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duroṣas | mfn. slow, lazy |
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durpaddhita | (d/ur--) mfn. badly arranged, untidy |
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duru | m. Name of a mountain |
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duruccheda | mfn. difficult to be extirpated or destroyed |
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durucchedya | mfn. idem or 'mfn. difficult to be extirpated or destroyed ' |
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durucchedya | mfn. difficult to be cut through (knot) |
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durudāhara | mfn. difficult to be pronounced or uttered |
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durudarka | mfn. having bad or no consequences |
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durudaya | mfn. appearing with difficulty, not easily manifested |
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durudharā | f. a peculiar position of the moon (), |
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durudvaha | mfn. hard to bear |
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durūha | mfn. difficult to be inferred or understood |
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durūhatva | n. |
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duruḥpha | m. (astrology) Name of the 15th yoga- (varia lectio durapha-and durupha-). |
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durukta | mfn. "badly spoken", harsh, injurious |
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durukta | mfn. harshly addressed |
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durukta | n. bad or harsh word etc. |
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durukti | f. harsh or injurious speech (personified as a daughter of krodha- and hiṃsā- and sister and wife of kali-) |
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duruktokta | mfn. ill spoken of |
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durupacāra | mfn. idem or 'mfn. difficult of cure, ' |
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durupadeśa | m. bad instruction |
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durupadiṣṭa | mfn. badly instructed. |
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durupakrama | mfn. difficult of access or approach |
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durupakrama | mfn. difficult of cure, |
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durupalakṣa | mfn. difficult to be perceived |
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durupāpa | mfn. difficult of attainment |
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durupapāda | mfn. difficult to be performed |
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durupapāda | mfn. difficult to be demonstrated |
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durupasada | mfn. difficult of approach |
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durupasarpin | mfn. approaching incautiously |
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durupasthāna | mfn. equals -upasada- |
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durupāya | m. a bad means or expedient |
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durupayukta | mfn. wrongly applied |
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duruta | mfn. badly woven |
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durutsaha | mfn. difficult to bear or resist |
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durutsāha | mfn. difficult to bear or resist |
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duruttara | mfn. (fr. 1. uttara-) unanswerable |
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duruttara | mfn. (fr. 2. uttara-or Prakrit for dus-tara-) difficult to be crossed or overcome on |
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durv | cl.1 P. dūrvati-, to hurt, injure, kill (see dhurv-). |
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durvāc | f. idem or 'n. harsh or abusive language ' |
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durvāc | mfn. having a bad voice |
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durvāc | mfn. speaking ill |
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durvaca | mfn. difficult to be spoken or explained or asserted or answered etc. ( durvacatva -tva- n. ) |
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durvaca | mfn. speaking ill or in pain |
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durvaca | n. abuse, censure |
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durvaca | n. evil or unlucky speech |
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durvacaka | mfn. difficult to be answered (?) |
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durvacakayoga | m. plural a particular art Scholiast or Commentator on |
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durvācakayoga | varia lectio for vac- |
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durvacana | n. plural bad or harsh language |
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durvacas | n. idem or 'n. plural bad or harsh language ' |
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durvacas | mfn. using bad or harsh language |
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durvacas | mfn. difficult to be explained or answered |
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durvacastva | n. |
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durvacatva | n. durvaca |
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durvācika | n. a bad commission |
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durvācya | mfn. hard (to be uttered) |
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durvācya | n. a hard word |
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durvācya | n. bad news |
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durvāda | m. slander, abuse, reproach, (varia lectio) |
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durvāda | mfn. speaking ill |
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durvadaka | mfn. speaking badly, stammering |
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durvaha | mfn. hard to bear |
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durvahaka | m. Name of a poet |
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durvāhita | n. a heavy load or burden |
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durvaira | mfn. living in bad enmity |
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durvājvāgbhāva | m. abusiveness (Calcutta edition -bhava-). |
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durvākya | n. harsh or abusive language |
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durvala | See bala-. |
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durvāla | mfn. baldheaded (commentator or commentary"red-haired"or"afflicted with a skin-disease"). |
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durvañca | mfn. difficult to be deceived. |
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durvaṇij | m. a wicked merchant |
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durvānta | mfn. having badly vomited (also said of a leech that has not ejected blood) |
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durvāra | mfn. hard to be restrained, irrepressible, irresistible etc. ( durvāratva -tva- n. ) |
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durvarāha | (d/ur--) m. a tame hog |
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durvāraṇa | mfn. idem or 'mfn. hard to be restrained, irrepressible, irresistible etc. ( durvāratva -tva- n. )' |
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durvāraṇa | m. plural Name of a tribe of the kāmboja-s (varia lectio vāri-) |
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durvāraṇīya | mfn. equals -vāra- |
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durvāratva | n. durvāra |
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durvāri | See -vāraṇa- under 2. dur-. |
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durvārila | mfn. equals -vāra- |
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durvarṇa | m. bad colour, impurity, |
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durvarṇa | mfn. of a bad colour or species or class, inferior etc. |
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durvarṇa | n. silver (opp. to su-varṇa-,gold) (also durvarṇaka -ka- n.) |
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durvarṇa | n. the fragrant bark of Feronia Elephantum |
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durvarṇaka | n. durvarṇa |
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durvārttā | f. bad news |
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durvartu | mfn. difficult to be kept back, irresistible |
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durvārya | mfn. equals -vāra- ( durvāryatva rya-tva-, n. ) |
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durvāryatva | n. durvārya |
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durvasa | n. (impersonal or used impersonally) difficult to be resided in (locative case) |
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durvasa | mfn. difficult to be passed or spent (time), 7 |
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durvasa | mfn. difficult to be stayed with, causing ill luck by one's presence |
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durvāsa | m. (see -vāsas-) prob. equals sācārya- m. Name of a ṛṣi- |
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durvāsanā | f. bad inclination |
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durvāsapurāṇa | n. Name of a |
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durvāsas | mfn. badly clad, naked (śiva-) |
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durvāsas | m. Name of a ṛṣi- or saint (son of atri- by anasūyā-, and thought to be an incarnation of śiva-, known for his irascibility) |
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durvāsasaupākhyāna | n. Name of work |
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durvāsasaupapurāṇa | n. Name of work |
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durvāsasodarpabhanga | m. Name of work |
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durvāsasodviśatī | f. Name of work |
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durvāsasomahiman | m. Name of work |
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durvāsasomatatantra | n. Name of work |
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durvāsasovākya | n. Name of work |
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durvasati | f. bad dwelling |
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durvāseśvara | n. Name of a liṅga- |
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durvāsopaniṣad | f. Name of a section of |
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durvāta | m. "bad wind", a fart |
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durvātāya | Nom. P. yati-, to break wind or fart against (accusative) |
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durveda | mfn. (1. -vid-) having bad or little knowledge, ignorant |
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durveda | mfn. difficult to be known |
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durveda | mfn. (3. vid-) difficult to be found |
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durvibhāga | m. plural "difficult to be disunited"Name of a people |
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durvibhāṣa | mfn. difficult to be uttered |
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durvibhāṣa | n. harsh language |
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durvibhāva | mfn. difficult to be perceived or understood |
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durvibhāvana | mfn. difficult to be perceived or understood |
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durvibhāvya | mfn. difficult to be perceived or understood |
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durvicāra | m. an ill-placed hesitation |
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durvicāra | mfn. very irresolute |
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durvicāratva | n. |
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durviceṣṭa | mfn. ill-behaved |
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durvicintita | mfn. ill thought or found out |
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durvicintya | mfn. hardly conceivable |
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durvida | mfn. difficult to be known or discovered |
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durvidagdha | mfn. wrongly taught, wrongheaded, silly |
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durvidatra | mfn. "ill-disposed", envious, ungracious |
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durvidha | mfn. acting in a bad manner, badly circumstanced, mean, poor, miserable |
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durvidha | mfn. stupid, silly (wrong reading for -vidya-?) |
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durvidhi | m. "bad fate", misfortune |
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durvidvas | (d/ur--) mfn. evil-minded, malignant |
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durvidya | mfn. uneducated, ignorant |
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durvigāha | mfn. equals -avag- |
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durvigāha | mfn. difficult, dangerous (also -vigāhya- ) |
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durvigāha | m. Name of a son of dhṛta-rāṣṭra- |
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durvijñāna | n. understanding with difficulty |
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durvijñāna | mfn. equals next |
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durvijñeya | mfn. hardly conceivable, unintelligible, |
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durvikalpa | m. unfounded irresolution |
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durvikalpa | mfn. very uncertain Scholiast or Commentator |
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durvikatthana | mfn. boasting in an arrogant or offensive manner |
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durvilasita | n. a wayward or rude or naughty trick, ill-mannered act |
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durvimarśa | mfn. difficult to be tried or examined |
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durvimocana | m. "difficult to be set free", Name of a son of dhṛta-rāṣṭra- |
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durvinaya | m. imprudent conduct |
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durvinīta | mfn. badly educated, ill-conducted, undisciplined, mean, wicked, obstinate, restive etc. (taka- idem or 'm. imprudent conduct ' ) |
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durvinīta | m. Name of a sage (associated with durvāsas- etc.) |
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durvinīta | m. of a prince. |
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durvipāka | m. an evil consequence or result (especially of actions in former births matured by time) |
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durvipāka | mfn. having evil consequences (especially as result of actions in former births) |
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durvirecya | mfn. difficult to be purged |
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durvirocana | m. "shining badly"(?), Name of a son of dhṛta-rāṣṭra- |
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durviśa | mfn. difficult to be entered |
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durviṣa | m. "difficult to be pervaded or approached", Name of śiva- |
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durviṣaha | mfn. difficult to be borne or supported, intolerable, irresistible, impracticable (ṣahya- idem or 'm. "difficult to be pervaded or approached", Name of śiva- ' ) |
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durviṣaha | m. Name of śiva- |
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durviṣaha | m. of a son of dhṛta-rāṣṭra- |
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durvitarka | mfn. difficult to be discussed or understood |
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durvitarkya | mfn. difficult to be discussed or understood |
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durvivāha | m. bad marriage, misalliance |
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durvivaktṛ | m. one who answers wrongly |
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durvivecana | mfn. difficult to be judged or decided on |
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durvrajita | n. bad or improper manner of going |
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durvrata | mfn. not obedient to rules, transgressing rules (see daur-vratya-). |
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durvṛṣala | m. a bad śūdra- |
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durvṛṣṭi | f. want of rain, drought |
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durvṛtta | n. bad conduct, meanness |
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durvṛtta | mfn. behaving badly, vile, mean |
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durvṛtta | m. rogue, villain |
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durvṛtti | f. distress, misery, want |
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durvṛtti | f. vice, crime (varia lectio vṛtta-) |
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durvṛtti | f. juggling, fraud |
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durvyāhṛta | mfn. spoken badly or ill |
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durvyāhṛta | n. a bad or unfit expression |
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durvyasana | n. bad propensity, vice |
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durvyavahāra | m. wrong judgement (in law) |
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durvyavahṛti | f. ill-report or rumour |
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durvyavasita | n. an evil intention |
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durvyavasthāpaka | mfn. deciding or judging badly |
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durya | mfn. belonging to the door or house |
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durya | m. plural a residence (confer, compare Latin fores) |
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duryāman | m. "going badly", Name of a prince (varia lectio -dama-). |
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duryaśas | n. disgrace |
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duryavanam | ind. bad for or with the yavana-s |
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duryodha | mfn. difficult to be conquered |
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duryodhana | mfn. idem or 'mfn. difficult to be conquered ' ( duryodhanatā -tā- f. ) |
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duryodhana | mfn. Name of the eldest son of dhṛta-rāṣṭra- (leader of the kaurava-s in their war with the pāṇḍava-s) etc. (see su-y-) |
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duryodhana | mfn. of a son of su-durjaya- |
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duryodhanarakṣābandhana | n. Name of work |
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duryodhanāsana | n. kind of posture (= vīrā- sana-, parasmE-pada 1006). |
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duryodhanatā | f. duryodhana |
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duryodhanāvaraja | m. "the younger brother of dhṛta-rāṣṭra-", Name of duḥ-śāsana-, G. |
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duryodhanavīryajñānamudrā | f. "mark of knowledge of invincible heroism", a particular intertwining of the fingers |
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duryoga | m. bad contrivance, crime |
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duryoṇa | n. equals duroṇ/a- |
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duryoni | mfn. of low or impure origin |
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duryuga | n. a bad age Scholiast or Commentator |
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duryuj | mfn. difficult to be yoked |
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abdurga | n. a fortress surrounded by a moat or lake. |
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abhūtaprādurbhāva | m. the becoming manifest of what has not been before. |
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adurga | mfn. not difficult of access |
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adurga | mfn. destitute of a strong hold or fort. |
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adurgaviṣaya | m. an unfortified country. |
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āduri | See under ā-dṝ- below. |
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āduri | mfn. attentive (according to on belonging to ā-dṝ-below) . |
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āduri | m. "destroyer (of enemies)", Name of indra- ([ ;See also under ā-dṛ-above]) . |
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adurmakha | mfn. not reluctant, unremitting, cheerful |
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adurmaṅgala | mf(Nominal verb īḥ-)n. not inauspicious |
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adurvṛtta | mfn. not of a bad character or disposition. |
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aṅkuśadurdhara | m. a restive elephant. |
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anyadurvaha | mfn. difficult to be borne by another. |
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aśvamandurā | f. equals -goṣṭha- q.v |
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atidurdharṣa | mfn. very hard to approach, very haughty. |
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atidurgata | mfn. very badly off. |
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atidurlambha | mfn. very hard to attain. |
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bahādura | See bāhādura-. |
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bāhadura | (prob.) wrong reading for bāhādura-. |
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bāhādura | m. a modern title of honour conferred by Muhammadan kings (= Persian $). |
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bājabahāduracandra | m. Name of a son of nīla-candra- and patron of anantadeva- (see bāhādura-). |
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bāṣpadurdina | mfn. clouded by tears |
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bāṣpadurdinākṣa | mf(ā-,or ī-)n. having eyes clouded by tears |
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bhairavaprādurbhāvanāṭaka | n. Name of work |
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bharadvājaprādurbhāva | m. Name of chapter of |
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bhidura | mfn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') breaking, splitting, piercing, destroying |
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bhidura | mfn. easily split or broken, fragile, brittle, (see ) |
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bhidura | mfn. divided, variegated, mingled or mingling with |
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bhidura | m. a chain for an elephant's feet |
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bhidura | n. a thunderbolt , |
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bhidurasvana | m. "making a piercing noise", Name of an asura- |
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bhindura | m. Ficus Infectoria |
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bidura | varia lectio for bhidura- q.v |
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bindurāji | m. "row of spots", Name of a kind of serpent |
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binduraka | m. Ximenia Aegyptiaca |
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bindurekhā | f. a row or line of points or dots |
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bindurekhā | f. Name of a daughter of caṇḍavarman- |
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bindurekhaka | m. a kind of bird (see prec. and next) . |
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bṛhaddurga | m. Name of a man |
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chidura | mf(ā- )n. cutting, dividing |
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chidura | mf(ā- )n. easily breaking |
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chidura | mf(ā- )n. extinguishing |
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chidura | mf(ā- )n. decreasing |
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chidura | mf(ā- )n. annihilating (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') |
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chidura | mf(ā- )n. hostile |
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chidura | mf(ā- )n. roguish |
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chiduretara | mfn. not breaking, strong |
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daivadurvipāka | m. the evil ripening of destiny through the effect of deeds done in the present or former births, Hit. |
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dantidurga | m. Name of a man. |
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dārdura | mf(ī-)n. (fr. dardura-) relating to a cloud |
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dārdura | mf(ī-)n. a frog's (bite) |
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dārdura | mf(ī-)n. belonging to the mountain dardura- |
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dārdura | n. a conch-shell the valve of which opens to the right |
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dārdura | n. lac |
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dārdura | n. water |
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dārdura | n. the ways of a frog |
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dardura | m. a frog (see kūpa--) etc. |
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dardura | m. a flute (see jala--) |
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dardura | m. the sound of a drum |
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dardura | m. a cloud |
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dardura | m. a kind of rice |
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dardura | m. Name of a southern mountain (often named with Malaya) |
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dardura | m. of a man |
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dardura | m. of a singing master |
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dardura | m. equals raka- |
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dardura | n. a kind of talc |
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dardura | n. an assemblage of villages |
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dardura | nf(ā-, ī-). durgā- |
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darduracchadā | f. the plant brāhmī- |
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dārduraka | mf(ikā-)n. belonging to a frog |
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darduraka | m. Name of a gamester |
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dardurāmra | m. equals dar- |
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darduraparṇī | f. id. |
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dardurapuṭa | m. the mouth of a pipe |
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dārdurika | mfn. belonging to a frog |
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devadurga | mfn. inaccessible to the gods |
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dhanurdurga | mfn. made inaccessible or protected by a desert |
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dhanurdurga | n. a place so protected ( dhanva--). |
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dhanvadurga | mfn. See dhanur-d-. |
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duṣṭadurjana | m. villain, reprobate |
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giridurga | n. "of difficult access as being surrounded by mountains", a hill-fort |
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giridurga | n. Name of a locality |
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hanumaddurga | n. Name of work |
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himadurdina | n. a snowy day, cold and bad weather |
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ilādurga | n. Name of a place. |
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indurāja | m. Name of a man. |
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induratna | n. a pearl |
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indurekhā | f. a digit of the moon. |
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jagadambāprādurbhāva | m. "appearance of durgā-", Name of iv. |
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jaladardura | m. a water-pipe (musical instrument) |
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janduraka | a kind of mat or stuff |
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jayadurgā | f. a form of durgā- |
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jindurāja | m. Name of a man (jya-) ; 271f.; 370 and 564. |
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jñānadurbala | mfn. deficient in knowledge |
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kairmedura | varia lectio for kaumed-. |
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kaumedura | m. Name of a locality gaRa takṣaśilādi- () |
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kaumedura | mfn. |
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kṣudradurālabhā | f. Name of a thorny plant (much eaten by camels, a variety of Alhagi) |
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kukundura | n. equals kakundara- |
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kundura | m. Olibanum |
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kunduru | mf. Boswellia thurifera |
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kunduru | mf. the resin of that plant (Olibanum). |
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kunduruka | m. Olibanum |
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kundurukā | f. idem or 'm. Olibanum ' |
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kundurūka | m. Olibanum |
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kundurukī | f. Boswellia thurifera |
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kūpadardura | m. equals -kacchapa- |
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liṅgadurbheda | Name of a drama. |
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madadurdina | n. large exudation of temple-juice |
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madura | m. a bird |
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madura | m. Name of a prince |
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mādurṇā | f. Name of a village |
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mahādurga | mfn. very difficult to be crossed |
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mahādurga | n. a great calamity or danger |
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mahīdurga | mfn. inaccessible through (the nature of) the soil |
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mahīdurga | n. a fort inaccessible etc. (others"a fort built of earth"). |
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mandura | in compound equals mandurā-. |
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mandurā | f. a stable for horses |
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mandurā | f. a mattress, sleeping-mat, bed |
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mandurābhūṣaṇa | n. a species of monkey |
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manduraja | mfn. (prob.) born in a stable |
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manduraka | n. a kind of mat |
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mandurāpāla | () m. an ostler, groom. |
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mandurāpati | () m. an ostler, groom. |
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mandurika | m. equals māndurika-, an ostler, groom, |
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māndurika | m. (fr. mandurā-) an ostler, groom, |
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manuṣyadurga | mfn. inaccessible owing to men |
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manuṣyadurga | n. a place inaccessible etc. |
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matsyaprādurbhāva | m. "fish-basket-manifestation", viṣṇu-'s fish incarnation, Name of ch, of the (see matsyāvatāra-). |
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medura | mfn. fat |
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medura | mfn. smooth, soft, bland, unctuous |
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medura | mfn. thick, dense, thick like (compound) |
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medura | mfn. thick with, full of (instrumental case or compound) |
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medurā | f. a particular medicinal plant |
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medurita | mfn. thickened, made dense by or with (compound) |
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medurita | mfn. unctuous |
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meghamedura | mfn. (darkness) dense with cloud |
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mṛdura | m. a species of aquatic animal (= makara-,Comm,) |
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mṛdura | m. Name of a son of śvaphalka- (varia lectio mudara-) |
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mṛdura | dula- See above. |
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mṛdurasvana | m. Name of an asura- (varia lectio) |
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mṛduri | m. varia lectio for mṛdu-vid- q.v |
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mṛduromaka | or m. "having soft hair", a hare. |
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mṛduroman | (A.) m. "having soft hair", a hare. |
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mṛduromavat | () m. "having soft hair", a hare. |
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nārācadurdina | n. a shower (literally bad weather id est storm) of arrows |
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naradurācara | mfn. difficult (for men) to perform, |
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navadurgā | f. durgā- in her 9 forms (viz. kumārikā-, tri-mūrti-, kalyāṇī- rohiṇī-, kālī-, caṇḍikā-, śāmbhavī-, durgā-, bhadrā-) |
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nirdurdina | mfn. "free from bad weather", serene, bright |
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nīrogadurbhikṣa | mfn. not visited by disease or famine |
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nṛdurga | mfn. protected by men |
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nṛdurga | n. a place 0 protected |
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nṛsiṃhaprādurbhāva | m. Name of work |
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padmodbhavaprādurbhāva | m. Name of chapter of |
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paramadurmedhas | mfn. exceedingly stupid. |
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paraśuvanapradurbhāva | m. "forest of axes", Name of a hell |
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paridurbala | mfn. extremely weak or decrepit |
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paridurbalatva | n. |
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parvatadurga | n. an inaccessible mountains |
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prādur | See sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order |
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prādur | ind. (prob. fr. prā- equals pra- dur-,"out of doors"; prā-d/us- gaRa svar-ādi-; duṣ-before k-and p- ; duḥ ṣyāt-, ṣanti-for syāt-, santi-, ) forth, to view or light, in sight etc. etc. (with as-,or bhū-,to become manifest, be visible or audible, appear, arise, exist;with kṛ-,to make visible or manifest, cause to appear, reveal, disclose). |
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prādurākṣi | m. patronymic (wrong reading for prādur-akṣi-?) |
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prādurbhāva | m. becoming visible or audible, manifestation, appearance (also of a deity on earth) |
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prādurbhūta | mfn. come to light, become manifest or evident, appeared, revealed |
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prāṇadurodara | n. playing for life, staking life |
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prāntadurga | n. "border-stronghold", a suburb or collection of houses outside the walls of a town |
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prārthitadurlabha | mfn. desired but hard to obtain |
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pūrṇendurasa | m. a particular medicament |
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puṣkaraprādurbhāva | m. Name of work |
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puṣkaravanaprādurbhāva | m. Name of work |
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rāmadurga | n. Name of a stotra- (attributed to viśvāmitra-). |
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raṇabahāduraśāhavirudrāvalī | f. Name of work |
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raṇadurgā | f. Name of durgā- |
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raṇadurgādhāraṇayantra | n. Name of a particular amulet |
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rathadurga | n. throng or crowd of chariots |
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rūkṣadurbala | mfn. emaciated and feeble |
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śabdānuśāsanadurgapadāvali | f. Name of work |
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ṣaḍdurga | n. a collection of six fortresses (viz. dhanva-durgā-, mahī-d-, giri-d-, manuṣyad- mṛd-d-, vana-d-) |
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sadurdina | mfn. enveloped in clouds |
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saṃkalpadurgabhañjana | n. Name of work (see saṃkalpa-smṛti-d-). |
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saṃkalpasmṛtidurgabhañjana | n. Name of a work on law. |
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śaṃkaraprādurbhāva | m. Name of work |
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śaradurdina | n. a shower of arrows |
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śatadura | (śat/a--;prob.) n. a place secured by a hundred doors |
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satatadurgata | mfn. always miserable |
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sāyodbhidura | mfn. expanding or blossoming in the evening |
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śivaprādurbhāva | m. the manifestation of śiva- |
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smaradurmada | mfn. intoxicated or infatuated by love |
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śrīdurgāyantra | n. a particular diagram |
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sudurācāra | mfn. very ill-conducted, very badly behaved or wicked, a profligate |
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sudurādharṣa | mf(ā-)n. quite intolerable |
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sudurādharṣa | mf(ā-)n. very hard to get at, unattainable |
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sudurāruha | mfn. very hard to be ascended, inaccessible |
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sudurāsada | mfn. very hard to be got at, unapproachable to (genitive case) |
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sudurāvarta | mfn. very hard to be dissuaded or convinced |
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sudurbala | mfn. very weak or faint |
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sudurbhaga | mf(ā-)n. very unfortunate |
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sudurbhida | mfn. very difficult to be split or broken |
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sudurbuddhi | mfn. very foolish or stupid |
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sudurdarśa | mfn. very difficult to be discerned or seen or observed, unpleasant or intolerable to the eye |
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sudurdharṣa | mfn. very difficult to be approached or attacked, intangible |
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sudurdṛśa | mfn. idem or 'mfn. very difficult to be discerned or seen or observed, unpleasant or intolerable to the eye ' |
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sudurgama | mfn. very difficult to be traversed or crossed or sailed over |
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sudurgamya | mfn. very difficult to be traversed or crossed or sailed over |
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sudurjara | mfn. very difficult to be digested |
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sudurjaya | mfn. very difficult to be overcome or conquered etc. |
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sudurjaya | mfn. very difficult to be won or obtained |
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sudurjaya | m. a kind of military array |
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sudurjaya | m. Name of a son of suvīra- |
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sudurjaya | m. of a Brahman |
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sudurjayā | f. (with Buddhists) Name of one of the 10 stages of perfection |
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sudurjñeya | mfn. very difficult to become acquainted with |
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sudurlabha | mfn. very difficult to be attained, very scarce or rare etc. |
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sudurlabha | mfn. very difficult to or to be (infinitive mood) |
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sudurmanas | mfn. very dispirited or troubled in mind |
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sudurmarṣa | mf(ā-)n. very or quite intolerable |
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sudurmati | mfn. very foolish or evil-minded |
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sudurnirīkṣaṇa | mfn. very difficult to be looked at |
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sudurukti | f. very harsh language |
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sudurvaca | mfn. very difficult to be answered |
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sudurvacas | n. a very hard word |
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sudurvaha | mfn. very difficult to be borne |
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sudurveda | () mfn. very difficult to be known or understood. |
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sudurvida | () mfn. very difficult to be known or understood. |
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sujñānadurgodaya | m. Name of work on the 16 saṃskāra-s by viśveśvara- bhaṭṭa- |
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śūlinīdurgādigbandhana | n. Name of work |
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svādurasa | mf(ā-)n. having a sweet or agreeable taste |
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svādurasā | f. (only ) spirituous liquor |
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svādurasā | f. Asparagus Racemosus |
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svādurasā | f. a grape |
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svādurasā | f. the root of Spondias Mangifera |
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svādurasā | f. equals kākolī-. |
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svādurāti | mfn. bestowing agreeable gifts |
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tadurī | f. equals tād- |
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tādurī | f. (for tāturi-fr. tṝ-, Intensive "swimmer";but see dardura-) Name of a female frog |
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undura | m. a rat, mouse |
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undurakarṇī | () f. the plant Salvinia Cucullata. |
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undurakarṇikā | () () f. the plant Salvinia Cucullata. |
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unduru | m. a rat, mouse. |
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vāgdurukta | n. hard or injurious words |
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vāhādura | vāhirvedika-, vāhuka- See bāhādura- etc. |
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vaidikadurgādimantraprayoga | m. Name of work |
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vaidurika | n. a sentiment or maxim of vidura- |
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vaidurya | wrong reading for vaidūrya- (or vaiḍūrya-) |
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vāmanaprādurbhāva | m. "the Dwarf manifestation or incarnation (see above )", Name of a chapter of the hari-vaṃśa-. |
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vanadurga | mfn. made inaccessible by (reason of) a forest |
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vanadurga | n. a place made so inaccessible |
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vanadurgā | f. (prob.) a form of the goddess durgā- |
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vanadurgākalpa | m. Name of work |
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vanadurgāmantra | m. Name of work |
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vanadurgāprayoga | m. Name of work |
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vanadurgātattva | n. Name of work |
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vanadurgopaniṣad | f. Name of work |
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vāridurga | mf(ā-)n. inaccessible or difficult of access by reason of water |
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vidura | mfn. knowing, wise, intelligent, skilled in (compound) |
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vidura | m. a learned or clever man |
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vidura | m. an intriguer |
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vidura | m. Name of the younger brother of dhṛta-rāṣṭra- and pāṇḍu- (they were all three sons of vyāsa-, but only the latter two by the two widows of vicitra-vīrya-;when vyāsa- wanted a third son, the elder widow sent him one of her slave-girls, dressed in her own clothes, and this girl became the mother of vidura-, who is sometimes called kṣattṛ-, as if he were the son of a kṣatriya- man and śūdra- woman vidura- is described as sarva-buddhimatāṃ varaḥ-and is one of the wisest characters in the mahā-bhārata-, always ready with good advice both for his nephews, the pāṇḍava-s, and for his brother dhṛta-rāṣṭra-) (see ) |
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vidurāgamanaparvan | n. Name of chs. 200-206 of |
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vidurākrūravarada | m. Name of kṛṣṇa- |
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viduranīti | f. Name of chs. 32-39 of |
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viduraprajāgara | m. Name of chs. 32-39 of |
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viduratā | f. the state or condition of (being) vidura- |
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vihitadurgaracana | mfn. one who has enjoined the building of a fortress |
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vyādhidurbhikṣapīḍita | mf(ā-)n. afflicted with sickness and famine |
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vyākaraṇadurghaṭodghāṭa | m. Name of gram. work |
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yādura | mf(ī-)n. embracing voluptuously (with copious effusion) ( yādurī- equals bahu-reto-yuktā-). |