Sanskrit Dictionary

m. equals -gaja-

m. Name of an antidote (said to be very efficacious)

m. of the author of a commentator or commentary on ācārāṅga- (

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

gandhaja

mf(ā-)n. consisting of fragrant substances

gandhajala

n. fragrant water

gandhajāta

n. the leaf of Laurus Cassia

gandhajaṭilā

f. Acorus Calamus

gandhajñā

f. "knowing odours", the nose

gandhaka

mf(ikā-)n. in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' "having the smell of, scenting" See aja--, avi--

gandhaka

m. (gaRa sthūlādi-

)"perfumes" See -peṣikā-

gandhaka

m. sulphur

gandhaka

m. Hyperanthera Moringa

gandhakālī

f. Name of the mother of the poet vyāsa-

gandhakālikā

f. Name of an apsaras-

gandhakālikā

f. equals -kālī-

gandhakandaka

m. the root of Scirpus Kysoor.

gandhakapeṣikā

f. a female servant who grinds or prepares perfumes

gandhakāraka

m. Name of a prince (varia lectio for andha-k-)

gandhakārī

f. a female servant whose business is to prepare perfumes,

gandhakārikā

f. equals -kārī-

gandhakārikā

f. a female artisan living in the house of another woman

gandhakāṣṭha

n. a fragrant wood (as sandal, aloe-wood, etc.)

gandhakāṣṭha

n. a species of sandal-wood

gandhakelikā

for -celikā-

gandhakheḍa

n. Andropogon Schoenanthus

gandhakheḍaka

n. equals -tṛṇa-

gandhakīya

mfn. relating to sulphur.

gandhakokilā

f. a kind of perfume

gandhakusumā

f. "having fragrant blossoms", Name of a plant

gandhakuṭī

f. a kind of perfume

gandhakuṭī

a chamber devoted to buddha-'s use,

(confer, compare

n. 2)

gandhakūṭī

f. (for -kuṭī-?) the hall of fragrances

gandhalatā

f. "fragrant creeper", the plant priyaṃgu-

gandhalipta

mfn. anointed with perfumes,

gandhalolupā

f. "desirous of fragrances", a fly or gnat

gandhalubdha

mfn. desirous of odours (a bee)

gandhamāda

m. Name of a son of śvaphalka-

gandhamāda

m. of a monkey (attendant of rāma-), 10, 19.

gandhamadana

metrically for gandh/a-mādana- q.v

m. "intoxicating with fragrance" equals -modana-

m. "delighting in fragrances", a large black bee

m. Name of a mountain (forming the division between ilāvṛta- and bhadrāśva-, to the east of meru-, renowned for its fragrant forests)

etc. (once gandh/a-madana-

)

m. Name of rāvaṇa-

m. of a monkey (attendant of rāma-)

n. the forest on the mountain gandha-mādana-

gandhamādanavarṣa

m. n. the division of jambū-dvīpa- formed by the mountain gandha-mādana-

gandhamādanī

f. equals dhottamā-

gandhamādanī

f. a parasitical plant

gandhamādanī

f. a kind of perfume

gandhamādinī

f. "strong-scented", lac

gandhamādinī

f. (equals danī-) a sort of perfume

gandhamādinī

f. equals dhottamā-

gandhamaithuna

m. a bull

gandhamālatī

f. a kind of perfume,

gandhamālin

m. "having fragrant garlands", Name of a nāga-

gandhamālinī

f. a kind of perfume

gandhamālya

n. dual number fragrances and garlands

gandhamālya

n. plural idem or 'n. dual number fragrances and garlands '

etc. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).

)

gandhamālyaloka

m. the world of fragrances and garlands

gandhamāṃsī

f. a kind of Indian spikenard (Valeriana)

(metrically shortened si-).

gandhamañjarī

f. Name of a woman

gandhamārjāra

m. the civet cat

gandhamātṛ

f. "mother of odour", the earth (the quality of odour residing in earth see

)

gandhamaya

mf(ī-)n. equals -ja-

gandhamoca

varia lectio for -mokṣa-.

gandhamodana

m. (equals gandh/a-mādana-) sulphur

gandhamohinī

f. the bud of Michelia Campaka

gandhamokṣa

m. (equals -māda-) Name of a son of śvaphalka-

gandhamṛga

m. equals -mārjāra-

gandhamṛga

m. the musk deer

gandhamṛgāṇḍajā

f. (hence) musk

gandhamūla

m. "having a fragrant (and tuberous) root", Alpinia Galanga

gandhamūlā

f. the Olibanum tree

gandhamūla

f. equals -palāśī-

gandhamūlaka

m. idem or 'f. idem or 'f. equals -palāśī- ' '

gandhamūlī

f. idem or 'f. equals -palāśī- '

gandhamūlikā

f. idem or 'm. idem or 'f. idem or 'f. equals -palāśī- ' ' '

gandhamūlikā

f. Emblica officinalis

gandhamuṇḍa

m. equals -bhāṇḍa-.

gandhamūṣī

f. idem or 'f. idem or 'm. equals -nakula- ' '

gandhamūṣika

m. equals -nakula-

gandhamūṣikā

f. idem or 'm. equals -nakula- '

gandhana

n. hurting, injury

gandhana

n. pointing out or alluding to the faults of others, derision

gandhana

n. continued effort, perseverance

gandhana

n. the spreading or diffusion of odours

(

)

gandhana

m. (equals dha-taṇḍula-etc.) a kind of rice

gandhanāḍī

f. equals -nālī-

gandhanakula

m. the musk rat of Bengal (Sorex moschatus)

gandhanākulī

f. Name of a plant (Piper Chaba

;Vanda Roxburghii

;Artemisia vulgaris

)

(metrically also li-).

gandhanālī

f. idem or 'f. the nose '

gandhanālikā

f. the nose

gandhanāman

m. a variety of Ocimum with red blossoms

gandhanāman

f. (mnī-) one of the minor diseases (kṣudra-roga-)

gandhanilayā

f. a kind of jasmine

gandhaniśā

f. a variety of Curcuma

gandhapa

m. plural "inhaling the odour", Name of a class of manes

gandhapalāśī

f. (equals gandhā-) Curcuma Amhaldi or Zerumbet

gandhapalāśikā

f. turmeric

gandhapālin

m. "preserving perfumes", śiva-

gandhapāna

n. a fragrant beverage

gandhaparṇa

m. "fragrant-leaved", Alstonia scholaris

gandhapāṣāṇa

m. sulphur

gandhapāṣāṇavat

mfn. sulphured

gandhapattra

m. "fragrant-leaved", a kind of Ocimum

gandhapattra

m. Aegle Marmelos

gandhapattra

m. the orange tree

gandhapattrā

f. equals -niśā-

gandhapattrī

f. Physalia flexuosa

gandhapattrī

f. the plant ambaṣṭhā-

gandhapattrī

f. the plant aśva-gandhā-

gandhapattrikā

f. (equals ttrī-) Physalis flexuosa

gandhapattrikā

f. equals -niśā-

gandhapattrikā

f. Apium involucratum

m. "having a fragrant fruit", Feronia elephantum

m. Aegle Marmelos

m. the plant tejaḥ-phala-

f. the plant priyaṃgu-

f. Trigonella foenum graecum

f. Batatas paniculata

f. the Olibanum tree

f. equals -mohinī-

gandhaphalī

f. the plant priyaṃgu-,

gandhapiṅgalā

f. Name of a woman gaRa śubhrādi-.

gandhapiśācikā

f. the smoke of burnt fragrant resin ("imp-like"from its dark colour or cloudy nature)

gandhapītā

f. equals -niśā-

gandhaprabhāsa

m. Name (also title or epithet) of a tathāgata-, Sukh, ii

n. a fragrant flower

n. flowers and sandal (presented together at seasons of worship)

m. Calamus Rotang

m. Alangium hexapetalum

m. Cordia Myxa

gandhapuṣpā

f. the Indigo plant

m. Pandanus odoratissimus

m. equals gaṇikārī- (Premna spinosa)

gandhapuṣpadhūpadīpa

m. plural perfumes (and) flowers (and) incense (and) lamps,

gandhapūtanā

f. a kind of imp or goblin (causing a particular disease)

m. a kind of jasmine

m. a kind of bdellium

m. Name of an author of Prakrit verses

n. sandal-wood

n. a kind of perfume

n. a kind of white flower

gandharājī

f. a kind of perfume (commonly Nakhi)

(see rasa-gandha-) in compound , odour and flavour

perfumes and spices

m. myrrh

m. Gardenia florida

gandharasāṅgaka

m. turpentine

gandharatā

f. Name of a plant

gandharva

m. a gandharva- [though in later times the gandharva-s are regarded as a class, yet in

rarely more than one is mentioned;he is designated as the heavenly gandharva-(divy/a g-

),and is also called viśvā-vasu-(

)and vāyu-keśa- (in plural

);his habitation is the sky, or the region of the air and the heavenly waters(

);his especial duty is to guard the heavenly soma-(

) , which the gods obtain through his intervention(

; see

);it is obtained for the human race by indra-, who conquers the gandharva- and takes it by force(

);the heavenly gandharva- is supposed to be a good physician, because the soma- is considered as the best medicine;possibly, however, the word soma- originally denoted not the beverage so called, but the moon, and the heavenly gandharva- may have been the genius or tutelary deity of the moon;in one passage(

) the heavenly gandharva- and the soma- are identified;he is also regarded as one of the genii who regulate the course of the Sun's horses (

; see

);he knows and makes known the secrets of heaven and divine truths generally (

);he is the parent of the first pair of human beings, yama- and yamī-(

) , and has a peculiar mystical power over women and a right to possess them(

);for this reason he is invoked in marriage ceremonies(

);ecstatic states of mind and possession by evil spirits are supposed to be derived from the heavenly gandharva-(see -gṛhīta-, -graha-);the gandharva-s as a class have the same characteristic features as the one gandharva-;they live in the sky(

) , guard the soma-(

),are governed by varuṇa- (just as the āpsarasa-s are governed by soma-)

,know the best medicines(

),regulate the course of the asterisms(

;hence twenty-seven are mentioned

),follow after women and are desirous of intercourse with them(

);as soon as a girl becomes marriageable, she belongs to soma-, the gandharva-s, and agni-(

);the wives of the gandharva-s are the āpsarasa-s(see gandharvāpsar/as-),and like them the gandharva-s are invoked in gambling with dice(

);they are also feared as evil beings together with the rākṣasa-s, kimīdin-s, piśāca-s, etc., amulets being worn as a protection against them(

);they are said to have revealed the veda-s to vāc-(

; see

),and are called the preceptors of the ṛṣi-s(

); purūravas- is called among them(

);in epic poetry the gandharva-s are the celestial musicians or heavenly singers(see

)who form the orchestra at the banquets of the gods, and they belong together with the āpsarasa-s to indra-'s heaven, sharing also in his battles(

etc.; see

);in the more systematic mythology the gandharva-s constitute one of the classes into which the higher creation is divided(id est gods, manes, gandharva-s

;or gods, asura-s, gandharva-s, men

; see

;or gods, men, gandharva-s, āpsarasa-s, sarpa-s, and manes

;for other enumerations see

[

]

etc.);divine and human gandharva-s are distinguished(

;the divine or deva-gandharva-s are enumerated

);another passage names 11 classes of gandharva-s(

);the chief or leader of the gandharva-s is named citra-ratha-(

);they are called the creatures of prajāpati-(

) or of brahmā-(

) or of kaśyapa- (

) or of the muni-s(

) or of prādhā-(

) or of ariṣṭā-(

)or of vāc-(

);with jaina-s the gandharva-s constitute one of the eight classes of the vyantara-s]

gandharva

m. Name of the attendant of the 17th arhat- of the present avasarpiṇī-

gandharva

m. a singer

gandharva

m. the Koil or black cuckoo

gandharva

m. a sage, pious man

gandharva

m. a horse

gandharva

m. see

gandharva

m. the musk deer (derived fr. gandha-)

gandharva

m. the soul after death and previous to its being born again (corresponding in some respects to the western notion of a ghost)

gandharva

m. Name of the 14th kalpa- or period of the world

gandharva

m. of the 21st muhūrta-

gandharva

m. of a svara- or tone (for gāndhāra-?)

gandharva

m. plural the gandharva-s (See above)

gandharva

m. Name of a people (named together with the gāndhāra-s)

gandharvā

f. durgā-

(varia lectio gāndharvī-)

gandharva

m. night

gandharva

([ confer, compare Greek fr. .])

gandharvadattā

f. Name of a daughter of the gandharva- prince sāgara-datta-,

gandharvagraha

m. the being possessed by a gandharva-

gandharvagṛhīta

(rv/a--) mfn. possessed by a gandharva-

gandharvahasta

m. " gandharva--handed (the form of the leaves resembling that of a hand)", the castor-oil tree

gandharvahasta

m. (a-manuṣyasya h-

)

gandharvahastaka

m. idem or 'm. (a-manuṣyasya h- )'

gandharvakanyā

f. a gandharva- virgin

gandharvakhaṇḍa

m. n. one of the 9 divisions of bhārata-varṣa-.

gandharvaloka

m. plural the worlds of the gandharva-s

gandharvanagara

n. " gandharva--city", an imaginary town in the sky

gandharvanagara

n. Fata Morgana

gandharvanagara

n. the city of the gandharva- people

gandharvapada

n. the abode of the gandharva-s

gandharvapatnī

(rv/a--) f. the wife of a gandharva-, an apsaras-

gandharvapratyupasthita

mfn. pregnant,

gandharvāpsaras

f. plural the gandharva-s and the āpsarasa-s

etc.

gandharvāpsaras

f. dual number (asau-) gandharva- and the āpsarasa-s

gandharvapura

n. (equals -nagara-) the city of the gandharva-s

gandharvapura

n. Fata Morgana

gandharvarāja

m. a chief of the gandharva-s

gandharvarāja

m. Name of citra-- ratha-

gandharvartu

(ṛt-) m. the time or season of the gandharva-s

gandharvataila

n. castor-oil

gandharvatva

n. the state of a gandharva-

gandharvaveda

m. equals -vidyā- (considered as a branch of the

)

gandharvavidyā

f. " gandharva--science", music

gandharvavidyā

f. (plural)

gandharvavivāha

m. "the form of marriage peculiar to the gandharva-s", a marriage proceeding entirely from love without ceremonies and without consulting relatives (allowed between persons of the second or military class)

gandharvavivāha

m. see

gandharveṣṭhā

mfn. being with gandharva-

gandharvī

f. gandharvī- (daughter of surabhi- and mother of the race of horses

)

gandharvopādhyāya

m. a music master,

gandhaśaila

m. equals -mādana- (Name of a mountain)

gandhaśāka

n. a kind of vegetable

gandhaśāli

m. equals -taṇḍula-

gandhasāra

m. sandal-wood

gandhasāra

m. a kind of jasmine

gandhasāraṇa

m. a kind of perfume

gandhaśaṭī

f. equals -palāśī-

gandhaśekhara

m. musk

gandhasevaka

mfn. using fragrances

gandhasoma

n. the white esculent water-lily

gandhasragdāmavat

mfn. furnished with fragrant garlands

gandhasukhī

f. equals -śuṇḍinī-

gandhaśuṇḍinī

f. the musk rat

gandhasūyī

f. idem or 'f. equals -śuṇḍinī- '

gandhataila

n. a kind of oil prepared with fragrant substances

gandhataila

n. sulphur-butter

gandhataṇḍula

m. fragrant rice

gandhatoya

n. fragrant water.

gandhatṛṇa

n. Andropogon Schoenanthus

gandhatūrya

n. a musical instrument of a loud sound (used in battle as drum or trumpet)

gandhatvac

f. the fragrant bark of Feronia elephantum

gandhautu

m. equals dha-mārjāra-

gandhavadhū

f. equals -palāśī-

gandhavadhū

f. a kind of perfume

gandhavaha

mfn. bearing fragrances (said of wind)

gandhavaha

m. wind

etc.

gandhavahā

f. the nose

gandhavāha

m. (equals -vaha-) the wind

gandhavāha

m. the musk deer

gandhavāhā

f. the nose

gandhavahaśmaśāna

n. Name of a cemetery

gandhavajrā

f. Name of a goddess

gandhavajrī

f. Name of a goddess

gandhavalkala

n. the cassia bark (Laurus Cassia)

gandhavalkala

n. Sarsaparilla

gandhavallarī

f. Name of a plant

gandhavallī

f. idem or 'f. Name of a plant '

gandhavaṇij

m. a seller of perfumes

gandhavat

mfn. endowed with the quality of smell

gandhavat

mfn. (gaRa rasādi-) endowed with fragrance, scented, odoriferous

etc.

f. equals -mātri-

f. a kind of jasmine

f. equals dhottamā-

f. a kind of perfume

f. equals -kālī-

f. Name of a city belonging to vāyu-

f. of a city belonging to varuṇa-

f. Name of a river

gandhavaṭikā

f. incense in small round pieces

gandhavihvala

m. wheat

gandhavṛkṣaka

m. the Sal tree (Shorea robusta)

gandhavyākula

n. a fragrant berry

gandhayukti

f. the blending of fragrant substances, preparation of perfumes (one of the 64 kalā-sSee sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order kalā-)

gandhayukti

f. Name of

gandhayuktijña

mfn. skilled in the preparation of perfumes,

gandhayuktivid

mfn. idem or 'mfn. skilled in the preparation of perfumes, ' ,

gandhayuti

f. fragrant powder

adbhutagandha

mfn. having a wonderful smell.

agandha

mfn. without smell.

agandhasevin

mfn. not addicted to perfumes,

n. Asa Foetida.

n. the red lotus

m. Name of a plant

m. a bad smell

mfn. not fragrant

āśugandha

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

mfn. having an overpowering smell

m. sulphur

m. lemon-grass (Andropogon Schaenunthes)

m. the Champac flower (Michelia Champaca)

m. a kind of jasmin.

āttagandha

mfn. having the pride taken down (according to some equals ārta-kaṇṭha-)

bahalagandha

n. a species of sandal

bahugandha

mfn. strong-scented

bahugandha

m. the resin of Boswellia Thurifera

bahugandha

m. Jasminum Auriculatum

m. Nigella Indica

n. cinnamon

n. a kind of sandal

f. musk

n. "richly-scented", a kind of sandal wood

barbarīgandha

m. a particular plant (equals aja-modā-)

bhūgandhapati

m. Name of śiva-

brahmagandha

m. the fragrance of brahma-

campakagandha

m. "Campaka-fragrance", a kind of incense (varia lectio dhi-or dhin-)

candanagandha

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

caturgandha

mfn. fragrant on 4 sides

(varia lectio -vyaṅga-).

citragandha

n. "of various fragrances", yellow orpiment

daurgandha

(

) (

), m.

devagandharva

m. plural gods and gandharva-s

devagandharva

m. the divine gandharva-s (opp. to manuṣya--), Taitt.

(nārada- so called

)

devagandharva

n. a mode of singing, 8449, (see -gāndhāra-).

divyagandha

m. "having a divine odour", sulphur

divyagandha

n. cloves

durgandha

m. bad smell, stink

durgandha

mfn. ill-smelling, stinking

durgandha

m. the mango-tree (equals āmra-)

m. an onion

n. sochal-salt

m. the anus,

mfn. having a bad smell or taste,

durgandhatā

f. badness of smell,

guṇagandhavat

mfn. having the fragrance of (id est resembling) virtue,

harigandha

m. yellow sandal

hayagandha

n. black salt (varia lectio hṛdya-g-)

mfn. smelling sweet, fragrant

m. the bilva- tree

n. small cumin

n. sochal salt

hṛdyagandhaka

n. a kind of salt (equals sauvarcala-)

ikṣugandha

m. Saccharum Spontaneum

ikṣugandha

m. a kind of Asteracantha Longifolia

iṣṭagandha

mfn. having fragrant odour

iṣṭagandha

m. any fragrant substance

iṣṭagandha

n. sand

kālagandha

m. equals -kandaka-

kharagandhanibhā

f. Uraria Lagopodioides

khasagandha

m. idem or 'm. Name of a bulbous plant (varia lectio nna-).'

(varia lectio)

krūragandha

m. "smelling formidably", sulphur

krūragandhaka

m. sulphur

kuṇapagandha

m. the smell of a dead body

madagandha

m. Alstonia Scholaris

madhyagandha

m. "having a middling scent (?)", the mango tree

maghagandha

m. Mimusops Elengi

mf(ā-)n. having a strong odour, very fragrant

m. Calamus Rotang

m. Wrightia Antidysenterica

m. Name of a flower

m. of cāmuṇḍā-

n. a kind of sandal-wood

n. myrrh

mahāgandhahastin

m. Name of a very efficacious remedy

mahāsugandha

mfn. very fragrant

mahāsugandha

n. a fragrant unguent

mallikāgandha

n. a kind of Agallochum

manuṣyagandha

m. human odour

manuṣyagandharva

m. plural the human gandharva-s (inferior to the deva-- gandha-)

matkuṇagandha

mfn. having the smell of a bug

matsyagandha

mf(ā-)n. having the smell of fish

matsyagandha

m. (plural) Name of a race

matsyagandha

m. Commelina Salicifolia

mātsyagandha

m. plural (fr. matsya-gandha-) Name of a race

mṛṣṭagandha

m. (prob.) an agreeable smell or savour

mṛṣṭagandhapavana

m. a fragrant wind

mukhagandhaka

m. "mouth-scenting", an onion

nābhigandha

m. the odour of musk or of the musk-deer

nīlotpalagandha

m. a particular samādhi-

nirgandha

mfn. void of smell, inodorous

etc.

nirgandhapuṣpī

f. Salmalia Malabarica

nirgandhatā

f. scentlessness

padmagandha

mf(ā-)n. smelling like a lotus

pañcasugandhaka

n. a collection of 5 kinds of aromatic vegetable substances (viz. cloves, nutmeg, camphor, aloe wood, and kakkola- q.v)

pītagandha

n. yellow sandal

puṇyagandha

mfn. (p/u-) sweet-scented, fragrant

puṇyagandha

m. Michelia Champaka

pūrṇasaugandha

m. Name of a man

pūtagandha

m. a species of plant (equals varvara-)

m. fetid odour, stench

mfn. foul-smelling, stinking

m. sulphur

m. Terminalia Catappa

m. tin

rajanīgandha

m. (andf(ā-).) Polianthes Tuberosa

raktagandhaka

n. myrrh

rasagandha

m. or n. myrrh

(varia lectio -bhaṅga-)

rasagandha

m. Name of work

rasagandhaka

m. myrrh

rasagandhaka

m. brimstone, sulphur

rūkṣagandha

m. bdellium

rūkṣagandhaka

m. bdellium

rūparasagandhasparśavat

mfn. having colour and taste and smell and palpability

mfn. having smell, smelling

mfn. odoriferous, fragrant

mfn. having the same smell as (instrumental case or compound)

(also dhin-

)

mfn. related, kin

(in Prakrit)

mfn. proud, arrogant

(varia lectio -garva-).

sagandharva

mfn. together with the gandharva-s

sagandharvāpsaraska

mfn. together with the gandharva-s and āpsarasa-s

śailagandha

n. a kind of sandal

samagandha

m. constant odour (one of the 4 kinds of odours)

samagandha

mfn. having the same odour

samagandhaka

m. a perfume compounded of similar ingredients

samantagandha

m. a kind of flower

samantagandha

m. Name of a deva-putra-

saṃdehagandha

m. a whiff or slight tinge of doubt

sāmigandharva

wrong reading for sāmi g- (two words) ,

sammodagandha

m. idem or 'm. odour, fragrance (varia lectio)'

samūhagandha

m. civet

sāragandha

m. "having perfection of scent", sandal-wood

m. plural all kinds of perfumes

mfn. containing all odours

m. n. a particular compound of various perfumes

m. any perfumes

sarvagandhamaya

mf(ī-)n. including all perfumes

sarvagandhavaha

mfn. wafting perfume of all kinds

sasugandha

mfn. having a pleasant smell, fragrant

mf(ī-)n. (fr. su-gandha-) possessing a fragrant odour, sweet-scented, fragrant

m. a dealer in perfumes

n. fragrance

n. a particular fragrant grass (equals kat-tṛṇa-)

saugandhaka

n. a blue water-lily

sīdhugandha

m. "having the smell of rum or spirituous liquor", the plant or tree Mimusops Elengi (equals bakula-)

śītagandha

n. "having cool fragrance", white sandal

sphuradgandha

m. a diffused odour

sthiragandha

mfn. having durable perfume

sthiragandha

m. Michelia Champaca

sthiragandha

m. Pandanus Odoratissimus

śubhagandhaka

n. "agreeably-scented", gum-myrrh

m. a fragrant smell, fragrance

m. a perfume

etc.

mf(ā-)n. fragrant

etc.

m. sulphur

m. the chick-pea

m. Andropogon Schoenanthus

m. marjoram

m. a red-blossomed Moringa

m. equals tumburu-

m. a fragrant ointment (made of various substances)

m. Name of a mountain

m. a trader, dealer

n. small cumin seed

n. the blue lotus

n. sandal

n. the granthi-parṇa- plant

n. equals kat-tṛṇa-

n. equals pattrāṅga-

n. equals gandha-tṛṇa-

n. civet

n. Name of a tīrtha-

sugandhabhūtṛṇa

n. a kind of fragrant grass

m. "having fragrance", a kind of grain (perhaps of rice)

m. a kind of culinary herb

m. the orange

m. Momordica Mixta

m. red-blossomed basil

m. a kind of bulbous plant (equals dharaṇī-kanda-)

m. sulphur

tamālapattracandanagandha

n. a kind of medicinal herb

sugandhamukha

m. Name of a bodhi-sattva-,

sugandhamūlā

f. Averrhoa Acida

sugandhamūlā

f. Hibiscus Mutabilis

sugandhamūlā

n. equals rāsnā-

sugandhapattrā

f. a kind of plant (equals jaṭā-)

sugandhapattrā

n. equals rudra-jaṭā-

sugandhatā

f. fragrance, perfume

sugandhatailaniryāsa

n. (?) civet

sugandhatailaniryāsa

n. a particular perfume made from roses etc.

sugandhavanamāhātmya

n. Name of work

sugandhavat

mfn. fragrant

sugandhaya

Nom. P. yati-, to make fragrant, scent

sugandhayukti

f. preparation of perfumes (one of the 64 arts)

sukhagandha

mf(ā-)n. sweet-smelling, fragrant

supuṇyagandha

mfn. having an excellent smell, very fragrant.

surabhigandha

m. a fragrant smell

surabhigandha

mfn. fragrant

surabhigandha

n. the leaf of the Laurus Cassia

surabhīgandha

n. the leaf of the Laurus Cassia

suranirgandha

n. the leaf of the Laurus Cassia (incorr. for surabhi-gandha-)

susugandha

very sweet-smelling or fragrant

svādugandha

m. a Moringa with red flowers

m. "smelling like tamāla- leaves and sandal wood", Name of a buddha-.

tantragandharva

n. Name of work

tīkṣṇagandha

m. "having a pungent smell", equals dhaka-

tīkṣṇagandha

m. marjoram

tīkṣṇagandha

m. the resin of Boswellia thurifera

tīkṣṇagandhaka

m. Moringa pterygosperma

trigandhaka

n. equals -jāta-

trisugandha

mn. equals -jāta-

tvaggandha

m. equals tvak-sug-

tvaksugandha

m. an orange

mfn. strong-smelling

m. the plant Michelia Champaca

m. garlic

m. a medicinal plant

m. Artemisia Sternutatoria

m. Pimpinella Involucrata

m. the common cara-way (Carum Carui etc.)

m. Ligusticum Ajowan