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garta | m. a high seat, throne (of mitra- and varuṇa-) ("a house") | ||||||
garta | m. the seat of a war-chariot, | ||||||
garta | m. () a chariot | ||||||
garta | m. a table for playing at dice | ||||||
garta | m. (equals kart/a- q.v) a hollow, hole, cave, grave etc. | ||||||
garta | m. a canal | ||||||
garta | m. the hollow of the loins | ||||||
garta | m. a kind of disease | ||||||
garta | m. Name of a country (part of tri-garta-, in the north-west of India) (see ) | ||||||
garta | n. a hole, cave | ||||||
garta | n. Name of a river | ||||||
gartakī | f. equals tikā- | ||||||
gartamit | f. a post entered into a hole | ||||||
gartanvat | mfn. (a post) having a hole (into which it is entered) | ||||||
gartapatya | n. the falling into a hole | ||||||
gartasad | mfn. sitting on the seat of a war-chariot | ||||||
agartamit | (see garta-m/it-) mfn. not buried in a hole | ||||||
agartaskandya | mfn. "not having holes to be lept over", not offering hindrances | ||||||
ajīgarta | m. "that has nothing to swallow", Name of a ṛṣi-, śunaḥ-śepa-'s father. | ||||||
ājīgarta | n. Name of a sāman-. | ||||||
anāgarta | mfn. without holes (?), | ||||||
āsyagarta | m. the hollow of the mouth, | ||||||
bāhugarta | mfn. (taka- on iv, 2, 126) . | ||||||
bhūmigarta | m. a pit or hole in the earth | ||||||
cākragartaka | mfn. fr. cakra-garta- | ||||||
dvigarta | Name (also title or epithet) of a country in the extreme north of India (between two lakes), | ||||||
jāgartavya | n. impersonal or used impersonally to be awake or awaked | ||||||
jīgarta | See a--. | ||||||
lomagarta | () m. "hair-hole", a pore of the skin. | ||||||
mahāgarta | m. Name of śiva- | ||||||
mañjugarta | m. or n. Name of Nepal | ||||||
paritrigartam | ind. round about or outside tri-garta- | ||||||
pūrvatraigartaka | mfn. (fr. -trigarta-) | ||||||
romagarta | m. equals -kūpa- above | ||||||
śamyāgarta | m. n. a hole for the śamyā- | ||||||
sṛgālagarta | m. Name of a place ( sṛgālagartīya tīya- mfn.) | ||||||
sthūṇāgarta | m. the pit or hole for a post | ||||||
śvāvidgarta | m. the hole or lair of a porcupine | ||||||
traigarta | mfn. equals taka- | ||||||
traigarta | m. (gaRa yaudheyā | ||||||
traigarta | m. plural the trigarta-s | ||||||
traigartaka | mfn. belonging to the trigarta-s, | ||||||
traigartaka | mfn. | ||||||
trigarta | m. plural (gaRa yaudheyā | ||||||
trigarta | m. sg. a T prince etc. | ||||||
trigarta | m. the tīrtha- country ; a particular method of calculation | ||||||
trigartaka | m. plural the tīrtha- people | ||||||
trigartaṣaṣṭha | m. plural a collective Name of six warrior tribes | ||||||
vṛkagarta | m. or n. (?) Name of a place ( vṛkagartīya tīya- mfn.) |
gartaḥ | गर्तः र्ता र्तम् [गॄ-तन् Uṇ.3.86] 1 A hollow, hole, cave; ससत्त्वेषु गर्तेषु Ms.4.47,23. -2 A grave. -र्तः 1 The hollow of the loins. -2 A kind of disease. -3 N. of a country, a part the Trigartas q. v. -4 Ved. A throne. -5 A chariot; the seat of a chariot; तिष्ठद्धरी अध्यस्तेव गर्ते Rv.6.2.9. -6 A table for playing at dice. -7 A house. -8 The post of an assembly room. -Comp. -आश्रयः an animal living in holes or under ground, as a mouse or rat; Ms.7.72. |
ajīgartaḥ | अजीगर्तः [अज्यै गमनाय गर्तम् अस्य] 1 (One that has a hole to go into) a serpent. -2 N. of a Brāhmaṇa in the family of भृगु and father of शुनःशेप. |
gartasad | garta-sád, a. (Tp.) sitting on a car-seat, ii. 33, 11. |
garta | In the Rigveda primarily denotes the seat of the chariot on which the archer sat. It seems to have been of considerable size, being described as brhant, large.’ The word then comes to denote the chariot itself, either really or metaphorically. |
ajīgarta sauyavasa | This is the name given to the father of Sunahśepa in the famous legend of the Aitareya Brāhmana, perhaps invented for the occasion, as Weber suggests. |
ājīgartaḥ | śrutaḥ kaviḥ # AB.7.17.3b; śś.15.24b. |
garta | a ditch | CC Antya 11.66 |
garta | a hole | CC Madhya 1.165 |
garta | the ditch | CC Antya 6.193 |
garta | the sacrificial pit | SB 11.27.36 |
gartam | the empty space below | SB 10.25.20 |
gartam | the hollow | SB 10.25.22 |
ājīgartam | the son of Ajīgarta | SB 9.16.30 |
ambu-gartayoḥ | in water or in a cave | SB 3.30.27 |
viṣa-garta-pāni | water in a poison pit of material happiness | CC Adi 13.123 |
ambu-gartayoḥ | in water or in a cave | SB 3.30.27 |
viṣa-garta-pāni | water in a poison pit of material happiness | CC Adi 13.123 |
trigarta | King Suśarmā | SB 1.15.16 |
trigartakān | Trigarta | SB 10.79.19-21 |
viṣa-garta-pāni | water in a poison pit of material happiness | CC Adi 13.123 |
garta | noun (masculine neuter) a canal (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) a hollow (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) a kind of disease (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) cave (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) grave (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) hole (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) name of a country (part of Trigarta) (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) the hollow of the loins (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 2251/72933 | |
garta | noun (neuter) a hole (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) cave (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 34602/72933 | |
gartaka | noun (masculine) a hole Frequency rank 12024/72933 | |
gartavant | adjective having holes Frequency rank 21199/72933 | |
ajīgarta | noun (masculine) name of a ṣi (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Shunaḥśepha's father (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 41910/72933 | |
jānugartaka | noun (masculine) [rel.] name of a Tīrtha Frequency rank 52908/72933 | |
trigarta | noun (masculine) name of a people Frequency rank 4115/72933 | |
traigarta | adjective Frequency rank 54036/72933 | |
traigarta | noun (masculine) a Trigarta prince (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) the Trigartas (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 17969/72933 | |
traigartaka | adjective belonging to the Trigartas (Monier-Williams, Sir M. (1988)) Frequency rank 24166/72933 | |
bhasmagarta | noun (masculine feminine) img/alchemy.bmp Frequency rank 60622/72933 | |
romagarta | noun (masculine) Frequency rank 38809/72933 |
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