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| jan | cl.1. ([  ]) and cl.10. j/anati-, te- (subjunctive janat- ; nāt- ; A1. nata- ; imperfect tense /ajanat- ; parasmE-pada j/anat-), jan/ayati-, te- (in later language only P. ; subjunctive n/ayat-; imperfect tense /ajanayat-; Aorist /ajījanat-; parasmE-pada jan/ayat-; infinitive mood j/anayitavai- ) , twice cl.3. (subjunctive jaj/anat- [ ] ; confer, compare ; proper jajanti- ; Aorist A1. j/aniṣṭa-; A1. /ajani- ; perf. jaj/āna-; 3. plural jajñ/ur- etc.; once jajan/ur-, ; parasmE-pada jñivas-; Vedic or Veda infinitive mood j/anitos-, ;[ ];Ved. ind.p. nitv/ī- ) to generate, beget, produce, create, cause etc. ; to produce (a song of praise, etc.) ; (cl.10. or Causal) to cause to be born ; to assign, procure ; cl.4. j/āyate- (Epic also ti-; imperfect tense /ajāyata-; pr. p. jayamāna-;fut. janiṣyate-;aor. /ajaniṣṭa-;1.[ ] and 3. sg. /ajani-; 3. sg. j/ani-, ; j/āni-, ; perf. jajñ/e-,2. sg. jñiṣ/e-3. plural jñir/e-, parasmE-pada jñān/a-) and ([ ]) cl.2. (?) A1. (2. sg. jañiṣ/e-,2. plural jiñre-, niṣvā-[ ], nidhvam- confer, compare ; imperfect tense 3. p. ajñata-[ Aorist ] ) , twice cl.1 A1. (imperfect tense 3. plural ajanatā- ; parasmE-pada j/anamāna-, ) to be born or produced, come into existence etc. ; to grow (as plants, teeth) ; to be born as, be by birth or nature (with double Nominal verb) ; to be born or destined for (accusative) (varia lectio jayate-for jāy-) ; to be born again ; to become, be etc. ; to be changed into (dative case) ; to take place, happen ; to be possible or applicable or suitable ; to generate, produce : Passive voice janyate-, to be born or produced : Desiderative jijaniṣati-, : Intensive jañjanyate- and jājāy-, (confer, compare ) ; ([ confer, compare Latin gigno,(g)nascor; Hibernian or Irish genim,"I beget, generate."])  |
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| jana | mf(ī-)n. "generating" See puraṃ-- |
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| jana | m. (gaRa vṛṣādi-) creature, living being, man, person, race (p/añca j/anās-,"the five races"equals p kṛṣṭ/ayas- ), people, subjects (the sg. used collectively exempli gratia, 'for example' d/aivya-or divy/ā j-,"divine race", the gods collectively ; mahat j-,many people ;often in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' denoting one person or a number of persons collectively, exempli gratia, 'for example' preṣya--, bandhu--, sakhī--etc., qq. vv.;with names of peoples ; ayaṃ- janaḥ-,"this person, these persons", I, we etc.; eṣa j-,id . ) etc. |
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| jana | m. the person nearest to the speaker (also with ayam-or asau-,"this my lover" ) |
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| jana | m. a common person, one of the people |
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| jana | m. the world beyond the mahar-loka- |
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| jana | (n/a-) m. (gaRa aśvādi-) Name of a man (with the patronymic śārkarākṣya-) |
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| janā | f. "birth", a-jana-,"the unborn", nārāyaṇa- |
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| janabālikā | f. lightning |
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| janabāndhava | m. friend of mankind |
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| janabhakṣa | mfn. devouring men ["loving men or to be loved by men" ] |
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| janabhṛt | mfn. supporting men |
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| janacakṣus | n. equals jagac--,"eye of all creatures", the sun |
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| janacandra | m. "Name of a poet", for jala-c-. |
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| janācāra | m. popular usage |
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| janadāhasthāna | n. a place of cremation |
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| janadeva | m. "man-god", a king |
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| janadhā | (j/an-) mfn. ( dhā-) nourishing creatures (-dhāya- ; -dhāyas- ) . |
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| janadhāya | (j/an-) See -dhā-. |
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| janadhāyas | (j/an-) See -dhā-. |
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| janādhinātha | m. equals nanātha- |
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| janādhinātha | m. viṣṇu- |
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| janādhipa | m. equals nanātha- (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).). |
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| janadvat | mfn. containing a form of jan- |
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| janagat | mfn. Va1rtt. 14 |
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| janagatya | Nom. (fr. -gat-) tyati- |
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| janaka | mfn. ( ) generative, generating, begetting, producing, causing (chiefly in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') |
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| janaka | m. a progenitor, father etc. |
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| janaka | m. (in music) a kind of measure |
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| janaka | m. (oxyt.) Name of a king of videha- or mithilā- (son of mithi- and father of udāvasu- ) |
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| janaka | m. of another king of mithilā- (son of hrasva-roman- and father of sītā-) |
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| janaka | m. of another king |
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| janaka | m. of a disciple of bhagavat- |
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| janaka | m. of several official men |
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| janaka | m. plural the descendants of janaka- |
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| janakabhadra | m. Name of a man |
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| janakacandra | m. Name of several men |
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| janakāhvaya | m. Mesua Roxburghii |
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| janakakāṇa | m. "the one-eyed janaka-", Name of a man |
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| janakalpa | mf(ā-)n. similar to mankind |
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| janakalpā | f. plural (scilicet ṛcas-) Name of |
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| janakanandini | f. equals -tanayā-. |
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| janakarāja | m. Name of a man (grammarian and vaidika-) . |
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| janakarī | f. (equals jananī-) red lac |
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| janakārin | m. equals -karī- |
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| janakasaptarātra | m. Name of a saptāha- |
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| janakasiṃha | m. Name of a man |
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| janakasutā | f. equals -tanayā-. |
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| janakatā | f. equals -tva- |
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| janakatā | f. paternity |
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| janakatanayā | f. " janaka-'s daughter", sitā- |
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| janakātmajā | f. idem or 'f. equals -tanayā-.' |
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| janakatva | n. generativeness |
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| janakatva | n. generation, . |
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| janakāya | m. a crowd of people, |
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| janakeśvaratīrtha | n. Name of a tīrtha- |
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| janākīrṇa | mfn. crowded with people |
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| janakīya | mfn. fr. j/ana-, g., gahādi- |
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| janālaya | m. an inhabitant of the jana-loka- |
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| janaloka | m. "world of men", the 5th loka- or next above mahar-loka- (residence of the sons of brahmā- and other godly men), |
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| janaloka | m. see janas-. |
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| janamāna | mfn. pr. p. jan- q.v |
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| janamāna | m. Name of a man gaRa gargādi- (; varia lectio for jaramāṇa-). |
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| janamāra | m. idem or 'm. "men-killer", an epidemic ' |
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| janamaraka | m. "men-killer", an epidemic |
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| janamāraṇa | n. killing of men. |
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| janamārī | f. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. "men-killer", an epidemic ' ' , 98. |
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| janamejaya | m. ()"causing men to tremble" , Name of a celebrated king to whom vaiśampāyana- recited the (great-grandson to arjuna-, as being son and, successor to parikṣit- who was the son of arjuna-'s son abhimanyu-) etc. |
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| janamejaya | m. Name of a son (of kuru-, i, 3740 ;of pūru- ;of puraṃ-jaya- ;of soma-datta- ;of su-mati- ;of sṛñjaya- ) |
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| janamejaya | m. Name of a nāga-, |
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| janaṃgama | m. a cāṇḍāla- (see jalaṃ-g-) (varia lectio jaran-mātaṅga-) |
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| janaṃgamā | f. a cāṇḍāla- woman, . |
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| janamohinī | f. "infatuating men", Name of a surāṅganā- |
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| janaṃsaha | mfn. subduing men (indra-) |
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| janaṃtapa | m. "Name of a man" See jānaṃtapi-. |
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| janana | mf(ī-)n. in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' generating, begetting, producing, causing etc. |
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| janana | m. a progenitor, creator |
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| janana | n. birth, coming into existence, etc. |
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| janana | n. "birth" id est life (pūrvaj- equals nāntara-) |
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| janana | n. production, causation : |
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| janana | n. race, lineage |
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| janana | n. a queen-mother |
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| janana | n. a bat |
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| janana | n. equals jana-karī- |
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| janana | n. Jasminum auriculatum |
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| janana | n. Rubia Munjista |
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| janana | n. the plant janī- |
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| janana | n. the plant kaṭukā- |
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| janana | n. compassion |
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| janana | n. see indra--, medhā--. |
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| jananāntara | n. (another id est) a former life |
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| jananātha | m. "man-lord", a king |
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| jananī | f. a mother, etc. |
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| janani | metrically for nī-, a mother |
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| janani | f. birth |
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| janani | f. the plant janī- |
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| jananīya | Nom. yati-, to consider as one's mother |
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| jananīya | mfn. to be produced |
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| janānta | m. a number of men |
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| janānta | m. a region (deśa-) |
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| janānta | m. "man-destroyer", yama- |
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| janāntikam | ind. "personal proximity" (as a stage-direction) whispering aside to another etc. |
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| janāntike | ind. locative case in the proximity of men |
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| janapada | m. sg. or plural a community, nation, people (as opposed to the sovereign) etc. |
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| janapada | m. sg. an empire, inhabited country etc. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-). ) |
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| janapada | m. mankind |
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| janapadādhipa | m. "country-ruler", a king |
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| janapadaghātaka | m. a plunderer of a country |
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| janapadamahattara | m. the chief of a country |
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| janapadamaṇḍala | n. the district formed by a country |
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| janapadāyuta | mfn. crowded with people |
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| janapadeśvara | m. equals dādhipa- |
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| janapadin | m. "country-ruler", a king |
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| janapadoddhvaṃsanīya | mfn. treating on the epidemics of a country |
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| janapālaka | m. guardian of mankind |
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| janapāna | mfn. being a beverage for men |
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| janapati | m. equals -nātha- |
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| janāpavāda | m. ill report (plural) |
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| janapravāda | m. "talk of men", rumour, report (plural) |
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| janapriya | m. "dear to men", śiva- |
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| janapriya | m. coriander-seed |
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| janapriya | m. Moringa pterygosperma |
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| janapriyaphalā | f. the egg-plant |
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| janar | in compound for nas-. |
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| janarāj | m. equals -nātha- = |
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| janarājan | m. idem or 'm. equals -nātha- =' |
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| janarañjana | mfn. gratifying men |
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| janarañjana | n. gratification of people |
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| janarañjanī | f. Name of a prayer |
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| janarava | m. equals -pravāda-. |
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| janārava | m. equals na-r- |
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| janārdana | m. (gaRa nandy-ādi-) "exciting or agitating men", viṣṇu- or kṛṣṇa- |
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| janārdana | m. Name of several men |
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| janārdana | m. of a locality, |
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| janārdanavibudha | m. Name of a scholiast (author of bhāvārtha-dīpikā-). |
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| janarloka | m. equals jana-l-. |
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| janārṇava | m. "man-ocean", a caravan |
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| janārṇava | m. "id.", a caravan, |
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| janārthaśabda | m. a family appellation gentile noun |
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| janas | n. race, class of beings (Latin genus) equals jana-loka- |
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| janāṣah | Nominal verb -ṣāṭ- equals naṃ-sah/a- |
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| janasambādha | m. a crowd of people |
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| janasambādha | mfn. densely crowded with people |
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| janasaṃkṣaya | m. destruction of men |
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| janasammarda | m. a throng of people, |
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| janasaṃsad | f. an assembly of men (plural) |
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| janāśana | m. "man-eater", a wolf. |
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| janāśraya | m. "man-shelter", inn, caravansery |
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| janaśrī | mfn. coming to men (pūṣan-) () . |
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| janaśrī | f. beautiful women (coll.), |
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| janaśruta | m. "known among men", Name of a man |
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| janaśrutā | f. Name of a woman |
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| janaśruta | f. see jānaśruti-. |
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| janaśruti | f. rumour, news |
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| janastha | mfn. abiding among men |
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| janastha | mfn. See also sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order janas-. |
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| janastha | (fr. naḥ--) mfn. abiding in the janas- (or jana-loka-) |
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| janasthāna | n. "resort of men", Name of part of the daṇḍaka- forest in Deccan |
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| janasthānaruha | mfn. growing in jana-sthāna- |
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| janat | mfn. pr. p. jan- q.v |
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| janat | ind. an exclamation used in ceremonies (like om-,etc.) |
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| janatā | f. (n/a--) () a number of men, assemblage of people, community, subjects, mankind etc. |
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| janatā | f. generation |
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| janātiga | mfn. superhuman, superior |
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| janatrā | for jala-- |
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| janatraya | n. three persons |
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| janau | See nāv-. |
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| janaugha | m. a multitude of people, crowd |
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| janāv | Nominal verb aus- m. protecting men |
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| janavāda | m. (gaRa kathādi-) equals -pravāda- |
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| janavādin | m. a talker, newsmonger |
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| janavallabha | m. "agreeable to men", the plant śveta-rohita- |
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| janavat | mfn. "crowded with people" |
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| janavati | ind. locative case on a spot filled with people |
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| janavid | mfn. possessing men (agni-) |
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| janavyavahāra | m. popular practice or usage |
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| janāyana | mfn. leading to men (a path) |
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| janayanta | mfn. generating, producing |
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| janayati | f. generation |
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| janayiṣṇu | m. a progenitor |
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| janayitavya | mfn. to be generated or produced |
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| janayitnu | m. a father, |
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| janayitṛ | m. ( ) one Who generates or begets or produces, progenitor, father etc. |
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| janayitrī | f. a mother |
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| janayopana | mfn. perplexing or vexing men |
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| janduraka | a kind of mat or stuff |
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| janendra | m. equals na-nātha- |
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| janeśa | m. equals nendra- |
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| janeṣṭa | m. "man-desired", a kind of jasmine |
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| janeṣṭā | f. turmeric |
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| janeṣṭā | f. the jatukā- plant (Oldenlandia) |
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| janeṣṭā | f. the medicinal plant vṛddhi- |
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| janeṣṭā | f. the flower of Jasminum grandiflorum |
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| janeśvara | m. idem or 'm. equals nendra- ' |
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| janevāda | m. equals na v- gaRa kathādi-. |
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| jani | f. a woman, wife (genitive case nyur- ) (plural also figuratively"the fingers") |
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| jani | f. birth, production |
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| jani | f. a kind of fragrant plant |
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| jani | f. a mother |
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| jani | f. birth, i.e. life |
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| jani | f. birthplace |
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| jani | f. the root jan- |
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| jani | f. see gn/ā-. |
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| janī | f. a woman, wife (genitive case nyur- ) (plural also figuratively"the fingers") |
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| janī | f. birth, production |
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| janī | f. a kind of fragrant plant |
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| janī | f. birth, i.e. life |
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| janī | f. birthplace |
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| janī | f. the root jan- |
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| janī | f. see gn/ā-. |
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| janī | f. See ni- |
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| janī | f. a daughter-in-law (see jām/i-) |
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| janidā | mfn. giving a wife, . |
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| janidhā | ? |
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| janidivasa | m. birthday |
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| janikā | f. (as in pāli-) a mother |
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| janikā | f. a daughter-in-law |
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| janikā | f. a mother, |
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| janika | mfn. generating, producing |
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| janikāma | (j/an-) mfn. wishing for a wife |
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| janikartṛ | mfn. coming into existence |
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| janikartṛ | mfn. producing, effecting (f. trī-). |
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| janiman | n. generation, birth, origin |
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| janiman | n. |
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| janiman | n. offspring |
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| janiman | n. a creature, being |
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| janiman | n. genus, kind, race |
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| janiman | n. ([ confer, compare Hibernian or Irish geineamhuin,"birth, conception."]) |
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| janimat | mfn. having a wife or wives (soma-) |
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| janimat | mfn. having an origin, produced |
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| janimat | mfn. creature, man |
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| janīna | mfn. kind to people, |
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| janinīlikā | f. the plant mahā-nīlī- |
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| janipaddhati | f. Name of a, work. |
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| janiṣṭha | mfn. (superl. of janit/ṛ-) most generative |
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| janiṣya | mfn. equals nitavy/a- |
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| janita | mfn. born |
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| janita | mfn. engendered, begotten |
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| janita | mfn. produced, occasioned etc. |
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| janita | mfn. occurring |
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| janitasvana | mfn. making a noise, sounding |
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| janitavya | mfn. to be born or produced |
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| janitodyama | mfn. making exertion, energetic |
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| janitṛ | or (along with jaj/āna-4 times) |
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| janitṛ | m. () a progenitor, father, , (Latin) genitor- |
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| janitra | n. a birthplace, place of origin, home, origin |
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| janitra | n. plural parents, relatives sg. generative or procreative matter |
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| janitra | n. Name of a sāman- |
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| janitra | n. (dual number with vasiṣṭhasya-) another sāman- (consisting of the janitrādya-and trottara-), ix, 12, 8 |
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| janitra | n. sg. with uttara- equals trottara-, |
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| janitra | with paravi/a-, according to to some,"origin on high", . |
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| janitrī | f. a mother, $ genitrix |
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| janitva | n. the state of a wife, iv |
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| janitva | mfn. equals tavy/a- |
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| janitva | m. father |
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| janitva | m. dual number parents |
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| janitvā | f. mother |
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| janitvana | n. idem or 'n. the state of a wife, iv ' , |
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| janivat | (j/an-) mfn. having a wife |
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| janivid | m. knowing or winning women, |
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| janiya | Nom. (3. plural y/anti-) to wish for a wife |
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| janīya | Nom. (p. y/at-) equals niya- (see ) |
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| janīya | mfn. See nyīya-. |
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| janma | ind. janman |
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| janma | in compound for nman- |
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| janma | n. birth |
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| janma | nman-, etc. See jan-. |
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| janmabandha | m. the fetters of transmigration |
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| janmabha | n. the asterism under which any one is born, . |
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| janmabhāj | m. "possessing birth", a creature, living being |
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| janmabhāṣā | f. mother-tongue |
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| janmabhṛt | mfn. possessing birth, enjoying life |
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| janmabhūmi | f. idem or 'f. mother-tongue ' |
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| janmabhūmibhūta | mfn. become a native country ,, 324. |
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| janmacintāmaṇi | m. "birth-jewel", Name of work on nativities. |
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| janmacitra | m. Name of a nāga- |
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| janmacitraka | m. Name of a nāga- |
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| janmada | mfn. in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' equals -kara- |
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| janmada | mfn. a progenitor, father (varia lectio) |
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| janmādhipa | m. "lord of birth", śiva- |
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| janmādhipa | m. equals nma-pa- |
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| janmadina | n. equals -tithi- |
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| janmagṛha | n. equals -bha- |
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| janmajanman | n. |
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| janmajanmani | ind. locative case in every (birth or) life |
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| janmajanmāntara | n. every future life |
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| janmajarāntaka | m. destroyer of birth and old age, |
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| janmajātaka | n. Name of a work |
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| janmajyeṣṭha | mfn. the eldest by birth |
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| janmaka | equals man-, only in compound |
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| janmakāla | m. time or hour of birth |
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| janmakanātha | m. equals ma-pa-, |
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| janmakara | mfn. in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' effecting the birth of |
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| janmakīla | m. "birth-pillar", viṣṇu- equals kṛt- m. a progenitor, father |
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| janmakṛta | mfn. effected by or resulting from birth (varia lectio for ā-j-). |
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| janmakṣetra | n. birthplace |
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| janmalagna | n. (equals rāśi-v-) |
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| janmamṛtyu | m. dual number birth and death, |
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| janman | n. birth, production ( kṛtajanman kṛta-janman- mfn."planted"), origin (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound'"born from" exempli gratia, 'for example' śūdra-. q.v) etc. |
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| janman | n. existence, life (dṛṣṭādṛṣṭaj-,"present and future life") , etc. ( janma ma- accusative ind.through the whole life ) |
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| janman | n. nativity |
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| janman | n. re-birth |
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| janman | n. birthplace, home |
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| janman | n. a progenitor, father |
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| janman | n. natal star |
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| janman | n. (in astrology) Name of the 1st lunar mansion, |
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| janman | n. a creature, being |
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| janman | n. people |
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| janman | n. the people of a household, kind, race (ubh/ayaj- sg., dual number and plural,"both races" id est gods and men or [ ] men and animals) |
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| janman | n. nature, quality, |
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| janman | n. custom, manner (pratn/ena j/anmanā-,according to ancient custom) (varia lectio manm- ) (dūta-janmanā-,"like a messenger") |
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| janman | n. water |
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| janmanakṣatra | n. equals -bha- |
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| janmanāman | n. the name received at birth (id est on the 12th day after) |
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| janmāndha | mfn. equals nuṣāndha- ( janmāndhatva -tva- n.abstr.) |
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| janmāndhatva | n. janmāndha |
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| janmāntakara | m. destroyer of birth |
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| janmāntara | n. "another birth or life", a former life |
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| janmāntara | n. a future life |
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| janmāntaragata | mfn. regenerated |
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| janmāntarīṇa | mfn. one's own from a former birth |
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| janmāntarita | mfn. done in a former life |
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| janmāntarīya | mfn. equals rita- |
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| janmapa | m. the regent of a planet under which any one is born |
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| janmapādapa | m. the tree under which any one is born, family tree |
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| janmaparigraha | m. birth (accusative with kṛ-,"to be born"), |
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| janmapatha | m. "birth-path", the vulva |
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| janmapattra | n. "nativity-paper", horoscope (paper or scroll on which are recorded the year, lunar day, configuration, and relative position of the planets, of any one's birth, table of his fortunes throughout life) |
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| janmapattrikā | f. idem or 'n. "nativity-paper", horoscope (paper or scroll on which are recorded the year, lunar day, configuration, and relative position of the planets, of any one's birth, table of his fortunes throughout life) ' |
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| janmaprabhṛti | ind. ever since birth |
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| janmaprada | mfn. equals -kara- |
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| janmapradīpa | m. Name of work on nativities (by vibudha-). |
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| janmapratiṣṭhā | f. "birthplace", a mother |
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| janmarāśi | m. the zodiacal sign under which any one is born |
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| janmarāśyadhipa | m. the regent of that zodiacal sign, |
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| janmarkṣa | (ṛkṣa-) n. equals -bha- |
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| janmarogin | mfn. sickly from birth |
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| janmasamudra | m. Name of work on nativities. |
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| janmasāphalya | n. attainment of the object or end of existence |
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| janmaśayyā | f. the bed on which any one is born |
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| janmaśodhana | n. discharging the obligation derived from birth |
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| janmāspada | n. equals ma-kṣetra- |
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| janmāṣṭamī | f. kṛṣṇa-'s birthday (the 8th day in the dark half of month srāvaṇa- or bhādra-) |
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| janmāṣṭamīnirṇaya | m. Name of work |
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| janmāṣṭamītattva | n. Name of |
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| janmāṣṭamīvrata | n. Name of a vow described in a tale (which is said to be taken from ) |
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| janmasthāna | n. equals -kṣetra- |
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| janmasthāna | n. equals -bhū- |
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| janmasthāna | n. the womb |
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| janmatāra | (m. ) equals -bha- |
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| janmatas | ind. according to birth |
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| janmatas | ind. according to the age of life |
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| janmatithi | mf. () birthday |
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| janmavailakṣaṇya | n. acting in a manner unbecoming one's birth |
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| janmavartman | n. equals patha- |
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| janmavasudhā | f. equals -bhū- |
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| janmavat | mfn. possessing birth, born, living ( janmavattā -tā- f.abstr.) |
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| janmavātsalya | n. love for one's native country, |
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| janmavattā | f. janmavat |
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| janmayoga | m. a horoscope |
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| janmejaya | for janam-ej- |
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| janmeśa | m. equals ma-pa- |
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| janmin | m. a creature, man |
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| janmodayarkṣa | n. equals markṣa-, |
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| jano | in compound for nas-. |
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| janodāharaṇa | n. "man-laudation", fame |
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| janoloka | m. equals na-l-, |
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| jantu | m. a child, offspring |
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| jantu | m. a creature, living being, man, person (the sg. also used collectively exempli gratia, 'for example' sarva j-,"everybody" ; ayaṃ jantuḥ-,"the man" ) etc. |
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| jantu | m. a kinsman, servant |
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| jantu | m. any animal of the lowest organisation, worms, insects |
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| jantu | m. (n.) |
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| jantu | m. a tree |
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| jantu | m. Name of a son of somaka- |
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| jantu | m. see kṣiti--, kṣudra--, jala--. |
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| jantughna | mfn. killing worms |
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| jantughna | m. equals -mārin- |
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| jantughna | n. equals -nāśana- |
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| jantughna | n. Embelia Ribes |
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| jantughnī | f. idem or 'n. Embelia Ribes ' |
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| jantugṛha | See jatu-g-. |
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| jantuhantrī | f. equals -ghnī- |
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| jantujātamaya | mfn. equals -mat- |
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| jantuka | m. Name of a man plural his descendants gaRa upakādi- (jat-and jant- , jaturaka-, ) |
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| jantukā | f. equals ntu-rasa- |
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| jantuka | f. equals jatu-kṛt- |
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| jantukambu | n. a shell inhabited by an animal |
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| jantukārī | f. equals jatu-kṛt- |
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| jantulā | f. Saccharum spontaneum |
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| jantumārin | m. "worm-killer", the citron |
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| jantumat | mfn. containing worms or insects |
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| jantumātṛ | m. a kind of worm living in the bowels |
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| jantumātṛ | m. = |
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| jantunāśana | n. "destroying worms", Asa foetida |
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| jantupādapa | m. Mangifera sylvatica |
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| jantuphala | m. Ficus glomerata |
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| janturasa | |
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| janturasa | m. "insect-essence", red lac |
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| jantva | mfn. (equals j/anit-) equals tavy/a- |
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| janu | f. equals n/ū- |
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| janu | f. the soul |
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| janu | f. see sa--. |
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| janū | f. () See n/us-. |
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| januḥpaddhati | f. Name of work on nativities. |
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| janūrvāsas | n. the natural garment |
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| janus | m. n. (Nominal verb [fr. n/ū-] n/ūs- ; accusative n/uṣam- ; ) birth, production, descent |
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| janus | m. "nativity" See nuḥ-paddhati- |
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| janus | m. birthplace |
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| janus | m. a creature, being |
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| janus | m. creation |
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| janus | m. genus, class, kind () |
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| janus | m. see aṅga--. |
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| januṣā | ind. instrumental case by birth, from birth, by nature, originally, essentially, necessarily |
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| januṣāndha | mfn. born blind vArttika |
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| janya | mfn. ( jan- ) born, produced |
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| janya | mfn. in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' born or arising or produced from, occasioned by etc. ( janyatā -tā- f.abstr. ; janyatva -tva- n. idem or 'mfn. ( jan- ) born, produced ' ) |
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| janya | m. a father |
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| janya | n. the body |
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| janya | n. a portent occurring at birth |
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| janya | mfn. (fr. j/ana-) belonging to a race or family or to the same country, national |
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| janya | mfn. belonging or relating to the people |
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| janya | m. the friend or companion of a bridegroom |
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| janya | m. a son-in-law |
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| janya | m. a common man |
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| janya | m. Name of śiva- |
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| janya | m. varia lectio for jānya- q.v |
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| janya | m. n. rumour, report |
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| janya | n. people, community, nation (oxyt.) |
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| janya | n. plural inimical races or men |
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| janya | n. fighting, war, |
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| janya | n. a market |
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| janyā | f. (gaRa utkarādi-) a bridesmaid |
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| janyā | f. the female friend of a mother |
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| janyā | f. a newly-married wife |
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| janyā | f. pleasure |
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| janyā | f. affection |
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| janya | nyīya-, nyu-. See above. |
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| janyatā | f. janya |
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| janyatva | n. janya |
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| janyavṛtti | f. contest, fight, |
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| janyayātrā | f. bridal journey, |
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| janyīya | mfn. fr. nyā- gaRa utkarādi-. |
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| janyu | m. birth (?) (varia lectio) |
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| janyu | m. a creature |
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| janyu | m. fire |
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| janyu | m. brahmā- |
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| janyu | m. v.l. for jahnu- q.v |
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| abhājana | n. not a worthy object for (genitive case), |
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| ābhajanīya | mfn. idem or 'm. one who is to be honoured by a share ' on |
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| abhigarjana | n. ferocious roaring, uproar |
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| abhijan | cl.4 A1. -jāyate- (Vedic or Veda infinitive mood abh/i-janitos- ) to be born for or to ; to claim as one's birthright ; to be born or produced ; to be reproduced or born again etc. ; to become: Causal -janayati- (with abhi-jñānam-) to reanimate, revivify |
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| abhijana | m. family, race |
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| abhijana | m. descendants |
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| abhijana | m. ancestors |
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| abhijana | m. noble descent |
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| abhijana | m. the head or ornament of a family |
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| abhijana | m. native country |
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| abhijana | m. fame, notoriety |
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| ābhijana | mfn. (fr. abhi-jana-), relating to descent or family |
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| ābhijana | n. loftiness of birth. |
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| abhijanavat | mfn. of noble descent |
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| abhiprajan | (3. plural A1. -jāyante-) to bring forth, bear : Causal -janayati-, to generate for the sake of (accusative) |
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| abhipravrajana | n. advancing, |
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| abhisarjana | n. for ati-s- (q.v) |
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| abhitodevayajanamātradeśa | mfn. whose space on all sides suffices for a sacrificial ground |
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| abhivyañjana | n. making manifest |
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| abhiyojana | n. putting to (as horses) subsequently on (see abhi-yuj-). |
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| abhojana | n. not eating, fasting etc. |
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| abhojana | n. plural idem or 'n. not eating, fasting etc.' |
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| abhyañjana | n. rubbing with unctuous substances, inunction (especially of the feet, once[ ]said of the hairs) etc. |
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| abhyañjana | n. unguent (used for rubbing the feet; see /āñjana-) etc. |
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| abhyañjana | n. (5) ornament, embellishment |
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| abhyañjanya | mfn. whose feet are to be rubbed with unguents |
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| abjanābha | m. "whose navel is a lotus", Name of viṣṇu-. |
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| abjanayana | mfn. lotus-eyed, having large fine eyes. |
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| abjanetra | mfn. equals -dṛś-. |
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| adhibhojana | n. an additional gift |
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| adhijan | to be born. |
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| adhijanana | n. birth |
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| adhikṣipadabjanetra | mfn. having eyes which eclipse the lotus. |
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| adhirājan | m. an emperor. |
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| adhirajani | ind. by night, |
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| adhivarjana | n. placing near the fire, |
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| agnijanman | m. "fire-born", skanda-, god of war. |
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| agnijvalitatejana | mfn. having a point hardened in fire |
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| agnīparjanyau | Voc. m. dual number agni- and parjanya- |
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| agnirājan | mfn. plural "having agni- as king", Name of the vastu-s |
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| agniyojana | n. the act of stirring the sacrificial fire (to make it blaze up). |
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| āgrabhojanika | mfn. (fr. agrabhojana-), one to whom food is first offered commentator or commentary |
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| agrajanman | m. the first-born, an elder brother, a brahman- etc. |
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| agrajanman | m. a member of one of the three highest castes |
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| agrajanman | m. brahmā- |
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| āhārayojana | n. dressing food |
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| ājan | A1. -jāyate- (imperative -jāyatām-[ ]; Aorist 2. sg. -janiṣṭhās-;3. sg. -j/aniṣṭa-,or /ājani-; preceding -janiṣīṣṭa-) to be born etc.: Causal (subjunctive 2. dual number A1. -janayāvahai-) to beget, generate ; (imperative -janayatu-) to cause to be born ; (imperative 2. sg. -janaya-) to render prolific |
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| ajana | etc. See sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order |
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| ajana | m. ( aj-),"the instigator", brahmā- |
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| ajana | n. act of instigating or moving, |
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| ajana | mfn. destitute of men |
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| ajana | mfn. desert |
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| ajana | m. an insignificant person. |
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| ajanāmaka | m. "named aja- or viṣṇu-", a mineral substance. |
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| ājanana | n. birth, origin |
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| ajanani | f. (generally used in cursing) , non-birth, cessation of existence |
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| ajanani | f. ajananir astu tasya-,"may he cease to exist!" |
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| ajanani | f. see |
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| ajanayonija | m. "born from ajana-", Name of dakṣa-. |
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| ajani | etc. See sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order |
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| ajani | f. a path, road |
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| ājani | f. a stick for driving |
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| ājanma | ind. (generally in compound) from birth, since birth |
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| ajanman | mfn. not subject to birth, |
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| ājanmasurabhipattra | m. Name of a plant (the leaves of which are fragrant from their first appearance) |
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| ajanta | mfn. ending in a vowel. |
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| ajanta | mfn. See 2. ac-. |
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| ajanya | mfn. improper to be produced or born |
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| ajanya | mfn. unfit for mankind |
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| ajanya | n. any portent unfavourable to mankind, as an earthquake. |
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| ajātavyañjana | mfn. whose signs of puberty are not yet developed. |
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| ākāśajananī | f. a loophole, casement, embrasure, |
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| akṣarajananī | f. "letter producer", a reed or pen. |
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| akṣisaṃtarjana | n. (probably), Name of a mythic weapon |
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| akūjana | n. noiselessness, silence, ibidem or 'in the same place or book or text' as the preceding |
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| akūjana | mfn. not creaking (as the axle of a car), ibidem or 'in the same place or book or text' as the preceding |
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| alakṣyajanmatā | f. being of insignificant birth or origin |
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| alaṃprajanana | mfn. (see alaṃ prajāyāḥ-above sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order /alam-) able to beget or generate |
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| ālijana | m. a lady's female friends |
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| ambājanman | n. Name of a tīrtha- |
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| ambhojajanman | m. Name of brahma- (born in a lotus). |
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| ambhojanmajani | m. (equals ja-janman-) brahmā- |
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| ambhojanman | n. (equals -ja-) "water-born", the lotus |
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| ambujanman | n. a lotus (Nymphaea Nelumbo) |
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| āmodajananī | f. "causing a strong smell", betel |
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| amṛtabhojana | mfn. one who eats the residue of a sacrifice |
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| anañjana | mfn. free from collyrium or pigment or paint |
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| anañjana | n. the sky, atmosphere |
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| aṅgabhañjana | n. side-ache, |
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| aṅgajanus | m. a son. |
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| aṅganājana | m. a female person. |
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| aṅghryavanejana | mf(ī-)n. washing the feet |
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| aṅghryavanejana | fit for washing the feet, ibidem or 'in the same place or book or text' as the preceding |
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| aṅghryavanejanatva | (n.) |
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| aṅgulipraṇejana | n. water for washing the fingers, |
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| āñjana | n. ointment (especially for the eyes) etc. |
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| āñjana | n. fat |
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| āñjana | mfn. having the colour of the collyrium used for the eyes |
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| añjana | m. a kind of domestic lizard |
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| añjana | m. Name of a fabulous, serpent |
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| añjana | m. of a tree |
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| añjana | m. of a mountain, of a king of mithilā-, of the elephant of the west or south-west quarter |
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| añjanā | f. Name of hanumat-'s mother |
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| añjanā | f. of pravarasena-'s mother |
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| añjana | n. act of applying an ointment or pigment, embellishing, etc., black pigment or collyrium applied to the eyelashes or the inner coat of the eyelids |
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| añjana | n. a special kind of this pigment, as lamp-black, Antimony, extract of Ammonium, Xanthorrhiza, etc. |
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| añjana | n. paint, especially as a cosmetic |
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| añjana | n. magic ointment |
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| añjana | n. ink |
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| añjana | n. night |
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| añjana | n. fire (In rhetoric) making clear the meaning of an equivocal expression, double entendre or pun, etc. |
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| āñjanābhyañjana | n. dual number ointment for the eyes and for the feet |
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| āñjanābhyañjanā | f. plural Name of a sattra- (which lasts for forty-nine days) |
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| āñjanābhyañjanīya | n. sg. ([ ]) plural ([ ]) another Name of the above sattra-. |
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| āñjanābhyañjanīyā | f. plural ([ ]) another Name of the above sattra-. |
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| añjanādhikā | f. a species of lizard |
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| āñjanagandhi | (/āñjana--) mf(accusative im-)n. smelling of ointment |
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| āñjanagiri | m. Name of a mountain (see añjana-.) |
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| añjanāgiri | m. Name of a mountain. |
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| añjanaka | m. portion of a text containing the word añjana-, (gaRa goṣad-ādi- q.v) |
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| añjanakeśa | mf(ī-)n. whose hair (or mane) is as black as pigment |
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| añjanakeśī | f. Name of a vegetable perfume. |
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| añjanakī | f. Name of a medicinal plant. |
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| añjanāmbhas | n. eye-water. |
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| añjananāmikā | f. a swelling of the eyelid, stye. |
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| añjanavat | ind. like collyrium. |
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| añjanāvatī | f. the female elephant of the north-east (or the west?) quarter. |
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| āñjaneya | m. "son of añjanā-", Name of the monkey hanumat- |
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| āñjaneya | Name (also title or epithet) of an author |
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| āñjaneyapurāṇa | n. Name (also title or epithet) of work |
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| āñjaneyastava | m. Name (also title or epithet) of work |
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| āñjaneyastotra | n. Name (also title or epithet) of work |
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| āñjanī | f. collyrium for the eyes or a box filled with that ointment |
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| añjanī | f. a woman (fit for the application of ointments, pigments, sandal, etc.) |
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| añjanī | f. Name of two medicinal plants. |
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| añjanikā | f. a species of lizard |
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| añjanikā | f. a small mouse |
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| añjanikā | f. see añjalikā-. |
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| āñjanīkārī | f. a woman who anoints or makes ointments |
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| āñjanya | mfn. one whose eyes are to be anointed with ointment |
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| antaḥparimārjana | n. an internal remedy, |
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| antaḥpurajana | m. the women of the palace. |
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| antarjana | m. plural the inhabitants of a house, |
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| antarjanman | n. inward birth. |
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| antaryajana | n. inner sacrifice, |
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| antrakūjana | n. rumbling of the bowels. |
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| antravikūjana | n. rumbling of the bowels. |
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| antyajanman | mfn. of the lowest caste. |
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| anujan | cl.4 A1. -jāyate-, to follow in being born or produced or arising ; to take after (one's parents) |
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| anujanam | ind. according to people, popularly. |
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| anujanman | m. a younger brother, younger. |
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| anuprahṛtabhājana | n. the substitute for what is thrown into the fire, |
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| anuprajan | to be born after ; (with prajām-) to propagate again and again : Causal -janayati-, to cause to be born subsequently. |
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| anupravrajana | n. the becoming an ascetic after (another), ibidem or 'in the same place or book or text' as the preceding |
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| anurañjana | n. the act of attaching or conciliating affection, love |
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| anurañjana | n. pleasing. |
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| anuṣañjana | n. connection with what follows, concord |
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| anuṣañjana | n. grammatical relation. |
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| anuṣañjanīya | mfn. to be connected, supplied. |
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| anuvrajana | n. following as above, Heat. |
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| anuvyañjana | n. a secondary mark or token |
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| anuyojana | n. question, questioning. |
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| anyajanatā | f. fellowship with others, |
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| anyajanman | n. another birth, being born again. |
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| anyarājan | mfn. having another for king, subject to another |
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| apamārjana | n. cleansing |
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| apamārjana | n. a cleansing remedy, detergent |
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| apamārjana | mfn. wiping off, moving away, destroying |
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| apāmārjana | n. cleansing, keeping back, removing (of disease and other evils). |
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| apāmārjanastotra | n. "removing of diseases", Name of a hymn. |
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| aparādhabhañjana | m. "sin-destroyer", Name of śiva-. |
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| aparādhabhañjanastotra | n. a poem of śaṃkarācārya- (in praise of śiva-). |
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| aparajana | sg. or plural m. inhabitants of the west |
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| apasarjana | n. ( sṛj-), abandonment |
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| apasarjana | n. gift or donation |
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| apasarjana | n. final emancipation of the soul (see apa-vṛj-.) |
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| apavarjana | n. completion, discharging a debt or obligation |
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| apavarjana | n. transmitting, giving in marriage (a daughter) |
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| apavarjana | n. final emancipation or beatitude |
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| apavarjana | n. abandoning |
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| apavarjana | gift, donation, |
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| apavarjanavarjitatailapūra | see taila-- p- (parasmE-pada 455). |
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| apavarjanīya | mfn. to be avoided. |
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| apetaprajanana | mfn. one who has lost his generative energy, |
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| aprajana | mfn. not begetting, |
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| aprajanatva | (n.) |
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| aprajaniṣṇu | mfn. idem or 'mfn. not generative, having no power of begetting ' |
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| arājan | m. not a king and |
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| arajanīkṛta | mfn. not coloured or dyed, |
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| arājanya | mfn. without the rājanya--or kṣatriya--caste |
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| araṇyarajanī | f. the plant Curcuma Aromatica |
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| arijana | n. a number of enemies |
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| arjana | n. ( commentator or commentary) procuring, acquiring, gaining, earning |
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| arjanīya | mfn. to be acquired or procured |
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| arthārjana | n. acquisition of property |
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| arthopārjana | n. equals arthārjana- above. |
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| āryajana | m. Aryans |
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| āryajana | m. honest people |
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| asajjana | See /a-sat-. |
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| asajjana | m. a bad or wicked man |
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| asajjana | m. a malignous man = |
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| āsañjana | n. the act of clinging to, being hooked on |
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| āsañjana | n. adherence, fixing, fastening to |
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| āsañjana | n. a handle, hook |
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| āsañjana | n. attaching (an anubandha- to an affix) |
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| āsañjanavat | mfn. having a handle etc. |
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| asrajanman | n. "formed by blood", flesh |
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| asṛgbhājana | mfn. receiving blood as a share, |
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| aśrupramārjana | n. wiping away tears, |
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| aśrupramārjana | consoling, comforting, |
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| aśvājanī | f. a whip |
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| atibhojana | n. eating too much |
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| atibhojana | n. morbid voracity. |
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| atijana | mfn. "beyond men", uninhabited. |
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| atirājan | m. an extraordinary king |
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| atirājan | m. one who surpasses a king ([ see also sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order ]) |
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| atirājan | m. a supreme king, superior to a king |
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| atisarjana | n. the act of giving away, granting |
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| atisarjana | n. liberality |
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| atisarjana | n. a gift |
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| atisarjana | n. sending out of the world, killing. |
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| atisujana | mfn. very moral, very friendly. |
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| atithipūjana | n. showing honour to a guest. |
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| ātmajanman | n. the birth (or re-birth) of one's self, id est the birth of a son |
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| ātmajanman | m. (equals -ja-,m.) a son |
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| ātmaprayojana | mfn. selfish |
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| aupajandhani | m. a descendant of upa-jandhani-, Name of a teacher |
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| avabhañjana | n. breaking or tearing off |
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| avabharjana | n. ( bhṛj-),"frying", destroying (as seeds) |
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| avamārjana | See ava-mṛj-. |
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| avamārjana | n. an instrument (or"water") for rubbing down (a horse), a curry-comb ([ Transl.]) (["that which is rubbed off" ]) |
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| avamārjana | n. wipings |
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| avanejana | mf(ī-)n. washing, serving for washing (the feet) |
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| avanejana | n. ablution (of hands [SBr.] or feet[ ]) |
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| avanejana | n. water for washing (hands[ ] or feet see pādāvan-). |
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| avaprajjana | n. ( pṛj-), the end of the warp of a web (opposed to 2. pra-vayaṇa- q.v) |
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| āvarjana | n. attracting, propitiating |
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| āvarjana | n. overcoming, victory |
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| āvarjana | n. bending or bringing down |
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| āvarjana | pouring out a flutd, |
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| āvarjanīkṛ | to bring down, humble |
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| avarjanīya | mfn. inevitable |
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| avarjanīyatā | f. inevitableness commentator or commentary on |
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| avarjanīyatva | n. inevitableness commentator or commentary on |
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| avasañjana | n. (equals nivīta- q.v) the Brahmanical thread hanging over the shoulder commentator or commentary on |
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| avasarjana | See |
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| avasarjana | n. liberation |
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| avayajana | n. "removing by means of a sacrifice", expiation |
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| avayajana | n. means for expiation |
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| avyañjana | mf(ā-)n. without the marks of puberty |
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| avyañjana | mf(ā-)n. without consonants |
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| avyañjana | m. an animal without horns (though of age to have them) |
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| avyañjana | mfn. (a girl) who has not yet attained to puberty, |
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| avyañjana | having no consonants, |
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| ayājyayājana | ([ ]) ([ ]) n. sacrificing for an outcast (one of the sins called upapātaka-) |
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| ayatnabālavyajanībhū | (perf. 3. plural babhūvuḥ-) to become or be changed into a fan without effort |
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| āyojana | n. junction, combination |
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| āyojana | n. collecting |
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| āyojana | n. bringing or carrying near, fetching |
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| āyojana | n. Name of particular mantra-s |
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| āyojanam | ind. at the distance of a yojana- |
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| bahubhojana | wrong reading for -bhojaka-. |
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| bahujana | m. a great multitude of people ( bahujanaparivāra -parivāra- m.a particular samādhi-; bahujanahita -hita- n.the common weal) |
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| bahujana | mf(ā-)n. surrounded by many people |
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| bahujanahita | n. bahujana |
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| bahujanaparivāra | m. bahujana |
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| bahujanmabhāj | mfn. subject to many births on |
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| bahujanya | (bāhu-j-?), prob. n. a multitude of people |
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| bāhujanya | mfn. spread among many people |
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| bāhujanya | n. a great multitude of people, crowd |
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| bahurājan | mfn. |
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| bahuyojanā | f. Name of one of the mātṛ-s attending on skanda- |
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| baijanātha | m. (prob. patronymic fr. bījanātha-) Name of an author |
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| bālātripurasundarīpūjanaprayoga | m. Name of work |
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| balibhojana | m. a crow (see bhuj-). |
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| bāṇayojana | n. "arrow-union", a quiver |
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| bāndhavajana | m. relatives, kinsmen (collectively) |
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| bandhujana | m. a kinsman, friend |
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| bandhujana | m. kinsfolk, relations |
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| bhāgavatanibandhayojanā | f. Name of work |
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| bhajana | m. Name of a prince |
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| bhajana | n. the act of sharing |
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| bhajana | n. possession |
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| bhajana | n. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') reverence, worship, adoration (also bhajanatā -tā- f.with locative case ) |
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| bhājana | n. (fr. Causal) sharing, division (in arithmetic) |
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| bhājana | mf(ā-)n. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') sharing or participating in, entitled or relating or belonging to etc. |
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| bhājana | n. "partaker of", a recipient, receptacle, (especially) a vessel, pot, plate, cup, etc. etc. |
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| bhājana | n. (with genitive case or in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' with f(ā-).), a place or person in which anything is collected or in whom any quality is conspicuous, any fit object or clever or deserving person (see pātra-) |
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| bhājana | n. the act of representing, representation ( bhājanena nena- ind.with genitive case in the place of; in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' a representative, deputy, substitute, serving for, equivalent to) |
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| bhājana | n. a particular measure (= an āḍhaka-= 14 pala-s) |
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| bhājana | m. Name of a man |
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| bhājana | m. plural his descendants gaRa bidādi-. |
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| bhājanacārika | varia lectio (or wrong reading) for -vārika-, q.v |
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| bhājanaloka | m. (with Buddhists) the world of inanimate things (opp. to sattva-l- q.v). |
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| bhajanāmṛta | n. Name of work |
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| bhajanānanda | m. Name of an author |
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| bhājanatā | f. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') the being a vessel for, possession of |
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| bhajanatā | f. bhajana |
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| bhājanatva | n. the being a fit vessel for (genitive case), merit, worthiness |
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| bhajanavārika | m. a particular official in a Buddhist monastery |
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| bhājanavārika | m. a vessel-keeper (see -cārikā-). |
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| bhājanavat | mfn. a word used to explain bhadra- |
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| bhājanena | ind. bhājana |
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| bhājanībhūta | mfn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') one who has become a vessel for or who has obtained |
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| bhajanīya | mfn. to be loved or revered or waited upon, venerable |
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| bhañjana | mfn. breaking, a breaker, destroyer, dispeller etc. |
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| bhañjana | mfn. causing violent pain |
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| bhañjana | m. falling to pieces or decay of the teeth (also naka-) |
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| bhañjanā | f. explanation |
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| bhañjana | n. breaking, shattering, crushing, destroying, annihilating, frustrating etc. |
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| bhañjana | n. violent pain (aṅga-bh-) |
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| bhañjana | n. disturbing, interrupting, dispelling, removing etc. |
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| bhañjana | n. smoothing (of hair) |
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| bhañjanāgiri | m. Name of a mountain gaRa kiṃśulakādi-. |
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| bhāratīnīrājana | n. Name of a poem (containing the praise of sarasvatī-) by lakṣmī-nārāyaṇa-. |
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| bharjana | mfn. ( bhṛj-) roasting id est burning, destroying (with genitive case) |
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| bharjana | n. the act of roasting or frying |
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| bharjana | n. a frying-pan |
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| bharjana | mfn. parching id est destroying, annihilating, frustrating (with genitive case) 5 |
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| bharjana | n. the act of roasting or frying |
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| bharjana | n. a frying-pan |
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| bhayabhañjana | m. Name of an author |
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| bhīmajananī | f. " bhīma-'s mother", Name of the Ganges |
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| bhinnabhājana | n. a broken pot or vessel, potsherd |
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| bhinnāñjana | n. divided antimony or collyrium mixed (with oil etc.), eye-ointment |
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| bhinnāñjanābha | mfn. appearing like pounded antimony. () |
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| bhinnāñjanacayopama | mfn. like a quantity of pounded antimony |
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| bhinnāñjanākāra | mfn. appearing like pounded antimony. () |
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| bhinnāñjanasaṃnibha | mfn. similar to pounded antimony |
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| bhinnāñjanavarṇa | mfn. having the colour of pounded antimony ( bhinnāñjanavarṇatā -tā-, f.) |
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| bhinnāñjanavarṇatā | f. bhinnāñjanavarṇa |
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| bhinnayojanī | f. Plectranthus Scutellarioides (wrong reading -yājanī-). |
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| bhīrujana | m. one whose servants are cowards |
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| bhīrukajana | m. one whose servants are cowards |
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| bhīṣmajananī | f. " bhīṣma-'s mother", Name of gaṅgā- |
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| bhojana | mf(ī-)n. feeding, giving to eat (said of śiva-) |
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| bhojana | mf(ī-)n. voracious |
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| bhojana | m. Name of a mountain |
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| bhojana | n. the act of enjoying, using |
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| bhojana | n. the act of eating (exceptionally with accusative of object) etc. |
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| bhojana | n. a meal, food (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).,"feeding on","affording anything as food","serving as food for"; tridvyekabhojana tridvy-eka-bh/ojana- mfn."taking food every 3rd day, every 2nd day and every day") |
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| bhojana | n. anything enjoyed or used, property, possession |
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| bhojana | n. enjoyment, any object of enjoyment or the pleasure caused by it |
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| bhojana | n. (fr. Causal) the act of giving to eat, feeding (varia lectio) |
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| bhojana | n. dressing food, cooking |
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| bhojanabhāṇḍa | n. a dish of meat |
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| bhojanabhūmi | f. a place for eating |
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| bhojanācchādana | n. food and raiment |
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| bhojanādhikāra | m. superintendence over food or provisions, the office of a master of the kitchen |
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| bhojanagara | n. Name of a town |
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| bhojanagṛha | n. a dining-room |
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| bhojanaka | m. a species of plant commentator or commentary |
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| bhojanakāla | m. meal-time |
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| bhojanakastūrī | f. Name of work |
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| bhojanakīsmṛti | f. Name of work |
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| bhojanakutūhala | n. Name of work on culinary art, |
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| bhojananda | m. Name of an author (rather bhajanānanda-). |
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| bhojanarendra | m. Name of bhoja-deva-, king of dhārā- |
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| bhojanārthin | mfn. desirous of food, hungry |
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| bhojanasamaya | m. meal-time |
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| bhojanasūtra | n. Name of work |
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| bhojanatyāga | m. abstinence from food, fasting |
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| bhojanavelā | f. plural course or act of eating, a meal |
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| bhojanavelā | f. meal-time |
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| bhojanavidhi | m. "the ceremony of dining", Name of various works. (see ) . |
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| bhojanaviśeṣa | m. choice food, a dainty, delicacy |
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| bhojanavṛtti | f. plural course or act of eating, a meal |
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| bhojanavyagra | mfn. occupied or engaged in eating |
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| bhojanavyagra | mfn. distressed or straitened for want of food |
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| bhojanavyaya | m. expenditure for food |
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| bhojanidhi | f. Name of a surāṅganā- |
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| bhojanīya | See p.767. |
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| bhojanīya | mfn. to be eaten, eatable (See n.) |
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| bhojanīya | mfn. (fr. Causal) to be fed, to be made to eat |
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| bhojanīya | mfn. one to whom enjoyment is to be afforded or service to be done |
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| bhojanīya | n. food (especially what is not masticated, as opp. to khādanīya-) |
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| bhojanīya | n. sea salt |
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| bhojanīyamṛta | mfn. one who has died from indigestion commentator or commentary |
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| bhojanottara | mf(ā-)n. to be taken after a meal (as pills) |
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| bhojanṛpati | m. equals -narendra- |
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| bhrājajjanman | mfn. having a brilliant place of birth or origin (said of the marut-s) |
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| bhrājana | n. (fr. Causal) the act of causing to shine, brightening, illuminating |
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| bhrajjana | n. the act of roasting or frying |
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| bhrātṛvyajanman | (bhr/ā-) mfn. having the nature or character of a rivals |
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| bhṛtyajana | m. a person (or persons) to be supported, a servant or servants |
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| bhujanagara | n. Name of a town |
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| bhūjantu | m. "earth-animal", a kind of snail |
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| bhuktavatvajjane | ind. when people have eaten their meal |
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| bhūrijanman | (bh/ūri--) mfn. having many births |
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| bhūtajananī | f. the mother of all beings |
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| bījanātha | See baijanātha-. |
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| bījanighaṇṭu | m. Name of work |
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| bījanirvāpaṇa | n. scattering or sowing seed |
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| bījanyāsa | m. (in dramatic language) the laying down or making known the germ of a plot |
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| brahmajanman | n. "spiritual birth", investiture with the sacred thread |
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| brahmajanman | mfn. " brahmā- -born"(said of prajāpati-) |
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| brāhmaṇabhojana | n. the feeding of brāhmaṇa- (as a religious act) |
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| brāhmaṇabhojanavidhi | m. Name of work |
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| brahmarājanya | m. dual number a Brahman and a kṣatriya- |
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| bṛhajjana | m. a great or illustrious man |
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| budhajana | m. a wise man W |
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| cāmaravyajana | n. a chowrie |
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| candrajanaka | m. "moon-progenitor", the sea |
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| capalājana | m. "a fickle or unsteady woman", and"the goddess of fortune" |
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| carmānurañjana | n. "skin-colouring", white cinnabar |
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| cittajanman | m. idem or 'm. "heart-born", love, god of love ' , |
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| daivajana | (d/ai-) mf(ī-)n. belonging to the gods collectively |
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| dakṣayajñaprabhañjana | m. "destroyer of dadhīca-'s sacrifice", śiva- |
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| dantajanman | n. growth of the teeth |
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| dāsadāsījana | m. a male and a female slave |
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| dāsajana | m. slave, servant |
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| daśayojana | mfn. (d/aś-) 10 times fastened |
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| daśayojana | n. a distance of 10 yojana-s |
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| daśayojanī | f. idem or 'n. a distance of 10 yojana-s ' |
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| dāsījana | m. a female slave |
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| daurjana | mf(ī-)n. consisting of bad people (company) |
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| daurjanya | n. wickedness, depravity |
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| daurjanya | n. evil, wrong |
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| daurjanya | n. ill-will, envy, |
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| dehavisarjana | n. "quitting the body", death |
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| devagarjana | n. "celestial roaring", thunder |
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| devajana | m. (generally plural) a troop or collection of gods or demons or serpents etc. etc. (see daiva--, itara--) |
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| devajana | Name (also title or epithet) of a guhyaka-, |
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| devajananī | f. the mother of the gods |
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| devajanavid | mfn. knowing gods etc. |
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| devajanavidyā | f. knowledge of serpents etc. |
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| devāñjana | n. divine ointment |
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| devarājan | m. a prince of a Brahmanical family |
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| devatāpūjana | n. worship of a deities (see deva-pūjā-) |
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| devayajana | mf(ī-)n. idem or 'mfn. sacrificing to the gods (agni-) ' |
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| devayajana | mf(ī-)n. serving for an oblation, |
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| devayajana | n. place of offering |
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| devayajanatva | n. |
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| devayajanavat | mfn. having a place of offering |
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| devīmānasapūjana | n. Name of work |
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| devīpūjanabhāskara | m. Name of work |
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| dhānābharjana | n. the frying or parching of grain |
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| dhanārjana | n. acquisition of wealth or property |
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| dharmābhijanavat | mfn. righteous and of noble origin |
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| dharmajanman | m. "son of dharma- id est yama- ", Name of yudhi-ṣṭhira- |
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| dharmarājan | m. "id.", Name of yudhi-ṣṭhira- |
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| dhautāñjanī | f. a sort of collyrium (equals try-aṅkaṭa-or ṅgaṭa-) |
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| dhīrarañjanikā | f. Name of commentator or commentary on |
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| dhṛtarājan | m. Name of a man (See dhārta-rājña-). |
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| dhūrtajantu | m. "cunning creature", man |
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| dhvajanavamī | f. a particular festival |
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| dīpabhājana | n. "light-receptacle", a lamp |
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| dravyaprayojana | n. use or employment of any article |
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| dravyārjana | n. acquirement of property or wealth. |
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| dūrejanāntanilaya | mfn. living far away from men |
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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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| duṣprabhañjana | m. hurricane |
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| duṣṭadurjana | m. villain, reprobate |
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| dvijanayana | n. Name of work |
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| dvijaniṣevita | mfn. inhabited by birds |
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| dvijanman | mfn. having a double birth or birth-place or nature |
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| dvijanman | mfn. a member of the first three classes (especially a Brahman) etc. |
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| dvijanman | mfn. a tooth (as twice grown) |
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| dvijanman | mfn. any oviparous animal (as bird, snake etc.) , |
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| dyujana | m. a god |
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| ejana | n. tremor, |
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| ekabhojana | n. the eating only one meal (a day) |
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| ekabhojana | n. eating together |
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| ekajanman | m. "once-born", a śūdra- |
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| ekajanman | m. "having pre-eminent birth", a king |
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| ekānnanaktabhojana | mfn. taking one's only meal at night |
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| ekatejana | mfn. having a single shaft (as an arrow) |
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| gairikāñjana | n. an unguent prepared from red chalk |
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| gajanakra | m. "elephant-crocodile", a rhinoceros |
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| gajanāsā | f. the trunk of an elephant |
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| gajanavī | = $. |
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| gajanimīlikā | f. (equals ibha-n-) "shutting the eyes (at anything) like an elephant", feigning not to look at anything |
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| gajanimīlikā | f. inattention, carelessness |
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| gajanimīlita | n. (equals likā-) feigning not to look at anything |
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| gāṃdohasaṃnejana | n. water to clean a milk-pail |
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| gāṃdohasaṃnejana | See gāṃ-, column 1. |
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| gaṇabhojana | n. eating in common |
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| gaṇapatipūjana | n. the worship of gaṇeśa- |
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| gañjana | mfn. in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' "contemning", excelling |
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| gañjana | m. for gṛñj-. |
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| garjana | n. crying, roaring, rumbling (of clouds), growl, grunt |
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| garjana | n. passion |
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| garjana | n. battle (yudh-) |
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| garjana | n. excessive indignation, reproach |
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| garjanīya | mfn. to be sounded or roared |
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| gātrabhañjana | n. stretching one's limbs (as in sleepiness), |
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| gātramārjanī | f. "limb-rubber", a towel |
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| geyarājan | m. "king of songs", Name of a cakra-vartin- |
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| ghanāñjanī | f. "cloud-unguent (?)", Name of durgā- |
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| ghaṭajanman | m. "jar-born", droṇa- |
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| ghṛtabhājana | (t/a--) mfn. fit for receiving ghee |
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| goajana | mfn. serving to drive cattle (a stick, goad), |
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| grahabhojana | m. a horse |
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| grāmabālajana | m. a young peasant |
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| grāmajaniṣpāvī | f. "pulse grown in cultivated ground", Phaseolus radiatus |
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| grāmayājana | n. sacrificing for many, |
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| gṛhabhañjana | n. the breaking down or destroying a house |
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| gṛhabhañjana | n. causing the ruin of a family |
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| gṛhajana | m. the family |
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| gṛhamārjanī | f. "cleaning the house", a female servant of the house |
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| gṛñjana | m. (n. ) a kind of onion or garlic or a small red variety of it (prohibited as food) |
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| gṛñjana | m. |
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| gṛñjana | m. a turnip |
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| gṛñjana | m. the tops of hemp chewed to produce an inebriating effect (the Ganja) |
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| gṛñjana | n. poisoned flesh (meat of an animal destroyed by a poisoned arrow) |
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| gṛñjanaka | m. (equals na-) a kind of onion or garlic |
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| gṛñjanaka | n. the two side-pieces of the hilt of a sword |
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| guhyakapūjana | n. worship of the guhyaka-s |
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| guñjana | n. buzzing |
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| guñjana | n. see madhu--. |
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| gurujana | m. any venerable or elderly person (father, mother, the elders of a family etc.) |
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| guṭikāñjana | (kāñ-) n. collyrium formed like a globe or ball |
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| haridrañjanī | f. turmeric |
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| haripūjanavidhi | m. Name of work |
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| haritālajanaka | m. orpiment-producer (a word employed in modern Sanskrit to express the metal arsenic). |
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| haritālikāpūjana | n. Name of work |
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| hariyojana | n. the harnessing of the bay horses |
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| hariyojana | m. indra- (see hāriy-). |
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| hāriyojana | mf(ī-)n. (fr. hari-y-) one who harnesses bay horses (indra-) |
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| hāriyojana | m. a particular soma-graga |
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| hāryojana | varia lectio for hāriyojana- |
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| hastāvanejana | n. water for washing the hand |
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| hastijanaprakāśa | m. Name of work |
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| hataśiṣṭajana | m. a survivor |
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| herambajananī | f. "mother of gaṇeśa-", durgā- |
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| hiṃsrajantu | m. a savage animal, beast of prey |
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| hīnavyañjana | mfn. (speech) deficient or indistinct in its consonants |
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| holikāpūjanā | f. Name of work |
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| hutabhojana | () m. equals -bhakṣa-. |
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| ihabhojana | (ih/a-) mfn. whose goods and gifts come hither |
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| indrabhājana | n. a substitute for indra- |
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| indrajanana | n. indra-'s birth. ( indrajananīya nīya-[ gaṇa- indra-jananādi- ] mfn.treating of indra-'s birth.) |
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| indrajananīya | mfn. indrajanana |
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| indrarājan | mfn. having indra- as king |
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| indujanaka | m. "father of the moon", the ocean (the moon being produced at the churning of the ocean) |
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| iñjanā | f. (fr. iñj- equals iṅg-?), movement |
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| iṣṭajana | m. a beloved person, man or woman |
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| iṣṭajana | m. a loved one |
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| itarajana | m. an ordinary man |
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| itarajana | m. plural "other men" |
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| itarajana | m. a euphemistic name of certain beings who appear to be considered as spirits of darkness (kuvera- belongs to them) |
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| jājanāga | m. Name of a man |
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| jalabhājana | n. equals -pātra- |
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| jalajanman | n. "water-born", a lotus |
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| jalajantu | m. an aquatic animal |
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| jalajantukā | f. a leech |
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| jārajanman | m. idem or 'm. equals -garbha- ' |
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| jayanīrājana | n. Name of a military ceremony, |
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| jīvabhojana | mfn. giving enjoyment to the soul of (genitive case) |
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| jīvabhojana | n. the pleasure of living beings |
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| kācabhājana | n. a vessel of glass or crystal, cup, goblet |
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| kālakhañjana | n. the liver |
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| kālāñjana | n. a black unguent |
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| kālāñjanī | f. a small shrub (used as a purgative) |
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| kalaśajanman | m. Name of agastya- |
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| kalyāṇābhijana | mf(ī-)n. of illustrious birth |
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| kāmajananī | f. betel-pepper |
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| kāmajani | m. the Indian cuckoo |
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| kāmijana | m. a lover. |
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| kaṃjanābha | m. "lotus-naveled", Name of viṣṇu- |
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| kāṃsyabhājana | idem or 'f. a copper or brazen vessel ' |
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| kañjana | m. idem or 'm. the bird Gracula Religiosa ' |
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| kañjana | m. Name of kāma-, the god of love |
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| kaṇṭhābharaṇamārjana | n. Name of a commentary on the above work. |
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| kaṇṭhasañjana | n. hanging on or round the throat. |
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| kapilāñjana | m. "using a brown collyrium", Name of śiva- (see kapiśāñjana-,) |
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| kapiśāñjana | m. Name of śiva- (see kapilāñjana-.) |
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| kapotāñjana | n. ore of antimony |
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| kāpotāñjana | n. antimony, a collyrium for the eyes |
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| karabhājana | m. Name of a Brahman |
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| karālajanaka | m. Name of a prince (also called janaka-) |
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| kardamarājan | m. Name of a man (a son of kṣema-gupta-) |
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| karmajanya | mfn. produced by acts, |
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| karmajanyatā | (f.) |
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| kāryabhājana | n. any one fit for business. |
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| kāśirājan | m. equals -pa- |
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| kaśmīrajanman | n. "produced in Kashmir", saffron |
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| kāśmīrajanman | n. saffron |
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| kāṣṭharajanī | f. equals dāru-haridrā- |
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| kaṭukāñjanī | f. Helleborus Niger |
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| kaumudīrajanī | f. a moonlight night |
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| kavijanaśevadhi | Name (also title or epithet) of a lexicon |
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| kavijanavinoda | m. "delight of wise men", Name of work |
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| kavyabhojana | m. plural "oblation-eaters", the manes or a class of manes |
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| kāvyādarśamārjana | n. Name of a commentator or commentary on it. |
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| keśamārjana | n. varia lectio for -mardana- |
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| keśamārjana | n. a comb |
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| keśarañjana | n. colouring the hair |
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| keśarañjana | m. the vegetable Eclipta prostrata |
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| khāṇḍikyajanaka | m. Name of janaka- |
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| khañjana | m. the wagtail (Montacilla alba) etc. |
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| khañjana | m. Name of a man gaRa śivādi- |
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| khañjanā | f. a kind of wagtail |
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| khañjana | n. going lamely |
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| khañjanaka | m. the wagtail |
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| khañjanākṛti | f. a kind of wagtail |
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| khañjanarata | n. the secret pleasures of the yati-s, cohabitation of saints |
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| khañjanikā | f. a kind of wagtail |
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| khecarāñjana | n. green vitriol |
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| khyātijanaka | mfn. idem or 'mfn. causing renown, glorious ' |
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| kiṃrājan | See sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order k/im-. |
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| kopajanman | mfn. produced by wrath or anger |
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| koṭṭarājan | m. the governor of a castle |
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| kravyabhojana | mfn. carnivorous |
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| kṛmibhojana | mfn. feeding on worms |
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| kṛmibhojana | m. Name of a hell |
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| kṛṣṇajanaka | m. "father of kṛṣṇa-", Name of vasudeva- |
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| kṛṣṇajanmakhaṇḍa | n. "section on kṛṣṇa-'s birth", Name of a section of |
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| kṛṣṇajanmāṣṭamī | f. " kṛṣṇa-'s birth-day", the eighth day of the second half of the month śrāvaṇa- (see kṛṣṇāṣṭamī-below.) |
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| kṛṣṇāñjanagiri | m. Name of a mountain (see añj-) |
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| kṛṣṇāñjanī | f. (equals kālāñj-) a kind of shrub |
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| kṛtabhojana | mfn. one who has dined or made a meal. |
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| kṛtajanman | mfn. janman |
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| kṛtajanman | mfn. born, produced, generated. |
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| kṛtanirṇejana | mfn. one who has performed penance or made expiation |
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| kṛtāntajanaka | m. "father of yama-", Name of the sun |
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| kṛtaprayojana | mfn. one who has attained his object |
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| kṣaṇarajanī | f. (= - kṣapā-), ibidem or 'in the same place or book or text' as the preceding |
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| kṣāralavaṇavarjana | n. keeping off alkaline substances and salt (see a-kṣ-) |
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| kṣārāñjana | n. an alkaline unguent |
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| kṣatajanman | n. "produced by a wound", blood |
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| kṣījana | n. the whistling of hollow reeds or bamboos |
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| kṣitijantu | m. a kind of snail or earth-worm (= bhū-nāga-) |
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| kṣudhābhijanana | (dhābh-), for kṣutābh- (q.v) |
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| kṣudrajantu | m. any small animal |
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| kṣudrajantu | m. a kind of worm (Julus, śata-padī-) |
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| kṣudrāñjana | n. a kind of unguent (applied to the eyes in certain diseases) |
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| kṣujjanikā | f. "causing a sneeze", mustard |
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| kṣujjanikā | See 1. kṣut-. |
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| kṣutābhijanana | m. "causing a sneeze", black mustard |
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| kubhojana | n. equals -bhukta-. |
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| kujana | m. a bad or wicked man |
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| kujana | m. vulgar people. |
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| kujana | etc. See 1. ku-. |
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| kūjana | n. the uttering of any inarticulate sound, cooing, moaning |
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| kūjana | n. the rattling of wheels vArttika |
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| kūjana | n. rumbling of the bowels |
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| kujananī | f. a bad mother |
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| kujanman | mfn. of inferior origin |
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| kujanman | m. a low-born man, slave. |
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| kujanman | m. (equals -ja-) the planet Mars. |
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| kulajana | m. a person belonging to a noble family |
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| kulañjana | m. idem or 'm. the plant Alpinia Galanga ' |
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| kulaputrajana | m. a son of a noble family |
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| kumbhajanman | m. "born in a pitcher", Name of agastya- |
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| kuntirājan | m. king kunti- id est kunti-bhoja- |
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| kupuruṣajanitā | f. Name of a metre (consisting of four lines of eleven syllables each). |
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| kurājan | m. a bad king |
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| kurājan | See |
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| kurājanrājya | See |
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| kusumāñjana | n. the calx of brass (used as a collyrium) |
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| kvajanman | mfn. where born? |
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| labdhajanman | mfn. one who has obtained birth, born |
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| laghubhojana | n. a light repast, slight refreshment |
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| laghucāṇakyarājanīti | f. Name of work |
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| lakṣmījanārdana | n. sg. lakṣmī- and janārdana- |
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| lakṣmīpūjana | n. the ceremony of worshipping lakṣmī- performed by a bridegroom along with his bride (at the conclusion of the marriage after the bride has been brought to her husband's house) |
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| laspūjanī | f. a large needle (here in the beginning of a compound ni-), |
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| lāṭajana | m. an inhabitant of lāṭa- or the people of lāṭa- |
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| lokajananī | f. "mother of the world", Name of lakṣmī- |
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| lokarañjana | n. pleasing the world, satisfying men, gaining public confidence commentator or commentary |
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| loṣṭabhañjana | m. equals -ghna- |
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| lubdhajana | mfn. having covetous followers |
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| mādhavasenārājan | m. Name of a king |
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| madhuguñjana | m. Hyperanthera Moringa |
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| madhukararājan | m. the king of bees id est the queen bees |
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| madhumajjan | m. a walnut tree |
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| madhvasiddhāntabhañjana | n. madhvasiddhānta |
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| madyabhājana | (L.) n. equals -kumbha- q.v |
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| māghīpakṣayajanīya | n. the first day of the month phālguna- |
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| mahābhijana | m. (hābh-) a high or noble descent |
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| mahābhijana | mfn. nobly born |
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| mahābhijanajāta | mfn. of noble descent |
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| mahājana | m. (sg.;rarely plural) a great multitude of men, the populace ( mahājane ne- ind.in the presence of a great number of men, in public) etc. |
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| mahājana | m. a great or eminent man, great persons |
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| mahājana | m. the chief or head of a trade or caste |
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| mahājana | m. a merchant (?) |
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| mahājana | mfn. (a house) occupied by a great number of men |
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| mahājane | ind. mahājana |
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| māhājanika | mfn. (fr. mahā-jana-) fit for great persons or for merchants Va1rtt. 6 |
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| māhājanika | mfn. gaRa pratijanādi-. |
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| māhājanīna | mfn. (fr. mahā-jana-) fit for great persons or for merchants Va1rtt. 6 |
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| māhājanīna | mfn. gaRa pratijanādi-. |
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| mahājanīya | mfn. equals mahāñ jano yasya- vArttika |
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| mahāñjana | (hāñj-) m. Name of a mountain |
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| mahārajana | n. the safflower |
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| mahārajana | n. gold (see prec.) |
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| mahārajana | mfn. coloured with safflower |
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| māhārajana | mf(ī-)n. (fr. mahā-r-) dyed with saffron |
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| mahārajanagandhi | n. a kind of ruby |
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| mahārajanagandhin | n. a kind of ruby |
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| mahārājanighaṇṭu | m. Name of work |
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| mahārañjana | n. the safflower (wrong reading for -rajana-). |
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| majjan | m. (lit,"sunk or seated within") the marrow of bones (also applied to the pith of plants) etc. etc. (according to etc. one of the 5 elements or essential ingredients of the body; in the later medical system that element which is produced from the bones and itself produces semen ) ; scurf. on [ confer, compare Zend mazga; Slavonic or Slavonian mozgu1; German marg,marag,Mark; Anglo-Saxon mearg; English marrow.] |
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| majjana | m. Name of a demon causing sickness or fever |
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| majjana | m. of one of śiva-'s attendants |
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| majjana | n. sinking (especially under water), diving, immersion, bathing, ablution etc. |
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| majjana | n. (with niraye-), sinking into hell |
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| majjana | n. drowning, overwhelming |
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| majjana | n. equals majjan-, marrow |
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| majjanagata | mfn. plunged in a bath |
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| majjanamaṇḍapa | m. a bathing-house, bath |
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| majjanonmajjana | m. dual number " majjana- and unmajjana-."Name of two demons |
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| majjanvat | mfn. marrowy (opp. toa-majiaka) |
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| malavisarjana | n. () the act of removing dirt, cleansing (of a temple) |
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| malavisarjana | n. evacuation of feces. |
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| malayadhvajanarapati | m. a king of Malaya |
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| māṃsaparivarjana | n. abstaining from flesh or animal food |
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| māmudagajanavī | m. = $ Mahmud of Ghazni |
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| manarañjana | mf(ī-)n. delighting the mind of (compound) |
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| mānasajanman | m. "mind-born", the god of love |
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| mānasapujana | n. Name of a Tantric work |
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| mandajananī | f. the mother of manda- or Saturn (and wife of sūrya-) |
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| maṇḍalakarājan | m. the prince of a small district or province |
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| mandrājanī | f. "uttering pleasant sounds", the tongue or voice () . |
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| mañjana | m. the son of a śūdra- and a vaṭi- |
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| manojanman | m. equals -ja- |
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| manorañjana | n. Name of work |
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| manujanātha | m. "lord of men", a prince, king () |
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| manuṣyajanman | mfn. begotten by a man |
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| manuṣyarājan | m. idem or 'm. a human king ' |
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| mārjana | mf(ī-)n. wiping away, cleaning, a cleaner (See keśa--, gātra--, -grīh-m-) |
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| mārjana | m. Syniplocos Racemosa |
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| mārjanā | f. wiping off, washing, purifying |
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| mārjana | m. the sound of a drum |
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| mārjana | m. (prob.) the parchment stretched at the ends of a drum performance with the fingers on a musical instrument (of which there are 3 kinds) |
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| mārjana | m. a broom, besom, brush |
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| mārjana | m. a washerwoman (as an abusive term) |
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| mārjana | m. (in music) a particular śruti- |
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| mārjana | m. Name of one of durgā-'s female attendants |
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| mārjana | n. wiping away, rubbing, sweeping, cleansing, purifying etc. |
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| mārjana | n. (alsof(ā-).), rubbing the ends of a drum with ashes or mud |
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| mārjana | n. "purifying (one's self with water)", part of a religious ceremony at the morning saṃdhy-s |
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| mārjana | n. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') removal, effacement of, amends for |
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| mārjanī | f. purification |
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| mārjanīya | mfn. to be cleaned or purified |
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| martabhojana | n. food of mortals, nourishment of men |
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| mātṛkāpūjana | n. (and mātṛkāpūjanavidhi na-vidhi-,m.) |
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| mātṛkāpūjanavidhi | m. mātṛkāpūjana |
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| mātṛpūjana | n. |
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| medhājanana | mfn. generating intelligence or wisdom |
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| medhājanana | n. Name of a rite (and of its appropriate sacred text) for producing mental and bodily strength in a new-born child or in a youth |
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| meghagarjana | n. "cloud-rumbling", thundering, thunder |
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| meghagarjanā | f. "cloud-rumbling", thundering, thunder |
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| meghagarjanavidhi | m. Name of work |
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| meghagarjanavidhi | m. Name of work |
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| miṣṭabhojana | n. the eating of dainties |
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| mlecchabhojana | n. "food of barbarian", wheat (also jya-) |
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| mlecchabhojana | n. equals yāvaka-, half-ripe barley |
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| mṛgabhojanī | f. coloquintida |
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| mukhajanman | m. a Brahman (see prec.) |
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| mukhamārjana | n. washing or cleansing the mouth (after meals etc.) |
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| mukhyarājan | m. equals -nṛpa- |
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| mumukṣujanakalpa | m. Name of work |
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| muñjana | n. a sound |
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| muñjanejana | mfn. purified from Munja -grass |
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| muṣṭyāyojana | n. seizing a bow with the hand |
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| nābhijanman | "id.", Name of brahma- (said to have first appeared on the lotus sprung from the next of viṣṇu-) |
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| nāgāñjanā | f. female elephant |
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| nāgāñjanā | f. equals prec. |
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| nagarajana | m. plural townsfolk sg. a citizen |
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| nāgarājanāṭka | n. Name of work |
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| nairañjanā | f. Name of a river (Nilajan) falling into the Ganges in magadha- (Behar) |
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| nairañjanā | f. Name (also title or epithet) of a river, |
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| nakharajanī | f. a kind of plant and its fruit |
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| nakharañjanī | f. nail-scissors |
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| nakhararajanī | f. varia lectio for nakha-r- gaRa harītaky-ādi- |
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| naktabhojana | n. the eating only at night (see above) |
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| naktabhojana | n. supper |
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| nānājana | m. plural different people or tribes |
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| nandaprabhañjanavarman | m. Name of a man |
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| nāndībhājana | n. a particular water-vessel |
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| naravāhanajanana | n. Name of chapter of |
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| nārāyaṇabalisvayamprayojanasañcikā | f. nārāyaṇabali |
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| naṣṭajanman | n. "a lost nativity", subsequent calculation of a lost nativity |
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| naṣṭajanman | n. Name of work (also -vidhāna-, ) |
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| navasaṃyojanavisaṃyojanaka | m. Name of buddha- |
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| nayanāñjana | n. any ointment for the eye |
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| nejana | n. washing, cleansing |
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| nejana | n. washing. place |
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| netrāñjana | n. eye ointment, collyrium, |
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| netrāñjana | n. Name of work |
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| netrarañjana | n. "eye-colouring", collyrium |
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| netrasaṃvejana | n. fixing an injection-pipe |
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| nibandhavivṛtiyojanā | f. Name of work |
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| nibhañjana | n. breaking to pieces or asunder |
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| nidrāsaṃjanana | n. "producing sleep", phlegm, the phlegmatic humour |
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| nikubjana | n. upsetting (a vessel) |
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| nīlāmbujanman | n. the blue water-lily |
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| nīlāñjana | n. black antimony |
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| nīlāñjana | n. an unguent made of antimony and blue vitriol (v.r. lāśmaja-) |
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| nīlāñjanā | f. lightning |
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| nīlāñjanī | f. a kind of shrub |
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| nimajjana | mf(ī-)n. causing a person (genitive case) to enter or plunge into (water etc.) |
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| nimajjana | n. bathing, diving, sinking, immersion |
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| nimārjana | See under ni-mṛj-. |
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| nimārjana | n. wiping off |
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| nīrājana | n. lustration of arms (a ceremony performed by kings in the month āśvina- or in kārttika- before taking the field) etc. |
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| nīrājana | n. waving lights before an idol as an act of adoration |
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| nīrājanadvādaśīvrata | n. Name of a particular observance |
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| nīrājanagiri | m. Name of an author |
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| nīrājanapadyālilakṣaṇavibhakti | f. Name of work |
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| nīrājanaprakāśa | m. Name of work |
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| nīrājanastotra | n. Name of a stotra-. |
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| nīrājanavidhi | m. the nīrājana- ceremony |
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| nīrājanavidhi | m. Name of 43rd chapter of |
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| nirañjana | mf(ā-)n. unpainted, spotless, pure, simple etc. |
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| nirañjana | mf(ā-)n. void of passion or emotion |
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| nirañjana | m. Name of śiva- |
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| nirañjana | m. of an attendant of śiva- |
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| nirañjana | m. of several authors (also with yati-; nirañjanāṣṭaka nāṣṭaka- n.Name of work) |
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| nirañjana | n. the Supreme Being |
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| nirañjanā | f. the day of full moon |
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| nirañjana | m. Name of durgā- |
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| nirañjanāṣṭaka | n. nirañjana |
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| nirjana | mf(ā-)n. unpeopled, lonely, desolate |
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| nirjana | m. or n. solitude, desert |
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| nirjanatā | f. () depopulation, voidness |
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| nirjanatva | n. (sah-.) depopulation, voidness |
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| nirjanavana | n. a lonely or unfrequented forest |
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| nirjantu | mfn. free from living creatures (worms etc.) |
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| nirmalāñjana | n. Name of chapter of the prakaraṇa-pañcikā- |
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| nirmārjana | n. wiping off, sweeping, cleaning |
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| nirmārjanīya | mfn. to be cleaned |
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| nirṇejana | n. washing, cleansing |
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| nirṇejana | n. expiation, atonement for an offence |
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| nirṇejana | n. water for washing or rinsing (See patrī-nirṇejana-). |
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| nirvyañjana | mfn. without condiment |
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| nirvyañjana | (only nirvyañjane ne- ind.), explicitly |
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| nirvyañjane | ind. in a plain manner, directly |
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| nirvyañjane | ind. nirvyañjana |
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| niṣprayojana | mfn. having no motive, impartial, indifferent |
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| niṣprayojana | mfn. harmless |
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| niṣprayojana | mfn. groundless, needless, unnecessary ( niṣprayojanam am-,ind.; niṣprayojanatā -tā-, f.; niṣprayojanatva -tva- n.) |
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| niṣprayojanam | ind. niṣprayojana |
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| niṣprayojanatā | f. niṣprayojana |
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| niṣprayojanatva | n. niṣprayojana |
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| nivāsarājan | m. the king of the country in which one dwells |
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| niyatabhojana | mfn. abstemious in food, temperate |
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| niyogaprayojana | n. the object of any appointment, authorized act or duty |
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| niyojana | n. the act of tying or fastening (as to the sacrificial post) |
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| niyojana | n. that with which anything is tied or fastened |
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| niyojana | n. enjoining, urging, impelling, commanding, directing, appointing to (locative case) etc. |
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| niyojanī | f. a halter |
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| niyojanīya | mfn. equals niyoktavya- above |
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| nṛpajana | m. "royal people", princes, kings, |
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| nyāyasiddhāñjana | n. Name of work |
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| padabhañjana | n. separation or analysis or explanation of words |
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| padātijana | m. a footman, pedestrian |
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| padātijanasaṃkula | mfn. mingled with footmen or pedestrian |
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| pādāvanejana | mf(ī-)n. used for washing the foot etc. |
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| pādāvanejanī | f. plural water for washing the foot |
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| padayojana | n. Name of work |
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| padayojanā | f. Name of work |
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| padayojanikā | f. Name of work |
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| pākarañjana | n. the leaf of the Laurus Cassia |
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| pānabhājana | () n. idem or 'mfn. ' |
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| pānabhojana | n. eating and drinking |
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| pānakarasarāgāsavayojana | n. sg. (), plural () one of the 64 kalā-s or arts. |
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| pānakarasāsavarāgayojana | n. plural () one of the 64 kalā-s or arts. |
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| pañcajana | m. (plural) the 5 classes of beings (viz. gods, men, gandharva-s and apsaras-, serpents, and pitṛ-s) etc. man, mankind ( pañcajanendra nendra- m.prince, king ) |
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| pañcajana | m. (in the beginning of a compound) the 5 elements |
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| pañcajana | m. Name of a demon slain by kṛṣṇa- etc. (see pāñcajanya-) |
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| pañcajana | m. of a son of saṃhrāda- by kṛti- |
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| pañcajana | m. of a prajāpati- |
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| pañcajana | m. of a son of sagara- by keśinī- |
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| pañcajana | m. of a son of sṛñjaya- and father of soma-datta- |
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| pañcajanendra | m. pañcajana |
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| pañcajanī | f. an assemblage of 5 persons |
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| pañcajanī | f. Name of a daughter of viśva-rūpa- and wife of bharata- (varia lectio pāñcajanī-) |
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| pāñcajanī | f. (fr. pañca-jana-) patronymic of asiknī- |
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| pañcajanīna | mfn. devoted or consecrated to the 5 races (also nīya- ; see Va1rtt. 4 ) |
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| pañcajanīna | m. an actor, a buffoon |
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| pañcajanīna | m. the chief of 5 men |
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| pāñcajanīna | mfn. gaRa prātijanādi-. |
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| pāñcajanya | (p/ā-) mf(ā-)n. relating to the 5 races of men, containing or extending over them etc. etc. |
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| pāñcajanya | m. Name of kṛṣṇa-'s conch taken from the demon pañca-jana- etc. |
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| pāñcajanya | m. fire |
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| pāñcajanya | m. fish or a species of fire |
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| pāñcajanya | m. Name of one of the 8 upa-dvīpa-s in jambu-dvīpa- |
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| pāñcajanyā | f. patronymic of asiknī- |
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| pāñcajanyadhama | m. Name of kṛṣṇa- (see above-) |
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| pāñcajanyadhara | m. Name of kṛṣṇa- (see above-) |
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| pāñcajanyanādin | m. Name of kṛṣṇa- (see above-) |
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| pāñcajanyavana | n. Name of a wood |
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| pāñcajanyāyani | n. gaRa karṇādi-. |
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| pañcālarājan | m. a king of pañcāla-s |
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| pañcanīrājana | n. waving 4 things (viz. a lamp, lotus, cloth, mango or betel leaf) before an idol and then falling prostrate |
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| pañcayojana | n. () a way or distance of 5 yojana-s. |
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| pañcayojanī | f. () a way or distance of 5 yojana-s. |
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| paṅkajajanman | m. "lotus-born", Name of brahmā- |
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| paṅkajanābha | m. "having a lotus springing from his navel", Name of viṣṇu- |
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| paṅkajanayanā | f. a lotus-eyed woman |
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| paṅkajanetra | mfn. "lotus-eyed"(said of viṣṇu-) |
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| paṅkajanman | n. equals -ja- n. |
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| paṅkamajjana | n. immersion in mud |
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| pannagabhojana | m. "serpent-eater", Name of garuḍa- |
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| pannejana | n. washing of the feet |
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| pānnejana | mf(ī-)n. (fr. pan-nejana-) used for washing the feet |
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| pānnejana | n. a vessel in which the feet are washed |
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| pannejanī | f. plural (sc. āpas-) a bath for the feet |
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| paṇyajana | m. a trader |
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| pāpabhañjana | m. "breaking the wicked", Name of a Brahman |
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| parajana | m. another person, a stranger |
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| parajana | m. (coll.) strangers (opp. to sva-j-) |
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| parajanman | n. a future birth |
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| parajanmika | mfn. relating to it |
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| pārajanmika | mf(ī-)n. (-janman-) relating to a future birth |
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| paramatabhañjana | n. Name of work |
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| paramparabhojana | n. eating continually |
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| paraprayojana | mf(ā-)n. useful or beneficial to others |
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| parijana | m. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).) a surrounding company of people, entourage, attendants, servants, followers, suite, train, retinue (especially of females) etc. |
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| parijana | m. a single servant |
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| parijanatā | f. the condition of a servant, service |
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| parijanman | m. the moon |
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| parijanman | m. fire (see pari-jman-). |
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| parimārjana | n. wiping off, cleaning, washing |
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| parimārjana | n. wiping away, removing |
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| parimārjana | n. a dish of honey and oil |
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| parimitabhojana | n. moderation in eating, abstemiousness |
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| paripūjana | n. honouring, adoring |
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| paripūrṇavyañjanatā | f. having the sexual organs complete (one of the 80 secondary marks of a buddha-) |
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| pariṣvajana | n. embracing, an embrace |
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| pariṣvañjana | n. embracing, an embrace (putrasya- ) |
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| parityajana | n. abandoning, giving away, distributing |
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| parityājana | n. causing to abandon or give up |
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| parivarjana | n. the act of avoiding, giving up, escaping, abstaining from (genitive case or compound) etc. |
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| parivarjana | n. killing, slaughter |
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| parivarjanīya | mfn. avoidable, to be avoided |
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| parjanī | f. Curcuma Aromatica or Xanthorrhiza [ confer, compare Gothic fairguni; Icelfiörgyn; Lithuanian perku4nas.] |
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| parjanya | m. ( pṛc-,or pṛj-?) a rain-cloud, cloud etc. |
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| parjanya | m. rain |
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| parjanya | m. rain personified or the god of rain (often identified with indra-) etc. |
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| parjanya | m. Name of one of the 12 āditya-s |
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| parjanya | m. of a deva-gandharva- or gandharva- |
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| parjanya | m. of a ṛṣi- in several manv-antara-s |
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| parjanya | m. of a prajā-pati- (father of hiraṇya-roman-) |
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| parjanyā | Curcuma Aromatica or Xanthorrhiza [ confer, compare Gothic fairguni; Icelfiörgyn; Lithuanian perku4nas.] |
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| pārjanya | mf(ā-)n. relating or belonging to parjanya- |
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| parjanyajinvita | (j/an-) mfn. impelled by parjanya- |
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| parjanyakrandya | (j/an-) mfn. muttering like parjanya- or a rain-cloud |
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| parjanyanātha | m. having parjanya- as protector or patron |
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| parjanyaninada | m. " parjanya-'s sound", thunder |
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| parjanyapatnī | (j/an-) f. having parjanya- for husband |
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| parjanyaprayoga | m. Name of work |
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| parjanyaretas | (j/an-) mfn. sprung from the seed of parjanya- id est nourished by rain (as reed) |
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| parjanyaśānti | f. Name of work |
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| parjanyasūkta | n. a hymn to parjanya- (as ) |
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| parjanyātman | mfn. having the nature of parjanya- |
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| parjanyāvāta | m. dual number the god of rain and the god of wind |
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| parjanyavṛddha | (j/an-) mfn. nourished by parjanya- or the rain-cloud (as soma-) |
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| parṇabhojana | mfn. equals -bhakṣa- |
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| parṇabhojana | m. any animal eating leaves, a goat |
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| pārthivaliṅgapūjanavidhi | m. Name of work or chapter of work |
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| pārthivapūjana | n. (and pārthivapūjanavidhi -vidhi-,m.) Name of work |
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| pārthivapūjanavidhi | m. pārthivapūjana |
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| pārthiveśvarapūjanavidhi | m. Name of work |
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| paścimajana | m. the people in the west |
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| paśujanana | mfn. producing cattle |
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| pathikajana | m. a traveller or travellers |
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| patnīsaṃyājana | n. performing the patnī-saṃyāja- |
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| pātrayojana | n. arrangement of vessels |
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| pātrīnirṇejana | n. water for rinsing a vessel |
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| paṭṭarañjana | n. Caesalpina Sappan (a plant used in dyeing) |
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| paṭṭarañjanaka | n. Caesalpina Sappan (a plant used in dyeing) |
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| pattrāñjana | n. "paper-unguent", ink |
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| pattrarañjana | n. embellishing a page, illuminating, gilding |
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| paurajana | m. m. townsfolk, citizens |
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| pauraṃjana | mf(ī-)n. sprung |
