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ka | the first consonant of the alphabet, and the first guttural letter (corresponding in sound tokinkeeporking).  |
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ka | kas-, kā-, kim-, interrog. pronoun (See kim-and 2. kad-,and see the following words in which the interrogative base ka-appears, katama-, katara-, kati-, katham-, kadā-, karhi-, kā-,etc.) , who? which? what? In its declension ka- follows the pronoun tad- except in Nominal verb accusative singular neut., where kim- has taken the place of kad- or kat- in classical Sanskrit  |
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ka | but the old form kad- is found in the veda- (See ) ; ([ confer, compare Zend ka,ko7,kA7,kat; Greek , (Ion.,) , ; Latin quis,quid; Lithuanian kas k/a-; Gothic hvas,hvo7,hva, Anglo-Saxon hwa1,hwaet; English who,what.]) The interrogative sentence introduced by ka- is often terminated by iti- (exempli gratia, 'for example' kasya sa putra iti kathyatām-,let it be said, "whose son is he?") , but iti- may be omitted and the sentence lose its direct interrogative character (exempli gratia, 'for example' kasya sa putro na jñāyate-,it is not known whose son he is) . ka- with or without 1. as- may express"how is it possible that?""what power have I, you, they, etc.?" (exempli gratia, 'for example' ke mama dhanvino'nye-,what can the other archers do against me? ke āvām paritrātum-,what power have we to rescue you?) ka- is often connected with a demonstrative pronoun (exempli gratia, 'for example' ko 'yam āyāti-,who comes here?) or with the potential (exempli gratia, 'for example' ko hariṃ nindet-,who will blame hari-?) ka- is sometimes repeated (exempli gratia, 'for example' kaḥ ko 'tra-,who is there? kān kān-,whom? whom? id est which of them? confer, compare Gram. 54) , and the repetition is often due to a kind of attraction (exempli gratia, 'for example' keṣāṃ kiṃ śāstram adhyayanīyam-,which book is to be read by whom? Gram. 836. a-). When kim- is connected with the inst. Calcutta edition of a noun or with the indecl. participle it may express"what is gained by doing so, etc.?" (equals ko'rthas-) |
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ka | (exempli gratia, 'for example' kiṃ vilambena-,what is gained by delay? kim bahunā-,what is the use of more words? dhanena kiṃ yo na dadāti-,what is the use of wealth to him who does not give? with inst. and genitive case, nīrujaḥ kim auṣadhaiḥ-,what is the use of medicine to the healthy?) ka- is often followed by the particles iva-, u-, nāma-, nu-, vā-, svid-, some of which serve merely to generalize the interrogation (exempli gratia, 'for example' kim iva etad-,what can this be? ka u śravat-,who can possibly hear? ko nāma jānāti-,who indeed knows? ko nv ayam-,who, pray, is this? kiṃ nu kāryam-,what is to be done? ko vā devād anyaḥ-,who possibly other than a god? kasya svid hṛdayaṃ nāsti-,of what person is there no heart?) ka- is occasionally used alone as an indefinite pronoun, especially in negative sentences (exempli gratia, 'for example' na kasya ko vallabhaḥ-,no one is a favourite of any one; nānyo jānāti kaḥ-,no one else knows; kathaṃ sa ghātayati kam-,how does he kill any one?) Generally, however, ka- is only made indefinite when connected with the particles ca-, can/a-, cid-, vā-,and /api-, in which case ka- may sometimes be preceded by the relative ya- (exempli gratia, 'for example' ye ke ca-,any persons whatsoever; yasyai kasyai ca devatāyai-,to any deity whatsoever; yāni kāni ca mitrāṇi-,any friends whatsoever; yat kiṃca-,whatever) . The particle cana-, being composed of ca-and na-, properly gives a negative force to the pronoun (exempli gratia, 'for example' yasmād indrād ṛte kiṃcana-,without which indra- there is nothing) , but the negative sense is generally dropped (exempli gratia, 'for example' kaścana-,any one; na kaścana-,no one) , and a relative is sometimes connected with it (exempli gratia, 'for example' yat kiṃcana-,anything whatsoever) . Examples of cid- with the interrogative are common  |
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ka | vā- and api- are not so common, but the latter is often found in classical Sanskrit (exempli gratia, 'for example' kaścid-,any one; kecid-,some; na kaścid-,no one; na kiṃcid api-,nothing whatsoever; yaḥ kaścid-,any one whatsoever; kecit-- kecit-,some - others; yasmin kasmin vā deśe-,in any country whatsoever; na ko 'pi-,no one; na kimapi-,nothing whatever) . ka- may sometimes be used, like 2. kad-, at the beginning of a compound. See ka-pūya-, etc.  |
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ka | m. (according to native authorities) Name of prajāpati- or of a prajāpati- etc.  |
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ka | m. of brahman-  |
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ka | m. of dakṣa-  |
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ka | m. of viṣṇu-  |
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ka | m. of yama-  |
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ka | m. of garuḍa-  |
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ka | m. the soul  |
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ka | m. a particular comet  |
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ka | m. the sun  |
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ka | m. fire  |
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ka | m. splendour, light  |
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ka | m. air  |
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ka | m. a peacock  |
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ka | m. the body  |
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ka | m. time  |
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ka | m. wealth  |
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ka | m. sound  |
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ka | m. a king  |
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ka | m. equals kāma-granthi- (?)  |
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ka | n. happiness, joy, pleasure etc.  |
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ka | n. water etc.  |
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ka | n. the head  |
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ka | n. hair, a head of hair  |
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ka | n. (also regarded as ind.; see 1. kam-.)  |
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ka | a taddhita- affix (much used in forming adjectives;it may also be added to nouns to express diminution, deterioration, or similarity exempli gratia, 'for example' putraka-,a little son; aśvaka-,a bad horse or like a horse).  |
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kab | cl.1 A1. kabate-, cakabe-, kabitā-, etc., to colour, tinge with various hues ; to praise (see kav-.)  |
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kabandha | mn. (sometimes written k/avandha-) a big barrel or cask, a large-bellied vessel (metaphorically applied to a cloud)  |
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kabandha | mn. (Epic) the clouds which obscure the sun at sunset and sunrise (sometimes personified)  |
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kabandha | mn. the belly  |
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kabandha | mn. a headless trunk (shaped like a barrel; especially one retaining vitality ) etc.  |
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kabandha | m. Name of the rākṣasa- danu- (son of śrī-;punished by indra- for insolently challenging him to combat;his head and thighs were forced into his body by a blow from the god's thunderbolt, leaving him with long arms and a huge mouth in his belly;it was predicted that he would not recover his original shape until his arms were cut off by rāma- and lakṣmaṇa-). etc.  |
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kabandha | m. Name of rāhu-  |
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kabandha | m. Name of certain ketu-s (96 in number)  |
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kabandha | m. Name of an ātharvaṇa- and gandharva- (kab/andha-) etc.  |
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kabandha | n. water &  |
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kabandhamuni | m. Name of a sage  |
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kabandhatā | f.  |
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kabandhatva | n. headlessness, decapitation  |
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kabandhavadha | m. "the slaying of kabandha-", Name of a chapter of the padma-purāṇa-.  |
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kabandhin | mfn. "bearing huge vessels of water or clouds"("endowed with water" ), Name of the marut-s  |
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kabandhin | m. Name of a kātyāyana-  |
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kabara | See kavara-.  |
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kabila | equals kapila- q.v  |
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kabittha | equals kapittha- q.v  |
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kabru | n. (perhaps erroneous for kambu-and equals kambūka- )  |
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kabuli | f. the hinder part of an animal  |
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kac | cl.1 P. kacati-, to sound, cry : A1. kacate-, cakace-, kacitā-, etc., to bind, fetter ; to shine ; ([ confer, compare kañc-; Latin cingere; Lithuanian kinkau.])  |
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kaca | m. the hair (especially of the head) etc. confer, compare note 1  |
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kaca | m. a cicatrix, a dry sore, scar  |
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kaca | m. a band, the hem of a garment  |
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kaca | m. a cloud  |
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kaca | m. Name of a son of bṛhaspati-  |
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kaca | m. Name of a place  |
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kacā | f. a female elephant  |
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kacā | f. beauty, brilliancy (see a-kaca-, ut-kaca-,etc.)  |
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kacabhāra | m. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. thick or ornamented hair.' (see keśa-pāśa-.)' ,  |
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kacācita | mfn. having long or dishevelled hair  |
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kacadugdhikā | f. Cucurbita Hispida  |
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kacagraha | m. seizing or grasping the hair  |
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kacagrahaṇa | n. idem or 'm. seizing or grasping the hair '  |
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kacahasta | m. thick or ornamented hair, beautiful hair  |
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kacaka | m. a kind of mushroom  |
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kacākaci | ind. hair against hair, pulling each other's hair on (see keśā-keśi-.)  |
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kacāku | mfn. ill-disposed, wicked  |
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kacāku | mfn. difficult to be borne, intolerable, difficult to be approached  |
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kacāku | m. a snake  |
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kacamāla | m. smoke (kacaṃ kacakāntiṃ malate- ; varia lectio khatamāla-)  |
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kacāmoda | n. a fragrant ointment for the hair  |
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kacaṅgala | n. the ocean  |
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kacaṅgala | n. a free market (a place of sale paying no duty or custom)  |
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kacaṅgala | n. Name of a region.  |
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kacapa | m. "cloud-drinker", grass  |
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kacapa | m. a leaf  |
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kacapa | n. a vessel for vegetables  |
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kacapakṣa | m. thick or ornamented hair.  |
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kacapāśa | m. idem or 'm. thick or ornamented hair.' (see keśa-pāśa-.)  |
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kacāra | m. or n. a pond,  |
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kacaripuphalā | f. equals śamī- q.v  |
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kacarūpin | mfn. having the form of kaca-,  |
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kacāṭura | m. a kind of gallinule (See dātyūha-).  |
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kaccara | mfn. dirty, foul, spoiled by dirt  |
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kaccara | mfn. vile, wicked, bad  |
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kaccara | n. buttermilk diluted with water (see kaṅkara-, kaṭura-,etc.)  |
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kaccaṭa | n. an aquatic plant (equals jalapippalī-).  |
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kaccha | mfn. a bank or any ground bordering on water, shore; ([ confer, compare Zend kasha,voura-kaSa,the"wide-shored", the Caspian Sea; confer, compare kakṣa-])  |
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kaccha | mfn. a mound or causeway  |
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kaccha | mfn. watery soil, marshy ground, marsh, morass  |
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kaccha | mfn. Name of several places exempli gratia, 'for example' Cutch  |
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kaccha | mfn. Cedrela Toona (the timber of which is used for making furniture etc.)  |
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kaccha | mfn. Hibiscus Populneoides  |
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kaccha | mfn. a particular part of a tortoise  |
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kaccha | mfn. a particular part of a boat  |
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kaccha | m. plural Name of a people (varia lectio for kakṣa-)  |
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kaccha | mf. the hem or end of a lower garment (tucked into the girdle or waistband) (probably a Prakrit form for kakṣa-)  |
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kacchā | f. a cricket  |
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kaccha | mf. Name of a plant  |
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kaccha | mf. girdle, girth (varia lectio for kakṣā-) on (edition Bomb.) iv, 13, 22.  |
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kacchabhū | f. marshy ground, swamp, morass  |
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kacchadeśa | m. Name of a place.  |
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kacchādi | m. Name of a gaṇa-  |
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kacchajā | f. a species of Cyperus  |
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kacchālaṃkāra | m. a kind of reed (used for writing)  |
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kacchanīra | m. Name of a nāga-  |
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kacchanīrabila | n. Name of a place.  |
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kacchānta | m. the border of a lake or stream  |
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kacchāntaruhā | f. dūrvā- grass  |
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kacchapa | m. "keeping or inhabiting a marsh", a turtle, tortoise etc.  |
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kacchapa | m. a tumour on the palate |
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kacchapa | m. an apparatus used in the distillation of spirituous liquor, a flat kind of still  |
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kacchapa | m. an attitude in wrestling  |
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kacchapa | m. Cedrela Toona  |
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kacchapa | m. one of the nine treasures of kuvera-  |
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kacchapa | m. Name of a nāga-  |
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kacchapa | m. of a son of viśvā-mitra-  |
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kacchapa | m. of a country  |
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kacchapadeśa | m. Name of a country.  |
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kacchapaghāta | m. Name (also title or epithet) of a family,  |
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kacchapaka | m. a tortoise  |
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kacchapāri | m. Name (also title or epithet) of a family,  |
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kacchapī | f. a female tortoise or a kind of small tortoise  |
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kacchapī | f. a cutaneous disease, wart, blotch  |
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kacchapī | f. a kind of lute (so named from being similar in shape to the tortoise; see testudo-)  |
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kacchapikā | f. a kind of small tortoise  |
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kacchapikā | f. a pimple, blotch, wart  |
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kacchapikā | f. a wart accompanying gonorrhoea  |
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kacchapuṭa | m. a box with compartments  |
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kacchāra | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kaccharuhā | f. "marsh-growing", a kind of grass  |
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kacchāṭī | f. idem or 'f. idem or 'f. the end or hem of a lower garment or cloth (gathered up behind and tucked into the waistband) ' '  |
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kacchaṭikā | f. the end or hem of a lower garment or cloth (gathered up behind and tucked into the waistband)  |
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kacchāṭikā | f. idem or 'f. the end or hem of a lower garment or cloth (gathered up behind and tucked into the waistband) '  |
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kacchavihāra | m. Name of a marshy region.  |
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kaccheṣṭa | m. the tortoise  |
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kaccheśvara | m. Name of a town (see kaceśvara-.)  |
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kacchiya | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kacchora | n. a kind of turmeric  |
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kacchoṭikā | f. equals kacchaṭikā-  |
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kacchu | f. equals kacchū- below  |
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kacchu | f. a species of plant  |
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kacchū | f. ( kaṣ- ), itch, scab, any cutaneous disease  |
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kacchughna | m. Trichosanthes Dioeca  |
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kacchughnī | f. a species of hapuṣā- (q.v)  |
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kacchūmatī | f. Carpopogon Pruriens (said to cause itching on being applied to the skin)  |
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kacchura | mfn. (fr. the next) , scabby, itchy, affected by a cutaneous disease on  |
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kacchura | mfn. unchaste, libidinous  |
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kacchura | mn. a species of turmeric  |
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kacchurā | f. Alhagi Maurorum  |
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kacchura | mn. Carpopogon Pruriens  |
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kacchura | mn. a species of turmeric  |
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kacchūrākṣasa | n. (scilicet taila-) a kind of oil (applied in cutaneous diseases)  |
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kaccid | See under 2. kad-.  |
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kacela | n. a string or cover containing and keeping together the leaves of a manuscript (see kācana-.)  |
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kaceśvara | n. Name of a temple.  |
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kacora | m. Curcuma Zerumbet  |
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kacu | f. Arum Colocasia (an esculent root cultivated for food; see kacvī-).  |
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kacurāya | m. Name of a man.  |
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kacvī | f. Arum Colocasia (a plant with an esculent root, cultivated for food).  |
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kacvīvana | n. Name of a forest  |
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kaḍ | cl.1 P. kaḍati-, to be confused or disturbed by pleasure or pain ; to be elated or intoxicated : cl.6 P. kaḍati-, to eat, consume : Causal kāḍayati-, to break off a part, separate, divide ; to remove the chaff or husk of grain etc. ; to preserve (see kaṇḍ-.)  |
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kad | cl.1 A1. kadate-, cakāda- ( ;but reads cakāra-), to be confused, suffer mentally ; to grieve ; to confound ; to kill or hurt ; to call ; to cry or shed tears  |
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kad | ind. (originally the neuter form of the interrogative pronoun ka-), a particle of interrogation (= Latin nonne,num)  |
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kad | ind. anything wrong or bad (see below)  |
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kad | ind. equals sukha-  |
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kad | ind. kad- is used, like kim-, with the particles cana- and cid-,"sometimes, now and then"  |
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kad | ind. kac-cana- with the negation na-,"in no way or manner"  |
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kad | ind. kac-cid- is also used, like the simple kad-, as a particle of interrogation (exempli gratia, 'for example' kaccid dṛṣṭā tvayā rājan damayantī-,was damayantī- seen by thee, O king?) kaccid- may be translated by"I hope that"  |
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kad | ind. at the beginning of a compound it may mark the uselessness, badness or defectiveness of anything, as in the following examples.  |
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kada | m. "water-giver", a cloud  |
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kaḍa | mfn. dumb, mute  |
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kaḍa | mfn. ignorant, stupid  |
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kada | See 3. ka-.  |
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kadā | ind. (fr. 2. ka-), when? at what time? (with following future or present tense tense ) etc.  |
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kadā | ind. at some time, one day  |
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kadā | ind. how?  |
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kadā | ind. with a following nu khalu-, when about ?  |
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kadā | ind. with a following ca- and preceding yadā-, whenever, as often as possible (exempli gratia, 'for example' yad/ā kad/ā ca sun/avāma s/omam-,let us press out the soma- as often as may be or at all times )  |
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kadā | ind. with a following can/a-, never at any time etc.  |
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kadā | ind. (irregular also) at some time, one day, once etc.  |
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kadā | ind. na kad/ā-, never  |
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kadā | ind. na kadā cana-, never at any time  |
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kadā | ind. kadā cit-, at some time or other, sometimes, once  |
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kadā | ind. na kadā cit-, never  |
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kadā | ind. kadāpi-, sometimes, now and then  |
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kadā | ind. na kadāpi-, never; ([ confer, compare Zend kadha; Greek and ; Latin quando; Lithuanian kada4; Slavonic or Slavonian ku8da.])  |
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kadācāra | m. bad conduct  |
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kadācāra | mfn. of bad conduct, wicked, abandoned  |
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kaḍacchaka | m. a kind of spoon, ladle.  |
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kadadhvaga | m. a heretic,  |
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kadadhvan | m. a bad road  |
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kadagni | m. a little fire  |
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kadāhāra | m. bad food  |
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kadāhāra | mfn. taking bad food  |
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kaḍaka | n. sea-salt (obtained by evaporation)  |
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kadaka | m. an awning (see kandaka-.)  |
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kadākāra | mfn. ill-formed, ugly  |
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kadākhya | mfn. having a bad name  |
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kadākhya | n. Costus Speciosus (commonly called kuṣṭha-) .  |
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kadakṣara | n. a bad letter, bad writing  |
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kadala | mf(ī-[ ā- ]). the plantain or banana tree, Musa Sapientum (its soft, perishable stem is a symbol of frailty)  |
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kadalā | f. Name of several plants (Pistia Stratiotes, Bombax Heptaphyllum, Calosanthes Indica)  |
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kadala | n. the banana  |
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kadalaka | m. Musa Sapientum  |
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kadalī | f. the plantain tree  |
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kadalī | f. a kind of deer (the hide of which is used as a seat)  |
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kadalī | f. a flag, banner, flag carried by an elephant  |
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kadalī | f. (See above) .  |
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kadalīgarbha | m. the pith of the plantain tree etc.  |
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kadalīgarbhā | f. Name of a daughter of maṅkaṇaka-  |
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kadalikā | f. idem or 'm. Musa Sapientum '  |
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kadalikā | f. a flag carried by an elephant  |
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kadalīkanda | m. the root of the plantain  |
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kadalīkṣatā | f. a sort of cucumber  |
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kadalīkṣatā | f. a fine woman  |
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kadalin | m. a kind of antelope  |
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kadalīskandha | m. a particular form of illusion ( )  |
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kadalīsukham | ind. as easily as a plantain tree (equals kadalīvat sukham- )  |
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kadāmatta | m. Name of a man gaRa upakādi-  |
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kaḍamba | m. ( ) an end or point commentator or commentary on  |
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kaḍamba | m. the stalk of a pot-herb  |
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kaḍamba | m. Convolvulus Repens  |
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kadamba | m. ( ) Nauclea Cadamba (a tree with orange-coloured fragrant blossoms) etc.  |
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kadamba | m. white mustard  |
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kadamba | m. Andropogon Serratus  |
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kadamba | m. turmeric  |
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kadamba | m. a particular mineral substance  |
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kadamba | m. a particular position of the hand  |
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kadamba | m. (in astronomy) the pole of the ecliptic commentator or commentary on  |
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kadamba | m. an arrow (see kādamba-)  |
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kadamba | m. Name of a dynasty  |
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kadamba | n. a multitude, assemblage, collection, troop, herd  |
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kadamba | See under 1. kad-.  |
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kadambabhramamaṇḍala | n. (in astronomy) the polar circle of the ecliptic.  |
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kadambada | m. Sinapis Dichotoma  |
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kadambagola | m. a kadamba- blossom,  |
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kadambaka | m. Nauclea Cadamba  |
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kadambaka | m. Sinapis Dichotoma  |
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kadambaka | m. Curcuma Aromatica  |
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kadambaka | n. multitude, troop, herd  |
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kadambakīkṛ | to transform into flowers of the kadambaka-  |
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kadambakorakanyāya | m. the rule of the kadamba- buds (id est simultaneous appearance or action),  |
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kadambānila | m. a fragrant breeze  |
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kadambānila | m. "accompanied by fragrant breezes", the rainy season  |
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kadambapuṣpā | f. Name of a plant (the flowers of which resemble those of the kadamba-, commonly called Munderi)  |
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kadambapuṣpī | f. Name of a plant  |
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kadambavallarī | f. Name of a medicinal plant  |
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kadambavāyu | m. a fragrant breeze.  |
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kadambavṛtta | n. equals -bhrama-maṇḍala- above.  |
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kadambayuddha | n. a kind of amorous play or sport,  |
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kaḍambī | f. idem or 'm. Convolvulus Repens '  |
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kadambī | f. Name of a plant  |
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kadambikā | f. a particular muscle in the nape of the neck (see kalambikā-)  |
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kaḍaṃgara | varia lectio for kaḍaṃ-kara- above.  |
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kaḍaṃgarīya | mfn. equals kaḍaṃ-karīya-  |
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kaḍaṃkara | m. straw, the stalks of various sorts of pulse etc.  |
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kaḍaṃkarīya | mfn. to be fed with straw  |
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kadana | n. destruction, killing, slaughter  |
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kadanapriya | mfn. loving slaughter  |
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kadanapura | n. Name of a town  |
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kaḍandikā | f. science (see kalandikā-, kalindikā-.)  |
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kaḍaṅga | m. a spirituous liquor, a kind of rum  |
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kaḍaṅgaka | equals niṣpāva-  |
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kaḍaṅgara | a particular weapon,  |
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kadanna | n. bad food or little food  |
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kadanna | mfn. eating bad food  |
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kadannatā | f. the state of bad food  |
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kadapatya | n. bad posterity, bad children  |
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kaḍāra | mfn. (fr. gad- ), tawny  |
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kaḍāra | m. tawny (the colour)  |
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kaḍāra | m. a servant, slave  |
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kadara | m. a saw  |
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kadara | m. an iron goad (for guiding an elephant)  |
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kadara | m. a species of Mimosa (equals śveta-khadira-; confer, compare Greek ) commentator or commentary on  |
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kadara | mn. a corn, callosity of the feet (caused by external friction)  |
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kadara | n. coagulated milk (see kaṅkara-, kaṭura-,etc.)  |
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kaḍārādi | m. Name of a gaṇa-  |
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kadartha | m. a useless thing  |
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kadartha | mfn. having what purpose or aim?  |
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kadartha | mfn. useless, unmeaning  |
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kadarthana | f(ā-)n. (fr. kadarthaya-below) , the act of tormenting, torture, trouble  |
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kadarthanīya | mfn. (fr. the next) , to be tormented or troubled  |
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kadarthaya | Nom. (fr. kad-artha-) P. kadarthayati-, to consider as a useless thing, estimate lightly, despise ; to torment, torture, trouble  |
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kadarthīkṛ | to disdain, disregard, despise, overlook ; to torment, torture.  |
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kadarthīkṛti | f. contempt, disdain  |
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kadarthīkṛti | f. tormenting, torture  |
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kadarthita | mfn. rendered useless  |
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kadarthita | mfn. despised, disdained, rejected.  |
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kadarya | mfn. avaricious, miserly, stingy, niggardly etc.  |
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kadarya | mfn. little, insignificant, mean  |
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kadarya | mfn. bad, disagreeable  |
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kadarya | m. a miser  |
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kadaryabhāva | m. idem or 'n. the state or condition of the above '  |
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kadaryatā | f. the state or condition of the above  |
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kadaryatva | n. the state or condition of the above  |
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kadāśaya | mfn. deceitful, intriguing,  |
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kadaśva | m. a bad horse commentator or commentary on  |
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kaḍat | ind. an onomatopoetic word expressive of noise.  |
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kaḍatkāra | m. a noise  |
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kaḍatra | n. (fr. gaḍ- ) equals kalatra- commentator or commentary on  |
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kaḍatra | n. a kind of vessel |
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kaḍavaka | n. a section of a great poem written in an apabhraṃśa- dialect  |
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kaḍḍ | cl.1 P. kaḍḍati-, to be hard or rough ; to be harsh or severe  |
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kaḍera | m. Name of a people on  |
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kadhaprī | mfn. idem or 'mfn. (kadha- equals kadā-; confer, compare Zend kadha; confer, compare also adhapriya-.)'  |
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kadhapriya | mfn. ever pleased or friendly ([ ])  |
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kadhapriya | mfn. fond of praise ([ ])  |
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kadhapriya | mfn. (kadha- equals kadā-; confer, compare Zend kadha; confer, compare also adhapriya-.)  |
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kadhi | m. the ocean (see kaṃ-dhi-.)  |
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kadindriya | n. plural bad organs of sense  |
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kadindriya | mfn. having bad organs of sense  |
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kadindriyagaṇa | m. and mfn. idem or 'mfn. having bad organs of sense '  |
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kadīśitṛ | m. a bad ruler,  |
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kaḍitula | m. a sword, scymitar  |
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kaḍitula | m. a sacrificial knife  |
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kadratha | m. a bad carriage  |
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kadru | mfn. (etymology doubtful;fr. kav- commentator or commentary on ) tawny, brown, reddish-brown etc.  |
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kadru | m. tawny (the colour)  |
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kadrū | f(ūs-). a brown soma--vessel  |
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kadrū | f(ūs-). Name of a daughter of dakṣa- (wife of kaśyapa- and mother of the nāga-s) etc.  |
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kadrū | f(/ūs-). a particular divine personification (described in certain legends which relate to the bringing down of the soma- from heaven;according to the brāhmaṇa-s, "the earth personified") |
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kadrū | f(/ūs-). Name of a plant (?).  |
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kadruja | m. " kadru-'s son", a serpent  |
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kadruka | See tri-ka-.  |
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kadrūka | n. the hump on the back of the Indian bullock (see gadrūka-.)  |
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kadruṇa | mfn. (fr. kadru- gaRa pāmādi- ), tawny.  |
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kadrūṇa | mfn. (fr. kadrū- ) idem or 'mfn. (fr. kadru- gaRa pāmādi- ), tawny.'  |
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kadruputra | m. idem or 'm. "kadru-'s son", a serpent '  |
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kadrusuta | m. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. "kadru-'s son", a serpent ' '  |
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kadryañc | mf(kadr/īcī-)n. (fr. 2. añc-and 2. ka- ), turned towards what?  |
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kadūhi | m. Name of a man.  |
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kaḍulī | f. a kind of drum.  |
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kaduṣṇa | mfn. tepid, lukewarm etc.  |
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kaduṣṇa | mfn. harsh, sharp (as a word)  |
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kaduṣṇa | n. slight warmth, lukewarmness (see kavoṣṇa-, koṣṇa-.)  |
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kaduṣṭra | m. a bad camel commentator or commentary on  |
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kadvada | mfn. speaking ill or inaccurately or indistinctly etc. (with negative a- )  |
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kadvada | mfn. contemptible, vile, base  |
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kadvara | n. whey or buttermilk mixed with water (see kaṅkara-, kaṭvara-,etc.)  |
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kadvat | mfn. containing the word ka-  |
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kadvindu | (?), Name (also title or epithet) of a reed plant (in du-- koṣṭha-),  |
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kag | cl.1 P. kagati-, to act, perform (?)  |
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kagittha | varia lectio for kapittha- q.v  |
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kahaya | m. Name of a man gaRa śivādi-.  |
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kahika | m. a family N. for kahoḍa-  |
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kahlaṇa | for kalhaṇa- q.v  |
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kahlāra | n. the white esculent water-lily (Nymphaea Lotus) (see kalhāra-.)  |
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kahoḍa | m. (gaRa śivādi-), Name of a man with the patronymic kauṣītaki-, or kauṣītakeya-  |
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kahola | m. idem or 'm. (gaRa śivādi-), Name of a man with the patronymic kauṣītaki-, or kauṣītakeya- '  |
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kahola | n. Name of work by kahoḍa- or kahola-  |
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kahūya | (or kahūṣa- ) m. Name of a man gaRa śivādi-.  |
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kahva | m. a kind of crane (Ardea nivea)  |
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kai | cl.1 P. kāyati-, to sound  |
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kaicchikila | m. plural Name of a people (see kailik-.)  |
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kaidāra | mfn. being on or growing in a kedāra- field  |
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kaidāra | m. rice  |
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kaidāra | n. a multitude of kedāra- fields commentator or commentary on  |
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kaidāraka | n. a multitude of kedāra- fields  |
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kaidarbha | m. a patronymic fr. kid- gaRa bidādi- ( )  |
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kaidārika | n. idem or 'n. a multitude of kedāra- fields '  |
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kaiḍarya | m. Name of a plant (Cardiospermum Halicacabum ;Myrica sapida )  |
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kaidārya | n. idem or 'n. idem or 'n. a multitude of kedāra- fields ' '  |
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kaideva | m. Name (also title or epithet) of a writer on botany,  |
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kaijava | m. Name of a teacher (for kaitava-?)  |
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kaikasa | m. patronymic fr. kīkasa- gaRa śārṅgaravādi-  |
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kaikasī | f. Name of a daughter of the rākṣasa- sumālin-  |
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kaikaya | m. the king of the kekaya-s  |
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kaikaya | m. plural the sons of that king  |
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kaikaya | m. (equals kek-) the kekaya-s etc.  |
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kaikayī | f. the daughter of a king of the kekaya-s  |
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kaikeya | m. ( )"a descendant of kekaya-" , prince of the kekaya-s  |
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kaikeya | m. Name of a son of śivi- (from whom the kaikeya-s are derived)  |
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kaikeya | m. Name of dhṛṣṭaketu- (king of the kaikeya-s and father of the five kaikeya-s)  |
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kaikeya | m. plural the kekaya-s  |
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kaikeya | n. the language of the kekaya-s.  |
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kaikeya | See kaya-.  |
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kaikeyī | f. the daughter of a prince of the kekaya-s (one of the wives of daśa-ratha- and mother of bharata- )  |
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kaila | m. patr  |
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kaila | n. (fr. keli-), sport, pleasure  |
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kailakila | varia lectio for kailik-.  |
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kailāsa | m. Name of a mountain (fabulous residence of kubera- and paradise of śiva-;placed in the himālaya- range and regarded as one of the loftiest peaks to the north of the mānasa- lake) etc.  |
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kailāsa | m. a particular form of temple  |
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kailāsanātha | m. "sovereign of the kailāsa- mountain", Name of kubera-  |
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kailāsaniketana | m. "having his abode on the kailāsa-", Name of śiva-  |
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kailāsapaṇḍita | m. Name of a copyist.  |
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kailāsapati | m. "lord of the kailāsa-", Name of śiva-  |
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kailāsaśikharavāsin | m. "dwelling on the summit of the kailāsa-", Name of śiva-.  |
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kailāsaukas | m. "having his abode on the kailāsa-"Name of kubera-  |
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kailāta | m. patronymic fr. kil- gaRa bidādi-.  |
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kailātaka | mfn. (for lālaka-?,fr. kīlāla-)? n. with madhu-, honey  |
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kailāvata | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kailikila | m. plural Name of a people (perhaps a yavana- tribe; varia lectio kailak-)  |
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kailiñja | mf(ī-)n. made of a thin plank (kiliñja-)  |
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kaimarthakya | n. asking the reason (kim-artham-,"why?") on  |
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kaimarthya | n. idem or 'n. asking the reason (kim-artham-,"why?") on ' (thakya- edition K.)  |
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kaimāyani | m. patronymic fr. kim- on Va1rtt. 13.  |
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kaiṃdarbha | varia lectio for kaid- q.v  |
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kaiṃdāsa | m. patronymic fr. kiṃ-dāsa- gaRa bidādi-.  |
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kaiṃdāsāyana | m. patronymic fr. dāsa- gaRa haritādi-.  |
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kaiṃkalāyana | m. patronymic fr. kiṃkala- gaRa 1. naḍādi-.  |
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kaiṃkarāyaṇa | m. patronymic fr. kiṃkara- gaRa 1. naḍādi-.  |
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kaiṃkarya | n. the office of a servant, servitude  |
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kaiṃkirāta | mfn. coming from the tree kiṃ-kirāta- (or Jonesia aśoka-)  |
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kaiṃnara | mfn. coming from kiṃnara- gaRa takṣaśilādi-.  |
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kaiṃśuka | mfn. belonging to or coming from a kiṃśuka- tree (or Butea frondosa)  |
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kaimutika | mfn. relating to or based on the"how much more?"or"how much less? (kim uta-) ", only in compound  |
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kaimutikanyāya | m. the rule of"how much more?"or"how much less?"arguing a fortiori commentator or commentary on  |
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kaimutya | n. the relation of"how much more?"or"how much less?"  |
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kaimutyanyāya | m. equals tika-ny- (q.v), commentator or commentary on  |
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kaiñjalka | mfn. consisting of lotus fibres,  |
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kairāla | n. Embelia Ribes (used as a remedy for worms)  |
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kairaleya | m. a king of the kerala-s  |
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kairalī | f. (fr. keraka-), the plant Embelia Ribes (see kairāla-.)  |
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kairālī | f. idem or 'n. Embelia Ribes (used as a remedy for worms) ' (see kairalī-.)  |
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kairaṇaka | fr. kiraṇa- gaRa arīhaṇādi-.  |
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kairāta | mfn. relating to or belonging to the kirāta-s  |
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kairāta | m. a prince of the kirāta-s  |
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kairāta | m. Name of a serpent  |
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kairāta | m. of a bird (belonging to the class called pratuda-)  |
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kairāta | m. a strong man  |
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kairāta | n. the plant Agathotes Chirayta  |
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kairāta | n. a kind of sandal wood  |
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kairāṭaka | m. a species of vegetable poison  |
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kairātaka | mfn. belonging to the kirāta-s (f(tik/ā-).) (f. takī-).  |
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kairātasaras | n. Name of a lake or pond  |
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kairava | m. a gambler, cheat  |
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kairava | m. an enemy  |
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kairava | m. for kaur-  |
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kairava | n. (gaRa puṣkarādi-) the white lotus-flower (blossoming at night)  |
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kairavabandhu | m. "friend of the lotus flower"Name of the moon |
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kairavakorakīya | Nom. P. yati-, to resemble a lotus bud  |
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kairavī | f. moonlight  |
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kairavī | f. Trigonella foenum graecum  |
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kairavin | m. the moon  |
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kairaviṇī | f. the white water-lily or lotus  |
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kairaviṇī | f. (gaRa puṣkarādi-) a place or pond abounding in water-lilies, assemblage of lotuses  |
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kairaviṇīkhaṇḍa | n. a multitude of spots filled with water-lilies gaRa kamalādi- ( )  |
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kairiśi | m. (fr. kiriśa-) patronymic of sutvan-  |
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kairmedura | varia lectio for kaumed-.  |
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kaiśava | mf(ī-)n. (fr. keś-), relating or belonging to kṛṣṇa-  |
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kaiśika | mf(ī-)n. (fr. k/eśa-), hair-like, fine as a hair  |
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kaiśika | m. (in music) Name of a rāga-  |
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kaiśika | m. love, passion, lust  |
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kaiśika | m. Name of a prince (son of vidarbha- and brother of kratha-) |
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kaiśika | m. of several men  |
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kaiśika | m. plural Name of a subdivision of the yādava-s (descended from kaiśika-)  |
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kaiśika | m. Name of a locality or of a river  |
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kaiśika | m. for kauśikī- (Name of durgā-)  |
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kaiśika | n. the whole mass of hair, head of hair  |
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kaiśikī | f. (scilicet vṛtti-) one of the four varieties of dramatic style (graceful style, suited especially to the passion of love) (varia lectio kauśikī-)  |
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kaiśina | mf(/ī-)n. ( ) taught by keśin- dārbhya- (nī dīkṣā-,also keś d-Name of a number of mantra-s )  |
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kaiśina | mf(/ī-)n. descended from keśin-  |
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kaiśinya | m. metron. fr. keśinī- gaRa kurv-ādi-.  |
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kaiṣkindha | mfn. coming from kiṣkindhā- gaRa sindhv-ādi-.  |
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kaiśora | n. (fr. kiś- ), youth, boyhood (from the age of ten to that of fifteen)  |
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kaiśora | n. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound')  |
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kaiśoraka | mf(ikā-)n. youthful  |
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kaiśoraka | n. the youths and girls  |
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kaiśorakaguggulu | n. a kind of elixir,  |
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kaiśoravayas | mfn. having the age of a youth, ix, 2, 15.  |
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kaiśori | m. patronymic gaRa kurv-ādi-.  |
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kaiśorikeya | m. metron. fr. kiśorikā- gaRa śubhrādi-.  |
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kaiśorya | m. (gaRa kurv-ādi-) patronymic fr. kaiśori- Name of kāpya-  |
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kaiśya | n. ( ) the whole mass of hair, head of hair  |
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kaiśya | See above.  |
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kaiṭa | mfn. (fr. kīṭa-), coming from an insect  |
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kaiṭabha | m. Name of an asura- (slain by viṣṇu-) etc.  |
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kaiṭabha | f(ā-or ī-) Name of durgā-  |
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kaiṭabha | n. Name of a class of writings (pāli- keṭubha-)  |
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kaiṭabhabhid | m. "slayer of kaiṭabha-" idem or 'm. "enemy of kaiṭabha-" idem or 'm. "conqueror of the asura- kaiṭabha-", Name of viṣṇu- ', .'  |
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kaiṭabhadviṣ | m. "enemy of kaiṭabha-" idem or 'm. "conqueror of the asura- kaiṭabha-", Name of viṣṇu- ' , .  |
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kaiṭabhahan | m. idem or 'm. "slayer of kaiṭabha-" idem or 'm. "enemy of kaiṭabha-" idem or 'm. "conqueror of the asura- kaiṭabha-", Name of viṣṇu- ', .' ' |
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kaiṭabhajit | m. "conqueror of the asura- kaiṭabha-", Name of viṣṇu-  |
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kaiṭabhārdana | m. equals bha-jit-  |
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kaiṭabhāri | m. equals bha-dviṣ-  |
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kaiṭabheśvaralakṣaṇa | n. (equals kaiṭabha- n.) Name of a class of writings  |
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kaiṭabheśvarī | f. equals bhī-  |
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kaitaka | mfn. (fr. ket-), coming from the tree Pandanus odoratissimus  |
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kaitaka | n. the flower of that tree  |
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kaiṭarya | m. Name of a medicinal plant (Azadirachta indica ;Melia Bukayun ;Vangueria spinosa ;Myrica sapida commentator or commentary on )  |
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kaitava | mf(ī-)n. (fr. kit-), deceitful  |
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kaitava | m. patronymic of ulūka-  |
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kaitava | n. the stake in a game  |
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kaitava | n. gambling  |
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kaitava | n. deceit, fraud, cheating, roguery etc.  |
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kaitava | n. beryl  |
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kaitavaka | n. a trick in gambling  |
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kaitavāpahnuti | f. a kind of rhetorical figure commentator or commentary on  |
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kaitavaprayoga | m. a trick, device.  |
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kaitavavāda | m. falsehood, evasion  |
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kaitavāyana | m. patronymic fr. kitava- gaRa aśvādi-.  |
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kaitavāyani | m. idem or 'm. patronymic fr. kitava- gaRa aśvādi-.' gaRa tikādi-.  |
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kaitaveya | m. patronymic of ulūka-  |
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kaitavī | f. fraud, deceit  |
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kaitavya | m. idem or 'm. patronymic of ulūka- '  |
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kaitāyana | m. patronymic fr. kita- gaRa aśvādi-.  |
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kaitiputra | m. Name of a teacher  |
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kaivala | n. equals kairāla-  |
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kaivalya | n. (fr. k/evala-), isolation  |
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kaivalya | n. absolute unity  |
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kaivalya | n. perfect isolation, abstraction, detachment from all other connections, detachment of the soul from matter or further transmigrations, beatitude etc.  |
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kaivalya | n. for vaikalya-  |
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kaivalya | mf(ā-)n. leading to eternal happiness or emancipation  |
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kaivalyadīpikā | f. Name of a commentator or commentary by hemādri-.  |
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kaivalyakalpadruma | m. Name of a commentator or commentary  |
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kaivalyānanda | m. Name of a teacher.  |
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kaivalyāśrama | m. Name of a pupil of govinda- (author of a commentator or commentary on )  |
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kaivalyatantra | n. Name of a tantra-.  |
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kaivalyendra | m. Name of the instructor of rāyaṇendra-.  |
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kaivalyopaniṣad | f. Name of an  |
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kaivarta | m. (see kev-) a fisherman (born of a prostitute by a kṣatriya- or of an āyogava- female by a niṣāda- father) etc.  |
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kaivartaka | m. a fisherman  |
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kaivartamusta | n. the grass Cyperus rotundus  |
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kaivartamustā | f. idem or 'n. the grass Cyperus rotundus '  |
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kaivartamustaka | n. idem or 'f. idem or 'n. the grass Cyperus rotundus ' ' commentator or commentary on  |
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kaivartī | f. the wife of a fisherman  |
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kaivartī | f. the grass Cyperus rotundus  |
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kaivartikā | f. Name of a plant  |
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kaivartīmustaka | n. idem or 'n. idem or 'f. idem or 'n. the grass Cyperus rotundus ' ' commentator or commentary on '  |
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kaivartimustaka | n. equals rtī-m- above  |
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kaivartīya | mfn. relating to a fisherman (as a tale)  |
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kaiyaṭa | m. Name of a son of jaiyaṭa- (author of a commentator or commentary on )  |
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kaiyyaṭa | m. idem or 'm. Name of a son of jaiyaṭa- (author of a commentator or commentary on )'  |
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kaj | cl.1 P. kajati-, to be happy ; to be confused with joy or pride or sorrow ; to grow (in this sense a sautra- root).  |
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kaja | mfn. produced in or by water, watery, aquatic  |
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kaja | n. a lotus  |
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kaja | See under 3. ka-.  |
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kajāsana | m. "sitting on a lotus", Name of brahmā-  |
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kajiṅga | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kajjala | m. a cloud (in this sense perhaps for kad-jala-)  |
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kajjala | f(ā-, ī-). a species of fish  |
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kajjala | n. lampblack (used as a collyrium and applied to the eyelashes or eyelids medicinally or as an ornament)  |
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kajjala | n. sulphuret of lead or antimony (similarly used) etc.  |
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kajjala | n. (figuratively) dregs  |
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kajjaladhvaja | m. a lamp  |
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kajjalamaya | mfn. consisting of lampblack  |
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kajjalarocaka | m. n. the wooden stand or tripod on which a lamp is placed, a candlestick  |
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kajjalī | f. Aethiops Mineralis  |
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kajjalī | f. ink  |
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kajjalikā | f. powder (especially made of mercury)  |
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kajjalita | mfn. covered with lampblack or with a collyrium prepared from it gaRa tārakādi-  |
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kajjalita | mfn. blackened, soiled  |
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kajjalītīrtha | n. Name of a tīrtha-.  |
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kajjvala | kajvala- vv.ll. for kajjula- above.  |
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kak | cl.1 A1. kakate-, cakake-, kakitā-, etc., to be unsteady ; to be proud ; to wish  |
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kakajākṛta | mf(ā-)n. mutilated, torn to pieces ([ ])  |
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kakanda | m. gold  |
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kakanda | m. Name of a king  |
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kakāra | m. the letter or sound ka-  |
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kakara | m. a kind of bird  |
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kakardu | m. destruction of enemies ([ ])  |
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kakardu | according to to some kak/ardave- is wrong reading for kapardav/e- = kapardin/e-.  |
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kakāṭa | mfn. whirling up. See reṇu-ka-.  |
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kakāṭikā | f. a particular part of the frontal bone  |
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kakāṭikā | f. the back of the neck (see kṛkāṭikā-.)  |
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kakeruka | m. a worm in the stomach  |
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kakh | cl.1 P. kakhati-, cakākha-, kakhitā-, etc., to laugh, laugh at or deride: Causal kakhayati-, to cause to laugh ([ confer, compare Latin cachinnare; Greek , ; O. H. G.huoch; German ha0her,heher; English cackle.])  |
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kakhatīra | Va1rtt. 2,  |
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kakhyā | incorrect for kakṣyā- q.v  |
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kakk | varia lectio for kakh- q.v  |
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kakkala | m. Name of a man.  |
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kakkarāja | m. Name of a king.  |
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kakkaṭa | m. a species of animal (offered at a sacrifice to the goddess anumati-)  |
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kakkh | varia lectio for kakh- q.v  |
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kakkhaṭa | mfn. hard, solid  |
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kakkhaṭapattraka | m. Corchorus Olitorius (rope is made from its fibre)  |
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kakkhaṭī | f. chalk  |
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kakkinda | m. a lizard,  |
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kakkola | m. a species of plant (bearing a berry, the inner part of which is waxy and aromatic) etc.  |
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kakkola | n. a perfume prepared from the berries of this plant  |
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kakkolaka | n. the above perfume  |
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kakkolī | f. idem or 'm. a species of plant (bearing a berry, the inner part of which is waxy and aromatic) etc.'  |
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kakkolikā | f. a species of plant  |
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kakkula | m. Name of a Buddhist bhikṣu- (varia lectio vakula-).  |
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kakṣa | m. ( kaṣ- ; see kac-), lurking-place, hiding-place  |
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kakṣa | m. a wood, large wood (?)  |
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kakṣa | m. a forest of dead trees, a dry wood, underwood (often the lair of wild beasts) etc.  |
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kakṣa | m. an inner recess, the interior of a forest  |
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kakṣa | m. grass, dry grass  |
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kakṣa | m. a spreading creeper, climbing plant  |
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kakṣa | m. side or flank  |
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kakṣa | m. sin  |
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kakṣa | m. a gate  |
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kakṣa | m. a buffalo  |
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kakṣa | m. Terminalia Bellerica  |
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kakṣa | mf. the armpit (as the most concealed part of the human body), region of the girth etc.; ([ confer, compare Latin coxa,"hip"; O. H. G.hahsa; Zend kasha; confer, compare Sk.kaccha])  |
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kakṣa | mf. a girdle, zone, belt, girth etc.  |
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kakṣa | mf. the end of the lower garment (which, after the cloth is carried round the body, is brought up behind and tucked into the waistband)  |
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kakṣa | mf. hem, border, lace  |
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kakṣa | mf. the scale of a balance  |
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kakṣā | f. painful boils in the armpit  |
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kakṣa | mf. a surrounding wall, a wall, any place surrounded by walls (as a court-yard, a secluded portion of a building, a private chamber or room in general) etc.  |
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kakṣa | mf. the orbit of a planet etc.  |
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kakṣa | mf. the periphery, circumference  |
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kakṣa | mf. balance, equality, similarity, resemblance  |
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kakṣa | mf. emulation, rivalry, object of emulation  |
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kakṣa | mf. the jeweller's weight called Retti  |
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kakṣa | mf. objection or reply in argument  |
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kakṣa | mf. a particular part of a carriage  |
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kakṣa | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kakṣadhara | m. the part of the body where the upper arm is connected with the shoulder, the shoulder-joint  |
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kakṣādhyāya | m. Name of a part of a commentary by bhū-dhara- on the sūrya-siddhānta-.  |
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kakṣāgni | m. fire in dry wood or grass  |
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kakṣaka | m. Name of a nāga-  |
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kakṣaloman | n. the hair under the armpit  |
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kakṣāntara | n. an inner or private apartment.  |
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kakṣapa | m. one of the nine treasures of kuvera- (see kacchapa-.)  |
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kakṣāpaṭa | m. a cloth passed between the legs to cover the privities  |
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kakṣapuṭa | m. the armpit  |
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kakṣapuṭa | m. Name of work on magic.  |
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kakṣāpuṭa | m. a cloth passed between the legs to cover the privities  |
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kakṣāpuṭi | m. Name of a physician (wrong for kākṣapuṭi-?).  |
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kakṣaruhā | f. a fragrant grass, Cyperus  |
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kakṣas | n. dual number (perhaps) the depressions on both sides of the wrist  |
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kakṣaśāya | m. "sleeping upon dry grass" ([ ]),a dog (see kaṅka-śāya-.)  |
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kakṣasena | m. Name of a rājarṣi-  |
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kakṣāśrita | n. "being in the arm-pit", the hair under the armpit  |
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kakṣastha | mfn. situated on the side, seated on the heap or flank.  |
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kakṣatu | m. Name of a plant  |
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kakṣāvekṣaka | m. overseer of the inner apartments  |
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kakṣāvekṣaka | m. keeper of a royal garden, door-keeper  |
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kakṣāvekṣaka | m. a poet  |
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kakṣāvekṣaka | m. a debauchee  |
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kakṣāvekṣaka | m. a player, painter |
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kakṣāvekṣaka | m. warmth of feeling, strength of sentiment  |
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kakṣāya | Nom. A1. kakṣāyate-, to wait for any one in a hidden place, lie in ambush ; to intend anything wicked on  |
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kakṣeyu | m. Name of a son of raudrāśva- and ghṛtācī-  |
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kakṣī | (in compound for kakṣa-).  |
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kakṣīkāra | m. adoption, admission, holding (as of an opinion)  |
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kakṣīkaraṇa | n. the act of admitting or assenting  |
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kakṣīkartavya | mfn. to be adopted or admitted (as an opinion)  |
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kakṣīkṛ | "to put anything under the arm", accept, assent to, hold (as an opinion), admit, recognize (see aṅgī-kṛ-, urarī-kṛ-,etc.)  |
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kakṣīkṛta | mfn. assented, held, promised, admitted.  |
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kakṣin | mfn. having or furnished with a kakṣa- gaRa sukhādi- )  |
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kakṣīvat | m. (for kakṣyā-vat- on ), Name of a renowned ṛṣi- (sometimes called pajriya-;he is the author of several hymns of the ṛg-- veda-, and is fabled as a son of uśij- and dīrgha-tamas-) etc.  |
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kakṣīvat | m. plural (antas-) the descendants of kakṣīvat-  |
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kakṣodaka | n. moisture in a thicket  |
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kakṣotthā | f. a species of Cyperus  |
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kakṣya | mfn. being or abiding in shrubs or dry grass  |
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kakṣya | mfn. (kakṣy/a-,fr. kakṣy/ā-), filling out the girth, well fed ([ ])  |
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kakṣyā | f. girth (of an animal), girdle, zone etc. (see baddha-kakṣya-)  |
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kakṣyā | f. the enclosure of an edifice (either the wall etc. so enclosing it, or the court or chamber constituting the enclosure, the inner apartment of a palace) etc.  |
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kakṣyā | f. the orbit of a planet  |
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kakṣyā | f. the scale of a balance  |
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kakṣyā | f. an upper garment  |
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kakṣyā | f. similarity, equality  |
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kakṣyā | f. effort, exertion  |
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kakṣyā | f. a shrub yielding the black and red berry (that serves as a jeweller's weight), the Retti or guñja-, Abrus Precatorius  |
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kakṣyā | f. plural the fingers  |
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kakṣya | n. the scale of a balance commentator or commentary on  |
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kakṣya | n. a part of a carriage  |
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kakṣya | n. a girdle, girth.  |
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kakṣyaprā | mfn. filling out the girth, well fed  |
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kakṣyāstotra | n. Name of a stotra-.  |
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kakṣyāvat | mfn. furnished with a girth  |
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kakṣyāvat | m. (ān-) equals kakṣīvat- on  |
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kakṣyāvekṣaka | m. equals kakṣāvekṣaka- q.v  |
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kakub | (in compound for kak/ubh-).  |
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kakubbhaṇḍa | m. a mythical being  |
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kakubh | f. (see kakud-) a peak, summit  |
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kakubh | f. space, region or quarter of the heavens etc.  |
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kakubh | f. Name of a metre of three pāda-s (consisting of eight, twelve, and eight syllables respectively;so called because the second pāda- exceeds the others by four syllables) etc.  |
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kakubh | f. unornamented hair or the hair hanging down like a tail  |
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kakubh | f. a wreath of Campaka flowers  |
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kakubh | f. splendour, beauty  |
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kakubh | f. a śāstra- or science  |
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kakubh | f. a rāgiṇī- or mode of music  |
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kakubh | f. Name of a daughter of dakṣa- and wife of dharma- (as a personified quarter of the sky)  |
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kakubha | mfn. lofty, excelling, distinguished  |
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kakubha | m. a kind of evil spirit  |
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kakubha | m. a kind of bird  |
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kakubha | m. the tree Terminalia Arjuna etc.  |
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kakubha | m. a part of the Indian lute called the belly (a wooden vessel covered with leather placed under its neck to render the sound deeper, or a crooked piece of wood at the end of the lute)  |
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kakubha | m. (in mus.) a particular rāga- or mode  |
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kakubha | m. a kind of disease  |
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kakubha | m. Name of a man gaRa tika-kitavādi-  |
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kakubha | m. of a mountain  |
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kakubhā | f. space, region  |
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kakubha | m. (in mus.) a particular rāgiṇī-  |
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kakubha | n. the flower of Terminalia Arjuna |
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kakubhādinī | f. "tasting like kakubha-" ([ ]),a kind of perfume (see nalī-.)  |
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kakubhākāra | m. a kind of bird (see kakubha-)  |
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kakubhamaya | mfn. made of the wood of Terminalia Arjuna  |
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kakubhvat | mfn. having an elevation, rising to a peak  |
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kakubhvat | ( ) n. a region of the sky,  |
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kakubjaya | m. conquest of the quarters or of the world  |
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kakuca | a kind of plant or fruit,  |
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kakud | f. a peak or summit (Latin cacumen)  |
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kakud | f. chief, head  |
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kakud | f. any projecting corner or projection (as of a plough)  |
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kakud | f. the hump on the shoulders of the Indian bullock etc.  |
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kakud | f. the hump (of a man)  |
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kakud | f. Name of a metre (equals kak/ubh-)  |
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kakud | f. an ensign or symbol of royalty (as the white parasol etc.)  |
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kakud | f. Name of a daughter of dakṣa- and wife of dharma-  |
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kakud | f. (see tri-kakud-, sthūla-kakud-,etc., where the form kakud-is said to be substituted for k/akuda-below )  |
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kakuda | mn. a peak, summit (of a mountain etc.)  |
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kakuda | mn. chief, head, pre-eminent etc.  |
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kakuda | mn. the hump on the shoulders of the Indian bullock  |
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kakuda | mn. a species of serpent  |
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kakuda | mn. an ensign or symbol of royalty (as the white parasol etc.)  |
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kakuda | m. Name of a king  |
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kakudakātyāyana | m. Name of a Brahman (who was a violent adversary of śākyamuni-).  |
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kakudākṣa | m. Name of a man gaRa revaty-ādi-  |
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kakudarūpin | mfn. shaped like a hump  |
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kakudāvarta | m. a kind of curl on the coat (of a horse).  |
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kakudāvartin | m. a horse having the above curl  |
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kakudavat | mfn. hump-backed  |
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kakuddruma | m. Name of a jackal  |
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kakudin | m. a bull,  |
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kakudman | mfn. high, lofty  |
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kakudmat | mfn. having a projection or elevation, possessing a hump etc.  |
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kakudmat | m. a mountain  |
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kakudmat | m. a bullock with a hump on his shoulders  |
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kakudmat | m. Name of a medicinal plant  |
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kakudmat | ( ) n. a region of the sky,  |
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kakudmatī | f. the hip and loins  |
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kakudmatī | f. Name of a metre  |
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kakudmatī | f. Name of the wife of pradyumna-  |
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kakudmi | (in compound for -min-)  |
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kakudmikanyā | f. "mountain-daughter", a river  |
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kakudmikanyā | f. Name of revatī- (wife of bala-rāma-)  |
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kakudmin | mfn. peaked, humped  |
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kakudmin | m. a mountain  |
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kakudmin | m. a bullock with a hump on his shoulders  |
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kakudmin | m. Name of viṣṇu-  |
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kakudmin | m. of a king of the ānarta-s  |
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kakudminī | f. Name of a river  |
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kakudvat | mfn. having a hump  |
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kakudvat | m. (ān-) a bullock with a hump on his shoulders  |
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kakudvatī | f. Name of the wife of pradyumna- (varia lectio kakudmatī-)  |
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kakuha | (equals kakubh/a-) mfn. lofty, high, eminent, great  |
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kakuha | according to to some also m. "a horse of the aśvin-s", .  |
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kakuhastinā | varia lectio for kakuh/a-  |
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kakum | (by saṃdhi- for kak/ubh-).  |
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kakummatī | f. Name of a metre, .  |
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kakummukha | n. a region of the sky,  |
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kakun | (in compound for kak/ud-above) .  |
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kakundara | n. (connected with kakud-?) the cavities of the loins  |
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kakuñjala | m. the bird cātaka- (see kapiñjala-.)  |
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kakunmat | mfn. equals kak/ud-mat- q.v  |
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kakunmat | ( ) n. a region of the sky,  |
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kakup | (in compound for kak/ubh-),  |
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kakupkāram | ind.p. accompanied by rendering into kakubh- metres  |
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kakuppradāha | m. "a glowing of the quarters of the sky", unusual redness of the horizon  |
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kakut | (in compound for kak/ud-above) .  |
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kakuṭha | m. a kind of bird (see kakkaṭa-.).  |
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kakutsala | n. (perhaps) an expression of endearment applied to a child ([ ]) , (equals kakut-sthala-, jāmayo navoḍhāḥ kakut-sthalam vastreṇa yathorṇuvanti tathaiva mana ācchādaya-, ity-arthaḥ- ) |
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kakutstha | See below.  |
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kakutstha | m. "standing on a hump", Name of a son of śaśāda- and grandson of ikṣvāku- etc. (so called because in a battle he stood on the hump of indra- who had been changed into a bull;according to the he is a son of bhagīratha-).  |
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kakuyaṣṭikā | f. a kind of bird  |
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kakvala | m. Name of a man (vv.ll. kakkvala-, kakvalla-).  |
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kal | (in compound for 2. kad-).  |
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kal | cl.1 A1. kalate-, to sound ; to count ; ([ confer, compare Latin calculo.])  |
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kal | cl.10 P. (rarely A1.) kālayati- (te-), to push on, drive forward, drive before one's self or away, carry off ; to go after (with hostile intention), persecute ; to count, tell over ; to throw ; to announce the time (?).  |
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kal | P. (rarely A1.) kalayati- (te-), to impel, incite, urge on etc. ; to bear, carry etc. ; to betake one's self to ; to do, make, accomplish ; to utter a sound, murmur etc. ; (sometimes in connection with nouns merely expressing the verbal conception exempli gratia, 'for example' mūrchāṃ- kal-,to swoon ; culukaṃ jalasya- kal-,to take a draught of water ) ; to tie on, attach, affix ; to furnish with ; to observe, perceive, take notice of ; to consider, count, take for ; (See 1. kalaya-, column 3.)  |
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kala | mf(ā-)n. (etymology doubtful) indistinct, dumb  |
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kala | mf(ā-)n. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound', bāṣpa-,or aśru-preceding) indistinct or inarticulate (on account of tears) etc. |
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kala | mf(ā-)n. low, soft (as a tone), emitting a soft tone, melodious (as a voice or throat) etc.  |
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kala | mf(ā-)n. a kind of faulty pronunciation of vowels  |
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kala | mf(ā-)n. weak, crude, undigested  |
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kala | m. (scilicet svara-) a low or soft and inarticulate tone (as humming, buzzing etc.)  |
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kala | m. Shorea robusta  |
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kala | m. (in poetry) time equal to four mātra-s or instants  |
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kala | m. plural a class of manes  |
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kala | n. semen virile  |
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kala | n. Zizyphus Jujuba  |
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kalā | f. See kalā- below.  |
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kala | m. Name (also title or epithet) of a poet,  |
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kalā | f. (etymology doubtful) a small part of anything, any single part or portion of a whole, especially a sixteenth part etc.  |
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kalā | f. a digit or one-sixteenth of the moon's diameter  |
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kalā | f. (personified as a daughter of kardama- and wife of marīci- )  |
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kalā | f. a symbolical expression for the number sixteen  |
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kalā | f. interest on a capital (considered as a certain part of it)  |
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kalā | f. a division of time (said to be 1/900 of a day or 1-6 minutes ;or 1/1800 of a day or 0-8 minutes commentator or commentary on ;or 2 minutes and 26 54/201 seconds ;or 1 minute and 35 205/301, seconds, or 8 seconds )  |
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kalā | f. the sixtieth part of one-thirtieth of a zodiacal sign, a minute of a degree  |
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kalā | f. (in prosody) a syllabic instant  |
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kalā | f. a term for the seven substrata of the elements or dhātu-s of the human body (viz. flesh, blood, fat, phlegm, urine, bile, and semen;but according to hemacandra-, rasa-,"chyle", asthi-,"bone", and majjan-,"marrow", take the place of phlegm, urine, and bile)  |
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kalā | f. an atom (there are 3015 kalā-s or atoms in every one of the six dhātu-s, not counting the rasa-,therefore in all 18090)  |
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kalā | f. (with pāśupata-s) the elements of the gross or material world  |
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kalā | f. an embryo shortly after conception (see kalana-)  |
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kalā | f. a designation of the three constituent parts of a sacrifice (viz. mantra-, dravya-,and śraddhā- on )  |
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kalā | f. the menstrual discharge  |
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kalā | f. any practical art, any mechanical or fine art (sixty-four are enumerated in the śaivatantra-[ ];the following is a list of them: gītam-, vādyam-, nṛtyam-, nāṭyam-, ālekhyam-, viśeṣaka-cchedyam-, taṇḍula-kusuma-balivikārāḥ-, puṣpāstaranam-, daśana-vasanāṅgarāgāḥ-, maṇi-bhūmikā-karma-, śayana-racanam-, udaka-vādyam-, udaka-ghātaḥ-, citrā yogāḥ-, mālya-granthana-vikalpāḥ-, keśa-śekharāpīḍayojanam-, nepathya-yogāḥ-, karṇa-pattra-bhaṅgāḥ-, gandha-yuktiḥ-, bhūṣaṇa-yojanam-, indrajālam-, kaucumāra-yogāḥ-, hasta-lāghavam-, citraśākāpūpa-bhakṣya-vikāra-kriyā-, pānaka-rasarāgāsava-yojanam-, sūcīvāpa-karma-, vīṇā-ḍama-ruka-sūtra-krīḍā-, prahelikā-, pratimā-, durvacakayogāḥ-, pustaka-vācanam-, nāṭakākhyāyikā-darśanam-, kāvya-samasyā-pūraṇam-, paṭṭikā-vetrabāṇa-vikalpāḥ-, tarkū-karmāṇi-, takṣaṇam-, vāstu-vidyā-, rūpya-ratna-parīkṣā-, dhātu-vādaḥ-, maṇi-rāga-jñānam-, ākara-jñānam-, vṛkṣāyur-veda-yogāḥ-, meṣa-kukkuṭa-lāvaka-yuddha-vidhiḥ-, śuka-sārikā-pralāpanam-, utsādanam-, keśa-mārjana-kauśalam-, akṣara-muṣṭikā-kathanam-, mlechitaka-vikalpāḥ-, deśa-bhāṣā-jñānam-, puṣpa-śakaṭikā-nimitta-jñānam-, yantra-mātṛkā-, dhāraṇa-mātṛkā-, saṃpāṭyam-, mānasī kāvya-kriyā-, kriyā-vikalpāḥ-, chalitakayogāḥ-, abhidhāna-koṣa-cchando-jñānam-, vastra-gopanāni-, dyūta-viśeṣaḥ-, ākarṣaṇa-krīḍā-, bālaka-krīḍanakāni-, vaināyikīnāṃ vidyāṇāṃ jñānam-, vaijayikīnāṃ vidyānāṃ jñānam-;See also ) etc. |
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kalā | f. skill, ingenuity  |
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kalā | f. ignorance  |
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kalā | f. a low and sweet tone  |
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kalā | f. a boat  |
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kalā | f. a N. given to dākṣāyaṇī- in the region near the river candrabhāgā-  |
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kalā | f. Name of a grammatical commentary.  |
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kalābāhya | n. a kind of fault in singing  |
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kalabha | m. (3. kal- ), a young elephant (one thirty years old) etc.  |
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kalabha | m. a young camel  |
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kalabha | m. Datura Fastuosa (equals dhustūra-)  |
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kalabhairava | m. or n. (?) , Name of a deep ravine in the mountain between the rivers tāpī- and narmadā-.  |
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kalabhaka | m. the young of an elephant  |
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kalābhara | m. "possessing the arts", an artist, mechanic  |
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kalabhāṣaṇa | n. the act of speaking in a low voice.  |
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kalabhāṣin | mfn. speaking with a pleasing voice  |
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kalabhava | m. the thorn-apple tree  |
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kalabhavallabha | m. Name of a tree  |
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kalabhī | f. a sort of vegetable  |
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kalābhṛt | m. idem or 'm. "possessing the arts", an artist, mechanic '  |
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kalābhṛt | m. "digit-bearer", the moon  |
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kalaca | (?for kalaka-), m. an arithmetician, calculator (= gaṇaka-),  |
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kalācī | f. the fore-arm  |
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kalācika | m. (?) a ladle, spoon  |
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kalācikā | f. the fore-arm  |
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kalacuri | m. Name of a royal family  |
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kalacūri | m. idem or '(= cedi-- saṃvat-), a year of the kalacuri- (or cedi-) era (beginning on September 5, D. 348).'  |
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kalacurisaṃvatsara | (= cedi-- saṃvat-), a year of the kalacuri- (or cedi-) era (beginning on September 5, D. 348).  |
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kalāda | (kalāda-?) m. a goldsmith  |
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kalādhara | mfn. bearing or skilled in an art  |
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kalādhara | m. "having digits", the moon  |
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kalādhara | m. "bearing a digit of the moon", Name of śiva-.  |
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kaladhauta | n. gold and silver etc.  |
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kaladhauta | mn. a low or pleasing tone  |
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kaladhauta | mfn. golden  |
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kaladhautalipi | f. (?) a streak of gold, illumination of a manuscript with gold  |
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kaladhautamaya | mfn. golden  |
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kalādhika | m. (fr. kala-and adhika-?) , a cock (see kalāvika-.)  |
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kaladhūta | n. silver  |
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kaladhvani | m. a low and pleasing tone  |
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kaladhvani | m. (in mus.) a particular time  |
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kaladhvani | m. "having a pleasing voice", the Indian cuckoo  |
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kaladhvani | m. a pigeon  |
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kaladhvani | m. a peacock  |
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kalādīkṣā | f. Name of work  |
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kalaghoṣa | m. the Indian cuckoo  |
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kalaha | m. (n. ) strife, contention, quarrel, fight etc.  |
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kalaha | m. the sheath of a sword  |
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kalaha | m. a road, way  |
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kalaha | m. deceit, falsehood  |
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kalaha | m. violence without murderous weapons, abuse, beating, kicking  |
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kalahā | f. Name of a woman.  |
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kalaha | Nom. P. kalahati-, to quarrel  |
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kalāhaka | m. a kind of musical instrument (see kāhala-.)  |
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kalahakandala | m. Name of an actor.  |
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kalahakāra | mf(ī-)n. quarrelsome, turbulent, contentious, pugnacious  |
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kalahakāra | mf(ī-)n. Name of the wife of vikrama-caṇḍa-  |
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kalahakārikā | f. a species of bird  |
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kalahakārin | mfn. quarrelsome, contentious.  |
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kalahākulā | f. Gracula religiosa  |
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kalahaṃsa | m. Name of several species of the haṃsa- bird or goose etc.  |
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kalahaṃsa | m. an excellent king  |
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kalahaṃsa | m. brahma- or the Supreme Spirit  |
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kalahaṃsa | m. a particular metre (consisting of four lines of thirteen syllables each)  |
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kalahaṃsagāminī | f. a woman with a gait like a swan's,  |
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kalahaṃsaka | m. a kind of duck or goose  |
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kalahaṃsī | f. the female of the kala-haṃsa- above  |
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kalahanāśana | m. Guilandina Bonduc  |
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kalahāṅkura | m. Name of a man.  |
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kalahāntaritā | f. a heroine separated from her lover in consequence of a quarrel  |
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kalahāpahṛta | mfn. taken away by force  |
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kalahapriya | mf(ā-)n. fond of contention, quarrelsome, turbulent  |
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kalahapriya | mf(ā-)n. Name of nārada-  |
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kalahapriya | mf(ā-)n. of a king  |
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kalahapriyā | f. Gracula religiosa  |
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kalahavat | mfn. having a quarrel, quarrelling with  |
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kalahāya | Nom. A1. yate-, to quarrel, contend  |
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kalahin | mfn. contentious, quarrelsome  |
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kalahu | m. (f. ?) a particular high number (see karahu-.)  |
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kalaja | m. a cock  |
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kalājājī | f. Name of a tree  |
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kalājña | mf(ā-)n. skilled in arts  |
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kalājña | m. an artist.  |
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kalaka | m. a sort of fish  |
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kalaka | m. a kind of prose  |
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kalaka | n. the root of Andropogon Muricatus  |
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kalakala | m. any confused noise (as a tinkling or rattling sound, the murmuring of a crowd etc.) etc.  |
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kalakala | m. the resinous exudation of Shorea robusta  |
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kalakala | m. a Name of śiva-  |
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kalakalarava | m. a confused noise  |
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kalakalārava | m. a confused noise  |
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kalakalavat | mfn. tinkling, rattling  |
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kalakaleśvaratīrtha | n. Name of a tīrtha-,  |
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kalākanda | n. (?) a particular metre.  |
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kalakaṇṭha | m. a pleasing tone or voice  |
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kalakaṇṭha | m. "having a pleasant voice", the Indian cuckoo  |
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kalakaṇṭha | m. a dove, pigeon  |
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kalakaṇṭha | m. a species of goose  |
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kalakaṇṭhī | f. the female of that goose  |
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kalakaṇṭhī | f. Name of an apsaras-  |
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kalakaṇṭhikā | f. the female of the Indian cuckoo,  |
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kalakaṇṭhin | m. the Indian cuckoo  |
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kalākeli | m. amorous play  |
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kalākeli | m. "frolicsome", Name of kāma-  |
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kalākeli | mfn. one who exercises an art for pleasure,  |
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kalakīṭa | m. Name of a village gaRa palady-ādi-.  |
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kalakūjikā | f. a wanton, lascivious wife  |
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kalākula | n. a kind of poison (see halāhala-.)  |
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kalakūṇikā | f. equals -kūjikā- above  |
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kalākuśala | mfn. skilled in the arts (enumerated above).  |
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kalakūṭa | m. plural Name of a warrior-tribe  |
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kalala | n. (as- m. ) the embryo a short time after conception (see kalana-.)  |
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kalala | a leatherbag,  |
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kalala | a bone, ibidem or 'in the same place or book or text' as the preceding  |
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kalalaja | m. the resinous exudation of the Shorea robusta (see kala-kala-.)  |
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kalalajodbhava | m. Shorea robusta  |
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kalālāpa | m. a sweet sound, pleasing voice  |
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kalālāpa | m. "having a low voice", a bee  |
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kalama | m. (1. kal- ), a sort of rice (sown in May and June and ripening in December or January) etc.  |
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kalama | m. a reed for writing with; ([ confer, compare Latin calamus; Greek ;and Arabic $])  |
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kalama | m. a thief  |
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kalamagopavadhū | f. a woman employed to guard a rice-field  |
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kalamagopī | f. idem or 'f. a woman employed to guard a rice-field '  |
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kalāmaka | m. a kind of rice (ripening in the cold season) (see kalama-.)  |
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kalamakedāra | m. a ricefield,  |
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kalamasthāna | n. an ink-stand  |
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kalamaudana | n. boiled rice, ibidem or 'in the same place or book or text' as the preceding  |
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kalamba | m. the stalk of a pot-herb  |
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kalamba | m. Convolvulus repens  |
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kalamba | m. Nauclea Cadamba  |
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kalamba | m. an arrow  |
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kalamba | n. a panicle of flowers (?)  |
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kalamba | n. Calumba-root (see kaḍamba-, kadamba-.)  |
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kalambaka | m. a species of Kadamba  |
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kalambhi | m. a ṛṣi-,  |
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kalambī | f. Convolvulus repens  |
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kalāmbi | f. lending, usury  |
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kalambikā | f. Convolvulus repens  |
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kalambikā | f. dual number (ike-) the nape of the neck  |
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kalāmbikā | f. idem or 'f. lending, usury '  |
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kalambū | f. idem or 'f. Convolvulus repens '  |
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kalambukā | f. Convolvulus repens  |
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kalambuṭa | n. fresh butter  |
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kalaṃkaṣa | m. a lion  |
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kalaṃkaṣa | m. a cymbal  |
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kalaṃkura | m. an eddy, whirlpool  |
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kalaṃkura | See kala-.  |
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kalamottama | m. fragrant rice  |
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kalāṃśa | (kalāṃśa-) m. the part of a part  |
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kalāṃśarūpiṇī | f. Name (also title or epithet) of particular female personification,  |
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kalamūka | mfn. deaf and dumb (see kalla-mūka-)  |
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kalana | mf(ā-)n. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') effecting, causing  |
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kalana | m. Calamus Rotang  |
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kalanā | f. the act of impelling, inciting  |
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kalana | m. doing, making, effecting commentator or commentary on  |
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kalana | m. behaving, behaviour  |
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kalana | m. touching, contact  |
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kalana | m. tying on, putting on  |
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kalana | m. (according to also letting loose, shedding, āmocanam avamocanaṃ vā-)  |
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kalana | m. the state of being provided with or having  |
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kalana | m. calculation  |
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kalana | n. the act of shaking, moving to and fro  |
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kalana | n. murmuring, sounding  |
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kalana | n. an embryo at the first stage after conception (see kalaka-)  |
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kalana | n. a spot, stain, fault, defect (see kalaṅka-.)  |
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kalanāda | m. a kind of goose (see -haṃsa-below.)  |
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kalānaka | m. Name of one of the attendants of śiva-  |
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kalanātha | m. Name of an author.  |
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kalānātha | m. "lord of the digits", the moon  |
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kalānātha | m. Name of an author of mantra-s.  |
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kalandaka | m. a squirrel (or a kind of bird ?)  |
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kalandaka | m. a particular vessel used by śramaṇa-s  |
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kalandana | m. Name of a man.  |
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kalandara | m. a man of a mixed caste  |
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kalandhu | m. a kind of vegetable (equals gholi-)  |
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kalāṇḍī | f. Name of a plant  |
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kalandikā | f. equals kalindikā- q.v  |
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kalāṅgala | (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).) a kind of weapon ([ ])  |
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kalāṅgala | mfn. ([according to saśataghnīkalāṅgalā-is thus to be resolved: śataghnyā sahitaṃ saśataghnīkaṃ tādṛśaṃ lāṅgalaṃ yatra-;in that case kalāṅgala-is no word.])  |
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kalānidhi | m. "a treasure of digits", the moon  |
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kalañja | m. Calamus Rotang  |
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kalañja | m. tobacco  |
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kalañja | m. a particular weight (= 10 rūpaka-s)  |
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kalañja | m. an animal (struck with a poisonous weapon) |
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kalañja | n. the flesh of such an animal  |
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kalaṅka | m. (etymology doubtful) a stain, spot, mark, soil  |
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kalaṅka | m. defamation, blame  |
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kalaṅkahṛt | m. Name of śiva-.  |
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kalaṅkakalā | f. a digit of the moon in shadow  |
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kalaṅkakara | mfn. causing stains, soiling  |
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kalaṅkakara | mfn. censorious, calumniating, defaming.  |
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kalaṅkalekhā | f. a line of spots, spotted streak  |
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kalaṅkamaya | mfn. full of stains, spotted  |
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kalaṅkamaya | mfn. calumniated, defamed.  |
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kalaṅkāṅka | m. the spots or marks of the moon  |
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kalaṅkaya | Nom. P. k/alaṅkayati-, to spot, soil ; to defame, disgrace  |
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kalaṅkeśa | m. the moon,  |
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kalaṅkin | mfn. idem or 'mfn. spotted, soiled, stained, disgraced, defamed '  |
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kalaṅkita | mfn. spotted, soiled, stained, disgraced, defamed  |
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kalāṅkura | m. (kalāṅk-) Name of mūladeva- or kaṃsa- (the author of a book on the art of stealing )  |
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kalāṅkura | m. the bird Ardea Sibirica  |
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kalantaka | = the next.  |
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kalāntara | (kalāntara-) n. interest  |
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kalānunādin | m. "giving out a low note", a sparrow  |
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kalānunādin | m. the cātaka- bird  |
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kalānunādin | m. a kind of bee  |
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kalānyāsa | m. tattooing a person's body with particular mystical marks  |
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kalāpa | m. (kalāpa-,fr. āp-) "that which holds single parts together", a bundle, band (see jaṭā-k-, muktā-k-, raśanā-k-) etc.  |
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kalāpa | m. a bundle of arrows, a quiver with arrows, quiver etc.  |
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kalāpa | m. (once n. )  |
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kalāpa | m. a peacock's tail etc.  |
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kalāpa | m. an ornament in general  |
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kalāpa | m. a zone, a string of bells (worn by women round the waist)  |
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kalāpa | m. the rope round an elephant's neck  |
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kalāpa | m. totality, whole body or collection of a number of separate things (especially in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound'; see kriyā-k-,etc.)  |
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kalāpa | m. the moon  |
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kalāpa | m. a clever and intelligent man  |
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kalāpa | m. Name of a grammar also called kātantra- (supposed to be revealed by kārttikeya- to śarvavarman-)  |
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kalāpa | m. Name of a village (see kalāpa-grāma-)  |
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kalāpa | m. a poem written in one metre  |
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kalāpacchanda | m. an ornament of pearls consisting of twenty-four strings  |
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kalāpadvīpa | m. varia lectio for kalāpa-grāma- above  |
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kalāpagrāma | m. Name of a village  |
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kalāpaka | m. (kalāpaka-) a band, bundle  |
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kalāpaka | m. a kind of ornament  |
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kalāpaka | m. a string of pearls  |
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kalāpaka | m. the rope round an elephant's neck  |
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kalāpaka | m. a sectarian mark on the forehead  |
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kalāpaka | n. a series of four stanzas in grammatical connection (id est in which the government of noun and verb is carried throughout, contrary to the practice of closing the sense with each stanza exempli gratia, 'for example' )  |
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kalāpaka | n. equals candraka-  |
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kalāpaka | n. a debt to be paid when the peacocks spread their tails (kalāpini-[see kalāpin-below] kāle deyam ṛṇam- )  |
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kalāpakhañja | m. a particular disease (said to be St. Vitus's dance; varia lectio kalāyakhañja-)  |
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kalāpaśas | ind. in bundles, bundle by bundle  |
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kalāpaśiras | m. Name of a man (varia lectio kapāla-śiras-)  |
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kalāpatattvārṇava | m. Name of a commentary on the grammar called kalāpa-  |
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kalāpavarman | m. Name of a man  |
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kalāpī | f. a bundle of grass  |
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kalāpi | m. or f. a bunch, tuft,  |
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kalāpin | mfn. (kalāpin-) furnished with a bundle of arrows, bearing a quiver with arrows  |
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kalāpin | mfn. spreading its tail (as a peacock)  |
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kalāpin | mfn. (with kāla-,the time) when peacocks spread their tails  |
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kalāpin | m. (ī-) a peacock etc.  |
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kalāpin | m. the Indian cuckoo  |
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kalāpin | m. Ficus infectoria  |
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kalāpin | m. Name of an ancient teacher  |
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kalāpinī | f. (inī-) a peahen  |
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kalāpinī | f. night  |
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kalāpinī | f. the moon  |
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kalāpinī | f. a species of Cyperus  |
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kalapralāpa | mfn. speaking pleasantly,  |
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kalāpūra | f(ā-)n. a kind of musical instrument  |
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kalāpūrṇa | mfn. filled up or counterbalanced by the sixteenth part of (genitive case), (na kalā-pūrṇo mama-,he is not equal to the sixteenth part of myself id est he is far under me)  |
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kalāpūrṇa | m. "full of digits", the moon  |
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kalarava | m. a low sweet tone  |
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kalarava | m. "having a sweet voice", the Indian cuckoo  |
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kalarava | m. a pigeon  |
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kalārṇava | (kalārṇava-) m. Name of a dancing-master commentator or commentary on  |
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kalārūpa | n. a particular ceremony  |
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kalārūpā | f. Name of one of the five mūla-prakṛti-s.  |
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kalārūpiṇī | f. Name (also title or epithet) of particular female personification,  |
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kalaśa | m. (n. ) a water-pot, pitcher, jar, dish etc. etc. (the breasts of a woman are frequently compared to jars see stana-k-and kumbha-)  |
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kalaśa | m. a butter-tub, churn  |
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kalaśa | m. a particular measure (equals droṇa-)  |
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kalaśa | m. a round pinnacle on the top of a temple (especially the pinnacle crowning a Buddhist caitya- or stūpa-)  |
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kalaśa | m. Name of a man  |
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kalaśa | m. of a poet  |
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kalaśa | m. of a nāga-  |
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kalasa | varia lectio for kalaśa- above.  |
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kalaśabhū | m. "jar-born", Name of agastya-  |
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kalaśadir | mfn. one whose pitcher is broken  |
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kalaśajanman | m. Name of agastya-  |
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kalaśapotaka | m. Name of a nāga-  |
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kalaśapura | n. Name of a town |
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kalāsāra | n. Name of a tantra-.  |
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kalāśas | ind. in single parts, part by participle  |
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kalāśāstra | n. Name of work by viśākhila-.  |
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kalaśayoni | m. idem or 'm. "jar-born", Name of agastya- '  |
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kalaśayoni | m. Name of droṇa-  |
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kalaśī | f. a pitcher etc.  |
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kalaśī | f. a churn  |
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kalaśī | f. Hemionitis cordifolia  |
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kalaśī | f. Name of a tīrtha- [ confer, compare Greek ; Latin calix.]  |
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kalaśi | f. a water-pot, pitcher, jar  |
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kalaśi | f. a churn  |
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kalaśi | f. Hemionitis cordifolia  |
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kalaśī | f. of kalaśa-.  |
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kalasi | varia lectio for kalaśi- above.  |
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kalaśīkaṇṭha | m. Name of a man, and plural m. his descendants gaRa upakādi-.  |
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kalaśīmukha | m. a sort of musical instrument  |
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kalaśīpadī | f. a woman with feet like a water-jar, gaRa kumbhapady-ādi-.  |
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kalaśīsuta | m. Name of agastya-  |
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kalāślāghya | m. Name of śiva-  |
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kalaśodara | m. Name of an attendant in skanda-'s retinue  |
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kalaśodara | m. of a daitya-  |
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kalaśodarī | f. Name of a great river  |
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kalaśodbhava | m. Name of agastya-  |
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kalāśuri | m. Name of a royal family (see kalacuri-.)  |
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kalasvana | mfn. having a charming voice (as a bird)  |
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kalasvara | n. a low musical sound  |
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kalatā | f.  |
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kalaṭa | n. the thatch of a house (see kuṭala-.)  |
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kalata | mfn. bald-headed (see khalati-.)  |
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kalāṭīna | m. the white water-wagtail  |
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kalātman | (kalāt-) f. a particular ceremony of ordination.  |
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kalatra | n. a wife, consort etc.  |
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kalatra | n. the female of an animal  |
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kalatra | n. the hip and loins  |
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kalatra | n. pudendum muliebre  |
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kalatra | n. a royal citadel, a stronghold or fastness  |
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kalatra | n. (in astronomy) the seventh lunar mansion  |
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kalatratā | f. the state of being a wife or consort,  |
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kalatravat | mfn. having a wife, united with one's wife  |
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kalatrīkṛ | to make any one one's wife  |
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kalatrin | mfn. having a wife  |
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kalatūlikā | f. a wanton or lascivious woman (see -kūṇikā-above.)  |
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kalatva | n. melody, music  |
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kalavacas | mfn. speaking sweetly, singing  |
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kalāvāda | n. Name of a tantra-.  |
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kalāvat | m. "having digits", the moon  |
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kalāvatī | f. a mystical ceremony (the initiation of the Tantrika student in which the goddess durgā- is supposed to be transferred from the water-jar to the body of the novice)  |
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kalāvatī | f. (in mus.) a particular mūrchanā-  |
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kalāvatī | f. the lute of the gandharva- tumburu-  |
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kalāvatī | f. Name of an apsaras-  |
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kalāvatī | f. of a daughter of the apsaras- alambuṣā-  |
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kalāvatī | f. of several other women.  |
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kalāvid | mfn. knowing or conversant with arts  |
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kalāvid | m. (t-) an artisan  |
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kalāvid | m. a vidyā-dhara-  |
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kalāvidhi | m. the practice of the sixty-four arts  |
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kalāvidhitantra | n. Name of a tantra-.  |
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kalāvidvas | m. idem or 'm. a vidyā-dhara- '  |
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kalāvika | m. equals kalādhika- q.v  |
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kalavikala | m. Name of an asura-  |
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kalāvikala | m. a sparrow (see kalav/iṅka-.)  |
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kalāvikala | See kalā-.  |
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kalavikalavadha | m. Name of a chapter of the gaṇeśa-purāṇa-.  |
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kalavikarṇī | f. Name of a form of durgā-  |
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kalāvilāsa | m. Name of work on rhetoric.  |
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kalaviṅka | m. a sparrow etc. etc.  |
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kalaviṅka | m. the Indian cuckoo  |
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kalaviṅka | m. a spot, stain (see kalaṅka-)  |
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kalaviṅka | m. a white cāmara-  |
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kalaviṅka | m. Name of a plant (equals kaliṅgaka-)  |
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kalaviṅka | m. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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kalaviṅkasvara | m. a kind of samādhi- (q.v)  |
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kalaviṅkasvara | mfn. having a voice (soft) as a sparrow's,  |
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kalāvirodha | m. incompatibility with (the rules of) art,  |
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kalavyāghra | m. a mongrel breed between a tigress and panther  |
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kalaya | Nom. P. (fr. kali-) kalayati-, to take hold of the die called kali- on  |
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kalaya | varia lectio for kala-ja- q.v  |
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kalāya | m. a sort of pea or pulse etc.  |
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kalāya | m. a kind of plant with dark-coloured flowers  |
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kalāyā | f. a species of dūrvā--grass  |
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kalayaja | equals kalalaja- below  |
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kalāyakhañja | m. equals kalāpa-khañja- q.v ,  |
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kalāyana | (kalāyana-) m. a tumbler, dancer (especially one who dances or walks on the edge of a sword etc.) |
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kalāyasūpa | m. pea-soup  |
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kalevara | mn. the body etc.; ([ confer, compare Latin cada1ver])  |
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kalevara | m. Olibanum  |
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kalevarapuṣ | m. a man, human being, ibidem or 'in the same place or book or text' as the preceding  |
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kalhaṇa | m. (also spelt kahlaṇa-), Name of the author of the rāja-taraṃgiṇī-.  |
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kalhāra | varia lectio for kahlāra- q.v  |
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kalhoḍīgaṅgeśvaratīrtha | n. Name of a tīrtha-.  |
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kali | m. (1. kal- commentator or commentary on ), Name of the die or side of a die marked with one dot, the losing die etc. (personified as an evil genius in the episode of nala-)  |
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kali | m. symbolical expression for the number 1  |
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kali | m. Terminalia Bellerica (the nuts of which in older times were used as dice)  |
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kali | m. Name of the last and worst of the four yuga-s or ages, the present age, age of vice etc. (the kali- age contains, inclusive of the two dawns, 1200 years of the gods or 432,000 years of men, and begins the eighteenth of February, 3102 B.C.;at the end of this yuga- the world is to be destroyed;See yuga-)  |
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kali | m. strife, discord, quarrel, contention (personified as the son of krodha-,"Anger", and hiṃsā-,"Injury", and as generating with his sister durukti-,"Calumny."two children, viz. bhaya-,"Fear", and mṛtyu-,"Death" ) etc. |
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kali | m. the worst of a class or number of objects  |
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kali | m. a hero (or an arrow, śūra-,or śara-)  |
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kali | m. Name of śiva-  |
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kali | m. Name of an upaniṣad- (equals kalisaṃtaraṇa-)  |
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kali | m. (/is-) Name of a class of mythic beings (related to the gandharva-s, and supposed by some to be fond of gambling;in epic poetry kali- is held to be the fifteenth of the deva-gandharva-s or children of the muni-s)  |
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kali | m. Name of a man  |
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kali | f(is-, ī-). an unblown flower, bud  |
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kalicchandas | n. a kind of metre.  |
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kalidharmanirṇaya | m. Name of work  |
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kalidharmasārasaṃgraha | m. Name of a work.  |
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kalidru | m. "tree of strife", Terminalia Bellerica (supposed to be the haunt of imps)  |
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kalidruma | m. idem or 'm. "tree of strife", Terminalia Bellerica (supposed to be the haunt of imps) ' commentator or commentary on  |
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kalihārī | f. Methonica Superba  |
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kalikā | f. the sixteenth part of the moon  |
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kalikā | f. a division of time (equals kalā- q.v)  |
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kalikā | f. an unblown flower, bud etc.  |
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kalikā | f. the bottom or peg of the Indian lute (made of cane)  |
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kalikā | f. Name of several metres  |
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kalikā | f. a kind of artificial verse (see kānta-k-)  |
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kalikā | f. Name of work on medicine.  |
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kalika | m. a curlew  |
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kalikā | See .  |
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kalikāla | m. the kali- age  |
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kalikāpūrva | n. an unforeseen event (as birth etc.) partly resulting from an act and leading to totally unforeseen consequences (as heaven etc.; pūrvabhedaḥ&iencoding=&lang='>paramāpūrvajanako 'ṅgajanyāpūrvabhedaḥ- )  |
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kalikāra | m. (in all its meanings ) the fork-tailed shrike  |
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kalikāra | m. Loxia philippensis  |
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kalikāra | m. a kind of chicken  |
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kalikāra | m. Pongamia glabra  |
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kalikāra | m. Guilandina Bonduc  |
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kalikāra | m. Name of nārada-  |
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kalikāraka | m. Name of nārada-  |
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kalikāraka | m. Caesalpina Bonducella  |
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kalikārī | f. Methonica superba  |
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kalikārikā | f. Name of a plant.  |
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kalikātā | f. the town Calcutta.  |
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kalikṛt | mfn. contentious, quarrelling.  |
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kalikuñcikā | f. a younger sister of a husband  |
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kalila | mfn. (1. kal- ), mixed with  |
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kalila | mfn. full of, covered with etc. |
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kalila | mfn. impenetrable, impervious  |
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kalila | n. a large heap, thicket, confusion  |
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kalimālaka | m. idem or 'm. Caesalpina Bonducella '  |
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kalimālya | m. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. Caesalpina Bonducella ' '  |
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kalimāraka | m. Caesalpina Bonducella  |
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kalinātha | m. Name of a writer on music.  |
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kalinda | m. Terminalia Bellerica  |
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kalinda | m. the sun  |
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kalinda | m. Name of a mountain on which the river yamunā- rises  |
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kalinda | m. Name of a being attending on skanda- (edition Calc.) ix, 2566 (varia lectio kaliṅga- edition Bomb.)  |
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kalinda | m. plural Name of a people (edition Calc.) (varia lectio kaliṅga- edition Bomb.)  |
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kalindā | f. Name of a river  |
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kalindajā | f. Name (also title or epithet) of the river yamunā-,  |
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kalindakanyā | f. " kalinda-'s daughter", Name of the river yamunā-  |
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kalindanandinī | f. idem or 'f. idem or 'f. Name (also title or epithet) of the river yamunā-, ' '  |
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kalindaśailajātā | f. idem or 'f. idem or 'f. idem or 'f. Name (also title or epithet) of the river yamunā-, ' ' '  |
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kalindasutā | f. idem or 'f. idem or 'f. idem or 'f. idem or 'f. Name (also title or epithet) of the river yamunā-, ' ' ' '  |
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kalindatanayā | f. idem or 'f. Name (also title or epithet) of the river yamunā-, '  |
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kalindātmajā | f. idem or 'f. idem or 'f. idem or 'f. idem or 'f. idem or 'f. Name (also title or epithet) of the river yamunā-, ' ' ' ' '  |
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kalindī | f. Name of the river yamunā- (equals kālindī- q.v)  |
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kalindikā | f. science  |
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kalindikā | f. (varia lectio kalandikā-.)  |
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kaliṅga | m. plural Name of a people and their country (the N. is applied in the purāṇa-s to several places, but especially signifies a district on the Coromandel coast, extending from below Cuttack [ kaṭaka-] to the vicinity of Madras) etc.  |
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kaliṅga | m. an inhabitant of kaliṅga-  |
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kaliṅga | m. Name of a king of kaliṅga- (from whom the kaliṅga- people are said to have originated;he is sometimes mentioned as a son of dīrghatamas- and sudeṣṇā-, sometimes identified with bali-) etc.  |
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kaliṅga | m. Name of a being attending on skanda- (edition Bomb.) ix, 45, 64 (varia lectio kalinda- edition Calc.)  |
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kaliṅga | m. Name of several authors  |
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kaliṅga | m. the fork-tailed shrike  |
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kaliṅga | m. Caesalpina Bonducella  |
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kaliṅga | m. Wrightia antidysenteria  |
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kaliṅga | m. Acacia Sirissa  |
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kaliṅga | m. Ficus infectoria  |
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kaliṅgā | f. a beautiful woman  |
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kaliṅga | m. Opomea Turpethum  |
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kaliṅga | n. the seed of Wrightia antidysenteria  |
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kaliṅga | mfn. clever, cunning  |
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kaliṅgabīja | n. the seed of Wrightia antidysenteria  |
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kaliṅgaka | m. the country of the kaliṅga-s  |
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kaliṅgaka | m. the seed of Wrightia antidysenteria  |
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kaliṅgakā | f. a particular plant  |
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kaliṅgasenā | f. Name of a princess  |
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kaliṅgayava | m. idem or 'n. the seed of Wrightia antidysenteria '  |
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kalinī | f. pea-plant, pulse  |
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kaliñja | m. a mat  |
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kaliñja | n. wood (see kiliñja-.)  |
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kaliñjara | m. Name of a king (?)  |
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kaliprada | m. a liquor-shop  |
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kalipriya | mfn. fond of quarrelling, quarrelsome, mischievous  |
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kalipriya | m. Name of nārada-, an ape  |
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kalisaṃśraya | m. the act of betaking one's self to kali-.  |
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kalisaṃtaraṇa | n. Name of an upaniṣad-.  |
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kaliśāsana | m. a jina-  |
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kaliśatru | m. an evil enemy(?), .  |
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kalistoma | m. a particular stoma-.  |
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kalita | mfn. impelled, driven etc. (see 3. kal-)  |
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kalita | mfn. made, formed  |
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kalita | mfn. furnished or provided with etc.  |
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kalita | mfn. divided, separated  |
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kalita | mfn. sounded indistinctly, murmured  |
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kalita | See 3. kal-.  |
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kalitakusuma | mfn. budded, blossomed,  |
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kalivarjya | mfn. (in law) to be avoided in the present Kali age, obsolete  |
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kalivināśinī | f. Name of a goddess  |
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kaliviṣṇuvardhana | m. Name (also title or epithet) of a king,  |
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kalivṛkṣa | m. Terminalia Bellerica  |
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kaliyuga | n. the kali- age (See above)  |
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kalka | m. (n. ), (3. kal- ), a viscous sediment deposited by oily substances when ground, a kind of tenacious paste etc.  |
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kalka | m. dirt, filth  |
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kalka | m. the wax of the ear  |
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kalka | m. ordure, faeces  |
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kalka | m. impurity, meanness, falsehood, hypocrisy, deceit, sin etc.  |
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kalka | m. Terminalia Bellerica  |
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kalka | m. Olibanum  |
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kalka | mfn. sinful, wicked (see kaluṣa-, kalmaṣa-, k/ilbiṣa-.)  |
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kalkala | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kalkālaya | m. Name of a man.  |
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kalkana | n. meanness, wickedness  |
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kalkaphala | m. the pomegranate plant  |
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kalki | m. Name of the tenth incarnation of viṣṇu- when he is to appear mounted on a white horse and wielding a drawn sword as destroyer of the wicked (this is to take place at the end of the four yuga-s or ages)  |
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kalkībhū | to become doughy (śalkī- edition)  |
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kalkidvādaśīvrata | n. Name of a particular observance.  |
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kalkīkṛ | to knead, render doughy (by kneading)  |
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kalkin | mfn. foul, turbid, having sediment, dirty  |
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kalkin | mfn. wicked  |
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kalkin | m. equals kalki- above.  |
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kalkipurāṇa | n. Name of a purāṇa-.  |
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kalkuṣī | f. dual number or n. dual number wrist and elbow  |
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kall | cl.1 A1. kallate-, to utter an indistinct sound ; to be mute  |
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kalla | mfn. deaf  |
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kalla | mfn. also varia lectio for kanna- q.v  |
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kallāleśa | m. Name of a god (lakṣmī-kānta-).  |
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kallamūka | mfn. deaf and dumb  |
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kallārya | m. Name of an author.  |
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kallārya | m. See kalla-.  |
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kallatā | f.  |
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kallaṭa | m. Name of a king  |
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kallaṭa | m. of a pupil of vasu-gupta- (q.v) and father of mukula- (q.v) (śrī-k-).  |
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kallāṭa | m. plural (probably) Name of a tribe  |
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kallatva | n. stammering, hoarseness  |
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kallatva | n. a sound  |
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kallatva | n. deafness  |
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kallavīratantra | n. Name of a Buddhist work (also called caṇḍā-mahā-roṣaṇa-tantra-).  |
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kalli | ind. to-morrow  |
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kallinātha | m. Name of a writer on music.  |
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kallola | m. a wave, surge, billow etc.  |
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kallola | m. an enemy, foe  |
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kallola | m. joy, happiness, pleasure  |
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kallola | m. (1. kam-,water, + lola- fr. kall-) a wave, billow  |
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kallola | m. gambol, recreation  |
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kallola | m. an enemy  |
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kallola | mfn. hostile  |
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kallolajātaka | n. Name of an astrological work.  |
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kallolinī | f. a surging stream, river in general  |
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kallolinī | f. a surging stream, river (gaRa puṣkarādi-).  |
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kallolita | mfn. surging, billowy gaRa tārakādi-  |
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kallolita | mfn. surging, billowing (gaRa tārakādi-).  |
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kalmali | m. (3. kal-+ mala-,"dispelling darkness" ) splendour, brightness, sparkling  |
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kalmalīka | n. (artificially formed to serve as source of the next) equals tejas- on  |
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kalmalīkin | mfn. ( ) flaming, burning  |
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kalman | n. equals karman- on  |
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kalman | n. see gaRa kapilakādi-.  |
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kalmaṣa | n. (as- m. equals karmaṣa-fr. karma-+ so-,"destroying virtuous action" on ) stain, dirt  |
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kalmaṣa | n. dregs, settlings (see jala-k-)  |
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kalmaṣa | n. darkness  |
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kalmaṣa | n. moral stain, sin  |
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kalmaṣā | f. in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound'  |
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kalmaṣa | mf(ā-)n. dirty, stained  |
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kalmaṣa | mf(ā-)n. impure, sinful  |
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kalmaṣa | n. the hand below the wrist  |
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kalmaṣa | mn.a particular hell  |
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kalmāṣa | mf(ī-)n. ( gaRa gaurādi- ) variegated, spotted, speckled with black  |
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kalmāṣa | mf(ī-)n. black  |
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kalmāṣa | m. a variegated colour (partly black, partly white)  |
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kalmāṣa | m. a rakṣas-  |
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kalmāṣa | m. a species of fragrant rice  |
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kalmāṣa | m. Name of a nāga-  |
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kalmāṣa | m. a form of agni-  |
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kalmāṣa | m. Name of an attendant on the Sun (identified with yama-)  |
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kalmāṣa | m. a kind of deer  |
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kalmāṣa | m. Name of śākya-muni- in a former birth  |
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kalmāṣa | m. Name of a river (the yamunā-)  |
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kalmāṣa | n. a stain |
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kalmāṣa | n. Name of a sāman-.  |
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kalmāṣābhibhava | n. sour boiled rice  |
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kalmaṣadhvaṃsa | m. destruction of darkness or sin  |
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kalmaṣadhvaṃsakārin | mfn. causing the destruction of darkness or sin, preventing the commission of crime commentator or commentary on  |
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kalmāṣagrīva | (kalm/āṣa--) mfn. having a variegated neck  |
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kalmāṣakaṇṭha | m. "having a stained neck", Name of śiva- (see nīla-kaṇṭha-.)  |
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kalmāṣāṅghri | m. Name of a king (equals ṣa-pāda-)  |
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kalmāṣapāda | mfn. having speckled feet  |
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kalmāṣapāda | m. Name of a king of saudāsa- (descendant of ikṣvāku- transformed to a rākṣasa- by vasiṣṭha-)  |
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kalmāṣapādacarita | n. Name of work  |
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kalmāṣapuccha | mfn. having a speckled tail  |
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kalmāṣatā | f. spottedness, the state of being variegated  |
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kalmāṣatantura | m. Name of a man.  |
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kalmāṣī | f. the speckled cow (of jamad-agni-, granting all desires)  |
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kalmāṣita | mfn. speckled, bespotted with (inst.)  |
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kalottāla | mf(ā-)n. sweet and loud (as a voice)  |
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kalpa | mf(ā-)n. ( kḷp-), practicable, feasible, possible  |
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kalpa | mf(ā-)n. proper, fit, able, competent, equal to (with genitive case locative case, infinitive mood,or in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound'; exempli gratia, 'for example' dharmasya kalpaḥ-,competent for duty; svakarmaṇi na kalpaḥ-,not competent for his own work; yadā na śāsituṃ kalpaḥ-,if he is not able to rule)  |
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kalpa | m. a sacred precept, law, rule, ordinance (equals vidhi-, nyāya-), manner of acting, proceeding, practice (especially that prescribed by the veda-s)  |
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kalpa | m. (prathamaḥ kalpaḥ-,a rule to be observed before any other rule, first duty etc.; etena kalpena-,in this way; see paśu-k-,etc.)  |
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kalpa | m. the most complete of the six vedāṅga-s (that which prescribes the ritual and gives rules for ceremonial or sacrificial acts) etc.  |
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kalpa | m. one of two cases, one side of an argument, an alternative (= pakṣa-; see vikalpa-)  |
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kalpa | m. investigation, research commentator or commentary on  |
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kalpa | m. resolve, determination  |
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kalpa | m. (in medicine) treatment of the sick, manner of curing  |
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kalpa | m. the art of preparing medicine, pharmacy  |
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kalpa | m. the doctrine of poisons and antidotes  |
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kalpa | m. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') having the manner or form of anything, similar to, resembling, like but with a degree of inferiority, almost (exempli gratia, 'for example' abhedya-kalpa-,almost impenetrable; see prabhāta-k-, mṛta-k-,etc.;according to native grammarians, kalpa-so used is an accentless affix[ ] , before which a final s-is left unchanged, and final ī-and ū-shortened ; kalpam kalpam- ind.,may be also connected with a verb exempli gratia, 'for example' pacati-kalpam-,he cooks pretty well on ) |
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kalpa | m. a fabulous period of time (a day of brahmā- or one thousand yuga-s, a period of four thousand, three hundred and twenty millions of years of mortals, measuring the duration of the world;a month of brahmā- is supposed to contain thirty such kalpa-s.;according to the , twelve months of brahmā- constitute his year, and one hundred such years his lifetime;fifty years of brahmā-'s are supposed to have elapsed, and we are now in the śvetavārāha-kalpa-of the fifty-first;at the end of a kalpa- the world is annihilated;hence kalpa-is said to be equal to kalpānta-below ;with Buddhists the kalpa-s.are not of equal duration) etc.  |
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kalpa | m. Name of mantra-s which contain a form of kḷp-  |
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kalpa | m. a kind of dance  |
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kalpa | m. Name of the first astrological mansion  |
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kalpa | m. Name of a son of dhruva- and bhrami-  |
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kalpa | m. of śiva-  |
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kalpa | m. the tree of paradise  |
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kalpa | m. equals -taru- below  |
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kalpa | m. (with jaina-s) a particular abode of deities (see -bhava-and kalpātīta-below)  |
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kalpa | n. a kind of intoxicating liquor (incorrect for kalya-)  |
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kalpa | Nom. A1. pāyate-, to become a kalpa-, to appear as long as a kalpa-  |
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kalpabhava | m. plural Name of a class of deities among the jaina-s.  |
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kalpacintāmaṇi | m. Name of work  |
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kalpadhenu | f. Name of the cow of plenty.  |
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kalpādhikārin | m. the regent of a kalpa-  |
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kalpādi | m. the beginning of a kalpa-  |
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kalpadru | m. equals -taru- above  |
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kalpadru | m. Name of various works  |
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kalpadrukalikā | f. Name of work by lakṣmī- vallabha- expounding the kalpa-sūtra- of the jaina-s.  |
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kalpadruma | m. equals -taru- above  |
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kalpadruma | m. Name of various works ([ see kavi-k-and śabdak-])  |
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kalpadrumakalikā | f. equals -drukalikā- above  |
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kalpadrumatā | f. state of possessing the qualities of a kalpa-druma-  |
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kalpadrumatantra | n. Name of work  |
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kalpadrumāvadāna | n. Name of a Buddhist work.  |
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kalpadrumībhū | to become a kalpa-druma-  |
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kalpadūṣya | n. cloth produced by the kalpa-taru-  |
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kalpadvīpa | m. a particular samādhi-  |
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kalpagā | f. Name of a river,  |
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kalpāgni | m. the destroying fire at the end of a kalpa-  |
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kalpaka | mfn. conforming to a settled rule or standard  |
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kalpaka | mfn. adopting  |
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kalpaka | m. a rite, ceremony ([ of doubtful meaning commentator or commentary kaplaka-])  |
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kalpaka | m. a barber (confer, compare kalpanī-; Lithuanian kerpikas)  |
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kalpaka | m. a kind of Curcuma (commonly karcūra-)  |
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kalpakāra | m. an author of rules on ritual or ceremonies.  |
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kalpakataru | m. equals kalpataru- above.  |
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kalpakeḍāra | m. Name of a medical work by kālīśiva-.  |
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kalpakṣaya | m. the end of a kalpa-, destruction of the world  |
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kalpalatā | f. a fabulous creeper granting all desires  |
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kalpalatā | f. Name of various works ([ see kavik-])  |
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kalpalatāprakāśa | m. Name of a comm. on the viṣṇu-bhakti-latā-.  |
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kalpalatātantra | n. Name of a tantra-  |
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kalpalatāvatāra | m. Name of a comm. of kṛṣṇa- on the bījagaṇita-.  |
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kalpalatikā | f. equals -latā-  |
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kalpalatikā | f. a kind of magical pill.  |
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kalpam | ind. kalpa |
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kalpamahīruh | (ṭ-) m. equals -taru-  |
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kalpamahīruha | m. equals -taru-  |
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kalpamātra | m. Name of śiva-  |
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kalpana | n. forming, fashioning, making, performing  |
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kalpana | n. "forming in the imagination, inventing", composition of a poem  |
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kalpana | n. cutting, clipping, working with edge-tools  |
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kalpana | n. Name of a religious ceremony  |
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kalpana | n. anything put on for ornament  |
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kalpanā | f. making, manufacturing, preparing  |
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kalpanā | f. practice  |
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kalpanā | f. fixing, settling, arranging  |
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kalpanā | f. creating in the mind, feigning, assuming anything to be real, fiction etc.  |
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kalpanā | f. hypothesis  |
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kalpanā | f. caparisoning an elephant  |
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kalpanā | f. form, shape, image  |
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kalpanā | f. a deed, work, act  |
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kalpanāśakti | f. the power of forming ideas  |
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kalpanātha | m. Name (also title or epithet) of indra-,  |
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kalpanavidhi | m. a particular method of preparing (food)  |
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kalpanī | f. a pair of scissors or shears  |
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kalpanīya | mfn. to be accomplished, practicable, possible Scholiast or Commentator on  |
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kalpanīya | mfn. to be assumed, to be supposed commentator or commentary on and  |
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kalpanīya | mfn. to be arranged or settled  |
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kalpāṅka | m. a kind of plant  |
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kalpanṛtya | n. a particular kind of dance.  |
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kalpānta | m. the end of a kalpa-, dissolution of all things (see pralaya-)  |
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kalpāntara | n. another kalpa-.  |
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kalpāntasthāyin | mfn. lasting to the end of time  |
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kalpāntavāsin | mfn. living at the end of a kalpa- |
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kalpānupada | n. Name of work belonging to the sāma-veda-.  |
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kalpapādapa | m. equals -taru- above  |
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kalpapāla | m. "order-preserver", a king ([ -pālyā-,Calc. edition for -pālī-])  |
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kalpapāla | mf(ī-). a distiller or seller of spirituous liquors  |
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kalpapāla | mf(ī-). (See kalya-pāla-.)  |
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kalpapradīpa | m. Name of work  |
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kalpapradīpikā | f. Name of work  |
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kalpaśākhin | m. equals -taru-.  |
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kalpaśata | Nom. A1. tāyate-, to appear as long as a hundred kalpa-s.  |
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kalpasiddhānta | m. Name of a jaina- work.  |
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kalpasthāna | n. the art of preparing drugs  |
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kalpasthāna | n. the science of poisons and antidotes  |
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kalpasūtra | n. Name of various ceremonial guides or manuals containing short aphoristic rules for the performance of Vedic sacrifices  |
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kalpasūtra | n. Name of a medicinal work  |
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kalpasūtra | n. Name of a jaina- work giving the life of mahāvīra-  |
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kalpasūtravyākhyā | f. Name of a commentary on the jaina- kalpa-sūtra-.  |
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kalpatā | f. fitness, ability, competency  |
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kalpatantra | n. Name of work  |
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kalpataru | m. one of the five trees (see pañca-vṛkṣa-) of svarga- or indra-'s paradise fabled to fulfil all desires (see saṃkalpa-viṣaya-), the wishing tree, tree of plenty  |
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kalpataru | m. any productive or bountiful source  |
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kalpataru | m. (figuratively) a generous person  |
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kalpataru | m. Name of various works  |
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kalpataruparimala | m. Name of work  |
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kalpatarurasa | m. a particular kind of mixture  |
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kalpātīta | m. plural Name of a class of deities among the jaina-s.  |
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kalpātyaya | m. the end of a kalpa-,  |
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kalpavallī | f. equals -latā-  |
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kalpavallī | f. .  |
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kalpavarṣa | m. Name of a prince (son of vasu-deva- and upa-devā-).  |
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kalpavaṭa | n. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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kalpavāyu | m. the wind that blows at the end of a kalpa-  |
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kalpavidhi | m. a rule resembling a ceremonial injunction  |
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kalpaviṭapin | m. equals -taru-  |
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kalpaviṭapin | m. .  |
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kalpavivaraṇa | n. Name of work  |
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kalpavrata | n. a particular observance, Paddh.  |
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kalpavṛkṣa | m. equals -taru-  |
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kalpavṛkṣalatā | f. Name of work by lollaṭa-.  |
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kalpayitavya | mfn. to be assumed, to be supposed, to be conceived commentator or commentary on  |
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kalpayukti | f. Name of work  |
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kalpetara | mf(ā-)n. having or requiring a different kind of treatment  |
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kalpika | mfn. fit, proper  |
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kalpin | mfn. forming plans, contriving, designing (applied to a gambler)  |
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kalpita | mfn. made, fabricated, artificial  |
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kalpita | mfn. composed, invented  |
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kalpita | mfn. performed, prepared  |
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kalpita | mfn. assumed, supposed  |
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kalpita | mfn. inferred  |
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kalpita | mfn. regulated, well arranged  |
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kalpita | mfn. having a particular rank or order  |
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kalpita | mfn. caparisoned (as an elephant)  |
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kalpita | m. an elephant armed or caparisoned for war  |
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kalpitā | f. a kind of allegory  |
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kalpitatva | n. the existing merely as an assumption or in the imagination commentator or commentary on  |
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kalpitopamā | f. an imaginary comparison (as of an elephant with a walking mountain), hāla-, Scholiast or Commentator  |
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kalpopaniṣad | f. "science of medicine", pharmacology  |
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kalpotthāyin | mfn. , misprint for kalyotthāyin-.  |
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kalpuṣa | mfn. fit for work, capable,  |
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kalpya | mfn. ( ) to be formed from (inst.)  |
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kalpya | mfn. to be performed, to be prescribed  |
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kalpya | mfn. to be settled or arranged  |
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kalpya | mfn. to be conceived or imagined  |
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kalpya | mfn. to be substituted  |
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kalpya | mfn. relating to ritual  |
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kalukka | m. a cymbal  |
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kalukkā | f. a tavern  |
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kalukkā | f. a meteor  |
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kaluṣa | mf(ā-)n. (3. kal- ), turbid, foul, muddy, impure, dirty (literally and figuratively) etc.  |
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kaluṣa | mf(ā-)n. hoarse (as the voice)  |
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kaluṣa | mf(ā-)n. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') unable, not equal to  |
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kaluṣa | m. a buffalo  |
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kaluṣa | m. a sort of snake  |
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kaluṣā | f. the female of a buffalo  |
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kaluṣa | n. foulness, turbidness, dirt, impurity (literally and figuratively) etc.  |
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kaluṣa | n. sin, wrath  |
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kaluṣacetas | mfn. of impure mind  |
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kaluṣacetas | mfn. bad, wicked  |
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kaluṣamañjarī | f. Odina Wodier  |
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kaluṣamati | mfn. equals -cetas- above.  |
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kaluṣatā | f.  |
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kaluṣātman | mfn. of impure mind, bad, wicked  |
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kaluṣatva | n. foulness, turbidness etc.  |
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kaluṣaya | Nom. P. kaluṣayati-, to make unclean or dirty, dirty  |
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kaluṣāya | Nom. A1. kaluṣāyate-, to become turbid or unclean  |
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kaluṣayoni | f. impure origin  |
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kaluṣayonija | mfn. of impure origin  |
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kaluṣībhū | to become troubled or agitated  |
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kaluṣīkṛ | to make turbid or unclean, dirty, defile  |
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kaluṣin | mfn. idem or 'mfn. wicked '  |
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kaluṣita | mfn. foul, impure  |
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kaluṣita | mfn. defiled, contaminated  |
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kaluṣita | mfn. wicked  |
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kalūtara | varia lectio for kulūna- q.v  |
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kalya | mf(ā-)n. (3. kal- ) well, healthy, free from sickness (see a-k- )  |
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kalya | mf(ā-)n. hale, vigorous  |
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kalya | mf(ā-)n. sound, perfect, strong  |
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kalya | mf(ā-)n. clever, dexterous  |
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kalya | mf(ā-)n. ready or prepared for (locative case or infinitive mood)  |
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kalya | mf(ā-)n. agreeable, auspicious (as speech)  |
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kalya | mf(ā-)n. instructive, admonitory  |
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kalya | mf(ā-)n. deaf and dumb (see kala-and kalla-)  |
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kalya | n. health  |
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kalya | n. dawn, morning  |
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kalya | n. yesterday  |
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kalya | (am-, ā-) n. f. spirituous liquor (see kadambarī-)  |
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kalyā | f. praise, eulogy  |
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kalya | n. good wishes, good tidings  |
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kalya | n. Emblic Myrobalan (harītakī- q.v), ([ confer, compare Greek .])  |
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kalyacitta | mfn. sound in mind,  |
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kalyajagdhi | f. "morning-meal", breakfast  |
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kalyam | ind. at day-break, in the morning, tomorrow  |
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kalyāṇa | mf(/ī-)n. (gaRa bahv-ādi-) beautiful, agreeable etc.  |
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kalyāṇa | mf(/ī-)n. illustrious, noble, generous  |
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kalyāṇa | mf(/ī-)n. excellent, virtuous, good (kalyāṇa- vocative case"good sir"; kalyāṇi-,"good lady")  |
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kalyāṇa | mf(/ī-)n. beneficial, salutary, auspicious  |
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kalyāṇa | mf(/ī-)n. happy, prosperous, fortunate, lucky, well, right  |
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kalyāṇa | m. a particular rāga- (sung at night)  |
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kalyāṇa | m. Name of a gandharva-  |
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kalyāṇa | m. of a prince (also called bhaṭṭa-- śrī--kalya1n2a)  |
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kalyāṇa | m. of the author of the poem gītā-gaṅgā-dhara-  |
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kalyāṇa | m. the plant Glycine Debilis  |
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kalyāṇa | m. red arsenic  |
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kalyāṇa | m. a particular rāgiṇī-  |
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kalyāṇa | m. Name of dākṣāyaṇī- in Malaya  |
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kalyāṇa | m. Name of one of the mothers attending on skanda-  |
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kalyāṇa | m. Name of a city in the Dekhan and of one in Ceylon  |
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kalyāṇa | m. a river in Ceylon  |
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kalyāṇa | n. good fortune, happiness, prosperity  |
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kalyāṇa | n. good conduct, virtue (opposed to pāpa-)  |
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kalyāṇa | n. a festival  |
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kalyāṇa | n. gold  |
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kalyāṇa | n. heaven  |
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kalyāṇa | n. Name of the eleventh of the fourteen pūrva-s or most ancient writings of the jaina-s  |
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kalyāṇa | n. a form of salutation ("Hail!""May luck attend you!"),  |
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kalyāṇabhaṭṭa | m. Name of a man.  |
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kalyāṇābhijana | mf(ī-)n. of illustrious birth  |
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kalyāṇābhiniveśin | mfn. intent on virtue or on benefiting others  |
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kalyāṇabīja | m. equals -vīja- q.v  |
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kalyāṇacandra | m. Name of an astronomer in the twelfth century  |
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kalyāṇacandra | m. of a king.  |
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kalyāṇacāra | mf(ī-)n. following virtuous courses.  |
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kalyāṇācāra | mfn. following good practices  |
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kalyāṇadevī | f. Name of the wife of jayāpīḍa-  |
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kalyāṇadharman | mfn. of virtuous character or conduct.  |
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kalyāṇagiri | m. "mountain of good conduct", Name of an elephant  |
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kalyāṇaka | mf(ikā-)n. auspicious, prosperous, happy  |
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kalyāṇaka | mf(ikā-)n. efficacious  |
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kalyāṇakaghṛta | n. a kind of clarified butter  |
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kalyāṇakaguḍa | m. a particular drug  |
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kalyāṇakalavaṇa | n. a kind of salt  |
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kalyāṇakara | mf(ī-)n. causing prosperity or profit or good fortune.  |
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kalyāṇakāra | mf(ī-)n. causing prosperity or profit or good fortune.  |
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kalyāṇakāraka | mfn. idem or 'mf(ī-)n. causing prosperity or profit or good fortune.'  |
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kalyāṇakāraka | m. Name of a jaina- work by ugrādityācārya-.  |
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kalyāṇakaṭaka | m. Name of a place  |
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kalyāṇakīrti | mfn. having a good reputation  |
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kalyāṇakṛt | mfn. doing good, virtuous  |
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kalyāṇakṛt | mfn. propitious  |
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kalyāṇalakṣaṇa | mfn. having auspicious marks,  |
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kalyāṇamalla | m. Name of a prince  |
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kalyāṇamalla | m. of the author of the work anaṅga-raṅga-  |
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kalyāṇamalla | m. of a son of gaja-malla- (author of the comm. called mālatī-).  |
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kalyāṇamandira | n. temple or abode of health or prosperity  |
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kalyāṇamandira | n. Name of work  |
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kalyāṇamandirastotra | n. Name of a jaina- work.  |
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kalyāṇamandiraṭīkā | f. the commentary on it  |
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kalyāṇamaya | mfn. abounding in blessings, prosperous  |
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kalyāṇamitra | n. a friend of virtue  |
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kalyāṇamitra | n. a well-wishing friend  |
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kalyāṇamitra | n. a good counsellor (opposed to pāpa-mitra-)  |
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kalyāṇamitra | n. Name of buddha-  |
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kalyāṇamitrasevana | n. the becoming a disciple of buddha-.  |
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kalyāṇamitratā | f. the perfect life of Buddhism  |
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kalyāṇapañcakapūjā | f. Name of a jaina- work.  |
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kalyāṇapañcamīka | mfn. (scilicet pakṣa-) any fortnight the fifth lunar day of which is lucky  |
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kalyāṇapuccha | mf(ī-)n. having a beautiful tail  |
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kalyāṇapura | n. Name of a town  |
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kalyāṇarājacaritra | n. "the life of king kalyāṇa-"by madana-.  |
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kalyāṇarāya | m. Name of a man.  |
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kalyāṇasaptamī | f. an auspicious seventh day  |
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kalyāṇasaptamīvrata | n. a religious observance on that day.  |
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kalyāṇaśarman | m. Name of a commentator on varāha-mihira-.  |
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kalyāṇasattva | mfn. of noble character.  |
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kalyāṇasena | m. Name of a king.  |
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kalyāṇasūtra | m. Name of a Brahman.  |
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kalyāṇasvāmikeśava | n. Name of an image of viṣṇu-  |
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kalyāṇatara | mfn. more agreeable  |
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kalyāṇavacana | n. friendly speech, good wishes.  |
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kalyāṇavardhana | m. "increase of prosperity"Name of a man  |
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kalyāṇavarman | m. Name of an astronomer  |
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kalyāṇavarman | m. of a man  |
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kalyāṇavartman | m. "walker on a noble path", Name of a king  |
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kalyāṇavartman | f. Name of a princess who erected an image of viṣṇu- (See kalyāṇa-svāmi-keśava-).  |
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kalyāṇavat | mfn. happy, lucky  |
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kalyāṇavatī | f. Name of a princess. |
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kalyāṇavīja | m. a sort of lentil (Ervum Hirsutum, equals masūra-)  |
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kalyāṇavṛtta | mfn. of virtuous conduct.  |
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kalyāṇī | f. a cow  |
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kalyāṇī | in compound gaRa priyādi-.  |
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kalyāṇīdaśama | mfn. having the tenth night lucky on  |
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kalyāṇikā | f. red arsenic  |
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kalyāṇin | mfn. happy, lucky, auspicious, prosperous  |
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kalyāṇin | mfn. illustrious  |
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kalyāṇin | mfn. virtuous, good  |
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kalyāṇinī | f. the aquatic plant Sida cordifolia  |
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kalyāṇīpañcama | mfn. having the fifth lucky  |
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kalyāṇīpañcamā | f. plural (scilicet rātrayas-) nights of which the fifth is lucky  |
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kalyāṇīpañcamīka | mfn. (scilicet pakṣa-) a fortnight having the fifth night lucky  |
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kalyāṇīpriya | mfn. having a beloved one worthy of honour on  |
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kalyāṇīstotra | n. Name of work  |
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kalyāṇyādi | m. a gaRa of  |
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kalyapāla | mf(ī-). a distiller or seller of spirituous liquors  |
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kalyapāla | mf(ī-). ([ see śaṇḍika-.])  |
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kalyāpāla | equals kalya-pāla- q.v  |
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kalyapālaka | mf. a distiller or seller of spirituous liquors  |
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kalyapālaka | mf. ([ see śaṇḍika-.])  |
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kalyatā | f.  |
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kalyatva | n. health, convalescence  |
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kalyavarta | m. a morning meal, any light meal  |
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kalyavarta | n. anything light, a trifle, trivial matter  |
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kalyavarta | n. (Prakritkalla-vatta.)  |
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kalye | ind. at day-break, in the morning, tomorrow  |
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kalyotthāyin | mfn. rising at day-break  |
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kam | ind. (Greek ) well (opposed to a-kam-,"ill") etc.  |
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kam | ind. a particle placed after the word to which it belongs with an affirmative sense,"yes","well"(but this sense is generally so weak that Indian grammarians are perhaps right in enumerating kam-among the expletives ;it is often found attached to a dative case case, giving to that case a stronger meaning, and is generally placed at the end of the pāda-, exempli gratia, 'for example' /ajījana /oṣadhīr bh/ojanāya k/am-,thou didst create the plants for actual food )  |
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kam | ind. kam- is also used as an enclitic with the particles nu-, su-, and hi- (but is treated in the pada-pāṭha- as a separate word;in this connection kam-has no accent but once )  |
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kam | ind. a particle of interrogation (like kad-and kim-)  |
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kam | ind. (sometimes, like kim-and kad-,at the beginning of compounds) marking the strange or unusual character of anything or expressing reproach |
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kam | ind. head  |
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kam | ind. food  |
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kam | ind. water  |
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kam | ind. happiness, bliss  |
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kam | cl.1 A1. (not used in the conjugational tenses) cakame-, kamitā-, kamiṣyate-, acakamata- to wish, desire, long for etc. ; to love, be in love with, have sexual intercourse with : Causal A1. (Epic also P.) kāmayate-, -ti-, kāmayāṃ-cakre-, acīkamata-, etc. ; to wish, desire, long for (with accusative or infinitive mood or Potential ; exempli gratia, 'for example' kāmaye bhuñjīta bhavān-,I wish your worship may eat; kāmaye dātum-,I wish to give ) etc. ; to love, be in love with, have sexual intercourse with etc. ; to cause any one to love (in that sense P. ) ; (with bahu-or aty-artham-) to rate or value highly : Desiderative cikamiṣate- and cikāmayiṣate-: Intensive caṃkamyate-; ([ confer, compare Latin comis; alsoamo,with the loss of the initial, forcamo;cA7-rusforcam-rus: Hibernian or Irish caemh,"love, desire;fine, handsome, pleasant ";caomhach,"a friend, companion";caomhaim,"I save, spare, protect"; Armenian kamim.])  |
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kamā | f. loveliness, beauty, radiance  |
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kamadyū | f. (equals kāmasya dīpanī- ) , Name of a woman  |
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kamaka | m. Name of a man  |
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kamaka | m. plural the descendants of this man gaRa upakādi-  |
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kamala | mfn. (Comm. on ) pale-red, rose-coloured  |
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kamala | mfn. (kam/ala-) (desirous, lustful )  |
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kamala | m. a species of deer  |
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kamala | m. the Indian crane (Ardea Sibirica)  |
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kamala | m. Name of brahmā-  |
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kamala | m. of a pupil of vaiśampāyana-  |
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kamala | m. of an asura-  |
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kamala | m. (in mus.) a particular dhruvaka- (q.v)  |
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kamala | mn. a lotus, lotus-flower, Nelumbium etc.  |
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kamalā | f. Name of lakṣmi-  |
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kamala | mn. wealth, prosperity  |
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kamalā | f. Name of dākṣyāyaṇī-  |
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kamalā | f. of one of the mothers in the retinue of skanda-  |
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kamalā | f. of the wife of jayāpīḍa-  |
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kamalā | f. an excellent woman  |
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kamalā | f. an orange  |
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kamalā | f. Name (also title or epithet) of one of the 10 mahā-vidyā-s (quod vide).  |
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kamala | f(ī-)n. Name of a metre (four times three short syllables)  |
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kamala | n. a particular constellation  |
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kamala | n. water  |
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kamala | n. copper  |
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kamala | n. the bladder  |
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kamala | n. a medicament, drug  |
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kamala | n. Name of a town built by kamalā-  |
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kamala | n. a particular number  |
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kamala | See column 1.  |
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kamalabālanāla | n. the stalk of a young lotus. |
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kamalabālanālaya | Nom. A1. yate-, to be like the stalk of a young lotus  |
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kamalabāndhava | m. "the friend of the lotus", the sun  |
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kamalābhakta | m. idem or 'm. Name of a man.'  |
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kamalabhava | m. "sprung from the lotus", Name of brahmā-  |
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kamalabhavana | m. idem or 'm. "sprung from the lotus", Name of brahmā- '  |
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kamalabhidā | f. Name of a village gaRa paladyādi-  |
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kamalabhū | m. "rising out of a lotus", Name of brahmā-  |
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kamalāchāyā | f. (or cchāyā-), Name of an apsaras-  |
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kamaladeva | m. Name of a man  |
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kamaladevī | f. Name of the wife of king lalitāditya- (and mother of king kuvalāpīḍa-).  |
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kamalādi | m. Name of a gaṇa- commentator or commentary on  |
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kamalagarbha | mfn. "offspring of the lotus", Name of brahmā-  |
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kamalagarbha | mfn. the lotus-cup.  |
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kamalagarbhābha | mfn. bright as the lotus-cup.  |
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kamalāgrajā | f. "born before lakṣmi-", Name of a-lakṣmī- or Bad Luck.  |
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kamalāhāsa | m. the"smiling" id est opening or shutting of a lotus. 2.  |
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kamalāhāsa | Nom. (fr. the above) P. sati-, to smile like a lotus  |
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kamalāhaṭṭa | m. Name of a market-place (founded by kamalavatī-)  |
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kamalaja | m. Name of brahmā- (see the last.)  |
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kamalaka | n. Name of a town  |
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kamalākara | m. a mass of lotuses  |
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kamalākara | m. a lake or pool where lotuses abound  |
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kamalākara | m. Name of the author of a commentary on the mitākṣarā-, and of several other authors and men  |
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kamalākaratīrthayātrā | f. Name of work  |
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kamalākeśava | m. Name of a shrine built by kamalavatī-  |
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kamalakhaṇḍa | n. a group of lotuses on  |
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kamalakīra | m. (?) , Name of two villages gaRa palady-ādi- ( )  |
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kamalakīṭa | m. (?) , Name of two villages gaRa palady-ādi- ( )  |
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kamalākṣa | mf(ī-)n. lotus-eyed  |
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kamalākṣa | n. Name of a town  |
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kamalākṣī | f. Name of a mother in the retinue of skanda-  |
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kamalālaya | m. Name of a country  |
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kamalālayā | f. "abiding in a lotus", Name of lakṣmi-  |
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kamalalocana | mf(ā-)n. lotus-eyed  |
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kamalalocanā | f. Name of a woman  |
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kamalamati | m. Name of a man  |
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kamalamaya | mfn. consisting of lotus-flowers  |
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kamalamukha | mf(ī-)n. lotus-faced,  |
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kamalanābha | m. "lotus-naveled", Name of viṣṇu-  |
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kamalānandana | n. " kamalā-'s joy", Name of miśra-dinakara-.  |
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kamalanayana | m. "lotus-eyed", Name of a king.  |
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kamalanetra | mfn. lotus-eyed  |
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kamalāpāta | m. Name of a man.  |
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kamalāpati | m. Name of a man.  |
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kamalapattra | n. leaf of the lotus-flower.  |
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kamalapattrākṣa | mfn. having eyes like leaves of the lotus-flower  |
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kamalasaṃbhava | m. Name of brahmā-.  |
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kamalāsana | n. a lotus-flower serving as a seat  |
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kamalāsana | n. a particular manner of sitting  |
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kamalāsana | m. "having a lotus as seat", Name of brahmā-  |
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kamalāsanastha | m. idem or 'm. "having a lotus as seat", Name of brahmā- '  |
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kamalasaptamīvrata | n. idem or 'n. Name of a particular religious observance '  |
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kamalaṣaṣṭhīvrata | n. Name of a particular religious observance  |
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kamalaśīla | m. Name of a scholar  |
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kamalātīrtha | n. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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kamalātmikā | f. Name (also title or epithet) of one of the 10 mahā-vidyā-s (quod vide).  |
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kamalavadana | mf(ā-)n. lotus-faced  |
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kamalavana | n. a cluster of lotuses  |
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kamalavanamaya | mfn. consisting of masses of lotuses, nothing but lotuses  |
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kamalavardhana | m. Name of a king of kampana-  |
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kamalavarman | m. Name of a king  |
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kamalavatī | f. equals -devī- above  |
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kamalavatī | f. Name of a princess  |
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kamalāyatākṣa | mfn. having large lotus eyes,  |
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kamalayoni | m. "lotus-born", Name of brahmā-  |
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kamalayudha | m. Name of a poetry or poetic  |
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kamalekṣaṇa | mf(ā-)n. lotus-eyed  |
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kamalīkā | f. a small lotus  |
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kamalinī | f. the lotus plant  |
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kamalinī | f. a number of lotus plants  |
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kamalinī | f. a pool or place abounding with them  |
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kamalinībandhu | m. idem or 'm. "the lover of the lotus", Name of the sun '  |
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kamalinīkānta | m. "the lover of the lotus", Name of the sun  |
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kamalodaya | m. Name of a man  |
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kamalodbhava | m. Name of brahmā-  |
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kamalotpalamālin | mfn. having garlands of kamala- and utpala- lotuses  |
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kamalottara | n. safflower (Carthamus Tinctorius)  |
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kamana | mf(ā-)n. wishing for, desirous, libidinous  |
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kamana | mf(ā-)n. beautiful, desirable, lovely  |
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kamana | m. Name of kāma-  |
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kamana | m. of brahmā-  |
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kamana | m. Jonesia Asoka  |
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kamanacchada | m. "having beautiful plumage", a heron  |
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kamandaka | m. idem or 'm. plural Name of his descendants gaRa upakādi- '  |
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kamandaka | m. plural idem or 'm. idem or 'm. plural Name of his descendants gaRa upakādi- ' '  |
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kamaṇḍalu | mn. (in the veda- f(ūs-).according to ) a gourd or vessel made of wood or earth used for water (by ascetics and religious students), a water-jar etc.  |
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kamaṇḍalu | m. a kind of animal  |
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kamaṇḍalu | m. Ficus Infectoria  |
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kamaṇḍalu | f. (ūs-) a kind of animal  |
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kamaṇḍalu | (in compound) - caryā-, f. the practice of carrying a water-jar  |
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kamandha | n. water (see kabandha-.)  |
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kamanīya | mfn. to be desired or wished for, desirable  |
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kamanīya | mfn. lovely, pleasing, beautiful  |
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kamanīyatā | f.  |
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kamanīyatva | n. desirableness, loveliness, beauty.  |
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kamantaka | m. Name of a man  |
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kamantaka | m. plural Name of his descendants gaRa upakādi-  |
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kamara | mfn. ( ) desirous, lustful  |
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kamaṭa | m. a dwarf.  |
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kamaṭha | m. ( ) a tortoise etc.  |
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kamaṭha | m. a porcupine  |
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kamaṭha | m. a bamboo  |
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kamaṭha | m. Name of a king  |
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kamaṭha | m. of a muni-  |
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kamaṭha | m. of a daitya-  |
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kamaṭha | mn. a water-jar (especially one made of a hollow gourd or cocoa-nut, and used by ascetics)  |
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kamaṭhapati | m. the king of tortoises.  |
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kamaṭhāsuravadha | m. "the slaying of the asura- kamaṭha-", Name of a section of the gaṇeśa-purāṇa-.  |
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kamaṭhī | f. a female tortoise, a small one  |
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kamb | cl.1 P. kambati-, to go, move ; (varia lectio karb-.)  |
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kambā | f. (probably) a kind of mash,  |
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kambala | mn. ( kam- commentator or commentary on ), a woollen blanket or cloth or upper garment etc.  |
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kambala | m. a dewlap  |
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kambala | m. a small worm or insect  |
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kambala | m. a sort of deer with a shaggy hairy coat  |
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kambala | m. Name of a teacher  |
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kambala | m. of a man  |
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kambala | m. of a nāga- etc.  |
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kambala | n. water (see kamala-)  |
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kambala | n. Name of a varṣa- in kuśa-dvīpa-  |
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kambalabarhiṣa | m. Name of a man  |
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kambalacārāyaṇīya | m. plural a nickname of a school of the cārāyaṇa-s on , on (see odana-pāṇinīya-.)  |
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kambaladhāvaka | m. one who cleans woollen clothes.  |
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kambalahāra | m. Name of a man  |
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kambalahāra | m. plural the descendants of this man gaRa yaskādi-  |
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kambalaka | m. a woollen cloth or garment  |
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kambalakāraka | m. a woollen-cloth manufacturer.  |
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kambalalukā | f. a kind of vegetable  |
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kambalārṇa | (for kambala-ṛṇa- vArttika on ) n. a debt consisting of a woollen blanket or garment.  |
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kambalavāhya | m. equals kambali-vāhyaka- below.  |
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kambalavāhyaka | m. equals kambali-vāhyaka- below.  |
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kambālāyin | m. a sort of kite (?)  |
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kambalikā | f. gaRa pakṣādi-  |
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kambalin | mfn. covered with a woollen cloth or blanket, wearing a woollen garment  |
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kambalin | m. "having a dewlap", an ox  |
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kambalivāhyaka | n. a carriage drawn by oxen.  |
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kambalīya | mf(ā-)n. fit for woollen blankets etc. on |
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kambalya | n. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-). ) one hundred pala-s of wool (necessary for making a woollen blanket)  |
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kambara | mfn. variegated, spotted  |
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kambara | m. variegated colour  |
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kambha | mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. happy, prosperous ' ' ' ' ' ' ' '  |
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kambha | See .  |
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kambhārī | f. Gmelina Arborea  |
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kambhu | n. the fragrant root of Andropogon Muricatus.  |
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kambi | f. a ladle or spoon  |
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kambi | f. a shoot or branch or joint of a bamboo  |
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kamboja | m. plural Name of a people and its country  |
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kamboja | m. the king of this people  |
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kamboja | m. a shell  |
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kamboja | m. a species of elephant (see kāmboja-.)  |
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kambojādi | m. Name of a gaṇa-, on  |
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kambojamuṇḍa | mfn. bald like a kamboja- gaRa mayūra-vyaṃsakādi- (see )  |
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kambu | m. (u- n. ) a conch  |
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kambu | m. a shell etc.  |
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kambu | m. a bracelet or ring made of shells  |
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kambu | m. a bracelet in general  |
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kambu | m. three lines or marks in the neck (indicative of good fortune)  |
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kambu | m. the neck  |
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kambu | m. an elephant  |
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kambu | m. a tube-shaped bone  |
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kambu | m. a vein or tubular vessel of the body  |
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kambu | m. a sort of Curcuma  |
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kambū | m. ( kam- ), a thief. plunderer  |
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kambū | m. a bracelet  |
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kambugrīva | mf(ā-)n. equals -kaṇṭha- above etc.  |
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kambugrīva | m. "shell-neck", Name of a tortoise  |
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kambugrīvā | f. a shell-like neck (id est one marked with three lines, see above)  |
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kambuja | m. a kind of drum.  |
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kambuka | m. a conch, shell  |
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kambuka | m. a mean person  |
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kambukā | f. Physalis Flexuosa  |
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kambuka | n. Name of a town  |
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kambūka | m. the husk of rice  |
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kambukaṃdhara | mfn. idem or 'mf(ī-)n. "shell-neck", having folds in the neck like a spiral shell (see above) '  |
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kambukaṇṭha | mf(ī-)n. "shell-neck", having folds in the neck like a spiral shell (see above)  |
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kambukāṣṭhā | f. Physalis Flexuosa  |
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kambumālinī | f. idem or 'f. Andropogon Aciculatus '  |
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kambupuṣpī | f. Andropogon Aciculatus  |
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kambvātāyin | m. the bird Falco Cheela  |
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kaṃda | See .  |
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kaṃda | m. "water giver", a cloud  |
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kaṃdha | m. (fr. kam-,water, and dha-fr. dhā-), a cloud (see kaṃ-da-.)  |
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kaṃdhara | mf. (fr. kam-,head, and dhara-fr. dhṛ-), the neck etc.  |
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kaṃdhara | m. (kam-= water) a cloud (see the last)  |
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kaṃdhara | m. Ameranthus Oleraceus  |
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kaṃdhi | m. (fr. kam-,water, and dhi-fr. dhā-), the ocean  |
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kaṃdhi | m. (kam-= head) , the neck  |
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kamitṛ | mfn. lustful, desirous, cupidinous  |
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kamitṛ | mfn. the male, husband  |
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kaṃja | m. (fr. kam-= ka-3and ja-),"produced from the head", the hair  |
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kaṃja | m. "produced from water", Name of brahmā-  |
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kaṃja | n. a lotus  |
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kaṃja | n. amṛta-, the food of the gods  |
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kaṃjabāhu | m. "having hairy arms", Name of an asura-  |
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kaṃjaja | m. "born from a lotus", Name of brahmā-  |
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kaṃjanābha | m. "lotus-naveled", Name of viṣṇu-  |
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kaṃjasū | m. the god of love  |
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kaṃjavadana | n. a lotus-face (see vadanakaṃja-.)  |
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kamp | cl.1 A1. (Epic also P.) kampate- (-ti-), cakampe-, kampiṣyate-, akampiṣṭa-, kampitā- ( ) , to tremble, shake etc.: Causal P. A1. kampayati-, -te-, to cause or make to tremble, shake ; to pronounce in a tremulous manner (id est with a thrill or shake) : Desiderative cikampiṣate-: Intensive caṃkampyate-, caṃkampti-; ([ confer, compare Greek Hibernian or Irish cabho7g,"hastening."]) |
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kampa | m. trembling, tremor, trembling motion, shaking etc.  |
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kampa | m. earthquake (see bhūmi-kampa-, mahī-k-,etc.)  |
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kampa | m. tremulous or thrilling pronunciation (a modification of the svarita- accent which may take place if the svarita- syllable is followed by an udātta- syllable)  |
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kampa | m. a kind of time (in mus.)  |
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kampa | m. Name of a man.  |
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kampāka | a wrong reading for kampāṅka- above.  |
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kampalakṣman | m. air, wind  |
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kampana | mf(ā-)n. trembling, shaken, unsteady  |
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kampana | mf(ā-)n. causing to tremble, shaking  |
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kampana | m. a kind of weapon  |
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kampana | m. a kind of fever  |
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kampana | m. the cool or dewy season (from about the middle of January to that of March)  |
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kampana | m. Name of a king  |
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kampana | m. of a country near kāśmīra-  |
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kampanā | f. Name of a river  |
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kampana | n. trembling, quivering  |
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kampana | n. an earthquake  |
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kampana | n. quivering or thrilling pronunciation (See kampa-) commentator or commentary on  |
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kampana | n. the act of shaking, swinging  |
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kampanā | f. (probably) an army in motion  |
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kampanādhipati | m. the leader of an army in motion, .  |
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kampanīya | mfn. to be shaken, movable, vibratory.  |
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kampāṅka | m. idem or 'm. air, wind '  |
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kampānvita | mfn. affected with trembling, agitated.  |
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kamparāja | m. Name of a man.  |
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kampāya | Nom. A1. kampāyate-, to tremble, shake commentator or commentary on  |
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kamphilla | vv.ll. for the above.  |
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kamphilla | m. varia lectio for kapphiṇa- q.v  |
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kampikā | f. a kind of musical instrument.  |
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kampila | m. Name of a man  |
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kampila | m. = the next  |
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kampīla | n. ( ), idem or 'n. trembling tremor, '  |
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kampilla | m. ( ) idem or 'm. ( ) idem or 'm. Name of a pigment (produced from the plant Rottleria Tinctoria) ' '  |
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kampillaka | m. ( ) idem or 'm. ( ) idem or 'm. ( ) idem or 'm. Name of a pigment (produced from the plant Rottleria Tinctoria) ' ' '  |
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kampilvaka | m. ( ) idem or 'm. ( ) idem or 'm. ( ) idem or 'm. ( ) idem or 'm. Name of a pigment (produced from the plant Rottleria Tinctoria) ' ' ' '  |
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kampilya | m. Name of a pigment (produced from the plant Rottleria Tinctoria)  |
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kampilyaka | m. ( ) idem or 'm. Name of a pigment (produced from the plant Rottleria Tinctoria) '  |
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kampin | mfn. trembling, quivering  |
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kampin | mfn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') causing to tremble, shaking (see śiraḥ-kampin-.)  |
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kampita | mfn. trembling, shaking  |
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kampita | mfn. caused to tremble, shaken, swung  |
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kampita | n. trembling, a tremor.  |
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kampīṭa | n. trembling tremor,  |
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kampra | mf(ā-)n. trembling, shaken :  |
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kampra | mf(ā-)n. movable  |
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kampra | mf(ā-)n. agile, quick  |
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kampra | mf(ā-)n. unsteady, uncertain  |
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kampya | mfn. to be shaken or made to tremble (see a-kampya-)  |
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kampya | mfn. to be moved away from one's place  |
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kampya | mfn. to be pronounced in a quivering or trilling manner.  |
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kamra | mf(ā-)n. ( ) loving, being in love, desirous  |
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kamra | mf(ā-)n. desirable, beautiful, lovely  |
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kamrā | f. a kind of musical instrument.  |
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kaṃs | cl.2 A1. kaṃste-, cakaṃse-, kaṃsitā-, etc., to go ; to command ; to destroy  |
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kaṃśa | equals kaṃs/a- below.  |
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kaṃsa | mn. ( kam- ), a vessel made of metal, drinking vessel, cup, goblet etc.  |
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kaṃsa | mn. (a noun ending in as-followed by kaṃsa-in a compound does not change its final see ayas-kaṃsa-,etc. )  |
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kaṃsa | mn. a particular measure (= two āḍhaka-s ;= one āḍhaka- )  |
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kaṃsa | mn. a metal, tutanag or white copper, brass, bell-metal  |
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kaṃsa | m. Name of a king of mathurā- (son of ugra-sena- and cousin of the devakī- who was mother of kṛṣṇa- [ ugra-sena- being brother of devaka-, who was father of devakī-] ; he is usually called the uncle, but was really a cousin of kṛṣṇa-, and became his implacable enemy because it had been prophesied to kaṃsa- that he would be killed by a child of devakī-; as the foe of the deity he is identified with the asura- kālanemi-; and, as he was ultimately slain by kṛṣṇa-, the latter receives epithets like kaṃsa-jit-,conqueror of kaṃsa-, etc.) etc.  |
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kaṃsa | m. Name of a place gaRa takṣaśilādi-  |
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kaṃsā | f. Name of a sister of kaṃsa-  |
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kaṃsadhvaṃsana | m. (- jit-),  |
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kaṃsahan | m. Name of kṛṣṇa-.  |
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kaṃsahanana | n. the slaying of kaṃsa-.  |
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kaṃsajit | m. Name of kṛṣṇa-  |
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kaṃsaka | m. a vessel made of metal, goblet, cup  |
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kaṃsaka | n. a kind of unguent applied to the eyes  |
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kaṃsakāra | m. a worker in white copper or brass, bell-founder (considered as one of the mixed castes)  |
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kaṃsakeśīniṣūdana | m. the destroyer or conqueror of kaṃsa- and keśin-, Name of kṛṣṇa-  |
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kaṃsakṛṣ | m. "punisher of kaṃsa-", Name of kṛṣṇa-  |
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kaṃsamākṣika | m. a metallic substance in large grains, a sort of pyrites.  |
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kaṃsamardana | m. Name of kṛṣṇa-  |
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kaṃsanidhana | n. Name (also title or epithet) of a poem (without labial letters, in 17 cantos)  |
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kaṃsaniṣūdana | m. idem or 'm. Name of kṛṣṇa- '  |
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kaṃsaparimṛj | on .  |
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kaṃsapātra | n. a particular measure (= one āḍhaka-)  |
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kaṃsāra | mfn. having a hard centre (said of rice) (but Aufrecht divides according to , yatkiṃcitkaṃ sāram-.)  |
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kaṃsārāti | m. "enemy of kaṃsa-", Name of kṛṣṇa-.  |
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kaṃsāri | m. idem or 'm. "enemy of kaṃsa-", Name of kṛṣṇa-.'  |
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kaṃsāri | m. Name of a king  |
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kaṃsaśatru | m. Name of kṛṣṇa-.  |
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kaṃsasthāla | n. a vessel made of metal  |
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kaṃsāsthi | n. tutanag, white copper, any alloy of tin and copper  |
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kaṃsavadha | m. "killing of kaṃsa-", Name of a drama by śeṣa-kṛṣṇa-.  |
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kaṃsavaṇij | m. a brazier or seller of brass vessels.  |
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kaṃsavatī | f. Name of a sister of kaṃsa- and kaṃsā-.  |
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kaṃsavidrāvaṇakarī | f. "driver away of kaṃsa-", Name of durgā-  |
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kaṃsayajña | m. a particular sacrifice.  |
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kaṃsika | mf(ī-)n. relating to or made of bell-metal  |
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kaṃsīya | mfn. idem or 'mf(ī-)n. relating to or made of bell-metal '  |
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kaṃsīya | n. bell-metal.  |
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kaṃsodbhavā | f. a fragrant earth  |
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kamujā | f. a tuft or lock of hair.  |
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kamuñjā | f. idem or 'f. a tuft or lock of hair.'  |
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kaṃva | mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. happy, prosperous ' ' ' '  |
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kaṃvat | mfn. blissful  |
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kamvat | See .  |
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kaṃvūla | n. (in astrology) Name of the eighth yoga-, = Arabic $.  |
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kaṃya | mfn. happy, prosperous  |
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kaṃyu | mfn. idem or 'mfn. happy, prosperous '  |
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kaṃyya | mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. happy, prosperous ' '  |
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kaṃyyu | mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. happy, prosperous ' ' '  |
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kaṇ | cl.1 P. kaṇati-, cakāṇa-, kaṇiṣyati-, akaṇīt-, or akāṇīt-, kaṇitā-, to become small ; to sound, cry ; to go, approach : cl.10 P. kāṇayati-, to wink, close the eye with the lids or lashes : Causal kāṇayati- (Aorist acīkaṇat-and acakāṇat- on ), to sigh, sound ; ([ see can-and kvan-.])  |
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kan | (kā-in veda-) cl.1 P. kanati-, cakāna-, cake-, akānīt-, kanitā-, etc. ; (Aorist 1. sg. akāniṣam-,2. sg. kāniṣas- ), to be satisfied or pleased ; to agree to, accept with satisfaction ; to shine ; to go : Intensive P. (subjunctive cāk/anat-; Potential cākanyāt-; perfect tense 1. sg. cākana-) ; A1. (subjunctive 3. plural cāk/ananta-and cak/ananta- ), to be satisfied with, like, enjoy (with locative case genitive case,or instrumental case) ; to please, be liked or wished for (with genitive case of the person) ; to strive after, seek, desire, wish (with accusative or dative case) ; ([ confer, compare kā-, kai-, kam-, kvan-,and can-: confer, compare also Zend -kan; Greek ; Anglo-Saxon hana; Latin canus,caneo,candeo,candela(?); Hibernian or Irish canu,"full moon."])  |
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kaṇa | m. ( ;related to kanā-, kaniṣṭha-, kanīyas-, kanyā-,in all of which smallness is implied ) , a grain, grain of corn, single seed  |
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kaṇa | m. etc.  |
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kaṇa | m. a grain or particle (of dust)  |
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kaṇa | m. flake (of snow)  |
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kaṇa | m. a drop (of water) etc.  |
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kaṇa | m. a spark (of fire)  |
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kaṇa | m. the spark or facet of a gem  |
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kaṇa | m. any minute particle, atom  |
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kaṇā | f. a minute particle, atom, drop  |
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kaṇā | f. long pepper  |
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kaṇā | f. cummin seed  |
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kaṇā | f. a kind of fly (equals kumbhīra-makṣikā-)  |
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kaṇa | n. a grain, single seed (see kaniṣṭha-.)  |
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kana | mfn. (substituted for alpa-,"little, small", in forming its comparative and superlativeSee below; see kaṇa-;according to fr. kan-,"to shine, be bright or merry", originally meaning"young, youthful") .  |
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kanā | f. a girl, maid  |
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kanā | See .  |
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kaṇabha | m. "shining like a grain" (kaṇa iva bhāti-), a kind of fly with a sting  |
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kaṇabhaka | m. idem or 'm. "shining like a grain" (kaṇa iva bhāti-), a kind of fly with a sting '  |
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kaṇabhakṣa | m. equals kaṇāda- below.  |
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kaṇabhakṣaka | m. a kind of sparrow  |
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kaṇabhuj | m. equals kaṇāda- below.  |
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kaṇāda | m. "atom-eater", N. given to the author of the vaiśeṣika- branch of the nyāya- philosophy (as teaching that the world was formed by an aggregation of atoms;he is also called kāśyapa-, and considered as a devarṣi-;See also ulūka-) etc.  |
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kaṇāda | m. a goldsmith (equals kalāda-)  |
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kaṇāda | See under k/aṇa- |
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kaṇādarahasyasaṃgraha | m. Name of work  |
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kanadeva | m. Name of a Buddhist patriarch.  |
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kaṇadhūma | m. a kind of penance  |
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kaṇaguggulu | m. a species of bdellium  |
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kaṇāhvā | f. a kind of white cummin seed  |
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kaṇaja | m. a particular measure  |
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kaṇajīra | m. a white kind of cummin seed  |
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kaṇajīraka | n. idem or 'm. a white kind of cummin seed '  |
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kanaka | n. (Comm. on ) gold etc.  |
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kanaka | m. thorn-apple  |
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kanaka | m. Mesua Ferrea  |
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kanaka | m. several other plants (Michelia Campaka, Butea Frondosa, Bauhinea Variegata, Cassia Sophora, a kind of bdellium, a kind of sandal-wood)  |
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kanaka | m. a kind of decoction  |
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kanaka | m. Name of particular graha-s or ketu-s  |
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kanaka | m. Name of several men  |
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kanaka | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kanakā | f. one of the seven tongues of fire  |
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kanaka | mfn. of gold, golden  |
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kanaka | See under kan-.  |
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kanakābha | mfn. similar to gold, like gold  |
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kanakabhaṅga | m. a piece of gold.  |
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kanakābja | n. a gold lotus,  |
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kanakācala | m. "the golden mountain", Name of meru-  |
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kanakācala | m. a piece of gold shaped like a mountain (see hema-parvata-).  |
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kanakacampaka | m. a species of Campaka  |
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kanakacandra | m. Name of a king.  |
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kanakadaṇḍa | n. "golden-sticked", a royal parasol  |
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kanakadatta | m. Name of a man  |
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kanakadhvaja | m. Name of a son of dhṛtarāṣṭra-  |
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kanakādhyakṣa | m. the superintendent of gold, treasurer.  |
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kanakādri | m. the mountain meru-  |
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kanakādrikhaṇḍa | n. Name of a section of the skanda-purāṇa-.  |
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kanakagairika | n. a species of ochre (see kāñcana-gai-.)  |
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kanakagaura | n. saffron  |
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kanakagiri | m. Name of the founder of a sect  |
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kanakagiri | m. equals kāñcana-giri-  |
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kanakāhva | n. the blossom of Mesua Ferrea  |
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kanakāhvaya | m. the thorn apple  |
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kanakāhvaya | m. Name of a buddha-  |
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kanakakadalī | f. a species of plantain  |
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kanakakalaśa | m. Name of a man  |
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kanakakāra | m. a goldsmith.  |
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kanakākara | m. idem or 'f. a gold mine, golden soil '  |
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kanakaketakī | f. a species of Pandanus with yellow blossoms  |
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kanakākṣa | m. "gold-eyed", Name of a being attendant on skanda-  |
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kanakākṣa | m. of a king  |
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kanakakṣāra | m. borax  |
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kanakākṣī | f. an owl, L,  |
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kanakakṣīrī | f. Cleome Felina  |
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kanakakuṇḍalā | f. Name of the mother of the yakṣa- harikeśa-.  |
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kanakalatā | f. Name of a plant (to which the slender figure of a woman is compared),  |
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kanakalatikā | f. idem or 'f. Name of a plant (to which the slender figure of a woman is compared), '  |
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kanakalodbhava | m. resin of the plant Shorea Robusta  |
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kanakālukā | f. a golden jar or vase  |
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kanakamālā | f. Name of a woman  |
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kanakamañjarī | f. Name of a woman  |
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kanakamaya | mf(ī-)n. consisting or made of gold, golden  |
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kanakamuni | m. Name of a buddha-  |
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kanakāṅgada | n. a golden bracelet  |
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kanakāṅgada | m. Name of a son of dhṛta-rāṣṭra-  |
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kanakāṅgada | m. of a gandharva-  |
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kanakāntaka | m. Bauhinia Variegata  |
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kanakapala | m. a pala- (a weight of gold and silver equal to sixteen māṣaka-s, or about 280 grains troy)  |
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kanakaparāga | m. gold-dust.  |
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kanakaparvata | m. the mountain meru-  |
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kanakapattra | n. a particular ornament for the ear  |
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kanakaphala | n. the seed of Croton Tiglium.  |
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kanakāpīḍa | m. Name of a being attending on skanda-  |
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kanakapiṅgala | n. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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kanakaprabha | mfn. bright as gold  |
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kanakaprabhā | f. Cardiospermum Halicacabum  |
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kanakaprabhā | f. Name of a metre (consisting of four lines of 13 syllables each)  |
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kanakaprabhā | f. Name of a princess  |
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kanakaprasavā | f. equals -puṣpī- above.  |
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kanakaprasūna | m. Dalbergia Ougeinensis  |
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kanakapura | n. Name of several towns.  |
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kanakapurī | f. idem or 'n. Name of several towns.'  |
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kanakapuṣpī | f. a species of Pandanus with yellow blossoms  |
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kanakapuṣpikā | f. Premna Spinosa  |
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kanakāraka | m. Bauhinia Variegata (see kanakāntaka-above.)  |
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kanakarambhā | f. a species of Musa  |
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kanakarasa | m. fluid gold, a golden stream  |
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kanakarasa | m. yellow orpiment  |
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kanakarekhā | f. Name of a woman  |
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kanakaśaka | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kanakaśakti | m. "the golden-speared one", Name of kārttikeya-  |
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kanakasena | m. Name of a king  |
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kanakaśikharin | m. "golden-crested", Name of the mountain meru-  |
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kanakaśṛṅgamaya | see śṛṅg-, parasmE-pada 1087  |
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kanakastambha | m. a golden column or stem etc.  |
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kanakastambhā | f. "having a golden stem", a species of Musa  |
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kanakastambharucira | mfn. shining with columns of gold  |
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kanakasthalī | f. a gold mine, golden soil  |
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kanakasūtra | n. a golden cord or chain  |
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kanakatālābha | mfn. bright as a golden palm tree.  |
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kanakaṭaṅka | m. a golden hatchet.  |
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kanakavāhinī | f. "gold stream", Name of a river  |
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kanakāvalī | f. a golden chain  |
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kanakavarman | m. Name of a merchant |
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kanakavarṇa | m. Name of a king (supposed to be a former manifestation of śākyamuni-).  |
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kanakavarṣa | m. Name of a king  |
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kanakavatī | f. Name of a town  |
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kanakavatī | f. of a woman  |
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kanakāvatī | f. Name of one of the mothers in the retinue of skanda-  |
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kanakāvatīmādhava | m. Name of work  |
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kanakavigraha | m. Name of a king of viśālapurī-.  |
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kanakāyu | m. Name of a son of dhṛta-rāṣṭra- (varia lectio karakāyu-).  |
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kanakāyus | m. Name of a son of dhṛta-rāṣṭra- (varia lectio karakāyu-).  |
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kanakeśvaratīrtha | n. Name of a tīrtha-.  |
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kanakhala | n. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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kanakhala | m. plural Name of mountains  |
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kanakhala | kana-deva- See kana-.  |
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kanaknaka | mfn. an epithet given to a kind of poison ([ ])  |
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kanakojjvala | mfn. radiant with gold,  |
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kaṇakukkuṭa | m. the son of a vaidehaka- and a pulkasī-,  |
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kanala | mfn. shining, bright ([ ]) gaRa arihaṇādi-  |
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kaṇalābha | m. a whirlpool  |
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kanānakā | f. the pupil of the eye (see kan/īnakā-below.)  |
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kaṇānna | mfn. one whose food consists of grains (of rice)  |
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kaṇānnatā | f. the state of the above  |
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kaṇapa | (kaṇān-, lohagulikāḥ pibatī-) m. a kind of weapon  |
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kanapa | n. equals kaṇapa- q.v  |
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kanapa | n. Name of a man.  |
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kaṇapāyin | m. idem or '(kaṇān-, lohagulikāḥ pibatī-) m. a kind of weapon '  |
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kaṇapriya | m. "fond of seeds", a sparrow  |
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kaṇaśas | ind. in small parts, in minute particles  |
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kanāṭha | m. Name of a man.  |
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kanaṭī | f. red arsenic (equals kunaṭī-).  |
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kaṇāṭīna | m. a wagtail  |
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kaṇāṭīra | m. idem or 'm. a wagtail '  |
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kaṇāṭīraka | m. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. a wagtail ' '  |
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kanavaka | m. Name of a son of śūra-  |
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kanaya | Nom. P. kanayati-, to make less or smaller, diminish  |
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kañc | cl.1 A1. kañcate-, cakañce-, kañcitā-, etc., to bind ; to shine ; ([ confer, compare kac-and kāñc-, kakṣa-; Latin cingere.])  |
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kañcaḍa | m. Commelina Bengalensis  |
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kañcāra | m. the sun  |
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kañcāra | m. equals arkavṛkṣa-  |
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kañcaṭa | m. Commelina Salicifolia and Bengalensis  |
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kañcideka | n. Name of a village  |
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kañcidevā | f. idem or 'n. Name of a village '  |
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kañcikā | f. a small boil  |
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kañcikā | f. the branch of a bamboo  |
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kañcuka | mf(ī-)n. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).) (fr. kañc-?) a dress fitting close to the upper part of the body, armour, mail  |
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kañcuka | mf(ī-)n. a cuirass, corselet, bodice, jacket etc. |
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kañcuka | m. the skin of a snake  |
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kañcuka | m. husk, shell  |
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kañcuka | m. cover, cloth, envelope  |
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kañcuka | m. (figuratively) a cover, disguise  |
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kañcuka | m. equals karabha-  |
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kañcukālu | m. a snake  |
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kañcukī | f. Lipeocercis Serrata  |
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kañcukin | mfn. furnished with armour or mail  |
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kañcukin | mfn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') covered with, wrapped up in  |
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kañcukin | m. an attendant or overseer of the women's apartments, a chamberlain etc.  |
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kañcukin | m. a libidinous man, a debauchee  |
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kañcukin | m. a snake  |
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kañcukin | m. Name of several plants (Agallochum, barley, Cicer Arietinum, Lipeocercis Serrata)  |
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kañcukirecaka | m. dual number the chamberlain and the forester.  |
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kañcukita | mfn. furnished with armour or mail gaRa tārakādi- (see pulakakañcukita-.)  |
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kañcukīya | m. a chamberlain  |
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kañcukoṣṇīṣin | mfn. having armour and a turban  |
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kañcula | m. a partridge  |
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kañcūla | mn. idem or 'f. a bodice, corset '  |
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kañculī | f. a bodice, jacket etc.  |
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kañculikā | f. a bodice, corset  |
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kaṇḍ | cl.1 P. A1. kaṇḍati-, -te-, to be glad or wanton: cl.10 P. kaṇḍayati-, to separate (the chaff from the grain) (see kaḍ-.)  |
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kand | cl.1 P. kandati-, cakanda-, to cry, utter lamentations: A1. kandate-, to be confounded, confound (see 1 . kad-, krand-.)  |
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kaṇḍa | n. an ornament,  |
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kaṇḍa | a joint (= parvan-),  |
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kanda | mn. ( kan- commentator or commentary on ), a bulbous or tuberous root, a bulb etc.  |
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kanda | mn. the bulbous root of Amorphophallus Campanulatus  |
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kanda | mn. garlic  |
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kanda | mn. a lump, swelling, knot |
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kanda | mn. ([ confer, compare Greek , ; O. H. G.hnUtr,hnUta])  |
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kanda | mn. an affection of the female organ (considered as a fleshy excrescence, but apparently prolapsus uteri )  |
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kanda | mn. Name of a metre (of four lines of thirteen syllables each)  |
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kanda | mn. (in mus.) a kind of time  |
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kandabahulā | f. Name of a bulbous plant  |
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kandada | mfn. giving or forming bulbs (varia lectio kakuda- edition Bomb.)  |
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kandāḍhya | m. a kind of tuberous plant  |
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kaṇḍagopāla | m. Name (also title or epithet) of a king,  |
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kandaguḍūcī | f. a species of Cocculus  |
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kandaja | mfn. growing or coming from bulbs  |
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kandala | mfn. the cheek (or the cheek and temple)  |
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kandala | mfn. girth, girdle  |
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kandala | mfn. a new shoot or sprig  |
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kandala | mfn. a low soft tone  |
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kandala | mfn. a portent (as an eclipse, supposed to forbode evil)  |
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kandala | mfn. reproach, censure  |
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kandala | m. gold  |
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kandala | m. war, battle  |
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kandala | m. Name of a plant with white flowers (which appear very plentifully and all at once in the rainy season)  |
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kandala | m. lotus seed  |
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kandala | m. a flag, banner  |
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kandala | m. Name of work  |
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kandala | n. the flower of the kandalī- tree  |
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kandala | mfn. filled with (compound),  |
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kandalānta | m. a species of serpent  |
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kandalatā | f. Name of a plant with a bulbous root  |
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kandalaya | Nom. P. kandalayati-, to bring forth or produce in abundance or simultaneously  |
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kandalāyana | m. Name of an ancient sage  |
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kandalī | f. a species of deer (the hide of which is useful)  |
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kandali | a sprout, ibidem or 'in the same place or book or text' as the preceding  |
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kandalī | f. See above.  |
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kandalīkāra | m. Name of an author.  |
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kandalīkusuma | n. the flower of kandalī-  |
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kandalīkusuma | n. a mushroom  |
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kandalin | mfn. covered with kandalī- flowers |
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kandalin | mfn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') abounding with, full of  |
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kandalin | m. a kind of deer  |
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kandalita | mfn. put forth or emitted in abundance or simultaneously  |
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kandālu | m. Name of several tuberous plants  |
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kandāmṛtā | f. a species of Opuntia  |
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kandamūla | n. a radish  |
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kandamūlaka | n. idem or 'n. a radish '  |
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kaṇḍana | n. the act of threshing, separating the chaff from the grain in a mortar  |
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kaṇḍana | n. that which is separated from the grain, chaff  |
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kaṇḍānaka | m. Name of a being attendant on śiva-  |
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kaṇḍanī | f. a wooden bowl or mortar (in which the cleaning or threshing of grain is performed)  |
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kandaphalā | f. Name of a cucurbitaceous plant  |
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kaṇḍarā | f. a sinew (of which sixteen are considered to be in the human body) etc.  |
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kaṇḍarā | f. a principal vessel of the body, a large artery, vein etc.  |
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kandara | f(ā-), am-, n. (as-, m. ) ( kand- commentator or commentary on ; kaṃ-, jalena dīryate- ),"great cliff", an artificial or natural cave, glen, defile, valley etc.  |
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kandara | m. a hook for driving an elephant  |
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kandarā | f. the lute of the caṇḍāla-s  |
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kandara | m. Name of a mother in the retinue of skanda-  |
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kandara | n. ginger  |
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kandarākara | m. a mountain  |
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kandarāla | m. Name of several plants (Hibiscus Populneoides;Ficus Infectoria;the walnut tree)  |
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kandarālaka | m. Ficus Infectoria  |
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kandarāntara | n. the interior of a cave  |
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kandaravat | mfn. containing caves or valleys  |
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kandārha | m. Amorphophallus Campanulatus  |
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kaṇḍarīka | m. Name of a man  |
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kandarohiṇī | f. Name of a plant  |
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kandarpa | m. (etymology doubtful;according to some fr. kaṃ-darpa-,"inflamer even of a god"See 3. ka-,or "of great wantonness") , Name of kāma- (q.v), love, lust etc.  |
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kandarpa | m. (in mus.) a particular rāga- (q.v)  |
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kandarpa | m. a kind of time  |
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kandarpa | m. membrum virile  |
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kandarpa | m. Name of a man  |
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kandarpā | f. one of the divine women attending on the fifteenth arhat- ( )  |
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kandarpacūḍāmaṇi | m. Name of work  |
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kandarpadahana | n. a section of the śiva-purāṇa-.  |
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kandarpajīva | m. Name of a plant (equals kāma-vṛddhi-).  |
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kandarpajvara | m. passion, desire  |
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kandarpakeli | m. Name of work  |
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kandarpaketu | m. Name of a prince  |
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kandarpakūpa | m. "a well of love", pudendum muliebre  |
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kandarpamathana | m. Name of śiva-  |
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kandarpamātṛ | f. Name of lakṣmī-  |
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kandarpamusala | m. membrum virile  |
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kandarpasenā | f. Name of a woman  |
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kandarpasenā | f. of a surāṅganā-.  |
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kandarpasiddhānta | m. Name of a commentator.  |
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kandarpaśṛṅkhala | m. a kind of coitus,  |
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kandaśāka | n. a kind of vegetable  |
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kandasaṃbhava | mfn. growing from bulbs  |
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kandasaṃjña | n. prolapsus uteri (see kanda-)  |
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kandāśana | mfn. living upon bulbs  |
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kandasāra | n. indra-'s garden  |
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kandasāraka | n. idem or 'n. indra-'s garden '  |
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kandaśūraṇa | m. Amorphophallus Campanulatus.  |
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kandaṭa | m. the white esculent water-lily  |
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kandauṣadha | n. a sort of Arum  |
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kandavallī | f. Name of a medical plant  |
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kandavardhana | m. the esculent root of Amorphophallus Campanulatus.  |
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kandavat | m. a species of the soma- plant  |
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kandekṣu | m. a sort of grass  |
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kandī | f. See māṃsa-k-.  |
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kaṇḍikā | f. a short section, the shortest subdivision (in the arrangement of certain Vedic compositions)  |
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kaṇḍikā | f. ([ see kāṇḍa-and kāṇḍikā-.])  |
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kaṇḍīkṛ | to pound, bray  |
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kandila | m. a kind of tuberous plant  |
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kandin | m. Amorphophallus Campanulatus  |
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kaṇḍīra | m. a sort of vegetable (see gaṇḍīra-.)  |
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kandirī | f. Mimosa Pudica  |
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kandodbhavā | f. a species of Cocculus  |
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kaṇḍola | m. a basket for holding grain (made of bamboo or cane) commentator or commentary on  |
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kaṇḍola | m. a safe, any place in which provisions are kept  |
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kaṇḍola | m. a camel (see kaṇṭhāla-)  |
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kaṇḍolaka | m. a basket, safe, store-room  |
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kaṇḍolapāda | mfn. camel-footed (?) gaRa hasty-ādi- (not in )  |
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kaṇḍolavīṇā | f. the lute of a caṇḍāla-, a common lute  |
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kaṇḍolī | f. the lute of a caṇḍāla- (see kaṭola-, gaṇḍola-)  |
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kaṇḍoṣa | m. a scorpion, tarantula  |
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kandoṭa | m. Nymphaea Esculenta  |
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kandoṭa | m. the blue lotus  |
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kandota | m. Nymphaea Esculenta  |
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kandottha | n. the blue lotus (see kandoṭa-.)  |
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kaṇḍu | f. equals kaṇḍū- below  |
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kaṇḍu | m. Name of a ṛṣi-  |
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kaṇḍu | f. an itching or ardent desire,  |
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kaṇḍū | f. itching, the itch  |
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kaṇḍū | f. scratching, (see sa-kaṇḍūka-.)  |
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kandu | mf. ( skand- ), a boiler, saucepan, or other cooking utensil of iron commentator or commentary on  |
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kandu | mf. an oven, or vessel serving for one  |
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kandu | mf. a kind of fragrant substance  |
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kandu | m. Name of a man.  |
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kaṇḍūghna | m. Cathartocarpus Fistula  |
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kaṇḍūghna | m. white mustard  |
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kandugṛha | n. a cookery commentator or commentary on  |
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kaṇḍūjuṣ | mfn. feeling a desire to scratch, itching  |
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kaṇḍuka | m. Name of a barber  |
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kanduka | m. a boiler, saucepan commentator or commentary on  |
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kanduka | m. a ball of wood or pith for playing with  |
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kanduka | m. a pillow , (n. varia lectio)  |
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kanduka | m. a betel-nut  |
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kanduka | m. a kind of time in music:  |
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kandukagṛha | n. a place for cooking commentator or commentary on  |
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kandukalīlā | f. a game at ball,  |
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kandukaprastha | n. Name of a town gaRa karkyādi- (not in )  |
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kaṇḍūkarī | f. Mucuna Pruritus  |
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kandukāya | Nom. A1. kandukāyate-, to be like a playing ball  |
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kandukeśa | n. Name of a liṅga-.  |
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kandukeśvaraliṅga | n. idem or 'n. Name of a liṅga-.'  |
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kandukotsava | m. a pastime consisting in playing at ball,  |
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kaṇḍula | mfn. itching  |
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kaṇḍūla | mfn. itching, ardently desiring, , Scholiast or Commentator  |
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kaṇḍūla | mfn. having or feeling a desire to scratch, itchy  |
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kaṇḍūlā | f. Amorphophallus Campanulatus  |
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kaṇḍūlabhāva | m. the itch, a state of eager desire for (locative case)  |
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kaṇḍūmakā | f. a kind of insect whose bite is poisonous  |
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kaṇḍūmat | mfn. scratching, itching  |
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kaṇḍūna | mfn. feeling a desire to scratch, itching, desiring or longing for  |
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kandupakva | mfn. parched or roasted (as grain) or fried in a pan, dressed without water  |
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kaṇḍura | mf(ā-)n. scratching  |
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kaṇḍura | mf(ā-)n. itching  |
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kaṇḍura | m. Momordica Charantia  |
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kaṇḍura | m. a species of reed  |
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kaṇḍurā | f. Mucuna Pruritus  |
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kaṇḍura | m. a species of creeper  |
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kaṇḍūra | m. Amorphophallus Campanulatus  |
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kaṇḍūrā | f. Mucuna Pruritus  |
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kandūraka | m. a kind of fragrant substance  |
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kanduśālā | f. equals -gṛha-  |
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kaṇḍūti | f. scratching  |
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kaṇḍūti | f. itching, the itch etc.  |
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kaṇḍūti | f. (figuratively) sexual desire (of women)  |
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kaṇḍūti | f. Name of one of the mothers in the retinue of skanda-  |
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kaṇḍūya | Nom. P. A1. kaṇḍūy/ati-, -te-, to scratch, scrape, rub etc. ; to itch, : Passive voice kaṇḍūyate-, to be scratched : Desiderative kaṇḍūyiyiṣati- vArttika on  |
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kaṇḍūyā | f. scratching, itching commentator or commentary on  |
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kaṇḍūyana | n. the act of scratching, scraping, rubbing  |
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kaṇḍūyana | n. itching, the itch etc.  |
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kaṇḍūyanaka | mfn. serving for scratching or tickling (as a straw) ( )  |
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kaṇḍūyanī | f. a brush for scraping or rubbing |
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kaṇḍūyita | n. idem or 'f. scratching, itching commentator or commentary on '  |
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kaṇḍūyitṛ | mfn. scratching, a scratcher  |
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kaṇḍvādi | m. Name of a gaṇa-  |
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kaṇe | ind., considered as a gati- in the sense of"satisfying a desire" , (exempli gratia, 'for example' kaṇe-hatya payaḥ pibati-,he drinks milk till he is satiated )  |
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kaṇera | m. Pterospermum Acerifolium  |
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kaṇerā | f. a she-elephant  |
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kaṇerā | f. a courtezan  |
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kanerā | f. (see kaṇerā-) a female elephant  |
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kanerā | f. a harlot  |
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kaṇeru | m. equals kaṇera-  |
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kaṇeru | m. see kareṇu-.  |
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kaṅganīla | m. Name of a nāga-  |
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kaṅgu | f. a kind of Panic seed (several varieties are cultivated as food for the poor) commentator or commentary on  |
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kaṅgū | f. equals kaṅguka-  |
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kaṅguka | mf(ā-) idem or 'f. a kind of Panic seed (several varieties are cultivated as food for the poor) commentator or commentary on '  |
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kaṅgula | m. a particular position of the hand  |
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kaṅgunī | f. Celastrus Paniculatus  |
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kaṅgunī | f. equals kaṅgu-  |
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kaṅgunīpattrā | f. Panicum Verticillatum  |
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kaṇī | f. equals kaṇikā- below  |
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kanī | f. a girl, maiden (only genitive case plural kan/īnām-)  |
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kaṇīci | f. or ī- ( ) a sound  |
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kaṇīci | f. a creeper in flower  |
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kaṇīci | f. Abrus Precatorius  |
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kaṇīci | f. a cart (see kanīci-.)  |
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kanīci | f. (see kaṇīci-) a cart  |
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kanīci | f. a creeping plant with blossoms  |
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kanīci | f. Abrus Precatorius  |
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kaṇika | m. a grain, ear of corn  |
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kaṇika | m. a drop, small particle  |
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kaṇika | m. the meal of parched wheat, the heart of wheat  |
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kaṇika | m. an enemy  |
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kaṇika | m. a purificatory ceremony (equals nīrājana- q.v)  |
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kaṇika | m. Name of a minister of king dhṛta-rāṣṭra-  |
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kaṇikā | f. an ear of corn commentator or commentary on  |
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kaṇikā | f. a drop, atom, small particle etc.  |
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kaṇikā | f. a small spot  |
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kaṇikā | f. the meal of parched wheat  |
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kaṇikā | f. Premna Spinosa or Longifolia  |
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kaṇikā | f. a kind of corn  |
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kaṇīka | mfn. small, diminutive  |
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kaṇīkā | f. a grain, single seed  |
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kanikrada | mfn. ( krand-, Intensive) , neighing  |
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kanīna | mfn. young, youthful  |
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kanīnaka | m. a boy, youth  |
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kanīnaka | m. (kan/īnaka-), the pupil of the eye  |
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kanīnaka | m. the caruncula lacrymalis  |
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kanīnakā | f. a girl, maiden, virgin  |
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kanīnakā | f. (kan/īnakā-and kan/īnikā-), the pupil of the eye etc.  |
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kanīnakā | f. the little finger  |
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kanīnī | f. the pupil of the eye  |
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kanīnī | f. the little finger  |
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kanīnika | n. Name of several sāman-s.  |
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kaṇiśa | m. an ear or spike of corn  |
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kaṇiśakiṃsāru | m. the beard of corn  |
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kaniṣka | m. Name of a celebrated king of Northern India (whose reign began in the first century of our era and who, next to aśoka-, was the greatest supporter of Buddhism;his empire seems to have comprised Afghanistan, the Panjab, Yarkand, Kashmir, Ladak, agra-, Rajputana, Gujarat, and Sindh)  |
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kaniṣkapura | n. Name of a town founded by him.  |
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kaniṣṭha | mfn. the youngest, younger born (opposed to jyeṣṭha-and vṛddha-) etc.  |
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kaniṣṭha | mfn. the smallest, lowest, least (opposed to bhūyiṣṭha-) etc.  |
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kaniṣṭha | m. a younger brother  |
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kaniṣṭha | m. (scilicet ghaṭa-) the descending bucket of a well,  |
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kaniṣṭha | m. plural Name of a class of deities of the fourteenth manvantara-  |
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kaniṣṭhā | f. (with or without aṅguli-) the little finger  |
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kaniṣṭhā | f. a younger wife, one married later (than another)  |
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kaniṣṭhā | f. an inferior wife (see kaṇa-and kanyā-.)  |
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kaniṣṭha | mfn. the youngest, younger born (opposed to jyeṣṭha-and vṛddha-) etc.  |
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kaniṣṭha | mfn. the smallest, lowest, least (opposed to bhūyiṣṭha-) etc.  |
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kaniṣṭha | m. a younger brother  |
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kaniṣṭha | m. (scilicet ghaṭa-) the descending bucket of a well,  |
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kaniṣṭha | m. plural Name of a class of deities of the fourteenth manvantara-  |
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kaniṣṭhaga | m. a jina-  |
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kaniṣṭhaka | mf(ik/ā-)n. the smallest  |
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kaniṣṭhaka | n. a sort of grass  |
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kaniṣṭhamūla | n. idem or 'mfn. having the youngest as the first.'  |
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kaniṣṭhapada | n. least root (that quantity of which the square multiplied by the given multiplicator and having the given addend added or subtrahend subtracted is capable of affording an exact square root)  |
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kaniṣṭhaprathama | mfn. having the youngest as the first.  |
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kaniṣṭhatā | f.  |
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kaniṣṭhātreya | m. "the younger ātreya-", Name of an author on medicine.  |
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kaniṣṭhatva | n. the state of being younger or smaller.  |
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kaniṣṭhikā | f. the little finger (aṅguli-) etc.  |
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kaniṣṭhikā | f. subjection, obedience, service  |
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kaṇita | n. crying out with pain  |
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kanīyaḥstana | mfn. having fewer teats,  |
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kaṇīyas | mfn. very small, young, younger  |
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kaṇīyas | mfn. equals kanīyas- q.v  |
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kanīyas | mfn. younger, a younger brother or sister, younger son or daughter (opposed to jyāyas-) etc. |
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kanīyas | mfn. smaller, less, inferior, very small or insignificant (opposed to bhūyas-and uttama-) etc.  |
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kanīyas | f. (yasī-) the younger sister of a wife  |
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kanīyasa | mfn. younger etc.  |
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kanīyasa | mfn. smaller, less  |
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kanīyasa | n. "of less value", copper  |
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kanīyastva | n. the state of being smaller or less  |
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kanīyasvin | mfn. less, inferior  |
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kanīyokṣara | mfn. having fewer syllables,  |
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kañjaka | m. the bird Gracula Religiosa  |
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kañjala | m. the bird Gracula Religiosa  |
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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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kañjara | m. the belly  |
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kañjara | m. an elephant  |
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kañjara | m. the sun  |
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kañjara | m. Name of brahmā-  |
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kañjāra | m. a peacock  |
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kañjāra | m. the belly  |
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kañjāra | m. an elephant  |
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kañjāra | m. a muni-, hermit  |
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kañjāra | m. the sun  |
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kañjāra | m. Name of brahmā-  |
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kañjāra | m. equals vyañjana-  |
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kañjikā | f. Siphonantus Indica  |
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kañjinī | f. a courtezan  |
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kaṅk | cl.1 A1. kaṅkate-, cakaṅke-, kaṅkitā-, etc., to go ([ confer, compare Hibernian or Irish cichet,"walking"; Lithuanian kanku4,"to come to."])  |
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kaṅka | m. (fr. the above according to ), a heron (the first heron is supposed to be a son of surasā- ) etc.  |
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kaṅka | m. a kind of mango  |
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kaṅka | m. Name of yama-  |
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kaṅka | m. of several men etc.  |
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kaṅka | m. a N. assumed by yudhiṣṭhira- (before king virāṭa-, when in the disguise of a Brahman)  |
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kaṅka | m. a false or pretended Brahman  |
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kaṅka | m. a man of the second or military tribe  |
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kaṅka | m. one of the eighteen divisions of the continent  |
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kaṅka | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kaṅkā | f. a kind of sandal  |
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kaṅkā | f. the scent of the lotus  |
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kaṅka | f(ā-and ī-). Name of a daughter of ugrasena- (and sister of kaṅka-)  |
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kaṅkacit | mfn. collected into a heap resembling a heron  |
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kaṅkadeva | m. Name (also title or epithet) of a para-māra- king,  |
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kaṅkahrada | m. Name (also title or epithet) of a tank,  |
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kaṅkāla | mn. a skeleton  |
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kaṅkāla | m. a particular mode in music.  |
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kaṅkālabhairava | n. Name of work  |
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kaṅkālabhairavatantra | n. idem or 'n. Name of work '  |
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kaṅkālaketu | m. Name of a dānava-.  |
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kaṅkālamālabhārin | m. "wearing a necklace of bones", Name of śiva-.  |
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kaṅkālamālin | m. idem or 'm. "wearing a necklace of bones", Name of śiva-.'  |
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kaṅkālamusala | n. Name of a mythical weapon  |
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kaṅkalatā | f. a species of plant  |
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kaṅkālaya | m. the human body  |
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kaṅkālaya | m. Name of an author.  |
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kaṅkālin | m. Name of a yakṣa-  |
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kaṅkālinī | f. Name of a form of durgā-  |
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kaṅkaloḍya | varia lectio for aṅga-loḍya- q.v  |
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kaṅkamālā | f. beating time by clapping the hands  |
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kaṅkamukha | mfn. shaped like a heron's mouth (said of a sort of forceps)  |
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kaṅkaṇa | n. (as- m. ), ( kai- commentator or commentary on ), a bracelet, ornament for the wrist, ring etc.  |
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kaṅkaṇa | n. a band or ribbon (tied round the wrist of a bride or bridegroom before marriage)  |
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kaṅkaṇa | n. an annual weapon  |
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kaṅkaṇa | n. an ornament round the feet of an elephant  |
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kaṅkaṇa | n. any ornament or trinket  |
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kaṅkaṇa | n. a crest  |
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kaṅkaṇa | a drop of water,  |
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kaṅkaṇa | m. Name of a teacher  |
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kaṅkaṇā | f. Name of one of the mothers in the retinue of skanda-  |
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kaṅkaṇa | Name (also title or epithet) of a poet,  |
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kaṅkaṇābharaṇa | mfn. wearing a golden bracelet,  |
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kaṅkaṇabhūṣaṇa | mfn. adorned with tinkling ornaments  |
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kaṅkaṇadhara | m. a bridegroom  |
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kaṅkaṇadharā | f. a bride  |
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kaṅkaṇahārikā | f. a kind of bird commentator or commentary on  |
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kaṅkaṇamaṇī | f. a jewel in a bracelet commentator or commentary on  |
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kaṅkaṇapriya | m. Name of a demon causing fevers  |
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kaṅkaṇapura | n. Name of a town  |
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kaṅkaṇavarṣa | mfn. "raining down bracelets", a magician  |
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kaṅkaṇavarṣa | mfn. Name of a king  |
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kaṅkaṇavarṣitā | f. the state of being the above  |
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kaṅkaṇī | f. an ornament furnished with bells (see kakṣā-; kiṅkiṇī-.)  |
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kaṅkaṇīka | m. Name of a nāga-  |
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kaṅkaṇīkā | f. an ornament furnished with bells  |
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kaṅkaṇīkā | f. a string tied round the wrist  |
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kaṅkaṇin | mfn. ornamented with a bracelet  |
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kaṅkaparvan | m. a kind of serpent  |
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kaṅkaparvan | (kaṅkā--),  |
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kaṅkapattra | n. a heron's feather (fixed on an arrow)  |
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kaṅkapattra | mfn. furnished with the feathers of a heron (as an arrow)  |
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kaṅkapattra | m. an arrow furnished with heron's feathers.  |
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kaṅkapattrin | mfn. furnished with heron's feathers  |
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kaṅkapṛṣṭhī | f. a species of fish |
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kaṅkara | mfn. vile, bad  |
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kaṅkara | n. buttermilk mixed with water  |
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kaṅkara | n. a particular high number  |
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kaṅkaraṅka | m. a hungry or half-starved crane,  |
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kaṅkarola | m. Alangium Hexapetalum  |
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kaṅkaśatru | m. Desmodium Gangeticum  |
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kaṅkaśāya | m. "sleeping like a heron"(?), a dog (see kakṣa-śāya-.)  |
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kaṅkaṭa | m. ( kaṅk- ), armour, mail  |
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kaṅkaṭa | m. an iron hook (to goad an elephant)  |
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kaṅkaṭa | m. boundary, limit  |
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kaṅkaṭa | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kaṅkata | mfn. a comb, hair-comb (varia lectio kaṇṭaka-) etc.  |
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kaṅkata | mfn. a slightly venomous animal ([ ])  |
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kaṅkata | mfn. Name of a teacher  |
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kaṅkaṭaka | m. armour, mail  |
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kaṅkaṭerī | f. turmeric  |
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kaṅkatī | f. Sida Rhombifolia.  |
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kaṅkaṭika | mfn. relating to armour gaRa kumudādi-  |
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kaṅkaṭīka | m. Name (also title or epithet) of śiva-, L  |
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kaṅkatikā | f. a comb  |
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kaṅkatikā | f. Sida Rhombifolia  |
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kaṅkaṭila | mfn. armed with mail gaRa kāsādi-  |
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kaṅkaṭin | mfn. furnished with armour gaRa prekṣādi-  |
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kaṅkaṭin | m. a chamberlain  |
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kaṅkatīya | m. plural Name of a family.  |
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kaṅkatroṭa | m. a kind of fish, Esox Kankila  |
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kaṅkatroṭi | m. idem or 'm. a kind of fish, Esox Kankila '  |
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kaṅkatuṇḍa | m. Name of a rakṣas-  |
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kaṅkavadana | n. "heron's mouth", a pair of tongs  |
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kaṅkavājita | mfn. having heron's feathers (as an arrow),  |
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kaṅkeli | m. the tree Jonesia Asoka  |
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kaṅkella | m. idem or 'm. the tree Jonesia Asoka '  |
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kaṅkelli | mf(ī-). idem or 'm. idem or 'm. the tree Jonesia Asoka ' '  |
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kaṅkeru | m. a kind of crow  |
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kaṅkha | n. (perhaps a combination of ka-and kha-), enjoyment, fruition  |
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kaṅkola | m. a kind of plant |
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kaṅkola | m. Name of a nāga-  |
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kaṅkola | m. of an author  |
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kaṅkola | n. cubeb  |
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kaṅkolaka | n. cubeb  |
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kaṅku | m. a kind of Panic seed (equals kaṅgu-)  |
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kaṅku | m. Name of a son of ugra-sena- (erroneous for kaṅka-).  |
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kaṅkūṣa | m. plural a particular part of the head, ([ ]) (equals ābhyantaradeha- )  |
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kaṅkuṣṭha | m. a medicinal earth (described as of two colours, one of silvery and one of a gold colour, or one of a light and one of a dark yellow)  |
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kanna | m. Name of a ṛṣi- (edition Gorresio) , (varia lectio kaṇva-)  |
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kanna | n. fainting, falling in a fit or state of insensibility  |
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kanna | n. sin  |
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kanna | n. (varia lectio kalla-.)  |
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kaṇṭ | cl.1 P. kaṇṭati-, to go, move (see kaṭ-.)  |
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kaṇṭa | m. (thought by some to be for original karnta-,fr.2. kṛt-) a thorn (see tri-kaṇṭa-, bahu-kaṇṭa-,etc.)  |
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kaṇṭa | m. the boundary of a village  |
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kaṇṭa | m. ([ confer, compare Greek ? ])  |
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kanta | mfn. (fr. 1. kam- ind.), happy  |
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kanta | mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. happy, prosperous ' ' ' ' '  |
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kaṇṭadalā | f. Pandanus Odoratissimus  |
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kaṇṭāhvaya | n. the tuberous root of the lotus  |
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kaṇṭaka | m. (n. ) a thorn etc.  |
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kaṇṭaka | m. anything pointed, the point of a pin or needle, a prickle, sting  |
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kaṇṭaka | m. a fish-bone  |
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kaṇṭaka | m. a finger-nail (see karaka-)  |
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kaṇṭaka | m. the erection of the hair of the body in thrilling emotions (see kaṇṭakita-)  |
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kaṇṭaka | m. unevenness or roughness (as on the surface of the tongue)  |
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kaṇṭaka | m. any troublesome seditious person (who is, as it were, a thorn to the state and an enemy of order and good government), a paltry foe, enemy in general (see kṣudra-śatru-) etc.  |
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kaṇṭaka | m. a sharp stinging pain, symptom of disease  |
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kaṇṭaka | m. a vexing or injurious speech  |
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kaṇṭaka | m. any annoyance or source of vexation, obstacle, impediment  |
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kaṇṭaka | m. the first, fourth, seventh, and tenth lunar mansions and  |
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kaṇṭaka | m. a term in the nyāya- philosophy implying refutation of argument, detection of error etc.  |
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kaṇṭaka | m. a bamboo  |
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kaṇṭaka | m. workshop, manufactory  |
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kaṇṭaka | m. boundary of a village  |
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kaṇṭaka | m. fault, defect  |
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kaṇṭaka | m. Name of makara- (or the marine monster, the symbol of kāma-deva-)  |
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kaṇṭaka | m. of the horse of śākya-muni- (wrong reading for kaṇṭhaka- )  |
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kaṇṭaka | m. of an agrahāra-  |
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kaṇṭaka | m. of a barber (varia lectio kaṇḍuka-)  |
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kaṇṭakabhuj | m. "eating thorns", a camel  |
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kaṇṭakadalā | f. Pandanus Odoratissimus ,  |
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kaṇṭakāḍhya | mfn. full of thorns, thorny  |
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kaṇṭakadruma | m. a tree with thorns, a thorn bush  |
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kaṇṭakadruma | m. Bombax Heptaphyllum  |
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kaṇṭakāgāra | n. "dwelling among thorns", a kind of lizard  |
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kaṇṭakāgāra | n. a porcupine  |
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kaṇṭakākhya | m. Trapa Bispinosa.  |
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kaṇṭakāla | m. Artocarpus Integrifolia  |
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kaṇṭakalatā | f. Capparis Zeylanica  |
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kaṇṭakāluka | m. Hedysarum Alhagi  |
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kaṇṭakaphala | m. Artocarpus Integrifolia  |
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kaṇṭakaphala | m. Ruellia Longifolia  |
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kaṇṭakaphala | m. (the term is applicable to any plant the fruit of which is invested with a hairy or thorny coat ; see kaṇṭaki-phala-.)  |
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kaṇṭakapraticchedana | m. a two-edged battle-axe,  |
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kaṇṭakaprāvṛtā | f. Aloe Perfoliata  |
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kaṇṭakāra | m. a particular plant  |
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kaṇṭakāraka | m. a kind of Solanum  |
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kaṇṭakārī | f. Solanum Jacquini  |
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kaṇṭakārī | f. Bombax Heptaphyllum  |
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kaṇṭakārī | f. Flacourtia Sapida  |
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kaṇṭakārikā | f. Solanum Jacquini  |
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kaṇṭakārītraya | n. the aggregate of three sorts of Solanum  |
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kaṇṭakāśana | m. "whose food is thorns", a camel  |
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kaṇṭakaśreṇī | f. idem or 'f. Solanum Jacquini '  |
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kaṇṭakaśreṇī | f. a porcupine  |
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kaṇṭakasthalī | f. Name of a country  |
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kaṇṭakāṣṭhīla | m. "having sharp bones", a kind of fish  |
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kaṇṭakatraya | n. an aggregate of three sorts of Solanum  |
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kaṇṭakavat | mfn. idem or 'f. Capparis Zeylanica '  |
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kaṇṭakavat | mfn. covered with erect hair.  |
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kaṇṭakavṛntākī | f. Solanum Jacquini  |
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kaṇṭakayukta | mfn. having thorns, thorny.  |
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kaṇṭakī | f. a species of Solanum  |
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kaṇṭaki | (in compound for kaṇṭakin-, column 3) .  |
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kaṇṭakija | mfn. produced from or grown upon a thorny plant  |
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kaṇṭakija | mfn. produced from a fish  |
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kaṇṭakikṣīrin | m. plural thorn-plants and milk-plants.  |
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kaṇṭakila | m. Bambusa Spinosa  |
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kaṇṭakilatā | f. a gourd  |
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kaṇṭakin | mfn. thorny, prickly etc.  |
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kaṇṭakin | mfn. vexatious, annoying  |
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kaṇṭakin | m. Name of several plants (viz. Acacia Catechu;Vanguiera Spinosa;Ruellia Longifolia;Zizyphus Jujuba;bamboo)  |
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kaṇṭakin | m. a fish  |
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kaṇṭakinī | f. Solanum Jacquini  |
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kaṇṭakinī | f. a kind of date-palm  |
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kaṇṭakinī | f. red amaranth  |
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kaṇṭakinī | f. Name of a mother in the retinue of skanda-  |
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kaṇṭakiphala | m. equals kaṇṭaka-phala- q.v  |
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kaṇṭakita | mfn. thorny etc.  |
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kaṇṭakita | mfn. covered with erect hairs, having the hair of the body erect  |
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kaṇṭakivṛkṣa | m. a sort of tree |
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kaṇṭakoddhāra | m. Name of work  |
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kaṇṭakoddharaṇa | n. weeding or extracting thorns etc.  |
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kaṇṭakoddharaṇa | n. removing annoyances, extirpating thieves or rogues or any national and public nuisance  |
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kaṇṭakuraṇṭa | m. Barleria Cristata  |
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kaṇṭala | m. Mimosa Arabica (commonly called Vavala;a tree yielding a species of Gum Arabic;the branches are prickly, whence the name )  |
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kaṇṭālikā | f. Solanum Jacquini  |
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kaṇṭālu | m. Solanum Jacquini  |
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kaṇṭālu | m. another species of Solanum  |
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kaṇṭālu | m. a bamboo  |
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kaṇṭapāda | m. Flacourtia Sapida  |
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kaṇṭapattra | m. Flacourtia Sapida  |
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kaṇṭapattraphalā | f. a particular plant  |
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kaṇṭapattrikā | f. Solanum Melongena  |
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kaṇṭaphala | m. Name of several plants (Asteracantha Longifolia;bread-fruit tree;Datura Fastuosa;Guilandina Bonduc;Ricinus Communis)  |
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kaṇṭaphalā | f. a sort of Cucurbita  |
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kaṇṭāphala | m. Asteracantha Longifolia  |
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kaṇṭapuṅkhikā | f. Solanum Jacquini  |
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kaṇṭārikā | f. Name of a plant  |
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kaṇṭārtagalā | f. Barleria Caerulea  |
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kaṇṭatanu | f. a sort of Solanum  |
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kaṇṭavallī | f. Acacia Concinna  |
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kaṇṭavṛkṣa | m. Guilandina Bonduc  |
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kaṇṭh | cl.1 P. A1. kaṇṭhati-, -te-: cl.10 P. kaṇṭhayati-, to mourn ; to long for, desire (see 2. ut-kaṇṭha-) ; .  |
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kaṇṭha | m. ( kaṇ- ), the throat, the neck (see ā-kaṇṭha-tṛpta-; kaṇṭhe- grah-,to embrace )  |
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kaṇṭha | m. the voice (see sanna-kaṇṭha-) etc.  |
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kaṇṭha | m. sound, especially guttural sound  |
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kaṇṭha | m. the neck (of a pitcher or jar), the narrowest part (exempli gratia, 'for example' of the womb;of a hole in which sacrificial fire is deposited;of a stalk etc.) etc.  |
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kaṇṭha | m. immediate proximity  |
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kaṇṭha | m. Vanguiera Spinosa  |
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kaṇṭha | m. Name of a maharṣi-  |
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kanthā | f. a rag, patched garment (especially one worn by certain ascetics)  |
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kanthā | f. ([ confer, compare Greek ; Latin centon; O. H. G.hadara; German hader])  |
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kanthā | f. a wall  |
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kanthā | f. a species of tree  |
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kanthā | f. a town  |
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kanthā | f. (a tatpuruṣa- compound ending in kanthā-is neuter if it imply a town of the uśīnara-s )  |
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kaṇṭhabandha | m. a rope tied round an elephant's neck  |
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kaṇṭhabhaṅga | m. "break of the voice", stammering.  |
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kaṇṭhābharaṇa | n. an ornament for the neck, necklace |
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kaṇṭhābharaṇa | n. a shorter Name of the work called sarasvatī-kaṇṭhābharaṇa- (see also kavika-)  |
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kaṇṭhābharaṇadarpaṇa | n. Name of a commentary on the above work.  |
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kaṇṭhābharaṇamārjana | n. Name of a commentary on the above work.  |
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kaṇṭhabhūṣā | f. idem or 'n. an ornament for the neck, collar, necklace '  |
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kaṇṭhabhūṣaṇa | n. an ornament for the neck, collar, necklace  |
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kaṇṭhaccheda | m. cutting off the neck.  |
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kaṇṭhadaghna | mfn. reaching to the neck  |
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kaṇṭhadhāna | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kanthādhāraṇa | n. wearing a patched garment (as practised by certain yogin-s).  |
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kanthādhārin | m. "rag-wearer", a yogin-, religious mendicant  |
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kaṇṭhadvayasa | mfn. idem or 'mfn. reaching to the neck '  |
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kaṇṭhaga | mf(ā-)n. reaching or extending to the throat  |
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kaṇṭhagata | mfn. being at or in the throat, reaching the throat  |
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kaṇṭhāgata | mfn. come to the throat (as the breath or soul of a dying person)  |
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kaṇṭhāgni | m. "digesting in the throat or gizzard", a bird  |
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kaṇṭhagraha | m. "clinging to the neck", embracing, embrace  |
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kaṇṭhagrahaṇa | n. idem or 'm. "clinging to the neck", embracing, embrace '  |
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kaṇṭhaka | m. an ornament for the neck  |
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kaṇṭhaka | m. Name of the horse of śākyamuni-  |
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kanthaka | m. Name of a man gaRa gargādi-  |
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kanthakā | f. a species of Opuntia  |
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kanthaka | m. (= kaṇṭhaka-) buddha-'s horse,  |
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kaṇṭhakubja | m. a kind of fever (see adhara-kaṇṭha-,1. ut-kaṇṭha-,etc.)  |
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kaṇṭhakubjapratīkāra | m. the cure of the preceding disease.  |
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kaṇṭhakūṇikā | f. the vīṇā- or Indian lute  |
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kaṇṭhakūpa | m. cavity of the throat.  |
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kaṇṭhalā | f. a basket made of canes (see kaṇḍola-.)  |
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kaṇṭhāla | m. a boat, ship  |
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kaṇṭhāla | m. a hoe, spade  |
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kaṇṭhāla | m. war  |
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kaṇṭhāla | m. Arum Campanulatum  |
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kaṇṭhāla | m. a camel  |
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kaṇṭhāla | m. a churning-vessel  |
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kaṇṭhālā | f. a churning-vessel  |
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kaṇṭhalagna | mfn. fastened round the throat  |
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kaṇṭhalagna | mfn. clinging to, embracing.  |
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kaṇṭhalatā | f. a collar, necklace.  |
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kaṇṭhamaṇi | m. a jewel worn on the throat  |
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kaṇṭhamaṇi | m. a dear or beloved object  |
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kaṇṭhamaṇi | m. thyroid cartilage ([ Nachtrag 2]) .  |
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kaṇṭhamūla | n. the deepest part of the throat.  |
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kaṇṭhamūlīya | mfn. being in the deepest part of the throat commentator or commentary on  |
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kaṇṭhanāla | n. "neck-stalk", the throat compared to a lotus-stalk  |
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kaṇṭhanāla | n. the neck  |
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kaṇṭhanālī | f. throat, neck  |
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kaṇṭhanālikā | f. the windpipe,  |
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kaṇṭhanīḍaka | m. Falco Cheela  |
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kaṇṭhanīḍaka | m. a kite  |
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kaṇṭhanīlaka | m. a torch, whisp of lighted straw etc. (equals ulkā-)  |
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kaṇṭhapaṇḍita | m. Name of a poetry or poetic  |
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kaṇṭhapāśaka | m. a halter, a rope passing round an elephant's neck  |
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kaṇṭhapāśaka | m. an elephant's cheek  |
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kaṇṭhapīḍā | f. sharp pains in the throat  |
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kaṇṭhapīṭha | n. gullet, throat  |
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kaṇṭhapīṭhī | f. idem or 'n. gullet, throat '  |
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kaṇṭhapraṇālikā | f. idem or 'f. sharp pains in the throat ',  |
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kaṇṭhaprāvṛta | n. covering the throat  |
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kaṇṭharava | m. Name of an author.  |
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kaṇṭhārava | equals kaṇṭhī-rava- below.  |
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kantharī | f. a species of Opuntia  |
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kanthārī | f. idem or 'f. idem or 'f. a species of Opuntia ' '  |
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kanthārikā | f. idem or 'f. a species of Opuntia '  |
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kaṇṭharodha | m. stopping or lowering the voice (See sa-ka-).  |
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kaṇṭhaśālūka | n. hard tumour in the throat  |
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kaṇṭhasañjana | n. hanging on or round the throat.  |
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kaṇṭhāśleṣa | m. the act of embracing, embrace  |
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kaṇṭhaśoṣa | m. dryness of the throat, a dry throat,  |
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kaṇṭhaśruti | f. Name of an upaniṣad- (belonging to the atharva-- veda-).  |
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kaṇṭhastha | mfn. staying or sticking in the throat  |
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kaṇṭhastha | mfn. being in or upon the throat  |
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kaṇṭhastha | mfn. guttural  |
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kaṇṭhastha | mfn. being in the mouth ready to be repeated by rote, learnt by heart and ready to be recited  |
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kaṇṭhasthalī | f. throat.  |
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kaṇṭhasthānīya | mfn. (see sthānīya-, parasmE-pada 1263)  |
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kaṇṭhaśuṇḍī | f. swelling of the tonsils  |
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kaṇṭhasūtra | n. a particular mode of embracing  |
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kaṇṭhasūtra | n. a necklace,  |
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kaṇṭhatalāsikā | f. the leather or rope passing round the neck of a horse  |
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kaṇṭhatas | ind. from the throat  |
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kaṇṭhatas | ind. distinctly  |
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kaṇṭhatas | ind. singly.  |
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kaṇṭhataṭa | m. n. the side of the neck.  |
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kaṇṭhataṭinī | f. the throat,  |
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kaṇṭhatrāṇa | n. a neck-protector,  |
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kaṇṭhavartin | mfn. being in the throat (as the vital air), about to escape  |
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kaṇṭhāvasakta | mfn. clinging to the neck, embracing.  |
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kaṇṭhavibhūṣaṇa | n. ornament for the neck  |
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kaṇṭheguḍa | m. the apple or protuberance in the throat,  |
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kaṇṭhekāla | m. "black on the neck", Name of śiva-  |
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kaṇṭheśvaratīrtha | m. Name of a tīrtha-.  |
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kantheśvaratīrtha | n. Name of a tīrtha-,  |
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kaṇṭheviddha | m. Name of a man (see kāṇṭheviddhi-.)  |
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kaṇṭhī | f. neck, throat  |
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kaṇṭhī | f. a rope or leather round the neck of a horse  |
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kaṇṭhī | f. a necklace, collar, ornament for the neck  |
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kaṇṭhikā | f. a necklace of one string or row  |
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kaṇṭhikā | f. ornament for the neck  |
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kaṇṭhīla | m. a camel  |
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kaṇṭhīla | mf(ī-). a churning-vessel  |
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kaṇṭhin | mfn. belonging to the throat.  |
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kaṇṭhīrava | m. "roaring from the throat", a lion  |
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kaṇṭhīrava | m. an elephant in rut  |
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kaṇṭhīrava | m. a pigeon  |
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kaṇṭhīravī | f. Gendarussa Vulgaris  |
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kaṇṭhokta | mfn. spoken of or enumerated singly or one by one commentator or commentary on  |
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kaṇṭhokti | f. speaking of or enumerating one by one  |
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kaṇṭhya | mfn. being at or in the throat  |
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kaṇṭhya | mfn. suitable to the throat  |
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kaṇṭhya | mfn. belonging to the throat, pronounced from the throat, guttural (as sounds;they are, according to the prātiśākhya-s, a-, ā-, h-,and the jihvāmūlīya- [or visarjanīya-];according to the commentator or commentary on , a-, ā-, k-, kh-, g-, gh-, ṅ-and h-;according to also e-)  |
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kaṇṭhya | m. a guttural sound or letter  |
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kaṇṭhya | mfn. clear, evident,  |
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kaṇṭhyasvara | m. a guttural vowel (id est a-and ā-)  |
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kaṇṭhyavarṇa | m. a guttural sound or letter.  |
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kanti | mfn. idem or 'mfn. (fr. 1. kam- ind.), happy '  |
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kanti | mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. happy, prosperous ' ' ' ' ' '  |
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kaṇṭin | mfn. thorny  |
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kaṇṭin | m. Name of several plants (viz. Achyranthes Aspera;Acacia Catechu;Ruellia Longifolia;a species of pea)  |
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kantu | mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. (fr. 1. kam- ind.), happy ' '  |
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kantu | m. (fr. kam- ), love, the god of love  |
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kantu | m. the mind, heart commentator or commentary on  |
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kantu | m. a granary  |
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kantu | mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. happy, prosperous ' ' ' ' ' ' '  |
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kantva | n. happiness, prosperity  |
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kaṇūkaya | Nom. P. (present tense parasmE-pada f. kaṇūkay/antī-) to desire to utter words (of blame or censure)  |
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kaṇva | m. ( kaṇ- ), Name of a renowned ṛṣi- (author of several hymns of the ṛg-- veda-;he is called a son of ghora- and is said to belong to the family of aṅgiras-) etc.  |
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kaṇva | m. plural the family or descendants of kaṇva- (besides the celebrated ṛṣi- there occur a kaṇva- nārṣada- kaṇva- śrāyasas- etc.;the founder of a Vedic school;several princes and founders of dynasties;several authors)  |
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kaṇva | m. a peculiar class of evil spirits (against whom the hymn is used as a charm)  |
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kaṇva | mfn. deaf  |
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kaṇva | mfn. praising, a praiser  |
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kaṇva | mfn. one who is to be praised  |
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kaṇva | n. sin, evil commentator or commentary on  |
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kaṇvabṛhat | n. Name of several sāman-s.  |
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kaṇvādi | m. Name of a gaṇa-  |
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kaṇvahotṛ | mfn. one whose hotṛ- priest is a kaṇva-  |
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kaṇvajambhana | mf(ī-)n. consuming or destroying the evil spirits called kaṇva-  |
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kaṇvamat | mfn. prepared by the kaṇva-s (as the soma- )  |
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kaṇvamat | mfn. united with the praisers or with the kaṇva-s (as indra- )  |
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kaṇvarathaṃtara | n. Name of several sāman-s.  |
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kaṇvasakhi | m. having the kaṇva-s as friends, friendly disposed to them  |
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kaṇvāśrama | m. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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kaṇvasūtra | n. Name of work  |
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kaṇvatama | m. the very kaṇva-, a real kaṇva-  |
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kaṇvavat | ind. like kaṇva-  |
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kaṇvaveda | m. Name of work  |
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kaṇvāya | Nom. A1. kaṇvāyate-, to do mischief (see kaṇva- n.)  |
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kaṇvīya | mfn. relating to or performed by kaṇva-.  |
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kaṇvīyasaṃhitāhoma | m. Name of work  |
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kaṇvopaniṣad | f. Name of an upaniṣad-.  |
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kanya | mf(ā-)n. the smallest (opposed to uttama-and madhyama-)  |
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kanyā | f. See kany/ā- below; ([ confer, compare Zend kainin; Hibernian or Irish cain,"chaste, undefiled."])  |
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kanyā | f. ( kan- ), a girl, virgin, daughter etc. etc. (kanyāṃ- dā-or pra-dā-or pra-yam-or upa-pad-, Causal to give one's daughter in marriage ; kanyāṃ prati-grah-or hṛ-or vah-,to receive a girl in marriage, marry )  |
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kanyā | f. the sign of the zodiac Virgo and etc.  |
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kanyā | f. the female of any animal  |
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kanyā | f. Name of durgā-  |
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kanyā | f. Name of a tuberous plant growing in kaśmīra-  |
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kanyā | f. Aloe Perfoliata  |
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kanyā | f. several other plants  |
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kanyā | f. Name of a metre (of four lines, each of them containing four long syllables).  |
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kanya | kanyaka-, kanyā-, etc. See .  |
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kanyābhaikṣa | n. begging for a girl  |
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kanyābhartṛ | m. (equals kanyābhiḥ prārthanīyo bhartā- ) , Name of kārttikeya-  |
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kanyābhartṛ | m. a daughter's husband, son-in-law  |
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kanyābhāva | m. virginity, maidenhood  |
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kanyādāna | n. giving a girl in marriage  |
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kanyādāna | n. (kanyādāna-,receiving a girl in marriage )  |
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kanyādarśam | ind. at the sight of a girl, Sch.  |
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kanyādātṛ | m. (a father) who gives a girl in marriage  |
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kanyādhana | n. a girl's property, portion, dowry  |
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kanyādhana | n. (if a girl dies unmarried her property falls to her brother's share )  |
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kanyādoṣa | m. a blemish in a virgin (as disease, bad repute etc.)  |
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kanyādūṣaka | m. the violator of a virgin  |
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kanyādūṣaka | m. the calumniator of a girl  |
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kanyādūṣaṇa | n. defilement of a virgin  |
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kanyādūṣaṇa | n. calumniating a maiden.  |
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kanyādūṣayitṛ | m. the defiler of a maiden  |
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kanyādūṣin | m. idem or 'm. the defiler of a maiden '  |
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kanyāgāra | n. the women's apartments,  |
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kanyāgarbha | m. the offspring of an unmarried woman  |
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kanyāgata | mfn. inherent in or pertaining to a virgin  |
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kanyāgata | mfn. the position of a planet in the sign Virgo.  |
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kanyāgrahaṇa | n. taking a girl in marriage.  |
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kanyāgṛha | n. the women's apartments,  |
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kanyāharaṇa | n. carrying a girl off forcibly, rape  |
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kanyāhrada | m. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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kanyāja | m. the son of an unmarried woman  |
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kanyājāta | m. idem or 'm. the son of an unmarried woman '  |
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kanyaka | mfn. the smallest  |
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kanyakā | f. a girl, maiden, virgin, daughter etc.  |
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kanyakā | f. the constellation Virgo in the zodiac  |
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kanyakā | f. Name of durgā-  |
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kanyakā | f. Aloe Indica  |
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kanyākā | f. a girl,  |
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kanyākā | the pupil of the eye,  |
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kanyakācchala | n. beguiling a maiden, seduction  |
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kanyakāchala | n. beguiling a maiden, seduction  |
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kanyakāgāra | n. the women's apartments  |
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kanyakāguṇa | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kanyakājāta | m. the son of an unmarried woman  |
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kanyākāla | m. the time of maidenhood  |
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kanyakāpati | m. a daughter's husband, son-in-law  |
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kanyakubja | n. (f(ā-). ), Name of an ancient city of great note (in the north-western provinces of India, situated on the kālī nadī-,a branch of the gaṅgā-, in the modern district of Farrukhabad;the popular spelling of the name presents, perhaps, greater variations than that of any place in India[ exempli gratia, 'for example' Kanauj,Kunnoj,Kunnouj,Kinoge,Kinnoge,Kinnauj,Kanoj,Kannauj,Kunowj,CanowjCanoje,Canauj,etc.];in antiquity this city ranks next to ayodhyā- in Oude;it is known in classical geography as Canogyza;but the name applies also to its dependencies and the surrounding district;the current etymology[ kanyā-,"a girl", shortened to kanya-,and kubja-,"round-shouldered or crooked"] refers to a legend in ,relating to the hundred daughters of kuśanābha-, the king of this city, who were all rendered crooked by vāyu- for non-compliance with his licentious desires;the ruins of the ancient city are said to occupy a site larger than that of London)  |
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kanyākubja | f(ā-)n. equals kanya-kubja- above  |
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kanyakubjadeśa | m. the country round kanyakubja-.  |
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kanyakumārī | f. Name of durgā-  |
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kanyākumārī | f. equals kanya-ku-.  |
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kanyākūpa | m. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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kanyalā | f. idem or 'f. a maiden, girl '  |
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kanyāmaya | mfn. consisting of a girl (as property etc.), being a girl or daughter  |
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kanyanā | f. a maiden, girl  |
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kanyāpāla | m. the protector or father of a girl  |
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kanyāpāla | m. a dealer in slave girls  |
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kanyāpāla | m. a dealer in spirituous liquors (for kalyā-pāla-)  |
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kanyāpati | m. a daughter's husband, son-in-law  |
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kanyāpipīlikā | f. a very small ant,  |
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kanyāpradāna | n. giving a daughter in marriage  |
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kanyāpravahaṇa | n. (= pradāna-),  |
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kanyāpura | n. the women's apartments |
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kanyāputra | m. the offspring of an unmarried woman  |
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kanyārāma | (kanyārāma-) m. Name of a buddha-.  |
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kanyārāśi | m. the sign Virgo.  |
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kanyāratna | n. "girl-jewel", an excellent maiden, a lovely girl.  |
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kanyārthika | (kanyārthika-) mfn. wanting or desiring a girl.  |
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kanyārthin | (kanyārthin-) mfn. idem or '(kanyārthika-) mfn. wanting or desiring a girl.'  |
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kanyasa | mf(ā-and ī-)n. younger  |
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kanyasa | mf(ā-and ī-)n. smaller, the smallest  |
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kanyasā | f. the little finger  |
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kanyāsaṃpradāna | n. the giving away a maiden in marriage.  |
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kanyāsamudbhava | mfn. born from an unmarried woman  |
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kanyāsaṃvedya | n. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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kanyāśrama | (kanyāśrama-) m. Name of a hermitage  |
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kanyāśulka | n. equals -dhana- above.  |
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kanyāsvayaṃvara | m. the voluntary choice of a husband by a maiden.  |
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kanyāṭa | mfn. (kanyāṭa-) following after young girls  |
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kanyāṭa | m. the women's apartments  |
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kanyātīrtha | n. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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kanyātva | n. virginity, maidenhood  |
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kanyāvat | mfn. possessing a daughter  |
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kanyāvat | m. (ān-) the father of a girl  |
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kanyāvedin | m. a son-in-law  |
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kanyāvratasthā | f. a woman in her monthly state  |
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kanyikā | f. a girl, maiden, daughter  |
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kanyikā | See under kanyaka-.  |
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kanyuṣa | n. the hand below the wrist.  |
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kap | varia lectio for krap- q.v  |
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kapa | m. plural Name of a class of deities  |
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kapala | n. a half, part and  |
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kapāla | mn. ( kamp- ), a cup, jar, dish (used especially for the puroḍāśa- offering) etc. (see trikapāla-, pañca-kapāla-,etc.)  |
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kapāla | mn. the alms-bowl of a beggar etc.  |
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kapāla | mn. a fragment of brick (on which the oblation is placed) etc.  |
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kapāla | mn. a cover, lid etc.  |
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kapāla | mn. the skull, cranium, skull-bone etc.  |
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kapāla | mn. the shell of an egg etc.  |
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kapāla | mn. the shell of a tortoise  |
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kapāla | mn. the cotyla of the leg of an animal, any flat bone  |
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kapāla | mn. a kind of leprosy  |
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kapāla | mn. multitude, assemblage, collection  |
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kapāla | m. a treaty of peace on equal terms (see kapāla-saṃdhi-below)  |
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kapāla | m. Name of an intermediate caste  |
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kapāla | m. Name of several men  |
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kapāla | m. plural Name of a school  |
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kapāla | n. Name of a tantra-  |
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kapāla | n. ([ Greek , "handle" ; Latin capere;Hib gabhaim-; Gothic hafyan; Anglo-Saxon haban,haefene,hafoc; English haven,hawk; confer, compare Greek Latin caput; Gothic haubith; Anglo-Saxon heafud.])  |
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kapālabhātī | f. a particular sort of penance (consisting in alternate suppression and emission of the breath).  |
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kapālabhṛt | m. "bearing a skull", Name of śiva-  |
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kapālahasta | mfn. bearing a skull in the hand,  |
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kapālaka | mfn. shaped like a bowl (see kāpālika-)  |
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kapālaka | m. a cup, jar, bowl  |
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kapālaka | m. the tartar of the teeth  |
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kapālaketu | m. Name of a comet  |
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kapālakhaḍgin | mfn. bearing a skull and a sword  |
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kapālamālā | f. Name of a being in the retinue of devī-.  |
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kapālamālin | mfn. bearing a garland of skulls  |
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kapālamocana | n. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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kapālanālikā | f. a sort of pin or spindle (for winding cotton, thread etc.)  |
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kapālapāṇitva | n. the state of bearing a skull in the hand (as śiva- does)  |
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kapālapāśin | mfn. bearing a skull and a snare  |
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kapālaśaktihasta | mf(ā-)n. bearing a skull and spear in hand  |
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kapālasaṃdhi | m. a treaty of peace on equal terms (= ) .  |
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kapālaśiras | m. (kapālaṃ śirasi yasya- ) , Name of śiva-  |
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kapālaśiras | m. (the larynx )  |
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kapālasphoṭa | m. "splitting the skull", Name of a rakṣas-  |
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kapālaśūlakhaṭvāṅgin | mfn. "bearing a skull, a spear, and a club", Name of śiva-  |
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kapālavajrin | mfn. bearing a skull and a thunderbolt  |
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kapālavat | mfn. having or bearing a skull  |
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kapāleśvara | m. "lord of skulls", Name (also title or epithet) of śiva- (especially) as worshipped at a temple in Nasik  |
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kapāleśvaratīrtha | n. Name of a tīrtha-.  |
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kapāleśvarī | f. Name (also title or epithet) of S3iva's wife,  |
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kapālī | f. a beggar's bowl  |
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kapāli | m. Name of śiva- (see the next) .  |
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kapālikā | f. a potsherd etc.  |
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kapālin | mfn. bearing a pot (to receive food, as a beggar)  |
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kapālin | mfn. furnished with or bearing skulls  |
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kapālin | mf. (ī-, inī-) a man or woman of low caste (son or daughter of a Brahman mother and a fisherman father)  |
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kapālin | mf. the follower of a particular śaiva- sect (carrying skulls of men as ornament and eating and drinking from them; see kāpālika-) etc.  |
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kapālin | m. Name of śiva- etc.  |
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kapālin | m. of one of the eleven rudra-s etc.  |
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kapālin | m. of a demon causing diseases  |
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kapālin | m. of a teacher  |
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kapālina | mfn. relating to kapālin-  |
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kapālinī | f. a form of durgā- (as the wife of śiva-kapālin-)  |
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kapālinī | f. of a being attending on devī-. |
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kapanā | f. ( kamp- ), a worm, caterpillar  |
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kapanā | f. ([ see .])  |
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kaparda | m. a small shell or cowrie (of which eighty = one paṇa-, used as a coin or as a die in gambling, Cypraea Moneta) commentator or commentary on commentator or commentary on  |
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kaparda | m. braided and knotted hair (especially that of śiva-, knotted so as to resemble the cowrie shell)  |
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kaparda | m. (cf: c/atuṣ-kaparda-.)  |
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kapardaka | m. the cowrie shell (equals kaparda-) commentator or commentary on etc.  |
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kapardaka | m. braided and knotted hair  |
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kapardayakṣa | m. Name of a yakṣa-  |
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kapardibhāṣya | n. Name of work  |
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kapardikā | f. Cypraea Moneta commentator or commentary on  |
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kapardikārikā | f. plural Name of work  |
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kapardin | mfn. wearing braided and knotted hair (like the cowrie shell) (said of rudra-, pūṣan-, etc.)  |
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kapardin | mfn. shaggy  |
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kapardin | m. Name of śiva- etc.  |
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kapardin | m. of one of the eleven rudra-s |
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kapardin | m. of a yakṣa-  |
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kapardin | m. of an author on  |
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kapardinī | f. Name of a goddess  |
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kapardīśaliṅga | n. Name of a liṅga-.  |
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kapardisvāmin | m. Name of an author.  |
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kapardīśvaratīrtha | n. Name of a tīrtha-.  |
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kapaṭa | mn. ( kamp- commentator or commentary on ), fraud, deceit, cheating, circumvention etc.  |
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kapaṭa | m. Name of a dānava-  |
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kapaṭa | m. Name of a tree  |
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kapāṭa | m.f(ī- )n. a door, the leaf or panel of a door  |
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kapaṭacīḍā | f. Name of a tree  |
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kapaṭadaitya | m. Name of a daitya-, or one who pretends to be a daitya-  |
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kapaṭadaityavadha | m. Name of a section of the gaṇeśa-purāṇa-.  |
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kapāṭaghna | mfn. one who breaks a door, a house-breaker, thief.  |
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kapāṭaka | mf(ikā-). equals kapāṭa-  |
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kapaṭakāpaṭikā | f. fraud, deceit,  |
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kapaṭalekhya | n. a forged document, false or fraudulent statement  |
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kapāṭamudrā | f. shutting a door,  |
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kapaṭanāṭaka | m. Name of a man.  |
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kapaṭanātaka | n. a comedy (as it were) of a deceit,  |
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kapaṭaprabandha | m. continued series of frauds, machination, cunning contrivance, fraud, plot, trick  |
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kapāṭasaṃdhi | m. the junction of the leaves of a door  |
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kapāṭasaṃdhi | m. a mode of multiplying (in which the multiplicand is placed in a peculiar manner under the multiplier).  |
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kapāṭasaṃdhika | mfn. a term used for a kind of bandage  |
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kapāṭasaṃdhika | mfn. (similarly ardha-kapāṭasaṃdhika-.)  |
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kapaṭatā | f.  |
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kapaṭatāpasa | m. one who deceitfully pretends to be an ascetic  |
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kapāṭatoraṇavat | mfn. furnished with doors surmounted by ornamental arches  |
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kapaṭatva | n. deceitfulness.  |
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kapaṭavacana | n. deceitful talk.  |
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kapāṭavakṣas | mfn. having a door-like chest, broad-chested  |
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kapaṭaveśa | m. disguise  |
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kapaṭaveśa | mfn. assuming a false dress or appearance, masked, disguised  |
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kapaṭaveśin | mfn. disguised, in masquerade  |
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kapaṭeśvara | n. Name of a particular shrine  |
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kapaṭeśvarī | f. Name of a plant  |
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kapaṭī | f. a measure equal to the capacity of the hollows of the two hands joined  |
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kapaṭika | mfn. acting deceitfully, fraudulent, dishonest, a rogue, cheat  |
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kapaṭin | mfn. idem or 'mfn. acting deceitfully, fraudulent, dishonest, a rogue, cheat '  |
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kapaṭinī | f. a kind of perfume  |
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kapāṭita | mfn. (past participle of a Nom. kapāṭaya-) locked up  |
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kapāṭodghāṭana | n. a door-key.  |
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kapha | m. phlegm (as one of the three humors of the bodySee also vāyu-and pitta-)  |
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kapha | m. watery froth or foam in general (see abdhik-, megha-k-,etc.)  |
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kaphada | mfn. equals -kara- above.  |
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kaphagaṇḍa | m. a particular disease of the throat,  |
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kaphaghna | mf(ī-)n. removing phlegm, antiphlegmatic, curing colds (said of several plants) |
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kaphaghnī | f. a particular plant  |
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kaphagulma | m. a disease of the belly.  |
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kaphahara | mfn. removing phlegm, antiphlegmatic  |
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kaphahṛt | mfn. idem or 'mfn. removing phlegm, antiphlegmatic '  |
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kaphaja | mfn. arising from or produced by phlegm  |
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kaphajvara | m. fever arising from excess of phlegm.  |
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kaphakara | mfn. producing phlegm  |
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kaphakara | mfn. occasioning cold.  |
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kaphakarakṣaya | m. pulmonary consumption.  |
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kaphakarakūrcikā | f. saliva, spittle  |
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kaphala | mfn. phlegmatic  |
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kaphanāśana | mfn. equals -ghna- above.  |
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kaphaṇi | mf. the elbow  |
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kaphāntaka | m. Name of a plant  |
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kaphāntika | m. Name of a plant  |
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kaphaprāya | m. phlegmatic  |
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kaphāri | m. dry ginger  |
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kaphasaṃbhava | mfn. arising from phlegm  |
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kaphātmaka | mfn. phlegmatic  |
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kaphauḍa | m. the elbow (? )  |
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kaphavairin | m. idem or 'n. black pepper '  |
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kaphavardhaka | mfn. exciting or increasing phlegm.  |
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kaphavardhana | mfn. idem or 'mfn. exciting or increasing phlegm.'  |
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kaphavardhana | m. a species of Tabernaemontana.  |
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kaphavātika | mfn. (fr. kaphavāta-), one in whom phlegm and wind prevail.  |
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kaphavirodhin | mfn. obstructing the phlegm  |
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kaphavirodhin | n. black pepper  |
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kaphelū | m. Cardia Latifolia commentator or commentary on  |
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kaphila | vv.ll. for the above.  |
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kaphin | mfn. idem or 'mfn. phlegmatic '  |
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kaphin | m. an elephant  |
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kaphin | m. varia lectio for kapphiṇa- q.v  |
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kaphina | vv.ll. for the above.  |
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kaphinī | f. Name of a river  |
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kaphoṇi | mf. the elbow  |
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kaphoṇighāta | m. a stroke with the elbow  |
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kaphoṇiguḍa | m. a ball on the elbow (as a symbol of unsteadiness or uncertainty).  |
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kaphoṇiguḍāya | Nom. A1. āyate-, to be like a ball on the elbow id est to be unsteady or uncertain  |
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kapi | m. ( kamp- ), an ape, monkey etc.  |
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kapi | m. an elephant  |
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kapi | m. Emblica Officinalis  |
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kapi | m. a species of karañja-  |
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kapi | m. Olibanum  |
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kapi | m. the sun  |
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kapi | m. Name of viṣṇu- or kṛṣṇa-  |
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kapi | m. Name of several men  |
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kapi | m. plural Name of a school  |
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kapi | f(i-, ī-). a female ape  |
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kapi | mfn. brown commentator or commentary on ; ([ confer, compare Greek ; Old German affo; Anglo-Saxon apa; English ape.])  |
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kapibhakṣa | m. "food of apes", Name of a sweet substance  |
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kapicūḍa | mf(ā-) Spondias Mangifera.  |
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kapicūta | m. idem or 'mf(ā-) Spondias Mangifera.'  |
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kapidhvaja | m. Name of arjuna- (see -ketana-above)  |
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kapija | mfn. born of a monkey  |
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kapija | m. "produced from the tree kapi-", the oil of Olibanum  |
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kapija | m. incense, benzoin  |
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kapijaṅghikā | f. a species of ant  |
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kapījya | m. "to be revered by monkeys", Mimusops Kauki  |
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kapījya | m. Name of sugrīva-  |
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kapikā | f. Vitex Negundo.  |
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kapikacchu | f. us- and ūs- Mucuna Pruritus  |
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kapīkacchu | m. equals kapi-ka- above.  |
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kapikacchuphalopamā | f. a kind of creeping plant  |
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kapikacchurā | f. Mucuna Pruritus  |
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kapikanduka | n. "a playing-ball for monkeys", the skull, cranium  |
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kapikeśa | mfn. brown-haired  |
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kapiketana | m. "having a monkey as symbol", Name of arjuna- (the third son of pāṇḍu-)  |
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kapiketu | m. Name (also title or epithet) of arjuna-,  |
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kapikoli | m. a species of Zizyphus.  |
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kapila | mf(ā-)n. ( kam- ;more probably connected with kapi- ),"monkey-coloured", brown, tawny, reddish etc.  |
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kapila | mf(ā-)n. red-haired  |
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kapila | m. the brown or tawny or reddish colour  |
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kapila | m. a kind of mouse  |
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kapila | m. a kind of ape  |
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kapila | m. a (brown) dog  |
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kapila | m. incense  |
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kapila | m. Name of an ancient sage (identified by some with viṣṇu- and considered as the founder of the sāṃkhya- system of philosophy) etc. |
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kapila | m. Name of several other men  |
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kapila | m. of a dānava-  |
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kapila | m. of a nāga- etc.  |
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kapila | m. of a varṣa- in kuśa-dvīpa-  |
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kapila | m. of several mountains  |
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kapila | m. a form of fire  |
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kapila | m. Name of the sun  |
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kapila | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kapila | m. of the Brahmans in śālmala-dvīpa-  |
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kapilā | f. a brown cow etc.  |
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kapila | m. a fabulous cow celebrated in the purāṇa-s  |
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kapila | m. a kind of leech  |
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kapila | m. a kind of ant  |
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kapila | m. Dalbergia Sissoo  |
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kapila | m. Aloe Perfoliata  |
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kapila | m. a sort of perfume  |
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kapila | m. a kind of medicinal substance  |
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kapila | m. a kind of brass  |
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kapila | m. Name of a daughter of dakṣa-  |
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kapila | m. of a kiṃnara- woman  |
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kapila | m. of a river  |
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kapila | m. Name of the female of the elephant puṇḍarīka- (q.v)  |
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kapilabhadrā | f. Name of a woman.  |
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kapilabhāṣya | n. Name of a commentary on kapila-'s sāṃkhya-pravacana-.  |
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kapilācārya | m. the teacher kapila-.  |
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kapiladeva | m. Name of the author of a smṛti-.  |
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kapiladhārā | f. Name of the gaṅgā-  |
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kapiladhārā | f. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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kapilādhikā | f. a kind of ant  |
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kapiladhūsara | mfn. brownish grey  |
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kapiladrākṣā | f. a vine with brown or tawny-coloured grapes  |
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kapiladruma | m. Cytisus Cajan  |
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kapiladyuti | m. Name of the sun  |
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kapilagītā | f. Name of work  |
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kapilāhrada | m. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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kapilāhvaya | n. (with or without pura-) the city of kapila-vastu-,  |
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kapilajaṭa | m. Name of a muni-  |
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kapilaka | mf(ikā-)n. reddish  |
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kapilākṣā | f. a variety of śiṃśapā- (with reddish flowers,)  |
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kapilākṣī | f. idem or 'f. a variety of śiṃśapā- (with reddish flowers,) '  |
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kapilākṣī | f. a species of Colocynth  |
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kapilalāṭa | m. an arm,  |
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kapilaloha | m. a kind of brass  |
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kapilāñjana | m. "using a brown collyrium", Name of śiva- (see kapiśāñjana-,)  |
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kapilapañcarātra | n. Name of work  |
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kapilāpati | m. Name of drupada-  |
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kapilaphalā | f. equals -drākṣā- above.  |
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kapilapura | n. equals -vastu- below.  |
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kapilarṣi | (kapila-ṛṣi-) m. the ṛṣi- kapila-.  |
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kapilarudra | m. Name of a poetry or poetic  |
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kapilasaṃhitā | f. Name of an upa-purāṇa-.  |
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kapilasāṃkhyapravacana | n. Name of work (equals sāṃkhya-pravacana-)  |
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kapilasāṃkhyapravacanabhāṣya | n. Name of a commentary on the above.  |
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kapilaśarman | m. Name of brahman-  |
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kapilāṣaṣṭhī | f. the sixth day in the dark half of the month bhādrapada-.  |
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kapilaśiṃśapā | f. a variety of śiṃśapā- with reddish flowers  |
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kapilāśrama | m. Name of a hermitage  |
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kapilāśva | m. "having brown horses", Name of indra-  |
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kapilāśva | m. Name of a man  |
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kapilātīrtha | n. Name of a tīrtha- (any one bathing and performing worship there obtains a thousand brown cows)  |
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kapilavastu | n. Name of the town in which śākyamuni- or buddha- was born.  |
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kapilāvaṭa | m. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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kapilāya | Nom. A1. kapilāyate-, to be somewhat brown or reddish  |
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kapileśvaradeva | m. Name of a king.  |
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kapileśvaratīrtha | n. Name of a tīrtha-.  |
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kapilikā | f. Name of a woman gaRa śivādi-  |
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kapilīkṛ | to colour brown or reddish  |
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kapiloha | n. "monkey-coloured metal", brass  |
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kapilolā | f. Piper Aurantiacum  |
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kapilomaphalā | f. idem or 'm. an arm, '  |
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kapināmaka | m. storax, liquid ambar  |
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kapināman | m. idem or 'm. storax, liquid ambar '  |
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kapināsa | m. a kind of musical instrument.  |
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kapināśana | n. an intoxicating beverage  |
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kapināsikā | f. idem or 'm. a kind of musical instrument.'  |
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kapīndra | m. "lord of monkeys", Name of viṣṇu-  |
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kapīndra | m. of jāmbavat- (the father-in-law of kṛṣṇa-)  |
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kapīndra | m. of sugrīva-  |
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kapīndra | m. of hanumat-  |
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kapiṅgala | varia lectio for the next  |
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kapiñjala | m. (etymology doubtful) the francoline partridge, heathcock etc.  |
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kapiñjala | m. Cuculus Melanoleucus (equals caṭaka-)  |
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kapiñjala | m. Name of a vidyādhara-  |
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kapiñjala | m. of a man  |
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kapiñjala | m. of a sparrow  |
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kapiñjalā | f. Name of a river  |
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kapiñjalāda | m. Name of a man (see kāpiñjalādi-)  |
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kapiñjalanyāya | m. the rule of the kapiñjala-s (with whom even"three"is a large number), on .  |
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kapiñjalārma | n. Name of an old city (see arma-) on |
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kapinṛttā | f. a kind of medicinal substance  |
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kapipati | m. "lord of apes", Name of hanumat- commentator or commentary on  |
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kapipippalī | f. Scindapus Officinalis  |
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kapipippalī | f. another plant  |
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kapiprabhā | f. Mucuna Pruritus  |
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kapiprabhu | m. "master of the monkeys", Name of rāma-  |
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kapipriya | m. Spondias Mangifera  |
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kapipriya | m. Feronia Elephantum  |
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kapiraka | equals kapilaka- q.v vArttika on  |
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kapirasādhyā | f. Spondias Mangifera  |
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kapiratha | m. Name of rāma- (see -prabhu-above)  |
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kapiratha | m. of arjuna-  |
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kapiromalatā | f. idem or 'f. Mucuna Pruritus '  |
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kapiromaphalā | f. Mucuna Pruritus  |
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kapiśa | mf(ā-)n. "ape-coloured", brown, reddish-brown etc.  |
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kapiśa | m. brown or reddish colour  |
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kapiśa | m. incense  |
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kapiśa | m. the sun  |
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kapiśa | m. Name of śiva-  |
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kapiśa | f(ā-, ī-). a spirit, sort of rum  |
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kapiśā | f. Name of the mother of the piśāca-s  |
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kapiśa | m. Name of a river  |
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kapiśa | n. a sort of rum  |
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kapiśabhrū | f. Name of a woman  |
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kapiśāka | m. n. a cabbage  |
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kapiśāñjana | m. Name of śiva- (see kapilāñjana-.)  |
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kapiśāputra | m. a piśāca-, an imp or goblin  |
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kapiśāvadāna | n. Name of a Buddhist work.  |
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kapiśaya | Nom. P. kapiśayati-, to redden, embrown  |
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kapiśīkā | f. a sort of rum  |
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kapiśīkṛ | to make brown or red.  |
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kapiśiras | n. the upper part or coping of a wall  |
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kapiśīrṣa | n. idem or 'n. the upper part or coping of a wall '  |
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kapiśīrṣṇī | f. a kind of musical instrument  |
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kapiśita | mfn. embrowned, made brown or dusky-red on  |
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kapiskandha | m. Name of a dānava-  |
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kapiskandha | m. of a being in the retinue of skanda-  |
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kapīṣṭa | m. Feronia Elephantum  |
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kapiṣṭhala | m. Name of a ṛṣi- etc.  |
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kapiṣṭhala | m. plural the descendants of the above gaRa upakādi-  |
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kapisthala | n. the abode of an ape on  |
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kapiṣṭhalasaṃhitā | f. Name of work  |
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kapisvara | m. Name of a man.  |
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kapīśvara | m. "lord of the apes", Name of sugrīva-  |
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kapīta | m. Name of a tree  |
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kapitaila | n. benzoin, storax, liquid ambar  |
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kapītaka | n. Berberis Asiatica  |
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kapītana | m. Spondias Mangifera  |
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kapītana | m. Thespesia Populnea  |
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kapītana | m. Acacia Sirisa  |
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kapītana | m. Ficus Religiosa  |
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kapītana | m. Areca Faufel  |
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kapītana | m. Aegle Marmelos  |
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kapitīrtha | n. Name of a tīrtha-,  |
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kapittha | m. (ttha- equals stha-) "on which monkeys dwell", Feronia Elephantum etc.  |
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kapittha | m. a particular position of the hands and fingers  |
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kapittha | n. the fruit of Feronia Elephantum  |
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kapitthaka | m. Feronia Elephantum  |
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kapitthaka | n. the fruit of it  |
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kapitthānī | f. Name of a plant (equals kapitthaparṇī-)  |
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kapitthaparṇī | f. Name of a plant  |
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kapitthaphala | m. a species of Mango tree  |
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kapitthāsya | m. "having a face like a wood apple", a species of monkey  |
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kapitthatvac | f. the bark of Feronia Elephantum  |
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kapitthinī | f. a region abounding in kapittha-s gaRa puṣkarādi-  |
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kapitva | n. the state of an ape, apishness.  |
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kapivaktra | m. "monkey-faced", Name of nārada- (a saint and philosopher, and friend of kṛṣṇa-)  |
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kapivallī | f. idem or 'f. Scindapsus Officinalis '  |
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kapivallikā | f. Scindapsus Officinalis  |
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kapivana | m. Name of a man.  |
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kapīvat | m. Name of a sage  |
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kapīvatī | f. Name of a river  |
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kaplaka | mfn. equals kapivad-gamanasamartha- (the text has the reading k/alpaka-).  |
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kapola | m. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).), ( kap- ) the cheek (of men or elephants etc.) etc.  |
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kapola | m. plural Name of a school belonging to the white yajur-veda-  |
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kapolabhitti | f. idem or 'n. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).), the cheekbone '  |
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kapolakāṣa | m. any object against which the cheeks or temples are rubbed  |
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kapolakāṣa | m. the elephant's temples and cheeks  |
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kapolakavi | m. Name of a poetry or poetic  |
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kapolapāli | or ī- f. the side of a cheek  |
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kapolapattra | n. a mark painted on the cheek  |
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kapolaphalaka | n. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).), the cheekbone  |
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kapolarāga | m. colour or flush in the cheek.  |
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kapolatāḍana | n. striking the cheeks (as a token of confession of fault)  |
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kapolī | f. the fore-part of the knee, knee-cap or pan  |
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kapota | m. ( kav- ;fr. 2. ka-+ pota-?), a dove, pigeon, (especially) the spotty-necked pigeon (in the veda-s often a bird of evil omen) etc.  |
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kapota | m. a bird in general  |
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kapota | m. a frieze, cornice  |
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kapota | m. a particular position of the hands commentator or commentary on etc.  |
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kapota | m. the grey colour of a pigeon  |
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kapota | m. the grey ore of antimony  |
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kapotabāṇā | f. a kind of perfume  |
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kapotābha | mfn. pigeon-coloured, lead-grey  |
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kapotābha | m. a pale or dirty white colour  |
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kapotacaraṇā | f. a kind of perfume  |
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kapotahasta | m. a particular position of the hands.  |
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kapotahastaka | m. idem or 'm. a particular position of the hands.'  |
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kapotaka | mf(ikā-)n. pigeon-coloured, lead-grey  |
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kapotaka | m. a small pigeon or dove etc.  |
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kapotaka | m. a particular position of the hands  |
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kapotaka | n. ore of antimony  |
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kapotakarbura | mfn. spotted like a dove,  |
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kapotakī | f. a kind of bird (equals śyāmā-)  |
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kapotakīya | mf(ā-)n. abounding in or relating to pigeons gaRa naḍādi-  |
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kapotāṅghri | f. a kind of perfume  |
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kapotāñjana | n. ore of antimony  |
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kapotapāda | mfn. pigeon-footed gaRa hasty-ādi- ( reads kaṭola-).  |
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kapotapadadarśana | n. the sight of the foot-print of a dove,  |
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kapotapāka | m. the young of a pigeon gaRa nyaṅkv-ādi-  |
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kapotapāka | m. plural Name of a mountain-tribe on  |
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kapotapākī | f. a princess of this tribe  |
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kapotapāli | f. frieze, cornice  |
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kapotapālī | f. idem or 'f. a dove-cot, pigeon-house, aviary '  |
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kapotapālikā | f. a dove-cot, pigeon-house, aviary  |
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kapotapeṭaka | n. a flight of doves,  |
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kapotaretasa | m. Name of a man.  |
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kapotāri | m. "enemy of the pigeons", a hawk, falcon  |
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kapotaroman | m. Name of a king  |
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kapotasāra | m. the grey ore of antimony  |
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kapotavakra | n. a particular plant  |
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kapotavallī | f. Name of a plant  |
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kapotavaṅkā | f. Name of a medicinal plant (used as a remedy for the stone)  |
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kapotavarṇa | mfn. pigeon-coloured, lead-grey  |
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kapotavarṇī | f. small cardamoms  |
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kapotavegā | f. Ruta Graveolens  |
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kapotī | f. the female of a pigeon  |
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kapotikā | f. the female of a pigeon  |
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kapotin | mfn. pigeon-shaped  |
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kapotin | mfn. having pigeons  |
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kapphilla | vv.ll. for the above.  |
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kapphiṇa | m. Name of a man ( )  |
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kapṛth | m. (fr. 4. ka-and pṝ- ),"causing or increasing pleasure", membrum virile  |
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kapṛth | m. Name of indra- ([ ])  |
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kapṛtha | m. Name of indra- ([ ])  |
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kapucchala | n. a tuft of hair on the hind part of the head (hanging down like a tail)  |
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kapucchala | n. the fore-part of a sacrificial ladle (id est the part with which the fluid is skimmed off)  |
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kapuṣṇikā | f. a tuft of hair on each side of the head  |
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kapuṣṭikā | f. = the next  |
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kaputsala | varia lectio for the above.  |
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kapūya | mf(ā-)n. smelling badly, stinking  |
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kapyākhya | n. incense  |
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kapyāsa | n. the buttocks of an ape , (as- m. commentator or commentary)  |
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kara | mf(ī-,rarely ā-)n. (for 2.See) (1. kṛ-), a doer, maker, causer, doing, making, causing, producing (especially in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound'; confer, compare duḥkhakara-, bhayaṃ-k-, sampat-k-,etc.; confer, compare Latin cerus-,"creator") etc.  |
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kara | mf(ī-,rarely ā-)n. helping, promoting  |
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kara | m. the act of doing, making etc. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound'; see īṣatkara-, su-k-, duṣ-k-,etc.)  |
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kara | m. "the doer", the hand etc.  |
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kara | m. a measure (the breadth of twenty-four thumbs)  |
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kara | m. an elephant's trunk etc.  |
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kara | m. the claws of a crab  |
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kara | m. symbolical expression for the number two  |
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kara | m. the lunar mansion hasta-  |
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kara | m. (for 1.See) ( kṝ-), a ray of light, sunbeam, moonbeam etc.  |
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kara | m. hail  |
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kara | m. royal revenue, toll, tax, tribute, duty  |
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karabadara | n. "a jujube lying in the hand", anything quite clear to all eyes, |
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karabaka | m. a species of bird  |
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karabāla | See -vāla- below.  |
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karabha | m. (for 2.See column 3) ( kṝ- ;but more probably connected with 1. kara-), the trunk of an elephant etc.  |
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karabha | m. a young elephant  |
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karabha | m. a camel etc.  |
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karabha | m. a young camel  |
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karabha | m. the metacarpus (the hand from the wrist to the root of the fingers) commentator or commentary on etc.  |
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karabha | m. (in mus.) a singer who wrinkles the forehead when singing  |
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karabha | m. a kind of perfume  |
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karabha | m. a wall  |
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karabha | m. Name of danta-vakra- (king of the karūṣa-s)  |
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karabhā | f. a particular plant  |
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karabha | (for 1.See column 2) n. the lunar mansion called hasta-  |
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karabha | etc., for 1. See  |
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karabha | for 2., .  |
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karabhādanī | f. a species of Alhagi (equals -priyā-above) .  |
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karabhagrāma | m. Name of a village  |
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karabhagrīva | m. Name of a fortress in the vindhya- mountain  |
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karabhājana | m. Name of a Brahman  |
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karabhaka | m. Name of a messenger  |
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karabhaka | m. of a village (see karabha-grāma-above.)  |
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karabhakāṇḍikā | f. Echinops Echinatus  |
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karabhañjaka | m. plural Name of a people  |
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karabhañjika | varia lectio for the above  |
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karabhapriya | m. a sort of tree  |
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karabhapriyā | f. a sort of Alhagi  |
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karabhāṣṭaka | n. Name of work  |
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karabhavallabha | m. Feronia Elephantum.  |
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karabhī | f. a she-camel  |
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karabhī | f. Tragia Involucrata  |
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karabhin | m. "having a trunk", an elephant  |
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karabhīya | mfn. tending camels,  |
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karabhorū | f. a woman whose thighs resemble the trunk of an elephant  |
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karabhū | m. a fingernail.  |
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karabhūṣaṇa | n. a hand-ornament, bracelet.  |
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karacchada | m. Trophis Aspera  |
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karacchadā | f. a species of tree (commonly called sindūra-puṣpī-vṛkṣa-)  |
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karaculi | m. Name of a country  |
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karad | onomatopoetic (i.e. formed from imitation of sounds) (with iti-),  |
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karada | (1. kara-da-;for 2.See) mfn. one who gives his hand  |
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karada | mfn. paying taxes, subject to tax, tributary  |
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karadakṣa | mfn. handy, dexterous, ready  |
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karadāyaka | mfn. paying tribute,  |
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karadhṛta | mfn. held or supported by the hand  |
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karadīkṛ | to render tributary  |
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karadīkṛta | mfn. made tributary, subjugated  |
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karadruma | m. Name of a poisonous tree (equals kāra-skara-)  |
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karadvīpa | m. Guilandina Bonducella  |
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karadviṣ | m. plural Name of a tribe or school  |
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karagharṣaṇa | m. a churning-stick  |
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karagharṣaṇa | m. (n.) the act of rubbing the hands together  |
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karagharṣin | m. a churning-stick  |
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karaghāṭa | m. a kind of poisonous tree  |
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karāghāta | m. a blow with the hand  |
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karāgra | n. (for 2.See) the tip of an elephant's trunk  |
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karāgra | n. tip of the finger  |
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karāgra | (for 1.See) n. point of a ray.  |
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karagraha | (1. kara-graha-;for 2.See) m. taking the hand (of the bride;one part of the ceremony being the placing of the bride's right hand with the palm uppermost in the right hand of the bridegroom), marriage  |
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karagraha | m. (2. kara-graha-;for 1.See) levying or gathering taxes  |
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karagraha | m. a tax-gatherer.  |
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karagrāham | ind.p. so as to take the hand on  |
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karagrahaṇa | (1. kara-grahaṇa-;for 2.See) n. idem or '(1. kara-graha-;for 2.See) m. taking the hand (of the bride;one part of the ceremony being the placing of the bride's right hand with the palm uppermost in the right hand of the bridegroom), marriage ' (see pāṇi-gr-.)  |
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karagrahaṇa | (2. kara-grahaṇa-) n. levying or gathering taxes.  |
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karagrāhin | mfn. (1. kara-grāhin-;for 2.See) taking the hand  |
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karagrāhin | mfn. a bridegroom  |
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karagrāhin | (2. kara-grāhin-) mfn. levying a tax, a tax-collector.  |
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karāgrapallava | m. "hand-shoot", a finger  |
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karāgrapallavaja | m. a finger-nail.  |
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karagṛhīti | f. the act of taking the hand  |
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karagrihīti | f. levying taxes (and"shaking hands"),  |
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karahañcā | f. Name of a metre of four lines (each consisting of seven syllables).  |
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karahāra | mfn. taking tribute  |
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karahāṭa | m. the tree Vangueria Spinosa  |
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karahāṭa | m. the fibrous root of a lotus  |
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karahāṭa | m. Name of a region. |
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karahāṭaka | m. Vangueria Spinosa  |
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karahāṭaka | m. Name of an heretical prince  |
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karahāṭaka | m. a series of six śloka-s with one sentence running through commentator or commentary on  |
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karahati | f. a blow with the hand. 1.  |
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karaja | m. "produced in or from the hand", a finger-nail etc.  |
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karaja | m. Pongamia Glabra (equals karañja-)  |
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karaja | n. a kind of perfume (resembling a nail in appearance, equals vyāghra-nakha-)  |
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karajākhya | n. a perfume (equals -ja-)  |
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karajāla | n. a pencil of rays, a stream of light  |
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karajapya | m. Name of a man  |
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karajapya | m. plural Name of his tribe  |
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karajavardhana | m. Name of a prince  |
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karajyoḍi | m. Name of a tree (equals hasta-jyoḍi-)  |
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karaka | m. (for 2.See column 3) a water-vessel (especially one used by students or ascetics)  |
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karaka | m. a species of bird  |
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karaka | m. hand (?)  |
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karaka | m. Name of several plants (the pomegranate tree, Pongamia Glabra, Butea Frondosa, Bauhinia Variegata, Mimusops Elengi, Capparis Aphylla)  |
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karaka | m. a cocoa-nut shell  |
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karaka | mn. a cocoa-nut shell hollowed to form a vessel  |
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karaka | m. plural Name of a people  |
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karaka | n. fungus, mushroom  |
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karaka | m. (for 1.See column 1) hail  |
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karaka | m. toll, tax, tribute.  |
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karakābhighāta | m. shower of hail, 1.  |
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karakacaturthī | f. the fourth day in the dark half of the month āśvina-.  |
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karakacchapikā | f. a particular position of the fingers.  |
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karakalaśa | m. the hand hollowed to receive water  |
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karakamala | n. "hand-lotus", the hand (especially of a lover or a mistress) (see -padma-, -paṅkaja-,etc. below.)  |
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karakāmbhas | m. idem or 'm. the cocoa-nut tree '  |
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karakāmbu | m. the cocoa-nut tree  |
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karakaṇṭaka | m. "hand-thorn", a finger-nail  |
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karakapātrikā | f. a leather vessel for holding water.  |
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karakarṇa | m. Name of a man  |
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karakāsāra | m. a shower of hail.  |
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karakāsāra | Nom. P. karakāsārati-, to pour or shower down like hail  |
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karakaṭa | m. an elephant's temple (see karaṭa-)  |
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karakaṭa | m. Centropus Pyropterus  |
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karakatoya | m. the cocoa-nut tree  |
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karakāyu | m. Name of a son of dhṛtarāṣṭra- (see kanakāyu-)  |
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karakisalaya | m. n. "hand-bud", the hand closed in the form of a bud  |
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karakisalaya | m. "hand-shoot", the finger  |
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karakoṣa | m. the hand hollowed to receive water (see -kalāśa-.)  |
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karakṛtātman | mfn. "living from hand to mouth", destitute  |
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karakudmala | n. "hand-bud" (see above) , the finger |
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karāla | mfn. opening wide, cleaving asunder, gaping (as a wound) etc.  |
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karāla | mfn. having a gaping mouth and projecting teeth  |
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karāla | mfn. formidable, dreadful, terrible  |
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karāla | m. a species of animal, musk-deer  |
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karāla | m. a mixture of oil and the resin of Shorea Robusta  |
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karāla | m. Name of a region  |
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karāla | m. of an asura-  |
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karāla | m. of a rakṣas-  |
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karāla | m. of a deva-gandharva-  |
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karālā | f. Hemidesmus Indicus  |
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karāla | m. Name of durgā-  |
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karāla | m. of a procuress  |
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karāla | m. a sword  |
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karāla | n. a sort of basil  |
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karāla | n. a kind of Ocimum  |
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karālabhairava | n. Name of a tantra- ([ ])  |
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karāladaṃṣṭra | mfn. having terrific teeth  |
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karālajanaka | m. Name of a prince (also called janaka-)  |
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karālaka | n. a kind of Ocimum.  |
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karālakara | mfn. having a powerful arm or hand  |
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karālakara | mfn. having a large trunk (as an elephant).  |
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karālakesara | m. Name of a lion  |
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karālākṣa | m. "having terrible eyes", Name of a follower of skanda-  |
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karālalocana | mfn. terrific.  |
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karālamba | m. a support of the hand, means of safety  |
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karālamba | mfn. stretching out one's hand to support or raise another  |
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karālambana | n. the act of supporting the hand, helping, sustaining.  |
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karālamukha | mfn. having a terrible mouth  |
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karālānana | mfn. having a terrific face.  |
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karālatripuṭā | f. a species of corn  |
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karālavadana | mfn. idem or 'mfn. having a terrible mouth '  |
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karālavadanā | f. Name of durgā-.  |
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karālavaktra | mfn. having a terrible mouth  |
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karalāya | Nom. A1. yats-, to become terrible,  |
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karālī | f. one of the seven tongues and nine samidh-s of agni-  |
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karālika | m. a tree  |
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karālika | m. a sword  |
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karālikā | f. Name of durgā-.  |
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karālin | mfn. singing with a gaping and distorted mouth  |
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karālin | m. a tree  |
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karālita | mfn. rendered formidable, afraid of, alarmed at  |
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karālita | mfn. magnified, intensified  |
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karama | m. (equals kalama-) a reed for writing with  |
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karamadhya | m. a particular measure (equals karṣa-),  |
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karamālā | f. the hand used as a rosary (the joints of the fingers corresponding to the beads)  |
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karamāla | m. smoke (probably a corruption of khatamāla-).  |
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karāmalaka | n. equals karatalāmalaka-.  |
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karamanda | m. Name of a man.  |
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karamaṇḍalin | m. Achyranthes Aspera  |
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karamarda | m. Carissa Carandas etc.  |
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karamardā | f. Name of a river,  |
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karāmarda | m. equals kara-marda-.  |
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karamardaka | m. idem or 'f. Carissa Carandas '  |
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karamardaka | n. the fruit of Carissa Carandas  |
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karamardī | f. Carissa Carandas  |
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karamarī | f. a prisoner  |
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karamaṭṭa | m. the betel-nuttree  |
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karamba | mfn. (1. kṛ- ), mixed  |
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karamba | mfn. set, inlaid  |
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karamba | m. a kind of gruel.  |
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karambha | m. groats or coarsely-ground oats etc.  |
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karambha | m. a dish of parched grain, a cake or flour or meal mixed with curds, a kind of gruel (generally offered to pūṣan- as having no teeth to masticate hard food) etc.  |
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karambha | m. a mixture  |
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karambha | m. Name of a poisonous plant  |
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karambha | m. of a son of śakuni- and father of devarāta-  |
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karambha | m. of the father of asura- mahiṣa-  |
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karambha | m. of a monkey  |
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karambha | m. of a brother of rambha-  |
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karambhā | f. Asparagus Racemosus  |
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karambhā | f. fennel  |
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karambhā | f. Name of the daughter of a king of kaliṅga- and wife of akrodhana-  |
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karambha | mfn. mixed (as an odour)  |
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karambhabhāga | mfn. one who receives gruel for his part  |
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karambhād | mfn. eating groats or gruel  |
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karambhaka | m. a kind of Achyranthes  |
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karambhaka | m. Name of a man  |
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karambhaka | m. plural Name of a people  |
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karambhaka | n. groats, coarsely-ground oats etc.  |
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karambhaka | n. a document drawn up in different dialects  |
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karambhapātra | n. a dish of gruel  |
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karambhavālukā | f. Nominal verb plural hot sand as gruel (a certain punishment in hell)  |
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karambhavālukātāpa | m. plural the pains caused by this punishment  |
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karambhi | m. Name of a son of śakuni- and father of devarāta-  |
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karambhi | m. (ayas-) plural the lineage of karambhi-.  |
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karambhin | mfn. possessing gruel  |
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karambita | mfn. intermingled, mixed etc.  |
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karambita | mfn. pounded, reduced to grains or dust  |
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karambita | mfn. set, inlaid  |
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karāmbuka | m. Carissa Carandas  |
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karaṃdhama | m. Name of two princes  |
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karaṃdhaya | mfn. sucking the hand  |
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karāmla | m. idem or 'm. Carissa Carandas '  |
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karāmlaka | m. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. Carissa Carandas ' '  |
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karamocana | n. idem or 'm. the act of setting free the hand (of the bride by her father when the wedding is finished; see ) '  |
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karamokṣa | m. the act of setting free the hand (of the bride by her father when the wedding is finished; see )  |
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karamukta | n. (scilicet astra-) a missile, weapon thrown with the hand  |
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karamukta | n. a dart, javelin etc.  |
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karamukteśvara | n. Name of a temple.  |
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karaṇa | mf(ī-)n (once karaṇ/a- ) doing, making, effecting, causing (especially in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound'; see antakaraṇa-, uṣṇaṃ-k-,etc.) etc.  |
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karaṇa | mf(ī-)n clever, skilful  |
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karaṇa | m. a helper, companion  |
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karaṇa | m. a man of a mixed class (the son of an outcast kṣatriya- ;or the son of a śūdra- woman by a vaiśya- ;or the son of a vaiśya- woman by a kṣatriya- ;the occupation of this class is writing, accounts etc.)  |
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karaṇa | m. writer, scribe  |
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karaṇa | m. (in grammar) a sound or word as an independent part of speech (or as separated from the context;in this sense usually n.) on commentator or commentary on  |
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karaṇa | m. (in mus.) a kind of time  |
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karaṇa | n. the act of making, doing, producing, effecting etc. (very often in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' exempli gratia, 'for example' muṣṭi-k-, virūpa-k-)  |
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karaṇa | n. an act, deed  |
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karaṇa | n. an action (especially a religious one)  |
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karaṇa | n. the special business of any tribe or caste  |
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karaṇa | n. a calculation (especially an astronomical one)  |
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karaṇa | n. an astrological division of the day (these karaṇa-s are eleven, viz. vava-, valava-, kaulava-, taitila-, gara-, vaṇija-, viṣṭi-, śakuni-, catuṣpada-, kintughna-,and nāga-,two being equal to a lunar day;the first seven are called a-dhruvāṇi-or movable, and fill, eight times repeated, the space from the second half of the first day in the moon's increase to the first half of the fourteenth day in its wane;the four others are dhruvāṇi-or fixed, and occupy the four half-days from the second half of the fourteenth day in the wane of the moon to the first half of the first day in its increase) etc.  |
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karaṇa | n. pronunciation, articulation,  |
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karaṇa | n. (in grammar) a sound or word as an independent part of speech, separated from its context etc., (karaṇa-may be used in this way like kāra- exempli gratia, 'for example' iti-karaṇa- )  |
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karaṇa | n. the posture of an ascetic  |
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karaṇa | n. a posture in sexual intercourse  |
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karaṇa | n. instrument, means of action  |
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karaṇa | n. an organ of sense or of speech  |
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karaṇa | n. (in law) an instrument, document, bond  |
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karaṇa | n. (in grammar) the means or instrument by which an action is effected, the idea expressed by the instrumental case, instrumentality  |
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karaṇa | n. cause (equals kāraṇa-)  |
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karaṇa | n. a spell, charm (see karaṇa-prayoga-)  |
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karaṇa | n. rhythm, time  |
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karaṇa | n. body  |
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karaṇa | n. Name of a treatise of varāha-mihira- on the motion of the planets  |
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karaṇa | n. of a work belonging to the śiva-darśana-  |
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karaṇa | n. a field  |
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karaṇa | n. the mind, heart (see antaḥ-karaṇa-)  |
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karaṇa | n. grain  |
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karaṇa | n. (also) a sinew, tendon, muscle,  |
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karaṇābda | m. plural the years used in astronomical calculations id est years of the sāka- era commentator or commentary on  |
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karaṇādhikāra | m. a chapter on the subject of pronunciation.  |
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karaṇādhipa | m. "lord of the organs", the principle of life, living soul  |
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karaṇādhipa | m. the god presiding over each sense (exempli gratia, 'for example' the sun is the lord of the eye etc.)  |
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karaṇagrāma | m. the senses collectively  |
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karaṇakesarin | m. Name of work  |
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karaṇakutūhala | n. Name of work on practical astronomy by bhāskara-.  |
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karaṇamantra | m. a mantra- pertaining to any sacred rite, , Scholiast or Commentator  |
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karaṇaneri | m. a kind of dance.  |
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karaṇanerika | m. a kind of dance.  |
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karaṇaniyama | m. repression or restraint of the organs of sense.  |
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karaṇapaddhati | f. Name of work  |
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karaṇaprabodha | m. Name of work  |
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karaṇaprakāśa | m. Name of work  |
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karaṇaprayoga | m. spell, charm  |
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karaṇaprayoga | m. .  |
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karaṇasāra | m. Name of work on practical astronomy by bhāskara-.  |
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karaṇasthānabheda | m. difference of articulation or organ of pronunciation.  |
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karaṇasūtra | n. Name of work ,  |
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karaṇatā | f. instrumentality, the state of being an instrument on  |
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karaṇatrāṇa | n. "protecting the organs of sense", the head  |
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karaṇāṭṭa | n. Name of a place. |
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karaṇatva | n. instrumentality, mediate agency  |
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karaṇavat | mfn. articulated  |
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karaṇavigama | m. death (= deha-- tyāga-),  |
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karaṇavinyaya | m. manner of pronunciation  |
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karaṇavyāpāra | m. action of the senses  |
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karaṇayati | f. a kind of time (in mus.)  |
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karaṇḍa | mf(ī- )n. ( ) a basket or covered box of bamboo wicker-work etc.  |
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karaṇḍa | mf(ī- )n. a bee-hive, honey-comb  |
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karaṇḍa | m. a sword  |
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karaṇḍa | m. a sort of duck  |
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karaṇḍa | m. a species of plant (equals dalāḍhaka-)  |
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karaṇḍa | n. a piece of wood, block  |
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karaṇḍa | See .  |
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karaṇḍaka | mf(ikā-). a basket  |
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karaṇḍakanivāpa | m. Name of a place near rājagṛha-.  |
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karaṇḍakavat | ind. like a basket  |
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karaṇḍaphalaka | m. Feronia Elephantum  |
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karaṇḍavyūha | m. Name of a Buddhist work.  |
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karaṇḍin | m. (karaṇḍas tad-ākāro 'sty asya- ) a fish  |
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karāṅgaṇa | m. a much-frequented market  |
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karaṅgaṇa | (varia lectio for karāṅgaṇa-) m. a market, fair  |
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karāṅgaṇa | See under 1. kar/a-, .  |
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karāṅguli | f. a finger of the hand  |
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karaṇī | f. a woman of the above mixed tribe  |
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karaṇī | f. (with sutā-) an adopted daughter  |
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karaṇī | f. (in arithmetic) a surd or irrational number, surd root  |
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karaṇī | f. the side of a square commentator or commentary on  |
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karaṇī | f. a particular measure commentator or commentary on  |
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karaṇī | f. a particular position of the fingers  |
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karaṇi | f. doing, making (see a-karaṇi-)  |
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karaṇi | f. form, aspect  |
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karanihita | mfn. held in the hand  |
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karaṇin | mfn. having instruments  |
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karaṇin | m. Name of a teacher.  |
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karaṇīya | mfn. to be done or made or effected etc.  |
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karaṇīya | n. an affair, business, matter,  |
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karañja | m. the tree Pongamia Glabra (used medicinally)  |
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karañja | m. Name of an enemy of indra- (slain by this god)  |
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karañjaha | mfn. pernicious to karañja-  |
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karañjaka | mf(ikā-). Pongamia Glabra  |
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karañjaka | mf(ikā-). Verbesina Scandens |
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karañjaphalaka | m. Feronia Elephantum  |
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karañjī | f. Galedupa Piscidia  |
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karaṅka | m. the skull, head  |
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karaṅka | m. a cocoa-nut hollowed to form a cup or vessel  |
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karaṅka | m. a kind of sugar-cane (see the next)  |
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karaṅka | m. any bone of the body  |
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karaṅka | m. ([ confer, compare Greek , ; Latin carina,cornu,cancer; English horn; confer, compare karka.])  |
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karaṅkaśāli | m. a sort of sugar-cane.  |
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karaṅkiṇī | f. Name of a yoginī-  |
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karānta | m. the tip of a finger,  |
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karantha | m. plural Name of a people  |
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karanyāsa | m. marking the hand with mystical figures  |
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karanyastakapolāntam | ind. the end of the cheek held in the hand.  |
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karapadma | mn. equals -kamala- above.  |
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karapāla | (1. kara-pāla-;for 2.See) m. "hand-protecting", a sword, scymitar  |
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karapāla | (2. karapāla-;for 1.See) m. chief tax-gatherer  |
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karapālaka | m. idem or '(1. kara-pāla-;for 2.See) m. "hand-protecting", a sword, scymitar '  |
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karapāli | m. a kind of sword  |
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karapālikā | f. a cudgel, short club or wooden sword, a sword or one-edged knife  |
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karapallava | m. "hand-shoot", a finger  |
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karapallava | m. equals -kisalaya- above  |
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karapaṅkaja | m. equals -kamala- above.  |
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karapaṇya | n. a commodity given as tribute  |
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karaparṇa | m. Abelmoschus Esculentus  |
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karaparṇa | m. a kind of Ricinus  |
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karapātra | n. splashing water about while bathing (see -pattra-above)  |
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karapātra | n. the hand hollowed so as to hold anything  |
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karapātrī | f. a cup made of leather  |
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karapattra | n. a saw  |
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karapattra | n. splashing water about while bathing, playing or gamboling in water  |
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karapattrā | f. a species of fig-tree  |
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karapattraka | n. a saw  |
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karapattravat | m. Borassus Flabelliformis (the leaves being compared to a saw)  |
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karapattrikā | f. playing in water (see -pattra-.)  |
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karaphu | a particular high number ( )  |
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karapraceya | (1. kara-praceya-;for 2.See) mfn. to be held or taken hold of by the hand  |
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karapraceya | mfn. to be collected by taxes.  |
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karaprada | (1. kara-prada-;for 2.See) mfn. giving the hand etc.  |
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karaprada | (2. kara-prada-) mfn. paying taxes, tributary  |
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karaprāpta | mfn. held in the hand, obtained, possessed  |
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karapṛṣṭha | n. the back of the hand  |
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karapuṭa | m. joining the palms of the hands in token of respect  |
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karapuṭa | m. the hands joined and hollowed to receive anything  |
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karapuṭa | m. a box, chest with a lid  |
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karapuṭaṭāñjali | m. cavity made in joining the palms of the hands  |
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karapuṭī | f. the hollow of the hand,  |
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kararddhi | f. (kara-ṛddhi-) equals -tālī- above  |
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kararddhi | f. indication of luck by the hand  |
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kararddhi | f. a cymbal  |
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karārgala | n. a lute  |
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karārin | m. (riṇas- plural), Name of a sect worshipping devī-.  |
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karāroha | m. idem or 'm. finger-ring.'  |
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karāroṭa | m. finger-ring.  |
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karārpaṇa | n. marriage,  |
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karārpita | mfn. placed in hand.  |
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kararuddha | mfn. stopped by the hand, held tight or fast.  |
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kararudh | mfn. warding off a hand (and"a ray"),  |
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kararudh | mfn. ray-obstructing.  |
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kararuha | m. "growing from the hand", a finger-nail etc.  |
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kararuha | m. Unguis Odoratus  |
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kararuhapada | n. a scratch with the finger-nail  |
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karas | n. a deed, action  |
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karas | See under 1. kar/a-.  |
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karasāda | (1. kara-sāda-;for 2.See) m. languor of the hands  |
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karasāda | (2. kara-sāda-;for 1.See) m. the fading away of rays  |
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karaśākhā | f. a finger  |
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karasaṃdaṃśa | m. the thumb and forefinger of the hand,  |
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karasaṃdaṃśahīnaka | ( masculine, feminine and neuter; or adjective deprived of the thumb and forefinger),  |
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karaśīkara | m. water expelled by an elephant's trunk  |
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karasna | m. the fore-part of the arm  |
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karasna | m. a finger-nail  |
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karasna | See under 1. kar/a-.  |
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karaspanda | m. trembling of the hands.  |
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karaspanda | (2. kara-spanda-;for 1.See) m. trembling of rays.  |
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karasphoṭa | m. extending the hands  |
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karasphoṭa | (2. kara-sphoṭa-;for 1.See) m. extending the rays.  |
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karastha | mfn. lying in the hand  |
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karasthālin | m. "using the hands for a jar", Name of śiva-  |
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karasthīkṛ | to lay on the hand.  |
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karaśuddhi | f. cleansing the hands with fragrant flowers  |
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karaśūka | m. "hand-spicule", a finger-nail  |
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karasūtra | n. an auspicious string (tied to the hand at marriage etc.)  |
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karasvāmin | m. Name of a tīrtha-.  |
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karasvana | m. sound produced by clapping the hands  |
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karaṭa | m. an elephant's temple etc.  |
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karaṭa | m. the spot between the forehead and ear of a bird  |
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karaṭa | m. a crow etc.  |
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karaṭa | m. a kind of drum commentator or commentary on  |
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karaṭa | m. a man of a low or degraded profession  |
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karaṭa | m. a bad Brahman  |
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karaṭa | m. an atheist, unbeliever, impugner of the doctrines of the veda-  |
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karaṭa | m. a kind of funeral ceremony  |
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karaṭa | m. Carthamus Tinctorius  |
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karaṭa | m. plural Name of a people  |
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karaṭa | m. of a royal dynasty  |
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karaṭā | f. an elephant's temple  |
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karaṭā | f. a cow difficult to be milked  |
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karaṭa | mfn. dark-red  |
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karāṭa | m. Name of gaṇeśa-  |
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karaṭaka | m. a crow  |
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karaṭaka | m. Name of a jackal  |
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karatala | m. the palm of the hand etc.  |
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karatalā | f. a knife  |
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karatāla | mf(ī-). a musical instrument, a cymbal  |
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karatāla | n. beating time by clapping the hands  |
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karataladhṛta | mfn. held in the hand  |
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karatalagata | mfn. being in the hand or in one's possession  |
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karatālaka | n. a cymbal  |
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karatalamalaka | n. "a myrobalan lying in the hand", anything quite clear to all eyes.  |
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karatalastha | mfn. resting in the palm of the hand  |
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karatalatāla | m. clapping the hands  |
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karatālikā | f. clapping the hands  |
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karatālikā | f. beating time by clapping  |
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karatālikā | f. a kind of cymbal  |
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karatalīkṛ | to take in the palm of the hand  |
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karatalīkṛta | mfn. taken in the open hand, lying open.  |
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karaṭāmukha | n. the spot where an elephant's temple bursts  |
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karatanu | m. (see karatantarvika-)  |
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karatas | ind. from the hand, out of the hand.  |
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karatha | m. Name of a physician  |
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karaṭī | f. a crow  |
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karaṭikautuka | n. Name of work treating on elephants.  |
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karaṭin | m. an elephant  |
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karatoyā | f. Name of a river in the north-east of Bengal (said to have, originated from the water poured into the hand of śiva- at his marriage with pārvati-, and thrown by him on the ground)  |
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karatoyinī | f. Name of a river (probably = the last)  |
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karatṛṇa | n. Pandanus Odoratissimus  |
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karaṭu | m. the Numidian crane (see kareṭavyā-, kareṭu-,etc.)  |
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karavāla | m. a sword, scymitar etc. (see -pāla-above)  |
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karavāla | m. a finger-nail  |
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karavālaputrī | f. a knife  |
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karavāli | m. a kind of sword  |
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karavālikā | f. equals -pālika- above  |
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karavallī | f. a kind of plant  |
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karavāraka | m. Name of skanda-  |
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karavāri | n. water from the hand.  |
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karavartam | ind.p. whilst turning the hand on  |
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karavat | mfn. paying tribute.  |
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karavī | f. the leaf of the plant Asa Foetida (see karvarī-, kavarī-, kāvarī-.)  |
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karavīka | m. Name of a mountain.  |
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karavimukti | f. Name of a tīrtha-.  |
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karavinda | m. Name of an author.  |
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karavindīya | n. (fr. the last) , the work of karavinda-.  |
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karavīra | m. Oleander (Nerium Odorum)  |
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karavīra | m. a species of soma-  |
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karavīra | m. a sword  |
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karavīra | m. a particular spell (for recovering a missile of mystic properties after its discharge)  |
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karavīra | m. the thumb  |
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karavīra | m. a cemetery  |
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karavīra | m. Name of a nāga-  |
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karavīra | m. of a daitya-  |
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karavīra | m. of a town on the river Venva (founded by padma-varṇa-) (see kara-vīra-pura-below)  |
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karavīra | m. of a town on the river dṛṣadvatī- (the residence of candraśekhara-)  |
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karavīra | m. of a mountain  |
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karavīrā | f. red arsenic  |
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karavīra | n. the flower of Oleander  |
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karavīra | See .  |
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karavīrabhujā | f. Cajanus Indicus  |
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karavīrabhūṣā | f. equals -bhujā-  |
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karavīraka | m. the poisonous root of Oleander  |
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karavīraka | m. Terminalia Arjuna  |
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karavīraka | m. a sword  |
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karavīraka | m. a cemetery  |
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karavīraka | m. a particular part of the face  |
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karavīraka | m. Name of a nāga-  |
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karavīrakā | f. red arsenic  |
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karavīraka | n. the flower of Oleander  |
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karavīrakandasaṃjña | m. a species of onion  |
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karavīrakandasaṃjña | m. a bulb (equals tailakanda-)  |
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karavīrākara | n. Name of a wood  |
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karavīrakarambhin | n. Name of a wood (varia lectio karavīrākara-)  |
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karavīramāhātmya | n. Name of work  |
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karavīrapura | n. Name of a town founded by padma-varṇa- (see karavīra-)  |
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karavīravrata | n. a certain rite  |
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karavīrī | f. a woman who has borne a son, a mother  |
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karavīrī | f. a good cow  |
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karavīrī | f. Name of aditi-  |
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karavīrya | m. Name of a physician  |
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karavraṇa | m. Name of bhīmasena-  |
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karāyikā | f. a bird, a small kind of crane  |
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karb | cl.1 P. karbati-, to go, move, approach  |
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karbara | See 2. karvara-.  |
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karbela | m. Name of the copyist viṣṇu-bhaṭṭa-.  |
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karbu | mfn. variegated, spotted  |
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karbudāra | m. Bauhinia candida  |
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karbudāra | m. Bauhinia variegata  |
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karbudāra | m. Barleria caerulea  |
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karbudāraka | m. Cordia latifolia  |
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karbuka | m. plural Name of a people  |
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karbura | mf(ā-)n. variegated, of a spotted or variegated colour etc.  |
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karbura | m. sin  |
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karbura | m. a rakṣas-  |
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karbura | m. Curcuma Amhaldi or Zerumbet  |
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karbura | m. a species of Dolichos  |
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karburā | f. a venomous kind of leech  |
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karbura | m. Bignonia suaveolens  |
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karbura | m. equals barbarā-  |
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karbura | n. gold  |
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karbura | n. thorn-apple  |
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karbura | n. water  |
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karbūra | m. a rakṣas-  |
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karbūra | m. Curcuma Amhaldi or Zerumbet  |
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karbūrā | f. a kind of venomous leech  |
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karbūra | n. gold  |
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karbūra | n. a yellow orpiment  |
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karburaka | mfn. variegated, spotted  |
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karbūraka | m. a kind of Curcuma  |
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karburāṅgā | f. a species of fly or bee  |
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karburaphala | m. a particular plant  |
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karburī | f. Name of durgā-  |
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karbūrita | mfn. variegated, many-coloured  |
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karcarī | f. a kind of medicinal substance  |
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karcarikā | f. a kind of pastry or cake  |
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karcarikā | f. (Beng. kacurī-.)  |
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karcūra | m. turmeric  |
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karcūra | n. an orpiment  |
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karcūra | n. gold (see karbura-, karbūra-.)  |
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karcūraka | m. turmeric (see karbūraka-.)  |
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karcūṭikā | f. a kind of pastry  |
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kard | cl.1 P. kardati-, to rumble (as the bowels) ; to caw (as a crow) ; to make any unpleasant noise (see pard-.)  |
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karda | m. mud, clay (see kardama-.)  |
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kardama | m. ( ) mud, slime, mire, clay, dirt, filth etc.  |
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kardama | m. sin commentator or commentary on  |
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kardama | m. shade, shadow (in veda- according to )  |
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kardama | m. Name of a prajāpati- (born from the shadow of brahmā-, husband of devahūti- and father of kapila-)  |
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kardama | m. a kind of rice  |
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kardama | m. a kind of poisonous bulb  |
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kardama | m. Name of pulaka- (a son of prajāpati-)  |
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kardama | m. of a nāga-  |
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kardama | n. flesh  |
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kardama | n. Civet  |
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kardama | mfn. covered with mud or mire or dirt, dirty, filthy  |
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kardamaka | m. a kind of rice  |
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kardamaka | m. a kind of poisonous bulb  |
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kardamaka | m. a kind of snake  |
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kardamaka | m. a kind of erysipelas  |
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kardamākhya | m. a kind of poisonous bulb  |
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kardamarāja | m. Name of a man (a son of kṣema-gupta-)  |
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kardamarājan | m. Name of a man (a son of kṣema-gupta-)  |
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kardamāṭaka | m. a receptacle for filth, a sewer etc.  |
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kardamavīsarpa | m. a kind of erysipelas  |
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kardameśvaramāhātmya | n. Name of work  |
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kardamī | f. a species of jasmine  |
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kardamila | n. (gaRa kāśādi-), Name of a place  |
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kardamila | mfn. slippery,  |
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kardaminī | f. a marshy region gaRa puṣkarādi-.  |
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kardamita | mfn. muddy, dirty, soiled  |
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kardamodbhava | m. marsh-produced kind of rice  |
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kardana | n. rumbling of the bowels, borborygm  |
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kardana | m. Name of a prince  |
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kardanī | f. equals kūrdanī- q.v  |
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kardaṭa | m. mud, dirt  |
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kardaṭa | m. the fibrous root of the lotus  |
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kardaṭa | m. any aquatic weed (as Vallisneria etc.; equals paṅkāra-)  |
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kareḍuka | m. idem or 'm. idem or 'f. the Numidian crane ' ' (see karaṭu-,etc.)  |
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karenara | m. benzoin, storax  |
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karenduka | m. a sort of grass  |
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kareṇu | m. ( ) an elephant etc.  |
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kareṇu | m. Pterospermum Acerifolium  |
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kareṇu | f. (us-[and ūs- ]) a female elephant etc.  |
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kareṇu | f. a sort of plant  |
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kareṇu | f. the svarabhakti- (q.v) between r- and h- commentator or commentary on  |
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kareṇubhū | m. Name of pālakāpya-  |
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kareṇuka | n. the poisonous fruit of the plant kareṇu-  |
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kareṇukā | f. a female elephant  |
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kareṇumatī | f. Name of the wife of nakula- (and daughter of a king of the cedi-s)  |
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kareṇupāla | m. "keeper of an elephant", Name of a man.  |
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kareṇusuta | m. equals -bhū- above.  |
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kareṇuvarya | m. a large or powerful elephant.  |
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kareṭa | m. a finger-nail  |
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kareṭa | See .  |
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kareṭavyā | f. the Numidian crane  |
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kareṭu | m. idem or 'f. the Numidian crane '  |
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karevara | m. Olibanum  |
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karhi | ind. (fr. 2. ka-), when ? at what time ?  |
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karhi | ind. (with svid-,or cid-or api-[ ]) at any time etc.  |
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karhi | ind. (with cid-and a particle of negation) never, at no time ; ([ confer, compare Gothic hvar,"where ?" English where?])  |
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kari | mfn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') causing, accomplishing (see śakṛt-k-)  |
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kari | m. the hand  |
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kari | (in compound for karin- column 3) .  |
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karibandha | m. the post to which an elephant is tied  |
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karibha | m. Ficus Religiosa  |
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karicarman | n. an elephant's hide.  |
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karidanta | m. an elephant's tusk  |
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karidanta | m. ivory  |
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karidāraka | m. a lion  |
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karigarjita | n. the roaring of elephants  |
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karihasta | m. a particular position of the hands.  |
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karija | m. a young elephant  |
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karikā | f. (ikā-) a wound caused by a finger-nail  |
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karika | m. in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' (equals karin-) an elephant  |
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karikā | f. See 1. karaka- |
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karikaṇā | f. Piper Chaba  |
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karikaṇāvallī | f. idem or 'f. Piper Chaba'  |
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karīkṛ | to offer as a tribute  |
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karikrata | m. Name of the author of  |
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karikṛṣṇā | f. Piper Chaba  |
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karikṛt | m. Pongamia Glabra  |
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karikumbha | m. the frontal globe of an elephant.  |
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karikusumbha | m. a fragrant powder prepared from the flowers of nāgakeśara-  |
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karikusumbhaka | m. idem or 'm. a fragrant powder prepared from the flowers of nāgakeśara- '  |
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karīladeśa | m. Name of a country.  |
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karimācala | m. "destroyer of elephants", a lion  |
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karimakara | m. a fabulous monster  |
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karimaṇḍita | n. Name of a wood  |
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karimukha | m. "elephant-faced", Name of gaṇeśa-  |
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karimuktā | f. a pearl (said to be found sometimes in an elephant's head)  |
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karin | mfn. doing, effecting etc. on  |
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karin | m. "having a trunk", an elephant  |
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karināsā | f. the trunk of an elephant  |
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karināsikā | f. a kind of musical instrument  |
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karīndra | m. a large elephant a war or state elephant  |
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karīndra | m. indra-'s elephant  |
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kariṇī | f. (fr. the next) , a female elephant  |
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kariṇī | f. See above.  |
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kariṇīsahāya | m. the mate of the female elephant.  |
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karipa | m. the keeper of an elephant ([ ]) gaRa cūrṇādi-  |
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karipatha | m. the way of an elephant gaRa devapathādi-  |
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karipattra | n. Name of a plant (see tālīśa-pattra-.)  |
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karipippalī | f. Pothos Officinalis  |
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karipippalī | f. Piper Chaba  |
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karipota | m. a young elephant  |
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karira | mn. the shoot of a bamboo (see karīra-.)  |
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karīra | mn. the shoot of a bamboo  |
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karīra | m. a water-jar  |
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karīra | m. Capparis Aphylla (a thorny plant growing in deserts and fed upon by camels)  |
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karīra | f(ā-or ī-). the root of an elephant's tusk  |
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karīra | m. a cricket, small grasshopper  |
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karīra | n. the fruit of Capparis Aphylla.  |
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karīraka | n. fight, battle  |
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karīrakuṇa | m. the fruit-season of Capparis Aphylla.  |
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karīraprastha | m. Name of a town  |
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karīraprastha | m. (varia lectio karīriprastha-.)  |
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karirata | n. "elephant's coitus", a kind of coitus  |
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karīravatī | f. Name of a woman.  |
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karīrikā | f. the root of an elephant's tusk  |
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karīṣa | mn. (1. kṝ- ), rubbish, refuse  |
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karīṣa | mn. dung, dry cow-dung  |
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karīṣa | mn. Name of a mountain.  |
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karīṣagandhi | m. Name of a man commentator or commentary on  |
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karīṣāgni | m. a fire of dry cow-dung (this substance is very generally used as fuel in Hindustan)  |
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karīṣaka | m. plural Name of a people  |
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karīṣaṃkaṣa | mf(ā-)n. sweeping away dung  |
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karīṣaṇī | f. (applied to the goddess of fortune),  |
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kariśāvaka | m. a young elephant under five years old  |
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karīṣin | mfn. abounding in dung  |
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karīṣiṇī | f. Name of a river  |
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karīṣiṇī | f. a region abounding in dung gaRa puṣkarādi-  |
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kariskandha | m. a herd of elephants on  |
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kariṣṇu | mfn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') doing, accomplishing  |
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karīṣottha | m. (scilicet agni-) idem or 'm. a fire of dry cow-dung (this substance is very generally used as fuel in Hindustan) '  |
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kariṣṭha | mfn. (superl.) doing most, doing very much  |
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karisundarikā | f. a gauge, water-mark  |
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kariṣya | mfn. to be done ([ equals kartavya- ])  |
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kariṣyat | mfn. (fut.p. of1. kṛ- q.v) about to do  |
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kariṣyat | mfn. future  |
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karīti | m. plural Name of a people  |
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karitva | mfn. fit for work or business,  |
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karivaijayantī | f. a flag carried by an elephant  |
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karivara | m. an excellent elephant.  |
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kariyādas | n. a water-elephant, hippopotamus  |
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karīyas | mfn. (Comparative degree) one who does more (?)  |
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karj | cl.1 P. karjati-, cakarja-, etc., to pain, torment  |
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kark | (a sautra- root) , to laugh.  |
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karka | mf(/ī-)n. ( kṛ- ; see karaṅka-), white  |
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karka | mf(/ī-)n. good, excellent  |
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karka | m. a white horse  |
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karka | m. a crab  |
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karka | m. the sign Cancer  |
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karka | m. a water-jar  |
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karka | m. fire  |
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karka | m. a mirror  |
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karka | m. a younger brother of the father  |
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karka | m. beauty  |
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karka | m. a particular gem |
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karka | m. Name of a plant (equals karkaṭa-)  |
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karka | m. Name of a commentator  |
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karkā | f. a white mare  |
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karkacandreśvaratantra | n. Name of a tantra-.  |
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karkacirbhiṭā | f. a species of cucumber  |
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karkāhva | m. Name of a plant  |
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karkakhaṇḍa | m. plural Name of a people  |
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karkākṣa | mfn. "white-eyed"(said of the owl) (edition Bombay) .  |
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karkandhu | mf. us-, ūs- (fr. karka-and dhā- commentator or commentary on ;according to others fr. karka-and andhu-,"a well") , Zizyphus Jujuba  |
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karkandhu | n. (u-) the fruit of this tree, the jujube berry etc.  |
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karkandhu | m. (us-) a well without water, one dried up commentator or commentary on  |
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karkandhu | m. Name of a man  |
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karkandhu | f. (ūs-) a term or name applied to a fetus which is ten days old  |
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karkandhūkā | f. a small berry of the jujube tree (?)  |
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karkandhukuṇa | m. the fruit-season of the jujube tree gaRa pīlvādi-  |
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karkandhumatī | f. Name of a woman gaRa madhv-ādi-  |
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karkandhuprastha | m. Name of a town gaRa karky-ādi-  |
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karkandhurohita | mfn. red like a berry of the jujube tree  |
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karkandhusaktu | m. plural flour of jujube berries  |
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karkaphala | n. Name of a plant  |
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karkara | mf(ā-)n. (perhaps connected with karka-) hard, firm  |
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karkara | m. a bone  |
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karkara | m. a hammer  |
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karkara | m. a mirror (see karphara-)  |
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karkara | m. Name of a nāga-  |
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karkara | mn. stone, limestone (especially the nodule found in Bengal under the name of Kankar ),  |
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karkara | mn. a species of date  |
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karkara | mn. ([ confer, compare karaṅka-, śarkara-; Greek , ; Latin hallus,calx; Hibernian or Irish carraice; Gaelic carraig careg.])  |
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karkāra | m. a tree,  |
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karkaracchadā | f. Name of a plant  |
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karkarāhvā | f. Name of a plant  |
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karkarāja | m. Name of a man.  |
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karkarākṣa | m. a wagtail  |
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karkarāndhaka | m. a blind well (one of which the mouth is over grown with grass etc. so as to be hidden; see kark/andhu-and andhakūpa-)  |
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karkarāndhuka | m. a blind well (one of which the mouth is over grown with grass etc. so as to be hidden; see kark/andhu-and andhakūpa-)  |
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karkarāṅga | m. idem or 'm. a wagtail '  |
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karkarāṭu | m. a glance, side-look  |
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karkarāṭuka | m. the Numidian crane |
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karkareḍu | m.  |
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karkareḍuka | m. idem or 'm.'  |
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karkareṭa | (connected with karka-?) m. the hand curved like a claw for the purpose of grasping anything  |
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karkareṭu | m. idem or 'm. the Numidian crane '  |
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karkari | f. is-, ī- a kind of lute  |
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karkarī | f. a water-jar etc.  |
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karkarī | f. a kind of plant  |
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karkarika | m. a kind of lute  |
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karkarīkā | f. a small water-jar commentator or commentary on  |
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karkarikarṇa | mf(ī-)n. having ears like a lute  |
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karkāru | m. Beninkasa Cerifera (a species of gourd)  |
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karkāru | n. the fruit of this plant  |
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karkāruka | m. Beninkasa Cerifera  |
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karkāruka | n. its fruit  |
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karkaśa | mf(ā-)n. (perhaps connected with karka-and karkara-) hard, firm, rough, harsh (literally and metaph.) etc.  |
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karkaśa | m. a sword, scymitar  |
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karkaśa | m. Cassia or Sennia Esculenta  |
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karkaśa | m. a species of sugar-cane  |
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karkaśa | m. equals guṇḍorocanī-  |
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karkaśā | f. Tragia Involucrata  |
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karkaśa | m. Name of an apsaras-  |
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karkaśacchada | m. Trophis Aspera  |
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karkaśacchada | m. Trichosanthes Dioeca  |
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karkaśacchadā | f. Luffa Acutangula  |
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karkaśacchada | f. equals dagdhā-  |
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karkaśadala | m. Trichosanthes Dioeca  |
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karkaśadalā | f. equals dagdhā-  |
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karkasāra | n. flour or meal mixed with curds  |
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karkaśatva | n. hardness  |
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karkaśatva | n. harshness, rough manners  |
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karkaśī | f. the wild jujube  |
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karkaśidhurohita | ( ) m. a tree,  |
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karkaśikā | f. wild jujube  |
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karkasvāmin | m. Name of a man.  |
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karkaṭa | m. a crab etc.  |
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karkaṭa | m. the sign Cancer etc.  |
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karkaṭa | m. a particular bird  |
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karkaṭa | m. Name of several plants  |
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karkaṭa | m. the fibrous root of a plant  |
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karkaṭa | m. the curved end of the beam of a balance (to which the strings supporting the scale are attached), Mit.  |
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karkaṭa | m. a pair of compasses in a particular position  |
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karkaṭa | m. a particular position of the hands  |
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karkaṭa | m. a kind of fever  |
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karkaṭa | m. a kind of coitus  |
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karkaṭā | f. Momordica Mixta  |
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karkaṭāhva | m. Aegle Marmelos  |
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karkaṭāhvā | f. gall-nut (see śriṅgī-above)  |
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karkaṭaka | m. a crab etc.  |
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karkaṭaka | m. the sign Cancer  |
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karkaṭaka | m. a pair of tongs  |
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karkaṭaka | m. a pair of compasses (see karkaṭa-)  |
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karkaṭaka | m. a kind of plant  |
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karkaṭaka | m. a particular position of the hands  |
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karkaṭaka | m. Name of a nāga-  |
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karkaṭaka | n. a kind of poisonous root  |
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karkaṭaka | n. a particular fracture of the bones  |
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karkaṭakāsthi | n. the shell or crust of a crab  |
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karkaṭākhyā | f. gall-nut  |
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karkaṭākṣa | m. Cucumis Utilissimus  |
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karkaṭāṅgā | f. idem or 'f. gall-nut '  |
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karkaṭapura | n. Name of a town.  |
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karkaṭaśriṅga | n. the claw of a crab. Mit.  |
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karkaṭaśriṅgī | f. gall-nut (an excrescence on Rhus Succedana)  |
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karkaṭaśriṅgikā | f. idem or 'f. gall-nut (an excrescence on Rhus Succedana) '  |
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karkaṭāsthi | n. the shell or crust of a crab  |
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karkaṭavallī | f. Achyranthes Aspera  |
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karkaṭavallī | f. Piper Chaba  |
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karkaṭavallī | f. Carpopogon Pruriens  |
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karkaṭeśa | m. Name of a sanctuary  |
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karkaṭeśvaratīrtha | n. Name of a tīrtha-,  |
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karkaṭī | f. a female crab  |
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karkaṭī | f. Cucumis Utilissimus, a kind of cucumber commentator or commentary on  |
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karkaṭī | f. a small water-jar  |
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karkaṭī | f. the fruit of Bombax Heptaphyllum  |
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karkaṭī | f. Name of a rākṣasī-  |
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karkaṭī | f. ([ confer, compare Greek ; Latin cancer-.])  |
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karkaṭi | f. Cucumis Utilissimus  |
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karkaṭikā | f. a sort of plant  |
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karkaṭikā | f. a kernel  |
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karkaṭinī | f. Curcuma Xanthorrhiza  |
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karkaṭu | m. the Numidian crane (see karaṭu-,etc.)  |
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karkavallī | f. Achyranthes Aspera  |
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karkeṇata | m. a species of quartz  |
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karketana | m. idem or 'm. a species of quartz '  |
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karketila | m. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. a species of quartz ' '  |
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karki | m. the sign Cancer.  |
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karkī | f. a white calf.  |
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karkin | m. idem or 'm. the sign Cancer.'  |
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karkiprastha | m. Name of a town  |
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karkīprastha | m. Name of a town  |
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karkoṭa | m. Name of one of the principal nāga-s of pātāla- etc.  |
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karkoṭa | m. plural Name of a people  |
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karkoṭa | n. Name of a plant  |
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karkoṭaka | m. Momordica Mixta  |
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karkoṭaka | m. Aegle Marmelos  |
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karkoṭaka | m. the sugar-cane  |
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karkoṭaka | m. Name of a nāga- etc.  |
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karkoṭaka | m. plural Name of a people  |
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karkoṭaka | n. the fruit of Momordica Mixta  |
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karkoṭakaviṣa | n. the poison of karkoṭaka-  |
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karkoṭakī | f. Name of a plant with yellow flowers  |
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karkoṭakī | f. Momordica Mixta  |
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karkoṭaki | m. Name of a nāga- (see above)  |
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karkoṭavāpī | f. Name of a reservoir of water in Benares  |
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karkoṭī | f. Name of a plant with a bitter fruit  |
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karkoṭikā | f. Momordica Mixta  |
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karkyādi | m. Name of a gaṇa-  |
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karma | (in compound for k/arman-above) .  |
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karmabāhulya | n. much or hard work.  |
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karmabandha | m. the bonds of action (id est transmigration or repeated existence as a result of actions)  |
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karmabandhana | n. idem or 'm. the bonds of action (id est transmigration or repeated existence as a result of actions) '  |
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karmabandhana | mfn. bound by bonds of actions (as worldly existence)  |
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karmabhedavicāra | m. Name of work  |
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karmābhidhāyaka | mfn. enjoining or prescribing duties or acts  |
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karmābhidhāyin | mfn. idem or 'mfn. enjoining or prescribing duties or acts '  |
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karmabhū | f. tilled or cultivated ground  |
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karmabhūmi | f. the land or region of religious actions (id est where such actions are performed, said of bhārata-varṣa-) etc., (see -kṣetra-above; see also phala-bhūmi-)  |
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karmabhūmi | f. the place or region of activity or work  |
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karmabhūya | n. the becoming an action, (ṃ-bhū-,to assume the peculiar characteristic of any action commentator or commentary on )  |
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karmābhyāsa | m. the performance of a sacred rite,  |
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karmabīja | n. the seed of works.  |
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karmabuddhi | f. the mental organ of action, manas- (q.v)  |
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karmacaṇḍāla | m. "a caṇḍāla- by work"(as opposed to a born caṇḍāla-), a contemptible man  |
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karmacaṇḍāla | m. Name of rāhu-  |
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karmacandra | m. Name of several princes.  |
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karmacārin | mfn. engaged in work.  |
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karmaceṣṭā | f. active exertion, activity, action  |
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karmacit | mfn. collected or accomplished by work  |
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karmacodanā | f. the motive impelling to ritual acts  |
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karmadaṇḍa | m. control of actions,  |
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karmadāyāda | m. heir of works (id est one who has to bear their consequences),  |
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karmadeha | m. the active body,  |
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karmadeva | (k/arma-) m. a god through religious actions (diśrautakarmaṇā devalokaṃ prāpnuvanti te karmadevāḥ&iencoding=&lang='>ye 'gnihotrādiśrautakarmaṇā devalokaṃ prāpnuvanti te karmadevāḥ- commentator or commentary on )  |
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karmadhāraya | m. Name of a class of tatpuruṣa- (q.v) compounds (in which the members would stand in the same case[ samānādhikaraṇa-]if the compound were dissolved) (See )  |
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karmādhikāra | m. the right of action  |
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karmadhvaṃsa | m. loss of benefit arising from religious acts  |
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karmadhvaṃsa | m. destruction of any work, disappointment  |
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karmādhyakṣa | m. overseer or superintendent of actions  |
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karmadīpa | m. Name of work  |
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karmāditya | m. Name of a king.  |
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karmadoṣa | m. a sinful work, sin, vice  |
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karmadoṣa | m. error, blunder  |
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karmadoṣa | m. the evil consequence of human acts, discreditable conduct or business |
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karmaduṣṭa | mfn. corrupt in action, wicked in practice, immoral, disreputable.  |
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karmagati | f. the course of Fate  |
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karmaghāta | m. annihilation or termination of work or activity (see -kṣaya-above.)  |
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karmagrantha | m. Name of a jaina- work.  |
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karmagranthiprathamavicāra | m. idem or 'm. Name of a jaina- work.'  |
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karmaguṇa | m. a quality or condition resulting from human acts (as separation, reunion etc.)  |
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karmagupta | n. a kind of artificial sentence which has the object hidden,  |
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karmahasta | mfn. clever in business  |
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karmahetu | mfn. caused by acts, arising from acts.  |
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karmahīna | m. plural Name of a vaiṣṇava- sect.  |
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karmaja | mfn. "act-born", resulting or produced from any act (good or bad) etc.  |
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karmaja | m. Ficus religiosa  |
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karmaja | m. the kaliyuga- (q.v)  |
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karmaja | m. a god  |
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karmajanya | mfn. produced by acts,  |
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karmajanyatā | (f.)  |
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karmajit | mfn. Name of a king  |
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karmajita | mfn. won or acquired by acts,  |
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karmājīva | m. livelihood earned by work, trade, profession  |
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karmajña | mfn. skilled in any work  |
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karmajña | mfn. acquainted with religious rites  |
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karmaka | in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' equals karman-, work, action etc. (see a-k-, sa-k-,etc.)  |
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karmakāla | m. the proper time for action  |
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karmakālanirṇaya | m. Name of work  |
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karmakāṇḍa | n. that part of the śruti- which relates to ceremonial acts and sacrificial rites  |
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karmakāṇḍa | n. Name of a jaina- work.  |
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karmakara | mf(ī-)n. doing work, a workman, a hired labourer, servant of any kind (who is not a slave ), mechanic, artisan etc.  |
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karmakara | m. Name of yama-  |
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karmakara | m. Momordica monadelpha  |
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karmakāra | mfn. = doing work (but without receiving wages, according to native authorities) on etc.  |
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karmakāra | m. a blacksmith (forming a mixed caste, regarded as the progeny of the divine artist viśva-karman- and a śūdrā- woman)  |
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karmakāra | m. a bull  |
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karmakāraka | mfn. one who does any act or work.  |
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karmakārāpaya | Nom. P. yati-, to cause any one to work as a servant  |
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karmakarī | f. Sanseviera zeylanica  |
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karmakārī | f. equals -karī- above  |
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karmakarībhāva | m. the state of being a female servant  |
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karmakārin | mfn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') doing or accomplishing any act or work or business (see tat-k-, śubha-k-.)  |
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karmakārmuka | m. a strong bow (?)  |
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karmakartṛ | m. (in grammar),"an object-agent"or"object-containing agent" id est an agent which is at the same time the object of an action (this is the idea expressed by the reflexive passive, as in odanaḥ pacyate-,"the mashed grain cooks of itself") (see grammar )  |
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karmakartṛ | m. dual number (ārau-) the work and the person accomplishing it.  |
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karmakaumudī | f. Name of work  |
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karmakīlaka | m. a washerman  |
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karmakośa | m. a store of good actions,  |
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karmakriyākāṇḍa | n. Name of work by soma-śambhu- (q.v)  |
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karmakṛt | mfn. performing any work, skilful in work etc. (see tīkṣṇa-k-)  |
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karmakṛt | mfn. one who has done any work  |
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karmakṛt | m. (t-) a servant, workman, labourer  |
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karmakṛtavat | m. the director of a religious rite, reciter of mantra-s (?)  |
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karmakṛtya | n. activity, the state of active exertion  |
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karmakṣama | mfn. able to do an action  |
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karmākṣama | mfn. incapable of business.  |
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karmakṣaya | m. annihilation or termination of all work or activity  |
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karmakṣetra | n. the place or region of (religious) acts (see -bhūmi-below.)  |
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karmalocana | n. Name of work  |
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karmamārga | m. the course of acts, activity  |
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karmamārga | m. the way of work (a term used by thieves for a breach in walls etc.)  |
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karmamāsa | m. the calendar month of thirty days.  |
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karmamaya | mf(ī-)n. consisting of or resulting from works  |
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karmamīmāṃsā | f. equals pūrva-mīmāṃsā- q.v  |
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karmamūla | n. kuśa- grass (as essential part in many religious acts)  |
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karman | n. (ā- m. ), ( kṛ- ), act, action, performance, business etc.  |
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karman | n. office, special duty, occupation, obligation (frequently in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound',the first member of the compound being either the person who performs the action[ exempli gratia, 'for example' vaṇik-k-]or the person or thing for or towards whom the action is performed[ exempli gratia, 'for example' rāja-k-, paśu-k-]or a specification of the action[ exempli gratia, 'for example' śaurya-k-, prīti-k-]) etc.  |
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karman | n. any religious act or rite (as sacrifice, oblation etc., especially as originating in the hope of future recompense and as opposed to speculative religion or knowledge of spirit) etc.  |
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karman | n. work, labour, activity (as opposed to rest, praśānti-) etc.  |
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karman | n. physicking, medical attendance  |
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karman | n. action consisting in motion (as the third among the seven categories of the nyāya- philosophy;of these motions there are five, viz. ut-kṣepaṇa-, ava-kṣepaṇa-, ā-kuñcana-, prasāraṇa-,and gamana-,qq. vv.)  |
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karman | n. calculation  |
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karman | n. product, result, effect  |
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karman | n. organ of sense (or of actionSee karmendriya-)  |
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karman | n. (in grammar) the object (it stands either in the accusative [in active construction], or in the Nominal verb [in passive construction], or in the genitive case [in connection with a noun of action];opposed to kartṛ-the subject) (it is of four kinds, viz. a. nirvartya-,when anything new is produced exempli gratia, 'for example' kaṭaṃ karoti-,"he makes a mat"; putraṃ prasūte-,"she bears a son";b. vikārya-,when change is implied either of the substance and form exempli gratia, 'for example' kāṣṭhaṃ bhasma karoti-,"he reduces fuel to ashes";or of the form only exempli gratia, 'for example' suvarṇaṃ kuṇḍalaṃ karoti-,"he fashions gold into an ear-ring"; Calcutta edition prāpya-,when any desired object is attained exempli gratia, 'for example' grāmaṃ gacchati-,"he goes to the village"; candraṃ paśyati-,"he sees the moon";d. anīpsita-,when an undesired object is abandoned exempli gratia, 'for example' pāpaṃ tyajati-,"he leaves the wicked") |
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karman | n. former act as leading to inevitable results, fate (as the certain consequence of acts in a previous life) , (see karma-pāka-and -vipāka-)  |
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karman | n. the tenth lunar mansion  |
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karmanāman | n. a name in accordance with or derived from actions  |
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karmanāman | n. a participle,  |
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karmanāśā | f. "destroying the merit of works", Name of a river between kāśī- and vihāra-  |
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karmanda | m. Name of a man (author of a bhikṣu-sūtra-)  |
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karmandin | m. one who studies karmanda-'s work  |
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karmandin | m. a beggar (equals bhikṣu-)  |
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karmāṅga | a particular śrāddha-,  |
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karmāṅga | n. part of any act, part of a sacrificial rite.  |
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karmaṇi | mfn. connected with or being in the action  |
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karmanibandha | m. necessary consequence of works.  |
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karmanirhāra | m. removal of bad deeds or their effects.  |
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karmanirṇaya | m. Name of work  |
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karmaniṣṭha | mfn. (Ved. -niṣṭh/ā-) diligent in religious actions, engaged in active duties  |
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karmaniṣṭha | m. a Brahman who performs sacrifices etc.  |
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karmanivṛtti | f. the end of a rite,  |
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karmānta | m. end or accomplishment of a work  |
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karmānta | m. end or conclusion of a sacred action  |
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karmānta | m. work, business, action, management, administration (of an office) etc.  |
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karmānta | m. tilled or cultivated ground  |
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karmāntara | n. interval between religious actions, suspense of such an action  |
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karmāntara | n. another work or action  |
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karmāntika | mfn. completing an act  |
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karmāntika | m. a labourer, artisan  |
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karmāntikaloka | m. labourers  |
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karmānubandha | m. connection with or dependance upon acts  |
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karmānubandhin | mfn. connected with or involved in works  |
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karmānurūpa | mfn. according to action, according to function or duty  |
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karmānurūpatas | ind. conformably to act or function  |
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karmānusāra | m. consequence of or conformity to acts  |
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karmānusāratas | ind. according to one's deeds  |
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karmānuṣṭhāna | n. the act of practising one's duties, discharging peculiar functions  |
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karmānuṣṭhāyin | mfn. practising duties, performing rites etc.  |
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karmaṇya | mfn. skilful in work, clever, diligent etc.  |
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karmaṇya | mfn. proper or fit for any act, suitable for a religious action etc.  |
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karmaṇya | mfn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') relating to any business or to the accomplishment of anything  |
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karmaṇyā | f. wages, hire  |
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karmaṇya | n. energy, activity  |
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karmaṇyabhuj | mfn. receiving wages, working for hire  |
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karmaṇyābhuj | mfn. idem or 'mfn. receiving wages, working for hire '  |
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karmaṇyakṛt | mfn. working for hire, a hireling,  |
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karmanyāsa | m. the giving up of active duties  |
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karmaṇyatā | f. cleverness  |
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karmaṇyatā | f. activity  |
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karmapaddhati | f. Name of work  |
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karmapāka | m. "ripening of acts", matured result of previous acts or actions done in a former birth (see -vipāka-below.)  |
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karmapāradā | f. Name of a goddess  |
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karmapātaka | n. a sinful deed,  |
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karmapatha | m. the way or direction or character of an action  |
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karmaphala | n. the fruit or recompense of actions (as pain, pleasure etc., resulting from previous acts or acts in a former life)  |
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karmaphala | n. the fruit of Averrhoa Carambola  |
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karmaphalahetu | mfn. one who is actuated by the (thought of the) result of his acts,  |
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karmaphalodaya | m. the appearance of consequences of actions  |
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karmaploti | f. the thread of action,  |
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karmapradīpa | m.  |
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karmapradīpikā | f. Name of several works.  |
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karmaprakāśa | m.  |
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karmaprakāśikā | f.  |
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karmaprakāśinī | f.  |
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karmapravacanīya | mfn. "employed to denote an action"  |
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karmapravacanīya | m. (scilicet śabda-;in grammar) a term for certain prepositions or particles not connected with a verb but generally governing a noun (either separated from it or forming a compound with it;a karma-pravacanīya- never loses its accent, and exercises no euphonic influence on the initial letter of a following verb;See also upa-sarga-, gati-,and nipāta-)  |
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karmapravāda | m. Name of a jaina- work.  |
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karmara | m. Averrhoa Carambola (see karmāra-)  |
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karmāra | m. an artisan, mechanic, artificer  |
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karmāra | m. a blacksmith etc.  |
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karmāra | m. a bamboo  |
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karmāra | m. Averrhoa Carambola  |
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karmaraka | m. idem or 'f. the manna of the bamboo ' (see karma-raṅga-.)  |
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karmāraka | m. Averrhoa Carambola  |
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karmārambha | m. commencement of any act  |
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karmaraṅga | m. Averrhoa Carambola (see -phala-above.)  |
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karmarāṣṭra | Name (also title or epithet) of a country,  |
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karmaratnāvalī | f. Name of work  |
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karmāravana | n. Name of a place gaRa kṣubhnādi-.  |
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karmargha | (karma-+ ṛgha-fr. ṛghā-) m. Name of a teacher.  |
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karmārha | mfn. fit for work, able to perform a sacrificial rite  |
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karmārha | m. a man  |
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karmarī | f. the manna of the bamboo  |
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karmaśa | m. Name of a son of pulaha- (equals karma-śreṣṭha-)  |
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karmasa | m. varia lectio for the last.  |
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karmaṣa | equals kalmaṣa- q.v  |
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karmasaciva | m. an officer, assistant  |
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karmasādhaka | mfn. accomplishing a work.  |
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karmasādhana | n. implement, means  |
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karmasādhana | n. articles essential to the performance of any religious act.  |
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karmasākṣin | m. "the witness of all acts", the sun  |
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karmaśālā | f. workshop, the hall or room where daily work is done, sitting-room  |
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karmaśālī | f. Name of a river in caturgrāma-.  |
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karmaśalya | n. an impediment of action  |
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karmasamāpta | mfn. one who has performed all religious actions  |
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karmasaṃbhava | mfn. produced by or resulting from acts.  |
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karmasaṃgraha | m. assemblage of acts (comprising the act, its performance, and the performer)  |
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karmasaṃnyāsika | mfn. one who has given up works, an ascetic  |
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karmasaṃvatsara | m. the calendar year of 360 days.  |
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karmasaṅga | m. attachment to action,  |
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karmasaṅgin | mfn. attached to action, ibidem or 'in the same place or book or text' as the preceding  |
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karmasārathi | m. a companion, assistant  |
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karmaśataka | n. Name of a Buddhist work.  |
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karmaśauca | n. humility  |
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karmāśaya | m. receptacle or accumulation of (good and evil) acts commentator or commentary on  |
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karmāśaya | m. on  |
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karmasena | m. Name of a king  |
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karmasenīya | mfn. belonging to that king  |
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karmasiddhi | f. accomplishment of an act, success  |
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karmaśīla | mfn. assiduous in work  |
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karmaśīla | mfn. one who perseveres in his duties without looking to their reward  |
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karmaśīla | m. Name of a man  |
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karmaśreṣṭha | m. Name of a son of pulaha- by gati-  |
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karmāśritabhakta | m. plural Name of a vaiṣṇava- sect.  |
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karmastava | m. Name of work  |
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karmastha | mfn. contained or being in the object.  |
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karmasthāna | n. public office or place of business  |
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karmasthāna | n. a stage or period in the life of an ājīvika- (q.v)  |
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karmaśūra | m. a skilful or clever workman  |
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karmaśūra | mfn. assiduous, laborious  |
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karmasūtra | n. Name (also title or epithet) of work  |
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karmasvaka | mfn. one who has to bear the consequence of his acts  |
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karmatā | f.  |
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karmatattvapradīpikā | f. Name of work  |
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karmaṭha | mfn. capable of work, skilful or clever in work, clever  |
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karmaṭha | mfn. working diligently, eagerly engaged in sacred actions or rites etc. |
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karmaṭha | m. the director and performer of a sacrifice  |
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karmātman | mfn. one whose character is action, endowed with principles of action, active, acting  |
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karmatva | n. the state or effect of action etc. etc.  |
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karmatva | n. activity  |
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karmatva | n. the state of being an object commentator or commentary on  |
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karmatyāga | m. abandonment of worldly duties or ceremonial rites  |
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karmavacana | n. (with ) the ritual.  |
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karmavāda | m. a text relating to sacrificial rites,  |
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karmāvaddna | n. a great deed, exploit,  |
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karmavajra | mfn. "whose power (thunderbolt) is work"(said of śūdra-s)  |
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karmavaśa | m. the necessary influence of acts, fate (considered as the inevitable consequence of actions done in a former life)  |
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karmavaśa | mfn. being in the power of or subject to former actions  |
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karmavaśitā | mfn. the condition of having power over one's works (as a quality of a bodhi-sattva-)  |
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karmavat | mfn. busy with or employed in any work  |
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karmavāṭī | f. "demarcation or regulation of religious actions", a lunar day.  |
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karmavidhi | m. rule of actions or observances, mode of conducting ceremonies  |
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karmavighna | m. an impediment to work, obstruction.  |
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karmavipāka | m. "the ripening of actions" id est the good or evil consequences in this life of human acts performed in previous births (eighty-six consequences are spoken of in the śātātapa-smṛti-) |
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karmavipāka | m. Name of several works  |
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karmavipākasaṃgraha | m. Name of work  |
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karmavipākasāra | m. idem or 'm. Name of work '  |
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karmaviparyaya | m. perversity of action, perverse action, mistake  |
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karmavirodhin | mfn. disturbing or preventing any one's works  |
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karmaviśeṣa | m. variety of acts or actions  |
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karmavyatihāra | m. reciprocity of an action  |
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karmayoga | m. performance of a work or business (especially of religious duties) etc.  |
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karmayoga | m. active exertion, industry  |
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karmayoga | m. agriculture and commerce ([ ])  |
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karmayoga | m. practical application  |
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karmayoga | m. connection with a sacrifice  |
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karmayoni | f. source of an action  |
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karmayuga | n. the kali-yuga- (q.v)  |
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karmendriya | n. an organ of action (five in number like the five organs of sense, viz. hand, foot, larynx, organ of generation, and excretion)  |
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karmika | mfn. active, acting gaRa vrīhy-ādi- and purohitādi-.  |
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karmin | mfn. acting, active, busy  |
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karmin | mfn. performing a religious action, engaged in any work or business etc.  |
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karmin | mfn. belonging or relating to any act  |
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karmin | m. performer of an action  |
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karmin | m. labourer, workman  |
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karmin | m. Butea frondosa  |
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karmīṇa | mfn. only in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' see anuṣṭ/up-karm/īṇa-, alaṃ-karmīṇa-.  |
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karmīra | equals kirmīra- q.v  |
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karmiṣṭha | mfn. (superl. of the last) very active or diligent  |
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karmodāra | n. any honourable or valiant act, magnanimity, prowess  |
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karmodyoga | m. activity in work  |
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karmodyukta | mfn. actively labouring, busily engaged  |
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karmopakaraṇa | mfn. one who gives aid by work.  |
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karṇ | cl.10 P. karṇayati-, to pierce, bore ; (ā-karṇaya-,, is a Nom.fr. the next.)  |
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karṇa | m. ( kṛt- ;1. kṝ- ), the ear (/api k/arṇe-,behind the ear or back, from behind [ see apikarṇ/a-]; karṇe-,[in dramatic language ] into the ear, in a low voice, aside ; karṇaṃ- dā-,to give ear to, listen to ; karṇam ā-gam-,to come to one's ear, become known to )  |
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karṇa | m. the handle or ear of a vessel etc.  |
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karṇa | m. the helm or rudder of a ship  |
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karṇa | m. (in geometry) the hypothenuse of a triangle or the diagonal of a tetragon etc.  |
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karṇa | m. the diameter of a circle  |
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karṇa | m. (in prosody) a spondee  |
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karṇa | m. Cassia Fistula  |
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karṇa | m. Calotropis Gigantea  |
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karṇa | m. Name of a king of aṅga- (and elder brother by the mother's side of the pāṇḍu- princes, being the son of the god sūrya- by pṛthā- or kuntī-, before her marriage with pāṇḍu-;afraid of the censure of her relatives, kuntī- deserted the child and exposed it in the river, where it was found by a charioteer named adhi-- ratha- and nurtured by his wife rādhā-;hence karṇa- is sometimes called sūta-putra- or sūta-ja-, sometimes rādheya-, though named by his foster-parents vasu-ṣeṇa-) etc. |
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karṇa | m. Name of several other men  |
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karṇa | (mfn. karṇ/a-), eared, furnished with ears or long ears  |
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karṇa | mfn. furnished with chaff (as grain)  |
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karṇa | (according to to some also, karṇ/a-, mfn. "cropped or defective on the ears") in compound  |
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karṇabhaṅga | m. bending the ears (varia lectio)  |
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karṇabhaṅga | a particular ear-disease,  |
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karṇābharaṇa | n. an ornament for the ear, |
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karṇābharaṇaka | m. Cathartocarpus fistula  |
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karṇabhūṣā | f. idem or 'n. an ornament for the ear.'  |
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karṇabhūṣā | f. the art of ornamenting the ears (one of the 64 kalā-s).  |
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karṇabhūṣaṇa | n. an ornament for the ear.  |
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karṇacāmara | n. a cowrie as ornament for the ear of an elephant  |
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karṇacchidra | n. the outer auditory passage  |
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karṇadārin | mfn. ear-rending,  |
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karṇadarpaṇa | m. a particular ornament for the ear  |
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karṇādarśa | m. an ear-ring  |
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karṇadeva | m. Name of a king.  |
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karṇadeva | m. Name (also title or epithet) of a king,  |
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karṇadhāra | m. a helmsman, pilot etc.  |
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karṇadhāra | m. a sailor, seaman  |
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karṇadhārā | f. Name of an apsaras-  |
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karṇadhāraka | m. a helmsman  |
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karṇadhāratā | f. the office of a helmsman  |
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karṇadhāriṇī | f. a female elephant  |
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karṇadhvanana | n. singing in the ear.  |
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karṇādi | m. Name of a gaṇa-  |
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karṇadundubhi | f. "a drum in the ear", a kind of worm equals -kīṭā- above  |
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karṇaga | mfn. touching the ear, hanging on it, next to the ear, extending to it  |
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karṇagiri | m. Name of a mountain.  |
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karṇagocara | m. the range of hearing, anything perceptible by the ear  |
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karṇagrāha | m. a helmsman gaRa revaty-ādi-  |
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karṇagrāhavat | mfn. furnished with a helmsman (as a ship)  |
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karṇagṛhīta | mfn. seized by the ear  |
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karṇagṛhyā | ( -g/ṛhya-) ind.p. seizing by the ear  |
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karṇagūtha | mn. ear-wax  |
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karṇagūtha | m. hardening of the wax of the ear  |
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karṇagūthaka | m. idem or 'm. hardening of the wax of the ear '  |
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karṇahallikā | f. a particular disease of the ear,  |
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karṇahīna | mfn. deaf  |
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karṇahīna | m. "earless", a snake  |
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karṇaja | m. ear-wax  |
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karṇajāha | n. the root of the ear  |
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karṇajalaukā | f. idem or 'n.'  |
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karṇajalaukas | n.  |
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karṇajalūkā | f. equals -kīṭā- above  |
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karṇajapa | m. "ear-whisperer", an informer  |
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karṇajāpa | m. the act of whispering in the ear  |
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karṇajāpa | m. tale-bearing, calumniating  |
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karṇajit | m. "the conqueror of karṇa-", Name of arjuna- (karṇa- having taken the part of the kuru-s, was killed by arjuna- in one of the great battles between them and the pāṇḍu-s see )  |
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karṇajvara | m. affection of the ears.  |
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karṇajyoti | f. Gynandropsis Pentaphylla  |
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karṇaka | m. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).) a prominence or handle or projection on the side or sides (of a vessel etc.), a tendril  |
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karṇaka | m. a rime, ring  |
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karṇaka | m. a kind of fever  |
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karṇaka | m. a particular defect of wood commentator or commentary on  |
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karṇaka | m. Name of a man  |
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karṇaka | m. plural the descendants of this man gaRa upakādi-  |
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karṇaka | m. dual number the two legs spread out  |
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karṇakaṇḍū | f. painful itching of the ear  |
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karṇākarṇi | ind. from ear to ear, whispering into each other's ear (see keśākeśi-,etc.)  |
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karṇakarṇikā | f. a kind of colocynth  |
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karṇakaṣāya | m. dirt in the ears  |
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karṇakavat | (k/arṇaka--) mfn. having prominences or handles etc., furnished with tendrils  |
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karṇakāvat | mfn. idem or '(k/arṇaka--) mfn. having prominences or handles etc., furnished with tendrils '  |
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karṇakharaka | m. Name of a vaiśya- commentator or commentary on  |
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karṇakharika | m. Name of a vaiśya- commentator or commentary on  |
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karṇākhya | m. white amaranth  |
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karṇakīṭā | f. Julus Cornifex (an insect or worm with many feet and of reddish colour)  |
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karṇakita | mfn. having handles, furnished with tendrils etc. gaRa tārakādi-.  |
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karṇakīṭī | f. Julus Cornifex (an insect or worm with many feet and of reddish colour)  |
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karṇakiṭṭa | n. the wax of the ear  |
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karṇakrośa | m. an affection of the ear, singing in the ears  |
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karṇakṣveḍa | m. idem or 'm. an affection of the ear, singing in the ears '  |
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karṇakubja | n. Name of an imaginary town  |
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karṇakumārī | f. Name of bhavānī-.  |
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karṇakutūhala | n. Name of work  |
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karṇakuvalaya | n. a lotus flower stuck into the ear (as an ornament)  |
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karṇala | mfn. furnished with ears gaRa sidhmādi-.  |
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karṇālaṃkāra | m. idem or 'n. an ornament for the ear.'  |
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karṇālaṃkaraṇa | n. an ornament for the ear.  |
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karṇālaṃkṛti | f. idem or 'm. idem or 'n. an ornament for the ear.' '  |
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karṇalatā | f. the lobe of the ear  |
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karṇalatāmaya | mfn. representing the lobe of an ear  |
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karṇalatikā | f. the lobe of the ear  |
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karṇamadgura | m. a sort of fish, Silurus unitus  |
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karṇamala | n. the excretion or wax of the ear  |
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karṇamoṭā | f. Acacia arabica  |
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karṇamoṭi | f. Name of durgā- in her form as cāmuṇḍā-  |
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karṇamoṭī | idem or 'f. Name of durgā- in her form as cāmuṇḍā- '  |
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karṇāmṛta | n. nectar for the ears  |
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karṇāmṛta | n. Name of work  |
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karṇamukha | mfn. headed by karṇa-, having karṇa- as leader.  |
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karṇamukura | m. a particular ornament for the ear  |
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karṇamūla | n. the root of the ear  |
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karṇamūlīya | mfn. belonging to the root of the ear.  |
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karṇamuni | m. Name of a man.  |
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karṇanāda | m. idem or 'n. singing in the ear.'  |
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karṇanāsā | f. dual number ear and nose  |
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karṇāndu | f. an ornament for the ear  |
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karṇāndu | f. an ear-ring  |
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karṇāndū | f. idem or 'f. an ear-ring '  |
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karṇandu | f. equals karṇāndu- q.v  |
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karṇanīlotpala | n. a blue lotus-flower stuck into the ear,  |
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karṇanirvāka | m. Name (also title or epithet) of a man  |
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karṇāñjali | m. the ears pricked up  |
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karṇāntikacara | mfn. going close to the ear  |
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karṇānuja | m. " karṇa-'s younger brother", Name of yudhiṣṭhira-  |
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karṇapa | m. Name of a man  |
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karṇapāka | m. inflammation of the outer ear  |
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karṇapāli | f. the lobe of the ear, the outer ear  |
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karṇapālī | f. idem or 'f. the lobe of the ear, the outer ear '  |
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karṇapālī | f. a particular ornament for the ear  |
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karṇapālī | f. Name of a river  |
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karṇapālyāmaya | m. a particular disease of the outer ear (produced from piercing the ear)  |
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karṇaparākrama | m. Name of work  |
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karṇaparaṃparā | f. the going from one ear to another  |
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karṇaparvan | n. Name of the eighth book of the mahābhārata-.  |
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karṇapāśa | m. a beautiful ear, (cf Ganar on )  |
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karṇapatha | m. the compass or range of hearing, (m ā-yā-,to come within the range of or reach the ear, be heard ; m upa-i- idem or 'm. ornamenting the ears (one of the 64 kalā-s) ' )  |
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karṇapathātithi | m. "a visitor in the compass of the ear", anything heard of or learnt  |
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karṇapattrabhaṅga | m. ornamenting the ears (one of the 64 kalā-s)  |
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karṇapattraka | m. the lobe of the ear  |
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karṇaphala | m. a sort of fish (Ophiocephalus Kurrawey)  |
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karṇapiśācī | f. Name of a goddess  |
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karṇapīṭha | n. the concha or outer end of the auditory passage  |
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karṇapitṛ | m. " karṇa-'s father", Name of sūrya-  |
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karṇaprādheya | m. plural Name of a people.  |
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karṇaprakāśa | m. Name of work  |
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karṇaprānta | m. the lobe of the ear  |
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karṇapratināha | m. a particular disease of the ear (suppression of its excretion or wax, which is supposed to have dissolved and passed out by the nose and mouth)  |
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karṇapratīnāha | m. idem or 'm. a particular disease of the ear (suppression of its excretion or wax, which is supposed to have dissolved and passed out by the nose and mouth) '  |
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karṇaprāvaraṇa | mf(ā-)n. using the ears for a covering  |
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karṇaprāvaraṇa | m. plural Name of a fabulous people etc.  |
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karṇaprāvaraṇā | f. Name of one of the mothers attending on skanda-  |
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karṇaprāveya | m. plural Name of a people.  |
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karṇaprayāga | m. Name of the confluence of the rivers gaṅgā- and Pindur.  |
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karṇapur | f. "the capital of karṇa-", campā- (the ancient N. for Bhagalpur)  |
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karṇapūra | m. n. an ornament (especially of flowers) worn round the ears etc.  |
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karṇapūra | m. a blue lotus-flower  |
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karṇapūra | m. Acacia Sirissa  |
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karṇapūra | m. Jonesia Asoka  |
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karṇapūra | m. Name of the father of kavicandra- and author of the alaṃkāra- kaustubha-.  |
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karṇapūraka | m. Nauclea Cadamba  |
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karṇapūraka | m. Name of a servant  |
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karṇapūraṇa | m. Name of an author (equals -pūra-above)  |
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karṇapūraṇa | m. the act of filling the ears (with cotton etc.)  |
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karṇapūraṇa | m. any substance used for that purpose  |
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karṇapurī | f. idem or 'f. "the capital of karṇa-", campā- (the ancient N. for Bhagalpur) '  |
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karṇapūrīkṛ | to make (anything) an ornament for the ear |
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karṇapuṣpa | m. blue Amaranth  |
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karṇapuṭa | n. the auditory passage of the ear  |
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karṇaputraka | m. the concha of the ear  |
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karṇaputrikā | f. idem or 'm. the concha of the ear '  |
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karṇārā | f. an instrument for perforating the ear of an elephant  |
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karṇarandhra | m. the orifice or auditory passage of the ear  |
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karṇarasāyana | n. a feast for the ears,  |
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karṇārdha | m. n. (?) the radius of a circle  |
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karṇāri | m. " karṇa-'s enemy", Name of arjuna-  |
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karṇāri | m. Terminalia Arjuna  |
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karṇaroga | m. disease of the ear  |
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karṇarogapratiṣedha | m. cure of a disease of the ear  |
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karṇarogavijñāna | n. diagnosis of any disease of the ear.  |
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karṇārpaṇa | n. applying the ear, giving ear, paying attention, listening to.  |
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karṇārśas | n. a particular disease of the ears,  |
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karṇasakha | m. " sakha-'s friend", Name of jarāsaṃdha-  |
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karṇasaṃsrāva | m. running of the ear, discharge of pus or ichorous matter from the ear  |
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karṇaśaṣkulī | f. idem or 'f. the auditory passage of the ear '  |
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karṇaśaṣkulikā | f. the auditory passage of the ear  |
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karṇaśirīṣa | n. a śirīṣa--flower fastened to the ear (as an ornament)  |
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karṇaśobhana | n. an ornament for the ear  |
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karṇāsphāla | m. the flapping to and fro of an elephant's ears  |
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karṇasphoṭā | f. Gynandropsis pentaphylla  |
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karṇaśrava | mfn. perceptible by the ears, audible  |
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karṇasrāva | m. equals -saṃsrāva- above  |
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karṇaśravas | m. Name of a man  |
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karṇaśrāvin | mfn. audible  |
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karṇasrotas | n. the auditory passage of the ear  |
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karṇasrotas | n. the wax of the ear  |
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karṇaśrut | m. Name of a Vedic author  |
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karṇasū | m. " karṇa-'s father", Name of sūrya-  |
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karṇasubhaga | mfn. pleasant to the ear, pleasant to be heard  |
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karṇasūci | f. a kind of insect.  |
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karṇaśūla | n. ear-ache  |
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karṇaśūlin | mfn. having ear-ache  |
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karṇasundarī | f. Name of a drama.  |
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karṇaśūnya | mfn. deaf  |
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karṇāśva | m. Name of a man.  |
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karṇatā | f. the being an ear  |
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karṇāṭa | m. plural Name of a people and the country they inhabit (the modern Karnatic;the name, however, was anciently applied to the central districts of the peninsula, including Mysore) etc.  |
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karṇāṭa | m. a king or inhabitant of karṇāṭa-  |
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karṇāṭa | m. (in mus.) a particular rāga-  |
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karṇāṭa | m. a kind of Mimosa  |
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karṇāṭa | m. (in mus.) a particular rāgiṇī-.  |
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karṇāṭabhāṣā | f. the language spoken in karṇāṭa-  |
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karṇāṭadeśa | m. the country of karṇāṭa-.  |
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karṇāṭagauḍa | m. (in mus.) a particular rāga-.  |
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karṇāṭaka | m. plural Name of a people and the country they inhabit  |
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karṇāṭakabhāṣā | f. the dialect of karṇāṭa-.  |
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karṇāṭakadeśa | m. the karṇāṭa- country.  |
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karṇāṭakalaha | m. a quarrel about nothing,  |
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karṇatāla | m. the flapping of an elephant's ears  |
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karṇatālalatā | f. the flap of the ear of an elephant  |
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karṇātarda | m. a hole on both sides of a chariot into which the poles are fixed commentator or commentary on  |
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karṇatas | ind. away from or out of the ear  |
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karṇāṭī | f. a queen of karṇāṭa-  |
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karṇāṭikā | f. (in mus.) a particular rāgiṇī-.  |
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karṇāvadhāna | n. giving ear to, listening to, attention (dhānam ava-dhā-,to pay attention, attend) .  |
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karṇavallī | f. the lobe of the ear  |
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karṇavaṃśa | m. an elevated platform of bamboo.  |
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karṇavarjita | m. "earless", a snake  |
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karṇavat | mfn. (k/arṇa-) having ears  |
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karṇavat | mfn. long-eared  |
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karṇavat | mfn. furnished with tendrils or hooks  |
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karṇavat | mfn. having a helm.  |
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karṇāvataṃsa | m. n. (?) idem or 'f. idem or 'm. idem or 'n. an ornament for the ear.' ' ' etc.  |
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karṇāvataṃsīkṛ | to make (anything) an ornament for the ear  |
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karṇavedha | m. "ear-boring"(a religious ceremony sometimes performed as a saṃskāra- or to prevent a woman from dying if the birth of a third son be expected)  |
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karṇavedha | m. piercing the ear to receive ear-rings.  |
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karṇavedhanī | f. idem or 'f. an instrument for piercing the ear of an elephant '  |
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karṇavedhanikā | f. an instrument for piercing the ear of an elephant  |
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karṇaveṣṭa | m. an ear-ring  |
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karṇaveṣṭa | m. Name of a king  |
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karṇaveṣṭaka | m. an ear-ring  |
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karṇaveṣṭakīya | mfn. belonging or relating to an ear-ring gaRa apūpādi-.  |
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karṇaveṣṭakya | mfn. belonging or relating to an ear-ring gaRa apūpādi-.  |
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karṇaveṣṭana | n. an ear-ring  |
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karṇaviṣ | f. ear-wax  |
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karṇaviṣa | n. "ear-poison"(any bad precept)  |
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karṇaviṣayīkṛta | mfn. made an object of hearing, made known  |
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karṇaviṭka | n. (fr. -viṣ-below) , excretion or wax of the ear  |
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karṇavivara | n. the auditory passage of the ear  |
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karṇavyadha | m. piercing the ear (to receive ear-rings)  |
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karṇayoni | (k/arṇa-) mfn. having the ear as a source or starting-point, going forth from the ear (said of arrows, because in shooting the bow-string is drawn back to the ear)  |
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karṇecuracurā | f. whispering into the ear, tale-bearing gaRa pātre-samitādi-.  |
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karṇecurucurā | f. whispering into the ear, tale-bearing gaRa pātre-samitādi-.  |
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karṇejapa | m. an ear-whisperer, tale-bearer, informer  |
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karṇendu | f. equals karṇāndu- q.v  |
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karṇeṭiriṭirā | f. whispering into the ear, tale-bearing gaRa pātre-samitādi-.  |
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karṇeṭiṭṭibha | m.  |
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karṇi | m. a kind of arrow (the top being shaped like an ear) (see karṇika- n.)  |
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karṇi | m. the act of splitting, breaking through  |
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karṇī | f. of ṇa- in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' (exempli gratia, 'for example' ayas-k-and payas-k-)  |
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karṇī | f. "Name of kaṃsa-'s mother", in compound  |
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karṇikā | f. ( ) an ear-ring or ornament for the ear etc.  |
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karṇikā | f. a knot-like tubercle  |
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karṇikā | f. a round protuberance (as at the end of a reed or a tube)  |
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karṇikā | f. the pericarp of a lotus etc.  |
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karṇikā | f. central point, centre  |
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karṇikā | f. the tip of an elephant's trunk  |
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karṇikā | f. the middle finger  |
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karṇikā | f. chalk  |
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karṇikā | f. a pen, small brush  |
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karṇikā | f. Premna spinosa or longifolia  |
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karṇikā | f. Odina pinnata  |
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karṇikā | f. a bawd  |
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karṇikā | f. Name of an apsaras-  |
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karṇika | mfn. having ears, having large or long ears  |
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karṇika | mfn. having a helm  |
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karṇika | m. a steersman  |
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karṇika | m. a kind of fever  |
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karṇika | m. Name of a king in potāla-  |
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karṇika | m. plural Name of a people  |
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karṇika | mn. the pericarp of a lotus  |
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karṇika | n. a kind of arrow (the top being shaped like an ear),  |
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karṇikā | See k/arṇaka-.  |
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karṇikācala | m. "the central mountain" ([ karṇikāyāṃ sthito 'calaḥ- ]) Name of meru- (see )  |
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karṇikādri | m. idem or 'm. "the central mountain" ([ karṇikāyāṃ sthito 'calaḥ- ]) Name of meru- (see )'  |
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karṇikāra | mfn. (fr. karṇikā- ; karṇiṃ bhedanaṃ karoti- ) , Pterospermum acerifolium etc.  |
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karṇikāra | mfn. Cathartocarpus fistula  |
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karṇikāra | n. the flower of Pterospermum acerifolium  |
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karṇikāra | n. the pericarp of a lotus  |
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karṇikāraka | m. Pterospermum acerifolium  |
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karṇikārapriya | m. "fond of karṇikāra-", Name of śiva-.  |
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karṇikikā | f. a heifer  |
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karṇikin | m. an elephant  |
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karṇin | mfn. having ears  |
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karṇin | mfn. relating to the ears  |
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karṇin | mfn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') having (a ring etc.) attached to the ear  |
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karṇin | mfn. furnished with flaps or anything similar (said of shoes)  |
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karṇin | mfn. barbed, furnished with knots etc. (as a missile) etc.  |
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karṇin | mfn. having a helm  |
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karṇin | m. a missile, arrow  |
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karṇin | m. the side of the neck, the part near the ear  |
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karṇin | m. a steersman  |
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karṇin | m. Name of one of the seven principal ranges of the mountains dividing the universe  |
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karṇinī | f. (scilicet yoni-) a disease of the uterus (prolapsus or polypus uteri)  |
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karṇīratha | (for karṇi-ratha-) m. a kind of litter |
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karṇīratha | See sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order karṇ/in-.  |
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karṇīsuta | m. Name of kaṃsa-  |
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karṇīsuta | m. of the author of a thieves' manual  |
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karṇodaya | m. Name of work  |
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karṇopakarṇikā | f. the going from one ear to the other  |
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karṇorṇa | m. an animal with wool on the ears  |
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karṇotpala | n. a lotus-flower fastened to the ear (as an ornament)  |
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karṇotpala | m. Name of a poet  |
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karṇotpala | m. of a king.  |
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karṇya | mfn. being in or at the ear  |
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karṇya | mfn. suitable to the ear commentator or commentary on  |
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karodaka | n. water held in or poured into the hand  |
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karoṭa | m. a basin, cup  |
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karoṭa | m. the bones of the head, the skull  |
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karoṭaka | m. Name of a nāga- (see karkoṭaka-.)  |
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karoṭapāṇi | m. plural a class of gods,  |
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karoṭi | f. or ī- a basin, cup  |
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karoṭi | f. the skull  |
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karoṭika | in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' (equals karoṭi-) the skull  |
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karotkara | m. a bundle of rays  |
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karotkara | m. a heavy tax  |
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karotpala | n. a lotus-hand (see -kamala-above.) |
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karpaṇa | m. (?) a kind of lance or spear  |
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karpara | m. a cup, pot, bowl etc.  |
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karpara | m. the skull, cranium  |
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karpara | m. the shell of a tortoise  |
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karpara | m. a kind of weapon  |
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karpara | m. Ficus glomerata  |
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karpara | m. Name of a thief  |
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karpara | n. a pot, potsherd  |
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karparaka | m. Name of a thief  |
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karparāla | m. varia lectio for kandarāla- q.v  |
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karparāṃśa | m. a potsherd.  |
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karparāśa | m. sand, gravel, a sandy soil  |
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karparāśa | m. (erroneous for karparāṃśa- )  |
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karparī | f. a kind of collyrium  |
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karparikā | f. a kind of collyrium  |
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karpāsa | mf(ī-)n. the cotton tree, cotton, Gossypium Herbaceum  |
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karpāsa | mf(ī-)n. ([ confer, compare Greek ; Latin carbasus.])  |
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karpāsadhenumāhātmya | n. Name of work  |
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karpāsakī | f. the cotton tree |
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karpaṭa | n. (as- m. ) old or patched or ragged garments, a patch, rag etc.  |
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karpaṭa | n. Name of a mountain  |
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karpaṭadhārin | m. "wearing rags or a rag", a beggar  |
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karpaṭaka | a village,  |
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karpaṭi | mfn. indigent, poor,  |
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karpaṭika | mfn. covered with patched or ragged garments, clothed in a beggar's raiment  |
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karpaṭin | mfn. idem or 'mfn. covered with patched or ragged garments, clothed in a beggar's raiment '  |
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karphara | m. a mirror (see karkara-.)  |
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karpūra | mn. ( kṛp- commentator or commentary on ), camphor (either the plant or resinous exudation or fruit) etc.  |
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karpūra | m. Name of several men  |
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karpūra | m. of a dvīpa-  |
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karpūrā | f. a kind of yellowish pigment  |
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karpūra | mf(ā-)n. made of camphor  |
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karpūra | Nom. P. karpūrati-, to be like camphor  |
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karpūradvīpa | m. Name of a dvīpa-  |
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karpūragaura | n. "yellowish-white like camphor"Name of a lake  |
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karpūraharidrā | f. Curcuma amada-.  |
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karpūraka | m. Curcuma Zerumbet  |
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karpūrakeli | m. Name of a flamingo  |
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karpūramaṇi | m. a kind of white mineral  |
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karpūramañjarī | f. Name of a daughter of karpūra-sena-,  |
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karpūramañjarī | f. of a daughter of the flamingo karpūra-keli-  |
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karpūramañjarī | f. of a drama by rājaśekhara-.  |
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karpūramaya | mfn. made of camphor, like camphor  |
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karpūranālikā | f. a kind of food prepared with camphor (rice dressed with spices and camphor and ghee)  |
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karpūrapaṭa | m. Name of a dyer  |
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karpūraprakaraṇa | n. Name of a jaina- work.  |
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karpūrarasa | m. camphorated mixture.  |
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karpūrasaras | n. Name of a lake or pond  |
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karpūrasena | m. Name of a king,  |
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karpūrāśman | m. crystal  |
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karpūrastava | m. Name of work  |
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karpūrastotra | n. idem or 'm. Name of work '  |
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karpūrataila | n. camphor liniment  |
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karpūratilaka | m. Name of an elephant  |
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karpūratilakā | f. Name of jayā- (one of durgā-'s female friends)  |
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karpūravarṣa | m. Name of a king  |
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karpūravilāsa | m. Name of a washerman  |
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karpūrila | mfn. idem or 'mfn. having camphor gaRa suvāstvādi-.' gaRa kāśādi-.  |
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karpūrin | mfn. having camphor gaRa suvāstvādi-.  |
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karṣa | m. ( kṛṣ-), the act of drawing, dragging  |
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karṣa | m. (with and without halasya-) ploughing, agriculture  |
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karṣa | m. "anything scratched off" See kṣāma-karṣa-miśr/a-  |
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karṣa | mn. a weight of gold or silver (= 16 māṣa-s = 80 Rettis = 1/4 pala- = 1/400 of a tulā- = about 176 grains troy;in common use 8 Rettis are given to the māṣa-, and the karṣa- is then about 280 grains troy) etc. |
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karṣa | mn. Terminalia Bellerica (also called akṣa- q.v)  |
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karṣa | mn. a boat  |
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karṣaka | mfn. pulling to and fro, dragging, tormenting, vexing  |
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karṣaka | mfn. ploughing, one who ploughs or lives by tillage, a husbandman  |
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karśana | mfn. ( kṛś-), rendering lean, attenuating, causing emaciation  |
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karśana | mfn. troubling, hurting (see karṣaṇa-)  |
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karśana | n. the act of rendering lean, causing emaciation  |
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karṣaṇa | mfn. pulling to and fro, dragging, tormenting, vexing (varia lectio karśana-) etc.  |
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karṣaṇa | mfn. extending (in time),  |
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karṣaṇa | mfn. the act of drawing or dragging near (varia lectio)  |
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karṣaṇa | mfn. drawing out, pulling off  |
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karṣaṇa | mfn. tugging, pulling (see keśa-k-), drawing to and fro, removing, hurting, injuring, tormenting etc.  |
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karṣaṇa | mfn. drawing back, bending (a bow) (see dhanuṣ-k-)  |
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karṣaṇa | mfn. prolonging (a sound)  |
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karṣaṇa | mfn. ploughing, cultivating the ground  |
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karṣaṇa | mfn. cultivated land  |
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karṣaṇa | mfn. erroneous for karśana- q.v  |
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karṣaṇī | f. Name of a plant (equals kṣīriṇī-)  |
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karṣaṇi | f. an unchaste woman ("attracting men" ;erroneous for dharṣaṇi- )  |
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karśanīya | mfn. serving for emaciation  |
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karśanīya | to be ill-treated,  |
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karṣaṇīya | mfn. to be drawn or pulled etc.  |
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karṣaṇīya | n. (?) a kind of defensive weapon  |
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karṣāpaṇa | equals kārṣāpaṇa- q.v  |
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karśapha | m. a class of imps or goblins  |
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karṣaphala | m. Terminalia Bellerica  |
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karṣaphalā | f. Emblica officinalis  |
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karṣārdha | n. equals tolaka-  |
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karṣi | mfn. drawing, furrowing (see k/ārṣi-.)  |
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karṣin | mfn. drawing along, pulling, dragging etc.  |
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karṣin | mfn. attractive, inviting  |
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karṣin | mfn. ploughing, furrowing  |
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karṣin | m. a ploughman, peasant, husbandman  |
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karṣin | m. a particular plant (equals kṣīriṇī-)  |
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karṣiṇī | f. the bit of a bridle  |
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karśita | mfn. emaciated, thin  |
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karṣita | mfn. ploughed  |
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karṣū | f. ( ) a furrow, trench, incision etc.  |
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karṣū | f. a river, canal commentator or commentary on  |
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karṣū | m. (ūs-) a fire of dried cow-dung  |
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karṣū | m. agriculture  |
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karṣū | m. livelihood  |
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karṣūśaya | mfn. lying in a trench (karṣū-śayasya śaśasya vratam-,a kind of vow ) .  |
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karṣūsveda | m. causing sweat by (putting hot coals in) a trench-like receptacle (underneath the bed of a sick person)  |
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karṣūvīriṇavat | mfn. vīriṇavat |
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karśya | m. turmeric plant  |
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kart | varia lectio for kartr- q.v  |
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karta | m. (1. kṛt-;a more recent form is 2. g/arta-), a hole, cavity etc.  |
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karta | m. separation, distinction  |
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karta | a spindle (?), (varia lectio).  |
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kartana | n. the act of cutting off, excision etc.  |
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kartana | n. the act of extinguishing, extinction  |
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kartana | n. (2. kṛt-), the act of spinning cotton or thread  |
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kartanabhānḍa | n. idem or 'n. (2. kṛt-), the act of spinning cotton or thread ', lexicographers (i.e. a word or meaning which although give in native lexicons, has not yet been met with in any published text)  |
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kartanasādhana | n. a spindle  |
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kartanī | f. scissors  |
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kartapatya | n. falling or tumbling into a hole  |
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kartapraskanda | m. idem or 'n. falling or tumbling into a hole '  |
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kartari | f. scissors, a knife, or any instrument for cutting  |
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kartarī | f. idem or 'f. idem or 'f. scissors, a knife, or any instrument for cutting ' '  |
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kartarī | f. the part of an arrow to which the feathers are attached  |
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kartarī | f. a kind of dance.  |
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kartarikā | f. idem or 'f. scissors, a knife, or any instrument for cutting '  |
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kartarīmukha | m. a particular position of the hands  |
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kartarīphala | n. the blade of a knife  |
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kartarīya | n. (?) a kind of poisonous plant  |
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kartaryāsya | m. idem or 'm. a particular position of the hands '  |
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kartave | ([ and ]) and k/artav/ai- ([ ]) , Vedic or Veda infinitive mood of 1. kṛ-, to do q.v  |
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kartavya | mfn. (future pass. p. of1. kṛ- q.v) to be done or made or accomplished etc. etc.  |
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kartavya | n. that which ought to be done, obligation, duty, task  |
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kartavya | mfn. (future pass. p. of1. kṛ- q.v) to be done or made or accomplished etc. etc.  |
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kartavya | n. that which ought to be done, obligation, duty, task  |
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kartavyatā | f. the state of being necessary to be done or accomplished  |
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kartavyatā | f. necessity, obligation, task etc.  |
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kartavyatā | f. the possibility or suitableness of being done  |
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kartavyatva | n. the state of being necessary to be done or accomplished  |
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kartavyatva | n. necessity, obligation, task etc.  |
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kartavyatva | n. the possibility or suitableness of being done  |
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kartos | Vedic or Veda infinitive mood of 1. kṛ- q.v  |
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kartṛ | mfn. one who makes or does or acts or effects, a doer, maker, agent, author (with genitive case or accusative or in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' see bhaya-kartṛ-,etc.) etc. etc.  |
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kartṛ | mfn. doing any particular action or business, applying one's self to any occupation (the business or occupation preceding in the compound see suvarṇa-kartṛ-, rājya-k-,etc.)  |
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kartṛ | mfn. one who acts in a religious ceremony, a priest etc.  |
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kartṛ | m. the creator of the world  |
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kartṛ | m. Name of viṣṇu-  |
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kartṛ | m. of brahman-  |
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kartṛ | m. of śiva-  |
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kartṛ | m. (in grammar) the agent of an action (who acts of his own accord[ sva-tantra-]), the active noun, the subject of a sentence (it stands either in the Nominal verb [in active construction], or in the instrumental case [in passive construction], or in the genitive case [in connection with a noun of action];it is opposed to karman-,the object) etc.  |
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kartṛ | m. one who is about to do, one who will do (used as periphr. future)  |
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kartr | cl.10 P. kartrayati-, to unloose, remove (perhaps connected with1. kṛt-).  |
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kartra | n. a spell, charm  |
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kartṛbhūta | mfn. that which has become or is the agent of an action  |
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kartṛga | mfn. going towards or falling to the share of the agent commentator or commentary on  |
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kartṛgāmin | mfn. idem or 'mfn. going towards or falling to the share of the agent commentator or commentary on '  |
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kartṛgupta | n. (a kind of artificial sentence) in which the subject or agent is hidden, |
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kartṛguptaka | n. idem or 'n. (a kind of artificial sentence) in which the subject or agent is hidden, '  |
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kartrīya | Nom. (fr. kartṛ-) P. yati-, to be an agent  |
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kartṛka | mfn. in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' equals kart/ṛ-.  |
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kartṛkara | mfn. ?  |
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kartṛkatva | n. agency, action.  |
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kartṛmat | mfn. having a kartṛ- commentator or commentary on  |
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kartṛpura | n. Name of a town.  |
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kartṛstha | mfn. standing or being or contained in the agent of an action  |
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kartṛsthabhāvaka | mfn. (any root etc.) whose state stands within the agent.  |
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kartṛsthakriyaka | mfn. (any root etc.) whose action is confined to the agent  |
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kartṛtā | f. the state of being the agent of an action  |
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kartṛtva | n. idem or 'f. the state of being the agent of an action '  |
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kartṛtva | n. the state of being the performer or author of anything  |
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kartṛvācya | n. the active voice  |
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karttavya | mfn. to be cut off  |
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karttavya | mfn. to be destroyed or extinguished  |
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karttikā | f. a dagger,  |
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karttṛ | mfn. one who cuts off  |
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karttṛ | mfn. one who extinguishes, a destroyer  |
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karttṛ | mfn. one who spins, a spinner  |
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karttrī | f. idem or 'f. idem or 'f. equals kartari- ' '  |
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karttrikā | f. idem or 'f. equals kartari- '  |
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karttṛkā | f. equals kartari-  |
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kartu | (for kartum- infinitive mood of1. kṛ- q.v)  |
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kartu | mfn. (= karma-- kāra-) L  |
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kartukāma | mfn. desirous or intending to do.  |
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kartva | mfn. to be done or accomplished  |
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kartva | n. obligation, duty, task  |
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kartya | mfn. to be cut off or down  |
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karūkara | n. the joint of the neck and the back-bone  |
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karūḷatin | mfn. one whose teeth are decayed and broken, having gaps in the teeth  |
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karuma | m. a kind of demon  |
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karuṇa | mf(ā-)n. (1. kṝ- ;but in some of its meanings fr.1. kṛ-), mournful, miserable, lamenting etc.  |
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karuṇa | mf(ā-)n. compassionate |
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karuṇa | m. "causing pity or compassion", one of the rasa-s or sentiments of a poem, the pathetic sentiment etc.  |
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karuṇa | m. Citrus Decumana  |
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karuṇa | m. a buddha-  |
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karuṇa | m. Name of an asura-  |
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karuṇā | f. pity, compassion etc.  |
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karuṇā | f. one of the four brahma-vihāra-s ( )  |
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karuṇā | f. the sentiment of compassion (see above)  |
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karuṇā | f. a particular tone (in mus.)  |
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karuṇa | n. an action, holy work  |
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karuṇadhvani | m. a cry of distress  |
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karuṇākalpalatā | f. Name of work  |
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karuṇākara | m. Name of a Brahman.  |
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karuṇam | ind. mournfully, woefully, pitifully, in distress etc.  |
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karuṇamallī | f. Jasminum Sambac.  |
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karuṇāmallī | f. equals -mallī- above  |
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karuṇāmaya | mfn. "consisting of compassion", compassionate  |
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karuṇānandakāvya | n. Name of a poem.  |
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karuṇāpara | mfn. compassionate, tender  |
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karuṇapuṇḍarīka | n. Name of a Buddhist work.  |
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karuṇārambha | mfn. engaging in deplorable actions  |
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karuṇārdra | mfn. tender with pity, tender-hearted, sensitive.  |
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karuṇātman | mfn. miserable, mournful  |
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karuṇavaruṇālaya | m. a sea of compassion,  |
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karuṇāvat | mfn. being in a pitiful state, pitiable  |
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karuṇāvat | mfn. pitiful, compassionate  |
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karuṇāvatī | f. Name of a surāṅganā-  |
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karuṇavedin | mfn. compassionate, sympathizing  |
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karuṇāveditā | f. charitableness, kindliness, sympathy  |
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karuṇaveditṛ | mfn. (= - vā- din-),  |
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karuṇaveditva | n. compassion, sympathy  |
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karuṇāvipralambha | m. grief of separation with the uncertainty of meeting again  |
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karuṇāvipralambha | m. sorrowful events occurring during separation  |
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karuṇāvṛtti | mfn. disposed to pity.  |
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karuṇāya | Nom. P. ( ) A1. ( ) karuṇāyati-, -te-, to be compassionate, pity.  |
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karundhaka | m. Name of a son of śūra- (and brother of vasu-deva-)  |
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karuṇeśvara | n. Name of a liṅga-  |
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karuṇī | f. a particular plant  |
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karuṇin | mfn. (fr. karuṇā- gaRa sukhādi- ), being in a pitiful condition, pitiable  |
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karuṇin | mfn. compassionate, pitiful.  |
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karūṣa | m. plural Name of a people etc.  |
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karūṣa | m. Name of danta-vakra- (a king of that people)  |
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karūṣa | m. Name of a son of manu- vaivasvata- (the founder of the above people)  |
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karūṣaja | m. Name of danta-vakra- (or danta-vaktra-)  |
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karūṣaka | m. Name of a son of manu- vaivasvata- (see above)  |
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karūṣaka | n. Name of a species of fruit  |
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karutthāma | m. Name of a son of duṣyanta- (and father of ākrīḍa-)  |
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karutthāma | m. (varia lectio karūtthāma-.)  |
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karv | cl.1 P. karvati-, to be proud, boast (see kharv-, garv-.)  |
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karva | m. (1. kṝ- ), love  |
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karva | m. a mouse, rat  |
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karvara | mfn. (1. kṛ-), a deed, action  |
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karvara | mfn. or karbara- (1. kṝ- ), variegated, spotted  |
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karvara | m. sin  |
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karvara | m. a rakṣas-  |
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karvara | m. a tiger  |
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karvara | m. a particular medicament  |
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karvara | n. red lead (see karbu-, karbura-,etc.; karavī-; kāravī-.)  |
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karvarī | f. night  |
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karvarī | f. a rākṣasī-  |
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karvarī | f. a tigress  |
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karvarī | f. the leaf of Asa foetida  |
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karvarī | f. Name of durgā-  |
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karvaṭa | (m. ) n. declivity of a mountain  |
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karvaṭa | mn. a village, market-town, the capital of a district (of two or four hundred villages ; see kāvaṭa-) etc.  |
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karvaṭa | m. plural Name of a people  |
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karvaṭaka | n. (?) declivity of a mountain  |
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karvaṭī | f. Name of a river  |
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karviṇī | f. a term for the svarabhakti- between l- and h- commentator or commentary on  |
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kaś | cl.1 P. kaśati-, to go, move commentator or commentary on ; to sound ; to strike, punish, hurt, kill (varia lectio for kaṃs-, kas-, jhaṣ-, śaś-See kaṣ-).  |
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kaṣ | cl.1 P. A1. kaṣati-, te-, to rub, scratch, scrape : A1. to rub or scratch one's self (pr. p. A1. kaṣamāṇa-) ; to itch (A1.) ; to rub with a touchstone, test, try on ; to injure, hurt, destroy, kill ; to leap (varia lectio): Causal P. kāṣayati-, to hurt (varia lectio); ([ confer, compare Greek , .])  |
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kas | cl.1 P. kasati- ( ) , to go, move, approach ; (perf. cakāsa- equals śuśubhe- commentator or commentary) to beam, shine : Intensive canīkasīti-, canīkasyate- (see kaś-, kaṃs-, niḥ-kas-,and vi-kas-.)  |
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kas | kaste- varia lectio for kaṃs-, kaṃste-  |
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kas | in the bhāṣā- = kṛṣ-  |
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kaśa | m. a species of rodent animal (see kaśīk/ā-)  |
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kaśa | m. a whip, thong (see prakaś/a-)  |
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kaśa | m. plural Name of a people (edition Bomb.)  |
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kaśā | f. ( ) a whip etc. (also written kaṣā- )  |
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kaśā | f. a rein, bridle  |
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kaśā | f. whipping, flogging  |
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kaśā | f. a string, rope, thong  |
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kaśā | f. face, mouth  |
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kaśā | f. quality  |
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kaṣa | mfn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') rubbing, scraping, rubbing away  |
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kaṣa | m. rubbing  |
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kaṣa | m. a touchstone, assay (nikaṣa-) on  |
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kaṣā | f. (for kaśā- q.v) a whip  |
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kaṣā | f. See before sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order kaṣa-.  |
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kasa | mfn.  |
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kasa | m. (equals kaṣa-) a touch stone Scholiast or Commentator on  |
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kasā | f. (equals kaśā-) a whip Scholiast or Commentator on  |
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kaśāghāta | m. stroke of a whip  |
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kaṣāghāta | (or kaṣā-gh-) m. a cut or stroke with a whip (varia lectio for kaśā-ghāta- q.v)  |
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kaṣaka | (?), m. Name (also title or epithet) of a god or demon,  |
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kaṣākaṣa | m. a kind of worm,  |
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kaśakṛtsna | m. Name of a man (varia lectio for kāśa-kṛtsna- q.v) gaRa arīhaṇādi-.  |
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kaśaku | Coix Barbata (equals gavedhukā-) commentator or commentary on  |
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kaṣāku | m. fire  |
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kaṣāku | m. the sun  |
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kasāmbu | n. a heap of wood (?)  |
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kaśambūka | m. a particular mythical being  |
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kaṣaṇa | mfn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') rubbing one's self on, adapting one's self to  |
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kaṣaṇa | mfn. unripe, immature  |
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kaṣaṇa | n. rubbing, scratching  |
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kaṣaṇa | n. shaking  |
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kaṣaṇa | n. marking  |
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kaṣaṇa | n. the touching or testing of gold by a touchstone.  |
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kasana | m. cough (equals kāsa-)  |
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kasanā | f. a kind of venomous snake (or spider, lūtā- )  |
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kaśānipāta | m. blow or stroke with a whip  |
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kaṣanmukha | m. (present tense parasmE-pada of kaṣ-+ mukha-), Name of a man (edition Calc. kaṣaṇ-mukha-).  |
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kasanotpāṭana | m. "cough-relieving", the plant Gendarussa vulgaris  |
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kaṣapāṣāṇa | m. a touchstone  |
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kaśāpāta | m. the stroke of a whip,  |
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kaṣapaṭṭikā | f. a touchstone.  |
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kaśaplaka | m. dual number "parts struck by the whip", the hinder parts (originally of beasts of burden), ([ ;"pudenda muliebria" ]) (see plaka-.)  |
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kaṣāputra | m. a rākṣasa- (see nikaṣātmaja-.) |
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kasāra | n. (varia lectio kaṃsāra-,or kaṃsāra-) equals kṛsara-, q.v  |
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kasāras | m. ? a kind of bird  |
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kaśārha | mfn. deserving a whipping  |
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kaśāri | f. Name of the uttaravedi-  |
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kasarṇīra | m. or kasarṇ/īla- a kind of snake  |
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kasarṇīra | m. (personified)  |
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kaśas | n. moving, motion  |
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kaśas | n. water (varia lectio śaka- q.v; see kaśo-j/ū-).  |
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kaśātraya | n. three modes of whipping (a horse)  |
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kaśāvat | (ś/ā--) mfn. furnished with a whip  |
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kaśāya | m. Name of a preceptor on (varia lectio kaṣāya-).  |
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kaṣāya | mfn. astringent  |
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kaṣāya | mfn. fragrant  |
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kaṣāya | mfn. red, dull red, yellowish red (as the garment of a Buddhist bhikṣu-)  |
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kaṣāya | mn. (gaRa ardharcādi-) an astringent flavour or taste  |
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kaṣāya | mn. a yellowish red colour on  |
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kaṣāya | mn. an astringent juice, extract of juice  |
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kaṣāya | mn. a decoction or infusion (the result of boiling down a mixture consisting of one part of a drug and four or, according to some, eight or sixteen parts of water until only one quarter is left )  |
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kaṣāya | mn. any healing or medicinal potion  |
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kaṣāya | mn. exudation from a tree, juice, gum, resin  |
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kaṣāya | mn. ointment, smearing, anointing  |
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kaṣāya | mn. colouring or perfuming or anointing the person with cosmetics  |
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kaṣāya | mn. dirt, filth  |
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kaṣāya | mn. stain or impurity or sin cleaving to the soul  |
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kaṣāya | mn. dulness, stupidity  |
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kaṣāya | mn. defect, decay, degeneracy (of which, according to Buddhists, there are five marks, viz. āyus-k-, dṛṣṭi-k-, kleśa-k-, sattva-k-, kalpa-k-)  |
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kaṣāya | mn. attachment to worldly objects  |
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kaṣāya | m. red, redness  |
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kaṣāya | m. a kind of snake  |
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kaṣāya | m. emotion, passion (rāga-,of which the jaina-s reckon four kinds )  |
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kaṣāya | m. the kali-yuga-  |
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kaṣāya | m. the tree Bignonia Indica  |
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kaṣāya | m. Name of a teacher (varia lectio kaśāya-) gaRa śaunakādi-  |
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kaṣāya | mfn. (as-, ā-, am-) the tree Grislea tomentosa  |
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kaṣāyā | f. a thorny shrub, a species of small Hedysarum  |
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kaṣāya | n. a dull or yellowish red garment or robe (see kāṣāya-, pañca-kaṣāya-; a-niṣkaṣāya-,full of impure passions )  |
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kaṣāyacitra | mfn. dyed of a dull-red colour  |
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kaṣāyadanta | m. "having red teeth", a kind of mouse  |
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kaṣāyadaśana | m. idem or 'm. "having red teeth", a kind of mouse '  |
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kaṣāyaka | m. the shrub Acacia Catechu  |
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kaṣāyakṛt | m. the tree Symplocos racemosa (its bark is used in dyeing)  |
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kaṣāyānvita | mfn. having astringent properties, styptic  |
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kaṣāyānvita | mfn. harsh  |
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kaṣāyapāda | m. a decoction of a kind of drug  |
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kaṣāyapāṇa | m. plural "drinkers of astringent liquids", Name of the gāndhāra-s on  |
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kaṣāyatā | f. contraction (of the mouth)  |
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kaṣāyavaktratā | f. contraction of the mouth,  |
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kaṣāyavasana | n. the yellowish-red garment of Buddhist mendicants (forming with head-shaving their distinctive badge, see kaṣāya- n.above, and kāṣāya-v-)  |
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kaṣāyavāsas | n. idem or 'n. idem or 'n. the yellowish-red garment of Buddhist mendicants (forming with head-shaving their distinctive badge, see kaṣāya- n.above, and kāṣāya-v-) ' '  |
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kaṣāyavāsika | m. a kind of venomous insect  |
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kaṣāyavastra | n. idem or 'n. the yellowish-red garment of Buddhist mendicants (forming with head-shaving their distinctive badge, see kaṣāya- n.above, and kāṣāya-v-) '  |
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kaṣāyayāvanāla | m. a sort of grain  |
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kaṣāyībhūta | mfn. become red, reddened.  |
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kaṣāyīkṛ | to make red.  |
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kaṣāyīkṛta | mfn. made red, reddened  |
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kaṣāyīkṛtalocana | mfn. having reddened eyes  |
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kaṣāyin | mfn. yielding a resinous exudation, astringent, dyed of a red colour  |
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kaṣāyin | mfn. worldly-minded  |
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kaṣāyin | m. the plant Shorea robusta (śāla-)  |
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kaṣāyin | m. Artocarpus Lakucha  |
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kaṣāyin | m. the wild date-palm (kharjūrī-)  |
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kaṣāyita | mfn. reddened, red  |
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kaṣāyita | mfn. coloured  |
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kaṣāyita | mfn. spotted, soiled  |
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kaṣāyita | mfn. prepared for dyeing or colouring  |
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kaṣāyita | mfn. in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' permeated with, rendered full of  |
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kaṣāyita | mfn. dimmed, cloaked (with envy, īrṣyā-)  |
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kaśeraka | m. Name of a yakṣa-  |
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kaśeru | n. m. (fr. ka-,water or wind, + śṝ- ;also written kaseru-) the back-bone  |
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kaśeru | f(ūs-)n. ( ) the root of Scirpus Kysoor (a kind of grass with a bulbous root)  |
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kaśeru | m. one of the nine divisions of bhāratavarṣa-  |
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kaśeru | f. Name of the daughter of tvaṣṭṛ- (varia lectio)  |
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kaśerū | See sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order kaśeru-.  |
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kaśeruka | fn. ( ) equals kaśeru-, the back-bone  |
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kaśeruka | mfn. the root of Scirpus Kysoor  |
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kaśeruka | mfn. (sometimes spelt kaseruka-.)  |
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kaṣerukā | f. the back-bone, spine (varia lectio for kaśer-, q.v)  |
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kaśerumat | m. Name of a yavana- king  |
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kaśerūmat | m. Name of a division of bhārata-varṣa-  |
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kaśerus | n. equals kaśeru- above  |
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kaśeruyajña | m. a kind of oblation (see kāśeruyajñika-.)  |
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kasetu | m. (equals kaseru-), Name of a part of bhārata-varṣa-  |
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kaṣi | mfn. hurtful, injurious  |
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kaśika | and  |
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kaśīkā | f. (equals nakulī-) a weasel ( ) (see k/aśa-, kaṣīkā-,and kaṣ-.)  |
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kaśikā | f. a whip,  |
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kaṣīkā | f. a kind of bird  |
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kaṣīkā | See  |
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kaśikapāda | gaRa hasty-ādi-.  |
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kaśipu | mn. a mat, pillow, cushion, mattress  |
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kaśipu | mn. a couch  |
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kaśipu | m. food  |
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kaśipu | m. clothing  |
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kaśipu | m. dual number food and clothing  |
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kaśipu | m. (sometimes spelt kasipu-.)  |
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kasipu | m. food (equals kaśipu-)  |
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kaśipūpabarhaṇa | n. the cover of a pillow, covering, cloth  |
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kaṣita | mfn. rubbed  |
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kaṣita | mfn. tested  |
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kaṣita | mfn. hurt, injured.  |
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kasīya | n. brass (kāṃsya-)  |
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kaskādi | a gaRa ( ) .  |
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kaṣkaṣa | m. a kind of noxious insect or worm  |
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kaṣkaṣa | See kaṣ-.  |
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kaśmala | mf(ā-,or ī-)n. foul, dirty, impure  |
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kaśmala | mf(ā-,or ī-)n. timid, pusillanimous  |
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kaśmala | n. dirt, filth  |
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kaśmala | n. impurity, sin  |
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kaśmala | mn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).) consternation, stupefaction, faintheartedness, pusillanimity  |
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kaśmala | mn. dejection of mind, weakness, despair  |
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kasmala | for kaśmala- q.v  |
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kaśmalacetas | mfn. debased or dejected in mind.  |
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kaśmalamaya | mfn. filled with or producing distress of mind commentator or commentary on (edition Bomb.)  |
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kaśmaśa | mn. ? stupefaction ?  |
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kasmāt | ind. (ablative fr. 2. k/a- etc.) where from? whence? why? wherefore? (see a-kasmāt-.)  |
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kaśmīra | m. plural (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).; kaś-? perhaps contraction of kaśyapa-mīra-; see ), Name of a country and of the people inhabiting it (see kāśmīra-) gaRa bhargādi-  |
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kaśmīra | m. saṅkāśādi-,  |
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kaśmīra | m. kacchādi-,  |
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kaśmīra | m. sindhv-ādi-,  |
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kaśmīrajanman | n. "produced in Kashmir", saffron  |
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kaśojū | m. ūs- (accusative /uvam-) "hastening to the water" (k/aśas- ),"impelling with the whip" (k/aśas- equals k/aśā- ) , Name of divodāsa-  |
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kaśojū | m. ([ see kaṣ-.])  |
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kaśoka | m. plural Name of a class of demons (equals yātu-dh/ānās-of ) |
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kaṣotka | m. equals parameśvara- (Comm.)  |
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kaṣphila | m. Name of a bhikṣu- (kasphila- edition Calc.)  |
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kasphila | m. Name of a Buddhist bhikṣu- (varia lectio for kaṣphila-).  |
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kaṣṭa | mfn. (perhaps past participle of kaṣ- on ), bad |
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kaṣṭa | mfn. ill, evil, wrong etc.  |
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kaṣṭa | mfn. painful  |
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kaṣṭa | mfn. grievous, severe, miserable  |
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kaṣṭa | mfn. difficult, troublesome  |
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kaṣṭa | mfn. worst  |
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kaṣṭa | mfn. pernicious, noxious, injurious  |
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kaṣṭa | mfn. dangerous (equals kṛcchra-)  |
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kaṣṭa | mfn. inaccessible (equals gahana-)  |
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kaṣṭa | mfn. boding evil commentator or commentary on  |
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kaṣṭa | m. "Name of a man" See kāṣṭāyana-  |
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kaṣṭa | m. (in rhetoric) offending the ear  |
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kaṣṭa | m. forced, unnatural  |
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kaṣṭa | n. a bad state of things, evil, wrong  |
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kaṣṭa | n. pain, suffering, misery, wretchedness  |
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kaṣṭa | n. trouble, difficulty  |
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kaṣṭa | n. bodily exertion, strain, labour, toil, fatigue, weariness, hardship, uneasiness, inquietude (mental or bodily)  |
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kaṣṭa | n. kaṣṭāt-kaṣṭam-or kaṣṭataram-, worse than the worst  |
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kaṣṭa | n. kaṣṭena- or kaṣṭāt-, with great difficulty  |
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kaṣṭa | n. ah! woe! alas!  |
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kaṣṭabhāgineya | m. a wife's sister's son  |
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kaṣṭādhika | mf(ā-)n. more than bad, = worse  |
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kaṣṭādhika | mf(ā-)n. excessively bad, wicked.  |
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kaṣṭāgata | mfn. arrived with difficulty  |
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kaṣṭaguggula | m. a kind of perfume commentator or commentary on  |
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kaṣṭakara | mf(ī-)n. causing pain or trouble  |
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kaṣṭakāraka | mfn. causing trouble  |
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kaṣṭakāraka | m. the world  |
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kaṣṭalabhya | mfn. difficult to be obtained (varia lectio kaṣṭatara-labhya-).  |
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kaṣṭam | ind. an exclamation of grief or sorrow  |
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kaṣṭamātula | m. a brother of a step-mother  |
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kastambhī | f. (fr. ka-,"head"? + stambha-) the prop of a carriage-pole, piece of wood fastened on at the extreme end of the pole serving as a prop or rest (popularly called"sipoy"in Western India, and in English,"horse")  |
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kaṣṭārtha | mfn. giving a forced or unnatural meaning  |
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kaṣṭārthatva | n. state of having a forced meaning  |
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kaṣṭasādhya | mfn. to be accomplished with difficulty, painful, toilsome  |
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kaṣṭaśrita | mfn. undergoing pain or misfortune or hardships, performing penance Scholiast or Commentator on  |
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kaṣṭasthāna | n. a bad situation, disagreeable place or site  |
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kaṣṭatā | f. (in rhetoric) state of being forced or unnatural.  |
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kaṣṭatapas | m. one who practises severe austerities  |
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kaṣṭatara | mfn. worse, more pernicious  |
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kaṣṭatara | mfn. more difficult  |
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kaṣṭatara | n. a worse evil.  |
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kaṣṭatva | n. (in rhetoric) state of being forced or unnatural.  |
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kaṣṭāya | Nom. A1. kaṣṭāyate-, to have wicked intentions vArttika  |
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kaṣṭi | f. test, trial  |
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kaṣṭi | f. pain, trouble ; (for 1See .)  |
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kastīra | n. (said to be from kāś-,"to shine") , tin (see kāstīra-;.)  |
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kastūri | m. Name (also title or epithet) of the author of a law-book.  |
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kastūrī | f. musk etc.  |
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kastūrī | f. the plant Hibiscus Abelmoschus  |
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kastūrī | f. the plant Amaryllis zeylanica  |
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kastūrikā | f. (or kasturikā-?) musk-deer  |
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kastūrikā | f. musk, the animal perfume (supposed to come out of the navel of the musk-deer, and brought from Kashmir, Nepal, Western Assam or Butan, the latter being the best) (confer, compare Greek .)  |
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kastūrikaiṇī | f. the female musk-deer  |
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kastūrikākuraṅga | m. the musk-deer  |
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kastūrikāmada | m. musk.  |
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kastūrikāmṛga | m. the musk-deer  |
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kastūrikāmṛgī | f. the female musk-deer  |
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kastūrīmallikā | f. a species of jasmine  |
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kastūrīmṛga | m. the musk-deer commentator or commentary on  |
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kastūrismṛti | f. smṛtiśekhara |
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kaśu | m. Name of a man  |
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kasun | the kṛt- suffix as forming in the veda- an indeclinable (avyaya- ) infinitive with ablative sense (see vi-s/ṛpas-, ā-t/ṛdas-.)  |
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kasvara | mfn.  |
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kasvara | See 1. kas-.  |
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kaśya | mfn. (gaRa daṇḍādi-) deserving the whip  |
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kaśya | n. a horse's flank  |
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kaśya | n. a spirituous liquor (see kāśya-)  |
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kaśya | See kaś-.  |
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kaśyapa | mfn. (fr. kaśya-+ 2. pa-) having black teeth commentator or commentary on  |
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kaśyapa | m. a tortoise (kacchapa-)  |
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kaśyapa | m. a sort of fish  |
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kaśyapa | m. a kind of deer (see kāśyapa-)  |
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kaśyapa | m. a class of divine beings associated with prajāpati-  |
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kaśyapa | m. plural a class of semidivine genii connected with or regulating the course of the sun  |
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kaśyapa | m. Name of a mythical ṛṣi-  |
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kaśyapa | m. of an ancient sage etc., (a descendant of marīci- and author of several hymns of the ṛg-- veda- ;he was husband of aditi- and twelve other daughters of dakṣa- ;by aditi- he was father of the āditya-s[ see kāśyapeya-] ;and of vivasvat- ;and of viṣṇu- in his vāmana avatāra- ;by his other twelve wives he was father of demons, nāga-s, reptiles, birds, and all kinds of living things;from the prominent part ascribed to him in creation he is sometimes called prajā-pati-;he is one of the seven great ṛṣi-s and priest of paraśu-rāma- and rāma-candra-;he is supposed by some to be a personification of races inhabiting the Caucasus, the Caspian, Kasmir, etc.)  |
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kaśyapa | m. a patronymic from kaśyapa-  |
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kaśyapa | m. the author of a dharmaśāstra- called kaśyahollarasaṃhitā-; the constellation Cancer (confer, compare Persian kashaf)  |
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kaśyapa | m. plural the descendants of kaśyapa-  |
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kaśyapā | f. a female ṛṣi- (authoress of a verse in the White yajur-veda-).  |
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kaśyapabhāskara | m. Name of the author of a commentary called paribhāṣābhāskara-.  |
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kaśyapadvīpa | m. Name of a dvīpa- (varia lectio kāśyapa-dvīpa-).  |
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kaśyapagrīva | n. Name of a sāman-  |
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kaśyapanandana | m. "son of kaśyapa-", Name of garuḍa- (bird of viṣṇu-)  |
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kaśyapāpatya | n. a descendant of kaśyapa- commentator or commentary on  |
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kaśyapāpatya | n. Name of a daitya-  |
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kaśyapāpatya | n. of garuḍa-  |
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kaśyapapuccha | n. Name of a sāman-.  |
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kaśyapasaṃhitā | f. Name of work  |
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kaśyapasmṛti | f. Name of work  |
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kaśyapasūnujyeṣṭha | m. "eldest of the sons of kaśyapa-", Name of hiraṇyākṣa-  |
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kaśyapatuṅga | m. Name of a place.  |
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kaśyapavrata | n. Name of a sāman-.  |
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kaśyapeśvara | n. Name of a tīrtha-.  |
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kaśyapeśvaratīrtha | n. Name of a tīrtha-.  |
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kaśyapottarasaṃhitā | f. Name of a dharma-śāstra-.  |
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kaśyata | m. Name of a man  |
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kaṭ | cl.1 P. kaṭati- or kaṇṭati-, to go  |
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kaṭ | cl.1 P. kaṭati-, cakāṭa-, kaṭitā-, etc. to rain ; to surround ; to encompass, cover, screen ; to divide (see cat-.)  |
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kaṭ | 3. ind. a particle of exclamation,  |
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kat | (in compound for 2. kad-above) .  |
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kaṭa | m. (perhaps for karta-fr.3. kṛt-) a twist of straw of grass, straw mat, a screen of straw etc.  |
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kaṭa | m. the hip (see kaṭi-)  |
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kaṭa | m. the hollow above the hip or the loins, the hip and loins  |
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kaṭa | m. the temples of an elephant  |
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kaṭa | m. a glance or side look (see kaṭākṣa-)  |
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kaṭa | m. a throw of the dice in hazard  |
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kaṭa | m. a corpse  |
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kaṭa | m. a hearse or any vehicle for conveying a dead body  |
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kaṭa | m. a burning-ground or place of sepulture  |
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kaṭa | m. a time or season  |
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kaṭa | m. excess, superabundance  |
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kaṭa | m. (kaṭa- in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' is considered as a suffix see ut-kaṭa-, pra-kaṭa-,etc.)  |
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kaṭa | m. an annual plant  |
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kaṭa | m. grass  |
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kaṭa | m. Saccharum Sara  |
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kaṭa | m. a thin piece of wood, a plank  |
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kaṭa | m. agreement  |
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kaṭa | m. environs  |
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kaṭa | m. Name of a rakṣas-  |
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kaṭa | n. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') dust of flowers (considered as a suffix on ).  |
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kata | m. Strychnos Potatorum (see the next)  |
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kata | m. Name of a ṛṣi-  |
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kaṭabhaṅga | m. plucking or gleaning corn with the hands  |
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kaṭabhaṅga | m. destruction of a prince, royal misfortune  |
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kaṭabhī | f. Cardiospermum Halicacabum  |
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kaṭabhī | f. Name of several other plants  |
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kaṭabhū | f. the cheek or region of the temples of an elephant  |
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kaṭacchu | f. (?) a spoon  |
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kaṭaghoṣa | m. Name of a place in the east of India on  |
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kaṭaghoṣīya | mfn. belonging to the above place  |
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kaṭāgni | m. fire kept up with dry grass or straw  |
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kaṭāgni | m. straw placed round a criminal (according to the straw is wound round his neck and then kindled)  |
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kaṭāha | m. (rarelyf(ī-). n.) a frying-pan  |
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kaṭāha | m. a boiler, caldron, saucepan (of a semi-spheroidal shape and with handles) etc.  |
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kaṭāha | m. a turtle's shell  |
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kaṭāha | m. anything shaped like a caldron (as the temple of an elephant)  |
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kaṭāha | m. a well  |
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kaṭāha | m. a winnowing basket  |
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kaṭāha | m. a mound of earth  |
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kaṭāha | m. hell, the infernal regions  |
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kaṭāha | m. a cot  |
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kaṭāha | m. a young female buffalo whose horns are just appearing  |
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kaṭāha | m. Name of a dvīpa-  |
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kaṭāhaka | n. a pan, caldron, pot  |
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kaṭajaka | m. Name of a man on vArttika 3, on  |
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kaṭaka | m. (Comm. on ) a twist of straw, a straw mat commentator or commentary on  |
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kaṭaka | mn. a string  |
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kaṭaka | mn. a bracelet of gold or shell etc. etc.  |
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kaṭaka | mn. a zone  |
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kaṭaka | mn. the link of a chain  |
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kaṭaka | mn. a ring serving for a bridle-bit  |
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kaṭaka | mn. a ring placed as ornament upon an elephant's tusk  |
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kaṭaka | mn. the side or ridge of a hill or mountain  |
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kaṭaka | mn. a valley, dale  |
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kaṭaka | mn. a royal camp etc.  |
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kaṭaka | mn. an army  |
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kaṭaka | mn. a circle, wheel  |
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kaṭaka | mn. a multitude, troop, caravan  |
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kaṭaka | mn. collection, compilation  |
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kaṭaka | mn. sea-salt  |
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kaṭaka | mn. Name of the capital of the Orissa (Cuttack)  |
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kataka | m. Strychnos Potatorum or the clearing nut plant (its seeds rubbed upon the inside of water-jars precipitate the earthy particles in the water )  |
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kataka | m. Name of a commentator on the rāmāyaṇa-.  |
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kaṭakagṛha | m. a lizard  |
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kaṭakara | - karman-, m. a straw-mat maker (the son of a vaiśya- and a śūdra-),  |
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kaṭakaṭa | m. Name of śiva-  |
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kaṭakaṭa | n. sea-salt,  |
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kaṭakaṭā | ind. an onomatopoetic word (supposed to represent the noise of rubbing)  |
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kaṭakaṭā | ind. ([ see kiṭakiṭāya-.])  |
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kaṭakaṭāpaya | Nom. P. payati-, to rub two substances together, produce a creaking or grating noise  |
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kaṭakaṭāya | P. A1. yati- or yate- (onomatopoetic (i.e. formed from imitation of sounds)) to gnash, grate,  |
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kaṭakavalayin | mfn. ornamented with a bracelet and an armlet on  |
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kaṭakavārāṇasī | f. Name of a town.  |
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kaṭakhādaka | mfn. eating much voracious  |
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kaṭakhādaka | m. a jackal  |
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kaṭakhādaka | m. a crow  |
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kaṭakhādaka | m. a glass vessel, tumbler, bowl  |
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kaṭakin | m. a mountain  |
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kaṭakīya | mfn. belonging to a mat or string etc. gaRa apūpādi-  |
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kaṭakola | m. a spittoon  |
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kaṭakriyā | f. plaiting straw mats.  |
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kaṭakṛt | m. a plaiter of straw mats  |
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kaṭākṣa | m. a glance or side look, a leer etc.  |
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kaṭākṣakṣetra | n. Name of a country  |
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kaṭākṣamāhātmya | n. Name of work  |
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kaṭākṣamuṣṭa | mfn. caught by a glance  |
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kaṭākṣāveṣaṇa | n. casting lewd or amorous glances, ogling.  |
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kaṭākṣaviśikha | m. an arrow-like look of love  |
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kaṭākṣaya | Nom. P. yati-, to regard with a side glance,  |
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kaṭākṣepa | m. a side glance, leer  |
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kaṭākṣipya | ind.p. (of an irregular compound verb kaṭākṣip-), having looked at with a side glance  |
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kaṭākṣita | mfn. looked at with a side glance, leered at  |
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kaṭakuṭi | m. a straw hut  |
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kaṭakya | mfn. idem or 'mfn. belonging to a mat or string etc. gaRa apūpādi- '  |
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kaṭāla | mfn. (fr. kaṭā-) gaRa sidhmādi-  |
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kaṭālu | m. Solanum Melongena  |
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katama | mfn(at-). (superlative of 2. ka-;declined as a pronominal,Gram. 236) , who or which of many? (exempli gratia, 'for example' katamena pathā yātās te-,by which road have they gone?)  |
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katama | mfn(at-). it is often a mere strengthened substitute for ka-, the superlative affix imparting emphasis  |
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katama | mfn(at-). hence it may occasionally be used for"who or which of two?" (exempli gratia, 'for example' tayoḥ katamasmai-,to which of these two?)  |
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katama | mfn(at-). it may optionally be compounded with the word to which it refers (exempli gratia, 'for example' katamaḥ kaṭhaḥ-,or katama-kaṭhaḥ-,which kaṭha- out of many?)  |
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katama | mfn(at-). when followed by ca- and preceded yatama- an indefinite expression is formed equivalent to"any whosoever","any whatsoever", etc. (exempli gratia, 'for example' yatamad eva katamac ca vidyāt-he may know anything whatsoever) . In negative sentences katama- with cana- or katama- with api- = not even one, none at all (exempli gratia, 'for example' na katamaccanāhaḥ-,not even on a single day, on no day at all) |
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katama | mfn(at-). in addition to the above uses katama- is said to mean"best","excessively good-looking" (see 3. ka-)  |
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katamāla | m. fire  |
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katamāla | m. (incorrect for khatamāla- ; see kacamāla-, karamāla-.)  |
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kaṭamālinī | f. any vinous liquor.  |
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kaṭamarda | m. Name of śiva-  |
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kaṭamba | m. ( ) a kind of musical instrument  |
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kaṭamba | m. an arrow  |
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kaṭambarā | f. Helleborus Niger  |
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kaṭaṃbhara | m. Bignonia Indica  |
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kaṭaṃbharā | f. a female elephant  |
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kaṭaṃbharā | f. red arsenic  |
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kaṭaṃbharā | f. Name of several plants.  |
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kaṭaṃkaṭa | m. Name of śiva-  |
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kaṭaṃkaṭa | m. of agni-  |
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kaṭaṃkaṭerī | f. turmeric  |
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katamoraga | m. Name of a man.  |
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kaṭana | n. the roof or thatch of a house  |
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kaṭanagara | n. Name of a place in the east of India on  |
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kaṭanagarīya | mfn. belonging to the above place  |
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kaṭani | m. or f. a mountain-slope,  |
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kaṭapallikuñcikā | f. a straw hut (-pari-k-and -pali-k- vv.ll.)  |
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kaṭapalvala | m. Name of a place on  |
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kaṭapalvalīya | mfn. belonging to the above place  |
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kataphala | n. = the next.  |
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kaṭaprū | m. a worm  |
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kaṭaprū | m. a player with dice, gambler  |
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kaṭaprū | m. Name of śiva-  |
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kaṭaprū | m. a rakṣas-  |
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kaṭaprū | m. a vidyā-dhara-  |
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kaṭapūtana | mf(ā-) a kind of preta- (q.v) or demon (a form assumed by the deceased spirit of a kṣatriya- who when alive neglected his duties) |
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kaṭāra | m. a libidinous man, lecher  |
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katara | mfn. (as-, a1-, at-). (comparative of 2. ka-;declined as a pronominal,Gram. 236) , who or which of two? whether of two? Analogously to katama- above katara- may occasionally be used to express"who or which of many?" (exempli gratia, 'for example' katarasyāṃ diśi-,in which quarter?) , and may optionally be compounded with the word to which it refers (exempli gratia, 'for example' kataraḥ kaṭhaḥ-or katara-kaṭhaḥ-)  |
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katara | mfn. in negative sentences katara- with cana- = neither of the two (exempli gratia, 'for example' na kataraś-cana jigye-), neither of the two was conquered ; ([ confer, compare Zend kata1ra; Greek , ; Gothic hvathar; English whether; Latin uter; Old German huedar; Slavonic or Slavonian kotoryi.])  |
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kaṭāramalla | m. Name of a man.  |
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kataratas | ind. on which of the two sides?  |
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katarathā | ind. in which of two manners or ways?,  |
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kaṭasaṃghāta | m. a frame of wicker-work commentator or commentary on  |
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kaṭaśarkarā | f. a species of sugar-cane (?)  |
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kaṭaśarkarā | f. Guilandina Bonducella  |
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kaṭasī | f. a cemetery  |
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kaṭasthala | n. the hip and loins  |
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kaṭasthala | n. an elephant's temples.  |
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kaṭasthāla | n. a corpse  |
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kaṭāṭaṅka | m. Name of śiva-  |
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kaṭavraṇa | m. Name of bhīmasena-  |
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kaṭāyana | n. Andropogon Muricatus  |
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kaṭerakagrāma | m. Name of a village.  |
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kaṭh | cl.1 P. kaṭhati-, to live in distress  |
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kath | cl.10 P. (Epic also A1.) kathayati- (-te-) Aorist acakathat- ( ) and acīkathat- ( ), to converse with any one (instrumental case,sometimes with saha-) ; to tell, relate, narrate, report, inform, speak about, declare, explain, describe (with accusative of the thing or person spoken about) etc. ; to announce, show, exhibit, bespeak, betoken etc. ; to order, command ; to suppose, state : Passive voice kathyate-, to be called, be regarded or considered as, pass for ; ([fr. katham-,"to tell the how"; confer, compare Gothic qvithan; Old High German quethanandquedan; English quothandquote.])  |
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kaṭha | (for 2.See sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order) n. distress (?).  |
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kaṭha | m. Name of a sage (a pupil of vaiśampāyana- and founder of a branch of the yajur-veda-, called after him) etc.  |
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kaṭha | m. a pupil or follower of kaṭha- (especially plural)  |
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kaṭha | m. a Brahman  |
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kathā | f. (for 2.See column 3) conversation, speech, talking together etc.  |
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kathā | f. talk, mention  |
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kathā | f. (kā kathā-[with genitive case or more commonly with locative case and sometimes with prati-],what should one say of? how should one speak of? exempli gratia, 'for example' va kā&iencoding=&lang='>eko 'pi kṛcchrād varteta bhūyasāṃ tu kathaiva kā-,even one person would live with difficulty, what should one say of many? id est how much more many? ; kā kathā bāṇa-saṃdhāne-,what mention of fitting the arrow? id est what necessity for fitting the arrow? )  |
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kathā | f. story, tale, fable etc.  |
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kathā | f. a feigned story, tale (as one, of the species of poetical composition)  |
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kathā | f. Story (personified)  |
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kathā | f. (in logic) discussion, disputation  |
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kathā | ind. (for 1.See column 1) (Ved. for kath/am- ) how? whence? why? etc.  |
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kathā | ind. (yath/ā kath/ā ca-,in any way whatsoever )  |
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kathā | ind. sometimes merely a particle of interrogation (exempli gratia, 'for example' kath/ā śṛṇoti-.. /indraḥ-,does indra- hear? ; kath/ā-kath/ā-,whether-or? ) .  |
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kathācaṇa | mfn. famous by report, far renowned  |
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kathācchala | n. the device or artifice or guise of fables  |
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kathāchala | n. the device or artifice or guise of fables  |
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kaṭhadhūrta | m. a Brahman skilled in the kaṭha- branch of the yajur-veda-  |
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kaṭhādhyāpaka | m. a teacher of the above branch.  |
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kathādi | (kathādi-) m. Name of a gaṇa-  |
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kaṭhāhaka | m. a kind of fowl  |
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kathājava | m. Name of a pupil of bāṣkali-  |
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kathaka | mfn. relating, reciting,  |
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kathaka | m. a narrator, relater, one who recites a story (or who publicly reads and expounds the purāṇa-s etc.), one who speaks or tells, a professional story-teller etc.  |
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kathaka | m. the speaker of a prologue or monologue, chief actor  |
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kathaka | m. Name of a man  |
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kathaka | m. of a being in the retinue of skanda-.  |
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kaṭhakalāpa | n. or m. plural the schools of kaṭha- and kalāpin-  |
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kaṭhakalāpa | n. gaRa kārtakaujapādi-  |
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kaṭhakauthuma | n. or m. plural the schools of kaṭha- and kuthumin-  |
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kathākautuka | n. Name of work  |
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kathākośa | m. Name of work  |
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kathākrama | m. uninterrupted progress of conversation, continuous conversation  |
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kaṭhāku | m. ( ) a bird or a particular bird.  |
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kathālakṣaṇa | n. Name of work  |
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kathālāpa | (kathālā-) m. speech, conversation, discourse  |
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kaṭhalla | n. idem or 'n. gravel '  |
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kaṭhalya | n. gravel  |
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katham | ind. (fr. 2. ka-), how? in what manner? whence? (exempli gratia, 'for example' katham etat-,how is that? katham idānīm-,how now? what is now to be done? katham mārātmake tvayi viśvāsaḥ-,how can there be reliance on thee of murderous mind? katham utsṛjya tvāṃ gaccheyam-,how can I go away deserting you? katham buddhvā bhaviṣyati sā-,how will she be when she awakes? katham mṛtyuḥ-, prabhavati vedavidām-,whence is it that death has power over those that know the veda-? katham avagamyate-,whence is it inferred?)  |
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katham | ind. sometimes katham- merely introduces an interrogation (exempli gratia, 'for example' katham ātmānaṃ nivedayāmi kathaṃ vātmāpahāraṃ karomi-,shall I declare myself or shall I withdraw?) katham- is often found in connection with the particles iva-, nāma-, nu-, svid-, which appear to generalize the interrogation (how possibly? how indeed? etc.)  |
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katham | ind. with nu- it is sometimes equals kimu-, or kutas- (exempli gratia, 'for example' katkaṃ nu-,how much more! na kathaṃ nu-,how much less!) katham- is often connected, like kim-, with the particles cana-, cid-, and api-, which give an indefinite sense to the interrogative (exempli gratia, 'for example' kathaṃ cana-,in any way, some how;scarcely, with difficulty; na kathaṃ cana-,in no way at all; kathaṃcit-,some how or other, by some means or other, in any way, with some difficulty, scarcely, in a moderate degree, a little; na kathaṃcit-,not at all, in no way whatever; na kathaṃcid na-,in no way not id est most decidedly; yathā kathaṃcit-,in any way whatsoever; kathaṃcid yadi jīvati-,it is with difficulty that he lives; katham api-,some how or other, with some difficulty, scarcely a little; katham api na-,by no means, not at all)  |
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katham | ind. according to lexicographers katham- is a particle implying amazement  |
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katham | ind. surprise  |
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katham | ind. pleasure  |
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katham | ind. abuse.  |
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kathaṃ | (in compound for katham-;at the beginning of an adjective compound it may also have the sense of kim-).  |
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kaṭhamarda | m. "dissipating distress"(?), Name of śiva- (see kaṭa-marda-.)  |
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kathāmātra | n. a mere story, nothing but a narrative  |
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kathāmātra | mfn. one of whom nothing but the narrative is left id est deceased, dead  |
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kathāmātrāvaśeṣita | mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. one of whom nothing but the narrative is left id est deceased, dead ' ' (see kathāvaśeṣa-and kathā-śeṣa-.)  |
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kathāmātrāvaśiṣṭa | mfn. idem or 'mfn. one of whom nothing but the narrative is left id est deceased, dead '  |
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kathaṃbhāva | m. equals -tā- above commentator or commentary on  |
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kathaṃbhūta | mfn. how being, of what kind?  |
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kathaṃjātīyaka | mfn. of what kind?  |
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kathaṃkāram | ind. in what manner? how?  |
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kathaṃkarman | mfn. how acting?  |
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kathaṃkathā | f. doubt and questioning, .  |
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kathaṃkathika | mfn. one who is always asking questions, an inquisitive person  |
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kathaṃkathikatā | f. questioning, inquiring, inquisitiveness  |
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kathaṃpramāṇa | mfn. of what measure?  |
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kathāmṛtanidhi | (kathāmṛ-) m. Name of a work.  |
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kathaṃrūpa | mfn. of what shape?  |
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kathaṃruru | m. Name of a rājarṣi- on  |
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kathaṃtā | f. "the how", the what state?  |
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kathaṃtarām | ind. still more how or why? (used in emphatic questions) |
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kathāmukha | n. the introduction to a tale  |
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kathāmukha | n. Name of the second lambaka- or book of the kathā-sarit-sāgara-.  |
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kathaṃvīrya | mfn. of what power?  |
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kathana | mfn. telling, talkative  |
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kathana | n. the act of telling, narration, relating, informing  |
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kathānaka | n. a little tale  |
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kathanika | m. a narrator, story-teller  |
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kathanīya | mfn. to be said or told or declared, worthy of relation or mentioning etc.  |
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kathanīya | mfn. to be called or named  |
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kathānta | (kathānta-) m. end of a conversation.  |
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kathāntara | (kathāntara-) n. the course of a conversation  |
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kathānurāga | (kathānu-) m. taking pleasure in a story, attention to a discourse.  |
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kathāpaya | Nom. P. kathāpayati-, to tell, relate, recite.  |
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kathāpīṭha | n. "pedestal of Story", Name of the first lambaka- or book of the kathā-sarit-sāgara-.  |
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kathāprabandha | m. a continuous narrative, the connection or course of a narrative, tale, composed story, fiction.  |
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kathāprāṇa | m. an actor, the speaker of a prologue or monologue, the introducer of a drama  |
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kathāprāṇa | m. a professed story-teller  |
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kathāprasaṅga | m. occasion to speak or talk  |
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kathāprasaṅga | m. course of conversation  |
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kathāprasaṅga | mfn. talkative, talking much, half-witted  |
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kathāprasaṅga | mfn. a conjurer, dealer in antidotes etc.  |
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kathāprasaṅgāt | ind. on the occasion of a conversation, in the course of conversation commentator or commentary on  |
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kathāprasaṅgena | ind. on the occasion of a conversation, in the course of conversation commentator or commentary on  |
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kathāprastāvatas | ind. in the course of conversation,  |
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kaṭhara | mfn. hard (see kaṭhina-.)  |
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kathārāma | (kathārā-) m. garden of fable.  |
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kathārambha | m. (kathāra-) beginning of a story or tale, story-telling |
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kathārambhakāla | m. story-beginning-time |
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kathārṇava | (kathārṇa-) m. Name of work  |
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kaṭhaśākhā | f. the kaṭha- branch of the yajur-veda-.  |
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kathāsaṃdhi | f. a joint in a tale (id est the place where it is joined to another tale), .  |
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kathāsaṃgraha | m. a collection of tales or fables.  |
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kathāsaritsāgara | m. "the ocean of rivers of stories", Name of work by soma-deva-.  |
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kaṭhaśāṭha | m. kaṭha- and śāṭha- ([ ]) gaRa śaunakādi-  |
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kaṭhaśāṭhin | m. plural the schools of kaṭha- and śāṭha-  |
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kathāśeṣa | mfn. equals kathāvaśeṣa- above  |
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kaṭhaśrotriya | m. a Brahman who has studied the kaṭha- branch  |
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kaṭhaśruti | f. Name of an upaniṣad- (see kaṭhopaniṣad-.)  |
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kaṭhasūtra | n. Name (also title or epithet) of sūtra-s, , Scholiast or Commentator  |
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kathātrayī | f. Name (also title or epithet) of a work (containing the substance of the , and )  |
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kathāvalī | (kathāva-) f. a string or collection of stories  |
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kaṭhavallī | f. Name of an upaniṣad- (see kaṭhopaniṣad-.)  |
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kathāvaśeṣa | m. (kathāva-) a narrative as the only remainder, (ṃ-gam-,to enter into a state in which nothing is left but the story of one's life id est to die )  |
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kathāvaśeṣa | mfn. one of whom nothing remains but his life-story id est deceased, dead  |
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kathāvaśeṣatā | f. the state of the above, (kathāvaśeṣatāṃ gataḥ-,deceased, dead )  |
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kathāvaśeṣībhū | (kathāva-), to die (see the last.)  |
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kathāvatāra | m. incarnation of kathā- or Story.  |
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kathāvirakta | mfn. disliking conversation, reserved, taciturn.  |
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kathayāna | mfn. (Epic present tense parasmE-pada) relating, telling  |
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kathayitavya | mfn. to be told or mentioned  |
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kathayitavya | mfn. to be communicated  |
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kathāyoga | m. conversation, talk, discourse  |
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kaṭhera | m. ( ) a needy or distressed man, pauper.  |
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kaṭheraṇi | m. Name of a man gaRa upakādi-  |
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kaṭheru | m. equals cāmara-vāta-  |
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kaṭhī | f. a female pupil or follower of kaṭha- commentator or commentary on  |
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kaṭhī | f. the wife of a Brahman  |
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kaṭhikā | f. chalk (see kaṭhinī-.)  |
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kathika | mfn. a narrator, relater, story-teller by profession  |
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kathīkṛ | to reduce to a mere tale.  |
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kathīkṛta | mfn. reduced to a mere tale id est deceased, dead (exempli gratia, 'for example' kathī-kṛtaṃ vapuḥ-,a body reduced to a mere tale, a dead body ) .  |
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kaṭhilla | m. Momordica Charantia  |
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kaṭhilla | m. gravel (see kaṭhalya-.)  |
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kaṭhillaka | m. Momordica Charantia  |
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kaṭhillaka | m. Ocimum Sanctum (see kaṭhiñjara-)  |
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kaṭhillaka | m. Boerhavia Diffusa  |
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kaṭhina | mfn. (Comm. on ) hard, firm, stiff (opposed to mṛdu-)  |
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kaṭhina | mfn. difficult etc.  |
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kaṭhina | mfn. harsh, inflexible, cruel etc.  |
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kaṭhina | mfn. violent (as pain)  |
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kaṭhinā | f. crystallized sugar, a sweetmeat made with refined sugar  |
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kaṭhinā | f. a species of betel  |
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kaṭhina | n. an earthen vessel for cooking  |
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kaṭhina | n. a strap or pole for carrying burdens (see vaṃśa-kaṭhina-)  |
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kaṭhina | n. a shovel, scoop  |
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kaṭhina | n. (also) a garment made in a day and offered to a monk as a present,  |
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kaṭhinacitta | mfn. hard-hearted, cruel, unkind.  |
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kaṭhinahṛdaya | mfn. equals -citta- above.  |
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kaṭhinaka | m. a shovel, scoop  |
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kaṭhinaphala | m. Feronia Elephantum  |
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kaṭhinapṛṣṭha | m. "hard-backed", a tortoise  |
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kaṭhinapṛṣṭhaka | m. idem or 'm. "hard-backed", a tortoise '  |
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kaṭhinatā | f.  |
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kaṭhinatārakanātha | m. the full moon,  |
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kaṭhinatva | n. hardness, firmness, harshness, severity, etc.  |
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kaṭhinatva | n. difficulty, obscurity  |
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kaṭhināvadāna | n. Name of a Buddhist legend. |
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kaṭhinaya | Nom. P. kaṭhinayati-, to harden, indurate, render hard  |
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kaṭhinekṣu | m. a kind of sugar-cane  |
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kaṭhinī | f. chalk  |
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kaṭhinībhū | to become hard.  |
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kaṭhinībhūta | mfn. hardened, indurated.  |
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kaṭhinikā | f. chalk  |
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kaṭhinīkṛ | idem or 'Nom. P. kaṭhinayati-, to harden, indurate, render hard '  |
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kaṭhiñjara | m. Ocimum Sanctum (commonly called tulasī-)  |
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kathita | mfn. told, related, reckoned  |
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kathita | n. conversation, discourse  |
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kathita | n. narration, tale  |
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kathitapada | n. repetition, tautology  |
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kathodaya | m. the beginning of or introduction to a tale  |
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kathodghāta | m. the beginning of a tale  |
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kathodghāta | m. (in dramatic language) the opening of a drama by the character that first enters overhearing and repeating the last words of the sūtradhāra- or manager (see udghātyaka-)  |
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kaṭhola | mfn. equals kaṭhora-  |
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kathopakathana | n. conversation, talking together, conference, narration.  |
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kathopākhyāna | n. narration, narrative, relation, telling a story.  |
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kaṭhopaniṣad | f. Name of an upaniṣad- (generally said to belong to the atharva-- veda-, but in some manuscripts and books ascribed to the Black yajur-veda-, probably because the story of naciketas- occurs also in )  |
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kaṭhopaniṣadbhāṣya | n. Name of a commentary on the kaṭhopaniṣad-  |
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kaṭhopaniṣadbhāṣyaṭīkā | f. Name of a commentary on the last  |
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kaṭhopaniṣadbhāṣyaṭīkāvivaraṇa | n. Name of a commentary on the last.  |
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kaṭhora | mf(ā-)n. ( ) hard, solid, stiff, offering resistance etc.  |
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kaṭhora | mf(ā-)n. sharp, piercing etc.  |
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kaṭhora | mf(ā-)n. hard, severe, cruel, hard-hearted  |
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kaṭhora | mf(ā-)n. full, complete, full-grown (as the moon) commentator or commentary on commentator or commentary on  |
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kaṭhora | mf(ā-)n. luxuriant, rank  |
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kaṭhoracitta | mfn. hard-hearted, cruel,  |
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kaṭhoragiri | m. Name of a mountain,  |
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kaṭhorahṛdaya | mfn. equals -citta- above  |
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kaṭhoratā | f.  |
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kaṭhoratārādhipa | m. "full-star-lord", full moon  |
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kaṭhoratva | n. hardness, firmness  |
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kaṭhoratva | n. rigour, severity.  |
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kaṭhoraya | Nom. P. kaṭhorayati-, to cause to thrive, make luxuriant  |
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kaṭhorībhū | to grow strong, become hard or intense  |
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kaṭhorita | mfn. made to thrive, strengthened  |
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kaṭhura | mf(ā-)n. hard, cruel  |
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kathya | mfn. to be spoken about or told, fit to be mentioned  |
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kathya | mfn. to be related  |
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kaṭī | f. long pepper  |
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kaṭi | f. or ī- the hip, buttocks etc.  |
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kaṭi | f. the entrance of a temple  |
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kaṭi | f. an elephant's cheek  |
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kaṭi | f. long pepper  |
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kaṭī | f. equals kaṭi- above.  |
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kati | (fr. 2. ka-declined in plural only, Gram. 227 a-;all the cases except the Nominal verb vocative case and accusative taking terminations, whereas the correlative iti-has become fixed as an indeclinable adverb) , how many? quot? several (exempli gratia, 'for example' kati devāḥ-,how many gods? kati vyāpādayati kati vā tāḍayati-,some he kills and some he strikes). In the sense of"several","some", kati- is generally followed by cid- or api- (exempli gratia, 'for example' katicid ahāni-,for several or some days)  |
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kati | it may be used as an adverb with cid- in the sense of"oftentimes","much","in many ways" (exempli gratia, 'for example' katicit stutaḥ-,much or often praised) ; ([ confer, compare Zend caiti; Greek ; Latin quot; confer, compare Sk. tati-and Latin tot.])  |
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kati | (for 1.See above) m. Name of a sage (son of viśvā-mitra- and ancestor of kātyāyana-)  |
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kaṭibandha | m. a zone, girdle  |
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katibheda | mfn. of how many divisions or kinds?  |
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kaṭideśa | m. the loins.  |
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katidhā | ind. how many times? how often? in how many places? in how many parts? etc.  |
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katidhā | ind. with cid-, everywhere  |
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katihāyana | mfn. how many years old?  |
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kaṭikā | f. a straw mat commentator or commentary on  |
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kaṭika | mfn. in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' equals haṭi-, the hip  |
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kaṭikā | f. the hip  |
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kaṭīka | in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' equals kaṭī- above.  |
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katika | mfn. (for 2.See below) how many?  |
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katika | mfn. bought for how much?  |
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katika | (for 1.See above) n. Name of a town  |
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kaṭikarpaṭa | n. a ragged garment wrapped round the hip  |
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kaṭīkataruṇa | n. dual number a particular part of the hip-bone  |
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katikṛtvas | ind. how many times? (see k/ati-, k/ṛtvas- )  |
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kaṭikūpa | m. the hollow above the hip, the loins  |
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kaṭikuṣṭha | n. a kind of leprosy.  |
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kaṭilla | m. Momordica Charantia  |
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kaṭillaka | m. idem or 'm. Momordica Charantia '  |
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kaṭimālikā | f. idem or 'm. a zone, girdle '  |
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katīmuṣa | m. Name of an agrahāra-  |
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kaṭin | mfn. matted, screened  |
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kaṭin | mfn. having handsome loins  |
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kaṭin | m. an elephant  |
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kaṭināḍikā | f. a zone, girdle  |
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kaṭīnivasana | n. a cloth worn round the hip  |
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kaṭīpaṭa | m. idem or 'n. a cloth worn round the hip '  |
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katipaya | mf(ī-, ā-[only ])n. (m. plural e-and ās-) several, some  |
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katipaya | mf(ī-, ā-[only ])n. a certain number, so many (exempli gratia, 'for example' katipayenāhar-gaṇena-,after some days;also katipayair ahobhiḥ-, katipayāhasya-,etc.) etc.  |
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katipaya | n. a little, some (at the end of tatpuruṣa- compounds, exempli gratia, 'for example' udaśvit-katipayam-,a little udaśvit-)  |
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katipayāt | ind. with some exertion, with difficulty, narrowly  |
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katipayatha | mfn. somewhat advanced, somaniest  |
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katipayena | ind. with some exertion, with difficulty, narrowly  |
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kaṭiprotha | m. the buttocks (see kata-pr-.)  |
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kaṭīra | mn. the cavity of the loins or the iliac region  |
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kaṭīra | mn. a cave, indentation  |
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kaṭīra | m. Mons Veneris  |
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kaṭīraka | n. the hip  |
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kaṭirohaka | m. the rider on an elephant (as sitting behind and not, like the driver, sitting in front)  |
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katisaṃkhya | mfn. how many in number?  |
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katiśas | ind. how many at a time?  |
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kaṭiśīrṣaka | m. the hip (as projecting like a head)  |
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kaṭiśīrṣaka | m. the hip and loins or the hollow above the hip |
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kaṭiśṛṅkhalā | f. a girdle of small bells  |
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kaṭistha | mfn. borne on the hip or in arms,  |
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kaṭiśūla | m. sciatic pain, stitch in the side  |
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kaṭiśūla | m. pleurisy  |
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kaṭisūtra | n. a zone or waistband, girdle  |
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kaṭītala | n. a crooked sword, sabre, scymitar  |
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kaṭitaṭa | n. the loins, the hip  |
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katitha | mfn. the how-maniest?  |
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katitha | mfn. with cid-, the so-maniest (= katipayānāṃ pūraṇaḥ- )  |
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katitha | mfn. to such and such a point  |
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katitha | mfn. ([ confer, compare Greek ; Latin quotus.])  |
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katititha | mfn. with following cid- or ca-, the so-maniest  |
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kaṭitra | n. anything to protect the hips, a cloth tied round the loins, a girdle, zone  |
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kaṭitra | n. armour for the hips or loins commentator or commentary on  |
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kaṭitra | n. an ornament of small bells worn round the loins.  |
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kaṭivāsa | m. a cloth worn round the loins  |
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katividha | mfn. of how many kinds?  |
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kaṭodaka | n. libation of water offered to a dead person  |
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kaṭola | mfn. ( ) pungent, acrid, sharp  |
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kaṭola | m. a caṇḍāla-.  |
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kaṭolaka | m. a caṇḍāla-.  |
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kaṭolakapāda | mfn. having feet like a caṇḍāla-, gaRa hasty-ādi-  |
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kaṭolapāda | mfn. footed like a caṇḍāla- gaRa hasty-ādi-  |
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kaṭolavīṇā | f. a kind of lute played by caṇḍāla-s.  |
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kaṭora | mf(ā-) a kind of cup or vessel.  |
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katpaya | mfn. (fr. 2. kad-and paya-fr. pyai- ) , swelling, rising  |
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katpaya | mfn. (equals sukha-payas- ;and accordingly equals sukha-karaṃ payo yasya- ) |
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kaṭphala | m. (for kaṭu-phala-,but different in meaning from it), Name of a small tree (found in the north-west of Hindustan, the aromatic bark and seeds of which are used in medicine;the fruit is eaten;the common name is Kayaphal)  |
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kaṭphalā | f. Name of several plants.  |
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kaṭphala | See above.  |
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katr | cl.10 P. katrayati-, to loosen, slacken, remove (see kart-, kartr-.)  |
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katsavara | m. the shoulder, shoulder-blade  |
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kaṭṭ | cl.10 P. kaṭṭayati-, to heap, cover with earth  |
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kaṭṭana | n. the act of heaping, covering with earth  |
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kaṭṭāra | m. a weapon, dagger  |
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kaṭṭāraka | mf(ikā-). idem or 'm. a weapon, dagger ' commentator or commentary on  |
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kaṭṭarinṛtya | n. a kind of dance.  |
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kattāśabda | m. the rattling sound of dice  |
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katth | cl.1 A1. katthate-, cakatthe-, katthitā-, etc. ( ) , to boast ; to mention with praise, praise, celebrate ; to flatter, coax ; to abuse, revile  |
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katthaka | m. Name of a man.  |
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katthana | mfn. boasting, praising  |
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katthana | n. the act of boasting  |
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katthanā | f. idem or 'n. the act of boasting ' commentator or commentary on  |
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katthita | n. boasting  |
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katthitavya | mfn. to be boasted  |
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kattoya | n. an intoxicating drink, wine or vinous spirit  |
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kattri | mfn. plural three inferior (persons or articles etc.) vArttika on  |
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kattṛna | n. a fragrant grass  |
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kattṛna | n. Pistia Stratiotes  |
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kattryādi | m. Name of a gaṇa- (see kāttreyaka-.)  |
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kaṭu | mf(vī-and us-)n. ( ; see 2. kṛt-) pungent, acrid, sharp (one of the six kinds of flavour, rasa- q.v) etc.  |
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kaṭu | mf(vī-and us-)n. pungent, stimulating (as smell), strong-scented, ill-smelling etc.  |
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kaṭu | mf(vī-and us-)n. bitter, caustic (as words) displeasing, disagreeable (as sounds)  |
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kaṭu | mf(vī-and us-)n. fierce, impetuous, hot, envious etc.  |
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kaṭu | m. (us-) pungency, acerbity (as of a flavour) ; ([ confer, compare Lithuanian kartus,"bitter"])  |
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kaṭu | m. Trichosanthes Dioeca  |
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kaṭu | m. Michelia Campaka  |
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kaṭu | m. Name of several other plants  |
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kaṭu | m. a kind of camphor  |
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kaṭu | f(us-and vī-). Name of several plants  |
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kaṭu | n. (u-) an improper action, an act which ought not to have been done  |
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kaṭu | n. blaming, reviling, scandal  |
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kaṭubadarī | f. Name of a plant and of a village called after it commentator or commentary on  |
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kaṭubhadra | m. idem or 'm. dried ginger '  |
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kaṭubhaṅga | m. dried ginger  |
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kaṭubhāṣitā | f. sarcastic speech  |
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kaṭubījā | f. long pepper  |
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kaṭucāturjātaka | n. an aggregate of four acid substances (cardamoms, the bark and leaves of Laurus Cassia, and black pepper)  |
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kaṭucchada | m. Tabernaemontana Coronaria  |
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kaṭudalā | f. Cucumis Utilissimus  |
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kaṭugranthi | m. dried ginger  |
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kaṭugranthi | m. the root of long pepper  |
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kaṭuja | mfn. produced from or made of acid substances (as a kind of drink)  |
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kaṭuka | mf(ā-and ī-)n. sharp, pungent, bitter  |
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kaṭuka | mf(ā-and ī-)n. fierce, impetuous, hot, bad etc.  |
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kaṭuka | m. Name of several plants  |
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kaṭuka | m. Name of a man  |
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kaṭuka | f(ā-, ī-). Name of several plants  |
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kaṭuka | n. pungency, acerbity  |
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kaṭuka | n. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' in a bad sense exempli gratia, 'for example' dadhikaṭuka dadhi-kaṭuka- m.bad coagulated milk )  |
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kaṭuka | n. Name of a plant  |
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kaṭuka | n. an aggregate of three pungent substances (See -traya-)  |
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kaṭukabhakṣin | mfn. Name of a man.  |
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kaṭukālābu | m. Trichosanthes Dioeca  |
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kaṭukanda | m. ginger  |
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kaṭukanda | m. garlic  |
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kaṭukanda | m. Hyperanthera Moringa  |
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kaṭukāñjanī | f. Helleborus Niger  |
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kaṭukaphala | n. Name of a plant (equals kakkolaka-) |
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kaṭukarañja | m. Guilandina Bonducella  |
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kaṭukarohiṇī | f. Helleborus Niger  |
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kaṭukārohiṇī | f. idem or 'f. Helleborus Niger '  |
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kaṭukatā | f. pungency, acerbity  |
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kaṭukatraya | n. an aggregate of three pungent substances (long and black pepper, and ginger)  |
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kaṭukatva | n. equals -tā- above  |
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kaṭukavallī | f. Name of a plant  |
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kaṭukaviṭapa | m. plural Name of a species of plant  |
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kaṭukiman | m. sharpness  |
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kaṭukīṭa | m. a gnat or musquito  |
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kaṭukita | mfn. (PrakritkaDuida) spoken to sharply or bitterly, treated harshly,  |
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kaṭukīṭaka | m. idem or 'm. a gnat or musquito '  |
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kaṭukodaya | mfn. leading to disagreeable consequences, having bad results  |
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kaṭukvāṇa | m. "making a piercing noise", a species of chicken (Parra Jacana or Goensis)  |
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kaṭumañjarikā | f. Achyranthes Aspera.  |
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kaṭuṃbharā | f. Name of a plant  |
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kaṭumoda | n. a particular perfume  |
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kaṭumūla | n. the root of long pepper  |
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kaṭuniṣpāva | m. Lablab Vulgaris  |
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kaṭuṅkatā | f. (for kaṭuka-tā-?,but see khaṭunka-) harshness  |
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kaṭupadra | m. Name of a place (?).  |
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kaṭupāka | mfn. producing acrid humors in digestion  |
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kaṭupākin | mfn. idem or 'mfn. producing acrid humors in digestion '  |
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kaṭupattra | m. Oldenlandia Biflora  |
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kaṭupattra | m. white basil  |
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kaṭupattraka | m. white basil  |
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kaṭupattrikā | f. Name of a plant  |
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kaṭuphala | m. Trichosanthes Dioeca  |
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kaṭuphalā | f. Luffa Foetida  |
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kaṭuphala | n. a species of plant.  |
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kaṭura | n. buttermilk mixed with water  |
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kaṭurava | m. a frog  |
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kaṭurohiṇī | f. idem or 'f. Helleborus Niger.'  |
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kaṭurohiṇikā | f. Helleborus Niger.  |
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kaṭūṣaṇa | n. dried ginger  |
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kaṭūṣaṇa | n. the root of long pepper (see ūṣaṇa-.)  |
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kaṭusneha | m. Sinapis Dichotoma  |
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kaṭuśṛṅga | n. a particular vegetable  |
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kaṭuśṛṅgāṭa | n. idem or 'n. a particular vegetable '  |
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kaṭutā | f. sharpness, pungency,  |
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kaṭutā | f. strong scent or smell  |
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kaṭutā | f. harshness, coarseness  |
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kaṭutaila | m. white mustard  |
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kaṭutikta | m. a species of plant  |
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kaṭutiktaka | m. Cannabis Sativa  |
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kaṭutiktaka | m. Gentiana Cherayta  |
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kaṭutiktakā | f. a kind of gourd  |
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kaṭūtkaṭa | n. dried ginger  |
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kaṭūtkaṭaka | n. idem or 'n. dried ginger '  |
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kaṭutraya | n. an aggregate of three pungent substances or spices (as ginger, black and long pepper)  |
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kaṭutrika | n. idem or 'n. an aggregate of three pungent substances or spices (as ginger, black and long pepper) '  |
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kaṭutumbī | f. a kind of bitter gourd  |
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kaṭutumbinī | f. a particular plant  |
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kaṭutuṇḍī | f. idem or 'f. Name of a plant '  |
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kaṭutuṇḍikā | f. Name of a plant  |
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kaṭutva | n. pungency, acerbity  |
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kaṭuvallī | f. Gaertnera Racemosa  |
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kaṭuvārttākī | f. a species of Solanum  |
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kaṭuvipāka | mfn. equals -pāka- above  |
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kaṭvāṅga | a wrong reading for khaṭvāṅga- q.v (edition Burnouf) .  |
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kaṭvara | n. ( ; see kaṭura-) buttermilk mixed with water  |
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kaṭvara | n. a sauce, condiment commentator or commentary on  |
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kaṭvara | mfn. despised  |
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kaṭvara | See above.  |
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kaubera | mf(ī-)n. relating or belonging to kubera- (as kāṣṭhā-,or diś-,the region) etc.  |
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kauberaka | m. a servant of kubera-,  |
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kauberatīrtha | n. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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kauberī | f. (scilicet diś-) kubera-'s region id est the north quarter etc.  |
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kauberī | f. the śakti- or female energy of kubera-  |
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kauberī | f. the plant Costus speciosus or arabicus  |
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kauberikeya | m. metron. fr. kuberikā- gaRa śubhrādi-.  |
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kauberiṇī | f. the śakti- of kubera- (plural)  |
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kaubjya | n. (fr. kubj/a-), hump-backedness  |
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kaucahasti | m. patronymic fr. kucahasta- (plural)  |
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kaucāpāka | m. a kind of decoction.  |
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kaucavāra | m. patronymic fr. kūcavāra- gaRa bidādi-.  |
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kaucavārya | mfn. coming from kūcavāra-  |
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kaucumārayoga | m. (fr. kuc-), a particular art (kalā-)  |
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kaudālika | m. (fr. kudāla-), a man of a mixed caste (son of a fisherman by a woman of the washerman caste)  |
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kaudālīka | m. idem or 'm. (fr. kudāla-), a man of a mixed caste (son of a fisherman by a woman of the washerman caste) '  |
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kauḍavika | mf(ī-)n. ( on ) sown with a kuḍava- of grain (as a field etc.), containing a kuḍava-  |
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kauddāla | mf(ī-)n. made of kuddāla- wood  |
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kauḍeyaka | mfn. fr. kuḍyā- gaRa kattry-ādi-.  |
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kauḍodari | m. (for kauṇḍ-?fr. kuṇḍodara-), Name of a man  |
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kaudravika | n. (fr. kodrava-), sochal salt  |
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kaudravīṇa | mfn. sown with kodrava- (as a field etc.)  |
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kaudravīṇaka | mfn. idem or 'mfn. sown with kodrava- (as a field etc.) ' |
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kaudrāyaṇa | ṇaka- gaRa arīhaṇādi- (varia lectio kaundr- ;not in )  |
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kaudreya | m. (gaRa gṛṣṭy-ādi-) patronymic fr. kudri-  |
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kauḍya | varia lectio for koḍya- q.v  |
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kauhaḍa | m. patronymic fr. koh- gaRa śivādi-  |
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kauhaḍi | m. idem or 'm. patronymic fr. koh- gaRa śivādi- '  |
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kauhala | m. patronymic fr. koh-  |
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kauhalīputra | m. "son of a female descendant of kohala-", Name of a grammarian  |
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kauhalīya | m. plural Name of a school  |
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kauhita | m. patronymic fr. koh- gaRa śivādi-.  |
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kauja | mfn. (fr. ku-ja-), relating or belonging to the planet Mars  |
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kauja | mfn. (said of Tuesday)  |
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kaujapa | m. patronymic fr. kuja-pa-  |
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kaukākṣa | varia lectio for gaukakṣa-.  |
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kaukila | mf(ī-). Name of a ceremony  |
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kaukila | m. patronymic fr. kokila-, and metron. fr. kokilā-  |
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kaukkuḍīvaha | n. Name of a village of the bāhīka-s Va1rtt. 26 (varia lectio kkuṭīv-)  |
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kaukkuḍīvahaka | mfn. coming from that village (varia lectio kkuṭīv-).  |
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kaukkuṭa | mfn. (fr. kukk-), relating to a cock or domestic fowl, gallinaceous  |
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kaukkuṭa | n. (scilicet āsana-) a particular manner of being seated,  |
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kaukkuṭika | m. a poulterer, one who sells fowls  |
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kaukkuṭika | m. a kind of low caste  |
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kaukkuṭika | m. ( ) a kind of mendicant who walks with his eyes fixed on the ground for fear of treading upon insects etc.  |
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kaukkuṭika | m. a hypocrite  |
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kaukkuṭika | m. a pigeon  |
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kaukkuṭikandala | m. a species of snake (see kukkuṭābha-and ṭāhi-.)  |
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kaukṛtya | n. (fr. ku-kṛta-,or -kṛtya-), evil doing, wickedness  |
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kaukṛtya | n. repentance  |
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kaukṣa | mfn. (fr. kukṣ/i-), abdominal, ventral  |
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kaukṣaka | mfn. gaRa dhūmādi-.  |
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kaukṣeya | mfn. being in the belly  |
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kaukṣeya | m. "sheathed", a sword  |
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kaukṣeyaka | m. ( )"being in a sheath" , a sword  |
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kaukṣeyaka | m. a scymitar, knife  |
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kaukulikā | f. Name of one of the mothers in skanda-'s retinue  |
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kaukuṇḍihi | m. Name of a ṛṣi-.  |
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kaukuntaka | See kuṭṭaka-.  |
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kaukura | m. plural (fr. kukura-), Name of a people  |
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kaukuruṇḍi | m. Name of a teacher  |
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kaukūsta | m. Name of a man  |
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kaukuṭṭaka | m. plural Name of a people (vv.ll. kuntaka-and kundaka-) |
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kaukuvādi | m. patronymic (fr. kuku-vāda- equals -vāc-?)  |
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kaula | mf(ī-)n. (fr. k/ula-), relating or belonging to a family, extending over a whole family or race  |
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kaula | mf(ī-)n. heritable in a family  |
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kaula | mf(ī-)n. sprung from a noble family  |
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kaula | mf(ī-)n. belonging or particular to the kaula-s  |
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kaula | m. a worshipper of śakti- according to to the left-hand ritual  |
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kaula | m. a kind of weight (kola-)  |
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kaula | n. the doctrine and practices of the left-hand śākta-s  |
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kaula | m. (also) a boat, raft (confer, compare kola-),  |
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kaulaba | m. Name of the third karaṇa- or astronomical period  |
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kaulaka | mfn. fr. k/ūla- gaRa dhūmādi-.  |
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kaulakāvatī | Nominal verb dual number m. (fr. k/ūla-and āv/at-?), Name of two ṛṣi-s  |
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kaulakeya | mfn. sprung from a noble family  |
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kaulakeya | m. for kaulaṭeya- q.v  |
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kaulakeya | See kaula-.  |
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kaulaki | m. patronymic  |
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kaulāla | m. (Ved. equals k/ul- Va1rtt. 1) a potter ["the son of a potter"commentator or commentary ]  |
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kaulāla | n. (fr. k/ul-), potter's ware, pottery  |
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kaulālacakra | n. a potter's wheel  |
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kaulālaka | n. anything made by a potter, earthenware, porcelain  |
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kaulamārga | m. (equals kul-) the doctrine of the kaula-s,  |
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kaulapata | mf(ī-)n. fr. kula-pati- gaRa aśvapaty-ādi-.  |
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kaulapatya | n. (fr. kula-pati-), the state of the head of a family  |
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kaulaputra | n. (fr. kula-p-), the state of a son of a good family  |
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kaulaputraka | n. idem or 'n. (fr. kula-p-), the state of a son of a good family ' gaRa manojñādi-.  |
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kaularahasya | n. "esoteric doctrine of the kaula-s", Name of work  |
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kaulārcanadīpikā | f. Name of work  |
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kaulāsa | mfn. fr. kūl- gaRa saṃkalādi-.  |
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kaulaṭera | mf(ā-) the son or daughter of a disloyal wife  |
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kaulaṭera | mf(ā-) of a female beggar commentator or commentary on  |
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kaulaṭeya | mf(ī-). idem or 'mf(ī-). (fr. kulaṭā-), the son or daughter of a female beggar (or of a disloyal wife ) '  |
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kaulaṭineya | mf(ī-). (fr. kulaṭā-), the son or daughter of a female beggar (or of a disloyal wife )  |
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kaulattha | mf(ī- )n. (fr. kul-), made or prepared with Dolichos uniflorus  |
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kaulattha | n. a drink prepared with kulattha-  |
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kaulatthīna | mfn. sown with Dolichos uniflorus (as a field)  |
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kaulava | m. idem or 'm. Name of the third karaṇa- or astronomical period '  |
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kaulāvalīya | n. Name of a tantra- |
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kaulavārṇava | m. Name of a tantra-.  |
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kaulavrata | n. living according to to the traditional rule of a family.  |
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kauleśabhairavī | f. a form of durgā-  |
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kauleśī | f. Name (also title or epithet) of a female personification, .  |
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kauleśvara | m. (with śākta-s) Name of an author of mantra-s,  |
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kauleya | mfn. sprung from a noble family commentator or commentary on  |
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kauleya | mfn. of the left-hand śākta- sect  |
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kauleya | m. "a domestic animal" id est "a dog" See -kuṭumbinī-.  |
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kauleya | leyaka- See kaula-.  |
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kauleyaka | mfn. sprung from a noble family  |
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kauleyaka | mfn. pertaining to a family  |
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kauleyaka | m. ( )"domestic animal"(or"of good breed"?), a dog (especially a hunting dog)  |
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kauleyakuṭumbinī | f. "a dog's wife", bitch  |
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kaulī | f. noble descent,  |
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kauli | m. ( ) patronymic  |
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kauli | See kaulaka-.  |
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kaulika | mfn. belonging to a family or race, ancestral, customary or heritable in a family  |
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kaulika | m. a weaver  |
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kaulika | m. a follower of the left-hand śākta- ritual  |
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kaulika | m. (hence) a heretic  |
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kaulika | See kaula-.  |
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kaulīka | m. (equals kul/īkā-) a kind of bird  |
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kaulikatantra | n. Name of a tantra-  |
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kaulīna | mf(ā-)n. belonging or peculiar to a noble family  |
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kaulīna | m. a follower of the left-hand śākta- ritual  |
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kaulīna | m. (equals kaulakeya-) the son of a female beggar  |
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kaulīna | m. plural the pupils of kaulīni- Va1rtt. 4  |
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kaulīna | n. rumour, report, evil report, detraction (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).)  |
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kaulīna | n. family scandal  |
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kaulīna | n. disgraceful or improper act  |
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kaulīna | n. high birth (fr. kulīna-)  |
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kaulīna | n. combat of animals or birds or snakes etc., cock-fighting etc., gambling by setting animals to fight together  |
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kaulīna | n. the pudenda, privities (for kaupīna-?)  |
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kaulinda | m. plural Name of a people (varia lectio for kauṇinda-) |
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kaulinda | m. a prince of that people, iv, 24.  |
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kaulīni | m. patronymic fr. kulīna- Va1rtt. 4  |
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kaulīnya | n. high birth, nobility  |
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kaulīnya | n. family honour  |
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kaulīnya | n. family trouble or scandal  |
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kaulīrā | f. (fr. kulīra-), Name of a plant (= karkaṭa-śṛṅgī-)  |
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kauliśāyani | mfn. fr. kuliśa- gaRa karṇādi-.  |
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kauliśika | mf(ī-)n. resembling a thunderbolt gaRa aṅguly-ādi-.  |
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kaulitara | mfn. ? (said of the demon śambara-)  |
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kaulmalabarhiṣa | n. Name of several sāman-s (called after kulmala-b-)  |
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kaulmāṣī | f. a day of full moon on which kulmāṣa- is eaten  |
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kaulmāṣika | mf(ī-)n. (fr. kulmāṣa-) = kulmāṣe sādhu- gaRa guḍādi-.  |
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kaulmāṣīṇa | mf(ā-)n. sown with or fit for kulmāṣa- (as a field) commentator or commentary on  |
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kaulopaniṣad | f. Name of an  |
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kaulūna | See lūta-.  |
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kaulūta | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kaulūta | m. a prince of that people (varia lectio lūbha-)  |
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kaulūta | mfn. fr. kul- gaRa kacchādi- (vv.ll. lūtara-, lūna-[ ]and ulūpa-[ ]) .  |
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kaulūta | mfn. fr. kul- gaRa kacchādi- (vv.ll. lūtara-, lūna-[ ]and ulūpa-[ ]) .  |
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kaulūtara | See lūta-.  |
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kaulya | mfn. sprung from a noble family commentator or commentary on  |
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kaulya | mfn. of the left-hand śākta- sect  |
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kaulya | n. noble descent  |
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kaulya | See kaula-.  |
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kaumāra | mf(ī-)n. (fr. kumār/a-,or rī- ), juvenile, youthful, belonging to a youth or young girl, maiden, maidenly, (k/aumāra lok/a-,the youths and girls ; kaumārī bhāryā-[ and on ],"a virgin wife, one who has not had a husband previously" ; kaumāra pati-[ ;or ra bhartṛ- on ],"a man who marries a virgin" ; kaumāra vrata-,a vow of abstinence )  |
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kaumāra | mf(ī-)n. soft, tender  |
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kaumāra | mf(ī-)n. relating to the god of war, belonging or peculiar to him, relating to sanat-kumāra-  |
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kaumāra | m. the son of a maiden  |
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kaumāra | m. Name of a mountain (see -parvata-)  |
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kaumāra | m. plural the followers of kumāra-'s grammar,  |
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kaumāra | m. a kind of bulbous root (equals vārāhī-kanda-)  |
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kaumāra | m. (in music) Name of a rāgiṇī-  |
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kaumāra | n. childhood, youth (from birth to the age of five), maidenhood (to the age of sixteen) etc.  |
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kaumāra | n. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).)  |
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kaumārabandhakī | f. a courtezan,  |
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kaumārabhṛtya | n. (fr. kumāra-bhṛtyā-) idem or 'n. (fr. kumāraprabhṛti-), the rearing and education of children (a department of medical science) '  |
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kaumārabrahmacārin | mfn. equals -cārin-  |
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kaumāracārin | mfn. abstinent, chaste (= brahma-c-)  |
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kaumārahara | mfn. devirginating  |
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kaumārahārita | m. patronymic fr. kumārahārita-  |
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kaumāraka | n. childhood, juvenile age  |
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kaumāraparvata | m. Name of a mountain  |
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kaumāraprabhṛtyaka | n. (fr. kumāraprabhṛti-), the rearing and education of children (a department of medical science)  |
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kaumārarājya | n. (fr. kumāra-rāja-), the position of an heir-apparent (varia lectio kum-).  |
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kaumāratantra | n. the section of a medical work treating of the rearing and education of children.  |
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kaumāravratacārin | mfn. idem or 'mfn. equals -cārin- '  |
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kaumārāyaṇa | m. (gaRa 1. naḍādi-) patronymic fr. kumāra-  |
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kaumārī | f. one of the seven mātṛ-s or personified energies of the gods, śakti- of kumāra- or kārttikeya- (the god of war) |
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kaumārikā | f. (in music) Name of a rāgiṇī-.  |
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kaumārika | mfn. liking girls or daughters  |
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kaumārika | mfn. relating to kumāra- (as a tantra-).  |
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kaumārikatantra | n. Name of a tantra-  |
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kaumārikeya | m. metron. fr. kumārikā- gaRa śubhrādi-.  |
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kaumārila | mfn. relating to or composed by kumārila- commentator or commentary on  |
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kaumbha | mfn. (fr. kumbh/a- gaRa saṃkalādi-), put into a pot  |
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kaumbhakāraka | n. "anything made by a potter", gaRa kulālādi-.  |
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kaumbhakāreya | m. the son of a female potter on vArttika 5 and 48 Va1rtt. 8.  |
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kaumbhakāri | m. the son of a potter |
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kaumbhakarṇa | mfn. belonging to kumbhakarṇa-  |
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kaumbhakarṇi | m. patronymic fr. kumbhakarṇa-  |
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kaumbhakārya | m. equals kāri- (not in )  |
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kaumbhāyana | mfn. fr. kumbha- gaRa pakṣādi-.  |
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kaumbhāyani | mfn. fr. kumbhī- gaRa karṇādi-.  |
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kaumbheyaka | mfn. fr. kumbhī- gaRa kattryādi-.  |
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kaumbhya | mfn. (gaRa saṃkāśādi-) put into a pot (ghṛta-)  |
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kaumbhya | m. patronymic of babhru-  |
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kaumedura | m. Name of a locality gaRa takṣaśilādi- ( )  |
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kaumedura | mfn.  |
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kaumodakī | f. (fr. ku-modaka-?), Name of the club of viṣṇu- or kṛṣṇa- (given to him by varuṇa-)  |
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kaumodī | f. equals dakī-  |
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kaumuda | m. patronymic fr. kumuda-  |
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kaumuda | m. the month kārttika- (October-November)  |
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kaumuda | n. (with vrata-) Name of a particular observance  |
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kaumudagandhyā | f. patronymic Va1rtt. 2  |
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kaumudī | f. moonlight, moonshine (from its causing the kumuda-s to blossom;also Moonlight personified as the wife of candra- or the moon) etc.  |
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kaumudī | f. elucidation (the word kaumudī- being metaphorically used like other words of similar import[ see candrikā-]at the end of grammatical commentaries and other explanatory works to imply that the book so designated throws much light on the subject of which it treats exempli gratia, 'for example' padārtha-k-, prakriyā-k-, laghu-k-, vaiṣamya-k-, siddhānta-k-)  |
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kaumudī | f. the day of full moon in the month kārttika- (sacred to kārttikeya-), festival in honour of kārttikeya- held on that day  |
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kaumudī | f. the day of full moon in the month āśvina-  |
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kaumudī | f. a festival in general  |
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kaumudī | f. (equals kumud-vatī-) the water-lily (Nymphaea esculenta)  |
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kaumudī | f. a metre (of 2 x 24 syllables)  |
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kaumudī | f. Name of a river  |
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kaumudī | (f. of da- q.v)  |
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kaumudīcāra | m. n. the day of full moon in month āśvina-  |
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kaumudījīvana | m. "living on the water-lily", Name of the bird cakora-  |
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kaumudika | mfn. relating to water-lilies, abounding with them  |
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kaumudikā | f. Name of a female friend of umā-  |
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kaumudikā | f. of a female servant in kāli-dāsa-'s play  |
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kaumudīmaha | m. the festival of full moon, ibidem or 'in the same place or book or text' as the preceding  |
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kaumudīmahotsava | m. the festival of full moon, ibidem or 'in the same place or book or text' as the preceding  |
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kaumudīnirṇaya | m. Name of work  |
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kaumudīpati | m. "husband of the moonlight", the moon  |
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kaumudīprabhā | f. Name of a commentator or commentary  |
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kaumudīpracāra | m. a kind of game  |
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kaumudīrajanī | f. a moonlight night  |
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kaumudītaru | m. the stick of a lamp  |
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kaumudīvilāsa | m. Name of work  |
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kaumudīvṛkṣa | m. equals -taru-  |
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kaumudvateya | m. metron. fr kumudvatī-  |
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kaunakhya | n. (fr. ku-nakha-), the condition of one who has a disease of the nails  |
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kaunakhya | n. ugliness of the nails  |
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kaunakīya | m. plural Name of a school of the (for nakhīya-?)  |
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kauṇakutsya | m. (see kūṇakuccha-), Name of a Brahman  |
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kaunāmi | m. patronymic fr. ku-nāman- gaRa bāhv-ādi-.  |
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kaunāmika | mf(ā-or ī-)n. gaRa kāśy-ādi-.  |
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kauṇapa | mfn. (fr. k/uṇ-,) , coming from corpses  |
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kauṇapa | m. "feeding upon corpses", a rākṣasa- or goblin (varia lectio)  |
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kauṇapa | m. Name of a nāga- (these beings are supposed to eat human flesh)  |
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kauṇapadanta | m. Name of bhīṣma- (uncle of the pāṇḍu-s)  |
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kauṇapāśana | m. Name of a nāga-  |
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kauñca | m. (for krauñca-?), Name of a mountain (part of the himālaya- range)  |
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kauñcādri | m. the kauñca- mountain  |
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kauñcī | f. Name of a locality  |
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kauñcikī | f. (with kaula-s) one of the eight a-kula-s  |
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kaunda | mf(ī-)n. relating to or coming from jasmine (kunda-)  |
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kauṇḍāgnaka | varia lectio for kāṇḍ-.  |
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kauṇḍala | mfn. (fr. kuṇḍ-), furnished with rings gaRa jyotsnādi-.  |
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kauṇḍalika | mfn. idem or 'mfn. (fr. kuṇḍ-), furnished with rings gaRa jyotsnādi-.' gaRa kumudādi-.  |
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kauṇḍapāyina | mfn. with ayana- Name of a soma- libation (equals kuṇḍa-pāyinām ay-)  |
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kauṇḍapāyina | mfn. kauṇḍapāyinām ay- for nam ay-, or for kuṇḍa-pāyinām ay-  |
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kauṇḍāyana | mfn. fr. kuṇḍa- gaRa pakṣādi-.  |
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kauṇḍila | for nya-  |
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kauṇḍilya | for nya-  |
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kauṇḍilyaka | m. a kind of venomous insect  |
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kauṇḍina | mfn. fr. nya- gaRa kaṇvādi-  |
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kauṇḍineyaka | mfn. fr. kuṇḍina- gaRa kattryādi-.  |
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kauṇḍinī | f. of nya- See p/ārāśarī-kauṇḍinī-p/utra-.  |
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kauṇḍinya | m. patronymic fr. kuṇḍina- (or metron. fr. kuṇḍinī- gaRa gargādi-)  |
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kauṇḍinya | m. Name of an old grammarian  |
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kauṇḍinya | m. (vyākaraṇa--)  |
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kauṇḍinya | m. of jaya-deva- (see vidarbhī-k-and ājñāta-k-)  |
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kauṇḍinya | one of the 24 mythical buddha-s, .  |
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kauṇḍinya | mfn. coming from kuṇḍina-  |
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kauṇḍinyaka | n. Name of a kalpa-sūtra- commentator or commentary on  |
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kauṇḍinyāyana | m. patronymic fr. nya-  |
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kauṇḍinyāyana | m. patronymic fr. nya-  |
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kauṇḍīvṛṣa | m. plural equals kuṇḍīviṣa- (kuṇḍ- edition Bomb.)  |
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kauṇḍīvṛsī | ? Va1rtt. 4  |
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kauṇḍīvṛsya | ? (see koṭī-varṣa-.)  |
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kauṇḍodari | See kauḍ-.  |
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kauṇḍoparatha | m. plural Name of a warrior-tribe  |
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kauṇḍoparathīya | a prince of that tribe  |
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kaundrāyaṇa | varia lectio for kaudr-.  |
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kauṇeya | m. (fr. kuṇi-) patronymic of rajana-  |
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kauṇeya | m. (koṇeya-and yana-)  |
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kauṇinda | m. plural (varia lectio kaulinda- q.v), Name of a people  |
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kauṇinda | m. a prince of that people  |
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kauñjara | mf(ī-)n. (fr. kuñj-), belonging to an elephant  |
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kauñjara | n. a particular method of sitting,  |
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kauñjāyana | m. plural (fr. kuñja-), Name of a mountain tribe (descended from kuñja-)  |
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kauñjāyanī | f. a princess of that tribe (or the wife of a Brahman or of any venerable personage belonging to that tribe ) |
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kauñjāyanya | m. a prince of the kauñjāyana-s  |
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kauñji | m. patronymic fr. kuñja-  |
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kauṅka | m. the country koṅka- (equals koṅkaṇa-)  |
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kauṅkaṇa | m. plural (equals koṅk-), Name of a people (koṅk- edition Bomb.)  |
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kauṅkaṇodbhūta | mfn. coming from koṅkaṇa- (as a horse of good breed) (see koṅkāṇa-.)  |
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kauṅkiṇa | m. plural equals kaṇa-  |
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kauṅkuma | mf(ī-)n. consisting of saffron (kuṅkuma-)  |
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kauṅkuma | mf(ī-)n. dyed with saffron  |
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kauṅkuma | mf(ī-)n. of saffron colour  |
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kauṅkuma | m. plural Name of sixty particular ketu-s  |
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kaunṛtika | mf(ī-)n. wicked, perverse,  |
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kaunta | ?  |
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kauntala | m. plural Name of a people (varia lectio kont-).  |
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kauntālī | f. ?  |
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kauntāyani | mfn. fr. kuntī- gaRa karṇādi-.  |
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kaunteya | m. metron. fr. kuntī-, Name of yudhiṣṭhira-, bhīma-sena-, and arjuna-  |
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kaunteya | m. the tree Terminalia Arjuna  |
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kaunteyavṛtta | n. Name (also title or epithet) of work  |
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kauṇṭharavya | m. patronymic fr. kuṇṭha-rava-  |
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kauṇṭhya | n. (fr. kuṇṭha-), bluntness  |
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kauntī | f. (fr. kunta-or ti-), a sort of perfume  |
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kauntī | f. Name of a river  |
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kauntika | m. (fr. kunta-), a spearman, soldier armed with a spear  |
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kauntya | m. a king of the kunti-s  |
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kauṇya | n. (fr. kuṇi-), paralysis of the hands  |
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kaupa | mf(ī-)n. (fr. kūpa-), coming from a well or cistern  |
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kaupa | n. well-water  |
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kaupādakī | equals kaumod-  |
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kaupīna | n. the pudenda, privities  |
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kaupīna | n. a small piece of cloth worn over the privities by poor persons  |
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kaupīna | n. (equals a-kārya- ) a wrong or improper act, sin  |
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kaupīna | n.  |
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kaupīna | See kaupa-.  |
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kaupīnācchādana | n. a cloth for covering the pudenda,  |
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kaupīnavat | mfn. one who has only a piece of cloth over the privities.  |
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kaupiñjala | m. patronymic fr. ku-p- gaRa śivādi-  |
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kaupiñjala | mfn.  |
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kaupodakī | equals kaumod-  |
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kauputraka | n. fr. ku-putra- gaRa manojñādi-.  |
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kaupya | mfn. coming from a well  |
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kaupya | See kaupa-.  |
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kaurama | m. Name of a man (varia lectio ruma-)  |
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kaurava | mf(ī-)n. (equals vaka- ; gaRa utsādi-and kacchādi-) relating or belonging to the kuru-s  |
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kaurava | mf(ī-)n. (kṣetra- equals kuru-kṣ-)  |
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kaurava | m. patronymic fr. kuru-, descendant of kuru- (generally used in plural) etc. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-). )  |
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kauravaka | mfn. fr. k/uru-  |
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kauravaka | mfn. gaRa kacchādi-.  |
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kauravapāṇḍavīya | mfn. relating to the kaurava-s and pāṇḍava-s,  |
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kauravāyaṇi | m. patronymic fr. k/uru- gaRa tikādi-.  |
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kauraveya | m. the descendants of kuru-  |
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kauravī | f. Trigonella foenum graecum  |
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kauravya | m. (gaṇa-s tikādi-and bhargādi-) patronymic fr. kuru-, descendant of kuru- (k/auravya-) etc.  |
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kauravya | m. Name of a nāga- (father of ulūpī-)  |
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kauravya | m. plural equals pāṇḍavās-  |
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kauravya | m. Name of a people  |
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kauravyāyaṇa | m. patronymic fr. vy/a-, descendant of kauravya-  |
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kauravyāyaṇī | f. of kauravy/a-  |
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kauravyāyaṇi | m. patronymic fr. vy/a- gaRa tikādi-.  |
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kauravyāyaṇīputra | m. "son of a female descendant of kuru-", Name of a teacher  |
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kaurayāṇa | m. (fr. kur-?) patronymic of pāka-sthāman- ( ) .  |
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kaurma | mfn. (fr. kūrma-), relating or belonging or peculiar to a tortoise  |
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kaurma | m. (scilicet avatāra-) the avatāra- of viṣṇu- as a tortoise  |
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kaurma | m. Name of a great period or kalpa- (the day of full moon of brahmā-)  |
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kaurma | n. (scilicet āsana-) a particular manner of being seated,  |
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kaurma | n. (scilicet purāṇa-) Name of a purāṇa- (on the subject of viṣṇu-'s descent as a tortoise)  |
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kaurmopapurāṇa | n. Name of an upa-purāṇa-.  |
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kaurpara | mfn. (fr. kūrp-), being at the elbow  |
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kaurpi | m. (borrowed fr. Greek ) the sign Scorpio (varia lectio)  |
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kaurpya | m. idem or 'm. (borrowed fr. Greek) the sign Scorpio (varia lectio)'  |
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kaurujaṅgala | mfn. fr. kurujaṅgala-  |
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kaurujāṅgala | mfn. fr. kurujaṅgala-  |
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kaurukātya | m. patronymic fr. kuru-kata- gaRa gargādi-.  |
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kaurukṣetra | m. plural the inhabitants of kuru-kṣetra- (wrong reading kur-), .  |
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kaurukullaka | m. plural (fr. kuru-kullā-), Name of a Buddhist school.  |
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kauruma | See kaurama-.  |
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kaurupañcāla | for pāñc-  |
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kaurupāñcāla | mfn. (gaRa anuśatikādi-) belonging to the race of the kuru-s and pañcāla-s  |
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kaurupathi | m. patronymic fr. kuru-patha- Name of a ṛṣi-  |
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kaurvata | mfn. fr. kurvat- Va1rtt. 3  |
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kauśa | mf(ī-)n. made of kuśa- grass  |
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kauśa | m. equals kuśa-dvīpa-  |
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kauśa | n. (scilicet nagara-) "the town of kuśa-", Name of kānyakubja-  |
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kauśa | mfn. (fr. k/ośa-), silken  |
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kauśakī | f. (for śikī-?), Name of one of the eight a-kula-s  |
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kauśala | n. (fr. kuś-; gaRa yuvādi-) well-being, welfare, good fortune, prosperity  |
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kauśala | n. skilfulness, cleverness, experience (with locative case or in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') etc.  |
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kausala | mfn. (often spelt kauśala-) belonging to the kosala-s (a country)  |
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kausala | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kausala | m. of a dynasty  |
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kausala | m. varia lectio for kos- q.v  |
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kausalā | f. Name of one of kṛṣṇa-'s wives,  |
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kausalaka | m. plural (spelt kauśal-), Name of a people  |
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kausalaka | mfn. belonging to the kosala-s  |
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kausaleya | m. equals lyeya-  |
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kauśalī | f. friendly inquiry, greeting, salutation  |
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kauśalī | f. a respectful present, Nazr  |
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kauśalī | f. (See also kausala-.)  |
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kauśali | m. metron. fr. kuśalā- gaRa bāhv-ādi-. |
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kausalī | f. Name of one of vasu-deva-'s wives  |
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kauśalikā | f. a present, respectful gift  |
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kauśalya | m. a kind of pavilion  |
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kauśalya | n. (gaRa brāhmaṇādi-) welfare, well-being, prosperity  |
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kauśalya | n. cleverness, skilfulness, experience (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound')  |
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kauśalyā | f. See kausalya-.  |
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kausalya | mfn. (often spelt kauś-) belonging to the people of the kosala-s  |
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kausalya | m. ( ) a prince of the kosala-s etc.  |
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kausalyā | f. "daughter of a prince of the kosala-s", Name of the wife of pūru- and mother of janam-ejaya-  |
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kausalya | m. of the wife of satvat-  |
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kausalya | m. of daśa-ratha-'s wife (mother of rāma-candra-)  |
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kausalya | m. of the mother of dhṛta-rāṣṭra-  |
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kausalya | m. of the mother of pāṇḍu-  |
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kausalyā | (f. of lya- q.v)  |
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kausalyāmātṛ | m. "having kausalyā- for his mother", rāma-  |
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kausalyānandana | m. "son of kausalyā-", rāma-  |
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kausalyāyani | m. patronymic fr. lya-  |
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kausalyāyani | m. metron. fr. lyā- (or patronymic fr. kosala-), Name of rāma-  |
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kausalyeya | m. metron. fr. lyā- Name of rāma-candra-  |
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kauśāmba | mfn. (fr. kuś-), belonging to kauśāmbī- (as a territory, maṇḍala-)  |
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kauśāṃbeya | m. (gaRa śubhrādi-) patronymic fr. kuśāmba-  |
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kauśāṃbeya | mfn. fr. kauśāmbī- gaRa nady-ādi-.  |
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kauśāmbhas | n. water in which kuśa- grass has been boiled  |
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kauśāmbī | f. (gaRa nady-ādi-), Name of an ancient city (now represented by the village of Kosam, on the Jumna, near Allahabad;also called vatsa-pattana-)  |
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kauśāmbī | f.  |
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kauśāmbi | f. equals bī-  |
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kauśāmbikā | f. Name of a woman  |
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kauśāmbīya | mfn. coming from kauśāmbī-  |
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kauśāmbya | m. a prince of kauśāmbī-  |
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kauṣārava | m. patronymic fr. kuṣāru- (Name of maitreya-)  |
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kauṣāravi | m. idem or 'm. patronymic fr. kuṣāru- (Name of maitreya-) '  |
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kauśāśvī | varia lectio for śāmbī-  |
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kauśeya | mfn. silken etc.  |
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kauśeya | n. silk, silk cloth, silk petticoat or trousers, a woman's lower garments of silk etc.  |
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kauśeya | n. Name of a locality  |
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kauśeya | yaka- See 2. kauśa-.  |
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kauṣeya | m. (fr. koṣ/a-), Name of a ṛṣi-  |
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kauṣeya | m. also varia lectio for kauśeya- (q.v)  |
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kauśeyaka | n. silk cloth  |
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kausida | m. (spelt kos-) idem or 'm. Name of a pool (mentioned in connection with kusit/āyī- q.v) '  |
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kausīda | mf(ī-)n. (fr. kus-), connected with or relating to a loan, usurious  |
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kauśīdhānya | n. equals kośa-dh- q.v (Comm. on ) .  |
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kauśīdhānya | See 2. kauśa-.  |
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kauṣīdya | See kausīdya-.  |
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kausīdya | n. sloth, indolence (printed edition kauṣ-)  |
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kausīdya | n. the practice of usury  |
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kauśija | m. plural Name of a people (varia lectio kosala-).  |
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kauśika | mfn. (fr. kuśā-or kuś/ī-),"having paws", an owl etc.  |
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kauśika | mfn. an ichneumon  |
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kauśika | mfn.coming from an owl  |
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kauśika | mfn. forming a receptacle (as a wound;See kośa-vat-) (varia lectio kauṣṭhika-)  |
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kauśika | mfn. sheathed (a sword)  |
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kauśika | mfn. silken  |
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kauśika | m. one who is versed in dictionaries  |
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kauśika | m. a lexicographer  |
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kauśika | m. one who catches snakes  |
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kauśika | m. the fragrant substance bdellium  |
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kauśika | m. marrow  |
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kauśika | m. a kind of seed  |
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kauśikā | f. a drinking-vessel (varia lectio kośikā-)  |
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kauśika | n. silk, silk cloth  |
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kauśika | n. a silk garment  |
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kauśika | mfn. relating to kuśika- (or to kauśika-)  |
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kauśika | m. (gaRa bidādi-) patronymic of viśvā-mitra- (who was the son or grandson of kuśika-), interpolation after  |
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kauśika | m. of gādhi-  |
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kauśika | m. of bhadra-śarman-  |
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kauśika | m. Name of a teacher (author of the kauśikasūtra-, brother of paippalādi-)  |
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kauśika | m. Name of a grammarian  |
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kauśika | m. of one of jarāsandhas-'s generals  |
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kauśika | m. Name of indra- (as originally perhaps belonging to the kuśika-s or friendly to them) etc.  |
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kauśika | m. of sūrya-  |
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kauśika | m. of a son of vasu-deva-  |
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kauśika | m. of śiva-  |
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kauśika | m. of an asura-  |
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kauśika | m. Vatika robusta  |
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kauśika | m. (in music) Name of a rāga-  |
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kauśika | m. (for kaiśika-) love, passion  |
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kauśika | m. plural the descendants of kuśika-  |
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kauśika | m. (of kuśa-)  |
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kauśikāditya | n. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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kauśikagṛhyasūtra | n. Name (also title or epithet) of work  |
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kauśikāṅguli | m. "having paws like an owl", Name of a teacher  |
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kauśikaphala | m. the cocoa-nut (said to have been created by viśvā-mitra- id est kauśika-, when endeavouring to form a human being in rivalry of brahmā-, the nut being the rudiment of a head )  |
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kauśikapriya | m. "dear to kauśika-", Name of rāma-  |
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kauśikāra | See kośa-kāra-.  |
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kauśikāraṇya | n. " kauśika-'s wood", Name of a town  |
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kauśikārāti | m. "enemy of owls", a crow  |
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kauśikāri | m. idem or 'm. "enemy of owls", a crow '  |
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kauśikatā | (k/a--) f. the state of being kept together by two pins (and"the state of being sūrya-"[see 3. kauśik/a-]) ,  |
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kauśikatā | (k/a--) f. See 1. kauśika-.  |
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kauśikātmaja | m. " indra-'s son", Name of arjuna-  |
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kauśikatva | n. idem or '(k/a--) f. the state of being kept together by two pins (and"the state of being sūrya-"[see 3. kauśik/a-]) , '  |
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kauśikatva | n. See  |
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kauśikatva | n. the state of being a descendant of kuśika-  |
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kauśikatva | n. the state of being kauśika- (id est indra-) , 12489.  |
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kauśikāyani | m. patronymic fr. kauśik/a- Name of a teacher  |
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kauśikāyudha | n. " indra-'s bow", the rainbow  |
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kauśikī | f. Name of a goddess sprung from the body of pārvatī-  |
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kauśikī | f. (in music) Name of a rāgiṇī-  |
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kauśikī | f. Name of durgā-  |
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kauśikī | f. Name of a śikṣā-  |
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kauśikī | f. of a river in Bahar (commonly Kosi or Koosa, created by viśvā-mitra-, or identified with satyavatī-, the sister of viśvā-mitra-) etc.  |
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kauśikī | f. Name of a Buddhist female beggar  |
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kauśikī | f. for kaiśikī- q.v  |
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kauśikī | (f. of ka- q.v)  |
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kauśikin | m. plural the pupils of kauśika-  |
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kauśikīputra | m. Name of a teacher  |
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kauśikīvaraprasāda | m. the favour of a boon from kauśikī- id est durgā-,  |
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kauśikyoja | m. "abode of owls" (oja- equals ojas-), Name of a tree (equals śākhoṭa-)  |
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kauśila | m. a familiar N. for kauśika-  |
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kauśila | lya- See 3. kauśik/a-.  |
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kauśīlava | n. (fr. kuś-), the profession of an actor or dancer  |
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kauśīlavya | n. idem or 'n. (fr. kuś-), the profession of an actor or dancer '  |
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kauśilya | m. patronymic of the prince hiraṇyanābha-  |
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kauśīrakeya | mfn. fr. kuśīraka- gaRa sakhy-ādi-.  |
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kausita | m. Name of a pool (mentioned in connection with kusit/āyī- q.v)  |
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kauṣītaka | m. patronymic fr. kuṣ- Name of kahoḍa-  |
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kauṣītaka | n. Name of a brāhmaṇa-  |
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kauṣītakeya | m. equals ka- Name of kahoḍa-  |
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kauṣītakeya | m. of a kāśyapa-  |
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kauṣītakī | f. patronymic of agastya-'s wife  |
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kauṣītakī | f. Name of a śākhā- of the  |
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kauṣītaki | m. ( ) patronymic fr. kuṣ/ītaka- (plural)  |
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kauṣītakibrāhmaṇa | n. Name of a brāhmaṇa- (= )  |
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kauṣītakibrāhmaṇa | n. =  |
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kauṣītakibrāhmaṇopaniṣad | f. idem or 'n. = ' ,  |
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kauṣītakin | m. "the pupils of ka- ", Name of a school  |
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kauṣītakirahasya | n. idem or 'f. idem or 'n. = ', ' ,  |
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kauṣītakirahasyabrāhmaṇa | n. idem or 'n. idem or 'f. idem or 'n. = ', ', ' commentator or commentary on  |
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kauṣītakyupaniṣad | f. Name of an  |
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kauṣmāṇḍa | mfn. addressed to the demons called kūṣmāṇḍa- (as a mantra-)  |
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kauṣmāṇḍika | mfn. idem or 'mfn. addressed to the demons called kūṣmāṇḍa- (as a mantra-) '  |
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kauśreya | m. patronymic fr. kuśri-  |
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kausṛtika | m. (fr. ku-sṛti-), a juggler, conjurer  |
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kauṣṭacitka | mfn. fr. kuṣṭa-cit- gaRa kathādi- ( ) varia lectio for ṣṭhavitka-.  |
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kauṣṭha | mfn. (fr. koṣṭha-), being in the stomach or abdomen  |
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kauṣṭha | mfn. being in a storeroom  |
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kauṣṭhavitka | mfn. (fr. kuṣṭha-vid-), useful for the knowledge of leprosy ([ ]) gaRa kathādi- (see kauṣḷacitka-.)  |
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kauṣṭhika | varia lectio for 2. kauśika-.  |
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kauṣṭhika | mfn. (fr. kuṣṭha-), treating of leprosy  |
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kauṣṭhya | mfn. being in the abdomen  |
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kauṣṭhya | mfn. extremely rich (?)  |
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kaustra | n. the state of being a bad wife (ku-strī-), gaRa yuvādi-.  |
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kaustubha | mn. (see kust-), Name of a celebrated jewel (obtained with thirteen other precious things at the churning of the ocean and suspended on the breast of kṛṣṇa- or viṣṇu-) etc.  |
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kaustubha | m. a manner of joining the fingers  |
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kaustubha | m. equals kiṃtughna-  |
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kaustubha | n. a kind of oil (sarṣapodbhava-)  |
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kaustubha | n. Name of work  |
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kaustubhabhṛt | m. "wearing the kaustubha-", idem or 'm. "abode of the kaustubha-", viṣṇu- '  |
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kaustubhadhāman | m. "abode of the kaustubha-", viṣṇu-  |
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kaustubhadūṣaṇa | n. Name (also tit |