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ku | a pronominal base appearing in k/utas-, k/utra-, kuv/id-, k/uha-, kv/a-, and as a prefix implying deterioration, depreciation, deficiency, want, littleness, hindrance, reproach, contempt, guilt  |
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ku | originally perhaps ku- signified"how (strange!)"  |
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ku | as a separate word ku- occurs only in the lengthened form 3. k/ū- q.v  |
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ku | f. the earth  |
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ku | f. the ground or base of a triangle or other plane figure, commentator or commentary on  |
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ku | f. the number"one."  |
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ku | See 1. kū-.  |
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kubāhula | m. camel  |
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kubandha | m. a disgraceful stigma (see aṅka-bandha-.)  |
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kubandhu | m. a bad relative.  |
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kubera | m. or in later Sanskrit kuvera- (originally) Name of a chief of the evil beings or spirits or darkness having the N. vaiśravaṇa- etc.  |
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kubera | m. (afterwards) the god of riches and treasure (regent of the northern quarter which is hence called kubera-guptā diś- ) etc.  |
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kubera | m. (he is regarded as the son of viśravas- by iḍaviḍā-[ ],the chief of the yakṣa-s, and a friend of rudra-[ ];he is represented as having three legs and only eight teeth;with jaina-s he is the attendant of the nineteenth arhat- of the present avasarpiṇī-)  |
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kubera | m. Name of a prince of devarāṣṭra-  |
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kubera | m. of the great-grandfather of bāṇa-bhaṭṭa- (author of the kādambarī-)  |
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kubera | m. of the author of the datta-candrikā-  |
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kubera | m. the tree Cedrela Toona  |
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kubera | mfn. deformed, monstrous  |
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kubera | mfn. slow, lazy  |
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kuberabāndhava | m. "a relation of kubera-'s", Name of śiva-.  |
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kuberācala | m. " kubera-'s mountain", Name of the kailāsa- mountain  |
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kuberadatta | m. Name of a mythical being  |
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kuberādri | m. idem or 'm. "kubera-'s mountain", Name of the kailāsa- mountain '  |
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kuberagiri | m. " kubera-'s mountain", the himālaya-  |
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kuberahṛdaya | n. Name of a hymn  |
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kuberahṛdya | n. Name of a hymn  |
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kuberaka | m. a kind of pot-herb  |
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kuberaka | m. the tree Cedrela Toona (equals tunna-)  |
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kuberākṣa | m. Name of a plant (equals vallī-karañja-)  |
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kuberākṣī | f. the plant Bignonia suaveolens  |
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kuberākṣī | f. the plant Guilandina Bonduc  |
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kuberākṣī | f. also Name of other plants  |
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kuberanalinī | f. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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kuberasenā | f. Name (also title or epithet) of a courtezan,  |
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kuberatīrtha | n. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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kuberavallabha | m. " kubera-'s favourite", Name of a vaiśya-  |
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kuberavana | n. "the forest of kubera-", Name of a place gaRa kṣubhnādi-.  |
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kuberikā | f. Name of a woman gaRa śubhrādi-.  |
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kuberin | m. Name of a mixed caste.  |
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kubhā | f. the Kabul river (, a river falling into the indu-s)  |
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kubhany | according to to some - ku-- bhany/u-,"chattering, noisy".  |
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kubhanyu | mfn. desirous of water ([ ;said of the poets])  |
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kubhartṛ | m. a bad husband  |
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kubhārya | mfn. having a bad wife  |
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kubhāryā | f. a bad wife  |
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kubhikṣu | m. a bad mendicant  |
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kubhoga | m. bad pleasure  |
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kubhojana | n. equals -bhukta-.  |
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kubhojya | n. idem or 'n. equals -bhukta-.'  |
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kubhra | m. a hump-backed bull  |
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kubhra | m. (unnat/a- )  |
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kubhrātṛ | m. a bad brother  |
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kubhṛt | m. equals -dhara-  |
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kubhṛt | m. (hence) the number"seven",  |
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kubhṛt | See 2. ku-.  |
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kubhṛtya | m. a bad servant  |
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kubhukta | n. bad food  |
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kubhukti | f. idem or 'n. bad food '  |
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kubhūmi | f. bad (id est barren) ground  |
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kubimba | m. n. (?)  |
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kubja | mf(ā-)n. hump-backed, crooked etc.  |
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kubja | m. Name of a person born under certain constellations and being an attendant of the model man haṃsa-  |
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kubja | m. a curved sword  |
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kubja | m. a sort of fish (Bola Cuja)  |
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kubja | m. the plant Achyranthes aspera (equals apāmārg/a-)  |
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kubjā | f. a kind of musical instrument  |
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kubja | m. ([ confer, compare nyubja-and kanya-kubja-; confer, compare also Lithuanian kupra,kupotas; Greek , ; Latin gibbus,gibba,gibber.])  |
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kubjaka | mfn. hump-backed, crooked  |
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kubjaka | m. the plant Rosa moschata  |
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kubjaka | m. the aquatic plant Trapa bispinosa |
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kubjakaṇṭaka | m. a white species of Mimosa  |
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kubjakirāta | n. sg. a hump-backed person and a dwarf gaRa gavāśvādi-.  |
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kubjalīḍha | m. Name of the founder of a sect (varia lectio kubjāl-).  |
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kubjālīḍha | See kubja-l-.  |
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kubjāmra | n. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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kubjāmraka | n. idem or 'n. Name of a tīrtha- '  |
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kubjapuṣpa | n. the flower of Trapa bispinosa  |
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kubjatā | f. the state of being humpbacked  |
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kubjavāmana | n. equals -kirāta- gaRa gavāśvādi-.  |
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kubji | f. (probably) a tiger's den,  |
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kubjikā | f. a girl eight years old (personating the goddess durgā- at a festival of this deity).  |
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kubjikā | (f. of kubjaka- q.v)  |
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kubjīkaraṇa | n. curving (as of a stalk)  |
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kubjikātantra | n. Name of a tantra-.  |
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kubjimat | mfn. idem or 'mfn. crooked, curved.'  |
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kubjita | mfn. crooked, curved.  |
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kubra | n. a forest  |
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kubra | n. a hole for sacrificial fire  |
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kubra | n. a ring, ear-ring  |
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kubra | n. a thread  |
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kubra | n. a cart  |
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kubrahma | m. a degraded or contemptible Brahman  |
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kubrahman | m. a degraded or contemptible Brahman  |
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kubrāhmaṇa | m. idem or 'm. a degraded or contemptible Brahman '  |
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kubuddhi | mfn. having vile sentiments  |
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kubuddhi | mfn. stupid  |
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kubuddhi | f. a wrong opinion.  |
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kuc | cl.1 P. kocati-, to sound high, utter a shrill cry (as a bird) ; to polish ; to go ; to connect, mix ; to bend, make curved ; to be curved or crooked ; to oppose, impede : to mark with lines, write : cl.6 P. kucati-, to contract ; to be or make small (see kuñc-.)  |
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kuca | m. (generally dual number au-; in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).), the female breast, teat  |
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kucāgra | n. a nipple  |
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kucaharā | f. Name of an evil spirit who deprives women of their breasts  |
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kucaila | mf(ā-)n. badly clothed  |
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kucailin | mfn. idem or 'mf(ā-)n. badly clothed '  |
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kucakumbha | m. the female breast.  |
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kucamukha | n. "breast-top", a nipple  |
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kucandana | n. red sanders (Pterocarpus santalinus)  |
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kucandana | n. sappan or log-wood (Caesalpina Sappan see pattrāṅga-)  |
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kucandana | n. a leguminous plant (Adenanthera pavonina)  |
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kucandana | n. saffron  |
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kucaṇḍikā | f. the plant Aletris hyacinthoides (= mūrvā-)  |
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kucaṇḍikā | See 1. ku-.  |
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kucāṅgerī | f. a kind of wood sorrel (Rumex vesicarius, equals cukrikā-)  |
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kucaphala | m. "having fruits shaped like the female breast", the pomegranate  |
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kucaphala | m. the plant Feronia elephantum  |
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kucara | mfn. roaming about  |
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kucara | mfn. following evil practices, wicked  |
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kucara | mfn. speaking ill of any one, detracting  |
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kucara | m. a wicked man  |
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kucaritra | n. evil conduct  |
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kucāru | m. a kind of bull like deer,  |
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kucaryā | f. idem or 'n. evil conduct '  |
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kucaśataka | n. Name (also title or epithet) of a kāvya-.  |
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kucataṭa | n. idem or 'm. the female breast.'  |
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kucataṭāgra | n. "point of the breast", a nipple.  |
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kuccha | n. the white water-lily  |
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kucchilā | f. Name of a river  |
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kucela | n. a bad garment  |
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kucela | n. rag  |
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kucela | mfn. badly clothed, dressed in dirty or tattered garments  |
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kucelā | f. Name of a plant (equals avi-karṇī-or viddha-parṇī-).  |
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kucelī | f. the plant Clypea hernandifolia (or according to to Haughton "Cissampelos hexandra")  |
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kuceṣṭā | f. a wicked contrivance.  |
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kucika | mf(ā-) a kind of fish (in shape like an eel, commonly Kunciya, Unibranchapertura Cuchiya, or Muraena apterygia synbrache;the Hindus affirm that its bite is mortal to cows, though perfectly harmless to men)  |
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kucika | m. plural (varia lectio for kuśika-), Name of a people  |
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kucikā | f. Name of a plant  |
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kucikarṇa | (ka-ṛṇa-) m. Name of a man  |
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kucīrā | f. Name of a river (varia lectio ku-vīrā- )  |
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kucīrā | See 1. ku-.  |
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kucita | mfn. contracted  |
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kucita | mfn. small  |
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kucodya | n. an unsuitable question.  |
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kucumāra | m. Name of the author of the aupaniṣadādhikaraṇa-.  |
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kucuṇṭaka | m. a kind of potherb  |
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kuḍ | cl.6 P. kuḍati-, to play or act as a child, trifle ; to eat ; to heap ; to plunge, dive  |
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kud | cl.10 P. kodayati-, to tell a lie ; (varia lectio for kundr-.)  |
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kudāla | m. idem or 'm. ([for 1. ku-dāra-See 1. ku-.])' (see kuddāla-.)  |
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kuḍālagācchi | Name of a village (varia lectio kuḍālig-.)  |
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kudaṇḍa | m. unjust punishment  |
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kuḍaṅga | m. (found in Prakrit) equals kuṭaṅga-(ka-), a bower  |
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kuḍapa | mn. a measure of grain, etc. (= kuḍava-) gaRa ardharcādi-.  |
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kudāra | mfn. having a bad wife  |
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kudāra | m. mountain-ebony (Bauhinia variegata)  |
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kudāra | m. ([for 1. ku-dāra-See 1. ku-.])  |
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kudāradāra | m. plural a wife who is a bad wife  |
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kudarśana | n. a heterodox doctrine. -1.  |
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kuḍava | mn. a measure of grain or of wood or of iron etc. (4th part of a prastha-, described by some as a vessel four fingers wide and as many deep and containing 12 prakṛti-s or handfuls;also said to contain 13 1/2 cubic aṅgula-s, or to contain 64 cubic aṅgula-s[ ],or to be a finger and a half deep and three fingers each in length and breadth;it med. it is equal to two prakṛti-s or thirty-two tolaka-s)  |
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kuḍāyī | f. idem or 'f. (in music) Name of a particular rāga-.'  |
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kuḍāyikā | f. (in music) Name of a particular rāga-.  |
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kuddala | m. = kudāra-2  |
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kuddāla | m. idem or 'm. = kudāra-2 '  |
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kuddāla | mn. a kind of spade or hoe  |
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kuddālaka | mn. (?) a spade or hoe  |
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kuddālaka | n. a copper pitcher  |
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kuddālakakhāta | varia lectio for kuddāla-kh- q.v  |
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kuddālakhāta | n. Name of a town  |
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kuddālapāda | mfn. gaRa hasty-ādi-.  |
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kudeha | m. a miserable body  |
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kudeśa | m. a bad country (where it is difficult to obtain the necessaries of life)  |
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kudeśa | m. a country subject to oppression.  |
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kudhānya | n. an inferior kind of grain  |
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kudhara | m. "earth-supporter", a mountain  |
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kudhara | See 2. ku-.  |
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kudharma | m. a bad practice.  |
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kudharman | n. bad or no justice  |
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kudhī | mfn. foolish  |
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kudhī | m. (īs-) a fool  |
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kudhi | m. (equals kuvi-) an owl  |
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kudhī | See 1. ku-.  |
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kudhra | m. idem or 'm. "earth-supporter", a mountain ' gaRa mūla-vibhujādi-.  |
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kudhra | See 2. ku-.  |
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kudhṛti | mfn. one who has little or no control over himself,  |
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kuḍi | m. (equals kuṭi-) the body  |
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kuḍī | f. (a wrong reading) for kuṭī- q.v  |
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kuḍikā | f. (equals kuṭa-) a water-pot (used by ascetics)  |
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kuḍikā | f. (perhaps for kuṇḍikā-.) |
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kudina | n. an evil day  |
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kudina | n. a rainy day.  |
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kudina | n. (equals kṣiti-d-) a civil day  |
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kudina | See 2. ku-.  |
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kuḍiśa | m. a kind of fish (commonly Kurchi, Cyprinus Curchius)  |
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kudiṣṭi | f. a measure of length (longer than a diṣṭi-, shorter than a vitasti-)  |
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kuḍmala | mfn. filled with buds  |
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kuḍmala | mn. a bud (sometimes written kuṭmala-) etc. (see stana-k-)  |
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kuḍmala | n. a particular hell  |
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kudmala | for kuḍm- q.v  |
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kuḍmaladantī | f. Name of a metre (equals anukūlā-).  |
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kuḍmalāgradanta | mfn. one whose teeth look like buds  |
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kuḍmalāgradat | mfn. one whose teeth look like buds  |
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kuḍmalatā | f. the state of being shut like a bud.  |
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kuḍmalāya | Nom. A1. yate-, to (look id est to) be shut like a bud  |
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kuḍmalita | mfn. (gaRa tārakādi-) filled with buds  |
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kuḍmalita | mfn. shut like a bud  |
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kudraṅga | m. idem or 'm. a watch-house ("a dwelling raised on a platform or scaffold" ) '  |
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kudraṅka | m. a watch-house ("a dwelling raised on a platform or scaffold" )  |
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kudrava | equals kodrava- q.v |
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kudravya | n. bad riches.  |
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kudri | m. Name of a man gaRa gṛṣṭyādi-  |
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kudri | m. plural (ayas-) his descendants gaRa yaskādi-.  |
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kudrīcī | f. (probably) Name (also title or epithet) of a shrub (= guḍīcī-),  |
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kudṛṣṭa | mfn. seen wrongly or indistinctly  |
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kudṛṣṭi | mfn. having bad eyes  |
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kudṛṣṭi | f. weak sight  |
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kudṛṣṭi | f. a heterodox philosophical doctrine (as that of the sāṃkhya-s, etc.)  |
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kudṛṣṭin | mfn. one who has adopted a heterodox doctrine  |
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kudṛśya | mfn. ill-favoured, ugly.  |
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kudṛśya | -deśa-, etc. See 1. ku-.  |
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kudryākṣi | m. Name of a man  |
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kuḍūhuñcī | f. (a Mahratti Name of) Solanum trilobatum  |
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kuḍukka | m. (in music) Name of a measure or time.  |
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kuḍupa | m. the clasp or fastening of a necklace or bracelet  |
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kudvāra | n. back-door  |
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kudvāra | See 1. ku-.  |
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kuḍya | n. a wall etc.  |
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kuḍya | n. plastering (a wall)  |
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kuḍya | n. curiosity  |
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kuḍyā | f. (gaRa kattry-ādi-) a wall  |
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kudya | for kuḍya- q.v  |
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kuḍyacchedin | m. a housebreaker, thief  |
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kuḍyacchedya | n. a hole in the wall, breach  |
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kuḍyaka | n. a wall  |
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kuḍyalepa | m. a plasterer Va1rtt. 6  |
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kuḍyamatsī | f. idem or 'f. a house-lizard '  |
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kuḍyamatsya | m. idem or 'f. idem or 'f. a house-lizard ' '  |
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kuḍyapucchā | f. a house-lizard  |
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kugaṇin | mfn. belonging to an evil set of people  |
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kugati | f. "wrong path", deviation from the path of righteousness  |
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kugehinī | f. equals -kuṭumbinī-  |
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kugo | m. a miserable or weak bull  |
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kugraha | m. an unpropitious planet (five are reckoned, viz. maṅgala-, ravi-, śani-, rāhu-, and ketu-)  |
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kugrāma | m. a petty village (without a rājā-, an agnihotrin-, a physician, a rich man, or a river).  |
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kuh | cl.10 A1. kuhayate-, to surprise or astonish or cheat by trickery or jugglery  |
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kuh | See viṣū-k-.  |
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kuha | m. ( ) Name of kubera-  |
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kuha | m. a rogue, cheat (a-k-,"no deceiver") .  |
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kuha | ind. (fr. 1. ku-), where?  |
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kuhā | f. a kind of Zizyphus tree  |
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kuhacid | ind. (k/uha--) wherever  |
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kuhacid | ind. to any place  |
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kuhacidvid | mfn. wherever being  |
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kuhaka | m. ( ) a cheat, rogue, juggler  |
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kuhaka | m. an impostor  |
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kuhaka | m. a kind of frog  |
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kuhaka | m. Name of a nāga- prince  |
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kuhaka | n. juggling, deception, trickery etc.  |
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kuhakā | f. idem or 'n. juggling, deception, trickery etc.'  |
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kuhaka | ind. onomatopoetic (i.e. formed from imitation of sounds) from the cry of a cock, etc., only in compound  |
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kuhakacakita | mfn. afraid of a trick, suspicious, cautious  |
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kuhakajīvaka | m. one who lives by slight-of-hand, juggler, cheat  |
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kuhakajīvin | m. idem or 'm. one who lives by slight-of-hand, juggler, cheat '  |
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kuhakajña | m. "knowing jugglery", cheat, juggler  |
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kuhakakāra | mfn. practising jugglery, cheating.  |
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kuhakakāraka | mfn. idem or 'mfn. practising jugglery, cheating.'  |
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kuhakakārikā | f. a bawd  |
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kuhakārāva | m. neighing  |
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kuhakasvana | m. a wild cock (Phasianus gallus)  |
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kuhakasvara | m. idem or 'm. a wild cock (Phasianus gallus) '  |
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kuhakavṛtti | f. juggling, slight-of-hand  |
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kuhakavṛtti | f. hypocrisy.  |
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kuhakka | m. (in music) a kind of measure.  |
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kuhakuhārāva | m. the clamour or cries of dātyūha-  |
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kuhali | m. the leaf of the Piper Betel (commonly called Pan) with small pieces of the Areca-nut and Catechu and a little lime (chewed by persons in the East and especially offered to the persons at a matrimonial ceremony)  |
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kuhana | mfn. envious, hypocritical  |
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kuhana | m. a mouse, rat  |
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kuhana | m. a snake  |
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kuhana | m. Name of a man  |
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kuhanā | (am-, ā-) f. hypocrisy, assumed and false sanctity, interested performance of religious austerities  |
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kuhanā | f. envy  |
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kuhana | n. a small earthen vessel  |
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kuhana | n. a glass vessel  |
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kuhanikā | f. jugglery  |
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kuhanikā | f. hypocrisy  |
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kuhara | m. (fr. kuh- equals guh-?), Name of a serpent belonging to the krodha-vaśa- race  |
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kuhara | n. a cavity, hollow, hole etc.  |
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kuhara | n. a small window (?)  |
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kuhara | n. the ear  |
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kuhara | n. the throat or larynx  |
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kuhara | n. a guttural sound  |
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kuhara | n. proximity  |
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kuhara | n. copulation  |
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kuharabhāj | mfn. dwelling in dens,  |
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kuharin | mfn. having holes,  |
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kuhārīta | m. Name of a man  |
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kuharita | n. noise, sound  |
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kuharita | n. the song or cry of the Kokila or Indian cuckoo  |
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kuharita | n. a sound uttered in copulation  |
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kuhārīta | See 1. ku-.  |
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kuhaśrutīya | mfn. belonging to the hymn that begins with k/uha śrut/aḥ- ( )  |
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kuhāvatī | f. Name of durgā-  |
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kuhayā | ind. where?  |
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kuhayākṛti | mfn. where active? (vocative case)  |
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kuheḍī | f. idem or 'f. fog, mist '  |
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kuheḍikā | f. fog, mist  |
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kuhelikā | f. idem or 'f. idem or 'f. fog, mist ' '  |
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kuhī | f. a mist, fog  |
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kuhu | m. Name of a particular weight  |
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kuhu | f. (= 1. kuhu-) the new moon  |
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kuhu | ind. onomatopoetic (i.e. formed from imitation of sounds) from the cry of the Kolika, etc., only in compound  |
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kuhu | ind. see 2. kuhū-.  |
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kuhū | f. (fr. kuh- equals guh-?), the new moon (personified as a daughter of aṅgiras-) etc.  |
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kuhū | f. the first day of the first quarter (on which the moon rises invisible)  |
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kuhū | f. Name of one of the seven rivers of plakṣa-dvīpa-  |
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kuhū | ind. = kuhu-2.  |
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kuhūkaṇṭha | m. the Kokila or Indian cuckoo ()  |
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kuhukuhāya | (fr. kuhu-kuha-for kuha-kuha-,where? where?) Nom. A1. yate-, to show one's admiration  |
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kuhūla | n. a pit filled with stakes  |
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kuhuṃkāra | m. Name of a particular noise  |
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kuhuṃkāra | See 1. ku-.  |
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kuhūmukha | m. idem or 'm. the Kokila or Indian cuckoo () '  |
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kuhūpāla | m. the king of turtles (supposed to uphold the world)  |
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kuhurava | m. the cry of the Kokila  |
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kuhūrava | m. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. the Kokila or Indian cuckoo () ' '  |
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kuhūrava | m. equals kuhu-rava-  |
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kuhūs | ind. = kuhu-2  |
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kuhvāna | n. a disagreeable noise  |
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kuhvāna | See 1. ku-.  |
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kuj | cl.1 P. kojati-, to steal : cl.6 P. kujati-, to be crooked  |
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kuja | m. "born from the earth", a tree  |
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kuja | m. "the son of the earth", Name of the planet Mars  |
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kuja | m. of the daitya- naraka- (conquered by kṛṣṇa-)  |
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kujā | f. "earth-daughter", durgā-  |
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kujā | f. of sītā-  |
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kuja | n. the horizon (equals kṣiti-ja-)  |
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kuja | See 2. ku-.  |
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kujadina | n. "the day of Mars" id est Tuesday  |
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kujambha | m. Name of a daitya- (younger brother of jambha- and son of prahlāda- or prahrāda-, a son of hiraṇya-kaśipu-)  |
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kujambhala | m. a thief who breaks into a house (vv.ll. mbhira-and mbhila-; see kumbhila-).  |
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kujana | m. a bad or wicked man  |
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kujana | m. vulgar people.  |
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kujananī | f. a bad mother  |
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kujanman | mfn. of inferior origin  |
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kujanman | m. a low-born man, slave.  |
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kujanman | m. (equals -ja-) the planet Mars.  |
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kujapa | m. "whose protector is Mars", Name of the ancestor of kaujapa-. -2.  |
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kujīvikā | f. a miserable kind of living  |
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kujjhaṭi | f. a fog or mist  |
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kujjhaṭī | f. idem or 'f. idem or 'f. a fog or mist ' '  |
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kujjhaṭikā | f. idem or 'f. a fog or mist '  |
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kujjiśa | m. a sort of fish (see kudiśa-.)  |
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kujñāna | n. imperfect or defective knowledge.  |
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kujyā | f. equals kṣiti-jyā-.  |
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kujyā | See 2. ku-.  |
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kuk | cl.1 A1. kokate-, to take, accept, seize  |
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kuka | m.  |
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kuka | mfn. taking, accepting  |
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kukabha | n. a kind of spirituous liquor  |
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kukalatra | n. a bad wife  |
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kukanyakā | f. a bad girl  |
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kukara | mfn. having a crooked or withered hand  |
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kukarmakārin | mfn. wicked, depraved.  |
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kukarman | n. a wicked deed  |
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kukarman | n. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound')  |
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kukarman | mfn. performing evil actions, wicked  |
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kukārya | n. a bad action, wickedness.  |
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kukathā | f. a bad or miserable tale  |
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kukavi | m. a bad poet, poetaster.  |
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kukāvya | n. a bad poem,  |
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kukhāṭi | f. (equals asad-graha-) wantonness commentator or commentary on  |
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kukhāṭi | See 1. ku-.  |
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kukhyāti | f. evil report, infamy  |
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kukhyāti | f. bad reputation.  |
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kukīla | m. "a pin or bolt of the earth", mountain  |
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kukīrti | f. ill-repute.  |
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kukkubha | m. the wild cock (Phasianus gallus)  |
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kukkubha | m. varnish, oily gloss  |
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kukkuha | m. a particular aquatic bird,  |
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kukkura | m. ( ;fr. kurkur/a-), a dog  |
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kukkura | m. a despicable man of a mixed caste (equals kukkuṭa-)  |
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kukkura | m. Name of a muni-  |
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kukkura | m. of a prince (son of andhaka-)  |
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kukkura | m. of an author,  |
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kukkura | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kukkura | n. a vegetable perfume  |
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kukkuradru | m. the plant Blumea lacera  |
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kukkurī | f. a bitch  |
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kukkuṭ | ind. an onomatopoetic word imitating the cock's cry  |
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kukkuṭa | m. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-). ) a cock etc.  |
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kukkuṭa | m. a wild cock (Phasianus gallus)  |
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kukkuṭa | m. (equals kukuṭa-) the plant Marsilea quadrifolia  |
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kukkuṭa | m. a whisp of lighted straw or grass  |
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kukkuṭa | m. a firebrand, spark of fire  |
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kukkuṭa | m. the offspring of a niṣāda- by a śūdra- woman (see kukkura-)  |
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kukkuṭa | m. (ī-)  |
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kukkuṭa | m. ( ) a hen  |
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kukkuṭa | m. a small house-lizard  |
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kukkuṭa | m. the plant Dolichos pruriens  |
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kukkuṭa | m. (equals kukūṭī-) the plant Salmalia malabarica (or the silk-cotton tree Bombax heptaphyllum)  |
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kukkuṭa | m. hypocrisy (see kaukkuṭika-)  |
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kukkuṭa | n. equals kukkuṭāsana-  |
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kukkuṭābha | m. "resembling a fowl", a kind of snake  |
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kukkuṭadhvaja | m. Name (also title or epithet) of skanda-,  |
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kukkuṭadhvani | m. the crowing of a cock, cackling of fowls.  |
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kukkuṭāgiri | m. Name of a mountain gaRa kiṃśulakādi-.  |
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kukkuṭāhi | m. equals ṭābha-  |
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kukkuṭaka | m. a wild cock (Phasianus gallus)  |
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kukkuṭaka | m. the offspring of a niṣāda- by a śūdra- woman  |
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kukkuṭakantha | n. Name of a town gaRa cihaṇādi-.  |
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kukkuṭamaṇḍapa | m. Name of a sanctuary in Benares (standing on the right side of a statue of śiva-, a place where final emancipation may be attained) (see mukti-maṇḍapa-.)  |
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kukkuṭamañjarī | f. a sort of pepper (Piper Chaba)  |
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kukkuṭamardaka | m. Name of a plant (with fragrant leaves)  |
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kukkuṭamardana | m. idem or 'f. idem or 'm. Name of a plant (with fragrant leaves) ' '  |
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kukkuṭamardikā | f. idem or 'm. Name of a plant (with fragrant leaves) '  |
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kukkuṭamastaka | m. equals -mañjarī-  |
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kukkuṭamiśra | m. a fictitious nickname ("Mr. Cock")  |
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kukkuṭanāḍīyantra | n. Name of an instrument.  |
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kukkuṭāṇḍa | n. ( vArttika) a fowl's egg  |
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kukkuṭāṇḍa | m. a species of rice  |
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kukkuṭāṇḍaka | m. a species of rice  |
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kukkuṭāṇḍasama | m. Name of a plant (having a white fruit)  |
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kukkuṭapāda | m. "cock-foot", Name of a mountain |
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kukkuṭapakṣaka | m. a knife shaped like the wing of a cock  |
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kukkuṭārāma | m. Name of a grove (celebrated hermitage near gayā-)  |
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kukkuṭārma | n. Name of a place  |
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kukkuṭāsana | n. a particular posture of an ascetic in religious meditation.  |
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kukkuṭaśikha | m. "cockscomb", safflower (Carthamus tinctorius)  |
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kukkuṭavrata | n. a religious observance (worship of śiva-, on the seventh of the light fortnight of the month bhādra-, by women, especially for the sake of offspring)  |
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kukkuṭeśvara | m. Name of a mantra-  |
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kukkuṭeśvara | n. Name of a liṅga-,  |
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kukkuṭeśvaratantra | n. Name of a tantra-.  |
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kukkuṭi | f. hypocrisy  |
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kukkuṭī | f. of ṭa- q.v  |
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kukkuṭikā | f. Name of one of the mothers in skanda-'s retinue  |
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kukkuṭīmarkaṭīvrata | n. a religious observance (in honour of śiva- and durgā-) (see kukkuṭa-vrata-.)  |
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kukkuṭīvrata | n. idem or 'n. a religious observance (in honour of śiva- and durgā-) (see kukkuṭa-vrata-.)'  |
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kukkuṭoraga | m. equals ṭāhi-  |
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kukkuṭyādi | Name of a gaṇa- ( ) .  |
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kukkuvāc | m. (fr. kukku-,an onomatopoetic word) , a kind of deer (equals sāraṅgamṛga-) (see kukū-vāc-and ku-ku-v-.)  |
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kukola | m. the jujube (Zizyphus Jujuba) (see koli-.)  |
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kukriyā | f. a bad action  |
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kukriya | mfn. wicked.  |
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kukriyā | See 1. ku-.  |
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kukṛt | m. the plant Caesalpina Bonducella (equals pūtika-)  |
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kukṛta | mfn. badly made  |
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kukṛta | mfn. one who has acted badly  |
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kukṛtya | n. an evil deed, wickedness  |
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kukṣa | n. the belly  |
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kukṣeyu | varia lectio for kakṣ-  |
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kukṣī | f. idem or 'n. the belly '  |
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kukṣi | m. ([f. ]) the belly, cavity of the abdomen (in the earlier language generally used in dual number )  |
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kukṣi | m. the interior of anything  |
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kukṣi | m. the womb  |
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kukṣi | m. a cavity in general (exempli gratia, 'for example' adri-kukṣi-,cavity of a mountain )  |
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kukṣi | m. a valley  |
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kukṣi | m. (with sāgara-or samudra-) an ocean-cavity id est a bay, gulf  |
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kukṣi | m. the sheath of a sword  |
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kukṣi | m. steel  |
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kukṣi | m. Name of a son of priya-vrata- and kāmyā-  |
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kukṣi | m. of bali-  |
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kukṣi | m. of a king  |
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kukṣi | m. of a son of ikṣvāku- and father of vikukṣi-  |
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kukṣi | m. of a teacher  |
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kukṣi | m. of a region gaRa dhūmādi-  |
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kukṣi | (is-) f. Name of a daughter of priyavrata- and kāmyā- ; ([ confer, compare Latin coxa,coxendix; Greek ?; Old German bu7h; modern German Bauch.])  |
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kukṣibheda | m. Name of one of the ten ways in which an eclipse terminates  |
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kukṣigata | mfn. being in the belly  |
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kukṣigatīkṛ | (1 kṛ-) to devour  |
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kukṣija | m. "born from the womb", son  |
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kukṣikūjita | n. belching,  |
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kukṣila | m. a species of evil spirit  |
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kukṣimatī | f. far advanced in pregnancy,  |
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kukṣimbhari | mfn. one who nourishes only his belly, filling or pampering the belly, gluttonous vArttika  |
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kukṣirandhra | m. a kind of reed (Amphidonax Karka)  |
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kukṣirandhraka | m. idem or 'm. a kind of reed (Amphidonax Karka) '  |
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kukṣiśūla | m. n. belly-ache, colic  |
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kukṣyagni | m. the (digestive) fire of the stomach,  |
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kukṣyāmaya | m. disease of the belly  |
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kukubhā | f. one of the female personifications of music or rāgiṇī-s  |
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kukuda | equals kūkuda- q.v  |
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kukudru | n. Blumea lacera  |
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kukudru | See 1. ku-.  |
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kukūla | mn. chaff  |
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kukūla | mn. conflagration or fire made of chaff  |
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kukūla | n. a hole filled with stakes  |
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kukūla | n. armour, mail  |
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kukūlāgni | m. idem or 'm. a fire made of chaff '  |
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kukūlamurmura | m. a fire made of chaff  |
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kukūṇaka | m. a kind of disease of the eyes in infants  |
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kukūnana | mf(ā-)n. (onomatopoetic (i.e. formed from imitation of sounds)) gargling  |
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kukuṇḍaka | n. the fruit of chattrāka-.  |
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kukundanī | f. the plant Cardiospermum halicacabum  |
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kukundara | n. dual number ([ au- m. dual number ]) = kakundara- q.v (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).)  |
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kukundara | m. equals ku-ku-dru- q.v  |
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kukundha | m. Name of a kind of evil spirit  |
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kukundura | n. equals kakundara-  |
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kukura | m. ( ) equals kukkura- (a dog)  |
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kukura | m. Name of a plant and perfume (equals granthi-parṇī-)  |
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kukura | m. Name of a prince (son of andhaka-)  |
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kukura | m. plural the descendants of that prince  |
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kukura | m. Name of a people (branch of the yadu- race) (often named in connection with the andhaka-s or andhas-)  |
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kukura | m. the country of the kukura- people.  |
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kukūrabha | m. a kind of evil spirit  |
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kukurādhinātha | m. "lord of the yādava-s", Name of kṛṣṇa-.  |
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kukurajihvā | f. a species of fish (Acheiris Kookur Zibha)  |
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kukurajihvā | f. the plant Leea staphylea  |
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kukurajihvā | f. the plant Ixora undulata  |
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kukuṭa | m. (equals kukkuṭa-), Name of a pot-herb (equals sitāvara-,commonly called suṣaṇiśāka-,Marsilea quadrifolia)  |
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kukūṭī | f. (equals kukkuṭī-) the plant Salmalia malabarica  |
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kukuṭumbinī | f. a bad house-wife  |
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kukuvāc | m. "having a very disagreeable voice", jackal  |
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kukuvāc | See 1. ku-.  |
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kukūvāc | k-, m. equals kukku-vāc- (see ku-ku-vāc-.)  |
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kul | cl.1. kolati-, to accumulate, collect ; to be of kin, behave as a kinsman ; to proceed continuously or without interruption ; to count  |
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kula | n. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).) a herd, troop, flock, assemblage, multitude, number, etc. (of quadrupeds, birds, insects, etc., or of inanimate objects exempli gratia, 'for example' go-kula-,a herd of cows etc.; mahiṣīk-,a herd of female buffaloes ; ali-k-,a swarm of bees etc.; alaka-k-,a multitude of curls )  |
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kula | n. a race, family, community, tribe, caste, set, company (exempli gratia, 'for example' brāhmaṇa-k-,the caste of the Brahmans ; padātīnāṃ kula-,infantry )  |
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kula | n. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' with a genitive case sg.) a lot, gang (exempli gratia, 'for example' caurasya-k-,a gang of thieves)  |
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kula | n. the residence of a family, seat of a community, inhabited country (as much ground as can be ploughed by two ploughs each drawn by six bulls commentator or commentary on ) |
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kula | n. a house, abode  |
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kula | n. a noble or eminent family or race etc.  |
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kula | n. high station (in compound"chief, principal" see kula-giri-,etc.)  |
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kula | n. the body  |
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kula | n. the front, forepart  |
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kula | n. a blue stone  |
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kula | n. (with śākta-s) Name of śakti- and of the rites observed in her worship (see kaula-)  |
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kula | n. equals kula-nakṣatra- q.v  |
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kula | m. the chief of a corporation or guild  |
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kula | m. equals kula-vāra- q.v  |
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kula | m. Name of a man  |
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kulā | f. "a principal day", Name of the 4th and 8th and 12th and 14th day in a pakṣa-, or half-month  |
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kulabālikā | f. (equals -pālikā-) a virtuous high-born woman  |
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kulabha | m. Name of a daitya- (varia lectio sulabha-)  |
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kulabhāryā | f. a virtuous or noble wife  |
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kulabhaṭa | m. Name (also title or epithet) of a śūrasena- chief.  |
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kulabhava | mfn. born in a noble family.  |
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kulabhavana | n. the chief residence  |
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kulabhedakara | m. one who causes discord in a family.  |
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kulābhi | varia lectio for ku-nābhi-  |
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kulābhimāna | n. family pride.  |
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kulābhimānin | mfn. proud of birth or of family descent.  |
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kulabhraṣṭa | mfn. expelled from a family.  |
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kulabhṛtyā | f. the nursing of a pregnant woman  |
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kulabhṛtyā | f. a midwife, nurse (see kumāra-bhṛtyā-.)  |
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kulabhūbhṛt | m. equals -giri-  |
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kulabhūbhṛt | m. an excellent prince  |
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kulabhūṣaṇa | mfn. "family-adorning", a family ornament.  |
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kulabīja | m. the head or chief of a guild  |
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kulācala | m. equals kula-giri-  |
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kulācala | m. Name of a dānava- (varia lectio for kulākula-)  |
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kulacandra | m. Name of the author of a commentator or commentary on the  |
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kulacandra | m. of the author of the durgā-vākya-prabodha-.  |
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kulācāra | m. the peculiar or proper duty of a family or caste.  |
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kulācārya | m. a family teacher, family priest  |
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kulācārya | m. a person well versed in pedigrees and customs of different families and employed to contract marriages between them  |
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kulācārya | m. a genealogist  |
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kulacūḍāmaṇi | m. Name of a tantra-.  |
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kulacyuta | mfn. expelled from a family.  |
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kuladaiva | n. family destiny  |
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kuladaiva | n. the family deity  |
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kuladaivata | n. the family deity  |
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kuladamana | mfn. subduing a family, holding it in subjection gaRa nandy-ādi-.  |
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kuladeva | m. the family deity  |
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kuladeva | f(ī-or metrically shortened i-). "principal goddess", Name of durgā-  |
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kuladevatā | f. the family deity etc.  |
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kuladevatā | f. equals -devī- Name of durgā-  |
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kuladhara | m. "upholder of his family", Name of a prince  |
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kuladhāraka | m. "upholder of the family", a son  |
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kulādhāraka | m. "upholder of a family", a son (see kula-dhār-.)  |
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kuladharma | m. practice or observance peculiar to a tribe or family, peculiar duty of caste or race  |
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kuladharma | m. peculiar practice or duty of the kaula-s.  |
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kuladhurya | mfn. one who is able to support a family (as a grown-up son)  |
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kuladīpa | m. the lamp or light or glory of a race or family  |
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kuladīpikā | f. Name of work (treating on the noble families of Bengal).  |
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kuladīpotsava | m. Name of a festival.  |
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kulādri | m. equals kula-giri-  |
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kuladuhitṛ | ( Va1rtt. 9) f. the daughter of a noble family, high-born maiden  |
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kuladūṣaṇa | mfn. disgracing one's family  |
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kulādya | See adhivājya-k-.  |
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kulagariman | m. family pride or dignity.  |
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kulagaurava | n. family importance.  |
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kulaghna | mf(ā- ; ī- ) n. destroying a family.  |
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kulagiri | m. a chief mountain-range (any one of the seven principal ranges supposed to exist in each varṣa- or division of a continent;those of bhārata-varṣa- are mahendra-, Malaya, sahya-, śuktimat-, ṛkṣa-, vindhya-, and pāripātra- or pāriyātra-)  |
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kulagna | mfn. ominous, inauspicious,  |
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kulagopa | m. the protector of a domicile  |
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kulagotra | n. dual number family and tribe, .  |
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kulagṛha | n. a noble house  |
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kulaguru | m. the head of a family, family preceptor  |
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kulāha | m. a horse of a light-brown colour with black knees  |
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kulāhaka | m. a lizard, chamelion  |
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kulāhaka | m. the plant Celsia coromandelina  |
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kulāhala | m. Name of a plant (equals alambuṣa-, gocchāla-, bhū-kadamba-,commonly Kokasima, Coryza terebinthina or Celsia coromandelina [see kulāhaka-],a plant which dogs are fond of smelling before they expel urine)  |
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kulahaṇḍaka | for kūla-h- q.v  |
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kulahīna | mfn. of low origin  |
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kulaja | mf(ā-)n. born in a noble family, well-born, of good breed etc.  |
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kulaja | n. sour gruel  |
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kulajana | m. a person belonging to a noble family  |
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kulajāta | mfn. born in a noble family  |
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kulaka | n. in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' a multitude  |
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kulaka | n. the stone of a fruit  |
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kulaka | n. a sort of gourd (Trichosanthes dioeca)  |
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kulaka | n. a collection of three or four ([ ]) or five ([ ]) stanzas in which the government of verb and noun is carried throughout (contrary to the practice of closing the sense with each verse)  |
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kulaka | n. a kind of prose composition with few compound words  |
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kulaka | m. the chief of a guild  |
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kulaka | m. any artisan of eminent birth  |
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kulaka | m. an ant-hill, mole-hill  |
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kulaka | m. a sort of mouse  |
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kulaka | m. a green snake  |
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kulaka | m. a kind of ebony (Diospyros tomentosa)  |
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kulaka | m. another species of ebony (commonly ku-pīlu-)  |
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kulaka | m. another plant (commonly maruvaka-, śukla-puṣpa-, tilaka-)  |
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kulaka | m. plural Name of the śūdra-s in kuśa-dvīpa-  |
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kulakajjala | m. disgrace of the family.  |
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kulakakarkaṭī | f. a species of gourd  |
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kulakalaṅka | m. "a family stain", any one who disgraces his family  |
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kulakalaṅkakārin | mfn. disgracing one's family  |
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kulakalaṅkita | mfn. causing disgrace to a family  |
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kulakaṇṭaka | m. "a thorn in a family", a bad member of a family commentator or commentary on  |
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kulakanyā | f. idem or 'f. a girl of good family '  |
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kulakanyakā | f. a girl of good family  |
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kulakara | m. the founder of a family, ancestor  |
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kulakarkaṭī | for kulaka-kark- q.v  |
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kulakarman | n. the peculiar or proper duty of a family, any observance peculiar to a family  |
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kulakartṛ | m. the founder of a family or race, ancestor  |
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kulakauśika | m. Name of an author of mantra-s.  |
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kulakka | m. a cymbal (beating time, in music)  |
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kulakṣaṇa | mf(ā-)n. having fatal marks on the body  |
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kulakṣaya | m. decay of a race or family  |
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kulakṣayā | f. a sort of cowach (Mucuna pruritus)  |
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kulākṣutā | f. a bitch  |
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kulākula | mfn. excellent and not excellent, middling  |
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kulākula | mfn. of mixed character or origin  |
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kulākula | m. (or kulākulavāra kulākula-vāra-,m.) Wednesday (see kula-vāra-)  |
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kulākula | m. Name of a dānava- (varia lectio li-)  |
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kulākula | n. (or kulākulatithi -tithi- f.) the second, sixth, and tenth lunar day in a half-month  |
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kulākula | n. (or kulākulanakṣatra -nakṣatra- n.) "an asterism of mixed character", Name of the lunar mansions ārdrā-, mūlā-, abhijit-, and śatabhiṣā-  |
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kulākulanakṣatra | n. kulākula |
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kulākulanakṣatra | n. See before.  |
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kulākulatithi | f. kulākula |
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kulākulatithi | f. See before.  |
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kulākulavāra | m. kulākula |
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kulākulavāra | m. See before.  |
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kulākuli | m. Name of a dānava- (varia lectio for kulākula-, q.v)  |
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kulakumārī | f. a girl of good family,  |
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kulakuṇḍalinī | f. Name of a particular śakti-.  |
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kulakūṇī | f. a harlot  |
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kulāla | m. (fr. kul- ), a potter etc.  |
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kulāla | m. a wild cock (Phasianus gallus)  |
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kulāla | m. an owl  |
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kulāla | m. Name of a prince  |
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kulālacakra | n. a potter's disk  |
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kulālakṛta | (k/ul-) mfn. made by a potter  |
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kulālakukkuṭa | m. a wild cock (Phasianus gallus)  |
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kulālambin | mfn. supporting or maintaining a family  |
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kulālaśālā | f. a potter's workshop,  |
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kulālavat | ind. like a potter.  |
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kulālī | f. the wife of a potter  |
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kulālī | f. (equals kulatthā-) the plant Glycine labialis  |
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kulālī | f. a blue stone applied as a collyrium to the eyes  |
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kulālikā | for lāyikā- q.v  |
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kulamārga | m. the best or principal way, way of honesty  |
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kulamārga | m. the doctrine of the kaula-s  |
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kulamārgatantra | n. a collective N. for 64  |
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kulamaryādā | f. family honour or respectability.  |
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kulamātṛkā | f. a kind of spear  |
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kulāmbā | f. "mother of a family", family deity  |
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kulambhara | mfn. carrying or upholding a family (with anaḍ-vah-,a bull kept for breeding)  |
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kulambhara | m. varia lectio for kujambhala- (a thief)  |
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kulaṃdhara | mfn. upholding one's family  |
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kulamitra | n. a friend of the family  |
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kulamitra | m. equals -bīja-  |
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kulaṃkula | mfn. visiting houses one after the other  |
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kulampuna | n. "purifying a family", Name of a tīrtha-  |
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kulampunā | f. Name of a river  |
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kulāmṛta | n. Name of work  |
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kulanāga | m. a chief of the nāga-s  |
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kulanakṣatra | n. any nakṣatra- or lunar mansion distinguished above others, any auspicious asterism  |
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kulānala | m. "a family fire-brand (see kulāṅgāra-) ", Name of a man.  |
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kulānanda | m. "the joy of his family", Name of an author of mantra-s.  |
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kulanandana | mf(ā-) a boy or girl causing joy or doing honour to a family  |
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kulanārī | f. a woman of good family, high-bred virtuous woman  |
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kulanāśa | m. "destroying its family", a camel  |
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kulanāśa | m. a reprobate, outcast  |
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kulanāyikā | f. a girl worshipped at the celebration of the orgies of the left-hand śākta-s.  |
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kulaṅga | m. (equals kuraṅga-) an antelope  |
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kulāṅganā | f. a respectable or virtuous woman  |
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kulaṅgapamarin | m. a kind of demon,  |
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kulāṅgāra | m. "a family fire-brand", a man who foments domestic dissensions or ruins his family  |
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kulāṅgārī | f. a woman who ruins her family  |
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kulaṅgī | f. varia lectio for kuliṅgī- q.v  |
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kulanimnagā | f. a principal river |
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kulanindā | f. family disgrace.  |
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kulañja | m. the plant Alpinia Galanga  |
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kulañjana | m. idem or 'm. the plant Alpinia Galanga '  |
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kulāṅkura | m. offspring of a family  |
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kulāntakaraṇa | mfn. one who ruins his family  |
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kulānvaya | m. noble descent  |
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kulānvita | mfn. sprung from a noble family  |
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kulapā | mf. the chief of a family or race or tribe  |
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kulapālaka | mfn. protecting or providing for a family  |
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kulapālaka | m. a kind of orange (equals kurumba-)  |
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kulapāli | f. "family-protectress", a high-born virtuous woman  |
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kulapālī | f. "family-protectress", a high-born virtuous woman  |
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kulapālikā | f. a virtuous high-born woman  |
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kulapālikā | f. Name of a woman  |
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kulapālin | mfn. maintaining (the honour of) a family,  |
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kulapāṃsana | mf(ī-)n., disgracing a family, etc.  |
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kulapāṃsin | mf(ī-)n., disgracing a family, etc.  |
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kulapāṃsukā | f. an unchaste woman  |
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kulapāṃsula | mfn. disgracing a family, etc. - pālin-, mfn. maintaining (the honour of) a family,  |
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kulapañcāśikā | f. Name of work  |
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kulaparamparā | f. the series of generations comprising a race.  |
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kulaparvata | m. equals -giri- q.v  |
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kulapāta | for kūla-p-  |
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kulapatana | n. decay or disgrace of a family  |
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kulapati | m. the head or chief of a family  |
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kulāpīḍa | m. the glory of a family  |
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kulapradīpa | m. the lamp or light or glory of a family  |
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kulaprakāśa | m. Name of work  |
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kulaprasūta | mfn. born in a noble family  |
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kulapravāla | m. the scion or offspring of a family,  |
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kulapuruṣa | m. a man of good family, noble or respectable man  |
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kulapuruṣa | m. an ancestor, family progenitor  |
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kulapūrvaga | varia lectio for -pūrvaka- q.v  |
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kulapūrvaka | m. an ancestor (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).).  |
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kulaputra | m. a son of a noble family, respectable youth etc.  |
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kulaputra | m. the plant Artemisia indica  |
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kulaputrajana | m. a son of a noble family  |
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kulaputraka | m. a son of a noble family  |
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kulaputraka | m. the plant Artemisia indica  |
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kulaputrī | f. the daughter of a good family, high-born or respectable girl (equals -duhitṛ-) Va1rtt. 9  |
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kulara | mfn. gaRa aśmādi- (not in )  |
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kularājadhānī | f. chief residence,  |
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kularakṣaka | mfn. preserving a family.  |
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kularatnamālā | f. Name of two works.  |
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kularatnamālikā | f. Name of two works.  |
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kularddhika | (ṛddh-) m. the son of a cousin  |
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kulārṇava | m. Name of a tantra- work  |
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kulārṇavatantra | n. idem or 'm. Name of a tantra- work'  |
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kulasa | mfn. ( so-) ruining a family commentator or commentary on  |
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kulaśaila | m. equals -giri-  |
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kulasambhava | mfn. idem or 'mfn. born in a noble family '  |
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kulasaṃgata | m. (= - mitra-),  |
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kulasaṃkhyā | f. ranking or being reckoned as a family, family respectability  |
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kulasaṃnidhi | m. the presence of a number of persons or of witnesses  |
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kulasaṃtati | f. propagation of a family, descendants  |
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kulasamudbhava | mfn. born in a noble family  |
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kulasāra | n. Name of a tantra-.  |
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kulasattra | n. a family sacrifice  |
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kulasaurabha | n. Name of a plant (equals maruvaka-)  |
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kulaśekhara | m. Name of the author of the mukunda-- mālā-.  |
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kulasevaka | m. an excellent attendant or servant |
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kulaśikharin | m. equals -giri-  |
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kulaśīla | n. character or conduct honourable to a family  |
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kulaśīlasamanvita | mfn. idem or 'mfn. endowed with a noble character or disposition '  |
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kulaśīlavat | mfn. endowed with a noble character or disposition  |
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kulaśreṣṭhin | mfn. of good family, eminent in family  |
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kulaśreṣṭhin | m. the chief of a guild  |
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kulaśskharadeva | m. Name (also title or epithet) of a king,  |
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kulastambha | (?) m. Name (also title or epithet) of chief,  |
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kulāṣṭamī | f. (with śākta-s) Name of a particular eighth day.  |
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kulasthiti | f. custom observed in a family  |
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kulasthiti | f. antiquity or prosperity of a family  |
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kulastrī | f. a woman of good family, respectable or virtuous woman  |
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kulaśulka | n. the present to be given to the father-in-law for his daughter before marriage  |
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kulasundarī | f. Name of a deity  |
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kulasūtra | n. Name of work  |
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kulaṭa | m. (fr. kula-and aṭ- ), any son except one's own offspring (an adopted son, bought son, etc.)  |
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kulaṭā | f. (gaRa śakandhv-ādi-) an unchaste woman etc. (see kumāra-k-)  |
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kulaṭā | f. an honourable female mendicant  |
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kulāṭa | m. a kind of small fish  |
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kulatantu | m. "the thread coming down from a race", the last representative of a family  |
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kulaṭāpati | m. the husband of an unchaste woman, cuckold  |
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kulaṭāpatī | f. (equals kunaṭī-) red arsenic  |
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kulatas | ind. by birth.  |
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kulatattvavid | mfn. knowing the true state of a family.  |
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kulatilaka | m. the glory of a family.  |
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kulatithi | f. equals kulā- q.v  |
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kulattha | m. (fr. kula-? see aśvattha-, kapittha-), a kind of pulse (Dolichos uniflorus) etc.  |
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kulattha | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kulatthā | f. a kind of Dolichos (Glycine labialis)  |
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kulatthā | f. a blue stone used in medicine and applied as a collyrium to the eyes and as an astringent to sores, etc.  |
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kulatthā | f. a species of metre.  |
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kulatthikā | f. a kind of Dolichos (see araṇyak-)  |
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kulatthikā | f. a blue stone used as a collyrium etc.  |
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kulavadhū | f. a virtuous wife, respectable woman  |
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kulavadhūtā | f. virtue in a wife.  |
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kulavāra | m. "a principal day", Tuesday or Friday  |
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kulavardhana | mfn. increasing or advancing or propagating a family  |
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kulavarṇā | f. a species of the plant Convolvulus with red blossoms (equals rakta-trivṛt-)  |
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kulavartman | n. (equals -mārga-) the doctrine of the kaula-s.  |
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kulavat | mfn. (gaRa balādi-) belonging to a noble family  |
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kulavidyā | f. knowledge handed down in a family  |
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kulavipra | m. a family priest  |
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kulavrata | n. a family vow, traditional custom or manners in a family  |
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kulavṛddha | m. the oldest member or head of a family  |
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kulavṛddhi | f. family advancement.  |
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kulavyāpin | mfn. attaching or applicable to tribe or caste.  |
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kulāya | n. (in later language also as- m. etc.) a woven texture, web, nest (of a bird) , case or investing integument, receptacle, home etc.  |
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kulāya | n. the body as the dwelling-place of the soul  |
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kulāya | n. the kennel or resting-place of a dog Va1rtt. 4  |
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kulāya | n. a place, spot in general  |
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kulāya | n. (with agneḥ- ;or with indrāgnyoḥ- ) Name of a particular ekāha- (see aindrāgna-k-.)  |
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kulāyana | m. Name of a man  |
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kulāyana | See k/ula-.  |
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kulāyanilāya | m. the act of sitting in a nest, hatching, brooding.  |
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kulāyanilāyin | mfn. sitting in a nest, brooding  |
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kulāyanilāyitā | f. the act of hatching, etc.  |
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kulāyastha | m. "nest-dweller", a bird  |
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kulāyayat | mfn. (pr. p. P.) building nests or a resting-place  |
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kulāyikā | f. a bird-cage, aviary |
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kulāyin | mfn. forming a nest, shaped like a nest  |
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kulāyinī | f. an aviary  |
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kulāyinī | f. Name of a liturgical service commentator or commentary on  |
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kulayoṣit | f. a virtuous high-born woman  |
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kulayukti | f. Name of work  |
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kulecara | a kind of plant  |
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kuleśāna | m. Name of an author of  |
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kuleśvara | m. the lord or chief of a family  |
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kuleśvara | m. "the lord ", Name of śiva-  |
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kuleśvara | m. of an author of mantra-s  |
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kuleśvarī | f. Name of durgā-  |
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kuleśvarītantra | n. Name of a tantra-.  |
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kuleya | mfn. in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' idem or 'mfn. belonging to the family of (in compound) '  |
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kulharī | f. idem or 'f. a pot '  |
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kulharikā | f. a pot  |
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kulī | f. a wife's elder sister  |
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kulī | f. the plant Solanum Jacquini or Solanum longum  |
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kuli | m. the hand  |
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kuli | f. (equals lī-) Solanum Jacquini (prickly nightshade)  |
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kulī | See k/ula-.  |
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kulija | n. a particular vessel  |
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kulija | n. a sort of measure (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-[ ]or ī-).).  |
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kulijika | mf(ī-)n. in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' fr. kulija-  |
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kulijīna | mf(ā-)n. idem or 'mf(ī-)n. in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' fr. kulija- '  |
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kulika | mfn. of good family  |
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kulika | a judge,  |
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kulika | m. a kinsman  |
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kulika | m. the chief or head man of a guild  |
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kulika | m. any artisan of eminent birth  |
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kulika | m. a hunter  |
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kulika | m. a thorny plant (Ruellia longifolia or Asteracantha longifolia)  |
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kulika | m. (equals kulavāra-) Tuesday or Friday  |
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kulika | m. one of the eight chiefs of the nāga-s or serpent-race (described as having a half-moon on the top of his head and being of a dusky-brown colour) |
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kulika | m. Name of a prince  |
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kulika | m. a kind of poison  |
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kulika | See k/ula-.  |
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kulīkā | f. a kind of bird  |
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kulikavelā | f. certain portions of each day on which it is improper to begin any good business.  |
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kulīkaya | m. a kind of aquatic animal  |
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kulīkaya | m. (kulīp/aya-)  |
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kulin | mfn. belonging to a noble family gaRa balādi-  |
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kulin | See k/ula-.  |
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kulīna | mf(ā- )n. belonging to the family of (in compound)  |
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kulīna | mf(ā- )n. of high or eminent descent, well-born etc.  |
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kulīna | mf(ā- )n. of good breed (as horses or elephants)  |
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kulīna | m. a horse of good breed  |
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kulīna | m. a Brahman of the highest class in Bengal (id est a member of one of the eight principal families of the vārendra- division or of one of the six chief families of the rāḍha- or Rarh division as classified by Balal Sen, rāja- of Bengal, in the twelfth century;common names of the latter families are Mukharjea, Banarjea, Chatarjea, etc.)  |
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kulīna | m. a worshipper of śakti- according to to the left-hand ritual  |
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kulīnā | f. a variety of the āryā- metre  |
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kulīna | n. a disease of the nails  |
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kulīnaka | mfn. of good family  |
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kulīnaka | m. a kind of wild kidney-bean (Phaseolus trilobus)  |
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kulīnasa | n. water  |
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kulīnatā | f. rank, family respectability.  |
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kulīnatva | n. idem or 'f. rank, family respectability.'  |
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kulinda | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kulinda | m. a prince of the kulinda-s  |
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kulindopatyaka | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kuliṅga | m. "having bad marks", kind of mouse  |
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kuliṅga | m. the fork-tailed shrike  |
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kuliṅga | m. a sparrow  |
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kuliṅgā | f. a kind of oak-apple  |
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kuliṅgā | f. Name of a town (or of a river)  |
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kuliṅga | ṅgaka- See 1. ku-.  |
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kuliṅgaka | m. a sparrow (varia lectio kuliṅkaka-)  |
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kuliṅgaka | m. Name of a bird of prey  |
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kuliṅgākṣī | f. Name of a plant (equals peṭikā-, kuberākṣī-)  |
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kuliṅgī | f. the female of the fork-tailed shrike  |
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kuliṅgī | f. Name of a plant (-karkaṭaśṛṅgī-)  |
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kulinī | f. the plant Impatiens balsamina  |
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kuliṅkaka | See liṅgaka-.  |
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kulīpaya | See līk/aya-.  |
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kulira | for līra- q.v  |
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kulīra | m. a crab  |
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kulīra | m. the sign of the zodiac Cancer  |
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kulīrād | m. "eating i.e. destroying crabs", a young crab (the old crab being supposed to perish on producing young)  |
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kulīraka | m. a small crab |
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kulīraśṛṅgī | f. idem or 'f. a kind of oak-apple '  |
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kulīraviṣāṇikā | f. a kind of oak-apple  |
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kuliśa | m. (fr. 1. ku-and liśa-for riśa-fr. riś-), an axe, hatchet  |
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kuliśa | n. [ as- m. and ] the thunderbolt of indra- etc.  |
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kuliśa | n. (equals vajra-) a diamond  |
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kuliśa | m. a sort of fish  |
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kuliśa | mn. the plant Heliotropium indicum  |
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kulīśa | mn. (equals kuliśa-) indra-'s thunderbolt  |
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kuliśabhṛt | m. equals -dhara-  |
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kuliśadhara | m. "holding the thunderbolt", Name of indra-  |
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kuliśadruma | m. a sort of Opuntia tree  |
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kuliśalepa | m. equals vajra-l- q.v  |
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kuliśanāyaka | m. a kind of coitus.  |
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kuliśāṅkuśā | f. Name of one of the sixteen vidyā-devī-s  |
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kuliśapāṇi | m. equals -dhara-  |
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kuliśāsana | m. "having a diamond seat", Name of śākya-muni-  |
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kuliśāsana | equals kuliśāana- q.v (sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order k/uliśa-) or equals kuli-śāsana-,"one who commands with his hand (kuli-) ", Name of śākya-muni-  |
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kuliśāya | Nom. A1. yate-, to be equal to the thunderbolt or to a diamond (in hardness)  |
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kuliśī | f. Name of a river (supposed to be in the middle region of the sky)  |
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kulīya | mfn. belonging to the family of (in compound)  |
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kullāditya | m. Name (also title or epithet) of chief,  |
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kullūka | m. Name of a celebrated commentator on manu- (he was born in Gaur, and lived about 300 years ago)  |
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kullūkā | f. (with śākta-s) Name of certain syllables preceding a mantra-.  |
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kullūkabhaṭṭa | m. title given to the commentator  |
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kulmala | n. the part of an arrow or spear by which the head is attached to the shaft (once k/urmala-)  |
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kulmala | n. sin  |
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kulmalabarhis | m. idem or 'm. Name of a Vedic poet (author of ) '  |
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kulmalabarhiṣa | m. Name of a Vedic poet (author of )  |
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kulmāṣa | m. (also ās- m. plural ) sour gruel (prepared by the spontaneous fermentation of the juice of fruits or of boiled rice)  |
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kulmāṣa | m. an inferior kind of grain, half-ripe barley  |
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kulmāṣa | m. a kind of disease  |
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kulmāṣa | n. sour gruel  |
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kulmāṣa | n. forced rice  |
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kulmāṣa | n. a sort of Phaseolus (equals rāja-māṣa-)  |
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kulmāṣa | n. a species of Dolichos (equals yāvaka-)  |
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kulmāṣābhiṣuta | n. sour gruel  |
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kulmāṣakhāda | mfn. eating sour gruel  |
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kulmāṣī | f. Name of a river  |
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kulmi | m. or f. a herd  |
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kulmi | cow's hair, , Scholiast or Commentator  |
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kulocita | mfn. customary in a family  |
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kulodbhava | mfn. equals kulodgata-  |
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kulodbhūta | mfn. idem or 'mfn. equals kulodgata- '  |
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kuloddeśa | n. Name of a tantra-.  |
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kulodgata | mfn. sprung from a noble family  |
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kulodvaha | mfn. propagating the family of, descendant of (genitive case or in compound)  |
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kulopadeśa | m. family name  |
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kulopakula | n. "excellent and less excellent", Name of certain lunar mansions  |
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kulotkarṣa | m. family eminence.  |
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kulotkaṭa | mfn. excellent by birth  |
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kulotkaṭa | m. a horse of good breed  |
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kulotpanna | mfn. sprung from a good family, well-born  |
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kulotpanna | mfn. belonging to a family (as property, etc.)  |
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kulpha | m. (equals gulph/a-;3. kal- ) the ankle  |
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kulpha | mn. a disease  |
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kulphadaghna | mfn. reaching down to the ancle  |
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kuluka | n. the fur or foulness of the tongue (varia lectio kulvaka-).  |
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kulukkaguñjā | f. (for ulkā-g-?) a firebrand  |
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kulūna | Name of a place gaRa kacchādi- ( )  |
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kuluñca | m. one who plucks out hairs  |
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kuluñca | See 1. ku-.  |
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kuluṅga | m. (equals kulaṅg/a-) an antelope  |
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kulūta | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kulūtaka | m. plural idem or 'm. plural Name of a people '  |
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kulūtaka | m. sg. a kulūta- man,  |
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kulva | mfn. bald (confer, compare /ati-k-) ([ Latin calvus-.])  |
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kulvaka | See kuluka-.  |
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kulya | mf(ā-)n. relating to a family or race (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') (see rāja-k-)  |
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kulya | mf(ā-)n. belonging to a congregation or corporation  |
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kulya | mf(ā-)n. of good family, well-descended  |
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kulya | m. a respectable man  |
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kulya | m. Name of a teacher (the pupil of pauṣpañji-)  |
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kulyā | f. (perhaps) custom or habit of a family  |
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kulya | m. a virtuous or respectable woman  |
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kulya | m. the medicinal plant Celtis orientalis (equals jīvantikauṣadhi-)  |
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kulya | m. the plant Solanum longum  |
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kulya | n. friendly inquiry after family affairs or domestic accidents (condolence, congratulation, etc.)  |
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kulya | 1. kuly/ā-. See k/ula-.  |
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kulya | mfn. (fr. 2. kuly/ā-), presiding over a river (as a deity)  |
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kulyā | f. a small river, canal, channel for irrigation, ditch, dyke or trench etc.  |
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kulyā | f. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).)  |
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kulyā | f. Name of a river  |
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kulya | n. a receptacle for bones (left from a burnt corpse)  |
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kulya | n. a bone  |
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kulya | n. flesh  |
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kulya | n. a winnowing basket  |
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kulya | n. a measure of eight droṇa-s  |
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kulyāya | Nom. A1. yate-, to become a river  |
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kum | ind. an interjection gaRa cādi-.  |
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kumālaka | m. plural Name of a people |
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kumālana | m. Name of a man  |
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kumālaya | varia lectio for māraya- q.v  |
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kumanas | (k/u--) mfn. displeased, angry  |
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kumanīṣa | mfn. of slow intellect  |
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kumanīṣin | mfn. of slow intellect  |
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kumantra | m. a bad advice  |
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kumantra | m. a bad charm  |
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kumantrin | m. a bad counsellor  |
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kumāra | m. (fr. 1. ku-+ māra-, mṛ2-?"easily dying";fr.2. kam- ) a child, boy, youth  |
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kumāra | m. son etc.  |
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kumāra | m. a prince, heir-apparent associated in the kingdom with the reigning monarch (especially in theatrical language) etc.  |
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kumāra | m. a groom  |
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kumāra | m. Name of skanda- (or kārttikeya- q.v;represented as a beautiful youth;also as the author of certain grammatical sūtra-s see kalāpa-;also as causing certain diseases ) etc.  |
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kumāra | m. Name of a son of agni- (who is the author of some Vedic hymns)  |
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kumāra | m. one of the nine names of agni-  |
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kumāra | m. Name of a prajāpati-  |
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kumāra | m. of mañju-śrī-  |
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kumāra | m. of a river  |
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kumāra | m. of the sindhu- river  |
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kumāra | m. of the author of a dharmaśāstra-  |
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kumāra | m. of the attendant of the twelfth arhat- of the present avasarpiṇī-  |
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kumāra | m. a parrot  |
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kumāra | m. the tree Capparis trifoliata (see kumāraka-)  |
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kumāra | m. plural Name of a people (see kumālaka-)  |
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kumāra | n. Name of a varṣa- governed by kumāra- (the son of bhavya-)  |
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kumāra | n. pure gold  |
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kumārabandhakī | f. equals -kulaṭā-  |
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kumārabhaṭṭa | m. Name of a poetry or poetic  |
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kumārābhirūpaka | mfn. instructed while still a boy  |
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kumārābhiṣeka | m. "inauguration of kumāra-", Name of  |
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kumārabhṛtyā | f. care of a young child or of a pregnant or lying-in woman, midwifery  |
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kumārabrahmacārin | mfn. chaste from infancy,  |
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kumāracapala | mfn. giddy while still a boy gaRa śramaṇādi-.  |
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kumāradarśana | m. Name of a prince of the gandharva-s |
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kumāradāsa | m. Name of a poet  |
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kumāradāsī | f. a slave while still a girl gaRa śramaṇādi-.  |
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kumāradatta | m. "given by the god of war", Name of a son of nidhipati-  |
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kumāradeṣṇa | (r/a--) mfn. whose gifts are like those of children, id est "who gives and takes back"  |
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kumāradevī | f. Name of the mother of samudra-gupta-.  |
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kumāradhārā | f. Name of a river  |
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kumārādhyāpaka | m. a teacher while still a youth, gaRa śramaṇādi-.  |
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kumārāgāra | m. "child's room", nursery  |
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kumāragarbhiṇī | f. pregnant while still a girl  |
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kumāraghātin | m. the slayer of a boy or child  |
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kumāragupta | m. "protected by the god of war", Name of several princes,  |
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kumārahārita | m. Name of a teacher  |
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kumārajīva | m. the plant putraṃ-jīva- Roxburghii  |
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kumāraka | m. a little boy, boy, youth etc.  |
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kumāraka | m. (also in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' exempli gratia, 'for example' ṛṣi-k-,a young ṛṣi- ; nāga-k-,a young nāga- )  |
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kumāraka | m. the pupil of the eye  |
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kumāraka | m. Name of a nāga-  |
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kumāraka | m. the plant Capparis trifoliata  |
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kumārakulaṭā | f. unchaste while still a girl gaRa śramaṇādi-.  |
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kumārakuśala | mfn. skilful while still a boy  |
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kumāralalitā | f. "boy's play", Name of a metre (consisting of four lines of eight syllables each).  |
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kumāranipuṇa | mfn. equals -kuśala- gaRa śramaṇādi-.  |
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kumārapāla | m. Name of a king (equals śāli-vāhana- )  |
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kumārapāla | m. Name of a king of Guzerat  |
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kumārapaṇḍita | m. a scholar while still a boy  |
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kumārapaṭu | mfn. idem or 'mfn. equals -kuśala- gaRa śramaṇādi-.'  |
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kumārapitrimeṣa | m. a particular demon hostile to children,  |
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kumārapravrajitā | f. religious while still a girl gaRa śramaṇādi-.  |
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kumārarāja | m. Name (also title or epithet) of harṣa-vardhana-,  |
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kumārasambhava | m. the birth of skanda- or kārttikeya-  |
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kumārasambhava | m. Name of a poem by kālidāsa-.  |
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kumārasena | m. Name of a minister  |
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kumārasiṃha | m. Name of an astronomer.  |
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kumāraśiras | m. Name of the physician bharadvāja-  |
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kumāraśramaṇā | f. equals -tāpasī- gaRa śramaṇādi-.  |
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kumārasū | m. "the father of the god of war", Name of agni-  |
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kumārasū | f. (ūs-) "the mother of the god of war", Name of the river gaṅgā-  |
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kumārasū | f. of durgā-  |
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kumārasvāmin | m. Name of the author of a commentator or commentary on the mīmāṃsā-bhāṣya-.  |
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kumāratāpasī | f. an ascetic while still a girl, gaRa śramaṇādi-.  |
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kumāratva | n. boyhood, youth  |
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kumāravāhin | m. "carrying skanda-", a peacock (as being skanda-'s usual vehicle)  |
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kumāravana | n. kumāra-'s (id est kārttikeya-'s) grove.  |
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kumāravāridhārā | f. equals -dhārā-  |
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kumāravat | (r/a-.), m. Name (also title or epithet) of a man,  |
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kumāravrata | n. a vow of eternal chastity  |
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kumāraya | Nom. P. yati-, to play (as a child)  |
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kumārayu | m. a prince commentator or commentary on  |
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kumāreśvaratīrtha | n. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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kumārga | m. a bad way (literally and figuratively)  |
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kumārga | See 1. ku-.  |
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kumārī | f. a young girl, one from ten to twelve years old, maiden, daughter etc.  |
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kumārī | f. or (in the tantra-s) any virgin up to the age of sixteen or before menstruation has commenced  |
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kumārī | f. Name of certain flags (set up along with indra-'s banner)  |
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kumārī | f. Name of the wife of bhīma-sena- (son of parīkṣit-)  |
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kumārī | f. of a daughter of vasu-deva- by rohiṇī-  |
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kumārī | f. of sītā- (rāma-'s wife)  |
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kumārī | f. of the goddess durgā-  |
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kumārī | f. of dākṣāyaṇī- (in māyā-purī-)  |
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kumārī | f. of a metre (a kind of śakvarī-, consisting of four lines of sixteen syllables each)  |
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kumārī | f. the bird commonly called śyāmā-  |
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kumārī | f. the plant Aloe perfoliata  |
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kumārī | f. the plant Clitoria ternatea (equals a-parājitā-)  |
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kumārī | f. the plant Jasminum Sambac  |
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kumārī | f. the plant commonly called bandhyā-karkoṭakī-  |
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kumārī | f. the blossom of the plants taruṇī- and modinī-  |
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kumārī | f. great cardamoms  |
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kumārī | f. the most southerly of the nine portions of the known continent or of jambū-dvīpa- (the southern extremity of the peninsula, whence the modern name Cape Comorin [ kumārī-])  |
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kumārī | f. the central part of the universe (according to Hindu geography, jambū-dvīpa- or India)  |
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kumārī | f. Name of a river flowing from the mountain śuktimat-  |
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kumārī | f. of another river  |
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kumārī | f. (when a name is given to a pupil to indicate his attachment to any particular master, kumārī-may be prefixed to denote that the pupil's object is to gain the affections of the master's daughter exempli gratia, 'for example' kumārī-dākṣa- q.v sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order kumārī-)  |
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kumāri | (shortened for rī- q.v; see ) .  |
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kumārī | f. of r/a- q.v  |
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kumārī | mfn. desirous of a daughter  |
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kumārībhāva | m. maidenhood, virginity,  |
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kumāridā | mfn. Ved."granting children" varia lectio for -dārā- q.v  |
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kumārīdākṣa | m. plural the dākṣa-s desirous of a girl  |
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kumāridārā | f. "being a wife while still a girl"(?)  |
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kumāridatta | m. Name of a man  |
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kumārikā | f. a girl from ten to twelve years old, virgin etc.  |
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kumārikā | f. a female servant  |
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kumārikā | f. an insect (Sphex asiatica)  |
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kumārikā | f. double jasmine (Jasminum Sambac)  |
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kumārikā | f. large cardamoms  |
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kumārikā | f. Name of a part of bhārata-varṣa- (a division of the known continent)  |
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kumārikā | f. Name of a river  |
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kumārika | mfn. furnished with or abounding in girls gaRa vrīhy-ādi-.  |
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kumārikā | f. of rak/a- q.v  |
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kumārikākhaṇḍa | n. idem or 'n. Name of a part of bhārata-varṣa-.'  |
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kumārikākhaṇḍa | n. Name of a section of the  |
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kumārikākṣetra | n. Name of a part of bhārata-varṣa-.  |
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kumārīkalpa | m. Name of work  |
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kumārīkrīḍanaka | n. a plaything for girls gaRa yāvādi-.  |
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kumārila | m. Name of a renowned teacher of the mīmāṃsā- philosophy.  |
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kumārilabhaṭṭa | m. idem or 'm. Name of a renowned teacher of the mīmāṃsā- philosophy.'  |
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kumārilasvāmin | m. idem or ' m. idem or 'm. Name of a renowned teacher of the mīmāṃsā- philosophy.' '  |
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kumārin | mfn. (gaRa vrīhy-ādi-) having children  |
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kumārin | mfn. granting children  |
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kumārīpāla | m. the guardian of a virgin or bride  |
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kumārīpūjā | f. the worship of kumārī- or durgā- (a ceremony performed at the great durgā- festival, when a girl between ten and twelve years old is placed on a pedestal as the representative of the goddess, and fed with offerings made to the idol).  |
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kumārīpura | n. a part of the gynaeceum in which the girls are kept  |
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kumārīputra | m. (gaRa sthūlādi-) the child of an unmarried woman  |
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kumārīputraka | mfn. fr. -putra- gaRa sthūlādi-.  |
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kumārīśvaśura | m. the father-in-law of a maiden, gaRa sthūlādi-.  |
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kumārīśvaśuraka | mfn. fr. śura-  |
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kumāritamā | f. (superl.)  |
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kumārītantra | n. Name of a tantra-.  |
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kumāritarā | f. (Comparative degree)  |
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kumata | n. a bad doctrine  |
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kumata | -mati-, etc. See 1. ku-.  |
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kumati | f. vile sentiment  |
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kumati | f. weak intellect, folly  |
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kumati | mfn. of slow intellect, foolish  |
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kumb | cl.6.10.P. kumbati-, bayati-, to cover  |
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kumba | mn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).) a kind of head-dress for women  |
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kumba | mn. the thick end (of a bone or of a club)  |
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kumba | according to to some also,"the horn or point of anything".  |
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kumbā | f. ( ) a thick petticoat  |
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kumbā | f. an enclosure round a place of sacrifice  |
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kumbakurīra | m. a kind of headdress for women  |
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kumbh | varia lectio for kumb- q.v  |
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kumbha | m. a jar, pitcher, water-pot, ewer, small water-jar [often in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' (f(ā-).) exempli gratia, 'for example' chidra-k-,a perforated pitcher ; āma-k-,a jar of unbaked clay ; hema-k-,a golden ewer ; jala-k-,a water-pot ] etc.  |
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kumbha | m. an urn in which the bones of a dead person are collected  |
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kumbha | m. the sign of the zodiac Aquarius etc.  |
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kumbha | m. a measure of grain (equal to twenty droṇa-s, a little more than three bushels and three gallons;commonly called a comb;some make it two droṇa-s or sixty-four Seers)  |
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kumbha | m. the frontal globe or prominence on the upper part of the forehead of an elephant (there are two of these prominences which swell in the rutting season) etc.  |
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kumbha | m. a particular part of a bed  |
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kumbha | m. Name of a plant (and also of its fruit)  |
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kumbha | m. the root of a plant used in medicine  |
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kumbha | m. a religious exercise, viz. closing the nostrils and mouth so as to suspend breathing  |
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kumbha | m. the paramour of a harlot, bully, flash or fancy man  |
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kumbha | m. Name of a mantra- (pronounced over a weapon)  |
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kumbha | m. Name of a dānava- (a son of prahlāda- and brother of nikumbha-)  |
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kumbha | m. of a rākṣasa- (son of kumbhakarṇa-)  |
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kumbha | m. of the father of the nineteenth arhat- of the present avasarpiṇī-  |
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kumbha | m. of a monkey  |
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kumbha | m. one of the thirty-four jātaka-s or former births of śākya-muni-  |
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kumbha | m. Name of work  |
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kumbhā | f. a harlot  |
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kumbhā | f. the plant Tiaridium indicum  |
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kumbhā | f. (fr. kumbh-) covering  |
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kumbha | n. the plant Ipomoea Turpethum  |
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kumbha | n. a fragrant resin (g/uggulu-), or the plant which bears it  |
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kumbha | n. gold  |
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kumbha | n. ([ confer, compare Greek ; Latin cymba.])  |
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kumbhabāhu | m. Name of a daitya-  |
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kumbhabhava | m. (equals -janman-) the star Canopus (= agastya-).  |
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kumbhabhū | m. equals -janman-  |
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kumbhabījaka | m. a kind of karañja-  |
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kumbhabila | n.  |
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kumbhadāsa | m. ?  |
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kumbhadāsī | f. a harlot  |
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kumbhadāsī | f. a bawd  |
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kumbhadhānya | mfn. having grains only to fill a single pot  |
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kumbhadhara | m. "pot-holder", the sign Aquarius  |
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kumbhadhara | m. Name of a mantra- (pronounced over a weapon)  |
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kumbhadhārikā | f. a female slave,  |
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kumbhaghoṇatīrtha | n. Name of a tīrtha-.  |
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kumbhahanu | m. "having a chin shaped like a kumbha-", Name of a rākṣasa-  |
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kumbhajanman | m. "born in a pitcher", Name of agastya-  |
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kumbhaka | m. in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' a pot  |
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kumbhaka | m. a measure (of grain, etc.)  |
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kumbhaka | m. the prominence on the upper part of an elephant's forehead  |
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kumbhaka | mn. stopping the breath by shutting the mouth and closing the nostrils with the fingers of the right hand (a religious exercise) etc.  |
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kumbhaka | m. the base of a column  |
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kumbhaka | m. Name of an attendant of skanda-  |
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kumbhakāmalā | f. a bilious affection (sort of jaundice together with swelling of the joints ; see kumbha-pāda-).  |
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kumbhakapaddhati | f. Name of work  |
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kumbhakāra | m. a potter (being according to some authorities the son of a Brahman by a wife of the kṣatriya- caste) etc.  |
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kumbhakāra | m. a serpent  |
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kumbhakāra | m. a wild fowl (Phasianus gallus)  |
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kumbhakāraka | m. a potter  |
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kumbhakārakakukkuṭa | m. a wild fowl (Phasianus gallus)  |
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kumbhakārī | f. the wife of a potter  |
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kumbhakārī | f. Name of a girl  |
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kumbhakārī | f. a mineral substance used as an application to strengthen the eyes and beautify the eyelashes  |
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kumbhakārī | f. red arsenic  |
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kumbhakārikā | f. the wife of a potter, woman of the potter caste  |
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kumbhakārikā | f. a sort of collyrium  |
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kumbhakarṇa | m. "pot-eared", Name of a rākṣasa- (the brother of rāvaṇa-, described in as sleeping for six months at a time and then waking to gorge himself)  |
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kumbhakarṇa | m. Name of a daitya-  |
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kumbhakarṇa | m. of a muni-  |
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kumbhakarṇa | m. of a locality  |
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kumbhakarṇa | m. of śiva-  |
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kumbhakarṇavadha | m. "the slaughter of kumbhakarṇa-", Name of a section of the  |
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kumbhaketu | m. Name of a son of śambara-  |
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kumbhalā | f. a plant the flowers of which are compared to those of Nauclea Cadamba (Sphaeranthus Hirtus)  |
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kumbhalagna | n. that time of day in which Aquarius rises above the horizon.  |
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kumbhamaṇḍūka | m. "a frog in a pitcher", id est an inexperienced man gaRa pātresamitādi- and yuktārohy-ādi- (see kūpa-maṇḍūka-.)  |
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kumbhamūrdhan | m. "pot-headed", a particular demon causing diseases  |
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kumbhamuṣka | (bh/a--) mfn. having a jar-shaped scrotum (Name of demons)  |
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kumbhanābha | m. Name of a son of bali-  |
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kumbhāṇḍa | m. plural (perhaps a Prakrit form for kuṣmāṇḍa- q.v,but see kumbh/a-muṣka-) "having testicles shaped like a kumbha-", a class of demons (at whose head stands rudra-)  |
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kumbhāṇḍa | m. Name of a minister of the asura- bāṇa-  |
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kumbhāṇḍaka | m. plural the class of demons called kumbhāṇḍa-  |
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kumbhāṇḍaka | m. Name of an attendant of skanda- (varia lectio kumbhāṇḍakodara-).  |
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kumbhāṇḍī | f. a pumpkin gourd (varia lectio for kuṣmāṇḍī-)  |
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kumbhānta | mfn. concluding with the (ceremony of interring the) urn,  |
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kumbhapāda | mf(-padī-)n. having swollen legs bulging like a pitcher  |
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kumbhapadī | f. of -pāda- q.v  |
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kumbhaphalā | f. the plant Cucurbita Pepo  |
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kumbharāśi | m. the sign Aquarius. |
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kumbharetas | n. semen virile deposited in a kumbha-  |
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kumbharetas | m. a form of agni-  |
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kumbharī | f. a form of durgā-  |
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kumbhaśālā | f. a pottery  |
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kumbhasambhava | m. (equals -yoni-), Name of agastya-  |
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kumbhasambhava | m. of nārāyaṇa-  |
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kumbhasaṃdhi | m. the hollow on the top of an elephant's head between the frontal globes  |
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kumbhasarpis | n. butter placed in a jar  |
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kumbhastanī | f. ( ) having breasts like jars  |
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kumbhatāla | m. (in music) a kind of measure.  |
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kumbhatumbī | f. a kind of large round gourds  |
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kumbhavaktra | m. Name of an attendant of skanda-  |
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kumbhayoni | m. "born in a water-jar", Name of agastya-  |
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kumbhayoni | m. of droṇa- (the military preceptor of the kuru-s and pāṇḍu-s)  |
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kumbhayoni | m. of vasiṣṭha-  |
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kumbhayoni | f. the plant Phlomis ceylanica (commonly droṇa-puṣpī-)  |
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kumbhayoni | f. "having a jar-shaped pudendum", Name of an apsaras-  |
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kumbheṣṭakā | f. Name of a particular brick  |
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kumbheśvaratīrtha | n. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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kumbhī | f. a small jar or pot, earthen cooking vessel etc.  |
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kumbhī | f. Name of a hell  |
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kumbhī | f. of a plant  |
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kumbhī | f. a small tree (the seeds of which are used in medicine, commonly kaṭphala-)  |
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kumbhī | f. Bignonia suaveolens  |
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kumbhī | f. Pistia Stratiotes  |
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kumbhī | f. another plant (commonly romaśa-)  |
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kumbhī | f. the plant Croton polyandrum  |
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kumbhī | f. the plant Myrica sapida  |
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kumbhi | (in compound for bhin- q.v)  |
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kumbhī | (f. of bha- q.v)  |
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kumbhībhagāla | n. (probably) a potsherd or fragment of a broken jar,  |
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kumbhībīja | n. equals kumbhinī-b- q.v  |
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kumbhīdhānya | m. one who has grain stored in jars sufficient for six days or (according to others) for one year's consumption on Va1rtt. 5.  |
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kumbhīdhānyaka | m. idem or 'm. one who has grain stored in jars sufficient for six days or (according to others) for one year's consumption on Va1rtt. 5. ' (see )  |
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kumbhikā | f. a small pot or pitcher  |
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kumbhikā | f. the plant Myrica sapida  |
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kumbhikā | f. the plant Pistia Stratiotes  |
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kumbhikā | f. Bignonia suaveolens  |
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kumbhikā | f. a small shrub (equals droṇapuṣpī-)  |
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kumbhikā | f. a disease of the eyes (equals kumbhīkā-)  |
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kumbhikā | f. Name of one of the mothers in skanda-'s retinue  |
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kumbhīka | m. a pathic, catamite  |
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kumbhīka | m. the plant Rottleria tinctoria or perhaps Pistia Stratiotes (the bark of which furnishes a yellow dye)  |
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kumbhīkā | f. idem or 'm. the plant Rottleria tinctoria or perhaps Pistia Stratiotes (the bark of which furnishes a yellow dye) '  |
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kumbhīkā | f. a swelling of the eyelids (similar to a seed or grain of the kumbhīka-;hordeolum or stye)  |
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kumbhīkā | f. a kind of demon  |
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kumbhīkapāla | n. (probably) a potsherd or fragment of a broken jar,  |
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kumbhīkapiḍakā | f. the eye-disease called kumbhīkā-  |
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kumbhīkin | mfn. similar to a seed of the kumbhīka-  |
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kumbhila | m. a thief who breaks into a house (often in PrakritkumbhI8laa etc.)  |
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kumbhila | m. a plagiarist  |
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kumbhila | m. a wife's brother  |
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kumbhila | m. a child begotten at undue seasons or a child of an imperfect pregnation  |
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kumbhila | m. a kind of fish (the gilthead, Ophiocephalus Wrahl)  |
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kumbhīla | m. (equals bhīra-) a crocodile  |
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kumbhimada | m. the juice that exudes from an elephant's temples at certain seasons  |
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kumbhīmāhātmya | n. Name of work  |
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kumbhīmukha | n. Name of a particular wound  |
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kumbhin | mfn. having a jar  |
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kumbhin | mfn. shaped like a jar  |
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kumbhin | m. "having on his forehead the prominence called kumbha- ", an elephant  |
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kumbhin | m. (hence) the number"eight"  |
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kumbhin | m. a crocodile  |
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kumbhin | m. a kind of poisonous insect.  |
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kumbhin | m. a sort of fragrant resin (g/uggulu-) or the plant bearing it  |
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kumbhin | m. Name of a demon hostile to children  |
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kumbhīnadāla | n. (probably) a potsherd or fragment of a broken jar,  |
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kumbhinaraka | m. Name of a hell  |
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kumbhīnasa | m. "jar-nosed", a kind of large venomous snake  |
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kumbhīnasa | m. a kind of venomous insect  |
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kumbhīnasī | f. Name of the wife of the gandharva- aṅgāra-parṇa-  |
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kumbhīnasī | f. of a rākṣasī- (mother of lavaṇa-)  |
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kumbhīnasi | m. Name of a demon  |
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kumbhinī | f. the earth  |
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kumbhinī | (f. of bhin- q.v)  |
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kumbhinībīja | n. the croton-nut (Croton Jamalgota)  |
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kumbhīpāka | m. the contents of a cooking vessel  |
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kumbhīpāka | m. a kind of fever  |
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kumbhīpāka | m. sg. or plural a hell in which the wicked are baked like potter's vessels or cooked like the contents of a cooking vessel  |
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kumbhīpākya | mfn. boiled in a jar,  |
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kumbhīra | m. a crocodile of the Ganges (the long-nosed alligator)  |
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kumbhīra | m. Name of a yakṣa- |
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kumbhīra | m. of a plant  |
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kumbhīraka | m. a thief  |
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kumbhīramakṣikā | f. a sort of fly (Vespa solitaria)  |
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kumbhodara | m. Name of an attendant of śiva-  |
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kumbhodbhava | m. (equals kumbha-sambh-), Name of agastya-.  |
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kumbhodbhūta | m. idem or 'm. (equals kumbha-sambh-), Name of agastya-.'  |
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kumbholūka | m. a kind of owl  |
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kumbhya | mfn. being in jars,  |
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kumbyā | or kumby/ā- f. a precept in form of a verse or formula |
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kumedhas | mfn. of little intellect  |
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kumeru | m. the southern hemisphere or pole (region of the demons and Titans)  |
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kumitra | n. a bad friend  |
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kumitra | -mukha-, etc. See 1. ku-.  |
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kumodaka | m. Name of viṣṇu- (see kaumodakī-.)  |
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kump | varia lectio for kumb- q.v  |
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kumpa | mfn. crooked-armed  |
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kuṃś | or kuṃs- cl.1. or cl.10. P. kuṃśati-, śayati- or kuṃsati-, sayati-,"to speak"or"to shine" |
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kuṃs | See kuṃś-.  |
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kuṃśa | See bhṛk-, bhrak-, bhru-k-, bhrū-k-.  |
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kuṃsa | See bhṛk-, bhrak-, bhru-k-, bhrū-k-.  |
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kuṃsa | See kuṃśa-.  |
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kumud | mfn. unfriendly  |
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kumud | mfn. avaricious  |
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kumud | mfn. (See also sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order)  |
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kumud | mfn. See 1. ku-  |
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kumud | n. (t-) (equals kumuda-) the white water-lily  |
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kumuda | See sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order  |
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kumuda | n. [ as- m. ],"exciting what joy", the esculent white water-lily (Nymphaea esculenta) etc.  |
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kumuda | n. the red lotus (Nymphaea rubra)  |
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kumuda | m. camphor  |
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kumuda | m. (in music) Name of a dhruvaka-  |
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kumuda | m. Name of a particular comet  |
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kumuda | m. of a nāga-  |
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kumuda | m. of an attendant of skanda- ([ ]) or of viṣṇu- ([ ])  |
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kumuda | m. of the elephant of the south-west or southern quarter  |
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kumuda | m. of a daitya-  |
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kumuda | m. of a son of gada- by bṛhatī-  |
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kumuda | m. of a confidant of king unmattāvanti-  |
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kumuda | m. of a monkey-hero  |
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kumuda | m. of a poet  |
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kumuda | m. of a pupil of pathya-  |
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kumuda | m. of a mountain  |
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kumuda | m. of one of the smaller dvīpa-s  |
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kumudā | f. a form of durgā-  |
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kumudā | f. the plant Gmelina arborea  |
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kumudā | f. the plant Pistia Stratiotes  |
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kumudā | f. the plant Desmodium gangeticum  |
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kumudā | f. the plant Grislea tomentosa  |
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kumudā | f. another plant (commonly kaṭphala-)  |
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kumuda | n. camphor  |
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kumuda | n. silver  |
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kumudabāndhava | m. idem or 'm. "friend of the lotus"(the white esculent lotus expanding its petals during the night and closing them in the daytime), the moon '  |
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kumudabandhu | m. "friend of the lotus"(the white esculent lotus expanding its petals during the night and closing them in the daytime), the moon  |
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kumudacandra | m. Name of the astronomer siddha-sena-.  |
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kumudadi | m. Name of a teacher  |
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kumudaghnī | f. "pernicious to the kumuda-s", Name of a plant containing a poisonous milky juice  |
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kumudākara | m. a number of water-lilies  |
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kumudākarabāndhava | m. equals da-bandhu- commentator or commentary on  |
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kumudakhaṇḍa | n. an assemblage of kumuda-s gaRa kamalādi-.  |
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kumudākṣa | m. "lotus-eyed", Name of a nāga-  |
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kumudākṣa | m. of an attendant of viṣṇu-  |
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kumudamaya | mfn. consisting of white lotus flowers  |
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kumudanātha | m. "lord of the lotuses", the moon  |
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kumudapattrābha | mfn. resembling the leaves of the white water-lily.  |
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kumudapuṣpā | f. Name of a gandharva- girl  |
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kumudasakhī | f. "lotus-friend", moonshine,  |
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kumudasuhṛd | m. equals -bandhu-  |
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kumudaśyenī | f. a woman with a white complexion like a lotus (confer, compare śysnī- under śyeta-, parasmE-pada 1095), Sch.  |
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kumudavana | n. idem or 'f. an assemblage of kumuda-s, place abounding in them '  |
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kumudāvāsa | mfn. abounding in lotuses  |
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kumudavatī | f. an assemblage of kumuda-s, place abounding in them  |
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kumudeśa | m. equals da-nātha-  |
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kumudī | f. the plant kaṭphala- (Myrica sapida)  |
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kumudika | mf(ī-)n. abounding with kumuda-s  |
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kumudikā | f. Name of a woman  |
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kumudikā | f. Name of the plat kaṭphala-  |
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kumudikā | f. of a small tree (the seeds of which are aromatic)  |
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kumudinī | f. (gaRa puṣkarādi-) an assemblage of kumuda-s or a place abounding in them etc.  |
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kumudinī | f. Name of the daughter of a daitya-  |
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kumudinī | f. of the mother of raghu-deva-.  |
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kumudinīnāyaka | m. (equals kumuda-bandhu-) the moon  |
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kumudinīpati | m. idem or 'm. (equals kumuda-bandhu-) the moon '  |
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kumudinīvadhūvara | m. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. (equals kumuda-bandhu-) the moon ' '  |
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kumudinīvanitā | f. a loved woman fancifully represented as an assemblage of lotus flowers.  |
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kumudotpalin | mfn. richly furnished with kumuda-s and utpala-s  |
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kumudottara | m. Name of a varṣa-  |
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kumudvat | mfn. (k/umud--) ( ) abounding in lotuses  |
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kumudvat | m. (ān-) the moon  |
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kumudvat | m. Name of a wind  |
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kumudvatī | f. (atī-) an assemblage of lotuses, place or pond filled with them etc.  |
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kumudvatī | f. the flexible stalk of a water-lily  |
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kumudvatī | f. Name of a plant bearing a poisonous fruit (Villarsia indica)  |
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kumudvatī | f. Name of a sister of the serpent-king kumuda- and wife of kuśa-  |
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kumudvatī | f. of the wife of the kirāta- king vimarṣaṇa-  |
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kumudvatī | f. of the wife of pradyumna-  |
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kumudvatī | f. of a river  |
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kumudvatīśa | m. "lord of the lotuses", Name of the moon  |
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kumudvin | mfn. unfriendly  |
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kumuhūrta | m. a fatal hour  |
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kumukha | m. a hog  |
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kuṇ | cl.6 P. kuṇati-, to sound ; to support or aid (with gifts, etc.) ; to be in pain (?) : cl.10 P. kuṇayati-, to converse with, address, invite ; ([ confer, compare Latin cano])  |
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kuṇa | m. a kind of insect living in clothes  |
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kuṇa | m. dirt on the navel  |
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kuṇa | m. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' with aśvatthapīlu-,and other names of trees or flowers) the time when a plant bears fruit  |
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kunābhi | m. "having the earth for its navel", the air, atmosphere  |
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kunābhi | m. the collective treasures of kubera-  |
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kunābhi | See 2. ku-.  |
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kunadī | f. id.  |
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kunadikā | f. a small river  |
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kunādīkā | for -nadikā-.  |
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kuṇajī | f. orach  |
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kuṇaka | m. a young animal just born (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' exempli gratia, 'for example' eṇa-k-,a young antelope just born)  |
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kunaka | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kunakha | mfn. having ugly nails or claws  |
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kunakha | n. a disease of the nails  |
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kunakhin | mfn. having bad or diseased nails etc.  |
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kunakhin | m. Name of a man  |
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kunakhin | m. of a work belonging to the  |
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kuṇāla | m. a kind of bird  |
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kuṇāla | m. Name of a son of aśoka- (whose eyes were put out in consequence of a rivalry between aśoka-'s wives)  |
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kuṇāla | m. Name of a place  |
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kunāla | m. a kind of bird (living on the himālaya-)  |
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kunāla | m. Name of a son of king aśoka- (named after the eyes of that bird) (see kuṇāla-.)  |
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kunālika | m. the Indian cuckoo  |
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kunalin | m. the plant Agati grandiflora  |
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kunāman | m. "having a bad name", Name of a man gaRa bāhv-ādi- and kāśy-ādi-  |
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kunāman | n. a bad name, ill repute.  |
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kuṇañja | m.  |
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kuṇañjara | n. idem or 'm.'  |
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kunannama | mfn. ( nam-) inflexible  |
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kuṇapa | n. [ as- m. gaRa ardharcādi-] a dead body, corpse etc.  |
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kuṇapa | n. (said contemptuously of) the living body  |
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kuṇapa | n. dung  |
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kuṇapa | m. a spear  |
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kuṇapa | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kuṇapa | mfn. mouldering, smelling like a carcase  |
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kuṇapa | m. (also) a particular hell,  |
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kuṇapabhuj | m. "carcase-eater", a rākṣasa-,  |
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kuṇapagandha | m. the smell of a dead body  |
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kuṇapagandhi | mfn. smelling like dead body  |
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kuṇapāṇḍya | m. "having dead testicles", Name of a man.  |
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kuṇapāśana | mfn. eating dead bodies  |
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kuṇapī | f. a small bird (Maina or Salik see viṭ-sārikā-)  |
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kunaraka | m. a bad hell.  |
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kuṇaravāḍava | m. Name of a grammarian  |
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kunarendra | m. a bad king  |
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kunārī | f. a bad woman  |
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kuṇāru | mfn. having a withered arm (see kuṇi-;"crying out", fr. kuṇ- )  |
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kunāsa | m. "ugly-nosed", a camel  |
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kunāśaka | m. the plant Alhagi Maurorum  |
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kunāśaka | -nāsa- See 1. ku-.  |
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kunaṭa | m. a sort of trumpet flower (Bignonia, śyonāka-)  |
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kunaṭa | m. plural Name of a people (varia lectio kunatha-)  |
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kunātha | m. a bad protector  |
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kunātha | mfn. having a bad leader  |
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kunaṭī | f. a kind of coriander (Coriandrum sativum)  |
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kunaṭī | f. red arsenic  |
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kuṇāvī | f. Name of a plant (?)  |
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kunāyaka | mfn. having a bad leader  |
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kuñc | cl.1 P. kuñcati-, to make crooked : to bend or curve, move crookedly : Causal kuñcayati-, to curl, crisp, frounce commentator or commentary on ; ([ confer, compare Hibernian or Irish cuachaim,"I fold, plait";cuach,"a curl";cuachach,"curled."])  |
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kuñcana | n. curving, bending, contracting  |
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kuñcana | n. contraction (of a vein)  |
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kuñcana | n. a particular disease of the eyes (contracting the eyelids).  |
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kuñcaphalā | f. a kind of gourd (Beninkasa cerifera)  |
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kuñci | f. a measure of capacity (equal to eight handfuls, equals kiṃ-cid-) commentator or commentary on  |
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kuñcī | f. cummin  |
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kuñcī | f. (equals kuñcikā-) Trigonella foenum graecum  |
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kuñcikā | f. a key  |
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kuñcikā | f. Name of a fish (equals kucika- q.v)  |
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kuñcikā | f. a plant bearing a red and black seed used as a weight (Abrus precatorius)  |
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kuñcikā | f. fennel-flower seed (Nigella indica)  |
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kuñcikā | f. a reed (Trigonella foenum graecum) the branch or shoot of a bamboo |
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kuñcikā | f. a bawd  |
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kuñcikā | f. "key", Name of a commentary on the mañjūṣā- (see keli-k-.)  |
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kuñcita | mfn. crooked  |
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kuñcita | mfn. curved, bent, contracted etc.  |
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kuñcita | mfn. curled  |
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kuñcitā | f. (scilicet sirā-) an unskilful way of opening a vein  |
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kuñcita | n. the plant Tabernaemontana coronaria  |
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kuñcitāṅguli | mfn. with bent or curved fingers.  |
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kuṇḍ | cl.1 P. kuṇḍati-, to mutilate : cl.1 A1. kuṇḍate-, to burn : cl.10. kuṇḍayati-, to protect  |
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kuṇḍa | n. [ as- m. ] , a bowl-shaped vessel, basin, bowl, pitcher, pot, water-pot etc.  |
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kuṇḍa | n. a vessel for coals  |
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kuṇḍa | n. a round hole in the ground (for receiving and preserving water or fire see agni-kuṇḍa-), pit, well, spring or basin of water (especially consecrated to some holy purpose or person) etc.  |
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kuṇḍa | crippled, lame,  |
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kuṇḍa | m. an adulterine, son of a woman by another man than her husband while the husband is alive  |
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kuṇḍa | m. (See gola-and -golaka-below)  |
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kuṇḍa | m. Name of śiva-  |
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kuṇḍa | m. of a nāga-  |
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kuṇḍa | m. of a son of dhṛta-rāṣṭra-  |
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kuṇḍā | f. ( kuṇḍ-) mutilation  |
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kuṇḍā | f. Name of durgā-  |
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kuṇḍa | n. in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' a clump (exempli gratia, 'for example' darbha-k-,a clump of darbha- grass)  |
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kuṇḍa | n. a particular measure  |
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kuṇḍa | n. Name of certain mystical figures  |
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kuṇḍa | n. a particular appearance of the moon (surrounded by a circle)  |
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kunda | m. ( ) a kind of jasmine (Jasminum multiflorum or pubescens) etc.  |
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kunda | m. fragrant oleander (Nerium odorum, karavīra-)  |
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kunda | m. Olibanum (the resin of the plant Boswellia thurifera)  |
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kunda | m. a turner's lathe  |
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kunda | m. one of kubera-'s nine treasures (Name of a guhyaka- )  |
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kunda | m. the number"nine"  |
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kunda | m. Name of viṣṇu-  |
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kunda | m. of a mountain  |
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kunda | n. the jasmine flower.  |
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kuṇḍabhedin | mfn. "breaking pots", clumsy  |
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kuṇḍabhedin | m. Name of a son of dhṛtarāṣṭra-  |
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kundacaturthī | f. the fourth day in the light half of the month māgha-.  |
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kuṇḍadhāra | m. Name of a nāga-  |
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kuṇḍadhāra | m. of a son of dhṛta-rāṣṭra-  |
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kuṇḍāgni | m. "Name of a locality" See kauṇḍāgnaka-.  |
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kuṇḍagola | m. sour rice, gruel  |
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kuṇḍagola | m. dual number an adulterine (kuṇḍa-) and the son of a widow (gola-)  |
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kuṇḍagolaka | n. sour rice, gruel  |
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kuṇḍagolaka | m. dual number equals kuṇḍa-golau-  |
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kuṇḍaja | m. "pitcher-born", Name of a son of dhṛta-rāṣṭra-  |
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kuṇḍajaṭhara | m. "pitcher-bellied", Name of an old sage (see kuṇḍodara-.)  |
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kuṇḍaka | mn. a pot  |
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kuṇḍaka | m. Name of a son of dhṛta-rāṣṭra-  |
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kuṇḍaka | m. Name of kṣudraka-  |
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kundaka | m. the resin of the plant Boswellia thurifera  |
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kuṇḍakalpadruma | m. Name of work  |
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kuṇḍakalpalatā | f. Name of work  |
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kundakara | m. a turner  |
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kuṇḍakarṇa | m. "pot-eared", Name of a mythical being  |
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kuṇḍakaumudī | f. Name of work by viśva-nātha-.  |
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kuṇḍakīla | m. a low or vile man (nāgara-)  |
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kuṇḍakīṭa | m. the son of a Brahman woman born in adultery with a man of an inferior caste  |
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kuṇḍakīṭa | m. a keeper of concubines  |
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kuṇḍakīṭa | m. a follower of the cārvāka- doctrine  |
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kundakundācārya | m. Name of a Jain teacher (author of the pañcāstikāya-saṃgraha-sūtra-).  |
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kuṇḍala | n. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).; gaRa sidhmādi-and ardharcādi-) a ring, ear-ring etc.  |
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kuṇḍala | n. a bracelet  |
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kuṇḍala | n. a fetter, tie  |
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kuṇḍala | n. the coil of a rope  |
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kuṇḍala | n. a particular disease of the bladder  |
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kuṇḍala | a rope,  |
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kuṇḍala | m. (in music) a kind of measure  |
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kuṇḍala | m. Name of a nāga-  |
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kuṇḍala | m. plural Name of a people (varia lectio kuṇṭhaka-)  |
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kuṇḍalā | f. Name of a woman  |
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kuṇḍala | m. a particular, dish (curds boiled with ghee and rice)  |
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kuṇḍala | m. Name of a śakti-  |
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kuṇḍala | m. mountain ebony (Bauhinia variegata)  |
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kuṇḍala | m. Cocculus cordifolius  |
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kuṇḍala | m. Mucuna pruritus (equals kapi-kacchu-)  |
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kuṇḍala | m. Name of two other plants (sarpiṇī-vṛkṣa- and kuṇḍalī-cālana-)  |
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kuṇḍala | m. Name of a river  |
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kuṇḍaladhāraṇa | n. the wearing of ear-rings.  |
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kuṇḍalaka | a rope,  |
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kuṇḍalākāra | mfn. shaped like an ear-ring, circular.  |
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kuṇḍalanā | f. drawing a circle round a word which is to be left out in a manuscript  |
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kuṇḍalī | f. a kind of drum (perhaps kuṇḍalī- Nominal verb sg. fr. lin-,m.)  |
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kuṇḍalī | ind. for la-.  |
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kuṇḍalībhūta | mfn. idem or 'mfn. forming a ring, curled, moving in circles '  |
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kuṇḍalībhūta | mfn. having the disease of the bladder called kuṇḍala-  |
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kuṇḍalikā | f. Name of a metre in Prakrit poetry (see vāta-k-.)  |
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kuṇḍalīkā | f. a circle  |
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kuṇḍalikāmata | n. Name of a tantra-.  |
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kuṇḍalīkaraṇa | n. bending a bow so as to form a circle  |
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kuṇḍalikātva | n. the state of being circular commentator or commentary on  |
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kuṇḍalīkṛta | mfn. forming a ring, curled, moving in circles  |
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kuṇḍalin | mfn. decorated with ear-rings etc.  |
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kuṇḍalin | mfn. circular, annulate,  |
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kuṇḍalin | m. a snake  |
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kuṇḍalin | m. the spotted or painted deer  |
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kuṇḍalin | m. a peacock  |
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kuṇḍalin | m. the tree Bauhinia variegata  |
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kuṇḍalin | m. Name of śiva-  |
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kuṇḍalin | m. of varuṇa-  |
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kuṇḍalinī | f. the plant Coccus cordifolius  |
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kuṇḍalinī | f. a particular dish (curds boiled with ghee and rice)  |
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kuṇḍalinī | f. a śakti- or form of durgā-.  |
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kuṇḍalita | mfn. annulated  |
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kuṇḍaloddyotitānana | mfn. having his face radiant with glittering pendants.  |
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kundama | m. a cat gaRa cūrṇādi-.  |
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kundamālā | f. Name of work  |
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kuṇḍamaṇḍapakaumudī | f. Name of work  |
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kuṇḍamaṇḍapasaṃgraha | m. Name of work  |
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kuṇḍamaṇḍapasiddhi | f. Name of work by viṭṭhala-dīkṣita-.  |
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kuṇḍamārtaṇḍa | m. Name of work  |
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kuṇḍanadī | f. Name of a river (varia lectio luṇṭha-n-).  |
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kuṇḍanī | f. Name of a utensil  |
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kundāparānta | equals kuṭṭāp- q.v  |
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kuṇḍapāyin | mfn. drinking out of pitchers (yinām ayana- n.a particular religious ceremony) (see kauṇ ḍapāyina-.)  |
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kuṇḍapāyya | mfn. (scilicet kratu-,etc., a ceremony or sacrifice) at which ewers or pitchers are used for drinking  |
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kuṇḍapāyya | m. Name of a man  |
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kuṇḍaprastha | m. Name of a town  |
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kundapuṣpa | m. fragrant oleander (Nerium odorum)  |
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kundara | m. a kind of grass  |
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kundara | m. Name of viṣṇu-  |
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kuṇḍaratnākara | m. Name of work by viśva-nātha-.  |
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kundarikā | f. the plant Boswellia thurifera  |
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kuṇḍārka | m. Name of work  |
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kundasamadanta | mfn. one whose teeth are like the jasmine.  |
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kuṇḍaśāyin | m. Name of a son of dhṛtarāṣṭra-  |
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kuṇḍasiddhi | f. Name of work  |
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kuṇḍāśin | mfn. one who is supported by an adulterine, |
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kuṇḍāśin | m. a pander  |
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kuṇḍāśin | m. Name of a demon causing fever  |
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kuṇḍāśin | m. of a son of dhṛta-rāṣṭra-  |
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kuṇḍāśin | mfn. (also) one who eats out of a jar ( , Scholiast or Commentator) or as much as a jar holds, , Scholiast or Commentator  |
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kuṇḍavāsinī | f. "pitcher-dwelling", gautama-'s tutelar deity  |
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kuṇḍavidhāna | n. Name of work  |
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kuṇḍāvṛṣa | mfn. adulterous (see kuṇḍīviṣa-)  |
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kuṇḍāvṛṣa | See kuṇḍa-.  |
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kuṇḍeśvaratīrtha | n. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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kuṇḍī | f. ( ) a bowl, pitcher, pot  |
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kuṇḍi | m. or f. a waterjar,  |
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kuṇḍikā | f. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' ) a pot, student's water-pot on etc.  |
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kuṇḍikā | f. Name of an  |
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kuṇḍika | m. Name of a son of dhṛta-rāṣṭra-  |
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kuṇḍikā | f. See kuṇḍaka-.  |
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kuṇḍin | mfn. furnished with a pitcher  |
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kuṇḍin | m. a kind of vessel (varia lectio kuṇḍinī-)  |
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kuṇḍin | m. a horse (equals kindhin-)  |
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kuṇḍin | m. a pander  |
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kuṇḍina | m. Name of a son of dhṛta-rāṣṭra-  |
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kuṇḍina | m. of an author  |
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kuṇḍina | m. of a ṛṣi- commentator or commentary on  |
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kuṇḍina | m. plural the descendants of kuṇḍina- etc.  |
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kuṇḍina | m. the descendants of kuṇḍinī-  |
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kuṇḍina | n. ( ), Name of the capital of vidarbha- (ruled over by bhīma-, the father-in-law of nala-, apparently the modern Kondavir in Berar)  |
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kuṇḍinī | f. a kind of vessel  |
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kuṇḍinī | f. (with the yogin-s) matter (as opposed to spirit)  |
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kuṇḍinī | f. Name of a woman  |
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kundinī | f. an assemblage of jasmines  |
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kuṇḍīra | mfn. strong, powerful  |
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kuṇḍīra | m. a man  |
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kuṇḍīviṣa | m. plural Name of a people (see kuṇḍī-vṛṣa-, kauṇḍī--.)  |
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kuṇḍīvṛṣa | varia lectio for ṇḍā-v-.  |
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kuṇḍoda | m. Name of a mountain  |
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kuṇḍodara | mfn. having a belly like a pitcher  |
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kuṇḍodara | m. Name of a nāga-  |
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kuṇḍodara | m. of a son of janamejaya- and brother of dhṛta-rāṣṭra-  |
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kuṇḍodara | m. of a son of dhṛta-rāṣṭra-  |
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kuṇḍodareśvara | n. Name of a liṅga-  |
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kuṇḍoddyotadarśana | n. Name of work by śaṃkarabhaṭṭa-.  |
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kuṇḍodhnī | f. a cow with a full udder  |
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kuṇḍodhnī | f. a woman with a full bosom.  |
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kuṇḍopadhānīyaka | m. "using a pitcher as a pillow", Name of pūrṇa-  |
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kuṇḍoparatha | m. "Name of a man" See kauṇḍoparatha-.  |
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kundr | cl.10 P. kundrayati-, to tell a lie (see kud-and gundr-.)  |
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kuṇḍṛṇācī | f. a house-lizard ([ equals kuṭila-gati- ])  |
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kundu | m. a mouse, rat  |
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kundu | f. (equals kunda-) Olibanum  |
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kundura | m. Olibanum  |
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kunduru | mf. Boswellia thurifera  |
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kunduru | mf. the resin of that plant (Olibanum).  |
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kunduruka | m. Olibanum  |
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kundurukā | f. idem or 'm. Olibanum '  |
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kundurūka | m. Olibanum  |
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kundurukī | f. Boswellia thurifera  |
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kunetraka | m. Name of a muni-  |
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kuṅganī | f. Name of a plant (equals mahā-jyotiṣmatī-)  |
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kuṇi | mfn. having a crooked or withered arm or an arm without a hand or finger  |
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kuṇi | m. a whitlow  |
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kuṇi | m. the tree Cedrela Toona (equals tunna-)  |
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kuṇi | m. Name of a prince (son of jaya-)  |
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kuṇi | m. of the author of a commentator or commentary on commentator or commentary on of a man, tāṇḍya-.  |
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kuṇi | m. of a ṛṣi-  |
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kuṇi | m. of garga-  |
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kuṇi | m. of the author of a dharma-śāstra-  |
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kuṇibāhu | m. "having a withered arm", Name of a muni-  |
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kuṇika | m. Name of a teacher |
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kunīlī | f. Name of a shrub.  |
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kuṇin | m. a kind of savage (equals kaṇabha-)  |
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kuṇinda | m. ( kuṇ-) sound  |
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kuṇipadī | f. gaRa kumbhapady-ādi-.  |
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kuniṣañja | m. Name of a son of the tenth manu-  |
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kuniṣañja | See 1. ku-.  |
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kunīta | m. bad leading  |
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kuṇitāhi | m. Name of an author of a dharmaśāstra-  |
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kunīti | f. ill conduct  |
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kunīti | f. corrupt administration  |
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kunīti | f. a low state of morals  |
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kuṇitva | n. the state of being maimed, mutilation, lameness  |
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kuñj | cl.1 P. kuñjati-, to murmur (= kūj-)  |
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kuñja | m. [ am- n. ] a place overrun with plants or overgrown with creepers, bower, arbour etc.  |
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kuñja | m. (with sarasvatyās-) "the bower of sarasvatī-", Name of a tīrtha-  |
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kuñja | m. the lower jaw  |
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kuñja | m. an elephant's tusk or jaw vArttika  |
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kuñja | m. a tooth  |
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kuñja | m. Name of a man  |
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kuñjādi | a gaṇa- of (iv, 1, 98 ).  |
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kuñjakuṭīra | m. a bower, arbour  |
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kuñjala | m. Name of one of skanda-'s attendants  |
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kuñjala | n. sour gruel (see kāñjika-)  |
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kuñjara | m. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-). ) an elephant etc.  |
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kuñjara | m. anything pre-eminent in its kind (generally in compound exempli gratia, 'for example' rāja-k-,"an eminent king" ; see gaRa vyāghrādi-)  |
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kuñjara | m. the number"eight"(there being eight elephants of the cardinal points)  |
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kuñjara | m. a kind of temple  |
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kuñjara | m. a kind of step (in dancing to music)  |
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kuñjara | m. the tree Ficus religiosa  |
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kuñjara | m. Name of a nāga-  |
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kuñjara | m. of a prince (of the sauvīraka- race)  |
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kuñjara | m. of a mountain  |
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kuñjara | m. of a locality  |
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kuñjarā | f. a female elephant  |
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kuñjarā | f. the plant Bignonia suaveolens  |
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kuñjarā | f. the plant Grislea tomentosa  |
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kuñjaradarī | f. "elephant's cave", Name of a locality  |
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kuñjaragraha | m. an elephant-catcher  |
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kuñjarakara | m. an elephant's trunk.  |
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kuñjarakṣāramūla | n. a kind of radish (= mūlaka-)  |
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kuñjarāluka | n. a species of esculent root  |
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kuñjarānīka | n. the division of an army consisting of elephants, elephant-corps.  |
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kuñjarapādapa | m. the plant Ficus benjamina  |
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kuñjarapippalī | f. the plant gajapippalī- (described as bearing a fruit resembling long pepper, Scindapsus officinalis)  |
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kuñjarārāti | m. "the enemy of elephants", a lion  |
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kuñjarārāti | m. the śarabha- (a fabulous animal with eight legs)  |
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kuñjarāroha | m. a driver mounted on an elephant's back  |
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kuñjararūpin | mfn. elephant-shaped.  |
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kuñjarāśana | n. "elephant's food", the holy fig tree (Ficus religiosa)  |
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kuñjaratva | n. the state of an elephant  |
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kuñjarī | f. a female elephant  |
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kuñjavallarī | f. Name of a plant similar to Mimosa concinna  |
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kuñjavallī | f. idem or 'f. Name of a plant similar to Mimosa concinna '  |
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kuñjikā | f. equals kuñja-vallarī-  |
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kuñjikā | f. fennel-flower seed (equals kuñcikā-,Nigella indica)  |
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kuñjikā | a kind of drum,  |
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kuñjikā | See kuñja-.  |
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kuṅkuma | n. saffron (Crocus sativus, the plant and the pollen of the flowers)  |
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kuṅkumākṛti | m. "resembling saffron", a kind of rice  |
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kuṅkumākta | mfn. dyed with saffron, orange.  |
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kuṅkumāṅka | mfn. marked or dyed with saffron, orange.  |
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kuṅkumapaṅka | m. saffron used as an unguent  |
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kuṅkumareṇu | f. the pollen of saffron.  |
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kuṅkumāruṇa | mfn. red, ruddy.  |
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kuṅkumatāmra | mfn. red, coppery red.  |
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kuṅkuṇa | Name of a locality |
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kunṛpa | m. a bad prince  |
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kunṛpati | m. idem or 'm. a bad prince '  |
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kuṇṭ | = kuṇḍ- q.v  |
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kunta | m. a spear, lance ([ confer, compare Latin contus; Greek ]) etc.  |
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kunta | m. a small animal, insect  |
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kunta | m. a species of grain (Coix barbata)  |
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kunta | m. passion  |
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kunta | m. the god of love  |
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kuṇṭaka | mfn. fat, corpulent  |
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kuntākanti | ind. spear against spear, in close fight,  |
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kuntala | m. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-). ) the hair of the head, lock of hair etc.  |
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kuntala | m. a particular head-dress  |
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kuntala | m. a drinking cup  |
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kuntala | m. a plough  |
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kuntala | m. barley  |
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kuntala | m. a kind of perfume (equals hrīvera-)  |
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kuntala | m. (in music) a certain dhruvaka-  |
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kuntala | m. plural Name of a people etc.  |
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kuntala | m. a prince of that people  |
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kuntalasvātikarṇa | m. Name of a prince  |
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kuntalavardhana | m. the plant Eclipta prostrata  |
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kuntalikā | f. a species of plant  |
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kuntalikā | f. butter knife or scoop  |
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kuntalośīra | n. a perfume  |
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kuntāpa | n. Name of certain organs or glands (twenty in number, supposed to be in the belly)  |
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kuntāpa | n. Name of a section of the ( according to on ;or xx, 127-136 according to the manuscripts)  |
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kuntaprāvaraṇa | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kuntara | m. (equals kuntala-) the hair  |
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kuntavanamaya | mfn. consisting of a forest of spears  |
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kuṇṭh | cl.1 P. kuṇṭhati- to be lame or mutilated or blunted or dulled ; to be lazy or stupid : cl.10. kuṇṭhayati-, to cover, conceal (see guṇṭh-) (see avakuṇṭhana-)  |
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kunth | cl.1. kunthati-, to hurt, injure ; to suffer pain, want, etc. : cl.9. kuthnāti-, to cling to, twine round, embrace ; to injure ; ([ confer, compare Latin quatio,percutio.])  |
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kuṇṭha | mfn. (gaRa kaḍārādi-) blunt, dull  |
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kuṇṭha | mfn. stupid, indolent, lazy, foolish.  |
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kuntha | See bāhu-k-.  |
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kuṇṭhadhī | mfn. "dull-minded", foolish  |
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kuṇṭhaka | mfn. stupid  |
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kuṇṭhaka | m. Name of a pupil of luṇṭaka-  |
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kuṇṭhaka | m. plural Name of a people (varia lectio kuṇḍala-)  |
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kuṇṭhamanas | mfn. weak-minded  |
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kunthana | n. equals stanana-  |
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kuṇṭharava | m. Name of a man commentator or commentary on  |
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kuṇṭhatā | f. bluntness, dulness (of a part of the body)  |
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kuṇṭhatā | f. indolence.  |
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kuṇṭhatva | n. indolence, stupidity  |
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kuṇṭhita | mfn. blunted, dulled, (a-k- negative)  |
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kuṇṭhita | mfn. blunt  |
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kuṇṭhita | mfn. weak, of no vigour  |
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kuṇṭhita | mfn. stupid  |
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kuṇṭhita | mfn. grasped, held, encircled (see vi--.)  |
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kunthita | n. idem or 'n. equals stanana- '  |
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kuṇṭhitāśri | mfn. having the edge or corners blunted  |
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kunthu | m. Name of the sixth jaina- cakravartin- or emperor in bhārata-  |
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kunthu | m. of the seventeenth arhat- of the present avasarpiṇī-.  |
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kunti | m. plural Name of a people etc.  |
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kunti | m. a prince of that people (also called kunti-bhoja-) etc.  |
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kunti | m. Name of a son of dharma-netra-  |
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kunti | m. of a son of netra- and grandson of dharma-  |
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kunti | m. of a son of kratha-  |
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kunti | m. of a son of vidarbha- and father of dhṛṣṭa-  |
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kunti | m. of a son of supārśva- and grandson of sampāti- and great-grandson of garuḍa-  |
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kunti | m. of a son of kṛṣṇa-  |
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kuntī | f. Name of pṛthā- (daughter of a yādava- prince named śūra- [or vasu- ] , who gave her to his childless cousin kunti- or kuntibhoja-, by whom she was adopted;she afterwards became one of the wives of pāṇḍu-;on one occasion before her marriage she paid such respect to the powerful sage durvāsas- that he taught her an incantation or charm, by virtue of which she was to have a child by any god she liked to invoke;out of curiosity she invoked the Sun, by whom she had a child see karṇa-;but the Sun afterwards restored to her her maidenhood; soon after his marriage pāṇḍu- retired to the woods to indulge his passion for hunting;there he killed a male and female deer, who turned out to be a ṛṣi- and his wife in the form of these animals;the sage cursed pāṇḍu- and predicted that he would die in the embrace of one of his wives;hence pāṇḍu- lived apart from kuntī-, but with his approval she made use of her charm and had three sons, yudhiṣṭhira-, bhīma-, and arjuna-, by the three deities dharma-, vāyu-, and indra- respectively; see mādrī-) etc. |
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kuntī | f. Name of a rākṣasī-  |
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kuntī | f. of a river  |
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kuntī | f. the wife of a Brahman  |
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kuntī | f. the plant Boswellia thurifera  |
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kuntī | f. a fragrant resin (equals guggulu-)  |
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kuntibhoja | m. Name of a yādava- prince (king of the kunti-s, who adopted kuntī-) etc.  |
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kuntibhoja | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kuntībhoja | a wrong spelling for kunti-bh- q.v  |
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kuntijit | m. "conqueror of kuntī-", Name of a prince  |
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kuntika | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kuntīmātṛ | m. "having kuntī- as his mother", Name of arjuna-  |
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kuntinandana | for kuntī-n- q.v  |
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kuntīnandana | m. either of the three elder pāṇḍava- princes.  |
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kuntirājan | m. king kunti- id est kunti-bhoja-  |
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kuntisurāṣṭra | m. plural the kunti-s and the inhabitants of surāṣṭra- gaRa kārtakaujapādi-.  |
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kuntīsuta | m. a son of kuntī-.  |
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kup | cl.4 P. A1. kupyati-, te- (perf. cukopa-), to be moved or excited or agitated ; to swell, heave or boil with rage or emotion, be angry, be angry with (dative case;also genitive case,once[ ] accusative;or with upari-and genitive case exempli gratia, 'for example' tasmai-or tasya-or tasyopari cukopa-,he was angry with him) etc.: Causal P. kop/ayati-, to move, shake, agitate ; P. A1. kopayati-, te-, to cause to swell with anger, provoke, make angry ; ([ confer, compare Latin cupio; English hope; German hoffe.])  |
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kup | cl.10 P. kopayati-," to speak "or"to shine" ([ confer, compare Hibernian or Irish cubhas,"word, promise", Latin nun-cupo; Gothic huf,"to lament."])  |
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kupa | m. the beam or lever of a pair of scales  |
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kupa | m. field-lark  |
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kupāka | m. "not digestive", Strychnos nux vomica  |
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kupana | m. Name of an asura-  |
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kupana | See 1. kup-.  |
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kupaṇḍita | m. a bad scholar. -1.  |
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kupāṇi | mfn. having a deformed or maimed hand  |
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kupaṅka | m. a slough, heap of filth and mud.  |
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kupapa | m. the sun  |
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kupapi | m. the sun  |
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kupapī | m. the sun  |
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kuparijñāta | mfn. badly understood |
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kuparīkṣaka | mfn. making a wrong estimate, not valuing rightly  |
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kuparīkṣita | mfn. badly examined  |
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kupaṭa | mn. a miserable garment  |
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kupaṭa | m. "covered with a miserable garment", Name of a dānava-  |
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kupata | mfn. excellent  |
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kupatha | m. a bad road, evil way  |
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kupatha | m. bad conduct  |
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kupatha | m. heterodox doctrine  |
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kupatha | mfn. walking in a wrong road  |
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kupatha | m. Name of an asura- or dānava-  |
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kupatha | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kupathacara | mfn. going in a wrong road, wicked.  |
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kupathaga | mfn. going in a wrong road, wicked.  |
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kupathagāmin | mfn. going in a wrong road, wicked.  |
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kupathya | mfn. belonging to a bad way (literally and figuratively)  |
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kupathya | mfn. unwholesome (as diet, regimen, etc.), improper.  |
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kupati | m. a bad husband  |
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kupati | m. a bad king  |
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kupati | m. "lord of the earth", a king  |
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kupati | See 1. ku- and 2. ku-.  |
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kupātra | n. an unfit recipient.  |
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kupātraka | n. a bad vessel  |
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kupaṭu | mfn. stupid  |
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kupaya | mfn. heaving, swelling with emotion ["to be guarded" fr. gup-]  |
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kupaya | See 1. kup-.  |
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kupāyu | mfn. inclined to be angry  |
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kupāyu | See 1. kup-.  |
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kupīlu | m. a sort of ebony tree (equals kāraskara-)  |
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kupīlu | m. equals -pāka-  |
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kupinda | m. a weaver  |
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kupinī | f. a net for catching small fish (made of bamboos or rushes)  |
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kupinin | m. a fisherman  |
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kupiñjala | m. Name of a man gaRa śivādi-.  |
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kupita | mfn. provoked, incensed, offended, angry.  |
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kupitāntaka | m. imminent death  |
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kupitavāyu | m. aggravated flatulence, hypochondria  |
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kupitṛ | m. a bad father  |
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kuplava | m. a weak or frail raft  |
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kuprabhu | m. a bad lord  |
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kuprada | mfn. making gifts consisting in land commentator or commentary on  |
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kuprada | See 2. ku-.  |
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kuprāvaraṇa | mfn. wearing a bad mantle  |
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kuprāvṛta | mfn. badly dressed  |
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kupriya | mfn. disagreeable, contemptible  |
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kuptu | f. a fire-place, hearth,  |
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kupuruṣa | m. a low or miserable man etc.  |
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kupuruṣa | m. a poltroon (see kā-pur-)  |
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kupuruṣajanitā | f. Name of a metre (consisting of four lines of eleven syllables each).  |
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kuputra | m. (gaRa manojñādi-) a bad or wicked son  |
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kuputra | m. a son of an inferior degree (as an adopted son, etc.)  |
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kupūya | mfn. inferior, low, contemptible (see ka-p-.)  |
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kupya | mfn. to be excited (a-k- negative)  |
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kupya | n. base metal, any metal but silver and gold, copper, brass, etc., zinc, lapis calaminaris, pewter, tutenag  |
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kupya | n. etc.  |
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kupya | m. Name of a man  |
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kupya | See 1. kup-.  |
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kupyadhauta | n. silver  |
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kupyaka | n. in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' (equals kupya-) a vile metal  |
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kupyaśālā | f. a braziery, place where metallic vessels etc. are made or sold or kept |
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kupyavetanin | see vetanin-, parasmE-pada 1014.  |
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kur | cl.6 P. kurati-, to utter a sound  |
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kuraba | m. a red kind of Barleria  |
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kuraba | m. a kind of tree ["the Sesam tree"commentator or commentary ]  |
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kurabaka | m. red amaranth (or a red kind of Barleria) etc.  |
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kurabaka | m. a species of rice  |
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kurabaka | n. the blossom of red amaranth (or of a red kind of Barleria)  |
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kuracilla | for kuru-c- q.v  |
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kurājan | m. a bad king  |
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kurājan | See  |
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kurājanrājya | See |
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kurājya | n. a bad dominion vArttika  |
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kurakā | f. the olibanum tree (Boswellia thurifera)  |
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kurala | m. an osprey  |
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kurala | m. equals kurula- q.v  |
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kuralaprastha | m. Name of a town gaRa karcyādi-  |
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kuraṇḍa | m. the plant commonly called sākuruṇḍa-  |
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kuraṇḍa | m. enlargement of the testicles or rather of the scrotum (including inguinal hernia etc.)  |
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kuraṇḍaka | m. yellow amaranth  |
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kuraṇḍaka | m. a yellow kind of Barleria  |
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kuraṅga | m. (1. kṝ- ), a species of antelope, antelope or deer (in general) etc.  |
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kuraṅga | m. (hence like mṛga-) the spot in the moon  |
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kuraṅga | m. Name of a mountain  |
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kuraṅgaka | m. an antelope  |
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kuraṅgaka | m. Name of a man  |
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kuraṅgākṣī | f. equals kuraṅga-nayanā-  |
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kuraṅgākṣī | f. Name of a woman  |
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kuraṅgalāñchana | m. "deer-spotted", the moon  |
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kuraṅgalocanā | f. equals -nayanā-  |
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kuraṅgama | m. an antelope  |
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kuraṅgamada | m. musk,  |
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kuraṅganābhi | m. musk (formed in a bag attached to the belly of the deer above the navel)  |
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kuraṅganayanā | f. "fawn-eyed", a handsome woman  |
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kuraṅganetrā | f. equals -nayanā-  |
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kuraṅgavadhū | f. a female antelope  |
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kuraṅgāya | Nom. A1. yate-, to take the shape of an antelope  |
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kuraṅgī | f. a female antelope  |
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kuraṅgī | f. Name of a daughter of prasena-jit-  |
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kuraṅgikā | f. a kind of bean (equals mudgaparṇī-)  |
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kuraṅgikā | f. Name of a female servant  |
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kuraṅkara | m. the Indian crane (Ardea sibirica)  |
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kuraṅkura | m. idem or 'm. the Indian crane (Ardea sibirica) '  |
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kuraṇṭa | m. yellow amaranth (pītāmlāna-)  |
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kuraṇṭa | m. the plant Marsilea quadrifolia  |
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kuraṇṭaka | m. yellow amaranth  |
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kuraṇṭaka | m. a yellow kind of Barleria  |
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kuraṇṭaka | n. the blossom of that plant  |
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kuraṇṭikā | f. idem or 'm. a yellow kind of Barleria '  |
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kurara | m. (fr.3. ku- ) an osprey etc.  |
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kurara | m. also another species of eagle  |
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kurara | m. the plant Capparis aphylla  |
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kurara | m. Name of a mountain  |
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kurarāṅghri | m. a kind of mustard (equals deva-sarṣapa-)  |
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kurarāva | mfn. abounding with ospreys (as a place)  |
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kurarī | f. a female osprey etc.  |
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kurarī | f. an ewe  |
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kurarī | (f. of ra- q.v)  |
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kurarīgaṇa | m. a flight of ospreys.  |
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kurarin | m. Name of a mountain  |
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kurasa | mfn. having bad juice or flavour or essence  |
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kurasa | m. spirituous or vinous liquor  |
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kurasā | f. a wild creeping plant (species of hieracium, equals go-jihvā-)  |
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kuraṭa | m. a shoemaker, leather-seller  |
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kuraṭa | m. plural Name of a people (varia lectio for kar-).  |
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kurava | mfn. having a bad voice  |
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kurava | m. a kind of dove  |
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kurava | m. ([see also sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order kuraba-,which is sometimes written kurava-.])  |
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kuravī | f. a species of pepper  |
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kurayāṇa | m. (probably) Name of a man See kauray-  |
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kurcikā | f. (equals kūrc-) the milky juice of a bulbous root  |
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kurcikā | f. a needle  |
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kurd | rdana-, for kūrd-, etc. q.v  |
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kurī | f. a kind of grass or corn  |
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kurīra | n. (1. kṛ- ), a kind of head-dress for women  |
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kurīra | n. copulation  |
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kurīrin | mfn. decorated with the head-dress called kur/īra-  |
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kurkura | m. (equals kukk-) a dog  |
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kurkurīya | Nom. P. yati-, to behave like a dog  |
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kurkuṭa | m. (equals kukk-) a cock  |
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kurkuṭāhi | m. a kind of serpent (see kukkuṭāhi-.)  |
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kurkuṭīvrata | n. equals kukk- q.v  |
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kurmala | See k/ulmala-.  |
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kurṇaja | m. Name of a plant (commonly kulañjana-)  |
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kurpara | for kūrp- q.v  |
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kurpāsa | for kūrp- q.v  |
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kuru | m. plural Name of a people of India and of their country (situated near the country of the pañcāla-s;hence often connected with pañcāla- or pañcāla- [see kuru-pañc-below]: the uttara-kuravaḥ-,or uttarāḥ kuravaḥ-are the northern kuru-s, the most northerly of the four mahā-dvīpa-s or principal divisions of the known world [distinguished from the dakṣiṇāḥ kuravaḥ-or southern kuru-s ], by other systems regarded as one of the nine divisions or varṣa-s of the same;it was probably a country beyond the most northern range of the himālaya-, often described as a country of everlasting happiness[ etc.], and considered by some to be the ancient home of the Aryan race)  |
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kuru | m. equals ṛtvijas- (priests)  |
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kuru | m. equals kartāras- ("doers" , fr.1. kṛ-) commentator or commentary on  |
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kuru | m. Name of the ancestor of the kuru-s (son of saṃvaraṇa- and tapatī-, daughter of the sun[ ]; kuru- is the ancestor of both pāṇḍu- and dhṛta-rāṣṭra-, though the patronymic derived from his name is usually applied only to the sons of the latter, the sons and descendants of the former being called pāṇḍava-s)  |
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kuru | m. Name of a son of āgnīdhra- and grandson of priya-vrata-  |
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kuru | m. boiled rice  |
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kuru | m. the plant Solanum Jacquini (equals kaṇṭakārikā-)  |
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kuru | f. (ūs-) a princess of the kuru- race (see kaurava-,etc.)  |
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kurubāhu | m. a kind of bird  |
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kurubilva | m. a ruby  |
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kurubilvaka | m. equals kulmāṣa-  |
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kurucara | mf(ī-)n. in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).  |
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kurucilla | m. a crab  |
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kurugārhapata | n. ?  |
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kuruha | m. "growing from the earth", a tree  |
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kuruhāra | m. Name of an agra-hāra-  |
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kurujāṅgala | n. Name of a country etc.  |
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kurujāṅgala | m. plural the inhabitants of that country  |
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kuruka | m. Name of a prince (varia lectio for ruruka-)  |
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kurukandaka | n. horse-radish (Raphanus sativus)  |
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kurukata | m. Name of a man gaRa gargādi- and anuśatikādi-.  |
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kurukṣetra | n. "the field of the kuru-s", Name of an extensive plain near Delhi (the scene of the great battles between the kuru-s and pāṇḍu-s) etc.  |
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kurukṣetra | m. plural the inhabitants of that country (renowned for their bravery)  |
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kurukṣetra | m. plural (wrong reading for kaurukṣ-)  |
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kurukṣetraka | m. plural the inhabitants of the kuru-kṣetra-  |
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kurukṣetrin | mfn. (with yoga-) a solar day, in the course of which three lunar days, three asterisms, and three yogas occur.  |
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kurukullā | f. (fr. ru-kulyā-,"belonging to the kuru- race"?) , Name of a Buddhist deity.  |
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kurukurujāṅgala | n. the country of the kuru-s and kuru-jāṅgala-  |
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kurukurukṣetra | n. the country of the kuru-s and kuru-kṣetra-  |
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kurula | m. a curl or lock of hair (especially on the forehead)  |
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kurumba | m. a kind of orange (equals kula-pālaka-)  |
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kurumbā | f. the plant Phlomis ceylanica (commonly droṇa-puṣpī-)  |
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kurumbī | f. a kind of pepper  |
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kurumbikā | f. the plant Phlomis ceylanica  |
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kurunadikā | f. equals ku-nad- commentator or commentary on  |
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kurunandana | m. a descendant of kuru- (as arjuna-, yudhiṣṭhira-, etc.)  |
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kuruṇḍi | m. Name of a ṛṣi- in the third manv-antara-  |
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kuruṅga | m. Name of a prince |
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kuruṇṭa | m. yellow amaranth  |
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kuruṇṭa | m. yellow Barleria  |
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kuruṇṭaka | m. yellow amaranth or Barleria  |
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kuruṇṭha | m. yellow amaranth or Barleria  |
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kuruṇṭī | f. a doll, puppet made of wood  |
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kuruṇṭī | f. the wife of a Brahman  |
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kuruṇṭikā | f. idem or 'm. yellow amaranth or Barleria '  |
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kurūpa | mfn. ill-shaped, deformed, ugly  |
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kurupañcāla | m. plural the kuru-s and pañcāla-s  |
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kurupañcālatrā | ind. as among the kuru-s and pañcāla-s  |
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kurupāṇḍava | m. dual number and plural the descendants of kuru- (id est of dhṛta-rāṣṭra-) and of pāṇḍu-  |
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kurūpatā | f. ugliness.  |
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kurupatha | m. "Name of a man" See kaurupathi-.  |
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kurūpatva | n. ugliness.  |
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kurūpin | mfn. ill-shaped, ugly.  |
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kurupiśaṅgila | mf(ā-)n.?  |
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kurupuṃgava | m. a kuru- chief (in the draupadī-haraṇa- applied to the pāṇḍu- princes).  |
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kurūpya | n. "bad silver", tin  |
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kururāj | m. "lord of the kuru-s", Name of duryodhana-  |
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kururāja | m. Name of yudhiṣṭhira-  |
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kururājya | n. the kuru- realm.  |
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kururī | for kurarī- q.v  |
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kurūru | m. a species of worm  |
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kurusattama | m. idem or 'm. Name of arjuna- '  |
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kuruśravaṇa | m. Name of a prince  |
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kuruśreṣṭha | m. Name of arjuna-  |
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kurusuti | m. Name of a Vedic poet (author of ).  |
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kuruṭa | m. a kind of pot-herb (Marsilea quadrifolia) (see kuraṇṭa-.)  |
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kuruta | ? gaRa hasty-ādi- (varia lectio)  |
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kurutā | f. a particular high number  |
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kurutapāda | mfn. gaRa hasty-ādi- varia lectio  |
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kuruṭin | m. a horse  |
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kurūṭin | mfn. perhaps equals kirīṭin-  |
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kurutīrtha | n. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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kuruvājapeya | m. a particular kind of vājapeya-  |
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kuruvaka | for kurabaka- q.v  |
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kuruvaṃśa | m. Name of a prince  |
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kuruvaṃśaka | m. idem or 'm. Name of a prince '  |
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kuruvarṇaka | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kuruvaśa | m. Name of a prince :  |
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kuruvatsa | m. Name of a prince (varia lectio for -vaśa-).  |
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kuruvinda | m. a kind of barley commentator or commentary on  |
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kuruvinda | m. a fragrant grass (Cyperus rotundus)  |
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kuruvinda | m. the plant Terminalia Catappa  |
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kuruvinda | m. the bud of a flower  |
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kuruvinda | m. equals kulmāṣa- (see kuru-bilvaka-)  |
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kuruvinda | mn. a ruby  |
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kuruvinda | n. black salt  |
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kuruvinda | n. cinnabar  |
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kuruvindaka | m. a wild variety of Dolichos biflorus  |
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kuruvista | m. a pala- of gold (in weight equal to about 700 troy grains) =  |
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kuruvṛddha | m. Name of bhīṣma-  |
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kurvadrūpa | n. cause (according to the cārvāka-s)  |
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kurvāṇa | mfn. (pr. p. A1.) doing, making  |
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kurvāṇa | mfn. acting as a servant, agent  |
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kurvat | mfn. (pr. p. P.,1. kṛ-) doing, acting, etc.  |
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kurvat | mfn. acting as a servant, agent, servant  |
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kurvat | mfn. present, actual  |
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kurvat | = kula- (in compound)  |
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kuś | cl.4 P. kuśyati-, to embrace, enfold (varia lectio kus-).  |
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kuṣ | cl.9 P. kuṣṇāti- (ind.p. kuṣitvā- ; Aorist akoṣīt- ), to tear asunder ; to pinch ; to force or draw out, extract ; to knead commentator or commentary on (perf. p. kuṣita-) ; to test, examine (?) ; to shine (?): cl.6. kuṣati-, to gnaw, nibble : Passive voice kuṣyati- and te-,"to weigh, balance" ([ ])  |
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kus | varia lectio for kuś- q.v  |
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kuśa | m. grass  |
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kuśa | m. (the brāhmaṇa-s commonly call it darbh/a-)  |
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kuśa | m. the sacred grass used at certain religious ceremonies (Poa cynosuroides, a grass with long pointed stalks) etc.  |
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kuśa | m. a rope (made of kuśa- grass) used for connecting the yoke of a plough with the pole  |
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kuśa | m. Name of a son of vasu- uparicara-  |
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kuśa | m. of the founder of kuśathalī-  |
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kuśa | m. of a son of balākāśva- (grandson of balāka-, father of kuśāmba- or kuśa-nābha-)  |
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kuśa | m. of a son of suhotra- (see kāśa-)  |
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kuśa | m. of a son of vidarbha-  |
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kuśa | m. of a son of rāma- (see kuśīlava-)  |
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kuśa | m. of and son of lava- (king of kaśmīra-)  |
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kuśa | m. one of the great dvīpa-s or divisions of the universe (surrounded by the sea of liquefied butter) |
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kuśā | f. ( ) a small pin or piece of wood (used as a mark in recitation)  |
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kuśā | f. a cord (see k/aśā-)  |
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kuśā | f. a horse's bridle (see k/aśā-)  |
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kuśā | f. Name of a plant (commonly madhu-karkaṭikā-)  |
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kuśa | n. water  |
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kuśa | mfn. wicked, depraved  |
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kuśa | n. mad, inebriate  |
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kuśabhāra | m. a load of kuśa- grass,  |
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kuśabindu | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kuśacīra | n. a garment made of kuśa- grass  |
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kuśacīrā | f. "covered with a garment of kuśa- grass", Name of a river  |
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kuśacīrin | mfn. wearing a garment of kuśa- grass,  |
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kusaciva | m. a bad minister  |
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kuśadhārā | f. Name of a river  |
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kuśadhvaja | m. Name of a prince (a son of hrasva-roman-)  |
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kuśadhvaja | m. (a grandson of hrasva-roman-)  |
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kuśadūrvāmaya | mfn. made of the kuśa- and dūrvā- grass  |
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kuśadvīpa | m. Name of one of the seven large dvīpa-s or divisions of the universe  |
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kuśāgra | n. the sharp point of a blade of the kuśa- grass  |
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kuśāgra | n. Name of a prince (the son of bṛhad-ratha-)  |
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kuśāgra | mfn. sharp, shrewd  |
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kuśāgrabuddhi | mfn. one whose intelligence is as sharp as the point of kuśa- grass, shrewd, intelligent  |
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kuśāgrabuddhi | f. shrewdness  |
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kuśāgrīya | mfn. sharp as the point of kuśa- grass, penetrating  |
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kuśāgrīyamati | mfn. of subtle intellect, possessing mental acumen  |
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kuśahasta | mfn. having kuśa- grass in the hand or in the paw (as applied to the tiger)  |
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kusahāya | m. a bad companion  |
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kuśaja | m. plural Name of a people (varia lectio kuśala-)  |
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kuśākara | m. fire (the sacrificial fire being made on a bundle of kuśa- grass)  |
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kuśakāśamaya | mfn. made of the kuśa- and kāśa- grass  |
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kuśaketu | m. Name of brahmā-  |
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kusakhī | f. a bad female friend  |
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kuśākṣa | m. "having sharp eyes", a monkey  |
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kuṣāku | mfn. burning, scorching  |
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kuṣāku | mfn. wicked, detestable  |
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kuṣāku | m. (equals kaṣ-) fire  |
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kuṣāku | m. the sun  |
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kuṣāku | m. a monkey  |
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kuśala | mf(ā-)n. (gaṇa-s sidhmādi-, śreṇy-ādi-,and śramaṇādi-) right, proper, suitable, good (exempli gratia, 'for example' kuśalaṃ- man-,to consider good, approve )  |
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kuśala | mf(ā-)n. well, healthy, in good condition, prosperous etc.  |
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kuśala | mf(ā-)n. fit for, competent, able, skilful, clever, conversant with (locative case [ etc.] genitive case [ ] infinitive mood [ ],or in compound [ gaṇa- śauṇḍādi-;Gaut etc.])  |
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kuśala | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kuśala | m. Name of the Brahmans in kuśadvīpa-  |
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kuśala | m. Name of śiva-  |
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kuśala | m. of a prince  |
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kuśala | m. of a grammarian (author of the pañjikā-pradīpa-)  |
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kuśalā | f. Name of a woman gaRa bāhv-ādi-  |
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kuśala | m. the plant kṣudrāmlikā-  |
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kuśala | n. welfare, well-being, prosperous condition, happiness etc. ([ kuśalam-pracch-,to ask after another's welfare, to say"how do you do?" etc.; kuśalaṃ te-(optionally with dative case ),"hail to thee!"(used as a salutation, especially in greeting a Brahman) etc.])  |
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kuśala | n. benevolence  |
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kuśala | n. virtue  |
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kuśala | n. cleverness, competence, ability  |
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kuśala | n. Name of a varṣa- governed by kuśala-  |
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kuśala | n. (in compound) gaRa vispaṣṭādi-  |
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kuśala | n. happily, cheerfully, (with ās-,"to be well")  |
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kuśala | n. (also) religious merit,  |
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kuśāla | m. Name of a prince  |
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kuṣala | for kuśala- q.v  |
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kusala | for kuśala- q.v  |
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kuśalabuddhi | mfn. wise, able, intelligent.  |
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kuśalacampū | f. Name (also title or epithet) of poem  |
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kuśalakāma | mfn. desirous of happiness  |
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kuśalakāma | m. desire for happiness.  |
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kuśalam | ind. well, in a proper manner, properly  |
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kuśalamataprasaṅga | m. Name (also title or epithet) of poem  |
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kuśalamūla | n. a stock of merit,  |
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kuśalapraśna | m. friendly enquiry after a person's health or welfare, salutation, saying"how do you do?"  |
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kuśalasāgara | m. Name of a scribe (pupil of lāvaṇya-ratna-).  |
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kuśalatā | f. cleverness, ability, conversancy with (locative case)  |
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kuśalatā | f. acuteness of sensation  |
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kuśalatva | n. cleverness, skilfulness.  |
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kuśalava | m. dual number the two sons of rāma- called kuśa- and lava-.  |
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kuśalavāc | mfn. eloquent  |
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kuśalāvasānatā | f. a happy result,  |
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kuśalavat | mfn. well, healthy  |
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kuśalena | ind. in due order (also in compound kuśala--).  |
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kuśaletara | n. misfortune, calamity,  |
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kuśalī | f. the plant Oxalis Corniculata (equals aśmantaka-)  |
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kuśalīkṛ | to make right or proper, arrange in due order : Causal -kārayati-,"to cause to make right", to cause to shave (the head)  |
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kuśalin | mfn. healthy, well, prosperous etc.  |
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kuśalin | mfn. auspicious, favourable  |
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kuśalin | mfn. clever  |
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kuśalin | mfn. virtuous  |
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kuśālmalī | f. the plant Andersonia Rohitaka  |
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kuśalya | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kuśamālin | m. Name (also title or epithet) of all ocean,  |
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kuśāmba | m. (gaRa śubhrādi-; see kūś-), Name of a son of vasu- uparicara-  |
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kuśāmba | m. Name of a son of kuśa- (who was the founder of the town kauśāmbī- )  |
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kusambandha | m. a bad relation (= ) .  |
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kuśāmbu | varia lectio for ba- (the son of kuśa-)  |
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kusaṃgata | n. a bad connection  |
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kuśamuṣṭi | mf. a handful of sacred grass  |
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kuśamuṣṭi | mfn. having the hand full of sacred grass.  |
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kuśanābha | m. Name of a son of kuśa-  |
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kuśanagara | n. Name of the town in which śākya-muni- died  |
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kuśanāman | for śiśu-n- q.v  |
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kuśanāra | varia lectio for -dhārā-.  |
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kuṣaṇḍa | m. Name of a priest  |
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kuśaṇḍa | m. plural (equals ku-ṣaṇḍa-?), Name of a people  |
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kuṣaṇḍa | See 1. ku-.  |
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kuśaṇḍī | f. equals kuśaṇḍikā-.  |
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kuśaṇḍikā | f. consecration of the sacred fire  |
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kuśanetra | m. Name of a daitya-  |
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kuśāṅgurīya | n. a ring of kuśa- grass (worn at religious ceremonies)  |
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kuśāṅgurīyaka | n. idem or 'n. a ring of kuśa- grass (worn at religious ceremonies) '  |
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kuśaṅku | m. Name of a prince  |
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kuśaṅku | See 1. ku-.  |
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kuśāṅkura | m. a blade of kuśa- grass  |
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kuśapa | m. a drinking vessel  |
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kuśapa | m. (varia lectio śaya-.)  |
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kuṣapa | m. the vindhya- mountains,  |
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kuśapavitra | n. kuśa- grass as a means of purification,  |
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kuśaplava | m. Name of a hermitage (edition Bomb.)  |
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kuśaplavana | n. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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kuśaprasū | f. flowering kuśa- grass, ibidem or 'in the same place or book or text' as the preceding  |
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kuśapuṣpa | n. a kind of oak-apple  |
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kuśapuṣpa | n. Name of a plant (equals granthi-parṇa-) or of a perfume so called  |
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kuśapuṣpaka | n. a kind of poison  |
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kuśara | (k/u--) m. a kind of reed  |
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kuśarajju | f. a string made of kuśa- grass  |
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kuśāraṇi | m. "one who may be irritated by a kuśa- blade", Name of the sage durvāsas- (famous for his irascibility)  |
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kusārathi | m. a bad charioteer  |
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kuśarīra | n. a bad body  |
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kuśarīra | mfn. ill-shaped  |
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kuśarīra | mfn. Name of a muni-  |
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kuśarīrabhṛt | mfn. furnished with a body that is miserable in comparison with the soul  |
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kusarit | f. a shallow stream  |
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kuṣāru | m. "Name of a man" See kauṣārava-.  |
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kuśāsana | n. a bad doctrine, heterodoxy.  |
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kuśāsana | n. a small mat of sacred grass (on which a Brahman sits when performing his devotion)  |
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kuśāsana | n. for 2. See 1. ku- (ku-śāsana-). 1.  |
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kuśastamba | m. a bundle of kuśa- grass  |
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kuśastamba | n. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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kuśasthala | n. Name of the town kānyakubja-  |
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kuśasthalī | f. Name of the town dvārakā-  |
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kuśāśva | m. Name of a prince (varia lectio kriśāśva-)  |
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kuśāśva | m. (also varia lectio for kuśāmba- q.v)  |
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kusauhṛda | m. a bad friend.  |
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kuṣavā | f. (perhaps) Name of a river ("Name of a rākṣasī-" )  |
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kuśāvaleha | m. a kind of electuary.  |
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kuśavāri | n. water in which kuśa- grass has been soaked  |
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kuśāvarta | m. Name of a tīrtha- or passage of the Ganges  |
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kuśāvarta | m. Name of a son of ṛṣabha-  |
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kuśāvarta | m. of a muni-  |
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kuśāvarta | m. plural the family of that muni-  |
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kuśavat | mfn. covered with kuśa- grass  |
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kuśavatī | f. Name of a town (equals -sthalī-) (see kuśā-vatī-)  |
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kuśāvatī | f. Name of a town (residence of kuśa- son of rāma-)  |
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kuśavīrā | varia lectio for -cīrā- q.v  |
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kuśaya | m. a cistern  |
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kuśeṇḍva | n. a covering for the hands made of kuśa- grass.  |
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kuśeśaya | mfn. lying in kuśa- grass  |
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kuśeśaya | m. a kind of tree (Pterospermum Acerifolium)  |
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kuśeśaya | m. the Indian crane  |
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kuśeśaya | m. Name of a mountain in kuśa-dvīpa-  |
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kuśeśaya | n. "lying in water", a water-lily etc.  |
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kuśeśaya | n. [once f(ā-). ]  |
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kuśeśayabhū | m. Name of brahmā-  |
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kuśeśayakara | m. "having rays like water-lilies", the sun  |
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kuśeśayākṣa | mfn. lotus-eyed  |
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kuśeśayalocanā | f. a lotus-eyed woman  |
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kuśeśayamaya | mf(ī-)n. consisting of water-lilies  |
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kuśī | f. (equals kuśā-) a small pin (used as a mark in recitation and consisting of wood[ ] or of metal[ ])  |
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kuśī | f. a ploughshare  |
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kuśī | f. a pod of cotton  |
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kuśi | (in compound for kuśin-).  |
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kuśi | m. an owl  |
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kuśīda | m. idem or 'm. Name of a teacher '  |
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kuśīda | m. (See k/usīda-and kusīd/in-.)  |
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kuṣīda | mfn. indifferent, apathetic  |
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kuṣīda | n. for kusīda- q.v  |
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kusida | m. idem or 'f. a kind of demon '  |
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kusīda | mfn. (fr. 1. ku-and sad-?; see kuṣīda-), lazy, inert (?)  |
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kusīda | n. any loan or thing lent to be repaid with interest, lending money upon interest, usury etc.  |
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kusīda | n. red sandal wood  |
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kusīda | mf. a money-lender, usurer  |
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kusīdapatha | m. usury, usurious interest  |
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kusīdavṛddhi | f. usurious interest on money  |
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kusidāyī | f. ( ) idem or 'm. idem or 'f. a kind of demon ' '  |
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kusidāyī | f. the wife of a money-lender  |
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kusīdāyī | f. the wife of a usurer  |
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kusīdika | mf(ī-). a usurer  |
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kuṣīdin | m. Name of a teacher (for kuśīti-)  |
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kusīdin | m. idem or 'mf(ī-). a usurer '  |
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kusīdin | m. (See kuśīti-) Name of a descendant of kaṇva- (author of )  |
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kusīdin | m. of a teacher  |
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kuśigrāmaka | m. Name of a village of the malla-s  |
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kuśikā | f. a piece of wood used as a splint for a broken leg  |
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kuśika | mfn. squint-eyed  |
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kuśika | m. Name of the father [or grandfather ] of viśvā-mitra- etc.  |
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kuśika | m. of the father of gāthin- or gādhin- or gādhi- (the latter being sometimes identified with indra-, who is called kauśika- or kuśikottama- ; gādhi- is also regarded as the father of viśvā-mitra- )  |
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kuśika | m. plural the descendants of kuśika- etc.  |
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kuśika | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kuśika | m. Name of the thirteenth kalpa-  |
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kuśika | m. the sediment of oil  |
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kuśika | m. the plant Shorea Robusta  |
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kuśika | m. the plant Terminalia Bellerica  |
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kuśika | m. the plant Vatika Robusta  |
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kuśika | mn. a ploughshare  |
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kuśikā | f. See the top of the column  |
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kuṣika | m. Name of a prince (varia lectio kuśika-).  |
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kuśikaṃdhara | m. Name of a muni- |
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kuśikasūtra | n. Name of a sūtra- belonging to the (generally called kauśika-sūtra- see ) .  |
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kuśīla | n. a bad character  |
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kuśīla | See 1. ku-.  |
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kuśīlava | m. dual number equals kuśa-lava-  |
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kuśīlava | m. (fr. ku-śīla-?), a bard, herald, actor, mime  |
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kuśīlava | m. a newsmonger  |
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kuśīlava | m. Name of vālmīki- (see kuśin-)  |
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kuśīlavau | m. dual number See kuś/a-.  |
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kuśimbi | f. Name of a plant  |
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kuśimbī | f. idem or 'f. Name of a plant '  |
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kusimbī | f. equals -śimbī-  |
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kuśiṃśapā | f. a kind of Sisu tree (Dalbergia Sisu, equals kapila-śiṃśapā-)  |
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kuśin | mfn. furnished with kuśa- grass  |
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kuśin | m. Name of vālmīki- (so called with reference to kuśa- the son of rāma-)  |
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kuśinagara | n. Name of the capital of the malla-s  |
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kuśinagarī | f. idem or 'n. Name of the capital of the malla-s '  |
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kusindha | n. a trunk  |
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kuśīraka | gaRa sakhy-ādi- (also ; uśīra- )  |
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kuśiṣya | m. a bad pupil  |
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kuśita | mfn. mixed or combined with water (varia lectio kuṣita-)  |
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kuśita | See column 2.  |
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kuṣita | See kuśita- and kuṣ-.  |
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kusita | m. (fr. kus- equals kuś-?), an inhabited country  |
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kusita | m. a kind of demon  |
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kusitā | f. equals kusit/āyī-  |
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kusita | f. (k/ustā-) iv, 2, 3.  |
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kuṣītaka | m. a kind of bird  |
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kuṣītaka | m. Name of a man commentator or commentary on  |
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kuṣītaka | m. plural the descendants of that man gaRa upakādi-.  |
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kusitāyī | f. a kind of demon  |
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kuśīti | m. Name of a teacher  |
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kuśīvaśa | m. Name of vālmīki-  |
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kuṣmala | n. a leaf  |
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kuṣmāṇḍa | m. (see kūṣm-) a kind of pumpkin-gourd (Beninkasa cerifera) (kūśm- edition Bomb.)  |
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kuṣmāṇḍa | m. equals bhrūṇāntara- (a state of the womb in gestation )  |
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kuṣmāṇḍa | m. false conception (?)  |
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kuṣmāṇḍa | n. Name of the verses (kūśm-) (kūśm- edition Bomb.)  |
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kuṣmāṇḍa | m. plural a class of demons (or of demi-gods attached to śiva-; see kumbhāṇḍa-) (kūṣm-)  |
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kuṣmāṇḍa | m. Name of a demon causing disease (varia lectio kūṣm-)  |
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kuṣmāṇḍaka | m. the gourd Beninkasa Cerifera (kūṣm-)  |
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kuṣmāṇḍaka | m. Name of a nāga- (kūśm- edition Bomb.)  |
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kuṣmāṇḍaka | m. Name of an attendant of śiva- (varia lectio kūṣm-).  |
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kuṣmāṇḍī | f. the gourd Beninkasa Cerifera  |
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kuṣmāṇḍī | f. Name of the verses (See kūṣm-)  |
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kuṣmāṇḍī | f. Name of durgā- (varia lectio kūṣm-).  |
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kusmaya | Nom. A1. yate-, to smile improperly ; to see mentally, guess ; to perceive, imagine  |
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kusmayana | n. smiling improperly  |
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kusmita | n. a fart  |
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kuśodaka | n. equals kuśa-vāri-  |
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kuśodakā | f. Name of dākṣāyaṇī- in kuśadvīpa-  |
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kuśorṇā | f. plural wool made of grass |
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kuśri | or k/uśri- m. Name of a teacher  |
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kusṛti | f. a by-way, secret way  |
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kusṛti | f. evil conduct, wickedness  |
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kusṛti | f. cheating, trickery, jugglery  |
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kusṛti | mfn. going evil ways, wicked  |
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kuśruta | mfn. indistinctly heard  |
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kuśruta | mfn. ignorant in (in compound)  |
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kuśruta | n. a bad rumour (= )  |
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kuṣṭa | mf(ā-)n. being of a particular colour  |
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kustā | See kusita-.  |
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kuṣṭacit | gaRa kathādi- (vv.ll. -vid-and kuṣṭha-vid-).  |
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kuṣṭha | mn. (fr. 1. ku-+ stha- ) the plant Costus speciosus or arabicus (used as a remedy for the disease called takm/an-)  |
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kuṣṭha | mn. the plant Saussurea auriculata  |
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kuṣṭha | m. (equals kakundara-) cavity of the loin [Comm.;but perhaps equals k/uṣṭhikā-]  |
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kuṣṭhā | f. the prominent part of anything, mouth or opening (of a basket) commentator or commentary on  |
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kuṣṭha | m. equals k/uṣṭhikā- (taken as measure equal to"one-twelfth")  |
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kuṣṭha | n. leprosy (of which eighteen varieties are enumerated, id est seven severe and eleven less so)  |
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kuṣṭha | n. a sort of poison  |
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kuṣṭhacikitsita | n. the cure of leprosy.  |
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kuṣṭhagala | mfn. having a leprous throat  |
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kuṣṭhagandhi | n. the fragrant bark of the plant Feronia elephantum  |
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kuṣṭhaghna | m. "curing leprosy", Name of the medicinal plant hitāvalī- (equals hitāvalī-)  |
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kuṣṭhaghna | m. Name of a remedy for leprosy |
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kuṣṭhaghnī | f. an esculent root (Solanum indicum equals kāka-mācī-)  |
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kuṣṭhaghnī | f. the tree Ficus oppositifolia  |
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kuṣṭhaghnī | f. the plant Vernonia anthelminthica  |
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kuṣṭhahantṛ | m. "removing leprosy", a kind of bulbous plant  |
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kuṣṭhahantrī | f. equals -nāśinī-  |
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kuṣṭhahara | m. equals -sūdana-  |
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kuṣṭhahṛt | m. equals -kaṇṭaka-  |
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kuṣṭhaja | mfn. produced by leprosy  |
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kuṣṭhaka | See aṅgāra-k-.  |
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kuṣṭhakanda | m. the plant Trichosanthes dioeca  |
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kuṣṭhakaṇṭaka | m. the tree Acacia Catechu  |
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kuṣṭhaketu | m. Name of a shrub akin to the Cassia auriculata  |
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kuṣṭhala | n.  |
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kusthalapura | n. Name (also title or epithet) of a town,  |
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kuṣṭhamaya | mfn. full of leprosy, leprous.  |
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kusthāna | n. a bad place.  |
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kuṣṭhanāśana | m. "curing leprosy", the root of Dioscorea  |
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kuṣṭhanāśana | m. white pepper or mustard  |
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kuṣṭhanāśana | m. the tree Lipeocercis serrata (equals kṣīrīśa-vṛkṣa-)  |
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kuṣṭhanāśinī | f. "curing leprosy", the plant Vernonia anthelminthica  |
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kuṣṭhanāśinī | f. the plant Proralia corylifolia (commonly Hakuca)  |
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kuṣṭhāṅga | mfn. having leprous limbs  |
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kuṣṭhanodana | m. "curing leprosy", the red khadira- tree  |
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kuṣṭhānvita | mfn. afflicted with leprosy.  |
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kuṣṭhāri | m. "enemy of leprosy", sulphur  |
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kuṣṭhāri | m. the plant Acacia Catechu  |
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kuṣṭhāri | m. the plant Acacia Farnesiana  |
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kuṣṭhāri | m. equals kuṣṭha-kanda-  |
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kuṣṭhāri | m. a sort of Helianthus (ādityapattra-,or arka-p-)  |
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kuṣṭharoga | m. the disease called leprosy.  |
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kuṣṭhasūdana | m. "subduing leprosy", the Cassia tree (Cassia or Cathartocarpus Fistula)  |
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kuṣṭhavid | mfn. See kuṣṭa-cit-.  |
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kuṣṭhikā | f. a dew-claw, spur [considered worthless for sacrificial purposes;"the contents of the entrails" ]  |
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kuṣṭhin | mfn. idem or 'mfn. leprous '  |
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kuṣṭhita | mfn. leprous  |
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kustrī | f. (gaRa yuvādi-) a bad wife  |
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kustrīka | mfn. having a bad wife  |
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kustubha | m. (derived fr. kaustubha-), Name of viṣṇu-  |
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kustuka | m. Name of a teacher  |
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kustumbarī | f. the plant coriander (see tumburī-.)  |
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kustumbaru | m. Name of one of kubera-'s attendants  |
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kustumburu | m. idem or 'f. the plant coriander (see tumburī-.)'  |
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kustumburu | m. (sa-k-)  |
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kustumburu | n. the seed of coriander  |
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kusū | m. "earth-born", an earth-worm  |
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kusū | See 2. ku-.  |
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kuṣubhya | Nom. P. bhyati-,"to throw"or"to despise" gaRa kaṇḍv-ādi-.  |
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kuśūla | See kus/ūla-.  |
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kusūla | m. (also written kuśūla-) a granary, store-room (in which rice or other grain is kept)  |
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kusūla | m. a frying-pan  |
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kusūla | m. pulse  |
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kusūla | m. a kind of goblin  |
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kusūlabila | n.  |
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kusūladhānya | n. grain stored for three years' consumption  |
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kusūladhānya | mfn. having grain stored for three years' consumption  |
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kusūladhānyaka | m. a householder etc. who has three years' grain in store  |
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kusūlapāda | mfn. gaRa hasty-ādi-.  |
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kusūlapūraṇāḍhaka | mfn. being (like to mere empty) measures filling a granary  |
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kusuma | n. (fr. kus- ; gaRa ardharcādi-), a flower, blossom etc. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).) & |
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kusuma | n. Name of the shorter sections of deveśvara-'s kavi-kalpa-latā- (the longer chapters being called stabaka-)  |
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kusuma | n. fruit  |
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kusuma | n. the menstrual discharge  |
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kusuma | n. a particular disease of the eyes  |
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kusuma | m. a form of fire  |
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kusuma | m. Name of an attendant of the sixth arhat- of the present avasarpiṇī-  |
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kusuma | m. Name of a prince  |
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kusumabāṇa | m. "flower-arrowed", Name of the god of love  |
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kusumabāṇa | m. the flower-arrow of the god of love (varia lectio)  |
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kusumābhijña | m. Name (also title or epithet) of a tathāgata-,  |
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kusumacāpa | m. equals -kārmuka-  |
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kusumacita | mfn. heaped with flowers.  |
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kusumadanta | m. (equals puṣpa-d-), Name of a mystical being  |
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kusumadāyin | mfn. putting forth buds,  |
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kusumadeva | m. Name of an author.  |
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kusumadhanus | m. equals -kārmuka-  |
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kusumadhanvan | m. idem or 'm. equals -kārmuka- ' ,  |
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kusumādhipa | m. "the prince of flowers", the campa- (a tree which bears a yellow fragrant flower, Michelia Campaka)  |
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kusumādhirāj | m. idem or 'm. "the prince of flowers", the campa- (a tree which bears a yellow fragrant flower, Michelia Campaka) '  |
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kusumadhvaja | m. equals -pura-  |
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kusumadruma | m. a tree full of blossom  |
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kusumajaya | m. Name of a prince  |
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kusumākara | m. a quantity of flowers or place abounding with them  |
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kusumākara | m. a nosegay  |
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kusumākara | m. spring  |
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kusumakārmuka | m. "having flowers for his bow", kāma- (the god of love)  |
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kusumaketu | m. idem or 'm. "having flowers for his bow", kāma- (the god of love) ' ,  |
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kusumaketumaṇḍalin | m. Name of a kiṃnara-  |
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kusumakomala | mfn. tender as a flower  |
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kusumāla | m. a thief  |
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kusumalakṣman | m. "having flowers as a symbol", pradyumna-  |
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kusumalatā | f. a creeper in blossom  |
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kusumalāvī | f. a female gatherer of flowers,  |
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kusumamadhya | n. Name of a tree bearing a large acid fruit (commonly Ca1lita1 Gac, Cordia Myxa or Dillenia Indica)  |
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kusumamālā | f. a wreath of flowers,  |
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kusumamārgaṇa | m. (equals -bāṇa-) the god of love  |
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kusumamaya | mf(ī-)n. consisting of flowers  |
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kusumanaga | m. Name of a mountain  |
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kusumanagara | n. equals -pura-,  |
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kusumāñjali | f. a handful of flowers (properly as much as will fill both hands),  |
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kusumāñjali | f. Name of a philosophical work (written by udayana- ācārya- to prove the existence of a Supreme Being, and consisting of seventy-two kārikā-s divided into five chapters)  |
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kusumāñjalikārikāvyākhyā | f. Name of commentary on the preceding work  |
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kusumāñjalimakaraṇḍa | m. Name of commentary on the preceding work  |
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kusumāñjaliprakāśa | m. Name of commentary on the preceding work  |
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kusumāñjaliprakāśamakaraṇḍa | m. Name of commentary on the preceding work  |
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kusumāñjaliṭīkā | f. Name of commentary on the preceding work  |
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kusumāñjalivṛtti | f. Name of commentary on the preceding work  |
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kusumāñjalivyākhyā | f. Name of commentary on the preceding work  |
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kusumāñjana | n. the calx of brass (used as a collyrium)  |
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kusumaphala | m. the plant Croton Tamalgota  |
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kusumāpīḍa | m. = ma-- māla-,  |
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kusumaprabha | m. Name (also title or epithet) of a tathāgata-,  |
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kusumapura | n. Name of the town pāṭali-putra-  |
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kusumasambhava | m. Name of the tenth month  |
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kusumasambhava | m. Name (also title or epithet) of a tathāgata-,  |
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kusumasanātha | mfn. possessed of flowers, having flowers.  |
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kusumaśara | m. equals -bāṇa-  |
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kusumasāra | m. Name of a merchant  |
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kusumaśarāsana | m. equals -kārmuka-  |
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kusumaśaratva | n. the state of one who has flowers for arrows  |
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kusumāsava | n. "flower-liquor", honey.  |
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kusumasāyaka | m. equals -bāṇa-  |
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kusumaśayana | n. a couch of flowers  |
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kusumaśekharavijaya | m. Name of a play  |
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kusumastabaka | m. a bunch of flowers, nosegay, bouquet  |
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kusumastabaka | m. Name of a metre.  |
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kusumāstra | m. equals kusumāyudha-  |
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kusumātmaka | n. saffron.  |
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kusumāvacaya | m. gathering flowers  |
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kusumāvalī | f. Name of a medicinal work.  |
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kusumavat | mfn. furnished with flowers, in flower  |
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kusumavat | f. equals kusuma-pura-  |
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kusumāvataṃsaka | n. a chaplet, crown of flowers.  |
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kusumavatī | f. a female during menstruation  |
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kusumavicitra | mf(ā-)n. having various flowers  |
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kusumavicitrā | f. Name of a metre consisting of four lines of twelve syllables each.  |
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kusumavṛṣtyabhiprakīrṇa | m. Name (also title or epithet) of a tathāgata-,  |
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kusumaya | Nom. P. yati-, to produce flowers ; to furnish with flowers  |
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kusumāyudha | m. "flower-armed", Name of kāma- (the god of love, his arrows being tipped with flowers) etc.  |
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kusumāyudha | m. Name of a Brahman  |
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kusumbaka | mn. a kind of vegetable  |
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kuṣumbha | m. the venom-bag of an insect (see kusumbha-.)  |
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kusumbha | m. [ am- n. ] safflower (Carthamus tinctorius) etc.  |
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kusumbha | m. saffron (Crocus sativus)  |
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kusumbha | m. "the water-pot of the student and saṃnyāsin-" See -vat-  |
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kusumbha | m. outward affection (compared with the colour of safflower) |
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kusumbha | m. Name of a mountain  |
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kusumbha | n. gold  |
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kuṣumbhaka | m. idem or 'm. the venom-bag of an insect (see kusumbha-.)'  |
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kuṣumbhaka | m. a venomous insect ["an ichneumon" ]  |
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kusumbhalā | f. a kind of Curcuma  |
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kusumbharāga | m. the colour of safflower  |
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kusumbharāga | mfn. "resembling the colour of safflower", outward (as affection)  |
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kusumbhavat | mfn. furnished with a water-pot  |
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kusumbhī | f. equals manthara-  |
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kusumeṣu | m. equals ma-bāṇa-  |
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kusumeṣu | n. the bow of kāma-  |
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kusumeśvaratīrtha | n. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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kusumita | mfn. (gaRa tārakādi-) furnished with flowers, in flower  |
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kusumitalatā | f. Name of a metre consisting of four lines of eighteen syllables each.  |
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kusumitalatāvellikā | f. Name of a metre consisting of four lines of eighteen syllables each.  |
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kusumoda | m. Name of a prince  |
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kusumoda | n. "flower-sea", of the varṣa- governed by that prince  |
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kusumojjvala | mfn. brilliant with blossoms.  |
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kusumya | Nom. P. yati-, to begin to flower (?) gaRa kaṇḍv-ādi-.  |
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kusurubinda | m. Name of a descendant of uddālaka-  |
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kusurubindadaśarātra | n. Name of particular observances (lasting ten days).  |
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kusurubindu | m. equals nda- (author of ) .  |
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kusurubindutrirātra | n. Name of particular observances (lasting three days)  |
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kusuta | m. (equals -ja-) the planet Mars commentator or commentary on  |
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kusuta | See 2. ku-.  |
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kuśvabhra | n. a small hole  |
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kusvāmin | m. a bad master  |
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kusvapna | m. a bad dream, nightmare.  |
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kuṭ | cl.6 P. kuṭati-, to become crooked or curved, bend, curve, curl ; ? ; to be dishonest, cheat : cl.4 P. kuṭyati-, or cl.10 A1. koṭayate-, to break into pieces, tear asunder, divide ; to speak indistinctly ; to be warm, burn (see kuṭṭ-and kuṇṭ-.)  |
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kut | a sautra- root (id est one found in grammatical sūtra-s only) , to spread. |
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kuṭa | mn. a house, family (see kuṭi-) ([? equals kṛta- ])  |
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kuṭa | mn. a water-pot, pitcher  |
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kuṭa | m. a fort, stronghold  |
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kuṭa | m. a hammer, mallet for breaking small stones, ax  |
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kuṭa | m. a tree  |
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kuṭa | m. a mountain  |
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kuṭa | m. Name of a man gaRa aśvādi- and kurv-ādi- ([also , according to to ])  |
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kuta | m. Name of one of the eighteen attendants of the sun (identified with the god of the ocean)  |
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kuṭaca | varia lectio for kuṭa-ja- (Wrightia antidysenterica)  |
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kuṭahārikā | f. equals -kārikā-  |
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kuṭahārikā | See kuṭ-.  |
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kuṭaja | m. Wrightia antidysenterica (having seeds used as a vermifuge; see indra-yava-) etc.  |
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kuṭaja | m. "born in a pitcher", Name of the sage agastya- (see )  |
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kuṭaja | m. of droṇa-  |
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kuṭaja | m. See sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order k/uṭa-.  |
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kuṭajamallī | f. a kind of plant  |
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kuṭajīva | m. the plant putraṃjīva- Roxburghii  |
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kuṭaka | m. a kind of tree (varia lectio kuṭuka-)  |
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kuṭaka | m. equals kuṭhara- q.v  |
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kuṭaka | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kuṭaka | n. a plough without a pole  |
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kuṭakācala | m. Name of a mountain, .  |
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kuṭakārikā | f. a female servant (bringing the water-jar).  |
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kuṭala | n. equals kuṭaṅka-  |
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kuṭala | See kuṭaṅka-.  |
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kuṭāmoda | m. civet  |
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kuṭan | (in compound for kuṭat-, pr. p.)  |
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kutanaya | m. a degenerate son |
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kutanaya | See 1. ku-.  |
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kuṭaṅga | m. Name of a locality  |
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kuṭaṅgaka | m. equals kuṭuṅg- q.v  |
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kuṭaṅka | m. a roof, thatch  |
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kuṭannaka | m. varia lectio for -naṭa-  |
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kuṭannaka | and -naṭa- See kuṭ-.  |
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kuṭannaṭa | m. the fragrant grass Cyperus rotundus  |
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kuṭannaṭa | m. Calosanthes indica |
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kutantrī | f. tail  |
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kutanu | m. "deformed", Name of kubera- (this deity being of a monstrous appearance, having three legs and but eight teeth)  |
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kutapa | mfn. slightly hot  |
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kutapa | mn. (gaRa ardharcādi-) a sort of blanket (made of the hair of the mountain goat)  |
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kutapa | m. the kuśa- grass (Poa cynosuroides)  |
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kutapa | m. the eighth muhūrta- or portion of the day from the last daṇḍa- of the second watch to the first of the third or about noon (an eligible time for the performance of sacrifices to the Manes)  |
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kutapa | m. grain  |
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kutapa | m. a daughter's son  |
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kutapa | m. a sister's son  |
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kutapa | m. a twice-born man (one of the first three classes)  |
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kutapa | m. a Brahman  |
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kutapa | m. a guest  |
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kutapa | m. the sun  |
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kutapa | m. fire  |
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kutapa | m. an ox  |
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kutapa | m. a kind of musical instrument  |
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kuṭapa | m. a measure of grain, etc. (equals kuḍava-)  |
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kuṭapa | m. a divine sage or muni-  |
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kuṭapa | m. a garden or grove near a house (equals niṣkuṭa-)  |
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kuṭapa | n. a lotus  |
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kutapahāra | m. a particular implement, (probably) a sickle,  |
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kutāpasa | m. a wicked ascetic  |
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kutapasaptaka | n. a śrāddha- in which seven constituents occur (viz. noon, a horn platter, a Nepal blanket, silver, sacrificial grass, Sesamum, and kine)  |
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kutapasauśruta | m. Name of a man gaRa pārthivādi-.  |
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kutāpasī | f. a wicked female ascetic  |
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kutapasvin | m. a wicked or bad ascetic  |
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kutapavinyāsa | m. arranging musical instruments and musicians,  |
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kuṭapinī | f. (equals kamalinī-) a lotus plant  |
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kuṭara | varia lectio for kuṭhara- q.v  |
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kutarka | m. fallacious argument, sophistry  |
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kutarka | m. a bad logician  |
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kutarkapatha | m. "the way of sophists", a sophistical method of arguing  |
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kutārkika | m. a bad logician.  |
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kuṭaru | m. a cock  |
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kuṭaru | m. a tent |
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kuṭaruṇā | f. the plant Ipomoea Turpethum (commonly Teöri).  |
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kutas | ind. (fr. 1. ku-), from whom? (for the ablative case of 2. k/a-)  |
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kutas | ind. (kutaḥ kālāt-,since what time? )  |
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kutas | ind. from where? whence? etc.  |
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kutas | ind. whereto? in which direction?  |
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kutas | ind. (ā kutas-,up to where? )  |
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kutas | ind. where?  |
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kutas | ind. wherefore? why? from what cause or motive? because etc. (often in dramas before verses giving the reason of what precedes)  |
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kutas | ind. how? in what manner? etc.  |
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kutas | ind. how much less? much less etc. In a-kutas-, which occurs in compound , kutas- has an indefinite sense (exempli gratia, 'for example' a-kuto-mṛtyu-,not fearing death from any quarter ; see a-kutobhaya-)  |
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kutas | ind. kutas- is also indefinite when connected with the particles api-, cid-, cana- (exempli gratia, 'for example' kuto 'pi-,from any quarter, from any cause ; kuto 'pi kāraṇāt-,from any cause ; kutaś-cid-,from any one, from anywhere etc.(see akutaścid-bhaya-); kutaś cana-,(with a negation preceding) from no side etc.;to no side ; yataḥ kutaś-cid-from any person soever commentator or commentary on )  |
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kutasta | m. (for tas-tya-?) , Name of a man commentator or commentary on (see kautasta-.)  |
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kutastama | mfn. coming from whence, id est not possible,  |
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kutastarām | ind. how? in what manner?  |
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kutastya | mfn. coming from where?  |
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kutastya | mfn. (with api-) of unknown origin  |
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kuth | cl.4. kuthyati-, to stink, become putrid : Causal P. kothayati-, to cause to putrify  |
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kuṭha | m. a tree (see kuṭa-)  |
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kutha | mf(ā-)n. a painted or variegated cloth (serving as an elephant's housings) etc.  |
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kutha | m. sacrificial or kuśa- grass (Poa cynosuroides) śākya-muni- in one of his former thirty-four births  |
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kuthaka | m. a variegated cloth  |
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kuṭhāku | m. the wood-pecker (Picus bengalensis, commonly Kaththakro)  |
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kuṭhara | m. the post round which the string of the churning-stick winds  |
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kuṭhara | m. Name of a nāga- (varia lectio kuṭara-).  |
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kuṭhāra | m. an axe etc.  |
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kuṭhāra | m. a sort of hoe or spade  |
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kuṭhāra | m. a tree (equals kuṭha-)  |
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kuṭhāra | m. Name of a man gaRa śivādi-  |
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kuṭhāra | m. of a nāga-  |
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kuṭhāraka | m. an axe  |
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kuṭhārī | f. an axe  |
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kuṭhārikā | f. a small axe  |
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kuṭhārikā | f. a similarly shaped instrument (used in surgery for scarification)  |
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kuṭhārikā | f. Name of a woman gaRa śubhrādi-.  |
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kuṭhārika | m. a wood-cutter  |
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kuṭhāru | m. a tree  |
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kuṭhāru | m. a monkey  |
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kuṭhāru | m. an armourer  |
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kuṭhāṭaṅka | mf(ā-) an axe  |
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kuṭhera | m. the plant Ocimum pilosum  |
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kuṭhera | m. fire  |
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kuṭheraja | m. (equals kuṭheraka-) a kind of Basilicum  |
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kuṭheraka | m. a kind of Basilicum (Ocimum sanctum or Ocimum, gratissimum)  |
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kuṭheraka | m. Cedrela Toona  |
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kuṭheru | m. the wind produced by a fan or chowrie  |
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kuṭhi | mfn. "leafless, bare"or"crooked, wry"(Comm.;said of a tree)  |
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kuṭhi | m. a tree  |
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kuṭhi | m. a mountain  |
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kuṭhika | m. the plant Costus speciosus or arabicus  |
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kuthita | mfn. stinking (also a-k- negative)  |
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kuthodarī | f. Name of a daughter of nikumbha-  |
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kuthuma | m. plural the family of kuthumin-  |
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kuṭhumi | m. Name of a teacher (author of a law-book).  |
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kuthumi | m. equals thumin-  |
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kuthumin | m. Name of a teacher vArttika (see kuṭhumin-.)  |
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kuṭī | f. gaRa gaurādi- ( ) .  |
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kuṭi | f. "a curvature, curve" See bhṛk-, bhruk-  |
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kuṭi | f. a hut, cottage, hall, shop (equals kuṭī- q.v)  |
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kuṭi | m. a tree  |
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kuṭi | m. the body  |
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kuṭī | f. "a curvature, curve" See bhṛk-, bhruk-  |
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kuṭī | f. a hut, cottage, house, hall, shop etc.  |
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kuṭī | f. a room with openings used for fumigations  |
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kuṭī | f. a bawd  |
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kuṭī | f. a nosegay, bundle or tuft of flowers or vegetables  |
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kuṭī | f. a kind of perfume (commonly murā-), or equals surā- (spirituous liquor)  |
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kuṭīcaka | m. "delighting in staying in the house", a kind of religious mendicant (who lives at his son's expense)  |
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kuṭicara | m. a crocodile  |
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kuṭīcara | m. idem or 'm. "delighting in staying in the house", a kind of religious mendicant (who lives at his son's expense) '  |
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kuṭīcara | m. (equals bahiṣ-kuṭ-) craw-fish  |
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kuṭīgata | mfn. inside the house.  |
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kuṭīgu | m. Name of a man gaRa gargādi-.  |
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kuṭikā | f. a hut  |
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kuṭikā | f. Name of a river (varia lectio kuṭilā-)  |
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kuṭika | mfn. bent, crooked  |
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kuṭikā | f. See kuṭaka-.  |
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kuṭīkā | f. a small house (see ) .  |
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kuṭikoṣṭikā | f. Name of a river  |
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kuṭīkṛta | n. "twisted, frizzled", anything (as woollen cloth) curled or twisted  |
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kuṭīkuṭa | n. gaRa gavāśvādi-.  |
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kuṭikuṭī | ind. (onomatopoetic (i.e. formed from imitation of sounds)) only in compound with  |
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kuṭikuṭīkṛ | to fill with warbling or twittering  |
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kuṭila | mf(ā-)n. bent, crooked, curved, round, running in curved lines, crisped, curled etc.  |
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kuṭila | mf(ā-)n. dishonest, fraudulent etc.  |
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kuṭila | m. a he-goat with particular marks  |
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kuṭilā | f. (scilicet gati-) a particular period in the retrograde course of a planet  |
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kuṭilā | f. Name of a magic power  |
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kuṭila | m. of a river (varia lectio for kuṭikā-)  |
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kuṭila | m. of the river sarasvatī-  |
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kuṭila | fn. Name of a metre (containing four lines of fourteen syllables each)  |
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kuṭila | n. Name of a plant (equals tagara-, kuñcita-, vakra-)  |
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kuṭila | n. a kind of perfume  |
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kuṭila | n. tin  |
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kuṭila | See column 2.  |
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kuṭilagā | f. "going crookedly", a river  |
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kuṭilagāmin | mfn. going crookedly, tortuous  |
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kuṭilagāmitva | n. the state of being capricious  |
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kuṭilagati | mfn. being in a particular period of the retrograde course (as a planet)  |
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kuṭilagati | f. a species of the ati-jagatī- metre (equals candrikā-).  |
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kuṭilageśa | m. "the lord of rivers", the ocean  |
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kuṭilaka | mfn. bent, curved, crisped  |
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kuṭilakīṭaka | m. a kind of spider  |
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kuṭilamanas | mfn. idem or 'mfn. crooked-minded, deceitful '  |
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kuṭilamati | mfn. crooked-minded, deceitful  |
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kuṭilāṅgī | f. Name of a magical faculty.  |
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kuṭilapakṣman | mfn. having curved eyelashes or brows  |
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kuṭilapuṣpikā | f. Trigonella corniculata  |
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kuṭilāśaya | mf(ā-)n. "going crookedly"and,"ill-intentioned, deceitful"  |
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kuṭilasvabhāva | mfn. idem or 'mfn. idem or 'mfn. crooked-minded, deceitful ' '  |
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kuṭilatā | f. crookedness, guile, dishonesty.  |
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kuṭilatva | n. idem or 'f. crookedness, guile, dishonesty.'  |
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kuṭilatva | n. deviation from (in compound)  |
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kuṭilikā | f. ( ) crouching, coming stealthily (like a hunter on his prey;a particular movement on the stage)  |
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kuṭilikā | f. a tool used by a blacksmith  |
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kuṭilīkṛ | to distort (the brows),  |
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kuṭīmaha | m. a festival held in a vihāra-  |
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kuṭīmaya | mfn. gaRa śarādi-.  |
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kuṭīmukha | m. Name of one of the attendants of kubera-  |
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kuṭīnivātam | ind. so as to be protected in a hut against wind  |
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kuṭiñjara | m. a kind of Chenopodium  |
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kutīpāda | m. Name of one of the ṛṣi-s of the sāma-veda-  |
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kuṭipārthiva | m. Name of a man.  |
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kuṭīpraveśa | m. "entering a hut", settling in a cottage  |
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kuṭira | n. (equals kuṭīra-) a hut  |
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kuṭīra | mn. ( ) a cottage, hut, hovel (see kuñja-k-)  |
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kuṭīra | mn. Name of a plant gaRa bilvādi-  |
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kuṭīra | n. sexual intercourse  |
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kuṭīra | n. equals kevala- (exclusiveness?)  |
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kuṭīraka | m. a hut, Vet  |
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kuṭīraka | m. equals kuṭī-caka-.  |
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kutīrtha | m. a bad teacher.  |
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kuṭita | mfn. crooked, bent  |
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kuṭitṛ | mfn. ( ) making crooked  |
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kuṭitṛ | mfn. acting dishonestly  |
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kuṭitṛ | mfn. being bent.  |
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kutittiri | m. a species of bird resembling the partridge  |
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kuṭīya | Nom. P. yati-, to imagine one's self in a hut (not in )  |
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kuṭmala | See kuḍmala-.  |
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kuto | (in compound for kutas-).  |
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kutomūla | mfn. having what origin?  |
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kutonimitta | mfn. having what cause or reason?  |
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kutra | ind. (fr. 1. ku-), where? whereto? in which case? when? etc.  |
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kutra | ind. wherefore?  |
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kutra | ind. kutra-kva-, where (this) -where (that) id est how distant or how different is this from that, how little is this consistent with that? kutra- becomes indefinite when connected with the particles api-, cid- exempli gratia, 'for example' kutrāpi-, anywhere, somewhere, wherever, to any place, wheresoever  |
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kutra | ind. k/utrā cid- ([ ]) or kutra cid- ([ etc.]) , anywhere, somewhere, wheresoever  |
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kutra | ind. na kutra cid-, nowhere, to no place whatsoever  |
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kutra | ind. equals kasmiṃś-cid- exempli gratia, 'for example' kutra cid araṇye-, in a certain wood  |
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kutra | ind. kutra cid-kutra cid-, in one case-in the other case, sometimes-sometimes  |
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kutra | ind. yatra kutra cid-, wherever it be, here or there commentator or commentary on  |
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kutratya | mfn. where living or residing? |
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kutṛṇa | n. water houseleek (Pistia Stratiotes)  |
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kutṛṇa | See 1. ku-.  |
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kuts | (perhaps related to k/utas-) cl.10 P. kutsayati- ([also A1. yate- ;rarely cl.1 P. kutsati- ;once cl.4 P. kutsyati- ]), to despise, abuse, revile, contemn ; ([ confer, compare Lithuanian kussinu.])  |
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kutsā | f. reproach, contempt  |
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kutsa | m. Name of a ṛṣi- (called ārjuneya-, author of several hymns of the ;when attacked by the demon śuṣṇa-, indra- defended him and killed the demon;but in other hymns[ ] kutsa- is represented as persecuted by indra-)  |
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kutsa | m. Name of a descendant of aṅgiras- (author of the hymns )  |
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kutsa | m. lightning, thunderbolt  |
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kutsa | m. plural ( ) the descendants or the family of kutsa-  |
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kutsa | n. the plant Costus speciosus or arabicus (see k/autsa-, puru-k/utsa-,etc.)  |
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kutsa | m. (also) a distance of about 30 inches,  |
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kutsakuśikikā | f. the intermarriage of the kutsa- and kuśika- families  |
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kutsalā | f. the indigo plant  |
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kutsana | n. abuse, reviling, reproach  |
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kutsana | n. reproachful or abusive expression  |
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kutsanā | f. an expression of contempt  |
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kutsaputra | m. a son of kutsa-  |
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kutsāra | (fr. 2. ku-), a fissure in the earth commentator or commentary on  |
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kutsava | See puru-k-.  |
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kutsavatsa | m. idem or 'm. a son of kutsa- '  |
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kutsayā | ind. instrumental case contemptuously  |
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kutsāyana | m. Name of a man (see kautsāyana-.)  |
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kutsībhū | to become subject to reproach commentator or commentary on  |
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kutsita | mfn. despised, reviled, contemptible, vile etc.  |
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kutsita | n. the grass Cyperus  |
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kutsya | mfn. blamable  |
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kutsya | m. Name of the ṛṣi- kutsa-  |
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kutsya | 1. and 2. kutsya- See kuts- and k/utsa-.  |
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kuṭṭ | cl.10. kuṭṭayati- ( ) , to crush, bruise ; to grind or pound, paw (the ground) ; to strike slightly commentator or commentary on ; to multiply ; to censure, abuse ; to fill  |
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kuṭṭa | mfn. in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' breaking or bruising, grinding, etc. see aśma-k-, śilā-k-  |
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kuṭṭa | m. a multiplier such that a given dividend being multiplied by it and a given quantity added to (or subtracted from) the product, the sum (or difference) may be measured by a given divisor.  |
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kuṭṭahārikā | f. for kuṭa-hār- q.v  |
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kuṭṭaka | mfn. in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' cutting, breaking, bruising, grinding, etc. see aśma-k-, ikṣu-k-  |
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kuṭṭaka | m. a grinder, pulveriser  |
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kuṭṭaka | m. a multiplier (equals kuṭṭa- q.v)  |
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kuṭṭaka | m. a buck-goat with particular marks  |
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kuṭṭaka | m. a kingfisher  |
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kuṭṭāka | mf(ī- )n. in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' cutting, breaking, splitting |
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kuṭṭakādhyāya | m. that branch or chapter of arithmetic (treated by brahmagupta-) which treats of the multiplier called kuṭṭaka-.  |
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kuṭṭākāra | m. Name of the mathematical operation relative to a multiplier called kuṭṭa- commentator or commentary on  |
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kuṭṭakavyavahāra | m. that branch or chapter of arithmetic (treated by brahmagupta-) which treats of the multiplier called kuṭṭaka-.  |
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kuṭṭamita | n. affected repulse of a lover's caresses (one of the ten blandishments of women; varia lectio kuṭṭum-)  |
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kuṭṭana | n. cutting  |
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kuṭṭana | n. pounding, grinding, beating, threshing etc. (see śilā-k-)  |
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kuṭṭana | n. abusing  |
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kuṭṭanī | f. a kind of spear  |
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kuṭṭanī | f. a bawd  |
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kuṭṭantī | f. a kind of dagger  |
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kuṭṭāparānta | m. plural Name of a people (varia lectio kundāp-).  |
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kuṭṭapracaraṇa | m. plural Name of a people  |
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kuṭṭaprāvaraṇa | m. plural idem or 'm. plural Name of a people '  |
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kuṭṭāra | m. a mountain  |
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kuṭṭāra | n. "sexual intercourse"or,"pleasure"  |
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kuṭṭāra | n. a woollen cloth  |
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kuṭṭāra | n. equals kevala- (exclusiveness?) (see kuṭīra-.)  |
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kuttha | (in astronomy) the fifteenth yoga-  |
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kuṭṭima | mf(ā-)n. plastered or inlaid with small stones or with mosaic  |
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kuṭṭima | mn. (gaRa ardharcādi-) an inlaid or paved floor, pavement, ground paved with mosaic, ground smoothed and plastered etc.  |
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kuṭṭima | mn. ground prepared for the site of a mansion  |
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kuṭṭima | mn. a cottage  |
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kuṭṭima | mn. the pomegranate  |
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kuṭṭin | mfn. cutting, pounding  |
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kuṭṭinī | f. (equals kuṭṭanī-) a bawd  |
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kuṭṭīra | m. a mountain  |
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kuṭṭita | mfn. bruised  |
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kuṭṭita | mfn. pounded, flattened  |
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kuṭṭitā | f. (scilicet sirā-) unskilful opening of a vein (the latter being cut to pieces by repeated application of the knife)  |
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kuṭṭumita | See kuṭṭam-.  |
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kutū | f. a leathern oil-bottle  |
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kutūhala | n. (fr. kutas-and hala-,"calling out"?) , curiosity, interest in any extra-ordinary matter etc.  |
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kutūhala | n. inclination, desire for (prati- locative case or in compound) etc.  |
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kutūhala | n. eagerness, impetuosity  |
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kutūhala | n. what excites curiosity, anything interesting, fun  |
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kutūhala | mfn. surprising, wonderful  |
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kutūhala | mfn. excellent, celebrated (see kautūhala-.)  |
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kutūhalakṛt | mfn. exciting curiosity  |
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kutūhalaśālā | f. a room for recreation,  |
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kutūhalavat | mfn. curious, taking interest in anything  |
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kutūhalin | mfn. curious, highly interested in anything  |
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kutūhalin | mfn. eager, impatient.  |
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kutūhalita | mfn. gaRa tārakādi-.  |
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kuṭuka | varia lectio for kuṭaka- q.v  |
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kutuka | n. (gaRa yuvādi-) curiosity  |
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kutuka | n. eagerness, desire for (in compound) (see kautuka-.)  |
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kutukin | mfn. idem or 'mfn. curious, inquisitive '  |
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kutukita | mfn. curious, inquisitive  |
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kuṭumba | n. a household, members of a household, family etc.  |
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kuṭumba | n. the care of a family, house-keeping (hence metaphorically care or anxiety about anything; in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' )  |
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kuṭumba | n. Name of the second astrological mansion (equals artha-)  |
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kuṭumba | mn. name  |
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kuṭumba | mn. race  |
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kuṭumba | mn. a relation (by descent, or by marriage from the mother's side)  |
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kuṭumba | mn. offspring, progeny  |
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kuṭumbaka | n. a household, family etc.  |
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kuṭumbaka | n. the duties and cares of a householder  |
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kuṭumbaka | m. Name of a grass (equals bhū-tṛṇa-)  |
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kuṭumbakalaha | m. n. domestic dissension.  |
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kuṭumbārtham | ind. for the support or on account of a family.  |
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kuṭumbaukas | n. apartments etc. appropriated to the accommodation of relations, etc.  |
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kuṭumbavyāpṛta | m. an attentive father of a family.  |
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kuṭumbaya | Nom. P. yati-, to support a family  |
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kuṭumbika | mfn. taking care of a household  |
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kuṭumbika | m. a home-slave  |
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kuṭumbin | m. a householder etc.  |
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kuṭumbin | m. in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' (metaphorically) one who takes care of anything  |
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kuṭumbin | m. a member of a family, any one (also a servant) belonging to a family  |
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kuṭumbin | m. a peasant  |
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kuṭumbin | m. plural (inau-) the householder and his wife  |
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kuṭumbinī | f. the wife of a householder, mother of a family etc.  |
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kuṭumbinī | f. a female servant of a house commentator or commentary on  |
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kuṭumbinī | f. a large household gaRa khalādi-  |
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kuṭumbinī | f. a small shrub used in med. (kṣīriṇī-,a kind of moon-plant)  |
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kuṭumbitā | f.  |
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kuṭumbitva | n. the state of being a householder or a member of a family  |
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kuṭumbitva | n. family connection or union, living as one family.  |
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kutumbuka | m. a kind of pot-herb  |
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kutumburu | n. a bad fruit of the plant Diospyros embryopteris  |
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kutūṇaka | equals kukūṇ-  |
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kuṭuṅgaka | m. an arbour or bower formed of creeping plants  |
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kuṭuṅgaka | m. a creeper winding round a tree  |
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kuṭuṅgaka | m. a thatch, roof (see kuṭaṅka-)  |
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kuṭuṅgaka | m. a hut, cottage  |
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kuṭuṅgaka | m. a granary, store-room  |
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kutupa | m. a small kutū-, or leathern oil-bottle  |
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kutupa | mn. the eighth muhūrta- of the day (= ku-tapa- q.v)  |
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kuṭvudī | m. Name (also title or epithet) of a Sultan (Qutb-ud-din),  |
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kuva | n. a water-lily, lotus (see kuvala-,etc.)  |
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kuvāc | f. idem or 'n. injurious or censorious language '  |
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kuvaca | mfn. using bad language, abusive  |
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kuvada | mfn. equals -vaca-  |
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kuvāda | mfn. detracting, censorious  |
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kuvadhū | f. a bad wife  |
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kuvādika | m. "crying unpleasantly", a charlatan, quack  |
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kuvaidya | m. a bad physician  |
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kuvaikaṭika | m. vaikaṭika |
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kuvajraka | m. a stone resembling a diamond  |
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kuvakālukā | f. Name of a vegetable (equals gholī-śāka-)  |
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kuvakra | mfn. slightly bent  |
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kuvākya | n. injurious or censorious language  |
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kuvala | mf(ī-). (gaRa gaurādi-) the jujube tree (Zizyphus Jujuba)  |
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kuvala | n. the fruit of that tree  |
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kuvala | n. (equals kuvalaya-) the water-lily |
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kuvala | n. a pearl  |
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kuvalakuṇa | m. the time when the tree Zizyphus Jujuba bears fruits gaRa pīlv-ādi-.  |
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kuvalaprastha | m. Name of a town gaRa karky-ādi- (varia lectio for kurala-pr-).  |
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kuvalasaktu | m. plural Jujuba fruits and barley grains  |
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kuvalāśva | m. Name of the prince dhundhumāra-  |
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kuvalāśva | m. (vv.ll. kubal-, kuvalayāśva-and śvaka- q.v)  |
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kuvalaya | n. the orb  |
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kuvalaya | n. the water-lily (especially the blue variety, the flower of which opens at night) etc.  |
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kuvalayā | f.  |
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kuvalaya | m. Name of the horse of kuvalayāśva- (see kuvala-.)  |
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kuvalaya | See 2. ku-.  |
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kuvalayāditya | m. Name of a prince (equals yāpīḍa-)  |
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kuvalayadṛś | f. "lotus-eyed", a handsome woman  |
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kuvalayamālā | f. Name of a mare  |
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kuvalayamaya | mf(ī-)n. consisting of blue water-lilies  |
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kuvalayānanda | m. Name of work on rhetoric by apya-dīkṣita-.  |
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kuvalayanayanā | f. idem or 'f. "lotus-eyed", a handsome woman '  |
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kuvalayāpīḍa | m. Name of a prince (equals yāditya-)  |
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kuvalayāpīḍa | m. Name of a daitya- (who, changed to an elephant, became the vehicle of kaṃsa-)  |
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kuvalayāpīḍa | m. Name of an elephant  |
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kuvalayapura | n. Name of a town.  |
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kuvalayāśva | m. Name of the prince dhundhumāra-  |
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kuvalayāśva | m. Name of the prince pratardana- (varia lectio kubal-)  |
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kuvalayāśvacaritra | n. "the adventures of kuvalayāśva-", Name of a Prakrit poem (composed by viśvanātha- kavi-rāja-)  |
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kuvalayāśvaka | m. Name of the prince dhundhumāra-  |
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kuvalayāśvīya | n. the story of kuvalayāśva-  |
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kuvalayāvalī | f. Name of a princess  |
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kuvalayavatī | f. "possessing water-lilies", Name of a princess  |
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kuvalayeśa | m. "ruler of the earth", a king  |
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kuvalayinī | f. an assemblage of water-lilies, place abounding with them  |
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kuvalayita | mfn. (gaRa tārakādi-) decorated with water-lilies  |
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kuvaleśaya | m. "resting on a water-lily", Name of viṣṇu-  |
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kuvama | m. the sun [Comm.]  |
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kuvaṅga | n. (equals vaṅga-) lead  |
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kuvaṇij | m. a bad merchant  |
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kuvapus | mfn. ill-shaped.  |
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kuvara | mfn. (equals tuv-) astringent in flavour  |
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kuvarī | f. a sort of fish  |
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kuvarṣa | m. a sudden and violent shower of rain |
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kuvartman | n. "a bad road", bad doctrine (edition Bomb.)  |
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kuvastra | n. a bad garment  |
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kuvāṭa | m. equals kav-  |
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kuvāṭaka | m. idem or 'm. equals kav- '  |
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kuvaya | m. (equals kv/ayi-) a kind of bird  |
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kuvedhas | m. bad fate  |
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kuvela | n. (equals kuvalaya-) a blue water-lily  |
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kuveṇā | f. (equals -veṇī-) a fish-basket  |
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kuveṇā | f. Name of a river (varia lectio tuṅga-v-)  |
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kuveṇī | f. a badly braided tress of hair  |
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kuveṇī | f. a woman with her hair badly braided  |
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kuveṇī | f. a fish-basket  |
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kuvid | ind. (fr. 1. ku-and id-; gaRa cādi-), if, whether (a particle of interrogation used in direct and indirect questions)  |
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kuvid | ind. "where, where at all"["often, frequently" ]  |
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kuvid | ind. (a verb following this particle does not lose its accent )  |
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kuvid | ind. equals bahu-  |
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kuviḍambanā | f. cheat or deceit of a very low kind,  |
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kuvikrama | m. bravery exhibited in the wrong place  |
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kuvīṇā | f. the lute of the cāṇḍāla-s  |
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kuvinda | m. (equals kupinda-) a weaver commentator or commentary on  |
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kuvindaka | m. idem or 'm. (equals kupinda-) a weaver commentator or commentary on '  |
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kuvindaka | m. (in music) a kind of measure.  |
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kuvīrā | f. Name of a river  |
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kuvitsa | m. (fr. kuv/id-), any one, an unknown person  |
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kuvivāha | m. degrading or improper marriage  |
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kuvṛṣala | m. a bad śūdra-  |
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kuvṛtti | f. bad living  |
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kuvyāpāra | m. a bad occupation  |
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kuyajvin | m. a bad sacrificer  |
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kuyava | mfn. (k/u--) causing a bad harvest (Name of a demon slain by indra-)  |
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kuyava | m. Name of another demon  |
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kuyava | n. a bad harvest(?) See k/ū-y-.  |
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kuyavāc | mfn. (kuya-= ku-1), speaking ill, abusing (Name of a demon slain by indra-) (see )  |
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kuyoga | m. an inauspicious conjunction of planets or signs or periods, etc.  |
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kuyogin | m. a bad yogin-, impostor  |
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kuyoni | f. a base womb, womb of a low woman  |
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abhijñānaśakuntala | n. title of a play of kālidāsa- id est (the nāṭaka-or play) on the subject of"token-(recognized)- śakuntalā-"  |
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abhikuṣ | -kuṣṇāti-, to tear, pull at, pinch |
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abhikuts | to revile, inveigh against  |
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abhugnakukṣitā | f. the having the loins not bent (one of the 80 minor marks of a buddha-), .  |
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adhaḥkumba | mf(ā-)n. having the thick end downwards, , Scholiast or Commentator  |
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adhivājyakulādya | m. Name of a country  |
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āḍhyakulīna | mfn. descended from a rich family  |
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aditikuṇḍalāharaṇa | n. Name (also title or epithet) of a nāṭaka- by kādamba-.  |
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āgamaśaṣkulī | f. śaṣkulī- as offered on the arrival (of a guest)  |
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agnikukkuṭa | m. a lighted wisp of straw, firebrand  |
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agnikumāra | m. a particular preparation of various drugs. Name of a class of bhavanavāsin- deities  |
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agnikuṇḍa | n. a pan with live coals  |
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agnikuṇḍa | n. a hole or enclosed space for the consecrated fire  |
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ahinakulikā | f. the natural enmity between a snake and an ichneumon  |
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aikṣvāku | Epic for aikṣvāk/a- above.  |
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aindrāgnakulāya | m. a particular ekāha- (q.v)  |
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ajātakakud | m. a young bull whose hump is yet undeveloped  |
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ajñātakulaśila | mfn. whose lineage and character are unknown,  |
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akālakuṣmāṇḍa | m. a pumpkin produced out of season |
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akālakuṣmāṇḍa | m. a useless birth.  |
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akālakusuma | n. a flower blossoming out of season.  |
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ākhaṇḍalakakubh | f. "indra-'s quarter", the east,  |
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akṣakuśala | mfn. skilled in dice.  |
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akudhryañc | /aṅ-, dhr/īcī-, /ak-(kudhri-for kudha-for kuha- equals kutra-),"going nowhere" (āk-,4) . ind. objectless, aimless  |
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ākuḍmalīkṛta | mfn. half expanded,  |
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akuha | m. no deceiver  |
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akuhaka | m. idem or 'm. no deceiver '  |
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ākula | mf(ā-)n. (fr. ā--1. kṝ-?) confounded, confused, agitated, flurried etc.  |
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ākula | mf(ā-)n. confused (in order), disordered  |
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ākula | mf(ā-)n. filled, full, overburdened with (instrumental case or generally in compound), eagerly occupied  |
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ākula | n. a place crowded with people  |
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ākula | n. "confusion" See sākula-.  |
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akula | mfn. not of good family, low  |
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akula | m. Name of śiva-  |
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akulā | f. Name of pārvatī-  |
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akulā | f. the 1st, 3rd, 5th, 7th, 9th, 11th, and 13th days of a half-month  |
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akula | n. Name (also title or epithet) of particular lunar mansions.  |
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akula | (in astronomy) Name (also title or epithet) of Sunday, Monday, Thursday, and Saturday  |
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akulaka | mfn. (fruit) without stone,  |
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ākulakṛt | mfn. "making confused", the plant Anthemis Pyrethrum (See ākalla-)  |
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ākulatā | f. perplexity, confusion  |
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akulatā | f. lowness of family.  |
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ākulatva | n. idem or 'f. perplexity, confusion ' etc.  |
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ākulatva | n. multitude, crowd  |
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ākulaya | Nom. P. (parasmE-pada yat-) to make disordered  |
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ākulendriya | mfn. confused in mind  |
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ākuli | m. "Name of an asura- priest" See kilāta-.  |
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ākulī | (for ākula-in compound with1. kṛ-and bhū-and their derivatives) .  |
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ākulībhāva | m. the becoming perplexed  |
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ākulībhūta | mfn. perplexed  |
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ākulīkaraṇa | etc. See below sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order ākulī-.  |
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ākulīkaraṇa | n. confounding 1.  |
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ākulīkṛ | Passive voice (p. -kriyamāṇa-; Aorist ākuly-akāri-) to be confounded or bewildered  |
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ākulīkṛta | mfn. confounded, perplexed  |
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ākulīkṛta | mfn. filled with (instrumental case or in compound)  |
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akulīna | mfn. not of good family  |
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ākulita | mfn. confounded, bewildered, perplexed etc.  |
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ākulita | mfn. made muddy (as water)  |
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akumāra | m. not a boy (said of indra-)  |
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ākumāram | See sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order 3. /ā-.  |
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akumbha | m. "no water-jar", anything singular of its kind,  |
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ākuñc | Caus. (Potential -kuñcayet-; ind.p. -kuñcya-) to bend (as a limb)  |
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ākuñcana | n. bending (of a limb)  |
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ākuñcita | mfn. bent (as the arm or the knee, etc.) etc.  |
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ākuñcita | mfn. contracted (as the lips) |
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ākuñcita | mfn. curled (as the hair)  |
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akuṇḍala | mfn. without ear-rings,  |
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akuṇṭha | mfn. not blunted, not worn out  |
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akuṇṭha | mfn. vigorous, fixed  |
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akuṇṭha | mfn. ever fresh, eternal.  |
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akuṇṭhadhiṣṇya | n. an eternal abode, heaven.  |
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ākuṇṭhita | mfn. confounded, abashed  |
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akuṇṭhita | mfn. equals a-kuṇṭha-.  |
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akupya | n. not base metal, gold or silver  |
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akupya | n. any base metal (equals kupya-See 3. a-).  |
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akupya | 2. n. (impersonal or used impersonally) anger must not be shown,  |
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akupyaka | n. gold or silver  |
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akupyat | mfn. not boiling,  |
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ākurvatī | See ā-kṛ-.  |
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ākurvatī | mfn. (pr. p. f.), Name of a particular rocky hill  |
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akuśala | mf(ā-)n. inauspicious, evil  |
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akuśala | mf(ā-)n. not clever  |
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akuśala | n. evil, an evil word  |
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akuśala | n. (with Buddhists) demerit, sin, .  |
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akusīda | or akuśīda- mfn. taking no interest or usury, without gain.  |
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akuṣṭhipṛṣat | mfn. neither leprous nor spotted,  |
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akusuma | mfn. flowerless.  |
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ākuṭ | (Causal - koṭayati-), to break,  |
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akutas | ind. (usually in compound), not from any quarter or cause.  |
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akutaścala | m. not movable from any cause  |
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akutaścala | m. Name of śiva-.  |
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akutaścana | m. Name (also title or epithet) of śiva-,  |
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akutaścid | ind. not for any reason, unintentionally,  |
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akutaścidbhaya | mfn. having no fear from any quarter, secure.  |
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ākuṭila | mfn. a little bent,  |
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ākuṭila | a little curled,  |
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akutobhaya | mfn. having no fear from any quarter, secure.  |
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akutomṛtyu | mfn. not threatened by death from any quarter,  |
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akutra | or (Ved.)  |
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akutrā | ind. nowhere, astray  |
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akutracabhaya | mfn. having no fear from any quarter, secure.  |
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akutsayat | mfn. not abusing or reproaching, .  |
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akutsita | mfn. unreproached.  |
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akutūhala | mfn. not taking interest in (locative case),  |
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alaṃkumāri | mfn. fit for marrying a young girl  |
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alikula | n. a swarm of bees  |
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alikulapriyā | f. "fond of or full of swarms of bees", the plant Rosa Glandulifera  |
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alikulasaṃkulā | f. "fond of or full of swarms of bees", the plant Rosa Glandulifera  |
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āmakumbha | m. a water-jar of unbaked clay.  |
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ambukukkuṭa | m. a water-fowl,  |
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amedhyakuṇapāśin | mfn. feeding on carrion.  |
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amlāṅkuśa | m. a kind of sorrel.  |
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amṛtakuṇḍa | n. the vessel containing the amṛta- or nectar.  |
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āmukulita | mfn. (fr. mukalaya- Nom.with ā-), a little open (as a blossom)  |
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amuṣyakula | mfn. belonging to the family of such a one, (gaṇa-s pratijanādi-and manojñādi- q.v)  |
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āmuṣyakulikā | f. (fr. amuṣya-kula-), the being of that family  |
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anākula | mf(ā-)n. not beset  |
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anākula | mf(ā-)n. not confused, unperplexed, calm, consistent, regular.  |
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anaṅkuśa | mfn. unrestrained.  |
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aṅgārakuṣṭhaka | m. the plant hitāvalī-.  |
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anilakumāra | m. plural "wind-princes", a class of deities |
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aṅku | dual number a particular part of a chariot, .  |
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aṅkuḍaka | m. a key  |
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aṅkulī | f. a cat (varia lectio akulī-),  |
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aṅkupa | n. water  |
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aṅkura | m. a sprout, shoot, blade, a swelling, a tumour  |
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aṅkura | m. a hair  |
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aṅkura | m. blood  |
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aṅkura | m. water  |
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aṅkura | 2 Nom. P. rati-, to shoot, sprout, bud,  |
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aṅkuraka | m. a nest  |
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aṅkuraṇa | n. shooting, sprouting (literally and figuratively),  |
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aṅkurāropaṇa | n. "planting a shoot", a kind of nuptial ceremony, .  |
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aṅkurārpaṇa | n. "planting a shoot", a kind of nuptial ceremony, .  |
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aṅkuravat | mfn. abounding in sprouts or buds,  |
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aṅkuraya | Nom. P. yati-, to cause to sprout or bud, effect, produce,  |
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aṅkurāya | Nom. A1. yate-, to shoot, sprout,  |
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aṅkurita | mfn. sprouted.  |
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aṅkuśa | mn. a hook, especially an elephant-driver's hook  |
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aṅkuśā | f. one of the twenty-four jaina- goddesses ([ confer, compare Greek ; German Angel]).  |
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aṅkuśadurdhara | m. a restive elephant.  |
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aṅkuśagraha | m. an elephant-driver.  |
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āṅkuśāyana | mfn. (gaRa pakṣādi- q.v;not in )  |
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aṅkuśī | f. one of the twenty-four jaina- goddesses ([ confer, compare Greek $; German Angel]).  |
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aṅkuśin | mfn. having a hook, laying hold of with a hook  |
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aṅkuśita | mfn. urged on by the hook.  |
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aṅkuṭa | m. a key  |
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antaḥkuṭila | mfn. internally crooked  |
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antaḥkuṭila | mfn. fraudulent  |
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antaḥkuṭila | m. a couch  |
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anukuñcita | mfn. bent, made, crooked.  |
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anukuṣ | to drag along |
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apakukṣi | m. a bad or ill-shaped belly (?)  |
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apakukṣi | m. (also used as a bahu-vrīhi-and avyayī-bhāva-.)  |
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apakuñja | m. Name of a younger brother of the serpent-king śeṣa-  |
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aparakānyakubja | m. Name of a village in the western part of kānyakubja-  |
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apaśakuna | n. a bad omen.  |
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apratiṣkuta | mfn. not to be kept off, unrestrainable  |
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āraṇyakukkuṭa | m. a wild cock  |
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araṇyakulathikā | f. the plant Glycine Labialis Lin.  |
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araṇyakusumbha | m. the plant Carthamus Tinctorius  |
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arasīṭhakkura | m. Name of a poet (mentioned in śārṅgadhara-'s anthology).  |
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ardhacandrakuṇḍa | n. Name of a mystical figure of semilunar form  |
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ardhamakuṭa | m. Name (also title or epithet) of śiva-,  |
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ardhanākula | n. a kind of yoga- posture,  |
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arkakuṇḍatīrtha | n. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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arvākkula | n. the near bank of a river.  |
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āryakulyā | f. Name of a river  |
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āryakumāra | m. a noble prince  |
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aśakumbhī | f. the aquatic plant Pistia Stratiotes  |
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aśakuna | n. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).) an inauspicious omen  |
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aśakunībhū | to turn into an inauspicious omen  |
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asaṃkula | mfn. not crowded  |
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asaṃkula | m. a broad road  |
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āśekuṭin | m. Name of a mountain  |
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āsku | P. (-skauti- and -skun/oti- ) to pull, pluck, tear.  |
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aśmakuṭṭa | mfn. breaking or bruising with a stone (as grain)  |
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aśmakuṭṭaka | mfn. idem or 'mfn. breaking or bruising with a stone (as grain) '  |
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asthikumbha | m. an urn for preserving the bones of burned bodies,  |
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asthikuṇḍa | n. a hole filled with bones (part of the hell)  |
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asurakumāra | m. plural the first of the ten classes of bhavanavāsin- deities  |
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aśvakuṇapa | n. the carcass of a horse  |
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aśvakuñjara | m. an excellent horse,  |
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aśvakuṭī | f. a stable for horses  |
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aśvasaṅku | m. Name of a dānava-  |
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aśvatthakuṇa | m. the fruit season of the holy fig tree, (gaRa pīlv-ādi- q.v)  |
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aśvinīkumāra | m. the son of aśvinī- (said to be the father of the first physician)  |
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atikulva | (/ati-.) mfn. too bald  |
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atikup | to become very angry.  |
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atikutsita | mfn. greatly despised.  |
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atirājakumāri | mfn. superior to a princess  |
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atyaṅkuśa | mfn. past or beyond the (elephant-driver's) hook, unmanageable.  |
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atyantasukumāra | mfn. very tender  |
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atyantasukumāra | m. a kind of grain, Panicum Italicum.  |
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aupakurvāṇaka | equals upakurvāṇaka- q.v  |
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avakarakuṭa | m. heap of sweepings  |
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avakuñcana | n. curving, flexure, contraction  |
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avakuṇṭhana | n. (equals ava-guṇṭhana- q.v) investing, surrounding, covering  |
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avakuṇṭhita | mfn. invested, surrounded  |
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avakuṣ | to rub downwards  |
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avakuṭ | (ind.p. -kuṭya-) to break or cut into pieces,  |
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avakuṭāra | mfn. (see ava-kaṭa-)  |
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avakuṭārikā | f. equals ava-kaṭikā- q.v  |
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avakuts | to blame, revile  |
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avakutsita | n. blame, censure  |
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avamatāṅkuśa | mfn. "disdaining the hook", a restive elephant  |
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avataptenakulasthita | n. an ichneumon's standing on hot ground (metaphorically said of a person's inconstancy)  |
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avikuṇṭha | mfn. not blunt or obtuse, sharp, penetrating,  |
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ayaḥśaṅku | m. an iron bolt  |
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ayaḥśaṅku | m. Name of an asura- and  |
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ayaskumbha | m. an iron pot or boiler  |
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ayaskumbhī | f. an iron pot or boiler  |
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ayaskuṇḍa | m. an iron pitcher  |
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ayaskuśā | f. a rope partly consisting of iron  |
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badarakuṇa | m. the time when the fruit of the jujube becomes ripe gaRa pīlv-ādi-.  |
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bahiṣkuṭīcara | m. a crab (see bahiś-cara-).  |
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bāhukubja | mfn. equals -kuṇṭha-  |
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bāhukuleyaka | m. patronymic fr. bahu-kula-  |
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bahukulīna | Scholiast or Commentator on (see bāhukuleyaka-).  |
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bahukulya | Scholiast or Commentator on (see bāhukuleyaka-).  |
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bāhukuṇṭha | mfn. crippled in the arms  |
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bāhukuntha | (?) m. a wing  |
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bahukusumita | mfn. full of blossoms.  |
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bāhyakuṇḍa | m. Name of two nāga-s  |
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baidakula | n. (prob.) the family of the baida-s vArttika  |
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bakula | m. (also written vakula-) a kind of tree, Mimusops Elengi (said to put forth blossoms when sprinkled with nectar from the mouth of lovely women) etc.  |
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bakula | m. Name of śiva-  |
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bakula | m. of a country  |
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bakulā | f. Helleborus Niger  |
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bakula | n. the fragrant flower of Mimusops Elengi  |
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bākula | mfn. relating to or coming from the bakula- tree  |
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bākula | n. the fruit of the bakula- tree  |
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bakulābharaṇacāṭu | n. Name of a poem.  |
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bakulābharaṇamuni | m. Name of a sage  |
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bakuladāman | n. a garland of bakula- flowers  |
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bakulamālā | f. idem or 'n. a garland of bakula- flowers '  |
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bakulamālā | f. Name of a woman,  |
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bakulamālinīpariṇaya | m. Name of a drama.  |
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bakulamedhī | f. Name of a temple  |
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bakulāraṇyamāhātmya | n. Name of chapter of  |
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bakulāvali | f. equals la-dāman-  |
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bakulāvalikā | f. Name of a woman  |
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bakulī | f. a kind of drug  |
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bakulita | mfn. furnished with bakula- trees or flowers, gaRa tārakādi-.  |
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bakura | m. (prob.) a horn, trumpet (or other wind instrument used in battle; see bākura-, bekurā-) ( "a thunderbolt, lightning") .  |
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bākura | m. (fr. b/akura-), with dṛti- (perhaps) a kind of bag-pipe  |
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bālakunda | m. a young jasmine  |
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bālakundānuviddha | mfn. adorned with young jasmine blossoms  |
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bālamukundācārya | m. Name of an author  |
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balavayasanasaṃkula | mfn. (a king) embarrassed by disorder in (his) army  |
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balivyākula | mfn. busied in offering oblations  |
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barhikusuma | n. equals -puṣpa-  |
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barku | m. Name of a man with the patronymic vārṣṇa-  |
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bāṣpākula | mfn. dimmed or interrupted by tears  |
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bāṣpaparyākulekṣana | ( ) mfn. having eyes suffused with tears.  |
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bekurā | f. (see bakura-) a voice, sound (see ) .  |
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bekuri | f. (prob.) playing a musical instrument (said of apsaras-) (vek- ; bhek- ; bhāk- )  |
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bhadrakumbha | m. "auspicious jar", a golden jar filled with water from a holy place or from the Ganges (used especially at the consecration of a king)  |
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bhagāṅkura | m. the clitoris  |
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bhaikṣākula | n. (kṣāk-?) a charitable house  |
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bhakkuḍa | or bhakkura- m. a species of fish  |
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bhākuri | a word invented to explain bhek/uri-  |
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bhākuri | patronymic (see bākur/a-).  |
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bhāṣākumudamañjarī | f. Name of work  |
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bhekuri | f. Name of a class of apsaras- (see bākura-and bhākuri-).  |
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bhinnakarīndrakumbhamuktāmaya | mf(ī-)n. consisting of pearls fallen from the crack in the frontal protuberances of a chief elephant  |
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bhinnakumbha | m. a person who has regained his liberty by redeeming his pledge  |
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bhojakulapradīpa | m. "lamp of the race of Bhojpur", Name of a king of vidarbha-  |
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bhojanakutūhala | n. Name of work on culinary art,  |
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bhrakuṃśa | or sa-, bhra-kuñca-, bhrakuṭi- etc. See under bhrū-, .  |
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bhrakuṃśa | m. equals bhrūkuṃśa-  |
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bhrakuṃsa | m. equals bhrūkuṃśa-  |
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bhrakuñca | m. the son of kṣatriya- and a Jalli  |
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bhrakuṭi | f. (L.) equals bhrūkuṭi-  |
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bhrakuṭī | f. ( ) equals bhrūkuṭi-  |
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bhrakuṭīmukha | mfn. with a frowning face  |
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bhramakuṭī | f. a sort of umbrella (see bhramat-k-).  |
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bhramarakuṇḍa | n. Name of a sacred bathing-place on the mountain nīla-  |
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bhramatkuṭi | f. a sort of umbrella (see bhramakuṭī-).  |
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bhrāntākulitacetana | mfn. one whose mind is troubled by doubt or error  |
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bhṛgukulodvaha | m. patronymic of paraśu-rāma-  |
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bhṛkuṃśa | bhṛ-kuṭi- etc. See under bhrū-.  |
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bhṛkuṃśa | m. equals bhrū-kuṃśa-  |
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bhṛkuṃsa | m. equals bhrū-kuṃśa-  |
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bhṛkuṃsaka | m. equals bhrū-kuṃśa- |
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bhṛkuṭi | f. equals bhrū-kuṭi- (also ti-kutilānana-, ṭi-bandha-, ṭī-mukha-) etc.  |
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bhṛkuṭi | f. ( bhṛkuṭidhara -dhara- mfn.contracting the brows )  |
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bhṛkuṭi | m. (with jaina-s) Name of the servant of the 20th arhat- of the present avasarpiṇī-  |
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bhṛkuṭī | f. equals bhrū-kuṭi- (also ti-kutilānana-, ṭi-bandha-, ṭī-mukha-) etc.  |
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bhṛkuṭī | f. a species of frog  |
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bhṛkuṭī | f. (with jaina-s) Name of a goddess  |
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bhṛkuṭidhara | mfn. bhṛkuṭi  |
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bhrūkula | n. vArttika  |
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bhrukuṃśa | bhru-kuṭi- See under bhrū-.  |
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bhrūkuṃśa | m. a male actor in female attire  |
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bhrūkuṃsa | m. a male actor in female attire  |
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bhrukuṃśa | m. equals bhrūkuṃśa-  |
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bhrūkuṭī | f. contraction of the brows, a frown (also -kuṭi- Va1rtt. 3 bhrūkuṭīkuṭika -kuṭika- mfn. in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' ) etc.  |
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bhrūkuṭī | f. accusative with kṛ- or bandh-, to knit the eyebrows  |
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bhrukuṭi | f. equals bhrū-kuṭi- (also ti-bandha-, ṭi-racanā-etc.) etc.  |
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bhrukuṭi | m. (also) a kind of snake  |
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bhrukuṭī | f. equals bhrū-kuṭi- (also ti-bandha-, ṭi-racanā-etc.) etc.  |
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bhrūkuṭībandha | m. bending or knitting the eyebrows  |
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bhrukuṭīkṛt | mfn. contracting the brows  |
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bhrūkuṭīkuṭika | mfn. bhrūkuṭī |
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bhrūkuṭīkuṭila | mfn. contracted, frowning (as a face)  |
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bhrūkuṭīkuṭilānana | mfn. having a face wrinkled with frowns  |
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bhrūkuṭīmukha | n. ( ) and mf(ī-)n. ( ) equals bhru-kuṭī-m- q.v  |
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bhrukuṭīmukha | n. and mfn. equals bhrū-kuṭī-m-  |
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bhrukuṭīmukha | m. (also) a kind of snake  |
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bhrūkuṭīracanā | f. equals -bandha-  |
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bhūkumbhī | f. Name of a plant  |
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bhūkuṣmāṇḍī | f. Batatas Paniculata  |
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bhūliṅgaśakuna | m. a species of bird (said to make a sound like mā sāhasam-,"no rashness!") |
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bhūliṅgaśakuni | m. a species of bird (said to make a sound like mā sāhasam-,"no rashness!") |
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bhūmīkurabaka | m. a species of plant  |
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bhūmikuṣmāṇḍa | m. Convolvulus Paniculatus  |
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bhūtāṅkuśa | m. a kind of tree  |
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bidakula | (vida--) n. equals vaidasya- and vaidayoḥ kulam- Va1rtt. 1  |
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bījāṅkura | m. a seed-shoot, seedling  |
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bījāṅkura | m. Name of Comms. on and  |
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bījāṅkura | m. dual number seed and sprout  |
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bījāṅkuranyāya | m. the rule of seed and sprout (where two things stand to each other in the relation of cause and effect)  |
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bījāṅkuranyāya | m. the rule of seed and sprout (id est of the relation of both cause and effect),  |
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bījāṅkuravat | ind. (in philosophy) like the continuous succession of seed and sprout  |
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bisakusuma | n. a lotus-flower  |
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brahmakuṇḍa | n. Name of a sacred pool  |
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brahmakuśā | f. a species of cumin  |
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brahmakuśā | f. equals aja-modā-  |
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brāhmaṇakula | n. the house of a brāhmaṇa-  |
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brāhmaṇakumāra | m. a brāhmaṇa- boy  |
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brāhmīkunda | n. Name of a sacred cavity in the ground  |
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bṛhatkukṣi | mfn. having a large or prominent belly  |
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bṛhatkukṣi | f. Name of a yoginī-  |
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bṛhatkuśaṇḍikā | f. Name of a part of the ājya-tantra- commentator or commentary  |
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bṛhatsarvānukuramaṇī | f. Name of an anukramaṇī-.  |
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caitrakuṭī | f. Name (also title or epithet) of a work on kṛt- suffixes (attributed to vara-ruci-)  |
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cakrakulyā | f. a kind of fern (citra-parṇī-)  |
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calakuṇḍala | m. Name of a man ( )  |
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campakunda | m. a kind of fish  |
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caṇḍīkucapañcaśatī | f. "500 stanzas in praise of the breast of a passionate woman", Name of a poem. |
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caṇḍīkusuma | n. "flower of passionate women", red oleander  |
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candrakula | n. Name of a town  |
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candrakulyā | f. Name of a river in Kashmir  |
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candrakumāraśikhara | n. Name of a place  |
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candrakuṇḍa | m. Name of a pond in kāma-rūpa-  |
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candramukuṭa | m. "moon-crested", śiva-  |
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caṅkuṇa | m. Name of a man  |
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caṅkura | m. ( cak- ) a carriage  |
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caṅkura | m. a tree  |
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caṅkura | n. any vehicle  |
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catuṣkiṣku | mfn. 4 kiṣku-s long  |
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caurasyakula | n. a gang of thieves ,  |
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chandomatrikakud | m. Name of a try-aha- rite  |
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cicīkucī | and kūcī- See cīc-.  |
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cikura | mfn. inconsiderate, rash  |
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cikura | m. the hair of the head (also cihura cihura- m. plural )  |
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cikura | m. hair (of a chowrie)  |
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cikura | m. a mountain  |
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cikura | m. Name of a plant  |
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cikura | m. a snake  |
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cikura | m. Name of a nāga-  |
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cikura | m. a kind of bird  |
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cikura | m. a musk-rat (see cikka-, cikkira-)  |
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cikurabhāra | m. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. a mass of hair, tuft of hair ' ' ' '  |
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cikurahasta | m. idem or 'f. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. a mass of hair, tuft of hair ' ' ' ' ' '  |
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cikurakalāpa | m. a mass of hair, tuft of hair  |
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cikuranikara | m. idem or 'm. a mass of hair, tuft of hair '  |
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cikurapakṣa | m. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. a mass of hair, tuft of hair ' '  |
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cikurapāśa | m. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. a mass of hair, tuft of hair ' ' '  |
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cikuraracanā | f. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. a mass of hair, tuft of hair ' ' ' ' '  |
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cikurita | mfn. ?  |
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cikuroccaya | m. idem or 'm. idem or 'f. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. a mass of hair, tuft of hair ' ' ' ' ' ' '  |
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cintākula | (tāk-) mfn. disturbed in thought  |
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citrakuṇḍala | m. Name of a son of dhṛta-rāṣṭra-  |
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citrakuṣṭha | n. white or spotted leprosy.  |
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cittadhārābuddhisaṃku | sumitā- bhyudgata-, m. Name (also title or epithet) of a tathāgata-,  |
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cūrṇakuntala | m. a lock of hair  |
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dadhikulyā | f. a stream of d/adhi-  |
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dadrukuṣṭha | n. idem or 'f. (also dara- k.) equals drū- ' ,  |
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dānakusumāñjali | m. Name of work  |
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daṇḍakuśa | m. plural Name of a people  |
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dantakumāra | m. of a man.  |
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dantaśaṅku | n. a pair of pincers for drawing teeth  |
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daramukulita | mfn. a little budded,  |
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darbhakuṇḍikā | f. a jar with d-  |
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darbhakusuma | Name of an insect  |
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daśakumāracarita | n. "adventures of the 10 princes", Name of work by daṇḍin-.  |
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daśakumāracaritra | n. "adventures of the 10 princes", Name of work by daṇḍin-.  |
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dāsasyakula | n. low people, the mob  |
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dauṣkula | mf(ī-)n. sprung from a bad or low race  |
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dauṣkuleya | mf(ī-)n. sprung from a bad or low race  |
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dauṣkulya | mfn. id.,  |
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dauṣkulya | n. low extraction  |
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dehaśaṅku | m. a pillar of stone (?)  |
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devakula | n. "deity-house", a temple etc.  |
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devakulāvāsa | m. plural buildings belonging to a temple  |
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devakulika | m. attendant on a temple  |
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devakulikā | f. a small temple, chapel  |
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devakulyā | f. "river of the gods", personified as a daughter of pūrṇiman- and grand-daughter of marīci-  |
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devakulyā | f. Name of the wife of ud-gītha-  |
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devakuṇḍa | n. a natural spring  |
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devakuru | m. Name of a people and country (associated with the uttara-k-)  |
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devakurumbā | f. Name of a plant (equals mahādroṇa-)  |
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devakusuma | n. "divine flower", cloves  |
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dhārāṅkura | m. (rāṅk-) a rain-drop  |
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dhārāṅkura | m. hail  |
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dhārāṅkura | m. advancing before the line of an army to defy an enemy  |
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dharmāraṇyakulācāranirṇaya | m. Name of work  |
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dhātugarbhakumbha | m. a relic-urn  |
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dhātukuśala | mfn. skilled in metals, metallurgist  |
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dhautakuṣṭha | n. a kind of leprosy  |
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dhūlikuṭṭima | n.  |
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dikkumāra | m. plural "the youths of the quarter", a class of deities (with jaina-s)  |
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dikkuñjara | m. equals -karin-  |
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dīpāṅkura | m. the flame or light of a lamp, .  |
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divyakuṇḍa | n. Name of a lake  |
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dolākuladhī | (lāk- ) ( ) mfn. one whose mind is agitated like a swing.  |
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dolāyitaśravaṇakuṇḍala | mfn. one whose earnings swing to and fro  |
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dṛḍhakuṭṭaka | m. (mathematics) a multiplier admitting of no further simplification or reduction.  |
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dṛśīku | m. beholder  |
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dṛśīku | mfn. one who has gone to see a sacrifice,  |
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dṛtikuṇḍaṭapaścit | n. (only citām ayana- n.) Name of a sattra-  |
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drumakulya | m. Name of a place  |
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drutavarāhakula | n. a herd of running boars  |
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duḥkhākula | mfn. filled with sorrow  |
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durdharṣakumārabhūta | m. "one who has become an inviolable youth", Name of a bodhi-sattva-.  |
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durgākuṇḍa | n. Name of a pool  |
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durmaṅku | mfn. refractory, obstinate, disobedient  |
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duṣkāyasthakula | n. "the miserable writer-caste",  |
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duṣkuha | mfn. disbelieving, incredulous,  |
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duṣkuhaka | mfn. incredulous  |
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duṣkula | n. a low family or race  |
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duṣkula | mfn. of a low family. low-born ( duṣkulatā -tā- f. )  |
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duṣkulatā | f. duṣkula |
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duṣkulīna | mfn. idem or 'mfn. of a low family. low-born ( duṣkulatā -tā- f. )'  |
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duṣkulīna | m. a sort of perfume  |
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dvaikulijika | mf(ī-)n. containing 2 kulija-s (kind of measure)  |
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dvijakutsita | m. "despised by Brahmans", Cordia Latifolia and Myxa  |
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dvikakud | m. "2-humped", a camel  |
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dvikubja | mfn. 2-humped  |
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dvikulija | mf(ā-, ī-)n. containing 2 kulija-s (See s.v.)  |
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dvikulijika | mf(ī-)n. containing 2 kulija-s (See s.v.)  |
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dvikulijīna | mf(ā-)n. containing 2 kulija-s (See s.v.)  |
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dvīpakumāra | m. (with jaina-s) Name of a class of deities  |
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dvirephagaṇasaṃkulā | f. Rosa Glanulifera  |
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dvitīyakuladhāraka | m. a son (see above)  |
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ekakuṇḍala | m. "having one ear-ring or ring", Name of kuvera-  |
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ekakuṇḍala | m. of śeṣa-  |
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ekakuṇḍala | m. of bala-rāma-  |
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ekakuṣṭha | n. a kind of leprosy  |
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gaganakusuma | n. "flower in the sky", any unreal or fanciful thing, impossibility.  |
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gajasukumāracaritra | n. Name of work  |
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galāṅkura | m. a particular disease of the throat (inflammation of the throat and enlargement of the tonsils).  |
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galatkuṣṭha | n. equals galita-k-  |
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galitakuṣṭha | n. advanced and incurable leprosy (when the fingers and toes fall off)  |
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gambhīrakukṣitā | f. having a deep abdomen (one of the 80 minor marks of a buddha-)  |
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gaṇakumāra | m. Name of the founder of a sect worshipping haridrā-gaṇapati-  |
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gaṇḍakusuma | n. the juice that exudes from the elephant's temples during rut  |
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gandhakusumā | f. "having fragrant blossoms", Name of a plant  |
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gandhakuṭī | f. a kind of perfume  |
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gandhakuṭī | a chamber devoted to buddha-'s use, (confer, compare n. 2)  |
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gandhanakula | m. the musk rat of Bengal (Sorex moschatus)  |
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gandhanākulī | f. Name of a plant (Piper Chaba ;Vanda Roxburghii ;Artemisia vulgaris ) (metrically also li-).  |
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gandhavyākula | n. a fragrant berry  |
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gaṇeśakumbha | m. Name of a rocky cave in Orissa  |
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gaṇeśakusuma | m. a variety of oleander with red flowers  |
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garbhaśaṅku | m. an instrument for extracting the dead foetus.  |
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gargakula | n. equals gārgyasya-, or gārgyayoḥ- or gargāṇāṃ k-  |
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gartākukkuṭa | m. (equals kulālak-) a kind of bird  |
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gauḍorvīkulapraśasti | f. Name of work  |
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gāyatrakākubha | mfn. consisting of metres gāyatrī- and kakubh- (as a pragātha-)  |
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gehanakula | m. (equals gṛha-babhru-) the musk rat  |
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ghāsakunda | gaRa 2. kumudādi- (not in and )  |
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ghāsakundika | mfn. fr. nda-  |
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ghaṭakarparakulakavṛtti | f. Name of a commentator or commentary on the preceding.  |
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ghaṭṭakuṭīprabhātāyita | n. "acting like the dawn in a hut near a landing-place", forcing an entrance  |
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ghṛtakulyā | f. a rivulet of ghee  |
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ghṛtakumārī | f. idem or 'f. "ghee-virgin", Aloe indica (supposed to resemble a virgin in delicacy) '  |
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ghṛtakumārikā | f. "ghee-virgin", Aloe indica (supposed to resemble a virgin in delicacy)  |
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ghṛtakumbha | m. a jar of ghee  |
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girijākumāra | m. varia lectio for giri-rājak-  |
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girikuhara | n. equals -kandara-.  |
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girirājakumāra | m. Name of a pupil of śaṃkarācārya-  |
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gīrvāṇakusuma | n. "flower of the gods", cloves  |
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gokula | n. a herd of kine etc.  |
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gokula | n. a cow-house or station  |
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gokula | n. a village or tract on the yamunā- (residence of nanda- and of kṛṣṇa- during his youth ;[ ] the inhabitants of that place)  |
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gokula | n. Name of a certain sanctuary or holy place  |
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gokulajit | m. Name of an author of the 17th century  |
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gokulanātha | m. Name of the author of the padavākya-ratnākara-  |
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gokulanātha | m. of the author of the rasa-mahārṇava-  |
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gokulāṣṭaka | n. Name of a poem  |
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gokulastha | m. plural Name of a vaiṣṇava- sect  |
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gokuleśa | m. "lord of the gokula-", Name of kṛṣṇa-  |
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gokulika | mfn. one who gives help (or gives no help ) to a cow in the mud  |
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gokulika | mfn. squint-eyed  |
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gokulika | m. plural Name of a Buddhist sect.  |
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gokulodbhavā | f. Name of durgā-  |
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gokuṇika | m. varia lectio for -kaṇṭaka-  |
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gokuñjara | m. an excellent ox  |
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goraṅku | m. a waterfowl  |
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goraṅku | m. a chanter, bard (lagna-)  |
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goraṅku | m. a bailsman, guarantee  |
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goraṅku | m. a naked man (nagna-for lagna-?)  |
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goṣṭhakukkuṭa | m. a kind of crow  |
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grahāgamakutūhala | n. Name of work  |
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grahakuṇḍalikā | f. the mutual relation of planets and prophecy derived from it  |
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grahārāmakutūhala | n. Name of an astronomical work by bhāskara-.  |
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grāmakukkuṭa | m. a domestic cock  |
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grāmakulāla | m. a village potter  |
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grāmakulālikā | f. the state or business of a village potter gaRa manojñādi- (not in ) |
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grāmakumāra | m. a village boy gaRa manojñādi-.  |
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grāmakumārikā | f. the state or life of a village boy  |
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grāmyakukkuṭa | m. equals ma-k-  |
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grāmyakuṅkuma | n. safflower  |
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granthakuṭī | f. a library  |
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granthakuṭī | f. a study  |
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gṛhakukkuṭa | m. a domestic cock  |
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gṛhakuliṅga | m. a kind of bird  |
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gṛhakumārī | f. equals -kanyā- |
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gudāṅkura | m. piles  |
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gulmakuṣṭha | n. a kind of leprosy.  |
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gurukula | n. the house of a Guru vArttika  |
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gurukulavāsa | m. residence in the house of a Guru, a pupil's life  |
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gurukulāvāsin | m. "abiding in la- ", a pupil  |
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halakakud | f. the projecting beam of a ploug  |
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harakumāraṭhakkura | m. Name of a modern author  |
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haramukuṭamāhātmya | n. Name of work  |
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harikutsa | m. Name of a man  |
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harikutsa | m. plural his family  |
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harṣakula | m. Name of authors.  |
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harṣākula | mfn. agitated with joy  |
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harṣakulāgraṇīkuśala | m. Name of authors.  |
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haryaṅkakula | mfn. born in the family whose symbol is the lion (id est the solar race)  |
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hastikumbha | m. Name of a grotto  |
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hemakuḍya | Name of a place  |
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hemakumbha | m. a golden jar  |
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hemakuṇḍya | Name of a place  |
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himakuhāya | m. a particular cool drink  |
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himavatkukṣi | m. a valley of the himālaya-  |
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hīnakula | mfn. of low family, base-born, plebeian ( hīnakulatva -tva- n.)  |
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hīnakulatva | n. hīnakula |
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hīnakuṣṭa | n. (prob.) equals kṣudra-k-  |
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hirakut | See h/iruk-, p.1300.  |
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hirakut | ind. (diminutive fr. hiruk-) ,  |
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hiraṇyakubja | m. Name of a man  |
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hiraṇyakukṣi | mfn. golden-bellied  |
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hiraṇyakula | m. Name of a king  |
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hlīku | mfn. ashamed, modest, shy  |
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hlīku | m. lac  |
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hlīku | m. tin  |
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homakuṇḍa | n. a hole in the ground for the sacred fire for oblations (equals agni-k-)  |
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hrasvakuśa | m. kuśa- grass or a kind of short kuśa- grass (see -darbha-)  |
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hrīku | mfn. ashamed, bashful, modest  |
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hrīku | m. a cat  |
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hrīku | m. lac  |
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hrīku | m. tin  |
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ikṣukuṭṭaka | m. a gatherer or reaper of sugar-cane  |
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ikṣvāku | m. ([ ]) and /ikṣvāku- ([ ]) . Name of a man  |
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ikṣvāku | m. of a son of manu- vaivasvata- (father of kukṣi- and first king of the solar dynasty in ayodhyā-)  |
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ikṣvāku | m. a descendant of ikṣvāku-  |
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ikṣvāku | m. (some Buddhists as well as the jaina-s derive their cakravartin-s and many of their arhat-s from ikṣvāku-)  |
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ikṣvāku | m. (avas-) Name of a warrior-tribe descended from ikṣvāku-  |
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ikṣvāku | f. (us-) a bitter gourd  |
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ikṣvāku | f. according to some, the Coloquintida (Citrillus Colocynthis), the fruit of a wild species of Lagenaria Vulgaris  |
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ikṣvākucandramas | m. Name (also title or epithet) of buddha-,  |
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ikṣvākukulaja | mfn. born in the family of ikṣvāku-.  |
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indrakukṣi | m. " indra-'s belly", Name of particular soma- sacrifices  |
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indrakuñjara | m. indra-'s elephant (See airāvata-)  |
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indrākutsa | m. dual number indra- and kutsa-  |
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jakuṭa | mn. (equals juk-) the flower of the egg-plant  |
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jakuṭa | m. a dog  |
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jakuṭa | m. the Malaya mountains  |
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jakuṭa | n. a pair  |
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jaladharagarjitaghoṣasusvaranakṣatrarājasaṃkusumitābhijña | m. "having a voice musical as the sound of the thunder of the clouds and conversant with the appearance of the regents of the nakṣatra-s", Name of a buddha-,  |
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jalajakusuma | n. "water-flower", lotus, in compound jalajakusumayoni ma-yoni- m. "lotus-born", brahmā-  |
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jalajakusumayoni | m. jalajakusuma |
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jalakubjaka | m. Trapa bispinosa  |
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jalakukkubha | m. the aquatic bird Parra Jacana or goensis  |
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jalakukkuṭa | m. a water-fowl  |
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jalakukkuṭī | f. the black-headed gull  |
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jalakumāraka | m. Name of a disease of women.  |
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jalakumbha | m. a water-jar  |
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jalakumbhikā | f. a jar filled with water  |
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jalakuntala | m. "water-hair", Blyxa octandra  |
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jalanakula | m. an otter  |
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jalaraṅku | m. a water-fowl  |
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jalaruhakusuma | n. an aquatic flower Yogay.vii, 7  |
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jambhakuṇḍa | n. Name of a tīrtha-,  |
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jaṅgamakuṭī | f. equals bhramat-k-  |
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jānunikuñcana | n. a particular posture in yoga-,  |
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japākusumasaṃnibha | m. "resembling the japā- -flower", the plant hiṅgūla-  |
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jayakuñjara | m. a victorious elephant (over rival elephants)  |
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jinakuśala | m. Name of a Jain sūri- (A. D. 1281 1333; author of caitya-vandana-kula-vṛtti-).  |
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jināṅkura | m. Name of a bodhisattva-  |
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jīvānusiddhikulaka | n. Name of a Jain treatise.  |
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jñātakulīna | mfn. belonging to a known family  |
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jukuṭa | m. (equals jak-) a dog  |
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jukuṭa | m. the Malaya mountain  |
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jukuṭa | n. the egg-plant  |
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jvālamālākula | mfn. "light-garlanded", shining brilliantly  |
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jvarāṅkuśa | m. a febrifuge  |
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jvarāṅkuśa | m. Andropogon jvarāṅkuśa-  |
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jvarāṅkuśa | m. Name of work on med.  |
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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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kākakulāyagandhika | mfn. having the smell of a crow's nest  |
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kakkula | m. Name of a Buddhist bhikṣu- (varia lectio vakula-).  |
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kāku | f. a peculiar tone or change of the voice resulting from distress or fear or anger or grief etc.  |
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kāku | f. a cry of sorrow, complaint, lamentation  |
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kāku | f. stress, emphasis  |
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kāku | f. the tongue  |
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kāku | f. muttering, murmuring (see śevākāku-.)  |
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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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kākubh | varia lectio for kākud-  |
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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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kākubha | mfn. consisting of kakubh- verses gaRa utsādi- (see pragātha-).  |
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kākubha | m. a son or descendant of kakubh- gaRa śivādi-  |
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kākubhabārhata | m. a species of pragātha-  |
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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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kākud | f. the hollow of the mouth, the palate (confer, compare kakud-, Latin cacu1men)  |
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kākud | f. ( )  |
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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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kākuda | n. idem or 'f. ( )'  |
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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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kākudākṣika | m. a son or descendant of kakudākṣa-, 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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kākudīka | n. a particular mythical weapon  |
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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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kākudra | mfn. palatable ("the palate" )  |
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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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kākulīmṛga | m. an animal belonging to the class of bhūmi-śaya-s  |
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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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kākutstha | m. (gaRa śivādi- ) a descendant of kakutstha-  |
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kākutstha | m. Name of anenas-  |
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kākutstha | m. of aja-  |
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kākutstha | m. of daśa-ratha-  |
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kākutstha | m. of rāma-, i, 24, 18  |
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kākutstha | m. of lakṣmaṇa-  |
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kākutstha | m. Name of a sovereign (also puraṃjaya-)  |
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kākutsthau | m. dual number rāma- and lakṣmaṇa-  |
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kākuvāc | f. a cry of sorrow  |
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kākuvāc | m. Ardea Sibirica  |
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kākuvakrokti | f. a particular figure of speech, hāla-, Scholiast or Commentator  |
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kakuyaṣṭikā | f. a kind of bird  |
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kalahākulā | f. Gracula religiosa  |
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kalahāṅkura | m. Name of a man.  |
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kalākula | n. a kind of poison (see halāhala-.)  |
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kālakuñja | m. Name of viṣṇu-  |
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kālakuñja | See 1. kāla-.  |
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kālakuṇṭha | m. Name of yama-  |
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kalākuśala | mfn. skilled in the arts (enumerated above).  |
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kālakuṣṭha | m. a kind of earth brought from mountains  |
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kalaṃkura | m. an eddy, whirlpool  |
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kalaṃkura | See kala-.  |
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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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kālīkulasarvasva | n. Name of work  |
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kalikuñcikā | f. a younger sister of a husband  |
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kālindīmukunda | m. Name (also title or epithet) of work  |
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kalitakusuma | mfn. budded, blossomed,  |
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kalkuṣī | f. dual number or n. dual number wrist and elbow  |
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kāmakākurava | m. a dove  |
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kāmakuṇḍa | n. Name of a liṅga-  |
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kāmākuya | n. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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kāmākuyā | f. a form of durgā-  |
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kāmākuyā | f. Name of a tantra-  |
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kāmākuyatantra | n. Name of a tantra-.  |
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kāmāṅkuśa | m. the pointed hook by which the god of love excites or inflames lovers  |
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kāmāṅkuśa | m. a finger nail (which plays an important part in erotic acts)  |
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kāmāṅkuśa | m. membrum virile  |
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kanakakuṇḍalā | f. Name of the mother of the yakṣa- harikeśa-.  |
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kaṇakukkuṭa | m. the son of a vaidehaka- and a pulkasī-,  |
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kandalīkusuma | n. the flower of kandalī-  |
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kandalīkusuma | n. a mushroom  |
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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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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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kaṇṭakuraṇṭa | m. Barleria Cristata  |
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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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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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kānyakubja | n. Name of a city (equals kanya-kubja- q.v) etc.  |
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kānyakubja | mf(ī-)n. belonging to or dwelling in kānyakubja-  |
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kanyakubjadeśa | m. the country round kanyakubja-.  |
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kānyakubjī | f. a princess or a female inhabitant of kānyakubja- commentator or commentary on [In wrongly printed kānyākubja-.]  |
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kanyakumārī | f. Name of durgā-  |
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kanyākumārī | f. equals kanya-ku-.  |
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karakudmala | n. "hand-bud" (see above) , the finger |
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kārakukṣīya | m. Name of the country of king sālva- on the skirts of the himālaya- ridge in the N. W of Hindustan  |
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kārakukṣīya | m. plural the people of this country  |
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karaṇakutūhala | n. Name of work on practical astronomy by bhāskara-.  |
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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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karīrakuṇa | m. the fruit-season of Capparis Aphylla.  |
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karkandhukuṇa | m. the fruit-season of the jujube tree gaRa pīlvādi-  |
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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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karṇamukura | m. a particular ornament for 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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kārttikakuṇḍa | m. Name of a physician commentator or commentary on  |
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kāryakuśala | mfn. skilful in work. |
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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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kāsakuṇṭha | mfn. "afflicted with cough", Name of yama-.  |
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kāṣṭhakuddāla | m. a kind of wooden shovel or scraper (used for baling water out of a boat, or for scraping and cleaning its bottom) |
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kāṣṭhakuddāla | m. (vv.ll. -kudāla-and -kūddāla-.)  |
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kāṣṭhakuṭṭa | m. a sort of woodpecker (Picus bengalensis)  |
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kastūrikākuraṅga | m. the musk-deer  |
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kaṭakuṭi | m. a straw hut  |
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kaṭapallikuñcikā | f. a straw hut (-pari-k-and -pali-k- vv.ll.)  |
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kaṭhāku | m. ( ) a bird or a particular bird.  |
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kaṭikuṣṭha | n. a kind of leprosy.  |
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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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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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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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kauleyakuṭumbinī | f. "a dog's wife", bitch  |
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kauṇakutsya | m. (see kūṇakuccha-), Name of a Brahman  |
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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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kaurukullaka | m. plural (fr. kuru-kullā-), Name of a Buddhist school.  |
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kautaskuta | mfn. fr. kutaḥ kutaḥ- gaRa kaskādi-.  |
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kelikuñcikā | f. a wife's younger sister (see kal-.)  |
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kevalādvaitavādakuliśa | n. Name of work  |
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khadirakuṇa | m. the fruit time of the khadira- tree, gaRa pīlv-ādi-.  |
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khakuntala | m. Name of śiva-  |
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khalakula | n. (khal/a--) a low or base family  |
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khalakula | m. (equals kulattha-) Dolichos uniflorus  |
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khaṇḍakuṣmāṇḍaka | n. a particular electuary  |
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kharābdāṅkuraka | n. lapis lazuli (varia lectio kha-śabdāṅkura-ja-.)  |
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kharakuṭī | f. a barber's shop  |
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kharakuṭī | f. used also as an epithet of a man ( ) Va1rtt. 1  |
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khaśabdāṅkuraja | varia lectio for kharābdāṅkuraka- q.v  |
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kilātākulī | m. dual number the two asura- priests kilāta- and ākuli- (varia lectio kirāta-kulyau- f. dual number )  |
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kirātakula | mf(ī-)n. belonging to the kirāta- tribe  |
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kirātakula | mf(ī-)n. (See kilāta-.)  |
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kiṣku | m. ([f. ]) the fore-arm  |
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kiṣku | m. the handle (of an axe)  |
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kiṣku | m. a kind of linear measure (equals hasta-,or kara-= twenty-four thumbs' breadths = 1/400 of a nalva-) etc.  |
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kiṣku | m. gaRa pāraskarādi-  |
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kiṣku | mfn. contemptible, bad  |
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kiṣkuparvan | m. a bamboo  |
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kiṣkuparvan | m. sugar-cane  |
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kiṣkuparvan | m. Arundo tibialis  |
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kiṣkuru | a staff, club (varia lectio kiḥk- and kiṃk-,)  |
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kolakuṇa | m. a bug  |
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kolakuṇa | m. (cf koṇa-k-.)  |
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koṇakuṇa | m. a bug (see kola-k-.)  |
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koṇaśaṅku | m. the sinus of the height of the sun (the sun standing neither in the vertical circle(-vṛtta- q.v)nor in the unmaṇḍala-)  |
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kopākula | mfn. agitated with anger, furious, enraged.  |
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krakucchanda | m. Name of the 1st of the five buddha-s of the present kalpa-  |
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krīḍākumāra | m. Name of a gandharva-  |
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krīḍāśakunta | m. a bird kept for amusement  |
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kṛkavāku | m. a cock etc.  |
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kṛkavāku | m. a peacock  |
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kṛkavāku | m. a lizard, chameleon (equals kṛkalāsa-)  |
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kṛkavāku | f. a hen vArttika |
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kṛkavākudhvaja | m. "having a cock in his banner", Name of kārttikeya-  |
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kṛkulāsa | varia lectio for kṛkal-  |
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kroñcakumārikā | f. a kind of rākṣasī-  |
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kṛśāku | m. heating  |
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kṛśāku | m. grieving  |
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kṛṣāku | m. a ploughman,  |
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kṛṣṇakutūhala | n. Name of work  |
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kṛṣṇaśakuna | m. a crow,  |
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kṛṣṇaśakuni | m. a crow  |
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kṣāmakukṣitā | f. having thin loins (one of the 80 minor marks of a buddha-), .  |
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kṣemakutūhala | n. Name of a medical work by kṣema-śarman-.  |
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kṣīrakuṇḍa | n. a milk pot  |
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kṣudhākuśala | m. Name of a tree  |
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kṣudrakuliśa | m. a precious stone  |
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kṣudrakuṣṭha | n. a mild form of leprosy (comprising eleven varieties, whereas the mahā-k-contains seven severe forms of leprosy)  |
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kūkuda | m. one who gives a girl in marriage with due ceremony and suitable decorations  |
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kūṇakuccha | m. Name of one of śiva-'s attendants (see kauṇakutsya-.)  |
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kūrkura | m. Name of a demon who persecutes children (perhaps cough or some similar disease personified)  |
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kyāku | n. a fungus  |
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lakṣmaṇakuṇḍaka | n. Name of a place  |
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lakṣmīkulārṇava | m. Name of work  |
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lakṣmīkulatantra | n. Name of work  |
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lakṣmīkumāratātācārya | m. Name of an author  |
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lakuca | m. ( ) a kind of bread-fruit tree, Artocarpus Lacucha (a tree containing a large quantity of sticky milky juice)  |
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lakuca | n. the fruit of this tree.  |
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lākuca | mf(ī-)n. (fr. lakuca-) belonging or relating to the tree Arhocarpus Locucha  |
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lākuci | m. patronymic fr. lakuca- (also plural)  |
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lakula | lya- gaRa balādi-.  |
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lakulin | m. Name of a muni-  |
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lakuṭa | m. equals laguḍa-, a club  |
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lākuṭika | m. (fr. lakuṭa-) "staff-bearer", a servant, attendant (Bombay edition; varia lectio lāguḍika-).  |
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lakuṭin | mfn. carrying a club, armed with a club  |
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latākuśa | m. the sacrificial grass creeper  |
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latāṅkura | (tāṅ-) m. the marshy date palm  |
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latāśaṅkutaru | m. Shorea Robusta (correctly latā-taru-and śaṅku-t-).  |
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lauhaśaṅku | m. equals loha-i-  |
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lekuñcika | m. Name of a man  |
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likuca | m. equals lakuca-, Artocarpus Lacucha  |
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likuca | n. vinegar.  |
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likuci | m. Name of a man  |
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lohaśaṅku | m. an iron stake or spike  |
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lohaśaṅku | m. "iron-spiked", Name of a hell  |
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lolakuṇḍala | mfn. having dangling or pendent earrings  |
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lulitākulakeśānta | mfn. one whose hair is disordered and dishevelled  |
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lulitakuṇḍala | mfn. having dangling earrings  |
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lulitasragākula | mfn. (a bed) strewn with scattered garlands  |
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madākula | mfn. agitated by passion or lust, furious with rut  |
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madanakākurava | m. a pigeon  |
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madanāṅkuśa | m. the penis  |
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madanāṅkuśa | m. a finger-nail  |
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madhukukkuṭī | f. a kind of citron tree with ill-smelling blossoms  |
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madhukukkuṭikā | f. equals -kukkuṭi-  |
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madhukukkuṭikā | f. another plant (equals madhurā-)  |
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madhukulyā | f. a stream of honey, honey in stream  |
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madhukulyā | f. Name of a river in kuśa-dvīpa-  |
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madhukumbhā | f. Name of one of the mātṛ-s attending on skanda-  |
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madhyakuru | (prob.) m. pl. Name of a country  |
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madyakumbha | m. a vessel for intoxicating liquors, brandy-jar  |
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maghavanmuktakuliśa | mn. (?) the thunderbolt hurled by indra-  |
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mahājvarāṅkuśa | m. a mixture used as a remedy for fever  |
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mahākuha | m. a species of parasitical worm (see -guha-).  |
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mahākula | n. a great or noble family etc.  |
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mahākula | mfn. being of a great or noble family, high-born etc.  |
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māhākula | mfn. (fr. mahā-kula-) nobly born, iv, 1, 114.  |
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mahākulīna | mf(ā-)n. equals prec. |
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māhākulīna | mfn. (fr. mahā-kula-) nobly born, iv, 1, 114.  |
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mahākulīnatā | f. noble birth  |
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mahākulodbhava | mfn. sprung from a great or noble family. ( )  |
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mahākulotpanna | mfn. sprung from a great or noble family. ( )  |
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mahākumāra | m. an hereditary prince  |
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mahākumbhī | f. a species of plant  |
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mahākumudā | f. Gmelina Arborea  |
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mahākuṇḍa | m. Name of one of the attendants of śiva-  |
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mahākuṇḍa | m. of a man  |
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mahākuśa | m. Name of a cakra-vartin-  |
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mahākuṣṭha | n. "severe cutaneous eruption", Name of 7 forms of cutaneous eruption  |
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mahākusumikā | f. Gmelina Arborea  |
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mahānidhikumāra | m. Name of two poets.  |
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mahārājakulīna | mfn. belonging to a race of great kings  |
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mahāśakuni | m. Name of a cakra-vartin-  |
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mahāśaṅku | m. the sine of the sun's elevation  |
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mahatkula | n. a distinguished or noble family  |
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mahātrikakubh | m. Name of a stoma-  |
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mahātrikakud | m. Name of a stoma-  |
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mahirakula | m. Name of a prince (see mihira-k-).  |
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makarakuṇḍala | n. an ear-ring shaped like a makara-  |
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makkula | m. red chalk (equals silā-jatu-)  |
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makuāṇa | m. Name of a race of kings  |
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makula | m. Mimusops Elengi  |
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makula | m. a bud (see mukula-).  |
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mākuli | m. a kind of snake  |
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makura | m. a looking-glass, mirror  |
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makura | m. the stick or handle of a potter's wheel  |
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makura | m. Mimusops Elengi  |
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makura | m. a bud  |
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makura | m. Arabian jasmine (see mukura-).  |
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makurāṇa | m. or n. Name of a place  |
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makuṣṭa | m. Phaseolus Aconitifolius  |
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makuṣṭaka | m. Phaseolus Aconitifolius  |
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makuṣṭha | m. idem or 'm. Phaseolus Aconitifolius ' (also ṭhaka-)  |
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makuṣṭha | mfn. slow (equals manthara-) (see mukuṣṭha-, mapaṣṭha-).  |
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makuṭa | n. a crest (equals mukuṭa-)  |
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makuṭabandhana | n. Name of a temple  |
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makuṭāgama | m. Name of work  |
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makuti | m. or f. an edict addressed to the śūdra-s (= śūdra-śāsana-)  |
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mālākuṭa | m. Name of a kingdom  |
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mālākuṭadantī | f. Name of a rākṣasī-  |
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mallikākusumapriyā | f. a kind of citron  |
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maṇḍakuṇḍa | See kuṇḍa-m-.  |
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mandikukura | m. a kind of fish (varia lectio mallikukuḍa-).  |
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maṇḍūkakula | n. a collection or assembly of frogs  |
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maṅgalakuṭhāramiśra | m. Name of a door-keeper  |
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maṅgalyakusumā | f. Andropogon Aciculatus  |
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maṇikusuma | m. Name of a jina-  |
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maṇikuṭṭikā | f. Name of one of the mātṛ-s attending on skanda-  |
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māṇikyamukuṭa | m. Name of men  |
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mañjukula | m. Name of a man  |
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mañjūṣākuñcikā | f. Name of work  |
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maṅku | mfn. shaking, vacillating (see durm-)  |
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maṅku | m. blotch  |
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maṅkura | m. equals makura-, a mirror  |
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maṅkuśa | m. a person who knows dancing and singing (also called māhiṣya-)  |
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manoramākucamardinī | f. Name of work  |
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manorathakusuma | n. wish or desire compared to a flower  |
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mantrakuśala | mfn. experienced in counsel  |
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manukulāditya | m. Name of a king  |
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marukucca | (?) m. Name of a country  |
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maśakakuṭi | f. a whisk for driving a way mosquitoes  |
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maśakakuṭī | f. a whisk for driving a way mosquitoes  |
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mātaṃgakumārī | f. a caṇḍāla- girl  |
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matimukura | m. Name of work  |
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matkuṇa | m. a bug ( matkuṇatva -tva- n. )  |
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matkuṇa | m. a beardless man  |
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matkuṇa | m. an elephant without tusks or of small stature  |
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matkuṇa | m. a buffalo  |
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matkuṇa | m. a cocoa-nut  |
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matkuṇā | f. pudendum (of a young girl equals ajāta-loma-bhaga-)  |
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matkuṇā | f. Name of a river  |
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matkuṇa | n. armour for the thighs or legs, greaves  |
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matkuṇagandha | mfn. having the smell of a bug  |
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matkuṇāri | m. "bug-enemy", hemp  |
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matkuṇatva | n. matkuṇa |
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matkuṇikā | f. Name of one of the mātṛ-s attending on skanda- (Bombay edition kulikā-).  |
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mātṛkula | m. Name of a man  |
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mattebhakumbhapariṇāhin | mfn. round as the frontal globes of an elephant in rut  |
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maukuli | m. a crow (see maukali-).  |
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maukunda | mfn. relating to mukunda- id est viṣṇu-  |
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maulimukuṭa | n. a diadem, tiara  |
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meghabhagīrathaṭhakkura | m. Name of authors  |
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meghakumāracarita | n. Name of a jaina- work  |
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meghakumāradeva | m. Name of a divine being  |
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meruśikharadharakumārabhūta | m. Name of a bodhi-sattva-  |
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meṣākṣīkusuma | m. Cassia Thora  |
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meṣakusuma | m. Cassia Thora  |
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mihirakula | m. Name of a prince  |
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mīmāṃsākusumāñjali | m. Name of work  |
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mīmāṃsākutūhalavṛtti | f. Name of work  |
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mīmāṃsākutūlala | n. Name of work  |
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mitrapathādikuṇḍamāhātmya | n. Name of work  |
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mṛḍāku | m. Name of a man gaRa bidādi-.  |
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mṛdaṅkura | m. Columba Hariola  |
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mṛdaṅkuru | m. Columba Hariola  |
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mṛḍayāku | mfn. merciful, kind  |
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mṛditakukṣika | mfn. (with dāva-) Name of a forest  |
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mṛgīkuṇḍa | n. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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mṛḷayāku | See mṛḍaya- etc.  |
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mṛṣṭakuṇḍala | mfn. wearing polished or bright earrings  |
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mucukunda | m. Pterospermum Suberifolium  |
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mucukunda | m. Name of a daitya-  |
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mucukunda | m. of an ancient king (or muni-)  |
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mucukunda | m. of a son of māndhātṛ- (who assisted the gods in their wars with the demons and was rewarded by the boon of a long and unbroken sleep)  |
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mucukunda | m. of a son of yadu-  |
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mucukunda | m. of the father of candra-bhāga-  |
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mucukunda | m. of a poet of kāśmīra-  |
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mucukundakavi | m. the poet mucukunda-,  |
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mucukundamokṣa | m. Name of work  |
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mucukundaprasādaka | m. Name of kṛṣṇa-  |
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mucukundastuti | f. Name of work  |
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muhūrtakalpadrumīyasaṃkrāntisaṃjñākusuma | n. muhūrtakalpadruma |
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muku | m. equals mukti- (a word formed to explain, mukun-da-as"giver of liberation";others assume mukum mukum- ind.)  |
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mukula | n. (m. gaRa ardharcādi-; in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).) a bud (also figuratively"a first tooth") (in this sense also makula- )  |
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mukula | n. the body  |
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mukula | n. the soul  |
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mukula | n. (only n.) a kind of metre  |
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mukula | m. (with hāsta-) a bud-like junction or bringing together of the fingers of the hand  |
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mukula | m. Name of a king and another man  |
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mukula | m. (with bhaṭṭa-) Name of an author  |
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mukula | mf(ā-)n. closed (as eyes),  |
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mukulāgra | n. a particular surgical instrument with a bud-like point  |
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mukulaya | Nom. P. yati-, to cause to close or shut (the eyes),  |
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mukulāya | Nom. A1. yate-, to shut like a bud, resemble a closed bud  |
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mukulāyita | mfn. budded, blossomed  |
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mukulī | in compound for mukula-.  |
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mukulībhāva | m. closing, the being closed (as a flower)  |
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mukulikā | f. a low or humming sound made to lull a child to sleep  |
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mukulīkṛ | P. -karoti-, to close in the form of a bud  |
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mukulīkṛta | mfn. closed, shut (as a bud)  |
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mukulin | mfn. budding, full of buds  |
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mukulita | (q.v) gaRa  |
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mukulita | mfn. budded, full of blossoms  |
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mukulita | mfn. closed like a bud, shut  |
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mukulitākṣa | mf(ī-)n. having half-closed eyes |
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mukulitanayana | mf(ā-)n. having half-closed eyes  |
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mukum | See muku- above.  |
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mukum | ind. muku |
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mukunda | m. (see muku-) Name of viṣṇu- (sometimes transferred to śiva-)  |
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mukunda | m. of a celebrated saint  |
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mukunda | m. of a particular treasure  |
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mukunda | m. a kind of precious stone  |
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mukunda | m. a kind of grain  |
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mukunda | m. the resin of Boswellia Thurifera  |
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mukunda | m. a kind of drum or kettle-drum  |
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mukunda | m. (in music) a kind of measure  |
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mukunda | m. Name of various scholars and authors (also with miśra-, paṇḍita-, dīkṣita-, śarman-, kavi-, parivrājaka-; see compound)  |
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mukunda | m. of a mountain  |
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mukundabhaṭṭa | m. Name of various authors (also gāḍagila-and ṭṭāccārya-)  |
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mukundabhaṭṭṭīya | n. Name of work  |
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mukundacaturdaśa | n. Name of a stotra-.  |
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mukundadāsa | m. Name of two authors  |
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mukundadāsaguṇaleśāṣṭaka | n. Name of work  |
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mukundadeva | m. Name of various princes of Orissa  |
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mukundagovinda | m. Name of the Guru of rāmānanda-  |
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mukundaka | m. a kind of grain (reckoned among the ku-dhānya-s)  |
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mukundaka | m. wrong reading for su-kandaka-.  |
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mukundalāla | m.  |
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mukundamālā | f. Name of a stotra- (in verses, addressed to viṣṇu-) by kula-śekhara-,  |
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mukundamuktāratnāvalīstotraṭīkā | f. Name of work  |
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mukundamuktāvalī | f. Name of work  |
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mukundamuni | m.  |
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mukundānanda | m. Name of a bhāṇa- (q.v) by kāśī-pati-.  |
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mukundapriya | m. Name of the son of gadādhara- and father of rāmānanda-  |
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mukundarāja | m.  |
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mukundasena | m. Name of a man  |
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mukundāṣṭaka | n. Name of a stotra-.  |
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mukundavana | m. Name of various men  |
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mukundavijaya | m. Name of work  |
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mukundavilāsa | m. Name of work  |
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mukundu | m. the resin of Boswellia Thurifera  |
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mukuṇṭha | m. plural Name of a people  |
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mukuṇṭī | f. a kind of weapon (prob. wrong reading for su-kuṇṭhī-).  |
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mukura | m. a mirror (equals makura-) (see karṇa--and mati-m-)  |
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mukura | m. the stick or handle of a potter's wheel  |
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mukura | m. Mimusops Elengi  |
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mukura | m. Jasminium Zambac  |
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mukura | m. a bud, blossom (gaRa tārakādi-).  |
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mukurāya | Nom. A1. yate-, to become a mirror  |
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mukurita | mfn. (prob.) =  |
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mukuritatārakādi |  |
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mukuṣṭha | mfn. equals manthara-  |
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mukuṣṭha | m. equals next  |
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mukuṣṭhaka | m. a species of bean  |
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mukuṭa | mn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).) a tiara, diadem, crown (said to be crescent-shaped;the kirīt-,a being pointed, and the mauli-having three points) etc.  |
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mukuṭa | m. a crest, point, head (See trim-)  |
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mukuṭa | m. Name of an author (equals rāya-m-)  |
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mukuṭa | m. Pl. Name of a people  |
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mukuṭā | f. Name of one of the mātṛ-s attending on skanda-  |
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mukuṭa | n. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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mukuṭaratna | n. equals mukuṭopala-  |
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mukuṭatāḍitaka | n. Name of a drama.  |
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mukuṭekārṣāpaṇa | n. Name of a tax or tribute raised for a royal diadem (in the east of India)  |
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mukuṭeśvara | m. Name of a king  |
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mukuṭeśvaratīrtha | n. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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mukuṭeśvarī | f. Name of dākṣāyaṇī- in mukuṭa-  |
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mukuṭī | f. snapping the fingers  |
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mukuṭin | mfn. crowned, wearing a diadem  |
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mukuṭopala | m. a crest-gem, jewel on a diadem  |
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mukuṭṭa | m. Name of a man  |
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mūlaśakuna | m. (in augury) the first bird  |
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munikumāra | m. a young sage  |
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muñjakulāya | m. a kind of basketwork made of rush  |
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nābhikupikā | f. a protruding or ruptured navel  |
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nāgakumāra | m. prince of the serpent-demons  |
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nāgakumāra | m. plural Name of a class of deities among the bhavanādhīśa-s guarding the treasures of kubera-  |
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nāgakumāra | f. (also rikā-) Cocculus Cordifolius  |
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nāgakumārī | f. Rubia Munjista  |
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nāgakuṇḍalakuṇḍalin | mfn. wearing a coiled serpent for an earring  |
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naimiṣakuñja | n. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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nakhakuṭṭa | m. "nail-cutter", barber  |
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nakhakuṭṭa | m. Name of an author  |
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nakṣatrarājasaṃkusumitābhijña | m. Name of a bodhi--sattva  |
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nāku | m. ( nam-[?] )  |
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nāku | m. anthill  |
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nāku | m. mountain  |
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nāku | m. Name of a muni-  |
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nakuca | varia lectio for lakuca-.  |
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nakula | mfn. (in spite of prob. notfr. na-+ kula-) of a particular colour (perhaps that of the ichneumon)  |
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nakula | m. the Bengal mungoose or Viverra Ichneumon (enemy of mice and of serpents from whose venom it protects itself by a medicine plant; see nākulī-) etc.  |
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nakula | m. a son  |
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nakula | m. a particular musical instrument  |
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nakula | m. Name of śiva-  |
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nakula | m. of a son of the aśvin-s and mādrī- (twin-brother of saha-deva- and fourth of the pāṇḍu- princes)  |
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nakula | m. of a Vedic poet with the patronymic vāma-deva- (vya-) or vaiśvāmitra- (lasya- vāmadevasya preṅkha- m.Name of a sāman-) |
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nakula | m. of a physician (author of a work on horses)  |
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nakulā | f. Name of śiva-'s wife  |
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nakula | n. a myst. Name of the sound h-  |
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nākula | mf(ī-)n. (fr. nak-) ichneumon-like gaRa śarkarādi-  |
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nākula | m. patronymic fr. nakula- (see )  |
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nākula | m. plural Name of a people  |
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nākula | m. Piper Chaba  |
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nākula | m. equals yava-tiktā- (L.), sarpa-gandhā- (Bh.) , and other plants.  |
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nakulādyā | f. the ichneumon plant  |
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nakulaka | mn. an ornament shaped like an ichneumon  |
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nakulaka | m. a kind of purse (?)  |
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nākulaka | mfn. worshipping nakula-  |
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nakulāndhatā | f.  |
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nakulāndhya | n. "ichneumon-blindness", a kind of disease of the eyes  |
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nākulāndhya | n. equals nak-  |
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nakulatva | n. the state of an ichneumon  |
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nakuleśa | varia lectio for līśa- (below) .  |
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nakuleṣṭā | f. "liked by the ichneumon", a kind of medicine plant (see above)  |
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nakuleṣṭakā | f. "liked by the ichneumon", a kind of medicine plant (see above)  |
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nakulī | f. See below  |
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nakulī | f. a female ichneumon  |
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nakulī | f. Salmalia Malabarica : Nardostachys Jatamansi  |
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nakulī | f. saffron  |
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nakulī | f. equals śaṅkhinī-  |
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nākulī | f. the ichneumon plant (supposed to furnish the ichneumon with an antidote when bitten by a snake) (see nakuleṣṭā-)  |
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nākuli | m. descendant of nakula- patronymic of śatānīka-  |
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nakulikā | f. a female ichneumon  |
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nakulīśa | m. (līśa-) a form of bhairava-  |
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nakulīśa | m. a myst. Name of the sound h-  |
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nakulīśadarśana | n. Name of work  |
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nakulīśapāśupata | m. plural a particular sect  |
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nakulīśayogapārāyaṇa | n. Name of work  |
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nakulīvāgīśvarīmantravidhāna | n. Name of work  |
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nakuloṣṭhī | f. (in music) a particular stringed instrument.  |
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nākusadman | m. a snake, W  |
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nakuṭa | n. the nose  |
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nakutaścid | ind. from nowhere, in nakutaścidbhaya -bhaya- mfn. equals a-kutaścid-bh-  |
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nakutaścidbhaya | mfn. nakutaścid |
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nandagopakula | n. his family (le jātā-or nandagopakulodbhavā lodbhavā- f."descended from nanda- family", durgā- )  |
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nandagopakulodbhavā | f. nandagopakula |
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nandagopakumāra | m. "son of nanda-", Name of kṛṣṇa-  |
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nandakumāra | m. " nanda-'s son" patronymic of kṛṣṇa-  |
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nandakumāra | m. Name of an author  |
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nandikuṇḍa | m. or n. Name of a sacred bathing-place  |
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narakakuṇḍa | n. a pit in hell for tormenting the wicked (86 in number)  |
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nārakapālakuṇḍalavat | mfn. wearing human skulls as an ornament for the ears  |
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nārīkuñjara | m. (?)  |
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narkuṭa | n. idem or 'n. the nose ' (see nakuṭa-)  |
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nārkuṭa | mf(ī-)n. fr. nṛ-kuṭa-  |
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narkuṭaka | n. idem or 'n. idem or 'n. the nose ' (see nakuṭa-)'  |
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narkuṭaka | n. a kind of metre (see nardaṭaka-).  |
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nāthakumāra | m. Name of a poet  |
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nātiprakupita | mfn. not too angry  |
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navadevakula | n. Name of a town  |
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navāṅkura | m. Name of work  |
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navānupūrvasamāpattikuśala | m. Name of buddha-  |
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navaraṅgakula | mfn. having the privilege of marrying into 9 distinct families (?)  |
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navāśrakuṇḍa | n.  |
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nīcakula | n. a low family  |
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nīcakulādgata | mfn. ( ) descended from a low family.  |
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nīcakulodbhava | mfn. ( ) descended from a low family.  |
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nicaṅkuṇa | varia lectio for nicumpuṇa-.  |
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nicāṅkuṇa | varia lectio for nicuṅkuṇa-.  |
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nicuṅkuṇa | m. v.r. for nicumpuṇ/a- below  |
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nicuṅkuṇa | m. Name of a vāruṇi-  |
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nidhānakumbha | m. a pot or jar containing a treasure  |
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niḥṣku | ( sku-), to tear, rend (only ind.p. - ṣk/āvam-),  |
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nikāmaniraṅkuśa | mfn. freely ruling over (genitive case ,),  |
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nikubja | mfn. curved, bent  |
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nikubjana | n. upsetting (a vessel)  |
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nikuciti | f. contraction (?) , Va1rtt . 1  |
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nikucyakarṇi | ind. with the ears hanging down  |
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nīkulaka | m. Name of a man  |
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nikulīnakā | f. a particular mode of flying (varia lectio nikā-).  |
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nikumbha | m. Croton Polyandrum (alsof(ī-). )  |
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nikumbha | m. Name of a dānava- (son of prahlāda- and brother of kumbha-, father of sunda- and upasunda-)  |
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nikumbha | m. of a rākṣasa-  |
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nikumbha | m. of a son of kumbha-karṇa-  |
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nikumbha | m. of an attendant of either śiva- ( ) or skanda- ( )  |
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nikumbha | m. of one of the viśve- devā-s (viskumbhu- Calcutta edition)  |
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nikumbha | m. of a hero on the side of the kuru-s  |
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nikumbha | m. of a king of a-yodhyā- (son of hary-aśva- and father of saṃhatāśva- or varhaṇāśva-)  |
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nikumbhākhyabīja | n. Croton Jamalgota  |
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nikumbhila | mf. (fr. kumbha-?), a place where oblations are offered, (especially) a grove at the western gate of laṅkā- for the performance of sacrificial rites  |
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nikumbhila | m. (according to others) an image of bhadra-kālī- on the west side of laṅkā-  |
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nikumbhita | n. a kind of time in music.  |
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nikuñc | Caus. -kuñcayati-, to draw in, contract (opp. to"stretch out")  |
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nikuñca | m. a key  |
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nikuñcaka | m. Calamus Rotang  |
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nikuñcaka | m. a measure of capacity equal to 1/4 of a kuḍava-  |
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nikuñcana | n. shrinking together, contraction  |
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nikuñcita | mfn. contracted  |
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nikuñja | m. (n. ) an arbour, a bower, thicket  |
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nikuñjikāmlā | f. a species of plant (equals kuñjikā-)  |
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nikuramba | ( ) m. or n. a flock, mass, multitude.  |
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nikurumba | ( ) m. or n. a flock, mass, multitude.  |
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nikurumbaka | ( ) m. or n. a flock, mass, multitude.  |
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nikuṭṭana | n. ( kuṭṭ-) pounding, crushing down  |
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nīlakuṇḍa | n. Name of a tīrtha-  |
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nīlakuntalā | f. Name of a female friend of durgā-  |
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nīlakuraṇṭaka | m.  |
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nīlakuruṇṭaka | m.  |
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nīlakusumā | f. (prob.) Barleria Caerulea  |
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nīlālikulasaṃkula | m. "full of swarms of blue bees", Rosa Glandulifera  |
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nipītakusuma | mfn. (a tree) whose blossoms are sucked by (instrumental case)  |
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nirākula | mfn. not too much beset, little frequented  |
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nirākula | mfn. not disarranged  |
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nirākula | mfn. unconfused, clear, calm, steady ( nirākulam am- ind.)  |
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nirākula | n. perspicuity, clearness, calmness  |
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nirākuladvāra | mf(ā-)n. (city) whose gates are not too much crowded  |
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nirākulam | ind. nirākula |
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nirākulārtham | ind. for the sake of clearness  |
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niraṅkuśa | mfn. unchecked (literally not held by a hook) , uncontrolled, independent, free, unruly, extravagant ( niraṅkuśam am- ind.; niraṅkuśatva -tva- n.) etc.  |
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niraṅkuśam | ind. niraṅkuśa |
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niraṅkuśatva | n. niraṅkuśa |
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niraṅkuśaya | Nom. P. yati-, to unfetter  |
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nirdoṣakulasārāvali | f. Name of work  |
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nirvyākula | mfn. not troubled or excited, calm  |
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nirvyākulatā | f. calmness, tranquillity, ,  |
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niśitāṅkuśa | mn. a sharp or pointed hook  |
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niṣkuha | m. equals niṣ-kuṭa-, the hollow of a tree  |
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niṣkula | mf(ā-)n. without family, having no kindred (taṃ- kṛ-,to make family-less, exterminate )  |
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niṣkula | mf(ā-)n. shelled, husked  |
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niṣkulākṛ | to shell, strip off, husk etc.  |
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niṣkulatā | f. dying out, perishing, ,  |
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niṣkulatvoc | mfn. stripped off, husked  |
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niṣkulīkṛ | to shell, strip off, husk etc.  |
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niṣkulīna | mfn. of low family, plebeian  |
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niṣkumbha | m. Croton Polyandrum (equals ni-k-)  |
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niṣkumbha | m. Name of one of the viśve- devā-s  |
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niṣkumbhā | f. Name of the mother of the maga-s  |
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niṣkupita | m. ( kup-) Name of a marut- (varia lectio niṣ-kuṣita-).  |
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niṣkuṣ | P. -kuṣati- (future koṣitā-,or -koṣṭā-; infinitive mood -koṣitum-or -koṣṭum-etc. ), to pull out, extract ; to injure or hurt by tearing ; to shell, husk (See below) .  |
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niṣkuṣita | mfn. torn off stripped off, extracted, forced out, torn, lacerated  |
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niṣkuṣita | mfn. Name of a marut- (varia lectio kupita-).  |
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niṣkuṭī | niṣkuṭi f. large or small cardamoms (see nis-truṭī-).  |
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niṣkuṭi | niṣkuṭī f. large or small cardamoms (see nis-truṭī-).  |
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niṣkuṭikā | f. Name of one of the mātṛ-s attending on skanda-  |
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niṣkutūhala | mfn. having no curiosity, incurious  |
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nītikuśala | mfn. conversant with political science or policy  |
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nītimukula | n. Name of work  |
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nityavaikuṇṭha | m. Name of a particular residence of viṣṇu- in heaven  |
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nivāku | m. Name of a man gaRa bāhv-ādi-.  |
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niyuddhakuśala | mfn. skilled in fighting  |
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nṛkukkura | m. "man-dog", a dog of a man  |
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nṛkuladevā | f. Name of a woman  |
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nyaṅku | m. idem or 'm. dual number a particular part of a carriage '  |
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nyaṅku | m. a deer, an antelope etc.  |
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nyaṅku | m. Name of a muni- and a cakra-vartin-  |
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nyaṅkubhūruha | m. Bignonia Indica  |
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nyaṅkusāriṇī | f. (with bṛhatī-) Name of two kinds of metre  |
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nyaṅkuśiras | f. (with kakum-nicṛt-)  |
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nyāyakuliśa | mn. Name of work  |
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nyāyakusumamañjarī | f. Name of work  |
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nyāyakusumāñjali | m. ( nyāyakusumāñjalikārikā -kārikā- f. nyāyakusumāñjaliprakāśa -prakāśa- m. nyāyakusumāñjalivikāśa -vikāśa- m. nyāyakusumāñjaliviveka -viveka-,m.) Name of work  |
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nyāyakusumāñjalikārikā | f. nyāyakusumāñjali |
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nyāyakusumāñjaliprakāśa | m. nyāyakusumāñjali |
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nyāyakusumāñjalivikāśa | m. nyāyakusumāñjali |
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nyāyakusumāñjaliviveka | m. nyāyakusumāñjali |
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nyāyakutūhala | n. Name of work  |
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okula | m. wheat fried slightly  |
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pādakula | n. (probably) a family of attendants,  |
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pādākulaka | n. Name of 2 kinds of metre  |
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pādakuṭhārikā | f. a particular position of the feet  |
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padātijanasaṃkula | mfn. mingled with footmen or pedestrian  |
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paḍbīśaśaṅku | (m. a post for tying to )  |
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padmabandhukula | n. Name of a family  |
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padmakuṇḍa | n. a particular mystical figure  |
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padmotpalakumudvat | mfn. furnished with the lotus flowers called padma-, utpala- and kumuda-  |
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paḍviṃśaśaṅku | (m. a post for tying to )  |
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paḍvīśaśaṅku | (m. a post for tying to )  |
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pailukuṇa | mfn. gaRa utsādi-.  |
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pākakuṭī | f. a potter's kiln, pottery  |
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pāku | See dūre-- and phale-pāku-.  |
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pākuka | m. a cook  |
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pallavāṅkura | m. a leaf-bud |
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pallīśaraṭakākabhāsādiśakuna | n. Name of work  |
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pāṃsukulī | f. "quantity of dust", a high road  |
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pānakumbha | m. a drinking-vessel  |
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pāṇḍavakulaprasūta | mfn. born from the race of the pāṇḍava-s  |
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pāṇḍavanakula | m. Name of a poet  |
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pānīyakumārarasa | m. a particular medicinal preparation  |
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pānīyanakula | m. "water-ichneumon", an otter  |
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pāṅktakākubha | mf(ī-)n. (fr. paṅkti-kakubh-) beginning with the paṅkti- and ending with the kakubh- metre  |
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pāpāṅkuśā | f. Name of the 11th day in the light half of the month āśvina-  |
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pāpāṅkuśā | f. (with ekādāśī-) Name of work  |
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parakula | m. an otter,  |
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pārakulīna | mfn. equals para-kule sādhuḥ- gaRa pratijanādi-.  |
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parāṅkuśa | in -nātha- m. Name of an author  |
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parāṅkuśapādukāpañcāśat | f. Name of stotra-.  |
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parāṅkuśapañcaviṃśati | f. Name of stotra-.  |
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parāṅkuśāṣṭaka | n. Name of stotra-.  |
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pārāśarīmukura | m. Name of work  |
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pārasyakulīna | mfn. equals parasya kuls sādhuh- gaRa pratijanādi-.  |
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paratarkuka | m. a beggar  |
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paricchedākula | mfn. perplexed (through inability) to decide  |
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parikup | P. -kupyati-, to become greatly moved or excited, to be in a rage, to be very angry : Causal -kopayati-, to excite violently, to make very angry  |
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parikupita | mfn. much excited, very angry, wrathful  |
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pārikuṭa | m. an attendant, servant ( )  |
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parimaṇḍalakuṣṭha | n. a kind of leprosy  |
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parivyākula | mfn. much confused or disordered  |
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parivyākulīkṛ | to trouble or confound thoroughly  |
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parṇakuṭī | f. a hut made of leaves  |
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parṇakuṭikā | f. a hut made of leaves  |
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paryākula | mf(ā-)n. full of, filled with (compound)  |
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paryākula | mf(ā-)n. disordered, confused, excited, bewildered etc.  |
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paryākula | mf(ā-)n. turbid (as water)  |
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paryākulatva | n. confusion, bewilderment  |
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paryākulaya | Nom. P. yati-, to disturb, excite, bewilder  |
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paryākulībhū | to be confused or bewildered  |
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paryākulīkṛ | idem or 'Nom. P. yati-, to disturb, excite, bewilder ' (varia lectio)  |
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paṭakuṭī | f. a tent of wool or felt  |
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pāṭalakusama | n. the trumpet-flower  |
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patiśokākula | mfn. agitated with grief for a husband  |
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paurakutsī | f. wrong reading for pauru-k-  |
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paurukutsa | m. patronymic of trasa-dasyu- etc. (f(ī-). )  |
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paurukutsi | (p/auru--) m. idem or 'm. patronymic of trasa-dasyu- etc. (f(ī-). )'  |
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paurukutsya | m. idem or '(p/auru--) m. idem or 'm. patronymic of trasa-dasyu- etc. (f(ī-). )' '  |
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payaskumbha | m. a pitcher for holding milk  |
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payaskuśā | f.  |
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phālakuddālalāṅgalin | mfn. furnished with a hoe and a spade and a plough  |
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phalelāṅku | n. equals puñjātuka- (?)  |
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phalepāku | gaRa nyaṅkv-ādi-.  |
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pidāku | m. prob. wrong reading for p/ṛdāku-  |
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pīlukuṇa | m. the season of the ripening of the pilu- fruit (see pailukuṇa-).  |
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pīnakakudmat | mfn. having a fat hump  |
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pīnāyatakakudmat | mfn. having a full and prominent hump  |
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pītakuṣṭha | n. yellow leprosy  |
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pitṛkulyā | f. "rivulet of the pitṛ-s", Name of a river rising in the malaya- mountains  |
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pittakuṣṭha | n. a kind of leprosy  |
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pracalakāñcanakuṇḍala | mfn. (an ear) adorned with golden rings  |
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pragalbhakulāla | m. a skilful potter  |
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prāgvāṭakula | n. Name of a family  |
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praharakuṭumbī | f. a species of plant  |
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prajananakuśala | mfn. skilled in midwifery  |
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prajñānakumudacandrikā | f. Name of work  |
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prakṛṣyakutsita | mfn. strongly censured , Va1rtt. 1 , (prakṛṣṭa-k- )  |
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prakubratā | f. (of unknown etymology and meaning)  |
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prakula | n. a handsome or excellent body (varia lectio pra-hvala-).  |
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prakuñca | m. (see kuñci-) a particular measure of capacity (somewhat more or less than a handful)  |
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prakuñca | m. equals pala-  |
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prakup | P. -kupyati-, to be moved or agitated ; to become enraged, fly into a passion etc.: Causal -kopayati-, to set in motion, agitate, excite, provoke to anger  |
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prakupita | mfn. (pr/a--) moved, agitated, shaken  |
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prakupita | mfn. very angry, incensed, enraged  |
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prakupta | mfn. enraged, incensed  |
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prakuṭ | (only ind.p. -kuṭya-), to cut or carve (meat) into small pieces  |
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prakuthita | mfn. ( kuth-) putrid, putrescent  |
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pramāṇakuśala | mfn. skilful in arguing  |
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praṇayakupita | mfn. angry through love, feigning anger  |
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prāsādakukkuṭa | m. a domestic pigeon  |
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praskunda | m. a support ("an altar or elevated floor of a circular shape" )  |
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praśnaratnāṅkura | m. Name of work  |
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prasthakusuma | m. "flowering on mountain-tops", a species of plant, a variety of tulasi- or basil  |
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prastutāṅkura | m. a figure of, speech, allusion by the mention of any passing circumstance to something latent in the hearer's mind  |
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pratāpamukuṭa | m. Name of a prince  |
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prathamakusuma | m. or n. (?) white marjoram  |
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pratikuñcita | mfn. ( kuñc-) bent, curved |
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pratikuṇḍam | ind. in every fire-pit  |
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pratikuñjara | m. a hostile elephant  |
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pratimukula | (in the beginning of a compound), in or upon every bud  |
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pratisaṃkucita | mfn. closed,  |
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pratiṣku | ( sku-), only imperfect tense praty-askunot- to cover in return (with arrows etc.)  |
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pratiṣkuta | See /a-prati-ṣkuta-.  |
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prauḍhamanoramākucamardana | n. Name of work  |
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pṛdāku | m. an adder, viper, snake (also pṛdākū dāk/ū-, f.)  |
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pṛdāku | m. a tiger or panther ([ confer, compare Latin pardus,pardalisetc.])  |
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pṛdāku | m. an elephant  |
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pṛdāku | m. a tree  |
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pṛdākusānu | (p/ṛd-) mfn. having a surface like that of a serpent, smooth or shining like a serpent  |
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pṛthakkula | mfn. (plural) belonging to different families  |
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pṛthukucotpīḍam | ind. pressing a full bosom  |
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pṛthvīkurabaka | m. a species of tree  |
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pulakākulākṛti | mfn. "having the frame excited by bristling hair", thrilled with joy  |
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pulakāṅkura | m. (sprout of) bristling hair  |
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pūlāsakakuraṇḍa | n. gaRa rāja-dantādi-  |
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pūlāsakuraṇḍa | gaRa rāja-dantādi-.  |
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puṇyakuṭa | m. a great multitude of meritorious acts  |
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puṇyaśakuna | m. a bird of good omen  |
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pūrakakumbhakarecaka | m. plural or n. plural (?) inhaling and then retaining and then exhaling air  |
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pūrṇakakud | mfn. "full-humped"humpbacked  |
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pūrṇakākud | mfn.  |
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pūrṇakākuda | mfn.  |
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pūrṇakumbha | m. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).) a full cup or jar, (especially) a cup full of water (also with apām-) |
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pūrṇakumbha | m. a cup filled with holy water and used at the consecration of a king  |
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pūrṇakumbha | m. a particular mode of fighting  |
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pūrṇakumbha | m. Name of a dānava- (varia lectio kumbha-karṇa-)  |
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pūrṇakumbha | mn. a hole (in a wall) of the shape of a water-jar  |
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pūrṇakumbha | mf(ā-)n. having a full pitcher  |
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pūrṇakuṭa | m. a particular class of birds  |
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purukutsa | m. Name of a man  |
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purukutsa | m. of a descendant of ikṣvāku-  |
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purukutsa | m. of a son of māndhātṛ-  |
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purukutsa | m. of another man  |
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purukutsānī | f. Name of a woman (prob. wife of puru-kutsa-)  |
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purukutsava | m. Name of an enemy of indra-  |
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puruṣakuṇapa | n. a human corpse  |
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puṣpadrumakusumitamukuṭa | m. "having a flowery diadem like a tree in bloom", Name of a gandharvarāja-  |
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puṣpaśakuna | m. "flower-bird", Phasianus gallus (varia lectio)  |
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puṣpāvalivanarājikusumitābhijña | m. "knowing the season of the flowering of the rows of flower and of the forest-trees", Name of a buddha- (varia lectio puṣpa-bali-v-).  |
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pūtikuṣmāṇḍāya | Nom. (fr. p/ūti-kuṣmāṇḍa-) A1. yate-, to resemble a rotten gourd id est be quite worthless  |
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pūtikuṣmāṇḍāyamānatva | n. complete worthlessness  |
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radāṅkura | m. the point of a tooth  |
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rādharaṅku | m. equals sāra-, sīkara-, and jaladopala-.  |
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raghukulottaṃsa | m. "crest-jewel of the race of raghu-", Name of rāma-  |
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rājadaṇḍabhayākula | mfn. afraid of it  |
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rājakula | n. a king's race, royal family (plural = kings, princes)  |
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rājakula | n. a royal palace or court (where also law is administered) etc.  |
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rājakula | n. a main road or street (Bombay edition)  |
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rājakulabhaṭṭa | m. Name of a poet  |
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rājakulānumantavya | mfn. to be approved by kings  |
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rājakulaprajāta | mfn. born from a race of kings  |
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rājakulavivāda | m. a contest among kings  |
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rājakulya | mfn. of royal race or descent  |
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rājakumāra | m. a king's son, prince  |
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rājakumārikā | f. princess  |
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rājakuṇḍa | m. Name of a Scholiast or Commentator on the kirātārjunīya-.  |
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rājakuñjara | m. "king-elephant", a great or powerful monarch.  |
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rājakuṣmāṇḍa | m. Solanum Melongena  |
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rājamukuṭa | m. Name of an author  |
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rājanyakumāra | m. a prince  |
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rajatakumbha | m. a silver jar.  |
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raktakumuda | n. the flower of Nymphaea Rubra, red lotus  |
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raktakuṇḍala | n. the flower of Nymphaea Rubra, red lotus  |
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rāmakīrtimukundamālā | f. Name of work  |
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rāmakumāra | m. (with miśra-) Name of a man  |
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rāmakutūhala | n. Name of a poem.  |
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raṇasaṃkula | n. the confusion or noise of battle, a mixed or tumultuous combat  |
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raṅku | m. a species of deer or antelope  |
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raṅku | m. Name of a place gaRa kacchādi-.  |
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raṅkuka | m. equals raṅku-  |
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raṅkumālin | m. Name of a vidyā-dhara-  |
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raṅkuṭi | f. a kind of vetch  |
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rasakulyā | f. Name of a river in kuśa-dvīpa-  |
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rathakārakula | n. the caste of carriage-builders  |
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rathakuṭumba | ( ) m. a carriage-driver, charioteer, coachman.  |
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rathakuṭumbika | ( ) m. a carriage-driver, charioteer, coachman.  |
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rathakuṭumbin | ( ) m. a carriage-driver, charioteer, coachman.  |
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ratikuhara | n. pudendum muliebre  |
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rātikula | n. a house (whose inhabitants are) disposed to give (alms),  |
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ratnakumbha | m. a jar set with jewels  |
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ratnamukuṭa | m. Name of a bodhi-sattva-  |
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ratnāṅkura | m. "sprout of a pearl", a small pearl  |
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ravikuladīpaprakāsa | m. Name of work  |
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rāyamukuṭa | m.  |
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reku | mfn. empty, void, deserted  |
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retaḥkulyā | f. a stream or river of semen virile (in a particular hell)  |
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riktakumbha | n. plural "(the sound of) an empty vessel", (prob.) empty or senseless language  |
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rītikusuma | n. calx of brass  |
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ṛṇamatkuṇa | m. money given as security, bail (sticking to the debtor like an insect)  |
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rodaḥkandarakuhara | n. the void or hollow space between heaven and earth  |
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rodaḥkuhara | n. idem or 'n. the void or hollow space between heaven and earth '  |
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romāṅkura | m. a bristling hair of the body  |
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roṣākulita | mfn. troubled or perplexed by passion  |
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ṛṣikulyā | f. "the river of the ṛṣi-s", a sacred river, Name of sarasvatī- (also denoting"the river of ṛṣi-s id est sacred hymns ", sarasvatī- being the goddess of speech)  |
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ṛṣikulyā | f. Name of a river etc.  |
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ṛṣikulyā | f. of a wife of bhūman-  |
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rūḍhatṛṇāṅkura | mfn. (a palace) on the roof of which young grass has sprouted  |
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rudrakumāra | m. Name of a man  |
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rudrāṅkuśa | m. rudra-'s trident  |
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ruśeku | m. Name of a king (varia lectio ruṣadru-, uṣadgu-, ṛṣadgu-etc.)  |
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sabhṛkuṭīmukha | mfn. having a frowning face, frowning  |
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sacintākulam | ind. thoughtfully  |
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sāgarakukṣi | f. Name of a serpent-maiden  |
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sahasrakuṇapa | (sah/asra--) mf(ā-)n. having a thousand dead bodies  |
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sahitakumbhaka | m. a particular mode of suppressing the breath (See prāṇāyāma-).  |
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sahodakumbha | mfn. together with the water-jar  |
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śailakuñja | m. a mountain-copse, thicket on a hill  |
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śakkuli | prob. wrong reading for śaṣkuli-  |
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śakrakumārī | ( ) f. a small flag-staff used with indra-'s banner  |
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śakrakumārikā | ( ) ( ) f. a small flag-staff used with indra-'s banner  |
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śaktikumāra | m. Name of a prince  |
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śaktikumāra | m. of a man, diś-.  |
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śaktikumāra | m. of a poet  |
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śaktikumāraka | m. Name of a man  |
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śaktikumārī | f. Name of a woman  |
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śaktikuṇṭhana | n. the deadening or blunting of a faculty  |
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sakukṣi | mfn. born from the same womb  |
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śakula | m. a kind of fish (perhaps"the gilt-head") etc.  |
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śakula | m. a kind of spur-like projection (behind the hoof of an ox or cow)  |
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śakula | m. (with vasiṣṭhasya-) Name of a śāman- (varia lectio for śakuna-)  |
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sakula | mfn. having a family, together with one's family  |
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sakula | mfn. belonging to a noble amily  |
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sakula | mfn. belonging to the same family  |
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sakula | m. an ichneumon (for nakula-,by a play on the sound)  |
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sākula | mfn. perplexed, bewildered  |
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śakulāda | m. plural "eating śakula-s", Name of a people gaRa kāśyādi-.  |
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śakulādanī | f. (see śakunāśā-) a kind of potherb (according to to Commelina Salicifolia, Scindapsus Officinalis etc.)  |
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śakulādanī | f. an earthworm  |
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śākulādika | mf(ā-,or ī-)n. (fr. śakulāda-), gaRa kāśy-ādi-.  |
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śakulagaṇḍa | m. a kind of fish  |
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sakulaja | mfn. born from the same family with (genitive case)  |
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śakulākṣaka | m. "fish-eyed", white bent-grass, Panicum Dactylon (the blossoms are white and compared to the eye of a fish)  |
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śakulākṣī | f. a kind of dūrvā- grass (see prec.)  |
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śakulārbhaka | m. a sort of fish  |
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śakulī | f. See below.  |
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śākulika | mfn. belonging to fish  |
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śākulika | m. a fisherman  |
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śākulika | n. a multitude of fish  |
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śakulin | m. a fish (prob. wrong reading for śakalin- q.v)  |
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sakulya | m. one of the same family and name (= sa-gotra-)  |
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sakulya | m. a distant relation, remote kinsman (said to apply to a grandson's grandson or even sometimes extended to the tenth descendant)  |
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śakuna | m. (said to be fr. śak- ) a bird (especially a large bird or one of good or bad omen) etc.  |
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śakuna | m. a particular kind of bird (either equals gridhra-,a vulture, or equals cilla-,a common kite or Pondicherry eagle)  |
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śakuna | m. a kind of Brahman (vipra-bheda-)  |
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śakuna | m. a sort of hymn or song (sung at festivals to secure good fortune)  |
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śakuna | m. (with vasiṣṭhasya-) Name of a sāman-  |
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śakuna | m. Name of an asura-  |
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śakuna | m. plural Name of a people  |
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śakuna | n. any auspicious object or lucky omen, an omen or prognostic (in general;rarely "an inauspicious omen")  |
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śakuna | mfn. indicating good luck, auspicious  |
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śākuna | mfn. equals parottāpin- ("repentant","regretful" )  |
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śākuna | mf(ī-)n. (fr. śakuna-) derived from or relating to birds or omens etc.  |
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śākuna | mf(ī-)n. having the nature of a bird  |
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śākuna | mf(ī-)n. ominous, portentous  |
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śākuna | m. a bird-catcher  |
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śākuna | m. augury, omen  |
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śākuna | m. Name of work by vasanta-rāja- (equals śakun/arṇava- q.v)  |
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śakunadevatā | f. a deity presiding over good omens  |
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śakunādhiṣṭhātrī | f. f. (a goddess) presiding over good omens  |
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śakunadīpaka | m. (or f(ikā-).) Name of work on augury.  |
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śakunadvāra | n. "door of omens", a particular term in augury  |
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śakunāhṛt | m. a kind of rice  |
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śakunāhṛt | m. a kind of fish  |
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śakunāhṛta | mfn. brought by birds  |
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śakunāhṛta | mfn. a kind of rice (see prec.)  |
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śakunajña | mfn. knowing omens  |
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śakunajñā | f. a small house-lizard  |
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śakunajñāna | n. knowledge of birds or omens, augury  |
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śakunajñāna | n. Name of a chapter of the  |
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śakunaka | m. a bird  |
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śakunaparīkṣā | f. Name of work  |
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śakunapattra | n. Name of work  |
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śakunapradīpa | m. Name of work  |
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śakunaratnāvalī | f. Name of work  |
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śakunārṇava | m. Name of work  |
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śakunarutajñāna | n. knowledge of the notes of birds  |
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śakunāśā | f. Name of a plant, (perhaps wrong reading for śakulāśa-; see śakulādanī-).  |
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śakunasāroddhāra | m. Name of work  |
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śākunasāroddhāra | m. Name of work  |
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śakunaśāstra | n. "doctrine or book of omens", Name of work  |
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śākunaśāstrasāra | m. Name of work  |
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śakunasūkta | n. the bird-hymn (perhaps )  |
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śākunasūkta | n. Name of a particular hymn of the ṛg-- veda- (equals śakuna-s-).  |
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śakunāvalī | f. Name of work on augury.  |
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śākunavicāra | m. Name of work  |
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śakunavidyā | f. equals prec.  |
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śakunda | m. Nerium Odorum (see śata-kunda-).  |
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sakuṇḍa | mf(ā-)n. together with a well  |
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sakuṇḍala | mfn. decorated with ear-rings  |
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śākuneya | mfn. relating to birds or omens  |
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śākuneya | mfn. composed or written by śakuni-  |
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śākuneya | m. a small owl  |
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śākuneya | m. Name of a muni-  |
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śākuneya | m. patronymic of the asura- vṛka-  |
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śakunī | f. See column 3  |
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śakuni | m. a bird (especially a large bird equals gridhra-or cilla- according to to some "a cock") etc.  |
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śakuni | m. (in astronomy) Name of the first fixed karaṇa- (q.v)  |
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śakuni | m. Name of a Naga  |
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śakuni | m. of an evil demon (son of duḥ-saha-)  |
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śakuni | m. of an asura- (son of hiraṇyākṣa- and father of vṛka-)  |
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śakuni | m. of the brother of queen gāndhārī- (and therefore the brother-in-law of dhṛta-rāṣṭra- and the mātula- or maternal uncle of the kuru- princes;as son of subala-, king of gāndhāra-, he is called saubala-;he often acted as counsellor of duryodhana-, and hence his name is sometimes applied to an old officious relative whose counsels ten to misfortune) etc. (see )  |
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śakuni | m. of a son of vikukṣi- and grandson of ikṣvāku-  |
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śakuni | m. of a son of daśa-ratha-  |
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śakuni | m. of the great-grandfather of aśoka-  |
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śakuni | m. dual number Name of the aśvin-s  |
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śakuni | f(i-or ī-). See below.  |
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śakunī | f. (of śakuna-or ni-,col, 2) a female bird  |
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śakunī | f. a hen-sparrow  |
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śakunī | f. Turdus Macrourus  |
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śakunī | f. Name of a female demon (sometimes identified with durgā-) causing a particular child's disease (sometimes equals pūtanā-,and in this sense also śakuni-)  |
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śākuni | m. "a bird-catcher"or"an augur"  |
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śakunigraha | m. Name of a demon causing children's diseases  |
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śakunikā | f. a female bird  |
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śakunikā | f. Name of one of the mātṛ-s attendant of skanda-  |
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śakunikā | f. of various women  |
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śākunika | mfn. relating to birds or omens, ominous  |
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śākunika | m. a fowler, bird-catcher etc.  |
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śākunika | m. a fisherman  |
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śākunikapraśna | m. Name of work on augury.  |
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śākunikāyinī | f. a female poulterer (?)  |
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śākunimitra | m. Name (also title or epithet) of a teacher,  |
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śākunin | m. a fisherman (varia lectio śākuna-)  |
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śākunin | m. a particular evil demon  |
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śakuniprapā | f. a drinking-trough for birds  |
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śakunisāda | m. a particular part of the sacrificial horse  |
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śakunisavana | n. gaRa savanādi-. |
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śakunīśvara | m. "lord of birds", Name of garuḍa-  |
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śakunivāda | m. the first song of birds (or of a particular bird) at dawn (according to to some "the crowing of a cock")  |
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sakuñjara | mfn. together with elephants  |
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śakunopadeśa | m. the doctrine of omens, augury  |
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śakunta | m. a bird etc.  |
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śakunta | m. a particular bird of prey  |
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śakunta | m. a blue jay  |
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śakunta | m. a sort of insect  |
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śakunta | m. Name of a son of viśvāmitra-  |
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śakuntaka | m. a small bird  |
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śākuntaki | m. plural (fr. śakunta-,or śakuntaka-) Name of a warrior-tribe gaRa dāmany-ādi-.  |
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śākuntakīya | m. a king of the śākuntaki-s  |
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śakuntalā | f. (said to be fr. śakunta-) Name of a daughter of the apsaras- menakā- by viśvāmitra- (she was supposed to have been born and left in a forest, where she was protected by birds till found by the sage kaṇva-, who took her to his hermitage and reared her as his daughter;she was there seen by king duṣyanta-, when on a hunting expedition, and married by him, and became the mother of bharata-, sovereign of all India;the story of duṣyanta-'s accidental meeting with śakuntalā-, their marriage, separation, his repudiation of her through temporary loss of memory caused by a curse, his subsequent recognition of her by means of a ring which was lost but afterwards recovered, forms the subject of kālidāsa-'s celebrated drama called abhijñāna-śakuntalā- q.v).  |
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śākuntala | m. (fr. śakuntalā-) metron. of bharata- (sovereign of India as son of śakuntalā- and duṣyanta-)  |
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śākuntala | n. (according to to some alsof(ā-).) equals next or the drama commonly called śakuntalā- or abhijñāna-śakuntalam-  |
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śakuntalātmaja | (lātm-) m. " śakuntalā-'s son", metron. of bharata- (sovereign of India)  |
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śākuntaleya | m. metron. of bharata- (see above)  |
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śakuntalopākhyāna | n. "story of śakuntalā-", Name of and of  |
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śākuntalopākhyāna | n. the story of śakuntalā- and duṣyanta- (constituting the episode in ). |
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śākunteya | m. Name of a physician  |
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śakunti | m. a bird  |
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śakuntikā | f. a female bird  |
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śakuntikā | See śakuntaka-.  |
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śākuntika | m. a fowler, bird-catcher  |
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śakunyupākhyāna | n. Name of work  |
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śakura | mfn. tame, quiet (as an animal)  |
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sakuruṇḍa | m. yellow Amaranth or Barleria (equals sāk-)  |
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sākuruṇḍa | m. a kind of plant (see sa-k-)  |
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sakuśa | mfn. holding kuśa- grass in the hand  |
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sakuṣṭhika | mfn. equals sagulpha- or sāṅguṣṭha- (Scholiast or Commentator)  |
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sakusumāstaraṇa | mfn. strewn with flowers  |
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śakuṭā | f. a particular part of an elephant's hind leg  |
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sakutūhala | mfn. full of curiosity ( sakutūhalam am- ind.)  |
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sakutūhalam | ind. sakutūhala |
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sakuṭumba | mf(ā-)n. together with one's family  |
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salājakusuma | mfn. accompanied with sprinkled grain and flowers  |
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śalaṅku | m. Name of a man gaRa naḍādi-.  |
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salilakukkuṭa | m. a particular aquatic bird  |
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salilakuntala | m. "water-hair", Vallisneria or Blyxa Octandra  |
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samākula | mf(ā-)n. crowded together, crowded or filled with, full of, abounding in (instrumental case or compound) etc.  |
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samākula | mf(ā-)n. greatly agitated or confounded, troubled, confused, flurried, bewildered by (compound)  |
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samākulatā | f.  |
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samākulatva | n. great agitation or confusion, great bewilderment or trouble of mind  |
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samākuñcita | mfn. ( kuñc-) drawn in, brought to an end, stopped (as speech)  |
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samamaṇḍalaśaṅku | m. samamaṇḍala |
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samānapakuha | m. the same half-month  |
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samantakusuma | m. Name of a deva-putra-  |
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samaśaṅku | m. the sun's gnomon id est altitude when it reaches the prime vertical circle |
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samavṛttaśaṅku | m. equals sama-ś-  |
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saṃcāku | m. (said to be fr.2. ci-;but see saṃ-cakṣas-) a ṛṣi-  |
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saṃdaṣṭakusumaśayana | mfn. indenting (by pressure of the limbs) a couch of flowers  |
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saṃdhikuśala | mfn. skilled in the art of making treaties or forming alliances  |
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sāṃdhyakusumā | f. Hibiscus Rosa Sinensis  |
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saṃhatabhrūkuṭimukha | mfn. one on whose face the brows are contracted  |
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saṃhatakulīna | mfn. belonging to a family closely allied or related  |
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śamīkuṇa | m. the time when the sami- tree bears fruit  |
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samitkuśa | n. fuel and kuśa- grass  |
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saṃkalpakulmala | (p/a--) mfn. (an arrow) whose neck (See k/ulmala-) is (formed by) desire  |
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saṃkuc | (or -kuñc-) P. -kucati-, to contract, shrink, close (as a flower) ; to contract, compress, absorb, destroy : Passive voice -kucyate-, to shrink, be closed or contracted : Causal -kocayati-, to contract, draw in ; to narrow, make smaller, lessen ; (A1.) to withdraw, withhold  |
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saṃkucana | m. "Shriveller", Name of a demon causing disease (varia lectio saṃ-kuṭana-)  |
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saṃkucana | n. contraction, shrinking, shrivelling  |
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sāṃkuci | mf(cī-). (perhaps fr. saṃ-kuca-,but see śaṅkuci-) a particular aquatic animal  |
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saṃkucita | mfn. contracted, shrunk, shrivelled, narrowed, closed, shut  |
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saṃkucita | mfn. crouching, cowering  |
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saṃkucita | mfn. Name of a place gaRa takṣaśilādi-. |
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sāṃkucita | mfn. derived from kāmākhyā- gaRa takṣaśilādi-.  |
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saṃkula | mf(ā-)n. (see ā-kula-) crowded together, filled or thronged or mixed or mingled or affected with, abounding in, possessed of (instrumental case or compound) etc.  |
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saṃkula | mf(ā-)n. thick, dense (as smoke)  |
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saṃkula | mf(ā-)n. violent, intense ( saṃkulakaluṣa -kaluṣa- mfn."intensely turbid")  |
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saṃkula | mf(ā-)n. disordered, disturbed, confused, perplexed  |
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saṃkula | mf(ā-)n. impeded, hindered by (instrumental case)  |
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saṃkula | m. Name of a poet  |
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saṃkula | n. a crowd, throng, mob  |
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saṃkula | n. a confused fight, battle, war etc.  |
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saṃkula | n. trouble, distress  |
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saṃkula | n. inconsistent or contradictory speech  |
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saṃkulakaluṣa | mfn. saṃkula |
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saṃkulīkṛta | mfn. thronged, crowded, gathered together  |
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saṃkulīkṛta | mfn. disordered, thrown into confusion  |
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saṃkulita | mfn. crowded or filled with, abounding in (compound)  |
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saṃkulita | mfn. confused, perplexed  |
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saṃkuñcita | mfn. curved, bent  |
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saṃkup | P. -kupyati-, to become agitated or moved ; to become angry or enraged : Causal -kopayati-, to make angry, excite ; to become agitated or excited  |
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saṃkupita | mfn. enraged, aroused, excited  |
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saṃkusuka | See s/aṃ-kasuka-.  |
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saṃkusumita | mfn. flowering  |
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saṃkusumita | mfn. fully blown or budded, fully expanded or manifested (occurring in the names of various buddha-s).  |
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sāṃnāyyakumabhī | f. a jar or receptable for the sāṃnāyya-  |
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saṃnikuñc | (only ind.p. -kuñcya-), to draw together, contract  |
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sampatkumāra | m. Name of a form of viṣṇu-  |
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sampatkumāramaṅgalāśāsana | n. Name of work  |
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sampatkumāraprapatti | f. Name of work  |
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sampatkumārastotra | n. Name of work  |
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sampatkumāravijaya | m. Name of work  |
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sampūrṇakumbha | m. a full jar  |
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saṃsārakupa | m. the world compared to a well or pit  |
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saṃsāraviṭapāṅkura | m. a shoot or sprout on the tree of mundane existence  |
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samudrakukṣi | f. the sea-shore  |
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samudraniṣkuṭa | m. a pleasure-ground near the sea  |
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samudraniṣkuṭa | m. Name of a pleasure-ground  |
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sāmudraniṣkuṭa | m. plural inhabitants of the coast (a people; see samudra-n-)  |
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śaṇakulāya | n. a texture of hemp, hempen cloth  |
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sanatkumāra | m. "always a youth"or"son of brahmā-", Name of one of the four or seven sons of brahmā- (see sanaka-;he is said to be the oldest of the progenitors of mankind [= vaidhātra- q.v ],and sometimes identified with skanda- and pradyumna-, he is also the supposed author of an upa-purāṇa- and other works;with jaina-s he is one of the 12 sārvabhauma-s or cakravartin-s [emperors of India];the Name of sanat-kumāra- is sometimes given to any great saint who retains youthful purity) etc.  |
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sānatkumāra | mfn. relating to sanat-kumāra-  |
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sānatkumāra | m. plural a particular class of gods  |
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sānatkumāra | n. Name of an upa-purāṇa-.  |
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sanatkumāraja | m. plural (with jaina-s) a particular class of gods  |
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sanatkumārakalpa | m. Name of work  |
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sanatkumārapulastyasaṃvāda | m. Name of work  |
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sanatkumārasaṃhitā | f. Name of work  |
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sanatkumārastava | m. Name of work  |
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sanatkumāratantra | n. Name of work  |
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sanatkumārīya | n. Name of work  |
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sanatkumāropapurāṇa | n. Name of work  |
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sāndrakutūhala | mfn. having intense curiosity  |
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sāndrakutūhala | n. Name of a prahasana-.  |
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śaṅkākula | (śaṅkāk-) mfn. bewildered by doubt or fear  |
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śaṅkāśaṅku | m. the thorn or sting of doubt or fear  |
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śaṅkhakumbhaśravas | f. Name of one of the mātṛ-s attendant on skanda-  |
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śaṅkhakusuma | n. Andropogon Aciculatus  |
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śaṅku | m. (for 2.See column 2) fear, terror  |
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śaṅku | m. (of doubtful derivation) a peg, nail, spike etc.  |
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śaṅku | m. a stick  |
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śaṅku | m. a stake, post, pillar  |
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śaṅku | m. an arrow, spear, dart (figuratively applied to the"sting"of sorrow, pain etc.; see śankā--, śoka-ś-etc.)  |
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śaṅku | m. a particular weapon or any weapon  |
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śaṅku | m. the pin or gnomon of a dial (usually twelve fingers long)  |
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śaṅku | m. a kind of forceps (used for the extraction of a dead fetus)  |
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śaṅku | m. the fibre or vein of a leaf.  |
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śaṅku | m. the measure of twelve fingers  |
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śaṅku | m. (in astronomy) the sine of altitude,  |
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śaṅku | m. a particular high number, ten billions (compared to an innumerable collection of ants)  |
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śaṅku | m. the clapper of a bell, ( also the penis;poison;Unguis Odoratus;a particular tree or the trunk of a lopped tree;a particular fish [accord. to some"the skate fish"] or aquatic animal;a goose;a measuring rod;a rākṣasa-;Name of śiva-;of a gandharva- attendant on śiva-;of kāma-;of a nāga-; equals aṃśa-)  |
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śaṅku | m. Name of a man gaRa gargādi-  |
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śaṅku | m. of a dānava-  |
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śaṅku | m. of a vṛṣṇi- (son of ugra-sena-)  |
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śaṅku | m. of a son of kṛṣṇa-  |
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śaṅku | m. of a poet (equals śaṅkuka- q.v)  |
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śaṅku | m. of a. Brahman  |
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śaṅku | n. Name of a sāman-  |
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saṅku | (?) m. a hole  |
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śaṅkucchāyā | f. the shadow of a gnomon  |
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śaṅkuci | m. a skate fish (= 2. śaṅku-) (see sāṃkuci-).  |
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śāṅkucī | f. the skate fish (see śaṅkuci-, sāṃkuci-)  |
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śaṅkudhāna | n. "peg-receptacle", a hole for a pin (made in a skin to fasten it when used as an amulet)  |
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śaṅkujīvā | f. the sine of a gnomon  |
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śaṅkuka | m. a small peg or nail  |
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śaṅkuka | m. Name of a poet (author of the bhuvanābhyudaya-, son of mayūra-)  |
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śaṅkuka | m. of a writer on rhetoric  |
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śāṅkuka | m. Name of a poet  |
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śaṅkukarṇa | mf(ī-or ā-)n. having pointed ears etc.  |
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śaṅkukarṇa | becomes śaṅk/ū-- karṇa- when it means"having the ear marked with a śaṅku- or like a ś-", . 2, 112; vi, 3-115  |
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śaṅkukarṇa | m. an ass  |
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śaṅkukarṇa | m. Name of a dānava-  |
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śaṅkukarṇa | m. of one of skanda-'s attendants  |
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śaṅkukarṇa | m. of a serpent-demon  |
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śaṅkukarṇa | m. of a rākṣasa-  |
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śaṅkukarṇa | m. of a son of janam-ejaya-  |
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śaṅkukarṇa | m. of a camel  |
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śaṅkukarṇamukha | mfn. having pointed ears and mouth  |
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śaṅkukarṇesvara | m. a particular form of śiva-  |
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śaṅkukarṇesvara | n. Name of a liṅga-  |
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śaṅkukarṇin | mfn. having pointed ears  |
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śaṅkulā | f. a kind of lancet or knife  |
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śaṅkulā | f. a pair of nippers or scissors (used to cut the areca-nut into small pieces) (see danta-śaṅku-).  |
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śaṅkulākhaṇḍa | n. a piece cut off with a pair of nippers  |
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śaṅkumat | mfn. filled with stakes or spikes  |
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śaṅkumatī | f. Name of a metre  |
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śaṅkumukha | mf(ī-)n. having a pointed or sharp mouth (as a mouse)  |
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śaṅkumukha | m. a crocodile  |
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śaṅkumukha | m. a kind of leech  |
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śaṅkumūlī | f. the 15th day of the light half of the month mārga-śīrṣa-  |
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śaṅkupatha | m. Va1rtt. 2.  |
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śāṅkupathika | mfn. (fr. śaṅku-patha-) Va1rtt. 2.  |
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śaṅkuphalā | f. Prosopis Spicigera  |
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śaṅkuphalikā | f. Prosopis Spicigera  |
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śaṅkuphaṇin | m. a kind of aquatic animal  |
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śaṅkupuccha | n. the sting (of a bee etc.)  |
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śaṅkura | mfn. causing fear, frightful, formidable  |
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śaṅkura | m. Name of a dānava- (varia lectio for śaṃkara-).  |
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śāṅkura | m. (applied to the penis)  |
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sāṅkura | mfn. possessing shoots or buds, budding, in bud  |
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śaṅkuśiras | mfn. spear-headed  |
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śaṅkuśiras | m. Name of an asura-  |
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śaṅkuśravaṇa | mfn. equals -karṇa-  |
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śaṅkuṣṭha | (for -stha-) mfn.  |
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śaṅkutala | n. the base of a gnomon  |
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śaṅkutaru | m. the tree Vatica Robusta  |
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śaṅkuvicāra | m. Name of work (containing rules for finding out the hours by the shadows of pegs driven into the earth in sunshine) by lakṣmī-pati-  |
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śaṅkuvṛkṣa | m. equals -taru-  |
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ṣaṇmukhakumāra | m. Name of a man  |
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śāntyudakumbha | m. a vessel for holding propitiatory water  |
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saptabodhyaṅgakusumāḍhya | m. Name of buddha-  |
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saptakumārikavadāna | n. the legend of the 7 maids  |
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saptarṣikuṇḍa | n. plural Name of bathing-places sacred to the 7 ṛṣi-s  |
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śarakuṇḍeśaya | mfn. lying in a hollow place covered with śara- grass  |
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śarāṅkuśavyākhyā | (?) f. Name of work  |
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sarasakavikulānanda | m. Name of a bhāṇa- (q.v) by rāma-candra-.  |
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sarasvatīkuṭumba | m. Name of a poet  |
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sarasvatīkuṭumbaduhiśri | f. of a poetess  |
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śarāvakurda | m. "creeping among dishes", a kind of snake  |
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śārikukṣa | mfn. equals śārer iva kukṣir asya-  |
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śarku | m. Name of an evil demon  |
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śarkura | mfn. young, tender  |
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sāroddhāraśakunaparīkṣā | f. Name of work  |
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sarpiṣkuṇḍikā | f. a butter-jar gaRa kaskādi-.  |
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sarvakuśalamūlapāramitā | f. Perfection of all the sources of merit,  |
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sarvārthakuśala | mfn. skilful in all matters  |
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sarvaśākuna | n. the complete science of augury  |
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śaśāṅkakula | n. the lunar race  |
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śaśāṅkamukuṭa | m. "having the moon as diadem", Name of śiva-  |
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śaṣkula | m. Pongamia Glabra  |
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śaṣkula | m. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') equals next  |
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śāṣkula | mfn. (see śuṣkala-and śauṣkala-) eating flesh or fish  |
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śaṣkuli | f. the orifice of the ear, auditory passage  |
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śaṣkuli | f. a kind of disease of the ear  |
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śaṣkuli | f. a large round cake (composed of ground rice, sugar, and sesamum, and cooked in oil;also written śask-)  |
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śaṣkuli | f. a sort of fish  |
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śaṣkuli | f. Pongamia Glabra  |
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śaṣkuli | f. rice-gruel or barley-water  |
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śaṣkulī | f. the orifice of the ear, auditory passage  |
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śaṣkulī | f. a kind of disease of the ear  |
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śaṣkulī | f. a large round cake (composed of ground rice, sugar, and sesamum, and cooked in oil;also written śask-)  |
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śaṣkulī | f. a sort of fish  |
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śaṣkulī | f. Pongamia Glabra  |
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śaṣkulī | f. rice-gruel or barley-water  |
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śaskulī | śaspiñjara- See śaṣk-, śaṣp-, .  |
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śaṣkulikā | f. a sort of cake (equals prec.)  |
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śāṣkulika | mfn. (fr. śaṣkulī-)  |
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śāṣkulika | n. a quantity of baked cakes or pastry  |
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sāsnālāṅgūlakakudakhuraviṣāṇin | mfn. having a dewlap (and) tail (and) hump (and) claws (and) horns  |
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śastrakuśala | mfn. skilled or expert in arms  |
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śatakulīraka | m. a kind of crustaceous animal  |
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śatakumbha | m. Nerium Odorum  |
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śatakumbha | m. Name of a mountain  |
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śatakumbhā | f. Phyalis Flexuosa  |
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śatakumbhā | f. Name of a river  |
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śatakumbha | n. gold  |
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śātakumbha | n. (fr. śata-kumbhā-) gold etc.  |
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śātakumbha | mfn. golden  |
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śātakumbha | m. Nerium Odorum  |
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śātakumbha | m. the thorn-apple  |
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śātakumbhadrava | n. melted gold  |
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śātakumbhamaya | mf(ī-)n. made or consisting of gold, golden  |
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śatakunda | ( ) m. Nerium Odorum.  |
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śatakunta | ( [MS.]) ( ) m. Nerium Odorum.  |
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śatakusumā | f. Anethum Sowa  |
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śatāṅkura | mf(ā-)n. having a hundred shoots  |
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satkiṣku | m. the length of 48 inches  |
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ṣaṭkukṣi | mfn. six-bellied  |
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ṣāṭkula | mfn. equals ṣaṭsu- kuleṣu bhavaḥ- on  |
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satkula | n. a good or noble family  |
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satkula | mfn. belonging to a good or noble family ( satkulatā -tā- f. )  |
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satkulatā | f. satkula |
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satkulīna | mfn. equals -kula-  |
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ṣaṭkulīya | mfn. belonging to six families or tribes  |
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satkulodbhava | mfn. sprung from a noble family  |
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śatrukula | n. the house of an enemy  |
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saukumāraka | n. (fr. su-kumāra-) gaRa manojñādi-. |
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saukumārya | n. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' f(ā-).) tenderness, delicate etc.  |
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saukumārya | mfn. tender, delicate  |
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śauṣkula | varia lectio for prec.  |
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savisaṃkulam | See vi-saṃkula-, .  |
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savisaṃkulam | ind. visaṃkula |
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śeku | śeku-ṣṭha-  |
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senakula | n. the family of the sena-s (id est of persons and princes whose names end in sena-; see under senā-)  |
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sevākāku | f. change of voice in service (id est sometimes speaking loudly, sometimes softly, sometimes angrily, sometimes sorrowfully)  |
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siddhahemakumāra | m. Name of a king  |
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śikku | mfn. idle, lazy, following no business or profession  |
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śilākusuma | n. storax  |
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śilākuṭṭa | m. a stone-cutter's chisel or hatchet  |
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śilākuṭṭaka | m. a stone-cutter's chisel or hatchet  |
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sinīvālīkuhūśānti | f. Name of a religious ceremony (for averting the evil effects of being born on sinīvālī- and kuhū- days)  |
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śirīṣakusuma | n. the flower of the śirīṣa- tree  |
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śītākula | mfn. benumbed with cold, frozen  |
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śītakumbha | m. the fragrant oleander  |
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śītakumbhī | f. Pistia Stratiotes  |
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sitakumbhī | f. a white Bignonia  |
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sītākuṇḍa | Name of a small cavity or hollow in the ground consecrated to sitā- and filled with water  |
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sitakuñjara | m. a white elephant  |
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sitakuñjara | m. Name of indra-'s lotus  |
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sitakuñjara | mfn. riding on a white lotus  |
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sitakuñjara | m. Name of indra-  |
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śitikakud | (ś/iti--) mfn. white-humped  |
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śitikakuda | mfn. idem or '(ś/iti--) mfn. white-humped '  |
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śitikumbha | m. the oleander tree, Nerium Odorum  |
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śivāku | m. Name of a man gaRa bāhv-ādi-.  |
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sivāku | m. a ṛṣi-  |
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śivakuṇḍa | m. or n. (?) Name of a place  |
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śivakusumāñjali | m. Name of a stotra-.  |
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sku | cl.5.9. P. A1. ( ) skunoti-, skunute- ; skunāti-, skunīte- (only -skunoti-and -skauti-[ ] and askunāt-[ ], skutvā-?[ ] and -skāvam-[ ]; see ā-sku-and niḥ-ṣku-[add.]) , to tear, pluck, pick, poke ; to cover : Passive voice skūy/ate-, to be stirred (as fire) : Causal skāvayati- (Aorist acuskavat-) grammar : Desiderative cuskūṣati-, te- : Intensive coṣkūy/ate-, to gather up, collect ; coskūyate-, coskoti- grammar  |
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skumbh | (in native lists written skunbh-;connected with skambh-) cl.5.9. P. ( ) skubhnoti-, skubhnoti- (skuptvā- ind.p. [prob. wrong reading for skutvā- ]), to hold, stop, hinder (rodhane-).  |
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skund | (= skand-) cl.1 A1. skundate-, to jump (āpravane-,or āplavane-) ; to lift up (uddharaṇe-; see pra-skunda-)  |
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śliku | m. (according to to fr.2. śliṣ-) a servant, slave, dependant  |
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śliku | m. a profligate or low person  |
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śliku | mn. astronomy, astrology  |
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śliku | fn. exhaustion  |
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smarākula | mfn. agitated by love, love-sick  |
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smarākulita | mfn. agitated by love, love-sick  |
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smarāṅkuśa | m. "love-hook", a finger-nail  |
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smarāṅkuśa | m. a lascivious person  |
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smārtakutūhala | n. Name of work  |
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snānakumbha | m. a jar or vessel containing lustral water  |
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snehākula | mfn. agitated by love  |
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snehakumbha | m. an oil-vessel, a jug or receptacle for oil or grease  |
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sodakumbha | m. a particular ceremony in honour of deceased ancestors (also Name of work)  |
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śokākula | mfn. overwhelmed or overcome, with sorrow  |
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somakulyā | f. Name of a river  |
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sphaṭikakuḍya | n. a crystal wall  |
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sṛdāku | m. (said to be fr. sṛ-) the wind  |
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sṛdāku | m. fire  |
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sṛdāku | m. a forest-conflagration  |
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sṛdāku | m. a kind of lizard  |
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sṛdāku | m. a thunderbolt  |
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sṛdāku | m. a river (according to to some f.)  |
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sṛdāku | m. Name of a man (varia lectio for next)  |
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śrīcaṅkuṇavihāra | m. Name of a Buddhist monastery  |
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śrīkula | n. Name of work  |
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śrīkuṇḍa | n. Name of tīrtha-s  |
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śrīkuñja | n. Name of tīrtha-s  |
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śrīmakuṭa | n. gold  |
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śrīmatkumbha | n. gold  |
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śriyānakula | m. or n. Name of a place  |
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stanakuḍmala | n. "breast-bud", a woman's breast  |
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stanakumbha | m. equals -kalaśa- above  |
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stanakuṇḍa | n. (sg. or plural) Name of a tīrtha-  |
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stanitakumāra | m. plural (with jaina-s) a particular class of gods  |
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sthalakumuda | m. Nerium Odorum  |
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sthirakuṭṭaka | m. (in algebra) a steady pulverizer, constant multiplier, common divisor (applied to a particular kind of common divisor)  |
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sthiraśaṅkukarṇa | mfn. having upright ears like spikes  |
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sthūravāku | equals ucca-dhvani-  |
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strīkumāra | n. sg. (gaRa gavāśva-) or m. plural women and child.  |
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strīvākyāṅkuśaprakṣuṇṇa | mfn. driven or urged on by the goad of a women's words  |
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stutikusumāñjali | m. "handful of flowers"Name of a poem in praise of śiva-.  |
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śubhaśakuna | m. an auspicious bird, bird of good omen  |
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sūcikulāya | Nom. A1. yate-, to appear like a multitude of needles  |
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sudaśārhakula | mfn. sprung from a race worthy of a happy fate (and"from the noble race of the daśārha-s")  |
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śuddhiratnāṅkura | m. Name of work  |
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śūdrakuladīpikā | f. Name of work  |
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suduṣkula | n. a very low or degraded race or family  |
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sugandhikusuma | n. a fragrant flower  |
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sugandhikusuma | m. yellow oleander  |
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sugandhikusumā | f. Trigonella Corniculata |
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śuklakuṣṭha | n. white leprosy  |
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sukucā | f. having beautiful breasts  |
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sukukṣi | f. Name of a gandharva- maid  |
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śūkula | m. a fish  |
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śūkula | m. a particular kind of fish  |
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śūkula | m. a fragrant grass (a kind of Cyperus)  |
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sukula | n. a noble family  |
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sukula | mf(ā-)n. sprung from a noble family  |
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sukulaja | mfn. idem or 'mf(ā-)n. sprung from a noble family '  |
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sukulajanman | n. noble birth  |
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sukulastrī | f. a woman of good family, a respectable woman  |
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sukulatā | f. id.  |
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sukulīna | mfn. equals -kula-ja-  |
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sukumala | wrong reading for -komala-  |
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sukumāla | mfn. equals -kumāra-  |
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sukumāra | mf(ī-)n. very tender or delicate etc.  |
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sukumāra | m. a delicate youth  |
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sukumāra | m. tenderness  |
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sukumāra | m. sugar-cane and various other plants (Jonesia Asoka;the wild Campaka;Panicum Frumentaceum etc.)  |
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sukumāra | m. Name of a serpent-demon  |
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sukumāra | m. of a daitya-  |
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sukumāra | m. of various kings  |
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sukumāra | m. of a poet  |
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sukumāra | m. of a varṣa-  |
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sukumārā | f. Jasminum Sambac or Grandiflorum  |
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sukumāra | m. Musa Sapientum  |
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sukumāra | m. Hibiscus Rosa Sinensis  |
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sukumāra | m. Trigonella Corniculata  |
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sukumāra | m. Name of a river  |
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sukumāra | m. Name of a river  |
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sukumāraka | mfn. very tender  |
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sukumāraka | m. a tender youth  |
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sukumāraka | m. sugar-cane  |
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sukumāraka | m. rice  |
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sukumāraka | m. Name of a son of jāmbavat-  |
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sukumāraka | n. a particular part of the ear  |
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sukumāraka | n. a cinnamon-leaf  |
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sukumāraka | n. the tamāla-pattra-  |
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sukumāranakhatvac | mfn. having very delicate nails and skin  |
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sukumārāṅga | mf(ī-)n. having very delicate limbs  |
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sukumāratā | f. ( etc.) delicacy, tenderness  |
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sukumāratanutvac | mfn. having very soft and delicate skin  |
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sukumāratara | mfn. more delicate  |
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sukumāratva | n. ( ) delicacy, tenderness  |
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sukumāravana | n. Name of a forest  |
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sukumārī | f. Jasminum Sambac or Grandiflorum  |
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sukumārīka | mfn. having a handsome daughter  |
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sukundaka | m. an onion  |
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sukuṇḍala | m. Name of a son of dhṛta-rāṣṭra-  |
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sukundana | m. a kind of plant (equals barbara-)  |
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sukurīra | mf(/ā-)n. having a beautiful headdress  |
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sukurkura | m. Name of a dog-demon,  |
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sukūrkura | m. Name of a demon hostile to children,  |
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sukusumā | f. Name of one of the mātṛ-s attending on skanda-  |
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sukuṭṭa | m. plural Name of a people  |
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sukuṭya | m. plural Name of a people  |
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sunākuta | or sunākṛta- m. zedoary, Curcuma Zerumbet  |
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śunaṃkuri | (for kari-?) m. "causing growth or prosperity", Name of a rural deity  |
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suparṇakakumāra | m. plural (with jaina-s) a particular class of deities  |
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surakula | n. a god's house, temple  |
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surākumbha | m. a vessel for spirituous liquor  |
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suratopacārakuśala | mfn. skilled in sexual intercourse  |
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sūryādigrahaphalakuṇḍalī | f. Name of work  |
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suśakuna | n. good birds  |
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suśakuna | mf(ā-)n. of good augury, auspicious  |
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susaṃkula | m. Name of a king  |
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sūtratarkuṭī | f. a distaff, spindle  |
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suvarṇanakulī | f. a kind of plant  |
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suvāsakumāra | m. Name of a son of kaśyapa-  |
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suvāsakumāraka | m. Name of a son of kaśyapa-  |
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suyyākuṇḍala | n. Name of a village  |
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svādhīnakuśala | mfn. having prosperity in one's own power  |
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svakula | n. one's own family or race  |
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svakula | mfn. of one's own kin  |
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svakulaja | mfn. born from one's own kin  |
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svakulakṣaya | m. "destroying (its) own family", a fish  |
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svakulya | mfn. idem or 'mfn. born from one's own kin '  |
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śvākunda | mfn. on (see śva-k-etc.)  |
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svakuśalamaya | mf(ī-)n. relating to one's own welfare  |
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svakuṭumba | n. one's own household  |
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svāmikumāra | m. Name of skanda-  |
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svāmikumāra | m. of in author (?)  |
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śvanakula | n. sg. a dog and an ichneumon  |
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svarāṅkuśa | m. Name of work (equals svaranirṇaya-).  |
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svargarodaḥkuhara | m. the void or hollow space between heaven and earth  |
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śvāsākula | mfn. troubled in breathing, out of breath  |
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śvāsakuṭhāra | m. Name of a drug used as a remedy for asthma  |
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śvetakukṣi | m. a kind of fish  |
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śvetakuñjara | m. "white-elephant", indra-'s elephant airāvata-  |
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śvetakuśa | m. white kuśa-, grass  |
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śvetakuṣṭha | n. white leprosy  |
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śvetakuṣṭha | mfn. suffering from white leprosy ( śvetakuṣṭhatva -tva- n.) on  |
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śvetakuṣṭhatva | n. śvetakuṣṭha |
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taḍitkumāra | m. plural equals vidyut-k-  |
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tailakuṇḍa | (t/ail-) n. an oil-pot (varia lectio -kumbha-).  |
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takrakurcikā | f. inspissated buttermilk  |
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taku | mfn. rushing along, ix, 97, 52.  |
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taku | See tak-.  |
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tāmrāku | m. Name of an upa-dvīpa- (see mra-dvīpa-)  |
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tāmrakuṇḍa | n. a copper bason  |
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tāmrakuṭṭa | m. equals -kāra-  |
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tāmrakuṭṭaka | m. equals ṭṭa-  |
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tāmrakuṭṭaka | m. equals -kūṭa-  |
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tāmrakuṭṭī | f. a female copper-smith  |
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taṇḍulakusumabaliprakāra | m. plural Name of a kalā- (q.v).  |
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taṇḍulakusumabalivikāra | m. plural Name of a kalā- (q.v).  |
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taptakumbha | m. a heated or red-hot jar  |
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taptakumbha | m. Name of a hell (see ) .  |
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taptapāṣāṇakuṇḍa | n. "pit filled with red-hot stones", Name of a hell  |
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taptasurākuṇḍa | m. "jar or hole filled with burning spirituous liquor", Name of, a hell  |
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taptasūrmikuṇḍa | n. idem or 'f. "red-hot iron statue", Name of a hell (in which the wicked are made to embrace red-hot images) (see 20 and )'  |
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tarkakutūhala | n. Name (also title or epithet) of work  |
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tarku | mn. ( ;3. kṛt- see niṣ-ṭarky/a-,&torqueoetc. sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order tark-) a spindle  |
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tarkuka | m. equals rkaka-  |
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tarkuka | m. see para--, piṇḍa--.  |
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tarkukarman | n. "spindle-work", Name of a kalā- (q.v).  |
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tarkulāsaka | m. a concave shell or saucer serving to hold the lower end of a spindle when whirled round  |
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tarkupāṭhī | varia lectio for -pīṭhī-.  |
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tarkupiṇḍa | m. a ball (of clay etc.) at the lower end of a spindle to assist in giving it a rotatory motion  |
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tarkupīṭha | m. idem or 'm. a ball (of clay etc.) at the lower end of a spindle to assist in giving it a rotatory motion '  |
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tarkupīṭhī | f. idem or 'm. idem or 'm. a ball (of clay etc.) at the lower end of a spindle to assist in giving it a rotatory motion ' '  |
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tarkuśāna | m. a small whetstone for sharpening spindles  |
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tarkuṭa | n. spinning  |
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tarkuṭī | f. equals rku-  |
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tatkulina | mfn. of that family  |
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ṭhakkura | m. a deity, object of reverence, man of rank, chief (the modern"Thakur, Tagore"added to names)  |
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timirākula | mfn. affected with partial blindness  |
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timirākulatā | f. See ra-tā-.  |
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tiraskuḍya | mfn. reaching through a wall  |
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toyakumbhā | f. equals -vṛkṣa-  |
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traikakakubha | mfn. coming from the mountain tri-kakubh-  |
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traikakakubha | n. Name of a sāman-  |
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traikakuda | mfn. coming from the mountain tri-kakud-  |
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traikuntaka | a kind of ornament  |
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tridamathavastukuśala | m. "skilled in the threefold self-control (see -daṇḍa-) ", buddha-  |
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tridaśāṅkuśa | m. "divine goad", a thunderbolt  |
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trikakubh | mfn. three-pointed, (indra-'s thunderbolt)  |
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trikakubh | m. indra-  |
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trikakubh | m. See k/ud-.  |
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trikakud | mfn. having 3 peaks or points or horns (k/ud ev/a samān/ānām-[ kup sam- ]"thrice excelling one's equals")  |
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trikakud | m. Name of a himālaya- mountain (see tri-kūṭa-), iv, 9, 8  |
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trikakud | m. ([ k/ubh- ])  |
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trikakud | m. of a daśāha- ceremony  |
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trikakud | m. ([ kubh- ])  |
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trikakud | m. viṣṇu- or kṛṣṇa-  |
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trikakud | m. brahmā-  |
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trikakud | m. Name of a prince  |
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trikakuda | mfn. ( ) three-peaked  |
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trikulā | f. the plant yava-tiktā-  |
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trikumārīka | mfn. (the place) where the 3 virgins (umā-, eka-parṇā-, and eka-pāṭalā-) reside  |
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trikuṇḍīśvara | n. Name of a tantra-,  |
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trimukuṭa | m. "three-peaked", the tri-kūṭa- mountain  |
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tripurakumāra | m. Name of a pupil of śaṃkarācārya-  |
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trisaṃdhyakusumā | f. Hibiscus rosa sinensis  |
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triśaṅku | m. Name of a sage  |
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triśaṅku | m. of a king of ayodhyā- (aspiring to ascend to heaven in his mortal body, he first requested vasiṣṭha- to perform a great sacrifice for him;on vasiṣṭha-'s refusing he applied to vasiṣṭha-'s hundred sons, who cursed and degraded him to the rank of a caṇḍāla- [hence called a caṇḍāla- king ]; viśvā-mitra- then undertook the sacrifice for him and invited all the gods, who declined to come and thereby so enraged the sage that, by his own power, he transported triśaṅku- to heaven;on his being hurled down again head foremost by the gods, he was arrested in his course by viśvā-mitra- and remained suspended in the sky, forming the southern cross constellation [son of pṛthu-]; and [son of trayyāruṇa-];[son of tri-bandhana-] )  |
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triśaṅku | m. a cat  |
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triśaṅku | m. the civet-cat  |
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triśaṅku | m. a grasshopper  |
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triśaṅku | m. a fire-fly  |
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triśaṅku | m. equals ṅkha-  |
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triśaṅku | m. Name of a mythical mountain  |
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triśaṅku | f. Name of a mythical river  |
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triśaṅku | f. (kukā-)  |
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triśaṅku | m. plural Name of thorns  |
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triśaṅkuja | m. "Telinga's son", hari-ścandra-  |
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triśaṅkuka | m. a wag-tail  |
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triśaṅkukā | f. See ṅku-.  |
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triśaṅkutilaka | mf(ā-)n. adorned with the Telinga constellation (the southern region, diś-)  |
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triśaṅkuyājin | m. "sacrificing for Telinga", viśvā-mitra-  |
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trividhadamathavastukuśala | m. equals tri-dam-  |
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tṛṇakuñcaka | n. "attracting grass (electrically when rubbed)", Name of a gem  |
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tṛṇakuṅkuma | n. Kashmir crocus  |
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tṛṇakuṭi | f. a hut of grass or straw  |
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tṛṇakuṭī | f. idem or 'f. a hut of grass or straw '  |
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tṛṇakuṭīra | idem or 'f. idem or 'f. a hut of grass or straw ' '  |
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tṛṇakuṭīraka | idem or ' idem or 'f. idem or 'f. a hut of grass or straw ' ' '  |
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tṛṇāṅku | m. Name of a sage |
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tṛṇāṅkura | m. young grass  |
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tryaśrakuṇḍa | n. Name of a mystical diagram,  |
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tulakuci | m. Name of a prince (son of sahalin-)  |
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tūlasadṛśasukumārapāṇitā | f. the having hands soft as cotton (one of the 80 minor marks of a buddha-), .  |
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tulyakulya | m. "of the same family", a relative  |
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tvagaṅkura | m. "skin-bristling", horripilation  |
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uccaiḥkula | n. exalted family, high family  |
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uccaiḥkula | mfn. of high family.  |
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udadhikumāra | m. plural a class of deities (belonging to the bhavanādhīśa-s )  |
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udakakumbha | m. a water-jar commentator or commentary on  |
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udakumbha | m. a water-jar, a jar with water  |
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udīcīnakumba | mf(ā-)n. with the broad end to the north,  |
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ukuṇa | m. a bug  |
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ukuṇa | m. varia lectio utkuṇa-.  |
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ulkuṣī | f. a brilliant phenomenon in the sky, a meteor  |
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ulkuṣī | f. a firebrand  |
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ulkuṣīmat | mfn. accompanied by fiery phenomena  |
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ulkuṣyanta | mfn. taking place at the end or after a fiery phenomenon  |
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uṅkuṇa | m. a bug See ut-kuṇa-.  |
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upacāku | m. Name of a man gaRa bāhv-ādi- (not in the )  |
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upakula | n. "secondary family or class", Name of particular nakṣatra-s.  |
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upakulyā | f. Piper Longum  |
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upakulyā | f. a canal, trench, ditch  |
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upakumbhā | f. Croton Polyandrum  |
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upakumbham | ind. near the water-jar  |
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upakumbhāt | ind. from the water-jar  |
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upakumbhe | ind. near the water-jar  |
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upakumbhena | ind. near the water-jar  |
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upakuñci | f. Nigella Indica  |
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upakuñcikā | f. idem or 'f. Nigella Indica '  |
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upakuñcikā | f. small Cardamoms  |
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upakuraṅga | m. a species of antelope  |
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upakurvāṇa | See upa-- 1. kṛ-.  |
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upakurvāṇa | (parasmE-pada of the A1.of upa--1. kṛ-See above) m. a brahmacārin- or student of the veda- who honours his religious teacher by a gift on completing his studies and becoming a gṛhastha- (opposed to the naiṣṭhika-, who stays with his teacher till death) commentator or commentary on  |
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upakurvāṇaka | m. idem or '(parasmE-pada of the A1.of upa--1. kṛ-See above) m. a brahmacārin- or student of the veda- who honours his religious teacher by a gift on completing his studies and becoming a gṛhastha- (opposed to the naiṣṭhika-, who stays with his teacher till death) commentator or commentary on ' commentator or commentary on commentator or commentary on  |
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upakuśa | m. a gum-boil  |
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upakuśa | m. Name of a son of kuśa-  |
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uparikuṭī | f. an upper room  |
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utkākud | (fr. kākuda-with ud- ), having an elevated or high palate.  |
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utkuc | ( ud-kuc-), -kucati-, to bend upwards or asunder, crook ; to open (as a flower): Causal -kocayati-, to cause to bend or to open (exempli gratia, 'for example' a flower) .  |
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utkula | mf(ā-)n. fallen from or disgracing one's family, an outcast from the family  |
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utkumuda | mfn. having lotus flowers on the surface,  |
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utkuṇa | m. a bug  |
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utkuṇa | m. a louse (see matkuṇa-.)  |
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utkuñcikā | f. the plant Nigella Indica  |
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utkuñcitā | f. the plant Nigella Indica  |
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utkuṭ | ( ud-kuṭ-), Causal -koṭayati-, to bend upwards on  |
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utkuṭa | mfn. lying stretched out on the back, lying with the face upwards, sleeping with the head erect  |
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utkuṭaka | mfn. sitting upon the hams, squatting  |
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utkuṭakāsana | n. the sitting upon the hams  |
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utkuṭuka | varia lectio for above.  |
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utkutuka | mfn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') amusing one's self by  |
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uttarakuru | m. n. one of the nine divisions of the world (the country of the northern kuru-s, situated in the north of India, and described as the country of eternal beatitude).  |
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vādādrikuliśa | m. or n. Name of work  |
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vādakutūhala | n. Name of work  |
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vāgdevīkula | n. science, learning, eloquence  |
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vahnikumāra | m. plural (with jaina-s) a particular class of gods  |
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vahnikuṇḍa | n. a pit in the ground for receiving the sacred fire  |
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vaidyakulatattva | n. Name of work  |
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vaidyakutūhala | n. Name of work  |
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vaikartanakula | n. the solar race  |
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vaikughāsīya | mfn. (fr. vikughāsa-) gaRa kṛśāśvādi- (varia lectio vaikutyāsīya-).  |
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vaikuṇṭha | m. (fr. vi-kuṇṭha-) Name of indra-  |
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vaikuṇṭha | m. of viṣṇu- (kṛṣṇa-) etc.  |
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vaikuṇṭha | m. a statue of viṣṇu-  |
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vaikuṇṭha | m. the 24th day in the month of brahmā-  |
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vaikuṇṭha | m. (in music) a kind of measure  |
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vaikuṇṭha | m. a kind of Ocimum  |
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vaikuṇṭha | m. Name of various men (especially authors and teachers)  |
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vaikuṇṭha | m. (with indra-) Name of the supposed author of  |
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vaikuṇṭha | m. plural or sg. (scilicet gaṇa-) Name of a class of gods  |
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vaikuṇṭha | mn. viṣṇu-'s heaven (variously described as situated in the northern ocean or on the eastern peak of mount meru-) etc.  |
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vaikuṇṭha | n. talc  |
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vaikuṇṭhā | f. vaikuṇṭha-'s (viṣṇu-'s) śakti-  |
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vaikuṇṭhabhuvana | n. vaikuṇṭha-'s (viṣṇu-'s) heaven  |
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vaikuṇṭhacaturdaśī | f. the 14th day of the light half of the month kārttika- (sacred to viṣṇu-)  |
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vaikuṇṭhadīkṣita | m. Name of an author  |
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vaikuṇṭhadīkṣitīya | n. Name of his work  |
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vaikuṇṭhadīpikā | f. Name of work  |
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vaikuṇṭhadīpikānātha | m. "lord of vaikuṇṭha-", viṣṇu-  |
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vaikuṇṭhadīpikānāthācārya | m. Name of an author  |
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vaikuṇṭhagadya | n. Name of work  |
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vaikuṇṭhagati | f. going to viṣṇu-'s heaven  |
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vaikuṇṭhaloka | m. vaikuṇṭha-'s (viṣṇu-'s) heaven  |
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vaikuṇṭhapurī | f. viṣṇu-'s city  |
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vaikuṇṭhapurī | m. Name of an author  |
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vaikuṇṭhaśiṣya | m. Name of authors  |
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vaikuṇṭhaśiṣyācārya | m. Name of authors  |
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vaikuṇṭhastava | m. Name of work  |
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vaikuṇṭhastavavyākhyā | f. Name of work  |
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vaikuṇṭhasvarga | m. equals -bhuvana-  |
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vaikuṇṭhatva | n. the being viṣṇu- (kṛṣṇa-)  |
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vaikuṇṭhavarṇana | n. a description of vaikuṇṭha-  |
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vaikuṇṭhavijaya | m. Name of work  |
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vaikuṇṭhaviṣṇu | m. Name of authors  |
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vaikuṇṭhīya | mfn. relating to viṣṇu-'s heaven  |
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vaikuṭyāsīya | mfn. (fr. vikuṭyāsa-) gaRa kṛśāśvādi- ( ; varia lectio vaikughāsīya-).  |
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vaiṣṇavakutūhala | n. Name of work  |
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vaiśyakula | n. the house of a vaiśya-  |
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vaitānakuśala | mfn. skilled in or conversant with the above rites  |
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vajrabhṛkuṭi | f. (with Buddhists) one of the 6 goddesses of magic  |
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vajrakuca | m. a particular samādhi-  |
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vajrakukṣi | m. Name of a cave  |
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vajrakukṣi | m. a particular samādhi-  |
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vajramukuṭa | m. Name of a son of pratāpa-mukuṭa-,  |
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vajramukuṭīvilāsa | m. Name of a drama.  |
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vajrāṅkuśa | m. Name of a mountain  |
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vajrāṅkuśī | f. Name of a goddess  |
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vakkula | m. Name of a man, (varia lectio vatkula-and vakula-).  |
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vāku | See kṛka-v/āku- and ni-vāku-.  |
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vākucī | f. Vernonia Anthelmintica  |
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vakula | etc. See bakula-.  |
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vākula | See bākula-.  |
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vakuśa | m. a particular animal living in the foliage of trees  |
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valkuta | n. bark, rind  |
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vāmakukṣi | m. the left side of the abdomen (varia lectio -pārśva-).  |
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vaṃśāṅkura | m. a bamboo shoot or sprout  |
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vaṃśarājakula | n. vaṃśarāja |
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vanakukkuṭa | m. a wild fowl, jungle fowl  |
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vanakuñjara | m. equals -karin-  |
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vanakusuma | n. a forest flower  |
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vanaśakuni | m. a forest-bird, ibidem or 'in the same place or book or text' as the preceding  |
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vaṅku | mfn. going crookedly or hurriedly, hastening, rash  |
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vaṅku | according to to some also,"false","deceitful".  |
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vārikubja | ( ) ( ) m. Trapa Bispinosa.  |
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vārikubjaka | ( ) m. Trapa Bispinosa.  |
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varkarīkuṇḍa | m. or n. (?) Name of a place  |
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varkuṭa | m. a pin, bolt  |
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vārttāku | m. idem or 'mf. equals vārttāka- '  |
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vāsaḥkuṭī | f. a tent  |
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vāsākhaṇḍakuṣmāṇḍaka | m. a particular mixture or compound  |
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vaśāku | wrong reading for vāśāku-.  |
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vasantakusama | m. "having blossoms in spring", Cordia Latifolia or Myxa  |
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vasantakusamākara | m. a particular mixture  |
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vāsantīkusuma | n. the flower vāsantī-  |
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vastikuṇḍala | n. ( ) a particular disease of the bladder.  |
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vastikuṇḍalikā | f. ( ) a particular disease of the bladder.  |
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vastrakuṭṭima | n. "cloth-covering", an umbrella  |
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vastrakuṭṭima | n. a tent  |
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vāstusanatkumāra | m. Name of work  |
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vāstuvidyākuśala | mfn. versed in homestead  |
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vātagajāṅkuśa | m. a particular drug  |
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vaṭāku | m. Name of a man (see vāṭākavi-).  |
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vātakumbha | m. the part of an elephant's forehead below the frontal sinuses  |
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vātakuṇḍalī | f. ( ) scanty and painful flow of urine.  |
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vātakuṇḍalikā | ( ) f. ( ) scanty and painful flow of urine.  |
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vaṭku | prob. wrong reading for barku-  |
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vedakumbha | m. Name of a preceptor  |
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vedakuśala | mfn. versed in the veda-  |
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vekuri | See bekuri-.  |
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velākula | (velāk-) mfn. agitated by the tide  |
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veśakula | n. a number of courtezans  |
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veśakulastrī | f. a common woman  |
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veśmakuliṅga | m. a kind of bird  |
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veśmanakula | m. the musk rat or shrew  |
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vijayakuñjara | m. a royal elephant  |
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vikākud | mfn. having a badly formed palate  |
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vikasitakumudendīvarālokin | mfn. looking like the expanded white and blue lotus  |
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vikiṣku | m. a carpenter's measure of 42 inches  |
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vikucita | n. ( kuc-) a particular mode of fighting  |
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vikughāsa | gaRa kṛśāśvādi- (varia lectio vikutyāsa-).  |
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vikuja | mfn. without the planet Mars  |
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vikuja | mfn. (with dina-) any day except Tuesday  |
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vikujaravīndu | mfn. without Mars and sun and moon  |
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vikukṣi | mfn. having a prominent belly ( vikukṣitva -tva- n.) (also kṣika-)  |
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vikukṣi | m. Name of a son or grandson of ikṣvāku-  |
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vikukṣi | vi-kuja- etc. See .  |
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vikukṣitva | n. vikukṣi |
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vikumbhāṇḍa | m. Name of a dānava-  |
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vikuñc | Caus. -kuñcayati-, to contract, draw back (the ears)  |
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vikuñcita | mfn. contracted, crisped, curled, knitted (as the brow)  |
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vikuñcitabhrūlatam | ind. with contracted eyebrows, frowning  |
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vikuñcitalalāṭabhṛt | mfn. having a scowling brow  |
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vikuṇḍala | mfn. having no earrings  |
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vikuṇḍala | m. Name of a man  |
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vikuñja | m. plural Name of a people  |
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vikuṇṭha | mfn. sharp, keen, penetrating, irresistible  |
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vikuṇṭha | mfn. very blunt (a-v-,sharp etc.)  |
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vikuṇṭha | m. Name of viṣṇu-  |
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vikuṇṭha | m. Name of viṣṇu-'s heaven  |
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vikuṇṭhana | m. Name of a son of hastin-  |
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vikuṇṭhanā | f. inward glance, mental concentration  |
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vikuṇṭhita | mfn. See vi-kuṇṭh-.  |
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vikuṇṭhita | mfn. ( kuṇṭh-) blunted, obtuse  |
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vikup | only Causal -kopayati-, to disturb  |
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vikurvā | f. idem or 'n. and f(ā-). the ability to assume various shapes '  |
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vikurvaṇa | vāṇa- See column 3.  |
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vikurvaṇa | m. (prob. for vi-kurvāṇa-) Name of śiva-  |
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vikurvaṇa | n. and f(ā-). the ability to assume various shapes  |
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vikurvāṇa | mfn. undergoing a change, modifying one's self  |
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vikurvāṇa | mfn. rejoicing, being glad  |
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vikurvita | n. the assuming of various shapes  |
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vikusra | or vikrasra- m. the moon (prob. for vi-kasra-).  |
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vikusuka | m. a particular agni- (see v/i-kasuka-).  |
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vikutsā | f. ( kuts-) violent abuse or reviling  |
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vikuṭyāsa | See vikughāsa-.  |
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vilāpakusumāñjali | m. Name of a poem. 1.  |
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viprakuṇḍa | m. adulterous offspring of Brahman parents  |
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viproṣitakumāra | m. (a kingdom) whose hereditary prince is banished  |
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vīrakukṣi | (vīr/a--) f. (a woman) bearing sons in the womb  |
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vīramukundadeva | m. Name of a king of utkala- (the patron of mārkaṇḍeya-kavīndra-)  |
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vīraśaṅku | m. an arrow  |
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virūdhatṛṇāṅkura | mf(ā-)n. overgrown with young grass  |
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viṣakumbha | m. a jar of poison  |
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viśālakula | n. a great or illustrious family  |
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viśālakula | mfn. of noble family  |
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viśālakulasambhava | mfn. sprung from an illustrious race  |
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viṣamajvarāṅkuśalauha | m. a particular ferruginous preparation  |
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visaṃkula | mf(ā-)n. not confused, self-possessed  |
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visaṃkula | n. absence of confusion, composure ( savisaṃkulam sa-visaṃkulam- ind.)  |
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viṣāṅkura | m. a poisoned sprout  |
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viṣāṅkura | m. "having a poisoned point", a spear, dart  |
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viśiṣṭakula | mfn. descended from an excellent race  |
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viṣkumbh | ( skumbh-) P. -ṣkubhnāti-, or -ṣkubhnoti-  |
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viskumbhu | See vi-ṣkambha-.  |
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vismayākula | mfn. filled with astonishment or wonder  |
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viṣṇukutūhala | n. Name of work  |
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visrastakusumasraj | mfn. one whose garland of flowers has fallen off  |
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viṣūkuh | mfn. (2. kuh-) split on both sides, divided in two  |
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viśvambharakulāya | m. a fire-receptacle |
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viṭkula | See under 2. viś-.  |
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viṭkula | n. the house of a vaiśya-  |
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vṛddhakumārīvākyavaranyāya | m. the principle of the boon asked for by the old virgin (who chose according to to the mahā-bhāṣya-, putrā me bahukṣīra-ghṛtam odanaṃ kāñcana-pātryām bhuñjīran-,"May my sons eat rice with much milk and ghee from a golden vessel", which, if granted, would have covered all other wishes)  |
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vṛkṣakukkuṭa | m. "tree-fowl", a wild cock  |
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vṛthākulasamācāra | mfn. one whose family and practices (or"family-practice") are idle or low  |
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vṛtraśaṅku | m. a stone post (Scholiast or Commentator on )  |
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vyākhyākusumāvalī | f. Name of work  |
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vyākula | See sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order  |
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vyākula | mf(ā-)n. (fr. 3. vi+ā-kula-) entirely filled with or full of (instrumental case or compound) etc.  |
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vyākula | mf(ā-)n. intently engaged in or occupied with (compound)  |
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vyākula | mf(ā-)n. bewildered, confounded, perplexed, troubled  |
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vyākula | mf(ā-)n. confused, disordered ( vyākulam am- ind.)  |
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vyākula | mf(ā-)n. quivering (as lightning)  |
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vyākula | m. Name of a king  |
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vyākulacetas | ( ) mfn. agitated or perplexed in mind  |
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vyākulacitta | ( ) mfn. agitated or perplexed in mind  |
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vyākuladhruva | m. Name of a king  |
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vyākulalālāpa | mfn. uttering confused or discordant sounds  |
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vyākulalendriya | mfn. (equals -citta-)  |
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vyākulalocana | mfn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') having the eyes dimmed  |
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vyākulalocanahṛdaya | mfn. (-citta-)  |
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vyākulam | ind. vyākula |
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vyākulamanas | mfn. (equals -citta-)  |
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vyākulamānasa | mfn. (equals -citta-)  |
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vyākulamūrdhaja | mfn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') having the hair disarranged or dishevelled  |
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vyākulatā | f. perturbation, agitation, bewilderment, alarm  |
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vyākulatva | n. perturbation, agitation, bewilderment, alarm  |
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vyākulaveṣṭana | mfn. having the hair-covering in confusion,  |
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vyākulaya | Nom. P. yati-, to agitate, confuse, flurry, distract ; to disarrange, throw into confusion  |
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vyākulī | in compound for vy-ākula-.  |
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vyākulībhū | P. -bhavati-, to become perplexed or bewildered  |
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vyākulībhūta | mfn. put to confusion  |
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vyākulīkṛ | P. -karoti-, to confound, perplex, bewilder  |
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vyākulīkṛta | mfn. filled with, full of (instrumental case or compound)  |
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vyākulīkṛta | mfn. perplexed, bewildered  |
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vyākulīkṛta | mfn. confused, disarranged  |
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vyākulita | mfn. filled with, full of.  |
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vyākulita | mfn. perplexed, bewildered, distracted, alarmed etc.  |
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vyākulita | mfn. confused, disarranged, disturbed, corrupted  |
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vyākulitacetana | mfn. agitated or perplexed in mind, alarmed, bewildered, frightened.  |
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vyākulitahṛdaya | mfn. agitated or perplexed in mind, alarmed, bewildered, frightened.  |
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vyākulitamanas | mfn. agitated or perplexed in mind, alarmed, bewildered, frightened.  |
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vyākulitāntarātman | mfn. agitated or perplexed in mind, alarmed, bewildered, frightened.  |
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vyākulitendriya | mfn. agitated or perplexed in mind, alarmed, bewildered, frightened.  |
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vyākulitin | mfn. = vyākulitam anena- gaRa iṣṭādi-  |
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vyākuñcita | mfn. ( kuñc-) distorted, crooked, contracted, curved  |
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vyālolakuntalakalāpavat | mfn. having dishevelled locks of hair  |
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vyaṅkuśa | mfn. unrestrained, unchecked  |
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vyaṅkuśa | See .  |
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vyathākula | (vyathāk-) mfn. agitated by fear or anguish  |
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yadukulodvaha | m. "supporter of the yadu- family", Name of kṛṣṇa-  |
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yajñakuṇapī | f. a particular bird  |
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yajñakuṇḍa | n. a hole in the ground for receiving the sacrificial fire  |
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yajñakuṇḍacakra | n. plural Name of work  |
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yāmakakuñjara | m. equals yāma-ka- and yāma-ku-  |
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yāmakuñjara | m. a male elephant standing ready etc. (See prec.)  |
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yathāgotrakulakalpam | ind. according to the usages of a family or race  |
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yathākuladharmam | ind. according to family usage  |
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yathākulam | ind. according to families commentator or commentary  |
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yatkula | mfn. of which family  |
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yavāṅkura | m. a shoot or blade of barley  |
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yogakuṇḍalinī | f. Name of an upaniṣad-.  |
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yogakuṇḍalyupaniṣad | f. Name of an upaniṣad-.  |
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yogāvalītantrekuladīpinī | f. Name of work  |
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yonikuṇḍa | n. Name of a particular mystical diagram  |
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yuddhakutūhala | n. Name of work  |
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yuvāku | mfn. (sometimes ind.,with genitive case or dative case) belonging or devoted to both of you  |
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yuvāku | yuvā-datta- etc. See column 2.  |