Sanskrit Dictionary

mfn. "acquiring friends", Name of an agni-

m. Name of a son of the 12th manu-

m. of a son of kṛṣṇa-

m. of a preceptor

mitravindā

f. Name of an iṣṭi-

m. of a wife of kṛṣṇa-

m. of a river in kuśadvīpa-

m. of work

mitravindeṣṭi

f. Name of work

mitravindeṣṭihautra

n. Name of work

mitravindeṣṭiprayoga

m. Name of work

mitraviṣaya

m. friendship

mitraya

Nom. P. mitrayati-, (prob.) to befriend (see next) .

mitrayajña

m. Name of a man

mitrayu

mfn. (fr. prec.) friendly-minded

mitrayu

mfn. winning or acquiring friends, attractive

mitrayu

mfn. possessing worldly prudence

mitrayu

m. a friend

mitrayu

m. Name of a teacher

mitrayu

m. of a son of divo-dāsa-

mitrayu

m. plural (said to be also, pl, fr. maitreya-) the descendants of mitrayu-

mitrayuddha

n. a contest of friend

mitrayuj

mfn. one who has made an alliance, leagued

mitrayuj

m. Name of a man

mitrayuj

m. plural Name of his descendants

abhyamitra

(basis of abhy-amitram-and its derivatives trīṇa-,etc.)

abhyamitram

ind. against the enemy

adhimitra

n. an occasional friend,

adhimitratā

(f.)

agnimitra

m. Name of a prince of the śuṅga-, dynasty, son of puṣyamitra-

amitra

mf(ā-) (fr. am-[

] or perhaps a-m/itra-,not a friend[

"not having a friend"] , butSee abhyamitrīṇa-,etc.) an enemy, adversary, foe

amitra

mfn. not having a friend.

āmitra

mf(ī-)n. (fr. a-mitra-), caused or produced by an enemy, inimical, odious

āmitra

belonging to an enemy,

amitradambhana

mfn. hurting enemies

amitraghāta

mfn. (Ved.) killing enemies

amitraghāta

m. (= ) Name of bindusāra- (the son of candragupta-).

amitraghātin

mfn. killing, enemies

amitraghna

mfn. killing, enemies

amitrahan

mfn. killing enemies

amitrahū

mfn. calling or inviting evil-doers

amitrajit

mfn. "conquering enemies", Name of a son of suvarṇa-

amitrakarman

n. an unfriendly act,

amitrakarṣaṇa

(

), mfn. harassing enemies.

amitrakarṣin

(

), mfn. harassing enemies.

amitrakhāda

mfn. "devouring his enemies", Name of indra-

amitrasaha

varia lectio for mitra-saha- q.v

amitrasāha

mfn. (for -khad/a-in

) enduring or overcoming enemies (Name of indra-)

amitrasenā

f. hostile army

)

āmitraśocani

(/ām-), m. a patronymic,

amitratā

f. enmity

amitratampana

mfn. tormenting enemies

amitravarman

m. Name of a man

amitraya

Nom. P. (parasmE-pada y/at-) to have hostile intentions

amitrayu

mfn. hostile

anamitra

mfn. having no enemies

anamitra

n. the having no enemies

anamitra

m. Name of various persons, particularly a king of ayodhyā-.

antimitra

(/anti--) mfn. having friends near one's self

arimitra

m. an ally or friend of an enemy

aśvamitra

m. Name of a teacher of the gobhila- family

bahumitra

mfn. having many friends

bahumitra

m. Name of a man (See bāhumitrāyaṇa-).

bahvamitra

mfn. having many enemies

bālamitra

n. a friend from boyhood

bandhumitra

m. "friend of relations", Name of a man

bhānumitra

m. Name of a prince (son of candra-giri-)

(see next)

bhānumitra

m. of a son of udaya-siṃha-

bhūmimitra

m. "friend of the country", Name of two kings

bhūmitra

m. "earth-friend", Name of a king

bhūmitraya

n. equals bhuvana-tr-

bhūtimitra

m. Name of a king

brahmamitra

m. "having brahmā- or the Brahmans for friends", Name of a muni-

(see

)

buddhamitra

m. Name of the 9th Buddhist patriarch (who was a disciple of vasu-bandhu-)

chāgamitra

m. "goat-friend", Name of a man gaRa $ ādi- (not in

)

chāttramitra

m. "pupils' friend", Name of a grammarian

chāyāmitra

n. "shade-friend", a parasol

ciramitra

n. an old friend

dāsamitra

m. Name of a man

dattāmitra

m. Name of a sauvīra- prince

devamitra

m. "having the gods as friends", Name of an ancient teacher called also śākalya-

devamitra

m. of the father of viṣṇu-mitra-

dhairyamitra

m. Name of a poet

dhamitra

n. an implement for kindling fire

(see dhav-).

dhanamitra

m. Name of several men

dharmamitra

m. "friend of the law", Name of a man

divākaramitra

m. Name of a man

droghamitra

(dr/ogha--) m. a mischievous friend,

dūreamitra

(r/e--) mfn. whose enemies are far away

durmitra

mfn. unfriendly

durmitra

m. Name of the author of

durmitra

m. of a prince

gomitra

m. for g/o-mūtra-

harimitra

m. Name of various men

harṣamitra

m. Name of a king

himamitra

m. Name of a man

hitamitra

m. a benevolent friend

hitamitra

mfn. having benevolent friends

indumitra

m. Name of a grammarian.

jalamitra

m. the moon,

jāmitra

n. (fr.) the 7th lunar mansion

jinamitra

m. Name of one of the translators of

jitāmitra

mfn. one who has conquered his enemies, triumphant

jitāmitra

m. viṣṇu-

n. a friend of virtue

n. a well-wishing friend

n. a good counsellor (opposed to pāpa-mitra-)

n. Name of buddha-

kalyāṇamitrasevana

n. the becoming a disciple of buddha-.

kalyāṇamitratā

f. the perfect life of Buddhism

kṛṣṇamitra

m. " kṛṣṇa-'s friend", Name of the son of rāma-sevaka- (grandson of devī-datta-, author of the mañjūṣā-kuñcikā-).

kṛtrimamitra

n. an acquired friend (on whom benefits have been conferred or from whom they have been received)

kulamitra

n. a friend of the family

kulamitra

m. equals -bīja-

kumitra

n. a bad friend

kumitra

-mukha-, etc. See 1. ku-.

laghumitra

n. a slight or weak friend, an ally of little power or value

mahāvaiśvāmitra

n. Name of two sāman-s

mālavikāgnimitra

n. " mālavikā- and agnimitra-", Name of a drama by kālidāsa-.

mitrāmitra

n. sg. friend and foe

mūlamitra

m. Name of a man

nandamitra

(?) m. Name of a man

mfn. free from enemies

m. Name of a son of nakula-

m. of a son of the king of tri-garta-

m. of a son of khaṇḍa-pāṇi- (or daṇḍa--pa1n2i)

(wrong reading nir-ām-)

m. of a son of ayutāyu-s

m. of a sage considered as śiva-'s son

(varia lectio nir-ām-).

nirāmitra

See -am-.

nirāmitra

wrong reading for nir-am- (See nir-,) .

nutamitra

m. "having praised friends", Name of a man

pāpamitra

n. a friend of sin

pāpamitratva

n. friendship with the wicked

parvamitra

m. Name of a man

paṭumitra

m. Name of a prince

pradhānamitra

n. a chief friend

prākṛtamitra

n. a natural friend or ally, a sovereign whose kingdom is separated by that of another from the country with which he is allied, W (see prākṛtāri-and todāsīṇa-).

praṇāmamitra

m. Name of a man

pratimitra

wrong reading for praty-amitra- q.v

pratyamitra

mfn. opposed as an enemy, hostile

pratyamitra

m. an enemy, opponent, adversary

priyamitra

m. Name of a mythical cakra-vartin-

puṇyamitra

m. Name of a Buddhist patriarch.

purumitra

m. Name of a man

purumitra

m. of a warrior on the side of the kuru-s

pūṣamitra

m. "friend of pūṣa-", Name of a man

puṣpamitra

m. (varia lectio puṣya-m-) Name of a king (according to the Brahmanical account, a general of the last maurya- dynasty and father of prince agni-mitra-, or according to Buddhists, a king, the successor of puṣyadharman-)

(cf

)

puṣpamitra

m. of another king

puṣpamitrasabhā

f. the court of king puṣyadharman-

Va1rtt. 7

puṣyamitra

m. Name of a prince

puṣyamitra

m. plural his dynasty

(see puṣpa-m-).

rathamitra

m. Name of a yakṣa-

ratimitra

m. a kind of coitus

ratimitra

m. Name of a poet

ratnamitra

(

) m. Name of poets.

sadhamitra

m. Name of a man gaRa kāśy-ādi-.

sahajamitra

m. a natural friend (as a sister's son, cousin etc.)

sahamitra

m. Name of a man

śākunimitra

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

śākyamitra

m. Name of a scholar

saṃghamitra

m. Name of a poet

śāmitra

mfn. (fr. śamitṛ-) relating to the official who cuts up the sacrificial victim (See -karman-)

śāmitra

m. (scilicet agni-) the fire for cooking the sacrificial flesh

śāmitra

n. the place for the above fire

śāmitra

n. any place of immolation, shambles

śāmitra

n. equals next

samitra

mfn. attended by a friend, along with friends

śāmitrakarman

n. the office of the above official

śaṅkhamitra

m. Name of a man

śāṅkhamitra

m. patronymic fr. śaṅkha-mitra-

sanmitra

n. a good or true friend

sarvajñamitra

m. Name of various persons

sarvakālamitra

n. a friend at all times

sarvamitra

m. a friend of every one

sarvamitra

m. Name of a man

sasuhṛnmitrabāndhava

mfn. with friends and companions and relatives

saumitra

m. (fr. su-mitrā-) metron. of lakṣmaṇa-

saumitra

n. (fr. su-mitra-) friendship

saumitra

n. Name of various sāman-s

sindhumitra

m. Name of a man gaRa kāśyādi-.

śobhākaramitra

m. Name of an author

soḍhāmitra

m. Name of a man (see sauḍhāmitri-)

somamitra

m. Name of a man gaRa kāśyādi-.

śrāddhamitra

mfn. making friends through a śrāddha-

śrīmitra

m. Name of a poet

stambamitra

m. (see stambham-) Name of a son of jaritā-

stambamitra

m. (with śārṅga-) of the author of

stambhamitra

m. Name of a ṛṣi- (equals stamba-m-),

śubhamitra

m. Name of a man

sudhāmitra

m. Name of a man gaRa kāśyādi-.

sugatamitra

m. Name of a man

suhṛnmitra

n. sg. friends and allies

mf(/ā-)n. having good friends

m. a good friend

m. Name of a demon

m. of the author of

(with patronymic vādhryaśva-.)

m. of the author of

(with patronymic kautsa-)

m. of a king of the sauvīra-s

m. of a king of mithilā-

m. of a king of magadha- (father of the arhat- su-vrata-)

m. of the charioteer of abhimanyu-

m. of a son of gada-

m. of a son of śyāma-

m. of a son of śamīka- (varia lectio samīka-)

m. of a son of kṛṣṇa-

m. of a son of vṛṣṇi-

m. of a son of agni-mitra-

m. of a son of su-ratha- (the last of the race of the ikṣvāku-s)

m. of one of the wives of daśa-ratha- (mother of lakṣmaṇa- and śatru-ghna-)

m. of the mother of mārkaṇḍeya-

m. of the mother of jaya-deva-

su-mukha-, su-medhas- See columns 1, 2.

sumitrabhū

m. Name of sagara- (as a cakravartin-)

sumitrabhū

m. of the 20th arhat- of the present era

sumitradhas

mfn. one who makes good friends

(śobhanāni mitrāṇi puṣyati-

)

sunayaśrīmitra

m. Name of a man

upamitra

n. a minor friend, not an intimate friend,

vahnimitra

m. "fire-friend", air, wind

mf(ī-)n. relating or belonging to viśvāmitra-

m. patronymic of various Vedic ṛṣi-s (as of aṣṭaka-, ṛṣabha- etc.)

(also plural)

m. the gāyatrī- of Vedic

n. Name of various sāman-s

vajramitra

m. Name of a king

varuṇamitra

m. Name of a gobhila-

vasumitra

m. Name of various men

vatsamitra

m. Name of a certain gobhila-

vedamitra

m. " veda--friend", Name of various preceptors and authors

vijayamitra

m. Name of a man

vijitāmitra

mfn. one who has overcome his enemies

vimalamitra

m. Name of a scholar

vīryamitra

m. Name of a poet

viśeṣamitra

m. Name of a man

viṣṇumitra

m. a common name (used like the Latin Caius)

viṣṇumitra

m. Name of a priest

viṣṇumitra

m. (with kumāra-) Name of a Scholiast

viśvamitra

m. plural (prob.) equals viśv/ā-mitra- plural the family of viśvāmitra-

See below.

m. (prob.)"friend of all", Name of a celebrated ṛṣi- or Sage (having the patronymic gāthina-, gādheya-, and jāhnava-;he was at first a functionary, together with vasiṣṭha-, of su-dās-, king of the tṛtsu-s;seeing vasiṣṭha- preferred by the king, he went over to the bharata-s, but could not prevent their being defeated by su-dās-, although he caused the waters of the rivers vipāś- and śutudrī- to retire and so give the bharata-s free passage

;he was born as a kṣatriya-, deriving his lineage from an ancestor of kuśika-, named purū-ravas-, of the lunar race of kings, and himself sovereign of kanyā-kubja- or Kanoj;his fame rests chiefly on his contests with the great Brahman vasiṣṭha-, and his success in elevating himself. though a kṣatriya-, to the rank of a BrahmanSee

: the rāmāyaṇa-, which makes him a companion and counsellor of the young rāma-candra-, records [

] how viśvāmitra-, on his accession to the throne, visited vasiṣṭha-'s hermitage, and seeing there the cow of plenty [probably typical of go-,"the earth"], offered him untold treasures in exchange for it, but being refused, prepared to take it by force;a long contest ensued between the king and the saint [symbolical of the struggles between the kṣatriya- and Brahmanical classes], which ended in the defeat of viśvāmitra-, whose vexation was such that, in order to become a Brahman and thus conquer his rival, he devoted himself to intense austerities [during which he was seduced by the nymph menakā- and had by her a daughter, śakuntalā-], gradually increasing the rigour of his mortification through thousands of years, till he successively earned the titles of rājarṣi-, ṛṣi-, maharṣi-, and finally brahmarṣi-;he is supposed to be the author of nearly the whole of

;moreover, a law-book, a dhanurveda-, and a medical work are attributed to him)

etc.

m. a particular catur-aha- (equals viśvāmitrasya saṃjayaḥ-)

m. a particular anuvāka- (equals viśvāmitrasyānuvākaḥ-)