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ajarāf. the river sarasvatī-. View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
ānilan. (am-) Name of the constellation svāti-. View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
ānilīf.Name of the constellation svāti-. View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
antaḥsalilamf(ā-)n. having its waters hidden (said of the sarasvatī-), View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
anubhūtisvarūpācāryam. Name of the author of the grammar sārasvatī-prakriyā-. View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
anuṣṭubhf. speech, sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
aśvaNom. P. aśvati-, to behave like a horse View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
bhāratīf. Name of a deity (in often invoked among the āprī- deities and especially together with ilā- and sarasvatī- according to to a daughter of āditya-;later identified with sarasvatī-, the goddess of speech) etc. View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
bhāratīnīrājanan. Name of a poem (containing the praise of sarasvatī-) by lakṣmī-nārāyaṇa-. View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
bhāṣāf. Name of sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
brahmakanyakāf. Name of sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
brahmanm. brahmā- or the one impersonal universal Spirit manifested as a personal Creator and as the first of the triad of personal gods (= prajā-pati- q.v;he never appears to have become an object of general worship, though he has two temples in IndiaSee ;his wife is sarasvatī- ) etc. View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
brahmanadīf. " brahmā-'s river", Name of the sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
brahmānandam. Name of various men and authors (also brahmānandagiri -giri-m., brahmānandaparamahaṃsa -parama-haṃsa-m., brahmānandabhāratī -bhāratī-m., brahmānandayogin -yogin-m., brahmānandayogīndra -yogīndra-m., brahmānandasārasvatī -sārasvatī-m.,and brahmānandin din-,m.) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
brahmaputrīf. " brahmā-'s daughter", Name of the river sarasvatī- (see -nadī-). View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
brahmasatīf. Name of. the river sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
brahmāvartam. "the holy land", Name of the country situated between the rivers sarasvatī- and dṛṣadvatī- to the N. of hastinā-pura- etc. () View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
brahmendram. (with sarasvatī-or dra-svāmin-) Name of authors View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
brāhmīf. speech or the goddess of speech (= sarasvatī-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
bṛhaddivāf. Name of a goddess (associated with iḷā-, sarasvatī- and others) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
camasodbhedanan. Name of a place of pilgrimage (spot of bursting forth of the river sarasvatī-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
dadhīcam. equals dhy-/ac- (devoted himself to death that indra- might slay vṛtra- with the thunderbolt fabricated by tvaṣṭṛ- out of his bones) (father of sārasvata- by sarasvatī- ) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
devīf. (see dev/a-) a female deity, goddess etc. (exempli gratia, 'for example' uṣas- ; sarasvatī-, ; sāvitrī-, the wife of brahmā- ; durgā-, the wife of śiva- etc.;the 4 goddesses of Buddhists are rocanī-, māmakī-, pāṇḍurā- and tārā- ) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
dharam. one of the 8 forms of sarasvatī- idem or 'm. a mass of gold or heap of valuables (representing the earth and given to Brahmans) ' View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
gīrdevīf. the goddess of speech, sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
gof. () speech, sarasvatī- (goddess of speech) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
govīthīf. "cow-path", that portion of the moon's path which contains the asterisms bhadra-padā-, revatī-, and aśvinī- (or according to others, hasta-, citrā-, and svātī-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
guptasarasvatīf. Name of a river (also called eastern sarasvatī-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
haṃsādhirūḍhāf. "mounted on a swan", Name of sarasvatī- (as wife of brahmā-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
haṃsadūtam. n. Name of two poems (by kavīndrācārya- sarasvatī- and by rūpa- gosvāmin-). View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
haṃsārūḍhamf(ā-)n. mounted on a swan (applied to varuṇa-, brahmā-, and sarasvatī-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
iḍāf. (metaphorically see id-), stream or flow of praise and worship (personified as the goddess of sacred speech and action, invoked together with aditi- and other deities, but especially in the āprī- hymns together with sarasvatī- and mahī- or bhāratī-) etc.
iḷāf. (metaphorically see id-), stream or flow of praise and worship (personified as the goddess of sacred speech and action, invoked together with aditi- and other deities, but especially in the āprī- hymns together with sarasvatī- and mahī- or bhāratī-) etc.
irāf. the goddess of speech, sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
jagaddhātrīf. "world-nurse", sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
jaladaivatyan. "having water as its deity", the constellation svāti- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
f. sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
kādambarīf. Name of sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
kāñcanākṣīf. Name of the river sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
kaṇṭhābharaṇan. a shorter Name of the work called sarasvatī-kaṇṭhābharaṇa- (see also kavika-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
kavaṣam. (or kavaṣa ailūṣa-) Name of a ṛṣi- (son of ilūṣa- by a slave girl, and author of several hymns in the tenth maṇḍala- of the ṛg-- veda-;when the ṛṣi-s were performing a sacrifice on the banks of the sarasvatī- he was expelled as an impostor and as unworthy to drink of the water, being the son of a slave;it was only when the gods had shown him special favour that he was readmitted to their society) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
kelikalāf. the vīṇā- or lute of sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
khyātim. Name of a son of ūru- by āgneyī- (varia lectio svāti-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
kuñjam. (with sarasvatyās-) "the bower of sarasvatī-", Name of a tīrtha- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
kuṭilam. of the river sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
lakṣmīsarasvatīf. dual number lakṣmī- and sarasvatī- Name of work View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
madanam. Name of various men and authors (also with ācārya-, bhaṭṭa-, sarasvatī-etc.; see below) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
mādhavam. of various scholars and poets (also with paṇḍita-, bhaṭṭa- miśra-, yogin-, vaidya-, sarasvatī-etc.; see mādhavācārya-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
madhusūdanīf. Name of various authors (also with guru-, go-svāmin-, ṭhakkura-, dīkṣita-, dujanti-, paṇḍita-and ta-rāja-, vācas-pati-sarasvatī-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
mahālakṣmīf. the great lakṣmī- (properly the śakti- of nārāyaṇa- or viṣṇu-, but sometimes identified with durgā- or with sarasvatī-;also Name of dākṣāyaṇī- in kara-vīra-) (see ) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
mahāsarasvatīf. the great sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
mahāśvetāf. of sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
mahīf. Name of a divine being (associated with iḍā- and sarasvatī- ; see ) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
mārutan. (scilicet ṛkska-or nakṣatra-) the constellation svāti- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
medhāf. a form of sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
mukhanivāsinīf. "dwelling in the mouth", Name of sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
murārināṭakan. murāri-'s drama id est anargha-rāghava- ( murārināṭakavyākhyā -vyākhyā-, f.and murārināṭakavyākhyāpūrṇasarasvatī -vyākhyā-pūrṇa-sarasvatī- f.Name of Comms. , on it) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
nāgavīthīf. "serpent path", the moon's path through the asterisms svāti- (or aśvinī-), bharaṇi- and kṛttikā- (see nāgā-. f.and gaja-v-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
nāgodbhedam. Name of a sacred spot where the river sarasvatī- reappears View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
naitandhavam. sg. and plural Name of a place on the sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
nakṣatran. an asterism or constellation through which the moon passes, a lunar mansion etc. etc. (27, later 28, viz. śraviṣṭhā- or dhaniṣṭhā-, śata-bhiṣaj-, pūrva-bhadrapadā-, uttara-- bhadrapadā-, revatī-, aśvinī-, bharaṇī-, kṛttikā-, rohiṇī- or brāhmī-, mṛga-śiras- or āgrahāyaṇī-, ārdrā-, punarvasū- or yāmakau-, puṣya- or sidhya-, āśleṣā-, maghā-, pūrva-phalgunī-, uttara-- phalgunī-, hasta-, citrā-, svātī-, viśākhā- or rādhā-, anurādhā-, jyeṣṭha-, mūla-, pūrvāṣāḍhā-, uttarāṣāḍhā-, abhijit-, śravaṇa-;according to revatī-, uttara-phalgunī-, uttara-bhādrapadā- and uttarāṣāḍhā- are called dhruvāṇi-,fixed;in the veda-p the nakṣatra-s are considered as abodes of the gods or of pious persons after death on ;later as wives of the moon and daughters of dakṣa- etc.;according to jaina-s the sun, moon, graha-s, nakṣatra-s and tārā-s form the jyotiṣka-s) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
nāmadvādaśīf. a ceremony consisting in worshipping durgā- under one of her 12 appellations (gaurī-, kālī-, umā-, bhadrā-, durgā-, kānti-, sarasvatī-, maṅgalā-, vaiṣṇavī-, lakṣmī-, śivā-, nārāyaṇī-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
narasiṃham. of several princes and authors (also -kavi-, -kavi-rāja-, -ṭhakkura-, -dīkṣita-, -deva-, -paṇḍita-, -bhaṭṭa-, -miśra-, -muni-, -yati-, -yatīndra-, -rāja-, -vājapeyin-(or gnicid-vāj-), -śāstrin-, -sarasvatī-, -sūri-, -sena-, n/arasiṃhācārya-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
nārāyaṇam. of several men, authors and commentators (also with ācārya-. kavi-, gārgya-, cakra-cūḍāmaṇi-, daiva-vid-, dharmādhikārin-, paṇḍina-, paṇḍita-, dharmādkikāriṅ- paṇḍitācārya-, parivrāj-, bhaṭṭa-[ see below, and bhaṭṭa-n-], bhaṭṭācārya-, bhaṭṭāraḍa-, bhāratī-, bhiṣaj-, muni-, yati-, yatīvara-, rāya-, vandya-, vādīśvara-, vidyā-vinoda-, vaiṣṇava-muni-, śarman-, sarasvatī-, sarva-jña-, sārvabhauma-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
nārāyaṇendram. Name of an author (also -sarasvatī-and -svāmin-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
niṣṭyāf. Name of a lunar mansion (equals svāti-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
nṛsiṃham. Name of several authors (also -cakravartin-, -ṭhakkura-, -deva-, -daivajña-, -pañcānana-, -pañcānanabhaṭṭācārya-, -purī-parivrāj-, -bhaṭṭācārya-, -mūrty-ācārya-, vājapeyin-, -śāstrin-, -sarasvatī-, -sūri-, cārya-, cārya-śiṣya-, nanda-, raṇya-muni-and śrama-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
padmalāñchanāf. of sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
pañcanadan. Name of several tīrtha-s (especially of one near the junction of the kiraṇā- and, dhūta-pāpā- with the Ganges after the union of the latter river with the yamunā- and sarasvatī-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
pañcasiddhāntam. Name of the bhāsvatī-karaṇa- (q.v) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
paramānandam. Name of several authors (also -cakravartin-, -dāsa-, -deva-, -nātha-, -pāṭhaka-, -bhaṭṭācārya-, -yogīndra-, -sarasvatī-, śrama-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
paramaśiva(with ācārya-and vendra-sarasvatī-) m. Name of authors. View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
pārāyaṇīf. Name of the goddess sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
parigrahP. A1. -gṛhṇāti-, ṇīte- (imperative 2. sg. -gṛhāṇa- ; imperfect tense -agṛhṇāḥ- ;3. sg. -agṛhṇat- ;3. plural -agṛhṇan- ; A1. -agṛhṇanta- ; perfect tense 1. sg. -jagr/abha- ;3. sg. -jagrāha- etc.; ind.p. -gṛhya- etc.) , to take hold of on both sides, embrace, surround, enfold, envelop etc. ; to fence round, hedge round ; to occupy on both sides (sarasvatīm-) ; to seize, clutch, grasp, catch ; to put on, wear (as a dress or ornament) ; to take or carry along with one etc. ; to take possession of, master, overpower ; to take (in war), take prisoner, conquer ; to take (food) ; to receive, (also as a guest) accept ; to take, adopt, conform to, follow etc. ; to take by the hand, assist ; to take (a wife), marry ; to surpass, excel ; (in Vedic or Veda gram.) to enclose (iti-) between a word twice repeated (see pari-graha-). View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
parisārakam. (gaRa vimuktādi-) Name of a place near the sarasvatī- (see pāriś-). View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
pavanam. the regent of the nakṣatra- svāti- and the north-west region View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
payoṣṇijātāf. Name of the river sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
phalakāvanan. Name of a forest sacred to sarasvatī- (-vana- ) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
plakṣāf. Name of the river sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
plākṣa(with prasravaṇa-) n. Name of the place where the sarasvatī- rises, View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
plakṣajātāf. "rising near the fig-tree", Name of the sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
plakṣaprasravaṇan. () "source and king of the fig-tree", Name of the place where the sarasvatī- rises. View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
plakṣarājm. (A.) "source and king of the fig-tree", Name of the place where the sarasvatī- rises. View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
plakṣarājam. (),"source and king of the fig-tree", Name of the place where the sarasvatī- rises. View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
plakṣasamudravācakāf. Name of the river sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
plakṣavatīf. Name of a river (prob. the sarasvatī-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
prābhañjanan. the nakṣatra- svāti- (presided over by prabhañjana-, the god of wind) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
prabodhānandam. (with sarasvatī-), Name of an author View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
prajñāf. Wisdom personified as the goddess of arts and eloquence, sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
prākṛtamf(ā-,or ī-)n. (in astronomy) Name of one of the 7 divisions of the planetary courses (according to parāśara- comprising the nakṣatra-s svāti-, bharaṇī-, rohiṇī- and kṛttikā-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
prasravaṇan. (also with plākṣa- n.) Name of a place where the sarasvatī- takes its rise View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
prāsravaṇam. (with plakṣa-) the source of the sarasvatī- or the place where the Sarasvati1 reappears View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
pratyaksarasvatīf. the western sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
prayāgam. "place of sacrifice", Name of a celebrated place of pilgrimage (now called Allahabad) at the confluence of the gaṅgā- and yamunā- with the supposed subterranean sarasvatī- (also -ka- ; see tri-veṇī-; in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' also in deva--pilgrimage, rudra--pilgrimage, karṇa- pilgrimage and nanda--pilgrimage) etc. (see ;as Name of a country ; plural the inhabitants of prayāga- ) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
pṛthūdakan. "having extensive waters", Name of a sacred bathing-place on the northern bank of the sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
pūrṇānandam. of several authors (also -tīrtha-, -nātha-, -sarasvatī-etc.) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
puruṣottamam. Name of several authors and various men (also -dāsa-, -dīkṣita-, -deva-, -deva-śarman-, -paṇḍita-, -prasāda-, -bhaṭṭa-, -bhaṭṭātmaja-, -bhāraty-ācārya-, -miśra-, -manu-sudhīndra-, -sarasvatī- cāya-, nanda-tīrtha-, nanda-yati-, śrama-). View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
puṣṭif. of a form of sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
pūtkārīf. Name of sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
rāghavānandam. Name of various authors and others (also with muni-, yati-, śarman-,and sarasvatī-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
rāghavendram. " rāghava-s-chief", Name of various authors and others (also with ācārya-, muni-, yati-, śatāvadhāna-,and sarasvatī-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
rāmabhadram. of various authors and teachers (also with dīkṣita-, bhaṭṭa-, bhaṭṭācārya-, miśra-, yajvan-, yati-, sarasvatī-, sārvabhauma-etc.) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
rāmacandram. Name of various kings and authors etc. (also with ācārya-, kavi-, kṣiti-pati-, cakra-vartin-, daṇḍin-, dīkṣīta-, naimiṣa-stha-or vājapeyin-, nyāya-vāg-īśa-, parama-haṃsa-, pāṭhaka-, bhaṭṭa-, bhaṭṭācārya-, bhārgava-, bhiṣaj-, miśra-, yajvan-, yatīśvara-, vācas-pati-, śāstrin-, sārasvatī-, siddha-etc.) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
rāmacandrendram. (with sarasvati-) Name of a teacher View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
rāmakiṃkaram. Name of various authors (also with sarasvatī-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
rāmānandam. (also with ācārya-, yati-, vācas-pati-, sarasvatī-etc.) of various authors and other men View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
rāmendram. (with yati-, yogin-and sarasvatī-) Name of 3 teachers View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
ṛṣikulyāf. "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) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
ruṇāf. Name of a river flowing into the sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
śābdīf. sarasvatī- (as goddess of speech and eloquence) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sadāśivam. of various authors and other men (also -kavi-rāja-go-svāmin-, -tīrtha-, -tri-pāṭhin-, -dīkṣita-, -deva-, -dvi-vedin-, -brahmendra-, -bhaṭṭa-, -muni-sārasvata-, -mūlokhya-, -śukla-; nanda-nātha-, nanda-sarasvatī-, vendra-, vendra-sarasvatī-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
saham. of a son of prāṇa- and ūrjasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
śaktif. the energy or active power of a deity personified as his wife and worshipped by the śākta- (q.v) sect of Hindus under various names (sometimes only three, sometimes eight śakti- goddesses are enumerated, as follow, indrāṇī-, vaiṣṇavī-, śāntā-, brahmāṇī-, kaumārī-, nārasiṃhī-, vārāhī-, and māheśvarī-, but some substitute cāmuṇḍā- and caṇḍikā- for the third and sixth of these: according to another reckoning there are nine, viz. vaiṣṇavī-, brahmāṇī-, raudrī-, māheśvarī-, nārasiṃhī-, vārāhī-, indrāṇī-, kārttikī-, and pradhānā-: others reckon fifty different forms of the śakti- of viṣṇu- besides lakṣmī-, some of these are kīrtti-, kānti-, tuṣṭi-, puṣṭā-, dhṛti-, śānti-, kriyā-, dayā-, medhā- etc.;and fifty forms of the śakti- of śiva- or rudra- besides durgā- or gaurī-, some of whom are guṇodarī-, virajā-, śālmalī-, lolākṣī-, vartulākṣī-, dīrgha-ghoṇā-, sudīrgha-mukhī-, go-mukhī-, dīrgha-jihvā-, kuṇḍodarī-, ardha-keśī-, vikṛta-mukhī-, jvālā-mukhī-, ulkāmukhī- etc.; sarasvatī- is also named as a śakti-, both of viṣṇu- and rudra-: according to the vāyu-purāṇa- the female nature of rudra- became twofold, one half asita-or white, and the other sita-or black, each of these again becoming manifold, those of the white or mild nature included lakṣmī-, sarasvatī-, gaurī-, umā- etc.;those of the dark and fierce nature, durgā-, kālī- etc.) (see ) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sanātanīf. of lakṣmī- or sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
śāradāf. Name of a sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sarasvatm. of a male deity corresponding to sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sārasvatamf(ī-)n. relating or belonging to sarasvat- (q.v) or to sarasvatī- (the river or the goddess) derived or coming from them etc. View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sārasvatam. Name of a ṛṣi- (fabled to have sprung from the personified sarasvatī- river) (also tā gaṇāḥ-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sārasvatam. (plural) Name of a people dwelling on the sarasvatī- river (id est in the north-west part of the province of Delhi including part of the Panjab) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sārasvatam. a particular ceremonial in the worship of sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sārasvatakalpam. the above sarasvatī- ceremonial View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sārasvatālaṃkāram. Name of work on rhetoric (prob. the sarasvatī-kaṇṭhābharaṇa-) .
sārasvatasūtran. (see sarasvatīs-) Name of work View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sārasvatavratan. a particular observance in honour of sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sarasvatiin compound for sarasvatī-. View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sarasvatīf. Name of a river (celebrated in and held to be a goddess whose identity is much disputed;most authorities hold that the name sarasvatī- is identical with the Avestan Haraquaiti river in Afghanistan, but that it usually means the Indus in the , and only occasionally the small sacred rivers in madhya-deśa- [see below];the river-goddess has seven sisters and is herself sevenfold, she is called the mother of streams, the best of mothers, of rivers, and of goddesses;the ṛṣi-s always recognize the connection of the goddess with the river, and invoke her to descend from the sky, to bestow vitality, renown, and riches;elsewhere she is described as moving along a golden path and as destroying vṛtra- etc.;as a goddess she is often connected with other deities exempli gratia, 'for example' with pūṣan-, indra-, the marut-s and the aśvin-s;in the āprī- hymns she forms a triad with the sacrificial goddesses iḍā- and bhāratī-; according to to a myth told in the , sarasvatī- through speech[ vācā-]communicated vigour to indra-;in the brāhmaṇa-s she is identified with vāc-,"Speech", and in later times becomes goddess of eloquenceSee below) etc.
sarasvatīf. Name of various rivers (especially of rivers which in sacredness are equal to sarasvatī- and which are three according to to ,andseven according to to ) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sarasvatīf. of one of the ten mendicant orders traced back to śaṃkarācārya- (whose members add the word sarasvatī-to their names). View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sarasvatīkaṇṭhābharaṇan. the necklace of sarasvatī- (goddess of eloquence) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sarasvatikṛta(s/ari-) mfn. made by sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sarasvatīkṛtamfn. made or composed by sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sarasvatīprakriyāf. Name of a commentator or commentary on the sarasvatī-sūtra- (by anubhūti-svarūpa-). View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sarasvatīpūjāf. the worship of sarasvatī- (observed as a holiday on the fifth of the light half of the month māgha- and therefore also called vasanta-pañcamī-, on which day books and writing implements are held sacred and not allowed to be used) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sarasvatīpūjanan. the worship of sarasvatī- (observed as a holiday on the fifth of the light half of the month māgha- and therefore also called vasanta-pañcamī-, on which day books and writing implements are held sacred and not allowed to be used) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sarasvatīsūtran. the aphorisms of the sarasvatī- grammar (by an unknown author; see -prakryā-). View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sarasvativatmfn. accompanied by sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sarasvatīvat(s/ar-) mfn. accompanied by sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sarasvatīvinaśanan. the place where the river sarasvatī- disappears View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sārasvatīyamf(ā-)n. relating to or connected with the sarasvatī-sūtra- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sārasvatotsavam. the festival in honour of sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sarayuf. Name of a well-known river (commonly called Surjoo;on which stood the ancient city ayodhyā-[ see ];it is a tributary of the Gogra [see gharghara-],and in is mentioned along with the rivers sarasvatī-, sindhu-, gaṅgā-, yamunā-, and śutudrī-).
śaśvatmf(ś/aśvatī-,or t/ī-)n. (according to to some for sasvat-and corresponding to Greek ) perpetual, continual, endless, incessant, frequent, numerous, many (especially applied to the ever-recurring dawns) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
śaśvatmf(ś/aśvatī-,or t/ī-)n. all, every View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
śaśvatmf(ś/aśvatī-,or t/ī-)n. at once, forthwith, directly (generally preceded or followed by ha-; ś/aśvat-ś/aśvat-,no sooner-than forthwith) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
śaśvatmf(ś/aśvatī-,or t/ī-)n. it is true, certainly, indeed View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
śāśvatamf(ī-)n. (fr. śaśvat-) eternal, constant, perpetual, all (ś/āśvatībhyaḥ s/amābhyaḥ-, śāśvatīḥ samāḥ-,or śāśvatam-,for evermore, incessantly, eternally) etc. View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sātyadūtamfn. (fr. satya-dūta-) "belonging to the trusty messengers"(said of particular oblations presented to sarasvatī- and other deities) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sauram. patronymic of tapatī- (the mother of kuru-;also called vaivasvatī-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sauvātamfn. (fr. svāti-) Va1rtt. 8 Sch. View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sāvitrīf. of the sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sāyaṃsaṃdhyādevatāf. "deity of the evening twilight", Name of sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sindhumātṛf. (s/indhu--) the mother of streams (said of the river sarasvatī-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sinīvālīf. (of doubtful derivation) Name of a goddess (in described as broad-hipped, fair-armed, fair-fingered, presiding over fecundity and easy birth, and invoked with sarasvatī-, rākā- etc.; in she is called the wife of viṣṇu-; in later Vedic texts she is the presiding deity of the first day of new moon, as rākā- of the actual day of full moon) , the first day of new moon when it rises with a scarcely visible crescent etc. View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
śivānandam. (also with bhaṭṭa-, ācārya-, gosvāmin-,and sarasvatī-) Name of various authors and other men View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
śivanārāyaṇadāsam. Name of author. (with sarasvatī-kaṇṭhābharaṇa-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
śivarāmendram. (also with yati-and sarasvatī-) Name of various authors. View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
śivendram. (with sarasvatī-) Name of an author View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
śrīf. Name of sarasvatī- (See -pañcamī-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
śrīpañcamīf. the fifth day of the light half of māgha- (a festival in honour of sarasvatī-, goddess of learning, when books and implements or writing are worshipped) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
śrīsarasvatīf. dual number lakṣmī- and sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
śrutadevīf. "goddess of learning", Name of sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sthagitamfn. covered, concealed, hidden (sthagitā sarasvatī-,"S has hidden herself"="I cannot express myself") View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
subhūmikan. (orf(ā-).) Name of a place near the sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
śuddhānandam. (with sarasvatī-) Name of an author (equals śuddhabhikṣu-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
śuklam. Name of sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
suprabham. of one of the 7 sarasvati-s View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
sureṇuf. of a river (sometimes regarded as one of the seven sarasvatī-s) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
svātim. of megha-svāti- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
svātiyogam. conjunction with svāti- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
svayamprakāśam. Name of various authors (also with yati-, yog/endra-, muni-, sarasvatī-etc.) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
svayamprakāśātmanm. (sarasvatī-) Name of author. View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
svayamprakāśendram. (sarasvatī-) Name of author. View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
tattvabodhinīf. of a commentator or commentary on by jñānendra-sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
tattvārthasūtran. Name of a jaina- work by umā-svāti- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
triveṇīf. (gaRa śivādi-) "triple-braided", the place of confluence (prayāga-, now Allahabad) of the Ganges with the yamunā- (Jumna) and the subterranean sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
udīcyam. the country to the north and west of the river sarasvatī-, the northern region View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
vācf. Speech personified (in various manners or forms exempli gratia, 'for example' as vāc- āmbhṛṇī- in ; as the voice of the middle sphere in and ; in the veda- she is also represented as created by prajā-pati- and married to him; in other places she is called the mother of the veda-s and wife of indra-; in she is the daughter of dakṣa- and wife of kaśyapa-; but most frequently she is identified with bhāratī- or sarasvatī-, the goddess of speech; vācaḥ sāma-and vāco vratam-Name of sāman-s ; vācaḥ stomaḥ-,a particular ekāha- ) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
vācakācāryam. Name of a teacher (also umā-svāti-v-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
vāgdaivatyamfn. sacred to sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
vāgdevatāf. the divinity of speech, sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
vāgdevatākamfn. sacred to sarasvatī- on View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
vāgdevīf. the goddess of speech, sarasvatī- etc. View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
vāgīśāf. Name of sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
vāgīśvarīf. Name of sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
vaiśamphalyā() or vaiśambalyā- () or vaiśambhaly/ā- () f. Name of sarasvatī-. View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
vājinīvatmfn. (vāj/inī--) possessing or driving swift mares, rich in horses (applied to various gods, and to the rivers sindhu- and sarasvatī-) (according to to others "strong","spirited","rich in sacrifices"etc.) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
vākpradāf. Name of the river sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
vāmam. of sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
vāṇīf. the goddess of speech, sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
vāṇīf. of a river (according to to some the sarasvatī-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
vāṅmayīf. the goddess of speech, sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
vāṅmūrtif. (with devatā-) sarasvatī-, View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
varavarṇiṇīf. of sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
vārif. Name of sarasvatī- (the goddess of speech) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
varṇamātṛkāf. Name of sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
varṇatanuf. Name of a particular mantra- addressed to sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
vāyavyan. the nakṣatra- svāti- (of which vāyu- is the regent) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
vāyum. the god of the wind (often associated with indra- in the ṛg-- veda-, as vāta- [ q.v ] with parjanya-, but although of equal rank with indra-, not occupying so prominent a position;in the puruṣasūkta- he is said to have sprung form the breath of puruṣa-, and elsewhere is described as the son-in-law of tvaṣṭṛ-;be is said to move in a shining car drawn by a pair of red or purple horses or by several teams consisting of ninety-nine or a hundred or even a thousand horses[ see ni-y/ut-];he is often made to occupy the same chariot with indra-, and in conjunction with him honoured with the first draught of the soma- libation;he is rarely connected with the marut-s, although in , he is said to have begotten them from the rivers of heaven;he is regent of the nakṣatra- svāti- and north-west quarterSee loka-pāla-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
vāyudevan. the lunar mansion svāti- (presided over by vāyu-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
vedagarbhāf. Name of the sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
vedāgraṇīf. "leader of the veda-", Name of sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
vedamātṛf. "mother of the veda-", Name of sarasvatī- and sāvitrī- and gāyatrī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
vedīf. Name of sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
veśabhaginīf. Name of sarasvatī- (see next) . View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
vidhivadhūf. "wife of brahmā-", sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
vidyādhidevatā(dh-) f. the tutelary deity of science, sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
vinaśanan. utter loss, perishing, disappearance (with sarasvatyāḥ-Name of a district north-west of Delhi [said to be the same as kuru-kṣetra- and adjacent to the modern Paniput] where the river sarasvatī- is lost, in the sand;also sarasvatī-vin-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
virājmfn. a ruler, chief. king or queen (applied to agni-, sarasvatī-, the Sun etc.) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
viśālāf. equals sarasvatī- View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
viṣṇum. (prob. fr. viṣ-,"All-pervader"or"Worker") Name of one of the principal Hindu deities (in the later mythology regarded as"the preserver", and with brahmā-"the creator"and śiva-"the destroyer" , constituting the well-known tri-mūrti- or triad;although viṣṇu- comes second in the triad he is identified with the supreme deity by his worshippers;in the Vedic period, however, he is not placed in the foremost rank, although he is frequently invoked with other gods [ especially with indra- whom he assists in killing vṛtra- and with whom he drinks the soma- juice; see his later names indrānuja- and upendra-];as distinguished from the other Vedic deities, he is a personification of the light and of the sun, especially in his striding over the heavens, which he is said to do in three paces [See tri-vikrama-and see bali-, vāmana-],explained as denoting the threefold manifestations of light in the form of fire, lightning, and the sun, or as designating the three daily stations of the sun in his rising, culminating, and setting; viṣṇu- does not appear to have been included at first among the āditya-s [ q.v ], although in later times he is accorded the foremost place among them;in the brāhmaṇa-s he is identified with sacrifice, and in one described as a dwarf;in the mahā-bhārata- and rāmāyaṇa- he rises to the supremacy which in some places he now enjoys as the most popular deity of modern Hindu worship;the great rivalry between him and śiva-[ see vaiṣṇava-and śaiva-]is not fully developed till the period of the purāṇa-s: the distinguishing feature in the character of the Post-vedic viṣṇu- is his condescending to become incarnate in a portion of his essence on ten principal occasions, to deliver mankind from certain great dangers[ see avatāra-and ];some of the purāṇa-s make 22 incarnations, or even 24, instead of 10;the vaiṣṇava-s regard viṣṇu- as the supreme being, and often identify him with nārāyaṇa-, the personified puruṣa- or primeval living spirit [described as moving on the waters, reclining on śeṣa-, the serpent of infinity, while the god brahmā- emerges from a lotus growing from his navel; see ];the wives of viṣṇu- are aditi- and sinīvālī-, later lakṣmī- or śrī- and even sarasvatī-;his son is kāma-deva-, god of love, and his paradise is called vaikuṇṭha-;he is usually represented with a peculiar mark on his breast called śrī-vatsa-, and as holding a śaṅkha-,or conch-shell called pāñcajanya-, a cakra-or quoit-like missile-weapon called su-darśana-, a gadā-or club called kaumodakī- and a padma-or lotus;he has also a bow called śārṅga-, and a sword called nandaka-;his vāhana-or vehicle is garuḍa- q.v;he has a jewel on his wrist called syamantaka-, another on his breast called kaustubha-, and the river Ganges is said to issue from his foot;the demons slain by him in his character of "preserver from evil", or by kṛṣṇa- as identified with him, are madhu-, dhenuka-, cāṇūra-, yamala-, and arjuna- [see yamalārjuna-], kāla-nemi-, haya-grīva-, śakaṭa-, ariṣṭa-, kaiṭabha-, kaṃsa-, keśin-, mura-, śālva-, mainda-, dvi-vida-, rāhu-, hiraṇya-kaśipu-, bāṇa-, kāliya-, naraka-, bali-;he is worshipped under a thousand names, which are all enumerated in ;he is sometimes regarded as the divinity of the lunar mansion called śravaṇa-) etc. (see )
viśobhagīnamf(ā-)n. an adjective (cf. mfn.) or epithet applied to sarasvatī- (see veśa-bha-gīna-and viśo-bhag/īna-). View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
vṛtrahanmf(ghnī-)n. killing enemies or vṛtra-, victorious etc. etc. (mostly applied to indra-, but also to agni- and even to sarasvatī-) View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
yamunāf. Name of a river commonly called the Jumna (in and identified with yamī- q.v;it rises in the himālaya- mountains among the Jumnotri peaks at an elevation of 10,849 feet, and flows for 860 miles before it joins the Ganges at Allahabad, its water being there clear as crystal, while that of the Ganges is yellowish;the confluence of the two with the river sarasvatī-, supposed to join them underground, is called tri-veṇī- q.v) etc. View this entry on the original dictionary page scan.
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parisaṃvatsara m. full year; a. a full year old; waiting a full year; -sakhya, n. true friendship; -samkhyâ, f. complete tale or enumeration; full number, totality, sum, number; exhaustive statement (i. e. excluding everything not specified): -na, n. complete enumeration, full number; exhaustive statement; just examination or estimate; -samghushta, pp. resonant on all sides; -samâpti, f. conclusion, completion, end; extension to (lc. or ad. with prati); -sara, a. adjacent; bordering on (--°ree;); m. neighbourhood, region, proximity; -sarpana, n. creeping about; walking about; running to and fro, continual change from place to place; -sarpin, a. moving about; -sâdhana, n. accomplishment; settlement, exaction (of debts); -sântvana, n. consoling: pl. blandish ments; -sâraka, n. N. of a place on the Sarasvatî.
pratyaksarasvatī f. the western Sarasvatî; -srotas, a. flowing to wards the west.
plakṣa m. wavy-leaved fig-tree (Fi cus infectoria): (a)-prasravana, -râga, m. N. of a locality where the Sarasvatî rises; -sravana, n. id.
brahmāyus n. Brahman's life time; a. living as long as Brahman; m. N. of a Brâhman; -½aranya, n. N. of a forest; -½ârambha, m. beginning of Vedic recitation; -½arpana, n. offering of sacred knowledge; -½âvarta, m. N. of the sacred tract between the Sarasvatî and the Drishadvatî, north west of Hastinâpura; -½âsana, n. seat of the Brahman priest; a sitting posture suitable for sacred meditation; -½astra, n. Brahman's missile (a mythical weapon); -½âsya, n. a Brâhman's mouth; -½âhuti, f. offering of devotion.
brāhmī f. (of brâhma), female energy of Brahman; goddess of speech, Sarasvatî (Brahman's wife); speech; narrative; wife espoused according to the Brâhma form; N. of various plants; N. of a river: -putra, m. son of a woman married according to the Brâhma rite.
madhusaṃdṛśa a. looking charming; -sahâya, m. companion of spring, god of love; -sûdana, m. destroyer of the demon Madhu, ep. of Vishnu or Krishna; N. of a scholar: -sarasvatî, m. N. of an author; -sena, m. N. of a prince; -srava, a. distilling sweetness; -han, m. collector of honey; slayer of Madhu, ep. of Vishnu or Krishna.
mahāpakṣa a. having many ad herents, having a large following; -pa&ndot;ka, n. (?) deep mud; -pa&ndot;kti, f. a metre of forty-eight syllables; -pandita, a. extremely learned; m. great scholar; -patha, m. prin cipal street; high road; the great journey, pilgrimage to the other world (-m yâ, die); a certain hell; a. having a great path: -giri, m. N. of a mountain; -padma, n. a certain high number; m. one of the eight treasures connected with the magic art padminî; N. of a Nâga: -pati, m. lord of millions, ep. of Nanda, -saras, n. N. of a lake, -salila, n. id.; -padya-shatka, n. T. of a poem (at tributed to Kâlidâsa) consisting of six classi cal verses; -½aparâdha, m. great crime or injury; -parvata, m. high mountain; -pasu, m. large cattle; -pâta, m. long flight; a. flying far (arrow); -pâtaka, n. great crime or sin (of which there are five: killing a Brâhman, drinking spirituous liquor, theft, adultery with a teacher's wife, and asso ciation with persons guilty of those four crimes); -pâtakin, a. guilty of a capital sin; -pâtra, n. prime minister; -pâda, a. large footed; -pâpa, n.great crime; -pâpman, a. very harmful; -pâra, 1. m. a certain per sonification; 2. a. having distant banks, wide (sea); -pârsva, a. having broad sides (leech); N.; -pâsupata, a. with vrata, n. the great vow of a worshipper of Siva Pasupati; m. zealous worshipper of Siva Pasupati; -pîtha, n. high seat; -pumsa, m. great man; -punya, a. very auspicious (day); very good or beau tiful; very holy; -purá, n. great fortress: î, f. great citadel; -purusha, m. great or eminent man; supreme spirit; -pûta, pp. extremely pure; -prishtha, a. broad-backed; -pai&ndot;gya, n. T. of a Vedic text; -prakarana, n. main treatment of a subject; -pragâpati, m. great lord of creatures, ep. of Vishnu; -pratâpa, m. of great dignity, majestic; -pratîhâra, m. head janitor; -pradâna, n. great gift; -prapañka, m. the great world; -prabha, a. of great lustre, very splendid; -prabhâ, f. great brightness;-prabhâva, a. very mighty; -prabhu, m. great lord, sovereign; chief; ep. of Vishnu; -pramâna, a. very exten sive; -pralaya, m. great dissolution of the universe at the end of a cosmic age: -kâla, m. time of the --; -prasna,m. great or im portant question; -prasâda, m. great pre sent; a. very gracious; -prasthâna, n. great departure, decease; -prâgña, a. very wise or prudent (person); -prâna, m. hard breath ing, aspirate sound; great strength; a. pro nounced with a hard breathing, aspirated; of great endurance or physical strength; -plava, m. great flood, deluge; -phala, n. large fruit; great reward; a. producing a great reward; -bala, a. very strong, power ful, or effective; m. N.; -bâdha, a. very in jurious; -bâhu, a. long-armed, strong-armed; m. ep. of Vishnu; N.; -bila, n. deep hole; -buddhi, a. of great intellect, extremely clever; m. N. of an Asura; N.; -brihatî, f. a metre (8+8+8+8+12 syllables); -brah ma: -n, m. the great Brahman (the god); -brâhmaná, m. great Brâhman (also used sarcastically); n. Great (=Tândya) Brâh mana; -bhata, m. great warrior; N.; -bha ya, n. great danger or straits; -bhâga, a. having great good fortune, very lucky, greatly blessed; greatly distinguished, very illus trious (frequently used as a term of address); -bhâgin, a. very fortunate, greatly blessed; -bhâgya, n.high position, great importance or power; a. extremely fortunate: -tâ, f. great good fortune; -bhânda½agâra, n. chief treasury; -bhârata, a. (± a word meaning &open;battle&close;), the Great Battle of the Bharatas; n.(± âkhyâna), the Great Story of the Bharatas, T. of the well-known great Epic (which contains about 100,000 slokas); -bhâshya, n. the Great Commentary of Patañgali on the Sûtras of Pânini and the Vârttikas of Kâtyâyana (probably composed in the second century b. c.); -bhikshu, m. the great mendicant, ep. of Sâkyamuni; -½abhi- gana, m. high descent, noble birth; -½abhi yoga, m. great plaint or charge; -½abhishava, m. N. of a prince; -½abhisheka, m. great inauguration; T. of the fourteenth Lambaka of the Kathâsaritsâgara; -bhîta, pp. greatly terrified; -½abhîsu, a. brilliant, lustrous; -bhuga, a. long-armed; -bhûta, pp. being great, large (E.); m. great creature; n. gross element (ether, air, fire, water, earth); -bhû mi, f. great realm; whole territory (of a king); -½âbhoga, a. of great extent, wide spreading; -bhoga, 1. a. having great coils (serpent); m. serpent; -bhoga, 2. m. great enjoyment; -bhoga, m. great prince; -½abhra, n. great or thick cloud; -makha, m. great sacrifice (=-yagña); -mani, m. costly jewel; -mati, a. of great wit, clever; m. N.; (&asharp;) manas, a. lofty-minded, proud, haughty; high-minded, magnanimous; -manushya, m. great man, man of rank; -mantra, m. very efficacious spell (esp. against snake-poison); -mantrin, m. chief counsellor, prime minister; -mahá, a. high and mighty (RV.); -mah as, n. great luminary; -mahiman, m. true greatness; a. truly great; -mahima-sâlin, a. possessed of true greatness; -mahâ½upâ dhyâya, m. very great preceptor (a desig nation applied to great scholars, e.g. Malli nâtha); -mâmsa, n. delicious flesh (esp. human flesh); -½amâtya, m. prime minister; -mâtra, a. of great measure, great; greatest, best (of, --°ree;); m. man of high rank, high state official, king's minister; elephant-driver; -mânin, a. extremely proud; -mâya, a. at tended with great deception; practising great deception; m. N.; -mâyâ, f. the great illu sion (which makes the world appear really existent and thus in a sense creates it); -mây ûra, n. a kind of medicine; kind of prayer (--°ree;); -mârga, m. main road: -pati, m. chief inspector of roads; -mâhesvara, m. great worshipper of Mahesvara or Siva; -mukha,n. large mouth (also of rivers); a. (î) large mouthed; -muni, m. great sage; -mûdha, a. very stupid; m. great simpleton; -mûrkha, m. great fool; -mûrdhan, a. large-headed (Siva); -mriga, m. large wild animal; ele phant;-mridha, n. great battle; -megha, m. great or dense cloud; -medha, m. great sacrifice; (&asharp;)-meru, m. the great Mount Meru; -moha, m. great mental confusion or infatuation; -mohana, a. causing great men tal confusion; -moha-mantra, m. very effi cacious spell: -tva, n. abst. n.; -yaksha, m. great Yaksha, prince of the Yakshas; -yag- ñá, m. great or chief sacrifice (one of the five daily sacrifices of the householder, called bhûta-, manushya-, pitri-, deva-, and brah ma-yagña); -yantra, n. great mechanical work: -pravartana, n. execution of great mechanical works; -yama-ka, n. a great Yamaka (a stanza, all the four lines of which contain identically the same words but differ in meaning, e.g. Kirâtârgunîya XV, 52); -yasas, a. very famous, illustrious (person); -yâna, n. the Great Vehicle (a later form of Buddhistic doctrine originated by Nâgâr guna: opp.hîna-yâna); N. of a prince of the fairies (having a great car); -yuga, n. a great Yuga (equal to four ordinary Yugas or 4,320,000 years); -yuddha, n. great battle; -½âyudha, a. bearing great weapons (Siva); -ragana, n.saffron; a. coloured with saffron; -rana, m. great battle; -½aranya, n. great forest; -ratna, n. precious jewel: -maya, a. consisting of costly jewels, -vat, a. adorned with costly jewels; -rathá, m. great chariot; great warrior; N.; -rathyâ, f. main road; -½ârambha, m. great under taking; a. enterprising, active; -rava, m. great roar or yell; a. making a loud noise, shouting loud; m. N.; -rasa, a. extremely savoury; -râgá, m. great king, reigning prince, sovereign: -½adhirâga, m. lord of great kings, emperor; -râgñî, f. reigning princess, queen; ep. of Durgâ; -râgya, n. sovereign rule; -râtra, n. advanced time of night, end of the night; -râtri, f. id.; great night follow ing the dissolution of the world; -râva, m. loud yell; -râshtra, m. pl. the Mahrattas: î, f. Mahratta language, Mahrattî: a-ka, a. (ikâ) belonging to the Mahrattas; m. pl. the Mahrattas; -rug, -ruga, a. very painful; -roga, m. dangerous disease; -roman, a. very hairy (Siva); -raudra, a. extremely terrible; -½argha, a. of great price, precious, valuable; expensive: -tâ, f. preciousness, great value, -rûpa, a. having a splendid form; -½arghya, a. precious, valuable: -tâ, f. preciousness; -½arnava, m. great sea, ocean; -½artha, m. great matter; a. having great wealth, rich; of great significance, important; m. N. of a Dânava; -½arha, a.valuable, costly, splen did; -lakshmî, f. the Great Lakshmî, Nârâ yana's Sakti; also=Durgâ or Sarasvatî; -li&ndot;ga, n. a great Li&ndot;ga; -vamsya, a. of high lineage; -vanig, m. great merchant; -vada, m. great teacher (i.e. of the most essential Vedic knowledge); (&asharp;)-vadha, a. having a mighty weapon (RV.); -vana, n. great forest; -varâha, m. great boar (i.e. Vishnu's incarnation as a boar); N. of a prince; -vallî, f. great creeper; -vâkya, n. long composition, literary work; great pro position; -vâta, m. violent wind, gale; -vâyu, m. id.; -vârttika, n. the Great Vârttika, N. of Kâtyâyana's Vârttikas to the Sûtras of Pânini; -vâstu, n. great space; a. occupy ing a great space; -vikrama, a. of great courage, very valiant; m. N. of a lion; -vighna, m. n. great obstacle; -vigña, a. very sensible; -vidagdha, pp. very clever; -viraha, m. grievous separation; -visha,a. very poisonous; -vistara, a. very prolix (book); -vîki, m. (having great waves), a certain hell; -vîrá, m. great hero; large earthenware fire-pot (mostly used at the Pravargya cere mony); N. of various princes; N. of an Arhat, founder of the Jain sect: -karita, n. life of the great hero (Râma), T. of a play by Bhavabhûti, -karitra, n. life of Mahâ vîra (the Arhat), T. of a work; (&asharp;)-vîrya, a. mighty, very potent; -vrikshá, m. great tree; -vriddha, pp. very aged; -vrishá, m. great bull: pl. N. of a people in the western Himâlayas; -vega, a. greatly agitated (sea); very swift; -vaipulya, n. great extent; -vaira, n. great enmity; -vairâga, n. N. of a Saman;-vyâdhi, m. serious disease; -vyâhriti, f. the great exclamation (i.e. bh&usharp;r bhúvah svãh); -vratá, n. great or fundamental duty; great vow; great religious observance; N. of a Sâ man or Stotra to be chanted on the last day but one of the Gavâmayana (also applied to the day and the ceremony); rules of the worshippers of Siva Pasupati; a. having undertaken great duties or a great vow, practising great aus terity, very devotional; following the rules of the Pâsupatas; m. a Pâsupata; -vratika, a. following the rules of the Pâsupatas; m. a Pâsupata; -vratin, a., m., id.; a. practis ing the five fundamental duties of the Jains; -vratîya, a. relating to the Mahâvrata cere mony (day); -vrîhi, m. large rice; -sakti, a. very mighty (Siva); -sa&ndot;kha, m. great conch; -½asana, a. eating much, voracious (leech); m. great eater, glutton; -½asani dhvaga, m. flag with a great thunderbolt; -sabda, m. loud sound; title beginning with &open;mahâ&close; or the corresponding office; -½âsaya, 1. m. ocean; 2. a. high-minded, noble; -sayyâ, f. splendid couch; -sarîra, a. having a large body; -salka,m. kind of sea-crab; -salkalin, a. having large scales (fish); -sastra, n. mighty weapon; -sâka, n. kind of vegetable; -sâkya, m. great or distinguished Sâkya; -sânti, f. great appeasement (a kind of rite to avert evil);(&asharp;)-sâla, possessor of a great house, great householder; -sâlîna, a. very modest; -sâsana, n. great sway; a. exer cising great sway; -siras, a. large-headed; m. kind of serpent; -sûdra, m. Sûdra in a high position, upper servant; -saila, m. great rock or mountain; -½asman, m. precious stone; -smâsâna, n. large cemetery; ep. of Benares; -srotriya, m. great theologian or spiritual teacher; -½asva, m. N.: -sâlâ, f. great stable; office of head groom; -svetâ, f. N. of a god dess; N.; -samkata, n. great danger or straits; -satî, f. extremely faithful wife, pattern of wifely fidelity; -sattrá, n. great Soma sacrifice; -sattva, m. great creature; a. strong-minded; high-minded, noble; very courageous; containing large animals: -tâ, f. strength of character and containing large animals; -½âsana, n. splendid seat; -samdhi- -vigraha, m. office of chief minister of peace and war; -sabhâ, f. great dining hall; -samudra, m. ocean; -sarga, m. great crea tion (after a great dissolution); -sâdhana bhâga, m. head of the executive; -sâdhu, a. extremely good: v-î, f. pattern of wifely fidelity; -sâmtâpana,m. kind of penance; -sâmdhi-vigrah-ika, m. chief minister of peace and war; -sâmânya, n. generality in the widest sense; -sâra, a. strong; valuable, costly; -sârtha, m. great caravan; -sâhas ika, a. very daring, excessively rash; m. highwayman, robber: -tâ, f. great energy: in. with the utmost decision; -simha, m. great lion; N.; -siddha, (pp.) m. great saint; -siddhânta, m. great manual of as tronomy, T. of a work by Âryabhata the younger; -siddhi, f. great magical power; -subhiksha, n. great abundance of provisions, very good times (pl.); -sûkta, n. great hymn: pl. the great hymns of the tenth book of the Rig-veda (1 to 128); m. composer of the great hymns of RV. X; -sûkshma, a. extremely minute; -sûki, a. w. vyûha, m. kind of array of troops in battle; (&asharp;)-sena, a. having a large army; m. ep. of Skanda; N. of various princes; -senâ, f. great army; -stoma, a. having a great Stoma (day); -½astra, n. great or mighty missile; -sthâna, n. high place or position; -sthûla, a. very gross; -snâna, n. great ablution; -½âspada, a. mighty; -sva na, m. loud sound; a. loud-sounding, shout ing loud; loud (noise); -½âsvâda, a. very savoury; -hanu, a. having great jaws; -harm ya, n. great palace; -½âhava, m. great battle; -hava, m. great sacrifice; -hasta, a. large handed (Siva); -hâsa, m.loud laughter; a. laughing loud; -½ahí, m. great serpent: -sayana, n. sleep (of Vishnu) on the great serpent (Sesha); -½ahna, m. advanced day time, afternoon; -hrada, m. great pond.
medhā f. reward (V.); mental power, intelligence, understanding, wisdom: pl. pro ducts of intelligence, thoughts; sg. often per sonified as a daughter of Daksha and wife of Dharma, and as a form of Sarasvatî: -kâma, a. desirous of understanding for any one (g.); -ganana, a. generating intelligence; n. a certain ceremony and formula supposed to be productive of physical and intellectual ex cellence in infants and youths.
vāgguda m. kind of bat; -ghasta vat, a. possessed of speech and hands (hasta); -gâla, n. multitude of words, verbosity; -dambara, m. n. id., bombast; -danda, m. admonition: du. word and staff: -yoh or -gam pârushyam, severe verbal and corporal injury, abuse and assault, -pârushya, n. du. id.; -dattâ, pp. f. verbally given, betrothed; -dâna, n. betrothal; -dushta, pp. rude, scurrilous; m. rude fellow, defamer; -deva tâ, f. goddess of speech, Sarasvatî: -ka, a. sacred to Sarasvatî; -devî, f. goddess of speech, Sarasvatî; -daivatya, a. sacred to Sarasvatî; -dosha, m. abuse, scurrility: ab. by fault of his voice; -dvâra, n. entrance of speech=descriptive entrance; -baddha, pp. stopped in speech, silent; -bandhana, n. silence: -m pra-kri, silence any one; -bha- ta, m. N. of various authors, esp. of a rhetori cian and of a physician.
vāṇī f. RV.: music (pl. choir); C.: voice, sound, note; speech, words; eloquent words, fine diction (rare); goddess of speech, Sarasvatî (rare).
vidyādharī f. female fairy, sylph; -dharî-bhû, become a fairy; -dha ra½indra, m. prince of the fairies: -tâ, f., -tva, n. abst. n.; -dhâra, m. receptacle of knowledge, great scholar; -½adhidevatâ, f.tutelary deity of the sciences, Sarasvatî; -½ânanda, m. delight in knowledge; -½anu pâlin, a. faithfully preserving (traditional) learning; -½anta, m. end of apprenticeship; -pati, m. chief scholar at a court: -tva, n. abst.n.; -phala, n. fruit of learning; -bala, n. power of enchantment; -matha, m. mon astic school, college; -mada, m. pride of learning; -mandira, n. school-house, college; -maya, a. consisting or absorbed in know ledge; -½aranya, m. N. of various scholars, esp. of Mâdhavâkârya; -ratna, n. jewel of knowledge; -½ârambha, m. beginning of study; -½artha, a. desirous of knowledge; -½arthin, a. id.; -vamsa, m. chronological list of teachers; -vat, a. learned; -½ava tamsa, m. N. of a fairy; -vadhû, f. muse; -vayo-vriddha, pp. old in learning and years; -vikraya, m. instruction for pay; -vid, a. learned; -viruddha, pp. conflicting with science; -vriddha,pp. old in know ledge; -vesman, n. school-house, college; -vrata-snâta: -ka, a. having concluded Vedic study and his vows; -sampradâna, n. imparting of knowledge; -sâgara, m. ocean of knowledge, ep. of a great scholar; -sthâ na, n. branch of knowledge; -snâta: -ka, a. having finished Vedic study; -hîna, pp. destitute of knowledge, unlearned, illiterate.
vidhidṛṣṭa pp. (seen in=) pre scribed by rule; -pûrvakam, -pûrvam, ad. according to rule, duly; -mantra-puras kritam, ad. in accordance with rule and to the accompaniment of spells; -yagña, m.sacrifice performed according to rule; -yoga, m. observance of a rule; dispensation of fate: ab. or -tas, according to the ruling of fate; -lopa, m. transgression of a commandment; -vat, ad. according to rule, duly; -vadhû, f. Brahman's wife, Sarasvatî; -viparyaya, m. contrariety of fate, misfortune.
vinaśana n. disappearance: ± Sarasvatyâh or Sarasvatî-, place where the Sarasvatî disappears; -nasvara, a. disap pearing; perishable, subject to dissolution: -tâ, f., -tva, n. perishableness; -nashta,pp. (√ nas) disappeared etc.; (ví)-nashti, f. loss.
viṣṇu m. [Worker: √ vish] N. of a god of the upper region (personification of the sun) who traverses the world in three strides, companion of Indra, mentioned with the Âdityas, husband of Sinîvâlî (V.); jani tor of the gods (Br.); his head when cut off becomes the sun (Br.). In C. he is the second of the triad, the Preserver, husband of Laksh mî or Srî, and Sarasvatî, father of the god of love, rests on the serpent Sesha, and has Garuda for his vehicle, descends to earth in several Avatârs; N. of a lawgiver.
vedanindaka m. scoffer at the Veda, infidel; -pâtha, m. recension of the Veda; -pâthin, a. studying the Veda; -pâraga, m. one thoroughly conversant with the Veda; -punya, n. merit acquired by Vedic study; -pradâna, n. imparting the Veda; -phala, n. reward resulting from Vedic study; -bâhya, m. unbeliever; -brahma-karya, n. Vedic apprenticeship; -brâhmana, m. Brâhman knowing the Veda, Brâhman in the true sense; -bhâshya, n. commentary on the Veda: -kâra, m. com poser of the commentary on the Veda, Sâya na; -maya, a. (î) consisting of or contain ing sacred knowledge; -mâtri, m. mother of the Veda, designation ofSarasvatî, Sâvitrî, and Gâyatrî; -mûla, a. having its root in the Veda; -yagña, m. sacrifice prescribed in the Veda.
śārada a. (f. s&asharp;radî, VS. &isharp;) au tumnal; fresh (C., rare); n. autumn grain (C., rare): â, f. N. of Sarasvatî, goddess of speech; -îna, -îya, a. autumnal.
sarastīra n. bank of a pool; (sár as)-vat, a. (C., rare) abounding in or having come into contact with pools; having a taste for, delighting in (lc.); m. N. of a divinity of the upper region, guardian of the waters, bestower of fertility (V.); N. of a male deity corresponding to Sarasvatî (YV.); ocean (C., rare): -î, f. region abounding in pools (E., rare); N. of a large river flowing into the sea and of its tutelary deity (V.); N. of a small sacred river which with the Dri shadvatî forms the boundary of Brahmâvar ta and loses itself in a sandy desert, but is supposed to flow underground and join the Ganges and Yamunâ (V., C.); N. of various other rivers; N. of one of the three goddesses in the Âprî hymns (V.); goddess of speech (V., C.); in C. she is at enmity with Srî (or Lakshmî), wealth and eloquence or learning being rarely combined, wife of Vishnu, also a N. of Durgâ; C.: speech; eloquence; ce lestial or oracular voice; N. of one of the ten mendicant orders traced to Sa&ndot;karâkârya, its members adding the word Sarasvatî to their names: -kantha½âbharana, n.necklace of Sarasvatî; T. of a work on poetics as cribed to Bhogadeva, -vat, V. a. accom panied by Sarasvatî.
sārasvata a. (î) belonging or re lating to, derived from the goddess or the river Sarasvatî; m. N. of a people dwelling on the Sarasvatî (pl.); N. of a Rishi (son of Sarasvatî); n. eloquence.
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agniṃ hitaprayasaḥ śaśvatīṣv ā # RV.8.60.17c.
agnijyotiṣaṃ tvā vāyumatīṃ prāṇavatīṃ svargyāṃ svargāyopadadhāmi bhāsvatīm # VSK.3.2.1; Vait.7.9; Kś.4.14.13.
achinnaṃ tantuṃ payasā sarasvatī # VS.20.43c; MS.3.11.1c: 140.11; KS.38.6c; TB.2.6.8.4c.
atho devi sarasvati # AVP.2.63.1b.
atho payasvatīnām (AVP. -vatāṃ payaḥ) # AVś.3.24.1c; AVP.5.30.1c. See under apāṃ payaso.
adya devi sarasvati # AVś.4.4.6b; AVP.4.5.8b.
anādhṛṣṭāḥ sīdata sahaujaso (TSṃS.KS. sīdatorjasvatīr) mahi kṣatraṃ (TSṃS.KS. varcaḥ) kṣatriyāya dadhatīḥ (KS. dadatīḥ) # VS.10.4; TS.1.8.12.1; MS.2.6.8: 68.8; 4.4.2: 51.9; KS.15.6; śB.5.3.4.28. P: anādhṛṣṭāḥ sīdata TB.1.7.6.1; Kś.15.4.47; Apś.18.13.21; Mś.9.1.2.37.
anumatiḥ sarasvatī # AVP.1.50.3a.
apātām aśvinā sarasvatīndraḥ sutrāmā vṛtrahā somān surāmṇaḥ # TB.2.6.15.2.
apāṃ payaso yat payaḥ # AVś.18.3.56c; TS.1.5.10.3c; TB.3.7.4.7c; Mś.1.4.1.5c. See next, and atho payasvatīnām.
apur aśvinā sarasvatīndraḥ sutrāmā surāsomān # VS.21.60.
apo divyāḥ payasvatīḥ # KS.37.9d.
apnasvatīm aśvinā vācam asme # RV.1.112.24a; VS.34.29a; śB.14.1.3.33; Apś.15.8.13. P: apnasvatīm Kś.26.4.10; Mś.4.2.35.
amūṃ chaśvatībhyaḥ samābhyaḥ # AVś.5.8.8d. See śaśvatībhyaḥ.
ayam u te sarasvati vasiṣṭhaḥ # RV.7.95.6a; MS.4.14.7a: 226.7.
ariṣṭāsas ta urvi tamasvati # AVś.19.47.2c; AVP.6.20.2c.
aśvinakṛtasya te sarasvatikṛtasyendreṇa sutrāmṇā kṛtasya, upahūta upahūtasya bhakṣayāmi # VS.20.35.
aśvinā yajñaṃ savitā sarasvatī # VS.19.80c; MS.3.11.9c: 153.2; KS.38.3c; TB.2.6.4.1c.
aśvineḍā (VSK. -lā) sarasvatī # VS.21.54b; VSK.23.53b; MS.3.11.5b: 147.11. See sarasvaty aśvinā bhāratīḍā.
aśvinendraṃ sarasvatīm # VS.21.29b; MS.3.11.2b: 141.2; TB.2.6.11.1b.
aśvinobhā sarasvatī # VS.20.56b,69b; MS.3.11.3b: 143.11; 3.11.4b: 145.5; KS.38.8b,9b; TB.2.6.12.1b; 13.1b.
aśvinau sarasvatīm indraṃ sutrāmāṇaṃ yaja # śB.5.5.4.25.
aśvibhyāṃ dugdhaṃ bhiṣajā sarasvatyā (MS. sarasvatī) # VS.19.95c; MS.3.11.9c: 155.4; KS.38.3c; TB.2.6.4.6c.
asaścantī bhūridhāre payasvatī # RV.6.70.2a; N.5.2.
asmin na indra pṛtsutau yaśasvati # RV.10.38.1a. Cf. BṛhD.7.39.
āgnīdhraṃ yat sarasvatī # VS.19.18b.
ājuhvānaḥ sarasvatīm # VS.21.32b; MS.3.11.2b: 141.10; TB.2.6.11.3b. Cf. ājuhvānā sa-.
ājuhvānā sarasvatī # VS.20.58a; MS.3.11.3a: 143.15; KS.38.8a; TB.2.6.12.2a. Cf. ājuhvānaḥ sa-.
ātmānam aṅgaiḥ samadhāt sarasvatī # VS.19.93b; MS.3.11.9b: 154.13; KS.38.3b; TB.2.6.4.6b.
ā dadhātu sarasvatī # AVś.19.31.9d; AVP.10.5.9d.
āpo divyāḥ payasvatīḥ # AVś.4.8.4d,6b; 8.2.14f; AVP.4.2.5d; 4.27.4f. See divyena payasā.
āpo devīs sarasvatīḥ # ApMB.2.11.18b.
ā pyāyadhvam aghniyā devabhāgam ūrjasvatīḥ payasvatīḥ prajāvatīr anamīvā ayakṣmāḥ # TS.1.1.1.1; TB.3.2.1.4 (in fragments). See under prec.
ā me dhanaṃ sarasvatī # AVś.19.31.10a; AVP.10.5.10a.
āyatīnāṃ prathamā śaśvatīnām # RV.1.113.8b.
āyoṣ ṭvā sadane sādayāmy avataś chāyāyāṃ samudrasya hṛdaye (VS.śB. hṛdaye raśmīvatīṃ bhāsvatīm) # VS.15.63; PB.6.4.3; JB.1.70 (bis, once in fragments); śB.8.7.3.13. Ps: āyoṣ ṭvā Kś.17.12.26; āyoḥ Lś.1.7.4. See prec., and āyos tvā.
āhaṃ sarasvatīvatoḥ # RV.8.38.10a; AB.6.7.10; 23.3; GB.2.5.13.
iḍā sarasvatī bhāratī # VS.27.19b; TS.4.1.8.2b; MS.4.13.8b: 210.10; KS.18.17b; 19.13b; TB.3.6.13.1b. See next but one.
iḍā sarasvatī bhāratī mahīḥ (TB. mahī) # VS.28.8c; TB.2.6.7.4c.
iḍā sarasvatī mahī # RV.1.13.9a; 142.9c; 5.5.8a; AVś.5.27.9b; AVP.9.1.8b; MS.2.12.6b: 150.14. See prec. but one.
iḍe rante 'dite sarasvati priye preyasi mahi viśruti # TS.7.1.6.8. P: iḍe rante Apś.22.16.7. See next two.
iḍe rante (Mś. rante juṣṭe) sarasvati mahi viśrute # PB.20.15.15; Mś.9.4.1.28. See prec. and next.
idaṃ te havyaṃ ghṛtavat sarasvati # AVś.7.68.2a; MS.4.12.6a: 198.10; TB.2.5.4.6a; Kauś.81.39. P: idaṃ te havyam MS.4.14.3: 219.10.
indrāyenduṃ sarasvatī # VS.20.57a; MS.3.11.3a: 143.13; TB.2.6.12.1a.
imaṃ me gaṅge yamune sarasvati # RV.10.75.5a; TA.10.1.13a; MahānU.5.4a; N.9.26a. P: imaṃ me gaṅge Vāsū.2; VHDh.8.12. Cf. BṛhD.2.137 (B).
imā brahma sarasvati # RV.2.41.18a.
ime svargasya ūrjasvatī payasvatī # JB.2.259.
ile rante mahi viśruti śukre candre havye kāmye 'dite sarasvati # JB.2.251. See under iḍe rante havye.
iṣṭaṃ pūrtaṃ śaśvatīnāṃ samānām # TB.2.5.5.2c.
iha dhriyadhvaṃ śaraṇaṃ sarasvatīḥ # AVP.2.40.3d.
īyuṣīṇām upamā śaśvatīnām # RV.1.113.15c; 124.2c.
uta syā naḥ sarasvatī # RV.6.61.7a. P: uta syā naḥ sarasvatī ghorā śś.10.3.5; 6.7.
uta syā naḥ sarasvatī juṣāṇā # RV.7.95.4a; MS.4.14.7a: 225.15; AB.5.18.8; KB.25.2; 26.11; Aś.3.7.6; 8.10.1; śś.10.10.4; 17.8.10.
utem agniḥ sarasvatī junanti # RV.7.40.3c.
undatīs suphenā jyotiṣmatīs tamasvatīḥ # KS.11.9b. See jyotiṣmatīs, and śundho.
upastutyā cikituṣā sarasvatī # RV.6.61.13d.
ubhe sahasvatī bhūtvā (RV. bhūtvī) # RV.10.145.5c; AVś.3.18.5c; ApMB.1.15.5c.
urudhārā payasvatī # VS.8.42b; TS.7.1.6.6b; JB.2.251d; śB.4.5.8.9; Mś.9.4.1.27b.
ūrjam asmā ūrjasvatī dhattam # AVś.2.29.5a; AVP.1.13.2a.
ūrjasvatīḥ payasvatīḥ # TS.1.1.1.1; MS.2.8.14c: 118.18; 3.3.4: 36.6; TB.3.2.1.5. See ūrjasvatīḥ svadhā-.
ūrjasvatī ghṛtavatī payasvatī # AVś.3.12.2c; AVP.3.20.2c. See under ūrjasvatī payasā.
ūrjasvatī ca payasvatī ca # MS.4.13.9: 212.3; TB.3.5.10.2; śB.1.9.1.7; śś.8.19.1. See ūrjasvatī payasvatī.
ūrjasvatī ca me payasvatī caidhi # TB.3.7.6.6; Apś.4.6.2.
ūrjasvatī cāsi payasvatī ca # VS.1.27; śB.1.2.5.11. P: ūrjasvatī Kś.2.6.31.
ūrjasvatī payasā pinvamānā # VS.12.70c; TS.4.2.5.6c; śB.7.2.2.10; TA.10.42.1c; HG.1.8.4c; 27.3c; MahānU.16.7. See ūrjasvatī ghṛtavatī, ūrjasvatīr ghṛtavatīḥ, and ūrjo bhāgaṃ madhumat.
ūrjasvatī payasvatī # AVś.9.3.16a; Aś.1.9.1; śś.1.14.5; VārG.1.7. See ūrjasvatī ca pa-.
ūrjasvatīr ghṛtavatīḥ payasvatīḥ # AVP.8.18.3c. See under ūrjasvatī payasā.
ūrjasvatīḥ svadhāvinīḥ (KS. svadhāyinīḥ) # TS.4.4.11.4c; KS.17.10. See ūrjasvatīḥ payasvatīḥ.
ūrjo bhāgaṃ madhumat pinvamānā (Apś.KS.40.5b, sūnṛtāvat) # MS.2.7.12c: 92.8; KS.16.12c; 40.5b; Apś.16.34.4b. See under ūrjasvatī payasā, and cf. ūrjāvad agne.
ṛtena tvaṃ sarasvati # MS.4.14.17b: 244.8; TB.3.7.12.2b; TA.2.3.1b.
ṛdhyāsmedaṃ sarasvati # AVś.6.94.3d.
ekācetat sarasvatī nadīnām # RV.7.95.2a; MS.4.14.7a: 226.2; Aś.3.7.6. Cf. BṛhD.2.137.
oktā devī sarasvatī # AVP.7.2.1b. See otā etc.
ojasvinīḥ (Mś. -vinī) stha # MS.2.6.7: 68.2; KS.15.6; Mś.9.1.2.36. See ojasvatī stha.
otā devī sarasvatī # AVś.5.23.1b; 6.94.3b. See oktā etc.
kavaṣyo na vyacasvatīḥ # VS.20.60a; 21.34b; MS.3.11.2b: 141.15; 3.11.3a: 144.1; KS.38.8a; TB.2.6.11.4b; 12.3a.
kīlālodhnī payasvatī # AVś.12.1.59b.
garbhaṃ dhehi sarasvati # RV.10.184.2b; AVś.5.25.3b; AVP.12.3.4b; SMB.1.4.7b; ApMB.1.12.2b; HG.1.25.1b; MG.2.18.2b; JG.1.22b. See prec., and cf. jāyāṃ devī, and putraṃ devī.
gāvo ma uta payasvatīḥ # AVP.2.76.3d.
citrā rodhasvatīr anu # RV.1.38.11b.
chandaḥpakṣe etc. # see chandasvatī etc.
jāyāṃ devī sarasvatī # AVP.2.9.5b. Cf. under garbhaṃ dhehi sarasvati.
jihvā pavitram aśvināsan (TB. aśvinā saṃ) sarasvatī # VS.19.88b; MS.3.11.9b: 154.2; KS.38.3b; TB.2.6.4.4b.
jihve varcasvatī bhava # AVP.4.22.5c.
jyote 'dite sarasvati mahi viśruti # VS.8.43b; śB.4.5.8.10b.
taṃ śaśvatīṣu mātṛṣu # RV.4.7.6a.
tathā devī sarasvatī # AVP.11.14.4e.
tanūpāc (Poona ed. text and comm. tanūnapāc) ca sarasvatī # TB.2.6.18.1b. See tanūpāś ca.
tanūpāś ca sarasvatī # VS.21.13b; KS.38.10b. See tanūpāc ca.
tantuṃ tataṃ peśasā saṃvayantī # VS.20.41c. See peśasvatī.
tava lakṣmīḥ payasvatī # AVP.10.2.1d.
tasmai sarasvatī duhe # RV.9.67.32c; SV.2.649c; TB.1.4.8.4c.
te dātrāṇi taviṣā sarasvati # RV.6.61.1d; MS.4.14.7d: 226.5; KS.4.16d.
naḥ payasvatīḥ śivāḥ # AVś.8.7.17c.
tān aśvinā sarasvatī (MS. sarasvatīndraḥ) # VS.21.42i; MS.3.11.4i: 145.17; TB.2.6.11.10i.
naḥ santu payasvatīḥ # Apś.7.17.1c; AG.2.10.6c; śG.3.9.3c.
tāṃ tvāhārṣaṃ sahasvatīm # AVP.4.13.1d. Cf. tām abhakṣi.
tām abhakṣi sahasvatīm # AVś.2.25.1d. Cf. tāṃ tvāhārṣaṃ.
tāṃ mā baṭ (read ma avāṭ ?) sarasvatī # AVP.8.12.11d.
tisra iḍā sarasvatī # VS.21.19a; KS.38.10a; TB.2.6.18.3a. See tisro devīr iḍā.
tisras tredhā sarasvatī # VS.20.63a; MS.3.11.3a: 144.7; KS.38.8a; TB.2.6.12.4a.
tisraḥ sarasvatīr aduḥ # AVś.6.100.1c.
tenābhi yāhi bhañjaty anasvatīva # AVś.10.1.15c.
te no rudraḥ sarasvatī sajoṣāḥ # RV.6.50.12a.
trāyamāṇāṃ sahamānāṃ sahasvatīm # AVś.8.2.6c.
trāyamāṇā sahamānā sahasvatī # AVP.8.2.11c.
tvaṃ vṛtrahā vasupate sarasvatī # RV.2.1.11d.
tvaṃ hi śaśvatīnām # RV.8.95.3c; 98.6a; AVś.20.64.3a; SV.2.599a; JB.3.233a.
tvaṃ devi sarasvati # RV.6.61.6a.
tvayā vayaṃ pravataḥ śaśvatīr apaḥ # RV.7.32.27c; AVś.20.79.2c; SV.2.807c; JB.2.391c; PB.4.7.6.
tvaṣṭā rūpāṇi dadhatī (śB.Kś. dadatī) sarasvatī # śB.11.4.3.7a; TB.2.5.3.3a; Aś.2.11.4a; śś.3.7.4a; Kś.5.12.21a.
tvaṣṭā savitā suyamā sarasvatī # RV.9.81.4d.
tve viśvā sarasvati # RV.2.41.17a.
tveṣā vipākā marutaḥ pipiṣvatī # RV.1.168.7b.
divyena payasā saha # AVP.4.2.7b; 8.10.10b; TB.2.7.15.4b. See āpo divyāḥ payasvatīḥ.
duhe kāmān sarasvatī # VS.20.60d; KS.38.8d; TB.2.6.11.4e. See duhe dhenuḥ.
duhe dhenuḥ sarasvatī # VS.20.55c,65d; 21.34e; MS.3.11.2e: 142.1; 3.11.3c: 143.10; 3.11.3d: 144.12; KS.38.8c; TB.2.6.12.1c,4d. See duhe kāmān.
devajūte sahasvati # RV.10.145.2b; AVś.3.18.2b. See under sahamāne sa-.
devaṃ barhiḥ sarasvatī # VS.21.48a; MS.3.11.5a: 147.1; TB.2.6.14.1a. P: devaṃ barhiḥ Kś.19.7.9.
devi goptri sarasvati # śG.2.13.5b.
devitame sarasvati # RV.2.41.16b.
devī joṣṭrī aśvinā # TB.2.6.14.2a. See devī joṣṭrī sarasvatī.
devī joṣṭrī sarasvatī # VS.21.51a; MS.3.11.5a: 147.5. See devī joṣṭrī aśvinā.
daivī medhā manuṣyajā (TA. var. lect. sarasvatī) # TA.10.41.1c; HG.1.8.4c; JG.1.12c; MahānU.16.6. See next.
dyāvāpṛthivī payasā payasvatī (MSṭB. payobhiḥ) # AVś.6.62.1c; AVP.10.9.5c; MS.3.11.10c: 156.8; TB.1.4.8.3c.
drapsaḥ purāṃ bhettā śaśvatīnām # SV.1.275c. See drapso bhettā.
drapso bhettā purāṃ śaśvatīnām # RV.8.17.14c. See drapsaḥ purāṃ.
dhenuḥ sarasvatī bhiṣak # VS.21.33d; MS.3.11.2d: 141.14; TB.2.6.11.4d.
dhyāyed yaś ca sarasvatīm # RVKh.9.67.17b.
namucer dhiyā sarasvatī # VS.20.67b; MS.3.11.4b: 145.1; KS.38.9b; TB.2.6.13.1b.
pañca nadyaḥ sarasvatīm # VS.34.11a.
payasendraṃ sarasvatī # TB.2.6.14.3b.
payasvatīr (KS. payasvatīr āpa) oṣadhayaḥ # RV.10.17.14a; AVś.3.24.1a; 18.3.56a; AVP.5.30.1a; TS.1.5.10.2a; KS.35.4a; TB.3.7.4.7a; Mś.1.4.1.5a; Apś.4.2.3,9; 9.17.1. P: payasvatīḥ Kauś.21.1; 82.9. Cf. BṛhD.7.10.
payo asmai (AVP. payo 'smai) payasvatī dhattam # AVś.2.29.5b; AVP.1.13.2b.
parameṣṭhī tvā sādayatu divas (MS.KS. divaḥ) pṛṣṭhe jyotiṣmatīm (KS. adds vyacasvatīṃ prathasvatīṃ bhāsvatīṃ raśmivatīm) # VS.15.58; MS.2.7.16: 99.12; KS.40.5; śB.8.7.1.21. P: parameṣṭhī tvā Kś.17.12.24. See next.
parameṣṭhī tvā sādayatu divas (TSṃS. divaḥ) pṛṣṭhe vyacasvatīṃ prathasvatīm (TS. adds vibhūmatīṃ prabhūmatīṃ paribhūmatīm; MS. adds bhāsvatīṃ raśmīvatīm) # VS.15.64; TS.4.4.3.3; MS.2.8.14: 118.4; śB.8.7.3.14,18. Ps: parameṣṭhī tvā sādayatu divaḥ pṛṣṭhe Apś.17.3.8; parameṣṭhī tvā sādayatu Mś.6.2.2.8; 6.2.3.13. See prec.
parṣad viśvāti duritā gṛṇantam # RV.3.20.4d.
pātu no devī (text, devo) subhagā sarasvatī # AVś.6.3.2c.
pāvakā naḥ sarasvatī # RV.1.3.10a; SV.1.189a; VS.20.84a; MS.4.10.1a: 142.7; 4.10.3: 150.1; 4.11.2: 166.2; KS.4.16a; TB.2.4.3.1a; ā.1.1.4.16a; Aś.2.8.3; śś.2.4.4; 7.10.15; Mś.5.1.6.26; 7.2.6.7; N.11.26a. P: pāvakā naḥ KS.11.13; 20.15; Kś.9.8.17.
pāhi naktaṃ sarasvati # VS.20.62b; MS.3.11.3b: 144.5; KS.38.8b; TB.2.6.12.3b.
putraṃ devī sarasvatī # AVP.5.11.6b. Cf. under garbhaṃ dhehi sarasvati.
puṣṭiś cātisarasvatī # MG.2.13.6b.
pūrṇām anupadasvatīm (SMB. aparipādinīm) # AVś.2.36.5b; AVP.2.21.5b; SMB.2.5.14b.
pūṣā no gobhir avasā sarasvatī # śB.11.4.3.6c; TB.2.5.3.3c; Aś.2.11.3c; śś.3.7.4c; Kś.5.12.20c.
pūṣā bhagaḥ sarasvatī juṣanta # RV.5.46.2d; VS.33.48d.
pūṣā viṣṇur havanaṃ me sarasvatī # RV.8.54 (Vāl.6).4a.
pūṣā sarasvatī mahī # Kauś.45.16b.
pṛśniparṇi sahasvati # AVP.4.13.4d,6d. Cf. prec.
prajāpatiṣ ṭvā sādayatv apāṃ pṛṣṭhe samudrasyeman vyacasvatīṃ prathasvatīm # VS.13.17; śB.7.4.2.6.
prajāpatis tvā (MSṃś. -patiṣ ṭvā) sādayatu pṛthivyāḥ pṛṣṭhe (KS. pṛṣṭhe jyotiṣmatīṃ vyacasvatīṃ prathasvatīm; TS. pṛṣṭhe vyacasvatīṃ prathasvatīm) # TS.4.2.9.1; KS.39.3; MS.2.8.14: 117.15; 4.9.16: 135.3; Apś.16.23.1; Mś.6.1.5.34. P: prajāpatiṣ ṭvā sādayatu Mś.6.1.7.9. See prajāpatiṣ ṭvā sādayatu pṛṣṭhe.
pra ṇo devī sarasvatī # RV.6.61.4a; TS.1.8.22.1a. P: pra ṇo devī TS.2.5.12.1; 3.1.11.2; śś.10.5.5.
prati stomaṃ sarasvati juṣasva # RV.7.95.5b; MS.4.14.3b: 219.6; KS.4.16b; TB.2.4.6.1b.
pra te mahe sarasvati # MS.4.12.6a: 198.8; TB.2.5.4.6a.
pra pūṣā pra bṛhaspatiḥ (VSK. sarasvatī) # VS.9.29b; VSK.10.5.6b; KS.14.2b; śB.5.2.2.11b. See pra bhagaḥ.
prācī diśāṃ sahayaśā yaśasvatī # AVP.15.1.5a; TS.4.4.12.2a; MS.3.16.4a: 188.6; KS.22.14a; Aś.4.12.2a.
prāṇena sarasvatī vīryam # VS.20.80b.
bhagaṃ devī sarasvatī # AVP.8.10.11b.
bhadram id bhadrā kṛṇavat sarasvatī # RV.7.96.3a.
bhānuneyaṃ sarasvatī # RVKh.7.34.3b.
bhāmaṃ sarasvatī bhiṣak # VS.21.39e; MS.3.11.2e: 142.16; TB.2.6.11.8e.
bhāratīḍe sarasvati # RV.1.188.8a. Cf. sarasvatīḍe.
bhiṣajaṃ na (MS. naḥ) sarasvatīm # VS.21.38d; MS.3.11.2d: 142.12; TB.2.6.11.7b.
bhiṣajendre (MS. -draṃ) sarasvatī # VS.21.49b; MS.3.11.5b: 147.2; TB.2.6.14.1b,2b.
bheṣajaṃ naḥ sarasvatī # VS.20.64b; MS.3.11.3b: 144.9; KS.38.8b; TB.2.6.12.4b.
madhye chandasaḥ pari yanti bhāsvatīḥ # TS.4.3.11.3d; MS.2.13.10d: 161.9; KS.39.10d; PG.3.3.5d.
maho arṇaḥ sarasvatī # RV.1.3.12a; VS.20.86a; N.11.27a.
mahyaṃ devī sarasvatī # AVś.6.89.3b; AVP.2.35.5b; 2.90.5b.
mukham aṅgdhi (JG. aṅdhi) sarasvati (Mś. adds varcasā) # TB.2.5.8.6d; Apś.4.14.4d; Mś.1.4.3.10d; JG.1.4d.
mṛtyor ātmā vivasvati # śB.10.5.2.4d.
medhāṃ devī sarasvatī # RVKh.10.151.2b; TA.10.40.1b; MahānU.16.5b; AG.1.15.2b; PG.2.4.8b; HG.1.6.4b; 8.4b; ApMB.2.12.2b.
meṣaḥ sarasvatī bhiṣak # VS.21.31c; MS.3.11.2c: 141.7; TB.2.6.11.2c.
yake sarasvatīm anu # RV.8.21.18b.
yajñaṃ dadhe sarasvatī # RV.1.3.11c; VS.20.85c; TS.4.1.11.2c.
yajñasya peśaḥ sudughe payasvatī # RV.2.3.6d.
yatra prācī sarasvatī # RVKh.9.113.5b.
yathāpa oṣadhīṣu yaśasvatīḥ # AVś.6.58.2b.
yathā bhargasvatīṃ vācam # AVś.6.69.2c. See yathā varcasvatīṃ.
yathā manau vivasvati # RV.8.52 (Vāl.4).1a. The stanzas of this hymn are to be compared with those of RV.8.51 (Vāl.3).
yathā varcasvatīṃ vācam # AVś.9.1.19c. See yathā bhargasvatīṃ.
yad apsu te sarasvati # TB.2.5.8.6a; Apś.4.14.4a; Mś.1.4.3.10a; JG.1.4,4a.
yad u devī sarasvatī # RVKh.10.128.7b. See yad vā devī.
yad dha krāṇā vivasvati (SV. -te) # RV.1.139.1d; SV.1.461d.
yad vā devī sarasvatī # AVś.5.25.6b. See yad u devī.
yam aśvinā sarasvatī # VS.20.68a; MS.3.11.4a: 145.3; KS.38.9a; TB.2.6.13.1a.
yas tvā devi sarasvati # RV.6.61.5a.
rākā yā sarasvatī # RV.2.32.8b.
sarasvatī viśobhagīnā tasyāṃ me rāsva tasyās te bhaktivāno bhūyāsma # Apś.4.13.7. See the two after next.
sarasvatī viśobhagīnā tasyai svāhā # Apś.3.10.2. See next but three.
sarasvatī veśabhaginī tasyā no rāsva tasyās te bhaktivāno bhūyāsma # KS.5.4. See prec. but one, and next.
sarasvatī veśabhagīnā tasyās te bhaktivāno bhūyāsma # MS.1.4.3: 51.8. P: yā sarasvatī veśabhagīnā Mś.1.4.3.3. See prec., and prec. but two.
sarasvatī veśabhagīnā tasyai svāhā # Apś.3.10.2.
sarasvatī veśayamanī tasyai svāhā # MS.1.4.3: 51.7. P: yā sarasvatī veśayamanī MS.1.4.8: 56.14; Mś.1.3.5.12. See prec. but three.
sarasvatī vaiśambhalyā (Apś. -balyā, with variants) tasyāṃ me rāsva tasyās te bhakṣīya tasyās te bhūyiṣṭhabhājo bhūyāsma # TB.2.5.8.6,7; Apś.4.14.4.
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dayānandasarasvatia brilliant Vedic scholar of the nineteenth century belonging to North India who established on a sound footing the study of the Vedas and Vyakarana and encouraged the study of Kasikavrtti. He has written many books on vedic studies.
tattvabodhinīname of the well-known commentary on Bhattoji's Siddhnta Kaumudi written by his pupil Jnanendrasarasvati at Benares. Out of the several commentaries on the Siddhantakaumudi, the Tattvabodhini is looked upon as the most authoritative and at the same time very scholarly.
paribhāṣāsegraha'a work containing a collection of independent works on Paribhasas in the several systems of Sanskrit Grammar, compiled by M. M. K. V. Abhyankar. The collectlon consists of the following works (i) परिभाषासूचन containing 93 Paribhasas with a commentary by Vyadi, an ancient grammarian who lived before Patanjali; ( ii ) ब्याडीयपरिभाषापाठ, a bare text of 140 Paribhaasaas belonging to the school of Vyadi (iii) शाकटायनपरिभाषासूत्र a text of 98 Paribhasa aphorisms, attributed to the ancient grammarian Saka-tayana, or belonging to that school; [iv) चान्द्रपरिभाषासूत्र a text of 86 Paribhasa aphorisms given at the end of his grammar work by Candragomin; (v) कातन्त्रपरिभाषासूत्रवृत्ति a gloss on 65 Paribhas aphorisms of the Katantra school by Durgasimha; (vi) कातन्त्रपारभाषासूत्रवृत्ति a short gloss on 62 Paribhasa aphorisms of the Katantra school by Bhavamisra; (vii) कातन्त्रपरिभाषासूत्र a text of 96 Paribhasa rules belonging to the Katantra school without any author's name associated with it; (viii) कालापपरिभाषासूत्र a text of 118 Paribhasa rules belonging to the Kalapa school without any author's name associated with it; (ix) जैनेन्द्रपरिभाषावृत्ति a gloss written by M. M. K. V. Abhyankar ( the compiler of the collection), on 108 Paribhasas or maxims noticeable in the Mahavrtti of Abhayanandin on the Jainendra Vyakarana of Pujyapada Devanandin; (x) भोजदेवकृतपरि-भाषासूत्र a text of 118 Paribhasa rules given by Bhoja in the second pada of the first adhyaaya of his grammar work named Sarasvatikanthabharana; (xi) न्यायसंग्रह a bare text of 140 paribhasas(which are called by the name nyaya) given by Hema-hamsagani in his paribhasa.work named न्यायसंग्रह; (xii) लधुपरिभाषावृत्ति a gloss on 120 Paribhasas of the Panini school written by Puruso-ttamadeva; (xiii) वृहत्परिभाषावृत्ति con-taining 130 Paribhasas with a commentary by Siradeva and a very short,gloss on the commentary by Srimanasarman ( xiv ) परिभाषावृत्ति a short gloss on 140 Paribhasas of the Panini school written by Nilakantha; (xv) परिभाषाभास्कर a collection of 132 Paribhasas with a commentary by Haribhaskara Agnihotri; (xvi) bare text of Paribhasa given and explained by Nagesabhatta in his Paribhasendusekhara. The total number of Paribhasas mentioned and treated in the whole collection exceeds five hundredition
puruṣakāraname of a commentary on the Sarasvatikaņthābharaņa of Bhoja by Kŗşņalilāśukamuni.
bhaṭṭojīsurnamed Diksita; a stalwart grammarian of the Panini system who flourished in the first half of the seventeenth century and wrote many independent books and commentaries such as the Siddhantakaumudi, the Praudhamanorama, the Vaiyakaranasiddhantakarika, the Sabdakaustubha and others. The most reputed work out of these, however, is the Siddhantakaumudi which is very popular even today and which has almost set aside other works of its kind such as the Prakriyakaumudi and others. Bhattoji was a Telagu Brahmana, as generally believed, and although he belonged to the South, he made Varanasi his home where he prepared a school of learned Grammarians. Although he carried on his work silently in Varanasi, he was envied by the reputed rhetorician of his time Pandita Jagannātha, who criticised his work ( Bhattojis work ) named Manorama very severely. See प्रौढमनोरमा a reference to some preceding word, not necessarily on the same page.. The Siddhāntakaumudi has got many commentaries of which the Tattvabodhini written by Bhattoji's pupil Jnanendrasarasvati is appreciated much by learned grammarians.
sārasvataname of a grammar work which was once very popular on account of its brevity, believed to have been written in the sutra form by an ancient grammarian named Narendra who is said to have composed 700 sutras under the inspiration of Sarasvati.The exposition of these Sutras by a reputed grammarian named Anubhutisvarupacarya who possibly flourished in the thirteenth century A. D., is known by the name सारस्वतप्रक्रिया which has remained as a text book on grammar to the present day in some parts of India. This प्रक्रिया is popularly known as सारस्वतव्याकरण. The technical terms in this grammar are the current popular ones.
siddhāntakaumudīvādārthaan explanatory work, discussing the difficult sentences and passages of the Siddhantakaumudi, written by a grammarian named Ramakrisna. सिद्धान्तरत्न a gloss on the Sarasvatisutra written by a grammarian natmed Jinacandra. सिद्धान्तरत्नाङ्कुर name of a commentary on the Katantraparisista by Sivaramacakravartin.
hṛdayahāriṇīname of a commentary written by a grammrian named दण्डनाथ on the Sarasvatikanthabharana of Bhojarja.
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sarasvatīra artha the meaning of mother SarasvatīCC Antya 5.147
devī mother SarasvatīCC Adi 16.95
mukunda-sarasvatī dila Mukunda Sarasvatī gaveCC Antya 13.53
prakāśānandera śiṣya eka one of the disciples of Prakāśānanda SarasvatīCC Madhya 25.23
sannyāsīra gaṇa the groups of Māyāvādī sannyāsīs, headed by Prakāśānanda SarasvatīCC Madhya 25.70
gavi by the name Gau or SarasvatīSB 9.21.25
śrī-gurūn unto the spiritual masters in the paramparā system, beginning from Mādhavendra Purī down to Śrīla Bhaktisiddhānta Sarasvatī ṭhākura PrabhupādaCC Antya 2.1
śrī-gurūn unto the spiritual masters in the paramparā system, beginning from Mādhavendra Purī down to Śrīla Bhaktisiddhānta Sarasvatī ṭhākura PrabhupādaCC Antya 3.1
irā-īśe Lord Brahmā, the lord of Sarasvatī (Irā)SB 10.13.57
irā-īśe Lord Brahmā, the lord of Sarasvatī (Irā)SB 10.13.57
prakāśānanda kahe Prakāśānanda Sarasvatī repliedCC Madhya 25.81
kaya mother Sarasvatī saysCC Antya 5.145
sarasvatīra mana the explanation of mother SarasvatīCC Antya 5.144
meghasvātiḥ MeghasvātiSB 12.1.21-26
mukunda sarasvatī Mukunda SarasvatīCC Antya 13.50
mukunda-sarasvatī dila Mukunda Sarasvatī gaveCC Antya 13.53
nabhasvatyām unto his wife NabhasvatīSB 4.24.5
parakāśānanda Prakāśānanda SarasvatīCC Madhya 25.66
prācī-sarasvatyām in the River Sarasvatī, which flows to the eastSB 6.8.40
prakāśānanda Prakāśānanda SarasvatīCC Madhya 17.115
prakāśānanda the guru, Prakāśānanda SarasvatīCC Madhya 25.46
prakāśānanda Prakāśānanda SarasvatīCC Madhya 25.71
prakāśānanda kahe Prakāśānanda Sarasvatī repliedCC Madhya 25.81
prakāśānanda Prakāśānanda SarasvatīCC Madhya 25.87
prakāśānandera śiṣya eka one of the disciples of Prakāśānanda SarasvatīCC Madhya 25.23
prakāśānandera of Prakāśānanda SarasvatīCC Madhya 25.71
rodhasvatī RodhasvatīSB 5.19.17-18
tāńhāra samāna equal in learning with Prakāśānanda SarasvatīCC Madhya 25.23
sannyāsīra gaṇa the groups of Māyāvādī sannyāsīs, headed by Prakāśānanda SarasvatīCC Madhya 25.70
sarasvat of the River SarasvatīSB 4.14.36
sārasvatāḥ living along the Sarasvatī RiverSB 10.89.19
sarasvatī the river of the name SarasvatīSB 4.16.24
sarasvatī the river named SarasvatīSB 4.19.1
sarasvatī SarasvatīSB 5.19.17-18
sarasvatī SarasvatīSB 5.20.10
sarasvatī the goddess SarasvatīSB 8.18.16
sarasvatī-tīre on the bank of the SarasvatīSB 10.34.4
sarasvatī the river SarasvatīSB 11.30.6
sarasvatī mother SarasvatīCC Adi 16.89
sarasvatī mother SarasvatīCC Adi 16.90
sarasvatī mother SarasvatīCC Adi 16.94
sarasvatī mother SarasvatīCC Adi 16.97
sarasvatī of mother SarasvatīCC Adi 16.105
sarasvatī mother SarasvatīCC Adi 16.106
sarasvatī mother Sarasvatī, the goddess of learningCC Antya 5.139
mukunda sarasvatī Mukunda SarasvatīCC Antya 13.50
mukunda-sarasvatī dila Mukunda Sarasvatī gaveCC Antya 13.53
sarasvatīm River SarasvatīSB 1.16.36
sarasvatīm the River SarasvatīSB 3.1.21
sarasvatīm the River SarasvatīSB 3.4.3
sarasvatīm the River SarasvatīSB 8.4.17-24
sarasvatīm on the bank of the SarasvatīSB 9.4.22
sarasvatīm the river SarasvatīSB 10.71.22
sarasvatīm to the river SarasvatīSB 10.78.18
sarasvatīm the Sarasvatī RiverSB 10.78.19-20
sarasvatīra mana the explanation of mother SarasvatīCC Antya 5.144
sarasvatīra artha the meaning of mother SarasvatīCC Antya 5.147
sarasvatīra of SarasvatīCC Antya 5.154
sarasvatyā by the River SarasvatīSB 3.21.33
sarasvatyā by the River SarasvatīSB 3.21.38-39
sarasvatyā by the River SarasvatīSB 3.24.9
sarasvatyāḥ on the bank of the SarasvatīSB 1.4.15
sarasvatyāḥ of the River SarasvatīSB 1.4.27
sarasvatyāḥ of the River SarasvatīSB 2.9.45
sarasvatyāḥ of the River SarasvatīSB 3.22.26-27
sarasvatyāḥ of the River SarasvatīSB 3.23.25
sarasvatyāḥ of the SarasvatīSB 3.33.13
sarasvatyāḥ of the river SarasvatīSB 10.89.1
sarasvatyām SarasvatīSB 1.7.2
sarasvatyām on the bank of the SarasvatīSB 3.4.6
sarasvatyām on the bank of the River SarasvatīSB 3.21.6
prācī-sarasvatyām in the River Sarasvatī, which flows to the eastSB 6.8.40
sarasvatyām in the womb of SarasvatīSB 8.13.17
sarasvatyām on the bank of the SarasvatīSB 9.14.33
sarasvatyām on the bank of the great river SarasvatīSB 9.16.23
sarasvatyām in the river SarasvatīSB 10.34.2
sei the disciple of Prakāśānanda SarasvatīCC Madhya 25.46
sei Prakāśānanda SarasvatīCC Madhya 25.67
prakāśānandera śiṣya eka one of the disciples of Prakāśānanda SarasvatīCC Madhya 25.23
śivasvātiḥ ŚivasvātiSB 12.1.21-26
tri-veṇī-snāne to bathe at the confluence of the Ganges, Yamunā and Sarasvatī riversCC Madhya 24.230
śrī-gurūn unto the spiritual masters in the paramparā system, beginning from Mādhavendra Purī down to Śrīla Bhaktisiddhānta Sarasvatī ṭhākura PrabhupādaCC Antya 2.1
śrī-gurūn unto the spiritual masters in the paramparā system, beginning from Mādhavendra Purī down to Śrīla Bhaktisiddhānta Sarasvatī ṭhākura PrabhupādaCC Antya 3.1
sutām with his daughter (Sarasvatī)SB 10.85.47
tāńhāra samāna equal in learning with Prakāśānanda SarasvatīCC Madhya 25.23
tasya of him (Meghasvāti)SB 12.1.21-26
tasyām on the bank of the River SarasvatīSB 3.1.22
sarasvatī-tīre on the bank of the SarasvatīSB 10.34.4
tri-veṇī-snāne to bathe at the confluence of the Ganges, Yamunā and Sarasvatī riversCC Madhya 24.230
ūrjasvatī ŪrjasvatīSB 6.6.12
ūrjasvatīm ŪrjasvatīSB 5.1.24
ūrjasvatīm ŪrjasvatīSB 5.1.34
vāk Sarasvatī, the goddess of learningSB 4.25.28
tri-veṇī-snāne to bathe at the confluence of the Ganges, Yamunā and Sarasvatī riversCC Madhya 24.230
 

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