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| ut | ind. a particle of doubt or deliberation (= 2. uta-, q.v)   |
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| ut | (for the preposition ud-See 1. ud-.) |
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| uta | mfn. woven etc. See 1. uta-, . |
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| uta | mfn. (fr. ve- q.v), sewn, woven. |
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| uta | ind. and, also, even, or etc. |
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| uta | ind. often used for the sake of emphasis, especially at the end of a line after iti- or a verb (exempli gratia, 'for example' sarva-bhūtāni tam pārtha sadā paribhavanty uta-,all creatures, O king, certainly always despise him ) etc. (As an interrogative particle, generally at the beginning of the second or following part of a double interrogation) or, utrum - an (exempli gratia, 'for example' katham nirṇīyate kiṃ syān niṣkāraṇo bandhur uta viśvāsa-ghātakaḥ-,how can it be decided whether he be a friend without a motive or a violator of confidence? ) etc. |
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| uta | ind. in this sense it may be strengthened by āho- (exempli gratia, 'for example' kaccit tvam asi mānuṣī utāho surāṅganā-,art thou a mortal woman or divine? nala-) , or by āho-svit- (exempli gratia, 'for example' śālihotraḥ kiṃ nu syād utāhosvid rājā nalaḥ-,can it be śālihotra- or king nala-?) Rarely kim- is repeated before uta- used in this sense (exempli gratia, 'for example' kim nu svargāt prāptā tasyā rūpeṇa kimutānyāgatā-,has she arrived from heaven or has another come in her form? ) etc. (As a particle of wishing, especially at the beginning of a sentence followed by a potential) would that! utinam! (exempli gratia, 'for example' utādhīyīta-,would that he would read!) (uta-preceded by kim-) on the contrary, how much more, how much less (exempli gratia, 'for example' kam&iencoding=&lang='>samartho 'si sahasram api jetuṃ kimutaikam-,thou art able to conquer even a thousand, how much more one ) etc. (uta-preceded by prati-) on the contrary, rather (exempli gratia, 'for example' eṣa pṛṣṭo 'smābhir na jalpati hanti praty-uta pāṣāṇaih-,this one questioned by us does not speak, but rather throws stones at us) |
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| uta | ind. uta vā-, or else, and (exempli gratia, 'for example' samudrād uta vā purīṣāt-,from the sea or from the moisture in the air) |
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| uta | ind. vā- - uta vā- or utāho vāpi- - vā-, either - or |
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| uta | ind. uta- - uta-, both - and (exempli gratia, 'for example' uta balavān utābalaḥ-,both the strong and the weak) |
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| uta | ind. kim- - uta vā-, whether - or else. |
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| utāho | and utāho-svid- See 2. ut/a- above. |
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| utaṅka | m. Name of a ṛṣi- |
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| utaṅka | m. (See also uttaṅka-.) |
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| utaṅkamegha | m. a kind of cloud named after that ṛṣi- |
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| utathya | m. Name of a son of aṅgiras- and elder brother of bṛhaspati- |
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| utathyānuja | m. " utathya-'s younger brother", Name of bṛhaspati- (regent of the planet Jupiter) |
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| utathyatanaya | m. "a descendant of utathya-", Name of gautama- |
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| utka | mfn. (fr. 1. ud- ), excited by the desire of obtaining anything |
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| utka | mfn. wishing for (with infinitive mood), desirous of, longing for |
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| utka | mfn. regretting, sad, sorrowful |
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| utka | mfn. absent, thinking of something else etc. |
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| utka | mn. desire |
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| utka | mn. opportunity, occasion |
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| utkaca | mfn. hairless |
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| utkaca | mfn. full blown |
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| utkacaya | Nom. P. utkacayati-, to coil the hair upwards |
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| utkacchā | f. a metre of six verses (each verse containing eleven syllabic instants). |
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| utkākā | f. a cow calving every year. |
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| utkākud | (fr. kākuda-with ud- ), having an elevated or high palate. |
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| utkal | (ud--1. kal-) P. -kalayati-, to unbind, loosen. |
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| utkal | (ud-kal-) P. -kālayati-, to drive out, expel commentator or commentary on |
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| utkala | m. (perhaps fr. ud-kal-?) Name of the country Orissa (See oḍra-;the word is interpreted to mean"the glorious country"[Hunter];or"lying beyond, the outlying strip of land"[Beames];according to others it merely means "the country of bird-catchers") |
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| utkala | m. Name of a son of dhruva- |
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| utkala | m. of su-dyumna- etc. |
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| utkala | m. a porter, one who carries a burden or load |
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| utkala | m. a fowler, bird-catcher |
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| utkala | m. plural the inhabitants of the above country. |
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| utkaladeśa | m. the country of Orissa. |
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| utkalakhaṇḍa | n. Name of a section of the skanda-purāṇa-. |
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| utkalāpa | mfn. having the tail erect and expanded (as a peacock) |
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| utkalāpana | n. marrying |
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| utkalāpaya | (said to be a Causal fr. ud-kal-above), Nom. P. -kalāpayati-, to take leave of, bid farewell ; to bring one's wife home from her father's house ; to marry |
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| utkalikā | f. longing for, regretting, missing any person or thing etc. |
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| utkalikā | f. wanton sportfulness, dalliance |
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| utkalikā | f. a bud, unblown flower, |
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| utkalikā | f. a wave |
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| utkalikāprāya | mfn. abounding in compound words (a kind of prose) |
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| utkalikāvailarī | f. Name (also title or epithet) of a poem. |
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| utkalita | mfn. unbound, loosened |
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| utkalita | mfn. opened, blossoming |
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| utkalita | mfn. brilliant, bright |
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| utkalita | mfn. appearing, coming forth, becoming visible |
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| utkalita | mfn. regretting, longing for |
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| utkalita | mfn. prosperous, rising, increasing |
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| utkamp | (ud-kamp-) A1. -kampate-, to tremble, shudder : Causal P. -kampayati-, to cause to, tremble ; to shake up, rouse ; to agitate |
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| utkampa | mfn. trembling, shuddering etc. |
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| utkampa | m. tremor, agitation |
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| utkampana | n. the act of trembling, shuddering, agitation. |
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| utkampin | mfn. shuddering, trembling |
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| utkampin | mfn. agitated etc. |
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| utkampin | mfn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') causing to tremble, agitating |
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| utkañcuka | mfn. having no coat of mail, without bodice or jacket |
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| utkand | (for ut-skand- on ), to leap, jump over. |
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| utkandaka | m. a kind of disease. |
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| utkandhara | mfn. having the neck erect or uplifted |
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| utkaṇikā | f. desire, longing (varia lectio for utkalikā-, q.v) |
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| utkaṇṭakin | mfn. idem or 'mfn. one whose (thorn-like) short hairs are erected (through joy or emotion) ' |
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| utkaṇṭakita | mfn. one whose (thorn-like) short hairs are erected (through joy or emotion) |
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| utkaṇṭha | mfn. having the neck uplifted (on the point of doing anything) |
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| utkaṇṭha | mfn. having the throat open (as in crying) |
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| utkaṇṭha | mfn. longing for |
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| utkaṇṭha | m. longing for |
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| utkaṇṭha | m. a kind of sexual union |
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| utkaṇṭhā | f. longing for (a beloved person or thing) |
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| utkaṇṭha | m. regretting or missing anything or a person |
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| utkaṇṭha | Nom. A1. utkaṇṭhate-, to raise the neck ; to long for, regret, sorrow for etc.: Causal utkaṇṭhayati-, to cause any one to lift up the neck ; to excite longing, inspire with tender emotions |
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| utkaṇṭhaka | mfn. exciting desire |
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| utkaṇṭhamāhātmya | n. Name of work |
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| utkaṇṭhānirbharam | ind. longingly, yearningly, |
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| utkaṇṭhita | mfn. lifting up the neck |
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| utkaṇṭhita | mfn. longing for, regretting, sorrowing for etc. |
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| utkaṇṭhita | mfn. in love |
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| utkaṇṭhitā | f. a woman longing after her absent husband or lover. |
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| utkānti | f. excessive splendour |
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| utkara | m. anything dug out or scattered upwards, rubbish etc. |
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| utkara | m. a heap, multitude etc. |
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| utkara | m. sprawling |
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| utkāra | m. piling up (corn) |
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| utkarādi | m. Name of a gaRa () . |
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| utkarikā | f. a sort of sweetmeat (made with milk, treacle, and ghee[ ]) commentator or commentary on |
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| utkārikā | f. a poultice |
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| utkārikopanāha | m. idem or 'f. a poultice ' |
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| utkarīya | mfn. relating or belonging to a heap etc. |
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| utkarkara | m. a kind of musical instrument |
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| utkarṇa | mfn. having the ears erect |
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| utkarṇatāla | mfn. flapping with erected ears (as an elephant) |
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| utkarṣa | mfn. superior, eminent |
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| utkarṣa | mfn. much, excessive exaggerated, boastful |
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| utkarṣa | mfn. attractive |
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| utkarṣa | m. pulling upwards, drawing, pulling |
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| utkarṣa | m. elevation, increase, rising to something better, prosperity |
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| utkarṣa | m. excellence, eminence etc. |
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| utkarṣa | m. excess, abundance |
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| utkarṣa | m. self-conceit |
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| utkarṣa | m. boasting |
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| utkarṣa | m. excepting, omitting commentator or commentary on |
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| utkarṣa | m. putting off, delaying |
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| utkarṣaka | mfn. drawing upwards, raising, increasing |
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| utkarṣaṇa | n. the act of drawing upwards taking off |
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| utkarṣaṇa | n. pulling off (a dress) |
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| utkarṣaṇī | f. Name of a śakti-. |
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| utkarṣasama | m. a kind of fallacy (attributing similar qualities to two objects because they have one quality in common; exempli gratia, 'for example' affirming that a sound has a shape like a jar because both are perishable) |
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| utkarṣin | mfn. superior, better |
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| utkarṣin | mfn. more excellent or eminent |
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| utkarṣiṇī | f. Name of a śakti- |
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| utkarṣita | mfn. drawn upwards, elevated. |
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| utkartam | ind.p. cutting off |
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| utkartana | n. cutting up, cutting to pieces, cutting off |
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| utkartṛtva | n. the being a helper, the state of being conducive to |
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| utkaṣ | (ud-kaṣ-) P. -kaṣati-, to dye, paint (exempli gratia, 'for example' the teeth) ; to tear up |
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| utkas | (ud-kas-) P. (imperative 3. plural /ut-kasantu- ) to gape asunder, open. |
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| utkāś | (ud-kāś-) A1. (perfect tense -cakāśe- ) to shine forth, flash. |
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| utkās | (ud-kās-) A1. -kāsate-, to cough up, hawk ; to expectorate |
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| utkāśa | n. going out, coming forth |
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| utkāsa | m. (gaRa yaskādi- ) Name of a man |
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| utkāsa | m. plural () the descendants of the above. |
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| utkaṣaṇa | n. tearing or ploughing up, drawing through (as a plough) |
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| utkāśana | n. giving orders, commanding |
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| utkāsana | n. coughing up |
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| utkāsana | n. clearing the throat of mucus, expectorating |
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| utkatā | f. a state of longing or regret |
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| utkatā | f. the plant Pothos Officinalis having aromatic seeds |
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| utkaṭa | mfn. (fr. 1. ud-with affix kaṭa- ), exceeding the usual measure, immense, gigantic etc. |
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| utkaṭa | mfn. richly endowed with, abounding in etc. |
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| utkaṭa | mfn. drunk, mad, furious |
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| utkaṭa | mfn. excessive, much |
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| utkaṭa | mfn. superior, high, proud, haughty |
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| utkaṭa | mfn. uneven |
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| utkaṭa | mfn. difficult |
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| utkaṭa | m. fluid dropping from the temples of an elephant in rut |
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| utkaṭa | m. the plant Saccharum Sara, or a similar kind of grass |
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| utkaṭa | m. intoxication, pride |
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| utkaṭā | f. the plant Laurus Cassia |
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| utkaṭa | m. Name of a town |
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| utkaṭa | n. the fragrant bark of Laurus Cassia. |
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| utkaṭikā | f. a manner of sitting (the legs being outstretched and forming a right angle), |
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| utkaṭikāsana | n. idem or 'f. a manner of sitting (the legs being outstretched and forming a right angle), ' (see utkuṭaka-.) |
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| utkaṭuka | varia lectio for utkuṭaka- q.v |
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| utkaya | Nom. P. utkayati-, to cause to long for, cause longing or regret |
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| utkāya | Nom. A1. utkāyate-, to long for commentator or commentary on |
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| utkāya | See utka-. |
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| utketana | n. a raised flag, |
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| utkhac | ( ud-khac-). |
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| utkhacita | mfn. intermixed with |
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| utkhalā | f. a kind of perfume |
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| utkhalī | f. Name of a Buddhist goddess. |
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| utkhalī | f. Name (also title or epithet) of a goddess, |
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| utkhālī | f. Name of a Buddhist goddess. |
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| utkhalin | m. Name of a Buddhist deity. |
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| utkhan | (ud-- khan-) P. -khanati- (perfect tense -cakhāna-) to dig up or out, to excavate ; to tear out by the roots, root up etc. ; to draw or tear out ; to destroy entirely |
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| utkhānam | ind.p. digging out |
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| utkhanana | n. digging or tearing out, |
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| utkhaṇḍita | mfn. broken, destroyed, |
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| utkhāta | mfn. dug up |
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| utkhāta | mfn. excavated, eradicated, pulled up by the roots |
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| utkhāta | mfn. destroyed, annihilated |
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| utkhāta | n. a hole, cavity |
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| utkhāta | n. a deepening, uneven ground |
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| utkhāta | n. undermining, hollowing out |
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| utkhāta | n. destroying, extirpating |
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| utkhātam | ind. digging up, |
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| utkhātin | mfn. having cavities or holes, uneven |
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| utkhātin | mfn. destructive. |
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| utkhāya | ind.p. having dug up |
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| utkhāya | having torn out |
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| utkheda | m. grief. sorrow, |
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| utkhid | (ud-- khid-) P. -khid/ati-, to draw out, extract |
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| utkhilī | f. Name (also title or epithet) of a goddess, |
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| utkīl | ( ud-kīl-). |
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| utkīla | m. Name of a ṛṣi- commentator or commentary on and (varia lectio atkīla- q.v) |
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| utkīlaka | m. Name of a mountain. |
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| utkīlaya | Nom. P. yati-, to uproot, |
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| utkīlita | mfn. unfastened, opened (by drawing out the peg). |
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| utkira | ut-kīrṇa- See under ut-kṝ-, column 3. |
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| utkira | mfn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') piling up, heaping up |
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| utkīrṇa | mfn. heaped up, scattered |
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| utkīrṇa | mfn. covered with |
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| utkīrṇa | mfn. dug out, perforated etc. |
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| utkīrṇa | mfn. pierced |
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| utkīrṇa | mfn. engraved, carved |
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| utkīrṇa | mfn. cut out |
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| utkīrtana | n. crying out, proclaiming |
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| utkīrtana | n. reporting, promulgating |
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| utkīrtana | n. praising, celebrating. |
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| utkīrtana | n. (in dramatic language) awakening of the remembrance of former events, |
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| utkīrtita | mfn. proclaimed, promulgated |
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| utkīrtita | mfn. praised, celebrated |
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| utkīrtya | ind.p. having celebrated or praised |
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| utkīrtya | having proclaimed etc. |
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| utkleda | m. ( klid-), the becoming wet or moist |
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| utkledin | mfn. wet |
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| utkledin | mfn. wetting |
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| utkleśa | m. excitement, disquietude |
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| utkleśa | m. disorder or corruption of the humors (of the body) |
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| utkleśa | m. sickness, nausea. |
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| utkleśaka | m. a kind of venomous insect |
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| utkleśana | mfn. exciting, stirring up, causing disorder (see kaphot-) |
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| utkleśin | mfn. idem or 'mfn. exciting, stirring up, causing disorder (see kaphot-) ' |
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| utkliś | (ud-- kliś-) P. -kliśnāti-, to feel uneasy, be uncomfortable or distressed: Causal P. -kleśayati-, to excite, stir up ; to expel. |
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| utkliṣṭa | mfn. distressed |
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| utkliśya | ind.p. having become uneasy |
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| utkḷp | (ud-kḷp-), Causal P. (imperfect tense 3. plural -/akalpayan- ) to form, fashion, create. |
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| utkoca | m. winding off |
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| utkoca | m. unbinding commentator or commentary on |
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| utkoca | m. bribery, corruption |
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| utkocaka | mfn. receiving a bribe |
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| utkocaka | n. Name of a tīrtha- |
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| utkocin | mfn. corruptible, to be bribed |
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| utkopa | mfn. enraged. angry, |
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| utkoraka | mfn. having sprouting buds, |
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| utkorakaya | Nom. P. utkorakayati-, to abound with opening buds |
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| utkośaya | Nom. P. utkośayati-, to draw (a sword) out of its scabbard |
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| utkoṭha | m. a kind of leprosy |
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| utkoṭi | mfn. ending in a point or edge |
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| utkṛ | (ud-kṛ-) P. -karoti-, to do away with, extirpate : A1. -kurute-, to inform against (?) on ; to promote, help. |
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| utkṝ | (ud-kṝ-) P. -kirati-, to scatter upwards ; to pile up, heap up ; to dig up or out, excavate etc. ; to engrave |
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| utkram | (ud-kram-) P. (and rarely A1.) -krāmati-, -kramati- (Ved. imperfect tense 3. plural -akraman- ), -te- (perfect tense 3. plural -cakramus- ) to step up, go up, ascend etc. ; to step out, go out or away ; to pass away, die etc. ; to go over, pass over, omit ; not to notice ; to neglect, transgress etc.: Causal P. -kramayati- and -krāmayati-, to cause to go up or ascend etc.: Desiderative -cikramiṣati-, or -cikramiṣyati-, to wish to go up or out |
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| utkrama | m. going up or out etc. |
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| utkrama | m. inverted order |
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| utkrama | m. progressive increase |
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| utkrama | m. going astray, acting improperly, deviation, transgression |
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| utkrama | dying, |
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| utkrāma | m. going from or out, going above, surpassing, deviating from propriety, transgression |
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| utkrāma | m. opposition, contrariety |
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| utkramajyā | f. (in geometry) the versed sine |
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| utkramaṇa | n. going up or out, soaring aloft, flight |
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| utkramaṇa | n. stepping out etc. |
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| utkramaṇa | n. surpassing, exceeding |
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| utkramaṇa | n. departing from life, dying, death (see prāṇotkr-.) |
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| utkramaṇīya | mfn. to be abandoned or given up |
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| utkramayya | ind.p. (of Causal) having caused to ascend |
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| utkramya | ind.p. having gone up, stepping up etc. |
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| utkramya | having neglected |
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| utkrānta | mfn. gone forth or out |
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| utkrānta | mfn. gone over or beyond, passed, surpassed |
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| utkrānta | mfn. trespassing, exceeding. |
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| utkrāntamedha | (/ut-krānta-) mfn. sapless, powerless |
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| utkrāntaśreyas | mfn. abandoned by fortune |
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| utkrānti | f. stepping up to |
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| utkrānti | f. going out |
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| utkrānti | f. passing away, dying |
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| utkrāntin | mfn. passing, passing away, gone, departed |
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| utkraṣṭavya | mfn. to be delayed |
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| utkraṣṭavya | ut-kraṣṭṛ- See utkṛṣ-, . |
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| utkraṣṭṛ | m. one who draws up |
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| utkrāthinī | f. Name (also title or epithet) of one of the mātṛ-s attending on skanda-, |
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| utkrī | m. Name of a particular soma- sacrifice |
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| utkroda | m. ( krud-= kūrd-? ), jumping up, exulting, exultation |
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| utkrodin | mfn. exulting |
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| utkrośa | m. clamour, outcry |
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| utkrośa | m. a sea eagle |
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| utkrośa | m. a watchman, |
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| utkrośīya | mfn. (gaRa utkarādi- ), relating or belonging to a clamour etc. |
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| utkṛṣ | (ud-kṛṣ-) P. sometimes A1. -karṣati-, -te-, to draw or drag or pull up ; to raise ; to draw or take out ; to extract ; to pull or put off etc. ; to put off, delay ; to bend (a bow) ; to tear asunder: Causal -karṣayati-, to elevate, raise, increase : Passive voice -kṛṣyate-, to be lifted or drawn up ; to be raised, rise, become powerful, become eminent (see ut-kṛṣṭa-). |
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| utkṛṣṭa | mfn. (opposed to apa-kṛṣṭa-and ava-kṛṣṭa-), drawn up or out |
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| utkṛṣṭa | mfn. attracted |
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| utkṛṣṭa | mfn. extracted |
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| utkṛṣṭa | mfn. taking a high position |
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| utkṛṣṭa | mfn. excellent, eminent |
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| utkṛṣṭa | mfn. superior, best |
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| utkṛṣṭa | mfn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' exempli gratia, 'for example' jñānotkṛṣṭa jñānotkṛṣṭa- mfn.eminent in knowledge) |
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| utkṛṣṭa | mfn. much, most, excessive |
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| utkṛṣṭabhūma | m. a good soil. |
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| utkṛṣṭatā | f. excellence, superiority, eminence. |
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| utkṛṣṭatva | n. excellence, superiority, eminence. |
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| utkṛṣṭavedana | n. marrying a man of a higher caste |
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| utkṛṣṭopādhitā | f. state of having something superior as an indispensable condition |
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| utkṛt | (ud-kṛt-) P. -kṛntati-, to cut out or off, tear out or off ; to cut up, cut in pieces, carve, butcher etc. ; to destroy, ruin, extirpate: Passive voice -kṛtyate-, to perish |
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| utkṛt | (ud-kṛt-) P. -kṛṇatti-, to continue spinning |
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| utkṝt | (ud-kṝt-) P. -kīrtayati-, to proclaim, celebrate, praise, promulgate. |
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| utkṛti | f. a metre of four times twenty-six syllables |
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| utkṛti | f. the number twenty-six. |
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| utkṛtya | ind.p. having cut off or up, having cut out |
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| utkṛtyamāna | mfn. being cut to pieces, being cut up. |
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| utkruś | (ud-- kruś-) P. -krośati-, to cry out, scream ; to call to (with accusative) ; to exclaim ; to proclaims |
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| utkruṣṭa | mfn. crying out, speaking out or aloud |
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| utkruṣṭa | n. the act of crying out |
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| utkruṣṭa | n. calling, exclaiming. |
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| utkṣepa | m. throwing or tossing up, raising, lifting up etc. |
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| utkṣepa | m. throwing away |
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| utkṣepa | m. sending, despatching |
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| utkṣepa | m. bringing up, vomiting |
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| utkṣepa | m. expanding (the wings) |
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| utkṣepa | m. Name of a country |
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| utkṣepa | m. also of a man |
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| utkṣepa | a particular mode of lengthening vowels, , Scholiast or Commentator |
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| utkṣepa | (au-)m. dual number the region above the temples |
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| utkṣepā | f. Name of a woman on |
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| utkṣepaka | mfn. throwing up, a thrower |
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| utkṣepaka | mfn. who or what elevates or raises |
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| utkṣepaka | mfn. one who sends or orders |
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| utkṣepaka | m. a stealer of clothes |
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| utkṣepalipi | m. a kind of written character, |
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| utkṣepam | (bāhūt-) ind.p. having thrown up (the arms) |
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| utkṣepaṇa | n. the act of throwing upwards, tossing |
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| utkṣepaṇa | n. sending, sending away |
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| utkṣepaṇa | n. vomiting, taking up |
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| utkṣepaṇa | n. a kind of basket or bowl used for cleaning corn |
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| utkṣepaṇa | n. a fan |
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| utkṣepaṇa | n. a measure of sixteen paṇa-s |
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| utkṣip | (ud-- kṣip-) P. A1. -kṣipati-, -te-, to throw up, raise, set up, erect etc. ; to throw away, reject, get rid of, vomit up |
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| utkṣipta | mfn. thrown upwards, tossed, raised etc. |
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| utkṣipta | mfn. thrown out, ejected |
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| utkṣipta | mfn. vomited |
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| utkṣipta | mfn. rejected, dismissed |
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| utkṣipta | m. the thorn apple (Datura Metel and Fastuosa) |
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| utkṣipti | f. raising, lifting up |
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| utkṣiptikā | f. an ornament in the shape of a crescent worn in the upper part of the ear |
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| utkṣvid | (ud-- kṣvid-) P. -kṣvedati-, to creak |
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| utkū | P. - kauti-, to cry out, |
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| utkuc | ( ud-kuc-), -kucati-, to bend upwards or asunder, crook ; to open (as a flower): Causal -kocayati-, to cause to bend or to open (exempli gratia, 'for example' a flower) . |
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| utkūj | (ud-kūj-) P. -kūjati-, to utter a wailing monotonous note or coo (as a bird) |
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| utkūja | m. a cooing note (as of the kokila) |
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| utkūjita | n. idem or 'm. a cooing note (as of the kokila) ' |
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| utkula | mf(ā-)n. fallen from or disgracing one's family, an outcast from the family |
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| utkūla | mfn. passing beyond the bank (as water), overflowing |
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| utkūla | mfn. being on an elevation, going up-hill |
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| utkūlagāmin | mfn. passing beyond the bank |
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| utkūlam | ind. up-hill |
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| utkūlanikūla | mfn. going up and down |
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| utkūlaya | Nom. P. yati-, to cause to overflow a bank, |
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| utkūlita | mfn. brought to the bank or shore, thrown up on a bank, stranded |
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| utkumuda | mfn. having lotus flowers on the surface, |
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| utkuṇa | m. a bug |
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| utkuṇa | m. a louse (see matkuṇa-.) |
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| utkuñcikā | f. the plant Nigella Indica |
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| utkuñcitā | f. the plant Nigella Indica |
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| utkūrd | (ud-kūrd-) P. A1. -kūrdati-, -te-, to jump up, spring upwards |
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| utkūrdana | n. jumping up, springing upwards |
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| utkuṭ | ( ud-kuṭ-), Causal -koṭayati-, to bend upwards on |
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| utkuṭa | mfn. lying stretched out on the back, lying with the face upwards, sleeping with the head erect |
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| utkūṭa | m. an umbrella or parasol |
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| utkuṭaka | mfn. sitting upon the hams, squatting |
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| utkuṭakāsana | n. the sitting upon the hams |
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| utkuṭuka | varia lectio for above. |
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| utkutuka | mfn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') amusing one's self by |
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| utkvath | (ud-- kvath-) P. -kvathati-, to boil out, extract by boiling etc. : Passive voice -kvathyate-, to be boiled ; to be consumed (by the ardour of love) : Causal -kvāthayati-, to boil out |
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| utkvātha | m. a decoction, |
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| utpā | (ud-pā-) P. (3. plural -pibanti-) to drink out, sip out ; to drink up, devour |
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| utpā | (ud--5. pā-) A1. -p/ipīte- (parasmE-pada -p/ipāna-) to rise against, rebel ; to show enmity (see anūt--5. pā-.) |
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| utpac | (ud-pac-), Causal P. -pācayati-, to boil thoroughly, heat. |
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| utpacanipacā | f. any act in which it is said" utpaca! nipaca-!" (id est"cook thoroughly and well!") gaRa mayūravyaṃsakādi- |
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| utpaciṣṇu | mfn. easily ripening, apt to ripen or become cooked |
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| utpācita | mfn. boiled or heated thoroughly |
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| utpad | (ud-pad-) A1. -padyate-, to arise, rise, originate, be born or produced ; to come forth, become visible, appear ; to be ready etc. ; to take place, begin on : Causal P. -pādayati- (rarely A1. -te-), to produce, beget, generate ; to cause, effect ; to cause to issue or come forth, bring forward ; to mention, quote (See ut-panna-). |
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| utpāda | (for 2.See sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order) m. coming forth, birth, production |
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| utpāda | (for 1.See) mfn. having the legs stretched out, standing on the legs. |
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| utpādaka | mfn. (for 2.See) bringing forth, producing |
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| utpādaka | mfn. productive, effective |
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| utpādaka | m. a producer, generator |
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| utpādaka | n. origin, cause |
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| utpādaka | (for 1.See) m. the fabulous animal called śarabha- (see ūrdhvapāda-.) |
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| utpādana | mfn. bringing forth, producing, productive |
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| utpādana | n. the act of producing or causing, generating, begetting |
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| utpādapūrva | n. Name of the first of the fourteen pūrva-s (or older sacred writings of the jaina-s). |
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| utpādaśayāna | m. "sleeping while standing on the legs", a species of fowl |
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| utpādayitavya | mfn. to be produced commentator or commentary on |
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| utpādayitṛ | m. a producer, generator |
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| utpādikā | f. (ikā-) a species of insect (perhaps the white ant?) |
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| utpādikā | f. Enhydra Hingtsha |
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| utpādikā | f. Basilla Rubra |
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| utpādin | mfn. produced, born |
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| utpādin | mfn. (in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') bringing forth, producing |
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| utpādita | mfn. produced, effected |
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| utpādita | mfn. generated, begotten. |
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| utpādya | mfn. to be produced or brought forth |
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| utpādya | mfn. produced, brought forth, invented (by a poet) |
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| utpādya | ind.p. having produced, having begotten etc. |
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| utpādyamāna | mfn. being produced or generated. |
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| utpādyotpādakatā | f. the relation between that which is to be produced and that which produces, |
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| utpakṣa | m. Name of a son of sva-phalka- |
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| utpakṣa | m. (varia lectio upekṣa- q.v) |
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| utpakṣa | mfn. with outspread wings, |
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| utpakṣmala | mfn. idem or 'mfn. with upturned eyelashes ' |
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| utpakṣman | mfn. with upturned eyelashes |
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| utpakva | mfn. over-ripe, swollen, |
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| utpala | n. (and m. ), ( pal-"to move";fr. pal-= paṭ-,"to burst open"), the blossom of the blue lotus (Nymphaea Caerulea) etc. |
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| utpala | n. a seed of the Nymphaea |
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| utpala | n. the plant Costus Speciosus |
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| utpala | n. any water-lily |
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| utpala | n. any flower |
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| utpala | n. a particular hell () |
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| utpala | m. Name of a nāga- |
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| utpala | m. of an astronomer |
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| utpala | m. of a lexicographer |
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| utpala | m. of several other men |
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| utpalā | f. Name of a river |
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| utpala | (fr. pala-,"flesh", with 1. ud-in the sense of "apart") , fleshless, emaciated |
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| utpala | n. Name of a hell |
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| utpalābha | mfn. lotus-like, resembling a lotus. |
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| utpalabhedyaka | m. a kind of bandage |
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| utpalacakṣus | mfn. "lotus-eyed", fine-eyed. |
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| utpalācārya | m. Name of an author. |
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| utpaladṛś | mfn. lotus-eyed, |
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| utpalagandhika | n. a species of sandal (of the colour of brass and very fragrant) |
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| utpalagopā | f. Ichnocarpus Frutescens |
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| utpalaka | m. Name of a nāga- |
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| utpalaka | m. of a man |
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| utpalākṣa | mf(ī-)n. "lotus-eyed" |
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| utpalākṣa | m. Name of a king |
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| utpalākṣī | f. Name of a goddess |
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| utpalamālā | f. a wreath of lotus-flowers |
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| utpalamālā | f. Name of a dictionary compiled by utpala- |
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| utpalamālābharin | mfn. (utpala-māla- ), wearing a wreath of lotus-flowers on |
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| utpalapattra | n. the leaf of a Nymphaea |
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| utpalapattra | n. a wound on the breast etc. of a woman (caused by the finger-nail of her lover) |
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| utpalapattra | n. a tilaka- (or mark on the forehead, made with sandal etc. by the Hindus) |
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| utpalapattra | n. a broad-bladed knife or lancet |
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| utpalapattraka | m. a broad-bladed knife or lancet used by surgeons |
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| utpalapattranīla | mfn. blue as a lotus-petal, |
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| utpalāpīḍa | m. Name of a king |
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| utpalapura | n. Name of a town built by utpala- |
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| utpalarāja | m. Name of a poetry or poetic |
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| utpalaśāka | n. Name of a plant |
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| utpalasārivā | f. the plant Ichnocarpus Frutescens |
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| utpalaṣaṭka | n. Name of a medicament commentator or commentary on |
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| utpalaśrīgarbha | m. Name of a bodhisattva-. |
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| utpalavana | n. a group of lotuses |
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| utpalāvana | n. Name of an abode of the pañcāla-s |
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| utpalavarṇā | f. Name of a woman. |
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| utpalāvartaka | m. (?) , Name of a place |
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| utpalāvatī | f. Name of a river |
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| utpalāvatī | f. of an apsaras-. |
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| utpalī | f. a kind of cake made of unwinnowed corn |
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| utpālī | f. (fr. the Causal of2. pā- ?), health |
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| utpālikā | f. a dam, dyke, |
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| utpalin | mfn. abounding in lotus-flowers |
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| utpalinī | f. an assemblage of lotus-flowers |
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| utpalinī | f. a lotus (Nymphaea) |
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| utpalinī | f. a particular metre |
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| utpalinī | f. Name of a river |
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| utpalinī | f. Name of a dictionary. |
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| utpanna | mfn. risen, gone up |
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| utpanna | mfn. arisen, born, produced etc. |
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| utpanna | mfn. come forth, appeared |
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| utpanna | mfn. ready |
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| utpanna | mfn. mentioned, quoted (especially fr. the veda-) |
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| utpannabala | mfn. one in whom strength or power is produced, strong, powerful |
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| utpannabhakṣin | mfn. "eating what has just been produced", living from hand to mouth. |
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| utpannabuddhi | mfn. one in whom wisdom is produced, wise |
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| utpannāpavargin | mfn. perishing as soon as produced. |
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| utpannatantu | mfn. having a line of descendants. |
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| utpannatva | n. origin, production. |
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| utpannavināśin | mfn. perishing as soon as produced. |
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| utpāra | mfn. endless, boundless. |
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| utpāraṇa | See ut-pṛ-, column 2. |
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| utpāraṇa | n. transporting over |
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| utpārapāram | ind. to the bottom of the boundless (ocean) |
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| utparyāṇita | mfn. unsaddled, |
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| utpaś | (ud-paś-) P. -paśyati- (parasmE-pada -p/aśyat-. Passive voice ud-dṛśyate-) to see or descry overhead ; to descry before or in the future ; to foresee, expect ; to behold, perceive, descry |
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| utpaśya | mfn. looking up or upwards |
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| utpaṭ | ( ud-paṭ-), Causal -pāṭayati-, to tear up or out, pluck, pull out, break out, etc. ; to draw out (a sword from its scabbard) ; to open (the eyes etc.) etc. ; to root up, eradicate, extirpate etc. ; to drive away, banish ; to dethrone etc.: Passive voice of the Causal -pāṭyate-, to be cleft ; to part asunder, split |
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| utpat | (ud-pat-) P. -patati- (parasmE-pada -p/atat- ; Aorist -apaptat- ; parasmE-pada future -patiṣy/at- ) to fly or jump up, fly upwards ; to ascend, rise etc. ; to rise (from one's bed) ; to shoot up ; to start from, leave, run away ; to jump out, hasten out, come out etc. ; to rise, be produced, originate : Causal P. -pātayati-, to cause to fly up or to rise : Desiderative (imperfect tense -apipatiṣat- ) to wish or intend to fly up. |
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| utpaṭa | m. sap issuing from the cleft of a tree |
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| utpāṭa | m. pulling up by the roots, destroying |
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| utpāṭa | m. a disease of the external ear ([ ;See ut-pāta-]). |
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| utpata | m. "flying upwards", a bird |
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| utpāta | m. flying up, jumping up |
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| utpāta | m. a spring, jump |
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| utpāta | m. rising, arising |
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| utpāta | m. a sudden event, unexpected appearance |
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| utpāta | m. an unusual or startling event boding calamity |
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| utpāta | m. a portent, prodigy, phenomenon |
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| utpāta | m. any public calamity (as an earthquake, meteor etc.) etc. |
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| utpāta | m. a disease of the external ear (erroneously for ut-pāṭa-above ) |
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| utpāṭaka | m. the above disease |
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| utpātaka | mfn. causing misfortune or calamity |
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| utpātaka | mfn. flying upwards |
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| utpātaka | m. a kind of animal (equals ut-pāda- ) |
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| utpātaka | n. Name of a tīrtha-. |
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| utpatāka | mfn. with raised flags |
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| utpatāka | mfn. with uplifted banners |
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| utpatākā | f. a raised banner or flag |
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| utpatākādhvaja | mfn. with raised banner and flags |
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| utpātalakṣaṇa | n. Name (also title or epithet) of the 64th Paris3. of the |
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| utpāṭana | mfn. tearing out |
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| utpāṭana | mfn. destroying, banishing |
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| utpāṭana | n. the act of tearing out or up |
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| utpāṭana | n. pulling up by roots, eradicating |
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| utpāṭana | n. driving away, banishing |
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| utpāṭana | n. dethronement |
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| utpatana | mf(ī-)n. flying upwards, (utpatanī vidyā-,a spell by means of which one is able to fly upwards or to rise ) |
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| utpatana | n. flying or jumping up, rising, ascending, going up |
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| utpatana | n. birth, production |
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| utpatanipatā | f. any act in which it is said" utpata-! nipata-!" (id est"fly up and down!") gaRa mayūravyaṃsakādi- |
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| utpāṭayoga | m. a particular yoga- (in astrology). |
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| utpatha | m. wrong road, bad way |
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| utpatha | m. error, evil |
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| utpatha | mfn. one who is come off from the right way, lost, stray |
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| utpathavārika | mfn. keeping back or preserving from the bad way |
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| utpathaya | Nom. P. yati-, to lead astray, |
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| utpāṭikā | f. the external bark of a tree |
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| utpātika | mfn. (PrakrituppAiya) supernatural |
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| utpāṭin | mfn. in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' tearing out, pulling up |
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| utpatin | mfn. flying up, |
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| utpātin | mfn. flying up, |
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| utpatiṣṇu | mfn. jumping up or rising constantly |
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| utpatiṣṇu | mfn. being about to jump up or to rise |
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| utpāṭita | mfn. pulled up by the roots, eradicated, torn out |
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| utpāṭita | mfn. driven away |
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| utpāṭita | mfn. banished, dethroned. |
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| utpatita | mfn. springing up, risen, ascended. |
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| utpatitavya | mfn. (impersonal or used impersonally) to be flown upwards |
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| utpatitṛ | mfn. jumping up, rising, going upwards |
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| utpattavya | mfn. (impersonal or used impersonally) to be produced or born |
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| utpatti | f. arising, birth, production, origin etc. |
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| utpatti | f. resurrection |
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| utpatti | f. production in general, profit, productiveness, |
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| utpatti | f. producing as an effect or result, giving rise to, generating as a consequence |
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| utpatti | f. occurrence, the being mentioned or quoted (as a Vedic passage) |
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| utpattidhāman | n. birth-place |
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| utpattikāla | m. time of birth or origin |
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| utpattikālāvacchinnatva | n. exact limitation of the time of origin (exempli gratia, 'for example' of a jar) |
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| utpattikālīna | mfn. taking place at the time of birth. |
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| utpattiketana | n. birth-place |
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| utpattikrama | m. the successive stages of creation (exempli gratia, 'for example' in ,"from brahman- arose ether, from ether wind, from wind fire, from fire water, from water earth, from earth plants, from plants food, from food seed, from seed man") . |
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| utpattimat | mfn. produced, born |
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| utpattiprakaraṇa | n. Name of work |
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| utpattiprayoga | m. production by the joint operation of cause and effect |
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| utpattiprayoga | m. purport, meaning |
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| utpattiśiṣṭa | mfn. taught by a passage occurring in the veda-, taught authoritatively commentator or commentary on |
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| utpattivākya | n. a sentence quoted from the veda-, an authoritative sentence commentator or commentary on and |
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| utpattividhi | m. idem or 'n. a sentence quoted from the veda-, an authoritative sentence commentator or commentary on and ' |
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| utpattivyañjaka | m. a type of birth (as investiture, a mark of the twice-born) |
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| utpattra | mfn. leafed, |
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| utpāṭya | ind.p. having plucked up etc. |
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| utpāva | See ut-pū-, column 2. |
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| utpāva | m. purifying ghee etc. |
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| utpavana | n. cleaning, cleansing commentator or commentary on |
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| utpavana | n. straining liquids for domestic or religious uses |
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| utpavana | n. any implement for cleaning |
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| utpavana | n. the act of sprinkling clarified butter or other fluids on the sacrificial fire (with two blades of kuśa- grass, the ends of which are held in either hand and the centre dipped into the liquid) |
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| utpavitṛ | mfn. purifying |
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| utpavitṛ | mfn. a purifier |
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| utphal | (ud-phal-) P. -phalati-, to spring open, burst, expand ; to jump out : Causal -phālayati-, to open, open wide (the eyes) |
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| utphāla | m. a spring, jump, leap |
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| utphāla | m. gallop |
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| utphala | See prot-phala-. |
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| utphaṇa | mfn. having an expanded hood (as a snake). |
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| utphuliṅga | (for ut-sphuliṅga-) mfn. emitting sparks, sparkling. |
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| utphulla | mfn. ( on ) blown (as a flower) |
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| utphulla | mfn. wide open (as the eyes) etc. |
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| utphulla | mfn. swollen, increased in bulk, bloated, puffed up |
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| utphulla | mfn. sleeping supinely |
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| utphulla | mfn. looking at with insolence, insolent, impudent |
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| utphulla | n. a kind of coitus |
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| utpiba | mfn. drinking out |
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| utpiba | m. a kind of partridge, |
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| utpiba | See 1. ut-pā- above |
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| utpīḍ | (ud-pīḍ-) P. -pīḍayati-, to press upwards or against, squeeze ; to press out of |
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| utpīḍa | m. pressing against, squeezing, pressure |
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| utpīḍa | m. bursting out (as a stream or tears) |
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| utpīḍa | m. a wound |
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| utpīḍana | n. the act of pressing against or out |
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| utpīḍana | n. rooting out |
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| utpīḍita | mfn. pressed upwards or against, squeezed |
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| utpīḍya | ind.p. having pressed against, having squeezed |
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| utpīna | See ut-pyai- below. |
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| utpīna | mfn. swollen |
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| utpiṇḍa | n. (?) any morsel eaten with the food |
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| utpiṇḍita | mfn. swollen up, swelled |
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| utpiñja | m. (?) sedition, revolt |
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| utpiñjala | mfn. let loose, unfolded, unrolled |
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| utpiñjalaka | mfn. disordered, tumultuous (as a battle) |
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| utpiñjara | mfn. uncaged, set free |
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| utpiñjara | mfn. out of order, extremely confused |
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| utpiñjara | mfn. let loose, unfolded, expanded. |
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| utpiñjarībhūta | mfn. let loose, unfolded commentator or commentary on |
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| utpipāna | from 2. ut-- pā-; accord, to others,"with swelling sound" |
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| utpiṣ | (ud-- piṣ-). |
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| utpiṣṭa | mfn. crushed, bruised |
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| utpiṣṭa | n. (in surgery) a kind of dislocation |
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| utpitsu | mfn. (fr. Desiderative), desirous of rising or ascending |
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| utpitsu | mfn. being about to come forth or to arise. |
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| utpitsu | See . |
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| utplava | m. a jump, leap, bound |
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| utplavā | f. a boat |
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| utplava | m. flying up, |
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| utplavana | n. jumping or leaping up, springing upon |
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| utplavana | n. skimming off (impure, oil or ghee, or any dirt floating on a fluid by passing two blades of kuśa- grass over it ) |
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| utplu | (ud-plu-) A1. -plavate- (rarely P. -ti-), to swim upwards, emerge ; to draw near, approach (as clouds) ; to spring up, jump up or upwards, jump out, leap up etc. ; to jump over ; to bound commentator or commentary on ; to spring upon ; to rise, arise |
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| utpluta | mfn. jumped up or upon or over, sprung upon suddenly. |
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| utplutya | ind.p. having sprung up or jumped upon etc. |
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| utpoṣadha | m. Name of an ancient king () |
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| utpṛ | (ud--1. pṛ-), Causal -pārayati- (Aorist 1. sg. -apīparam- ) to transport over, conduct out of (the ocean) ; to save |
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| utpṝ | ( ud-pṝ-), Causal (perfect tense Potential 2. sg. /ut-pupūryās- ) to fill up. |
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| utprabha | mfn. flashing forth or diffusing light, shining |
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| utprabha | m. a bright fire |
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| utprabhātīya | see śrī-- val/iabha- (parasmE-pada 1100). |
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| utprāsa | m. (2. as-) hurling, throwing afar |
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| utprāsa | m. violent burst of laughter |
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| utprāsa | m. derision, jocular expression |
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| utprāsana | n. derision, jocular expression |
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| utprasava | (4. su-) m. abortion |
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| utprāsaya | Nom. P. yati-, to mock, |
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| utpravāla | mfn. having sprouting branches or trees (as a forest) |
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| utpraveṣṭṛ | ( viś-) mfn. one who enters or penetrates. |
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| utpraveṣṭṛtva | n. the state or condition of penetrating |
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| utprekṣ | ( ud-pra-īkṣ-) A1. -prekṣate-, to look up to (with attention, as a pupil to his teacher who occupies an elevated seat) ; to observe, regard ; to look out or at ; to expect ; to reflect on the past ; to use (a word) figuratively ; to transfer (with locative case) ; to take anything for another, compare one thing with another, illustrate by a simile ; to fancy, imagine ; to ascribe, impute. |
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| utprekṣā | f. the act of overlooking or disregarding |
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| utprekṣā | f. carelessness, indifference |
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| utprekṣā | f. observing |
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| utprekṣā | f. (in rhetoric) comparison in general, simile, illustration, metaphor |
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| utprekṣā | f. a parable |
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| utprekṣā | f. an ironical comparison |
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| utprekṣādhvani | m. a particular figure of speech hāla-, Scholiast or Commentator |
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| utprekṣaka | mfn. observing, considering |
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| utprekṣaṇa | n. looking into |
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| utprekṣaṇa | n. observing |
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| utprekṣaṇa | n. foreseeing, anticipating |
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| utprekṣaṇa | n. comparing, illustrating by a simile |
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| utprekṣaṇīya | mfn. to he expressed by a simile |
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| utprekṣāvallabha | m. Name of a poetry or poetic |
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| utprekṣāvayava | m. a kind of simile |
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| utprekṣepa | (kṣā- k-), m. a particular figure of speech, , Scholiast or Commentator |
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| utprekṣita | mfn. compared (as in a simile). |
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| utprekṣita | invented (as opp. to"borrowed"), |
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| utprekṣitopamā | f. a kind of upamā- or simile, |
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| utprekṣitopamā | f. a kind of comparison, . |
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| utprekṣya | mfn. to expressed by a simile |
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| utprekṣya | ind.p. having looked up etc. |
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| utpṛṣṭi | mfn. with prominent ribs, |
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| utpru | (ud-pru-connected with plu-) A1. (Aorist 2. sg. -proṣṭhās- ) to spring, leap. |
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| utpruṣ | f. ( pruṣ-), that which bubbles up, a bubble p.58, 1. 18 |
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| utpū | (ud-pū-) P. A1. -punāti-, -punīte-, to cleanse, purify etc. ; to extract (anything that has been) purified |
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| utpuccha | mfn. (ud-pu-) above the tail (?) |
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| utpuccha | mfn. one who has raised the tail (as a bird) |
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| utpucchaya | Nom. P. A1. utpucchayati-, -te-, to raise or cock the tail on |
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| utpulaka | mfn. having the hairs of the body raised (through joy or rapture) |
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| utpulaka | n. erection of the hairs of the body (through rapture) |
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| utpuṃsana | n. wiping off, effacing, removing, |
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| utpuṃsaya | Nom. (etymology doubtful;erroneously for utpāṃsaya- ?) P. utpuṃsayati-, to slip away |
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| utpuñjaya | Nom. (fr. puñja-) P. ut-puñjayati-, to lay up, heap commentator or commentary on |
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| utpupluṣā | f. (from ut- + Desid, of plu-) the wish to fly up, |
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| utpuṭa | mfn. one whose fold is open ([ ]) ? gaRa saṃkalādi- utsaṅgādi- ([not in the ]) |
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| utpūta | mfn. cleaned, cleansed |
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| utpuṭaka | m. a disease of the external ear |
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| utpyai | ( ud-pyai-). |
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| utsa | m. ( ud- ), a spring, fountain (metaphorically applied to the clouds) |
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| utsad | (ud-sad-) P. A1. -sīdati-, -te- (Ved. 3. plural /ut-sadan-) to sit upwards ; to raise one's self or rise up to (accusative), ([ ]) ; to withdraw, leave off, disappear ; to sink, settle down, fall into ruin or decay, be abolished etc.: Causal -sādayati-, to put away, remove etc. ; to abolish, destroy, annihilate etc. ; to anoint, rub, chafe |
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| utsada | mfn. excellent, |
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| utsada | m. excellence, ibidem or 'in the same place or book or text' as the preceding |
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| utsāda | m. ceasing, vanishing |
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| utsāda | m. ruin |
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| utsāda | m. one who disturbs or destroys |
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| utsāda | m. a particular part of a sacrificial animal |
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| utsādaka | mfn. destroying, overturning gaRa yājakādi- ) |
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| utsādana | n. putting away or aside |
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| utsādana | n. suspending, interrupting, omitting |
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| utsādana | n. destroying, overturning |
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| utsādana | n. rubbing, chafing, anointing |
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| utsādana | n. causing a sore to fill up, healing it |
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| utsādana | n. a means of healing a sore |
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| utsādana | n. going up, ascending, rising |
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| utsādana | n. raising, elevating |
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| utsādana | n. ploughing a field twice or thoroughly |
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| utsādanīya | mfn. to be destroyed etc. |
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| utsādanīya | n. any application, applied to a sore producing granulations |
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| utsādayitavya | mfn. to be destroyed etc. |
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| utsādhana | n. cleaning with perfumes, |
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| utsadhi | m. the receptacle of a spring, a well |
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| utsādi | m. Name of a gaṇa- |
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| utsādin | mfn. See agny-utsād/in-. |
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| utsādita | mfn. destroyed, overturned etc. |
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| utsādita | mfn. rubbed, anointed |
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| utsādita | mfn. raised, elevated |
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| utsādya | mfn. equals ut-sādayitavya- above. |
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| utsah | (ud-sah-) A1. -sahate- (infinitive mood -s/aham- ) to endure, bear ; to be able, be adequate, have power (with infinitive mood or dative case of abstr. noun) ; to act with courage or energy etc.: Causal -sāhayati-, to animate, encourage, excite : Desiderative of the Causal (parasmE-pada -sisāhayiṣat-) to wish to excite or encourage |
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| utsaha | See dur-utsaha-. |
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| utsāha | m. power, strength |
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| utsāha | m. strength of will, resolution |
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| utsāha | m. effort, perseverance, strenuous and continuous exertion, energy |
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| utsāha | m. firmness, fortitude etc. |
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| utsāha | m. joy, happiness |
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| utsāha | m. a thread |
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| utsāhagātratā | f. having vigorous members (one of the 80 minor marks of a buddha-), . |
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| utsāhaka | mfn. active, persevering gaRa yājakādi-, |
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| utsāhaka | mfn. (the reads utsādaka-.) |
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| utsāhana | n. causing energy or strength |
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| utsāhaśakti | f. strength of will, energy |
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| utsāhasaṃpanna | mfn. endowed with energy. |
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| utsāhaśauryadhanasāhasavat | mfn. having boldness and wealth and heroism and energy |
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| utsāhavardhana | mfn. increasing energy |
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| utsāhavardhana | m. (scilicet rasa-) the sentiment of heroism |
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| utsāhavardhana | n. increase of energy, heroism |
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| utsāhavat | (gaṇa- balādi- ) mfn. active, energetic, persevering |
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| utsāhayoga | m. bestowing energy, exercising one's strength |
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| utsāhin | mfn. powerful, mighty |
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| utsāhin | mfn. firm, steady |
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| utsāhin | mfn. active, energetic |
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| utsaktha | mf(ī-)n. lifting up the thighs (as a female at coition) |
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| utsaṅga | m. ( sanj-) the haunch or part above the hip, lap etc. |
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| utsaṅga | m. any horizontal area or level (as a roof of a house etc.) etc. |
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| utsaṅga | m. the bottom or deep part of an ulcer |
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| utsaṅga | m. embrace, association, union |
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| utsaṅga | m. a particular position of the hands |
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| utsaṅga | n. a high number (= 100 vivāha-s) |
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| utsaṅgādi | m. Name of a gaṇa- |
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| utsaṅgaka | m. a particular position of the hands, |
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| utsaṅgapādatā | f. (?) having an arched foot or high instep (one of the 32 signs of perfection), . |
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| utsaṅgavat | mfn. having depth, deep-seated |
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| utsaṅgin | mfn. having depth, deep-seated (as an ulcer) |
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| utsaṅgin | mfn. associating or combining with, coherent on |
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| utsaṅgin | mfn. an associate, partner |
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| utsaṅgin | m. an ulcer, deep sore |
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| utsaṅginī | f. pimples on the inner edge of the eyelid |
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| utsaṅgita | mfn. associated, combined, joined, made coherent |
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| utsaṅgita | mfn. held in the lap, |
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| utsañjana | n. raising up, lifting up |
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| utsanna | mfn. raised, elevated (opposed to ava-sanna-) |
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| utsanna | mfn. vanished, abolished, decayed, destroyed |
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| utsanna | mfn. in ruins |
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| utsanna | mfn. disused, fallen into disuse |
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| utsannayajña | m. an interrupted or suspended sacrifice |
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| utsara | m. a species of the ati-śakvarī- metre (consisting of four verses of fifteen syllables each) |
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| utsara | m. Name of the month vaiśākha- |
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| utsāraka | m. one who drives away (the crowd from a person of rank), a door-keeper, porter |
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| utsaraṇa | n. going or creeping upwards |
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| utsāraṇa | n. the act of causing to move, driving away (the crowd) |
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| utsāraṇā | f. idem or 'n. the act of causing to move, driving away (the crowd) ' |
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| utsāraṇīya | mfn. to be driven away or removed |
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| utsarga | m. pouring out, pouring forth, emission, dejection, excretion, voiding by stool etc. etc. |
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| utsarga | m. Excretion (personified as a son of mitra- and revatī-) |
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| utsarga | m. laying aside, throwing or casting away |
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| utsarga | m. loosening, setting free, delivering (Name of the verses ) etc. |
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| utsarga | m. abandoning, resigning, quitting, retiring from, leaving off |
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| utsarga | m. suspending |
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| utsarga | m. end, close and etc. |
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| utsarga | m. handing over, delivering |
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| utsarga | m. granting, gift, donation |
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| utsarga | m. oblation, libation |
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| utsarga | m. presentation (of anything promised to a god or Brahman with suitable ceremonies) |
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| utsarga | m. a particular ceremony on suspending repetition of the veda- etc. |
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| utsarga | m. causation, causing |
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| utsarga | m. (in grammar) any general rule or precept (opposed to apa-vāda-, q.v) |
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| utsargam | ind. "leaving off (everything else)", at once, immediately, |
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| utsargamayūkha | m. Name of work |
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| utsarganirṇaya | m. Name of work |
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| utsargapaddhati | f. Name of work |
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| utsargasamiti | f. carefulness in the act of excretion (so that no living creature be hurt ) |
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| utsargatas | ind. generally (id est without any special limitation) . |
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| utsargin | mfn. leaving out or off |
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| utsargin | mfn. omitting, abandoning, quitting. |
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| utsārin | mfn. extending towards, |
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| utsārita | mfn. caused to move, driven away etc. |
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| utsarj | (ud-sarj-) P. -sarjati-, to rattle, creak |
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| utsarjam | ind.p. letting loose, setting free |
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| utsarjana | See column 3. |
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| utsarjana | mfn. expelling (the feces, said of one of the muscles of the anus) |
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| utsarjana | n. letting loose, abandoning, leaving |
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| utsarjana | n. suspending (a Vedic lecture) |
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| utsarjana | n. (with chandasām-) a ceremony connected with it |
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| utsarjana | n. gift, donation, oblation |
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| utsarjanaprayoga | m. Name of work |
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| utsarpa | m. going or gliding upwards |
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| utsarpa | m. swelling, heaving |
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| utsarpa | n. Name of a sāman-. |
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| utsarpaṇa | n. gliding upwards, rising, sun-rise |
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| utsarpaṇa | n. going out commentator or commentary on |
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| utsarpaṇa | n. stepping out or forwards |
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| utsarpaṇa | n. swelling, heaving |
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| utsarpin | mfn. moving or gliding upwards, jumping up |
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| utsarpin | mfn. coming forth, appearing |
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| utsarpin | mfn. soaring upwards, mounting upwards |
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| utsarpin | mfn. causing to increase or rise |
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| utsarpiṇī | f. "the ascending cycle"(divided into six stages beginning with bad-bad time and rising upwards in the reverse order to ava-sarpiṇi-. q.v) |
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| utsaryā | f. a cow when grown up and fit to take the bull |
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| utsārya | mfn. to be driven away or removed |
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| utsatti | f. vanishing, fading, absence |
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| utsava | m. enterprise, beginning |
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| utsava | m. a festival, jubilee |
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| utsava | m. joy, gladness, merriment etc. |
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| utsava | m. opening, blossoming |
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| utsava | m. height, elevation |
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| utsava | m. insolence |
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| utsava | m. passion, wrath |
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| utsava | m. wish, rising of a wish |
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| utsavapratāna | m. Name of work |
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| utsavapriya | mfn. fond of festivals, |
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| utsavasaṃketa | m. plural Name of a people |
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| utsavavidhi | m. idem or 'mfn. fond of festivals, ' |
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| utsecana | n. the act of foaming or spouting upwards, boiling or foaming over |
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| utsedha | m. height, elevation, altitude |
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| utsedha | m. thickness, bigness etc. |
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| utsedha | m. excelling |
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| utsedha | m. sublimity |
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| utsedha | m. the body on |
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| utsedha | n. killing, slaughter |
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| utsedha | n. Name of several sāman-s. |
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| utsedha | See ut-sidh-. |
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| utsedhavistāratas | ind. by altitude and latitude |
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| utseka | m. foaming upwards, spouting out or over, showering |
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| utseka | m. overflow |
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| utseka | m. increase, enlargement, superabundance |
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| utseka | m. haughtiness, pride |
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| utseka | See column 2. |
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| utsekin | mfn. See an-utsekin-. |
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| utsekin | mfn. arrogant, proud, |
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| utsekya | mfn. to be filled up or made full |
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| utsi | (ud-si-) P. -sin/āti-, to fetter, chain |
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| utsic | (ud-sic-) P. A1. -siñcati-, -te-, to pour upon, make full ; to cause to flow over ; to make proud or arrogant (See the Passive voice): Passive voice -sicyate-, to become full, flow over, foam over ; to be puffed up, become haughty or proud |
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| utsidh | (ud--2. sidh-) P. -sedhati-, to drive off or aside ; to drive or push upwards. |
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| utsikta | mfn. overflowing, foaming over |
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| utsikta | mfn. puffed up, superabundant |
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| utsikta | mfn. drawn too tight (as a bow) |
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| utsikta | mfn. elevated, raised |
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| utsikta | mfn. haughty, proud |
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| utsikta | mfn. wanton |
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| utsikta | mfn. rude |
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| utsikta | mfn. crack-brained, disordered, disturbed in mind |
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| utsiktamanas | mfn. of disordered mind, . |
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| utsisṛkṣu | mfn. (fr. Desiderative), being about or intending to leave off or give up |
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| utsisṛkṣu | desirous to diffuse, . |
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| utsita | mfn. fettered, entangled ; 3. |
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| utsiv | ( ud-siv-). |
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| utsmaya | m. a smile |
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| utsmaya | mfn. open, blooming (as a flower) |
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| utsmaya | mfn. wide open |
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| utsmayitvā | (irregular) ind.p. having smiled at, deriding |
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| utsmi | (ud-smi-) P. -smayati-, to begin smiling, smile at ; to deride |
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| utsmita | n. a smile |
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| utsnā | (ud-snā-) P. -snāti- and -snāyati-, to step out from the water, emerge, come out |
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| utsnāna | n. stepping out or emerging from the water. |
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| utsnāta | mfn. one who has emerged from the water on |
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| utsnāya | ind.p. having emerged, stepping out from the water |
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| utsnehana | n. ( snih-), sliding, slipping away |
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| utsnehana | n. deviating. |
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| utspṛś | (ud-spṛś-) P. (imperfect tense 3. plural -aspṛśan-) to reach upwards |
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| utsṛ | (ud-sṛ-) P. -sarati-, to hasten away, escape : Causal -sārayati-, to expel, turn out, drive away, put or throw away, leave off ; to send away ; to cause to come out ; to challenge |
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| utsraṣṭavya | mfn. to be excreted |
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| utsraṣṭavya | mfn. to be dismissed |
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| utsraṣṭukāma | mfn. wishing to let go or put down. |
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| utsṛj | (ud-sṛj-) P. A1. -sṛjati-, -te-, to let loose, let off or go ; to set free ; to open and etc. ; to pour out, emit, send forth etc. ; to sling, throw, cast forth or away ; to lay aside etc. ; to quit, leave, abandon, avoid, eschew etc. ; to discontinue, suspend, cease, leave off etc. ; to send away, dismiss, discharge ; to drive out or away ; to hand out, deliver, grant, give ; to bring forth, produce, create : Desiderative -sisṛkṣati-, to intend to let loose ; to intend to leave |
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| utsṛjya | ind.p. having let loose, having abandoned etc. |
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| utsṛjya | mfn. to be leapt over or left out, not to be observed, |
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| utsrotas | mfn. having the flow of life or current of nutriment upward (opposed to arvāk-srotas- q.v; see also ūrdhva-srotas-) |
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| utsṛp | (ud-sṛp-) P. -sarpati-, to creep out or upwards ; to rise up, glide or soar upwards etc. ; to glide along, move on slowly etc.: Desiderative -sisṛpsati- (parasmE-pada -s/isṛpsat-) to wish to get up |
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| utsṛṣṭa | mfn. let loose, set free |
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| utsṛṣṭa | mfn. poured forth, cast into |
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| utsṛṣṭa | mfn. left, abandoned |
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| utsṛṣṭa | mfn. given, presented etc. |
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| utsṛṣṭāgni | mfn. one who has given up fire-worship |
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| utsṛṣṭapaśu | m. a bull set at liberty (on particular occasions, as on a marriage etc., and allowed to go about at will). |
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| utsṛṣṭavat | mfn. one who has let fall, who has shed (a tear etc.) |
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| utsṛṣṭi | f. abandonment, letting go, emission |
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| utsṛṣṭikāṅka | a species of drama, (confer, compare ). |
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| utsṛṣṭikārika | m. a drama in a single act |
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| utsṛta | mfn. high (varia lectio uc-chrita-). |
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| utstana | mf(ī-)n. having prominent breasts |
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| utsthala | n. Name of an island |
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| utsū | (ud--1. sū-) P. -suvati-, to cause to go upwards ; (-sunoti-), to stir up, agitate |
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| utsuka | mfn. (fr. su-,"well", with 1. ud-in the sense of"apart", and affix ka-), restless, uneasy, unquiet, anxious etc. |
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| utsuka | mfn. anxiously desirous, zealously active, striving or making exertions for any object (see jayotsuka-) etc. |
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| utsuka | mfn. eager for, fond of, attached to |
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| utsuka | mfn. regretting, repining, missing, sorrowing for |
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| utsuka | n. sorrow |
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| utsuka | n. longing for, desire (See nirutsuka-). |
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| utsukatā | f. restlessness, uneasiness, unquietness |
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| utsukatā | f. zeal, desire, longing for, |
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| utsukatā | f. attachment, affection |
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| utsukatā | f. sorrow, regret |
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| utsukatva | n. restlessness, uneasiness, unquietness |
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| utsukatva | n. zeal, desire, longing for, |
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| utsukatva | n. attachment, affection |
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| utsukatva | n. sorrow, regret |
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| utsukāya | Nom. A1. utsukāyate-, to become unquiet ; to long for etc., (gaRa bhṛśādi- ) |
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| utsūra | m. (scilicet kāla-) the time when the sun sets, the evening |
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| utsūrya | See otsūry/am-. |
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| utsūtra | mfn. (fr. sūtra-with 1. ud-in the sense of "apart") , unstrung |
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| utsūtra | mfn. out of rule, deviating from or disregarding rules (of policy and grammar) |
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| utsūtra | mfn. anything not contained in a rule |
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| utsūtra | mfn. loose, detached |
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| utsvana | m. a loud sound |
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| utsvapna | mfn. "out of sleep", talking in one's sleep, starting out of sleep |
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| utsvapnāya | Nom. A1. utsvapnāyate-, to talk in one's sleep, start out of sleep |
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| utsvapnāyita | n. the act of starting out of sleep, dreaming uneasily |
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| utsvedana | n. watering, |
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| utsya | mfn. coming from a well or fountain (as water) |
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| utsya | See /utsa-. |
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| utsyūta | mfn. sewed up |
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| utsyūta | mfn. sewed to |
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| utta | See . |
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| utta | mfn. moistened, wet (see unna-, column 3.) |
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| uttabdha | mfn. upheld |
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| uttabdha | mfn. erected |
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| uttabdhi | f. support, upholding |
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| uttabhita | mfn. upheld, uplifted, supported |
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| uttakṣ | (ud-- takṣ-) P. (imperative 2. dual number /ut-takṣatam- ) to form (anything) out of (any other thing), ([ ]) ; to take out of (anything), ([ ]) |
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| uttāla | mfn. great, strong, high, elevated |
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| uttāla | mfn. impetuous, violent |
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| uttāla | mfn. formidable, horrid |
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| uttāla | mfn. abundant, plentiful |
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| uttāla | mfn. best, excellent |
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| uttāla | mfn. tall, loud |
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| uttāla | mfn. swift, speedy |
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| uttāla | m. an ape |
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| uttāla | n. a particular number () |
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| uttālībhavana | n. impetuous proceeding. |
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| uttam | (ud-tam-) P. -tāmyati-, to be out of breath or exhausted ; to lose heart, faint |
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| uttama | mfn. (superlative fr. 1. ud-;opposed to avama-, adhama-,etc.; see an-uttama-), uppermost, highest, chief |
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| uttama | mfn. most elevated, principal |
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| uttama | mfn. best, excellent etc. (often in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound', exempli gratia, 'for example' dvijottama-,best of the twice-born id est a Brahman ) |
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| uttama | mfn. first, greatest |
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| uttama | mfn. the highest (tone) |
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| uttama | mfn. the most removed or last in place or order or time etc. |
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| uttama | mfn. at last, lastly |
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| uttama | m. the last person (= in European grammars the first person) etc. |
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| uttama | m. Name of a brother of dhruva- (son of uttāna-pāda- and nephew of priya-vrata-) |
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| uttama | m. of a son of priya-vrata- and third manu- |
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| uttama | m. of the twenty-first vyāsa- |
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| uttama | m. plural Name of people |
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| uttamā | f. a kind of piḍakā- or pustule |
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| uttama | m. the plant Oxystelma Esculentum (Asclepias Rosea Roxb.) |
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| uttama | m. an excellent woman (one who is handsome, healthy, and affectionate) |
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| uttamabala | mfn. of excellent strength, very strong |
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| uttamacaritra | m. Name (also title or epithet) of a prince, |
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| uttamadarśana | mfn. of excellent appearance |
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| uttamādhama | mfn. high and low |
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| uttamādhamamadhyama | mfn. good, bad, and indifferent |
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| uttamādhamamadhyama | mfn. high, low, and middling. |
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| uttamagandhāḍhya | mfn. possessing abundantly the most delicate scent or delicious fragrance. |
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| uttamagāya | mfn. (either from 2. gāya-) highly celebrated (or from 1. gāya-) wide-striding (said of viṣṇu-), |
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| uttamāha | m. the last or latest day, a fine day (?), a lucky day (?) |
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| uttamajana | m. plural excellent men ( etc.) |
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| uttamalābha | m. great profit, a double return. |
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| uttamam | ind. most, in the highest degree |
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| uttamamaṇi | m. a kind of gem |
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| uttamāmbhas | n. (in sāṃkhya- philosophy) one of the nine kinds of tuṣṭi- q.v , sāṃkhya-kaumudī- (quoted by ) |
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| uttamāṅga | n. the highest or chief part of the body, the head |
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| uttamapada | n. a high office. |
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| uttamaphalinī | f. the plant Oxystelma Esculentum (Asclepias Rosea Roxb.) |
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| uttamapuruṣa | m. the last person in verbal conjugation id est "I, we two, we"(= in European grammars the first person, our third person being regarded in Hindu grammars as the prathama-puruṣa- q.v; see also madhyama-puruṣa-) etc. |
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| uttamapuruṣa | m. the Supreme Spirit |
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| uttamapūruṣa | m. equals -puruṣa- above |
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| uttamapūruṣa | m. the Supreme Spirit |
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| uttamapūruṣa | m. an excellent man |
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| uttamāraṇī | f. the plant Asparagus Racemosus |
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| uttamārdha | m. the last half or part |
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| uttamārdha | m. the best half. |
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| uttamārdhya | mfn. relating to or connected with the last part or the best half |
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| uttamarṇa | m. (uttama-ṛṇa-) a creditor etc. |
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| uttamarṇa | m. plural Name of a people |
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| uttamarṇika | m. a creditor |
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| uttamarṇin | m. a creditor |
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| uttamasāhasa | n. the highest of the three fixed mulcts or fines (a fine of 1000 or of 80,000 paṇa-s;capital punishment, branding, banishment, confiscation, mutilation, and death). |
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| uttamaśākha | m. Name of a region, (gaRa gahādi- ) |
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| uttamaśākhīya | mfn. belonging to that region. |
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| uttamasaṃgraha | m. intriguing with another man's wife, addressing her privately, casting amorous looks etc. |
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| uttamaśloka | m. (uttam/a-) the most excellent renown |
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| uttamaśloka | mfn. possessing the most excellent fame, highly renowned, illustrious |
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| uttamaślokatīrtha | m. Name of a teacher. |
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| uttamaśruta | mfn. possessing the utmost learning |
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| uttamastrīsaṃgrahaṇa | equals -saṃgraha- above. |
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| uttamasukha | m. Name of a man. |
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| uttamatā | f. excellence, superiority |
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| uttamatā | f. goodness, good quality. |
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| uttamatejas | mfn. having extraordinary splendour, very glorious |
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| uttamatva | n. excellence, superiority |
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| uttamatva | n. goodness, good quality. |
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| uttamaudārya | mfn. very noble-hearted |
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| uttamaujas | m. "of excellent valour", Name of one of the warriors of the mahā-bhārata-. |
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| uttamavarṇa | mfn. having an excellent colour (also being of the best caste) |
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| uttamavayasa | n. the last period of life |
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| uttamaveṣa | m. "having the most excellent dress"Name of śiva-. |
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| uttamavid | mfn. having supreme knowledge, |
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| uttamāyya | mfn. (future Passive voice parasmE-pada of a Nom. uttamāya-?) to be raised or celebrated |
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| uttambh | ( ud-stambh- ;the radical s-appears in augmented and reduplicated forms and if [in veda-] the preposition is separated from the verb) P. -(s)tabhnāti- (imperative 2. sg. -(s)tabhān/a- imperfect tense /ud-astabhnāt-, Aorist -astāmpsīt- -astambhīt- ) to uphold, stay, prop ; to support etc.: Causal -tambhayati-, to lift up, raise, erect etc. ; to bring up ; to irritate, excite ; to raise in rank ; to honour, make respectable. |
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| uttambha | m. support, prop, upholding |
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| uttambhana | n. a prop, stay |
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| uttambhita | mfn. supported, upheld |
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| uttambhita | mfn. raised |
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| uttambhita | mfn. excited |
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| uttambhitavya | mfn. to be supported or upheld etc. commentator or commentary |
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| uttamīya | mfn. (gaRa gahādi- ) belonging to anything excellent or best or last etc. |
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| uttamopapada | mfn. one to whom the best term is applicable, best, good. |
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| uttamottama | mfn. the best among the best, the very best. |
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| uttamottamaka | n. a kind of song or conversation in a play, |
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| uttamottamika | n. a kind of song or conversation in a play, |
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| uttamottarīya | m. Name of a grammarian. |
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| uttaṃsa | m. ( tan-), a crest, chaplet |
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| uttaṃsa | m. a wreath worn on the crown of the head |
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| uttaṃsa | m. an earring |
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| uttaṃsa | m. (figuratively) an ornament |
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| uttaṃsaka | m. idem or 'm. (figuratively) an ornament ' |
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| uttaṃsaya | Nom. P. uttaṃsayati-, to adorn with a crest |
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| uttaṃsika | m. Name of a nāga- |
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| uttaṃsita | mfn. used as crest or ornament for the head |
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| uttaṃsita | mfn. crested |
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| uttan | (ud-- tan-) A1. (Aorist 3. plural -atnata- ) to stretch one's self upwards, endeavour to rise ; to stretch out. |
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| uttāna | mfn. stretched out, spread out, lying on the back, sleeping supinely or with the face upwards |
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| uttāna | mfn. upright etc. |
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| uttāna | mfn. turned so that the mouth or opening is uppermost (as a vessel), concave etc. |
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| uttāna | mfn. spreading out over the surface |
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| uttāna | mfn. shallow |
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| uttāna | mfn. open |
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| uttāna | m. Name of an āṅgirasa- |
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| uttāna | See ut-tan-. |
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| uttānabarhis | m. Name of a prince |
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| uttānahasta | mfn. (uttān/a-) having the hand, extended, extending them in prayer |
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| uttānahasta | m. dual number (au-) the two hands with the fingers stretched out (but with the backs towards the ground) |
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| uttānahaya | m. Name of a son of śatājit- |
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| uttānahṛdaya | (PrakrituttANahiaa), open-hearted |
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| uttānaka | m. a species of Cyperus grass |
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| uttānakūrmaka | n. a particular posture in sitting. |
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| uttānapad | f. (uttān/a-) one whose legs are extended (in parturition) |
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| uttānapad | f. Name of a peculiar creative agency |
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| uttānapad | f. vegetation, the whole creation of upward-germinating plants, ([ ]) |
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| uttānapāda | m. the star in the little bear (personified as son of vīra- or manu- svāyambhuva- and father of dhruva-) etc. |
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| uttānapādaja | m. a Name of dhruva- (or the polar-star) |
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| uttānapāṇidvaya | mfn. having the two hands with the palms turned upwards. |
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| uttānaparṇa | (uttān/a--) mfn. having extended leaves |
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| uttānaparṇaka | m. a species of plant |
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| uttānapattraka | m. a species of Ricinus |
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| uttānarecita | m. (sc. hasta-) a particular position of the hands. |
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| uttānārtha | mfn. superficial, shallow |
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| uttānaśaya | mfn. lying on the back, sleeping with the face upwards |
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| uttānaśaya | m. a little child |
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| uttānaśāyin | mfn. lying on the back. |
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| uttānaśīvan | mf(arī-)n. lying extended, stagnant (as water) |
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| uttānikā | f. Name of a river |
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| uttānīkṛ | to open wide (the mouth), |
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| uttānīkṛbhū | to spread, extend |
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| uttānita | mfn. wide open (as the mouth) |
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| uttaṅka | and uttaṅka-megha- vv.ll. for utaṅka- and utaṅka-megha-, qq.v. |
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| uttanūruha | mfn. with bristling hair, |
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| uttap | (ud-- tap-) P. -tapati-, to make warm or hot ; to heat thoroughly etc. ; to pain, torment, press hard etc.: A1. -tapate-, to shine forth, give out heat ; to warm one's self or a part of one's body on : Causal -tāpayati-, to warm up, heat ; to excite, urge on |
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| uttāpa | m. great heat, glow |
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| uttāpa | m. ardour, effort, excessive energy |
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| uttāpa | m. affliction, distress |
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| uttāpa | m. excitement, anxiety |
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| uttāpa | See ut-tap-. |
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| uttapana | m. a particular kind of fire. |
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| uttāpana | n. paining, distressing, |
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| uttapanīya | mfn. (said of a kind of fire), BaudhP |
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| uttāpita | mfn. heated, made hot |
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| uttāpita | mfn. pained, distressed |
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| uttāpita | mfn. excited, roused. |
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| uttapta | mfn. burnt |
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| uttapta | mfn. heated, red hot, glowing, |
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| uttapta | mfn. pained, tormented, pressed hard |
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| uttapta | mfn. bathed, washed |
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| uttapta | mfn. anxious, excited |
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| uttapta | n. dried flesh |
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| uttapta | n. great heat |
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| uttaptavaiḍūryanirbhāsa | m. Name (also title or epithet) of a tathāgata-, . |
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| uttara | mfn. (Comparative degree fr. 1. ud-;opposed to adhara-;declined a-), upper, higher, superior (exempli gratia, 'for example' uttare dantās-,the upper teeth) etc. |
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| uttara | mfn. northern (because the northern part of India is high) etc. |
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| uttara | mfn. left (opposed to dakṣiṇa-or right, because in praying the face being turned to the east the north would be on the left hand) etc. |
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| uttara | mfn. later, following, subsequent, latter, concluding, posterior, future etc. (opposed to pūrva-,etc. exempli gratia, 'for example' uttaraḥ kālaḥ-,future time; uttaraṃ vākyam-,a following speech, answer, reply; phalam uttaram-,subsequent result, future consequence; varṣottareṣu-,in future years) |
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| uttara | mfn. followed by (exempli gratia, 'for example' smottara smottara- mfn.followed by"sma-") |
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| uttara | mfn. superior, chief, excellent, dominant, predominant, more powerful |
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| uttara | mfn. gaining a cause (in law) |
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| uttara | mfn. better, more excellent |
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| uttara | m. Name of a son of virāṭa- |
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| uttara | m. of a king of the nāga-s |
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| uttara | m. Name of a mountain |
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| uttara | m. of several men |
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| uttara | m. plural Name of a school |
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| uttarā | f. (ā-), of. (scilicet diś-) the northern quarter, the north etc. |
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| uttarā | f. Name of each of the nakṣatra-s that contain the word" uttara- " (see uttara-phalgunī-,etc.) |
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| uttarā | f. Name of a daughter of virāṭa- and daughter-in-law of arjuna- |
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| uttarā | f. of a female servant |
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| uttarā | f. dual number (e-) the second and third verse of a tṛca- (or a stanza consisting of three verses) |
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| uttarā | f. plural the second part of the sāma-saṃhitā- |
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| uttara | n. upper surface or cover etc. |
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| uttara | n. the north |
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| uttara | n. the following member, the last part of a compound |
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| uttara | n. answer, reply etc. |
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| uttara | n. (in law) a defence, rejoinder, a defensive measure |
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| uttara | n. contradiction |
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| uttara | n. (in the mīmāṃsā- philosophy) the answer (the fourth member of an adhikaraṇa- or case) |
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| uttara | n. superiority, excellence, competency etc. |
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| uttara | n. result, the chief or prevalent result or characteristic, what remains or is left, conclusion, remainder, excess, over and above, (often in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound' exempli gratia, 'for example' bhayottara-,attended with danger, having danger as the result; dharmottara-,chiefly characterized by virtue; ṣaṣṭy-uttaraṃ sahasram-,one thousand with an excess of sixty, id est 1060; saptottaraṃ śatam-,107) |
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| uttara | n. remainder, difference (in arithmetic) |
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| uttara | n. Name of a song |
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| uttara | n. Name of each of the nakṣatra-s that contain the word" uttara- " |
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| uttara | n. a particular figure in rhetoric |
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| uttara | n. Name of the last book of the rāmāyaṇa- |
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| uttarā | ind. north, northerly |
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| uttarā | ind. northward (with genitive case or ablative) |
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| uttarā | ind. (uttarā-patha-,etc.See .) |
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| uttara | for 2. See ut-tṝ-, column 2. |
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| uttāra | mfn. (fr. tārā-with 1. ud-in the sense of "apart") (an eye) from which the pupil is taken out |
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| uttāra | mfn. (for 2. ut-tāra-etc.See ut-tṝ-.) |
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| uttara | mfn. (for 1.See) , crossing over |
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| uttara | mfn. to be crossed (see dur-uttara-). |
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| uttāra | m. (for 1.See sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order above) transporting over |
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| uttāra | m. landing |
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| uttāra | m. delivering, rescuing |
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| uttāra | m. ejecting, getting rid of |
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| uttāra | m. vomiting |
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| uttāra | m. passing away, instability |
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| uttāra | mfn. surpassing others, excellent, pre-eminent |
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| uttarabarhis | n. the sacrificial grass on the north of the fire. |
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| uttarabhadrapadā | f. Name of a lunar mansion (see bhādrapadā-.) |
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| uttarabhādrapadā | f. Name of a lunar mansion (see bhādrapadā-.) |
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| uttarabhāga | m. the second participle |
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| uttarabhaktika | mfn. employed after eating |
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| uttarābhāsa | m. a false or indirect or prevaricating reply |
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| uttarābhāsatā | f. inadequacy of a reply, the semblance without the reality. |
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| uttarābhāsatva | n. inadequacy of a reply, the semblance without the reality. |
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| uttarābhimukha | mfn. turned towards the north. |
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| uttaracchada | m. a cover thrown over anything |
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| uttaradanta | m. a tooth of the upper mandible commentator or commentary on |
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| uttaradāyaka | mfn. replying, giving an answer, impertinent |
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| uttaradeśa | m. the country towards the north, the up-country. |
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| uttarādhara | mfn. superior and inferior, higher and lower |
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| uttarādhara | n. upper and under lip |
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| uttarādhara | n. the lips (See adharottara-) |
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| uttarādharavivara | n. the mouth |
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| uttaradhāraya | mfn. one who has to give an answer |
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| uttaradharma | m. Name of a teacher () |
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| uttaradheya | mfn. to be done or applied subsequently. |
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| uttarādhikāra | m. right to property in succession to another person, heirship |
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| uttarādhikāratā | f. right of succession. |
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| uttarādhikāratva | n. right of succession. |
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| uttarādhikārin | mfn. an heir or claimant subsequent to the death of the original owner, an heir who claims as second in succession |
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| uttaradhurīṇa | mfn. yoked on the left pole of a carriage (as a horse) on |
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| uttaradigīśa | m. Name of kuvera-. |
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| uttaradikstha | mfn. situated in the north, northern. |
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| uttaradiś | f. the north quarter. |
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| uttarādri | m. "northern mountain", the himālaya- |
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| uttaradru | m. an upper beam (?) |
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| uttaraga | mfn. flowing towards the north |
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| uttarāgāra | n. an upper room, garret |
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| uttaragārgya | the younger gārgya- (Name (also title or epithet) of work) |
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| uttaraghṛta | mfn. sprinkled over with ghee, |
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| uttaragītā | f. Name of a section of the sixth book of the mahābhārata-. |
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| uttaragrantha | m. Name of a supplement of the yoni-grantha-. |
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| uttarāha | m. the following day on |
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| uttarahanu | f. the upper jaw-bone |
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| uttarāhi | ind. northerly, from the north (with ablative ) |
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| uttaraja | mfn. born in the latter (or last-mentioned kind of wedlock) |
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| uttaraja | mfn. born subsequently or afterwards. |
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| uttarajyā | f. the versed sine of an arc, the second half of the chord halved by the versed sine |
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| uttarajyotiṣa | n. Name of a country |
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| uttāraka | m. "a deliverer", Name of śiva-. |
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| uttarakāla | m. future time |
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| uttarakāla | m. time reckoned from full moon to full moon |
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| uttarakāla | mfn. future |
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| uttarakālam | ind. afterwards, after |
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| uttarakālatas | ind. afterwards, after |
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| uttarakalpa | m. Name of work |
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| uttarakāmākhyatantra | n. Name of work |
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| uttarakāṇḍa | n. following or concluding book |
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| uttarakāṇḍa | n. the seventh book of the rāmāyaṇa- |
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| uttarakāṇḍa | n. also the last book of the adhyātma-rāmāyaṇa-. |
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| uttarakāya | m. the upper part of the body |
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| uttarakhaṇḍa | n. last section |
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| uttarakhaṇḍa | n. the concluding book of the padma-purāṇa- |
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| uttarakhaṇḍa | n. also of the śiva-purāṇa- and of other works. |
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| uttarakhaṇḍana | n. cutting off a reply, refutation. |
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| uttarakośalā | f. the city ayodhyā- (the modern Oude) |
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| uttarakrama | m. objection, refutation, |
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| uttarakriyā | f. the last (sacred) action, funeral rites, obsequies. |
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| uttarakuru | m. n. one of the nine divisions of the world (the country of the northern kuru-s, situated in the north of India, and described as the country of eternal beatitude). |
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| uttarala | mf(ī-)n. trembling, shuddering, quivering |
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| uttaralakṣaṇa | n. the indication of an actual reply |
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| uttaralakṣaṇa | mfn. marked on the left side |
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| uttaralakṣman | mfn. marked above or on the left side |
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| uttaralāya | Nom. A1. uttaralāyate-, to shudder, quiver, tremble |
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| uttaralīkṛ | to cause to quiver ; to cause to skip, let leap |
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| uttaralita | mfn. caused to tremble, excited |
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| uttaraloman | (/uttara-) mfn. having the hairs turned upwards or outwards |
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| uttaram | ind. at the conclusion, at the end exempli gratia, 'for example' bhavad-uttaram-, having the word" bhavat- "at the end |
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| uttaram | ind. asrottaram īkṣitā-, looked at with tears at the close id est with a glance ending in tears |
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| uttaram | ind. afterwards, thereafter |
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| uttaram | ind. behind |
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| uttaram | ind. in the following part (of a book) |
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| uttaram | ind. ([ confer, compare Greek .]) |
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| uttaramānasa | n. Name of a tīrtha-. |
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| uttaramandrā | f. (/uttara-) a loud but slow manner of singing |
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| uttaramandrādyā | f. a particular mūrchanā- (in music). |
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| uttaramārga | m. the way leading to the north. |
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| uttaramati | m. Name of a man. |
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| uttaramātra | n. a mere reply, only a reply. |
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| uttaraṃga | (1. uttaraṃ-ga-;for 2.See sub voce, i.e. the word in the Sanskrit order) n. a wooden arch surmounting a door frame |
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| uttaraṃga | m. (for 1.See) , a high wave |
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| uttaraṃga | mfn. rough with high waves, washed over by waves |
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| uttaraṃga | mfn. inundated, flooded |
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| uttaraṃga | Nom. A1. uttaraṃgate-, to surge ; to break or burst (like a wave) |
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| uttaraṃgaya | Nom. P. uttaraṃgayati-, to cause to wave or undulate, to move to and fro |
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| uttaraṃgi | mfn. surging, heaving, |
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| uttaramīmāṃsā | f. the vedānta- philosophy (an inquiry into the jñāna-kāṇḍa- or second portion of the veda-;opposed to pūrva-mīmāṃsā-;See mimāṃsā-): |
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| uttarāmnāya | m. Name of a sacred book of the śākta-s. |
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| uttarāṃsa | m. the left shoulder (the clavicle ?) |
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| uttaramūla | (/uttara-) mfn. having the roots above |
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| uttaraṇa | mfn. coming out of, crossing over etc. |
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| uttaraṇa | n. coming forth or out of (especially out of water) |
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| uttaraṇa | n. landing, disembarking |
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| uttaraṇa | n. crossing rivers etc. |
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| uttāraṇa | mfn. transporting over |
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| uttāraṇa | mfn. bringing over, rescuing |
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| uttāraṇa | n. the act of landing, delivering |
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| uttāraṇa | n. rescuing, helping to cross over or escape |
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| uttāraṇa | n. transportation |
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| uttaranābhi | f. the cavity on the north of the sacrificial fire commentator or commentary on |
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| uttaranārāyaṇa | m. the second part of the nārāyaṇa-- or puruṣa--hymn () |
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| uttaraṇasetu | m. a bridge for crossing over (genitive case), |
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| uttarāṅga | n. the last sound of combined consonants commentator or commentary on |
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| uttarapada | n. the last member of a compound word etc. |
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| uttarapāda | m. a division of legal practice (that part which relates to the reply or defence, four divisions being admitted in every suit). |
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| uttarapadakīya | mfn. relating to or studying the last word or term commentator or commentary |
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| uttarapadārthapradhāna | mfn. (a compound) in which the sense of the last member is the chief one (said of tatpuruṣa- compounds) on |
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| uttarapadika | mfn. relating to or studying the last word or term commentator or commentary |
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| uttarapakṣa | m. the northern or left wing (side) |
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| uttarapakṣa | m. second or following part of an argument, the reply, refutation |
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| uttarapakṣa | m. the answer to the first or objectionable argument (see pūrva-pakṣa-) |
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| uttarapakṣa | m. the right argument, demonstrated truth, or conclusion |
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| uttarapakṣa | m. the minor proposition in a syllogism |
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| uttarapakṣatā | f. conclusion, demonstration, reply. |
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| uttarapakṣatva | n. conclusion, demonstration, reply. |
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| uttaraparvata | m. the northern mountain |
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| uttarapaścārdha | m. the north-western half. |
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| uttarapaścima | mfn. north-western |
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| uttarapaścimā | f. (scilicet diś-) the north-west. |
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| uttarapaṭa | m. an upper garment |
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| uttarapatha | m. the northern way, the way leading to the north |
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| uttarapatha | m. the northern country |
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| uttarāpatha | m. the northern road or direction, the northern country, north |
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| uttarapathika | mfn. inhabiting the northern country |
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| uttaraphalgunī | f. Name of lunar mansions (see proṣṭhapadā-, phalgunī-.) |
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| uttaraphālgunī | f. Name of lunar mansions (see proṣṭhapadā-, phalgunī-.) |
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| uttarapracchada | m. a cover-lid, quilt |
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| uttarapratyuttara | n. "reply and rejoinder", a dispute, altercation, discussion |
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| uttarapratyuttara | n. the pleadings in a lawsuit. |
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| uttaraproṣṭhapadā | f. |
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| uttarapūjā | f. highest worship (sevenfold with Buddhists), |
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| uttarapurāṇa | n. Name of a jaina- work. |
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| uttarapurastāt | ind. north-eastward (with genitive case) |
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| uttarapūrva | mfn. north-eastward |
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| uttarapūrva | mfn. one who takes the north for the east |
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| uttarapūrvā | f. (scilicet diś-) the north-east. |
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| uttararahita | mfn. devoid of reply, having no answer. |
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| uttararāmacampū | f. Name (also title or epithet) of a poem |
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| uttararāmacarita | (or caritra-) n. "the further or later deeds of rāma-", Name of a drama of bhava-bhūti-. |
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| uttarāraṇi | f. the upper araṇi- (q.v) which is also called pramantha- or churner |
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| uttarārcika | n. Name of the second part of the sāmaveda-saṃhitā- (also called uttarāgrantha-). |
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| uttarārdha | n. the upper part (of the body) |
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| uttarārdha | n. the northern part |
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| uttarārdha | n. the latter half |
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| uttarārdha | n. the further end |
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| uttarārdhapaścārdha | m. north-west, |
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| uttarārdhapūrvārdha | n. the eastern part of the northern side (of the fire) |
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| uttarārdhya | (fr. uttarārdha-) mfn. being on the northern side |
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| uttarārka | m. Name of one of the twelve forms of the sun |
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| uttarārtha | mfn. (done etc.) for the sake of what follows |
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| uttararūpa | n. the second of two combined vowels or consonants commentator or commentary on |
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| uttarāśā | f. the northern quarter |
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| uttarāsad | mfn. seated northward or on the left |
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| uttarāṣāḍhā | f. Name of a lunar mansion (see aṣāḍhā-) |
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| uttarasādhaka | mfn. effective of a result, assisting at a ceremony, befriending |
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| uttarasādhaka | mfn. an assistant, helper, friend |
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| uttarasādhaka | mfn. establishing a reply |
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| uttarāśādhipati | m. "lord of the north", Name of kuvera-. |
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| uttaraśaila | m. plural Name of a Buddhist school. |
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| uttarasākṣin | m. witness for the defence |
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| uttarasākṣin | m. a witness testifying from the report of others. |
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| uttarasaktha | n. the left thigh |
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| uttaraśalaṅkaṭa | see śal-, parasmE-pada 1059 |
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| uttarasaṃjñita | mfn. designated in the reply (a witness etc.) |
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| uttarasaṃjñita | mfn. learnt from report, hearsay evidence. |
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| uttarāsaṅga | m. an upper or outer garment |
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| uttaraśānti | f. final consecration |
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| uttarāśmaka | mfn. belonging to the above country |
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| uttarāśman | mfn. having high rocks |
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| uttarāśman | m. Name of a country, (gaRa ṛśyādi- ) |
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| uttarāśramin | m. (a Brahman) who enters into the next āśrama- (or period of religious life) commentator or commentary on |
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| uttarāśrita | mfn. having gone to or being in the northern direction |
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| uttarāt | ind. from the left |
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| uttarāt | ind. from the north |
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| uttarataḥpaścāt | ind. north-westward (with genitive case ) |
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| uttaratantra | n. "concluding doctrine", Name of a supplementary section in the medical manual of suśruta- |
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| uttaratantra | n. also of supplementary portions of several other works. |
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| uttaratāpanīya | n. Name of the second part of the nṛsiṃha-tāpanīyopaniṣad-. |
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| uttaratara | mfn. (Comparative degree ft. uttara-), still further removed, still more distant, still higher |
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| uttaratas | ind. at the top, above |
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| uttaratas | ind. from the north, northward etc. |
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| uttaratas | ind. to the left (opposed to dakṣiṇa-tas-) etc. (in some cases it is not to be decided whether"northward"or"to the left"is meant) |
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| uttaratas | ind. afterwards |
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| uttaratas | ind. behind |
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| uttaratas | ind. from the north, |
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| uttaratra | ind. in what follows, after, subsequently, later, further on, beyond, below (in a work) |
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| uttaratra | ind. northward, (pūrvatra-,in the first case or place; uttaratra-,in the second) |
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| uttarātsad | mfn. equals uttarā-sad- above |
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| uttarāttāt | ind. from the north |
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| uttarauṣṭha | m. the upper lip |
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| uttarauṣṭha | m. the upper part of a pillar |
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| uttaravādin | m. a replicant |
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| uttaravādin | m. a defendant |
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| uttaravādin | m. one whose claims are of later date than another's |
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| uttaravallī | f. Name of the second section of the kāṭhakopaniṣad- (when divided into two adhyāya-s). |
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| uttaravāsas | n. an upper garment |
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| uttaravasti | f. a small syringe, a urethra injection pipe |
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| uttaravastra | n. an upper garment. |
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| uttarāvat | mfn. being above |
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| uttarāvat | mfn. victorious, overpowering |
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| uttaravayasa | n. the latter or declining years of life |
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| uttaravedi | f. the northern altar made for the sacred fire |
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| uttaravīthi | f. (in astronomy) the northern orbit |
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| uttaraya | Nom. P. uttarayati-, to reply ; to defend one's self. |
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| uttarāyaṇa | n. the progress (of the sun) to the north |
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| uttarāyaṇa | n. the period of the sun's progress to the north of the equator, the summer solstice |
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| uttarayuga | n. a particular measure (= 13 aṅgula-s), |
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| uttaredyus | ind. on a subsequent day, on the day following, to-morrow |
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| uttareṇa | ind. (with genitive case ablative accusative,or in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') northward |
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| uttareṇa | ind. on the left side of |
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| uttaretarā | f. (scilicet diś-) "other or opposite to the northern", the southern quarter |
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| uttarikā | f. Name of a river |
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| uttarin | mfn. increasing, becoming more and more intense |
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| uttārin | mfn. transporting across |
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| uttārin | mfn. unsteady, inconstant, changeable, tremulous |
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| uttārin | mfn. sick |
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| uttarīya | n. an upper or outer garment etc. |
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| uttarīya | n. a blanket |
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| uttarīyaka | n. an upper or outer garment |
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| uttarīyatā | f. the state of being an upper garment |
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| uttarjana | n. ( tarj-), violent threatening |
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| uttarjanīka | mfn. threatening, menacing, |
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| uttaroṣṭha | m. the upper lip |
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| uttaroṣṭha | m. the upper part of a pillar |
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| uttarottara | mfn. more and more, higher and higher, further and further |
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| uttarottara | mfn. always increasing, always following etc. |
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| uttarottara | mfn. each following |
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| uttarottara | n. reply to an answer, reply on reply |
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| uttarottara | n. a rejoinder |
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| uttarottara | n. conversation etc. |
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| uttarottara | n. excess, exceeding quantity or degree |
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| uttarottara | n. succession, gradation |
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| uttarottara | n. descending |
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| uttarottaram | ind. higher and higher, more and more, in constant continuation, one on the other etc. |
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| uttarottarapracchalā | f. Name of a section of the sāmaveda-cchalā- |
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| uttarottaravaktṛ | m. one who never fails to answer |
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| uttarottarin | mfn. one following the other |
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| uttarottarin | mfn. constantly increasing |
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| uttārya | mfn. to be made to land |
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| uttārya | mfn. to be ejected |
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| uttārya | mfn. to be thrown up by vomiting |
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| uttārya | ind.p. having caused to come out etc. |
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| uttaṭa | mfn. overflowing its banks (as a river) |
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| uttata | mfn. stretching one's self upwards, rising upwards |
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| uttathya | m. Name of a son of devaputra- (see utathya-.) |
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| uttejaka | mfn. instigating, stimulating |
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| uttejana | f(ā-)n. incitement, instigation, encouragement, stimulation, exciting, animating |
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| uttejana | f(ā-)n. sending, despatching |
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| uttejana | f(ā-)n. urging, driving |
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| uttejana | f(ā-)n. whetting, sharpening, furbishing, polishing |
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| uttejana | f(ā-)n. an inspiring or exciting speech |
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| uttejana | f(ā-)n. an incentive, inducement, stimulant |
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| uttejana | n. (in dramatic language) challenging, provocation, |
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| uttejita | mfn. incited, animated, excited, urged |
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| uttejita | mfn. sent, despatched |
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| uttejita | mfn. whetted, sharpened, furbished, polished |
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| uttejita | n. an incentive, inducement |
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| uttejita | n. sidling one of a horse's five paces |
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| uttejita | n. moderate velocity in a horse's pace |
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| utterita | n. (said to be fr. uttṝ-), one of the five paces of a horse |
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| utthā | ( ud-sthā- ; see ut-tambh-, column 1) P. A1. (but not A1.in the sense of,"rising, standing up") -tiṣṭhati-, -te- (perfect tense -tasthau- Aorist -asthāt-etc.) to stand up, spring up, rise, raise one's self, set out etc. ; to rise (from the dead) ; to rise (from any occupation), leave off ; to finish etc. ; to come forth, arise, appear, become visible, result ; to spring, originate from etc. ; to come in (as revenues) ; to rise (for the performance of any action) ; to be active or brave ; to make efforts, take pains with, strive for ; to excel etc.: Causal -thāpayati- (Aorist 1. sg. /ud-atiṣṭhipam- ) to cause, to stand up, raise, rouse, start etc. ; to set up, lift up, erect etc. ; to get out ; to drive out, send out, push out : ; to excite ; to produce ; to arouse, awaken, raise to life, make alive, animate ; to stir up, agitate etc.: Desiderative -tiṣṭhāsati-, to wish or intend to stand up ; to intend to leave off (a sacrifice) |
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| uttha | mfn. (generally in fine compositi or 'at the end of a compound') standing up, rising, arising etc. |
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| uttha | mfn. coming forth, originating, derived from etc. |
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| uttha | m. arising, coming forth ; ([ confer, compare Zend usta.]) |
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| utthāna | n. the act of standing up or rising etc. |
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| utthāna | n. rising (of the moon etc.) etc. |
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| utthāna | n. resurrection |
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| utthāna | n. rising up to depart |
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| utthāna | n. leaving off etc.: starting on a warlike expedition etc. |
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| utthāna | n. coming forth, appearing |
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